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Volume VII Jackson Kentufcky FrldaY April 3 1908 Number 23

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Euster IsaacsWe are preparing to make room for our Spring

Stock We have a big stock of v

Clothing and Mens Suitsf 1000 Suits for 750

5 50j 700 Suits for

2 50400 Suits forA Big Line of Pants from 74 cents up

Childrens Suits from 75 cents upr

Knee Pants from 19 cents up

We Have a Big Stock of Shoesthat we will sell for

25 Per Cent Less Than Cost

Hats and Shirts go at the same reduction Ladies

Shirt Waists and Shirts go the sane way

Come to the few Storeand look at the great bargains we are offering In

all kinds of Furnishing Goods

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M M Hounshell of Klkatawawas hero on business Monday

James Patton has been slatedfor appointment as postmaster atLambric

Mrs Dulccna Hurstr4who habeen very sick for some timei8much improved

t1ir and this Samuel I anonoJcGiange were hero Monday nft ra boat load of goods

qGrocer Blanton has moved into

the housoon court street recentlyvacated Kv G B Smith

Mr and Mrs J J C Backwent to Lexington last Friday on

a shopping expeditionI

Samuel E Patton is preparingto build n cottage on the HeightsJ D Moore has the contract forthe stone foundation

It A Hurst returned fromFrankfort Friday where ho hadbeen looking after a case ho hadin the Court of Appeals

D B Hurst of Malaga washero Monday visiting his motherMrs Dulccna Hurst who hasbeen quite sick for some time

Tho Jackson Bottling Works hasbegun operating again makingsoda pop ginger ale etc whichwill give employment to severalhands

E 1 Dawkihs who has beenvisiting home folks at Worthvillefor the past month has returnedand resumed his work as clerk in

tho bank

James Lykina was cut and stabbcd several times with a knife byJesse Trent on Ijroxen creeknear Thomas Strongs last Sundayevening

Abner Bowman of Atliol washero visiting friends and relativesro tu l fill ion aa91ja

js unusually stout atyl active for aplan of his ago

Jcrc Cardwcll who has beenthing in Wolfe county for thepast ten years has moved backRodwill soon cntex into tho mer¬

cantile business here

J A Madden who has beenliving lit Grapevine for tho pastlive years has moved his familyto Lost Creek in order to be ableto send his children to school atthat place o

J I Hall has been appointedstorekeeper and gaugor for Obelobcrts distillery and entered up-

on his duties April 1st Mr Wittwho has been holding that jobIhas been transferred to Estillcounty

Sam Turner shot and woundeddigger Richmond in the leg lastFriday evening The difficultyoccurred near the residence of-

Alex Herald near the mouth ofJunch4on Gamy Tho parties weresaid to be drinking at the time

In a difficulty near the homo ofHenry Gabbard on PuncheonCamp last Saturday evening Isuac Gabbard got his arm brokenand Mrs Henry Gabbard was ac ¬

cidentally hit in the head with arock and seriously hurt Wo un-

derstand that Brcck Little is ac ¬

cused of breaking Gabbards armTho Jjnligcrants wore drinking utthe time

>Votako tlTo following from theClay City Times of March 20

The Jackson Democrat is forJudge J Wiso Hagins for CircuitJudge in the 23d judicial districtThe Democrat is for the rightman Judge Hiigins has beau aman who has always followed honest convictions of right as ho sawlIe may have been in bad com ¬

pans but not altogether forwhere over you have found theJudge in the past few years youhave also found about 1000 otherDemocrats of his county Suchmen are not to be driven from theparty if wo expect to gain victo ¬

ries Judge Hagins is honestcapable and from principle everyinch a Democrat Ho can carry1000 more Democrats than any

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Qualiticationsrjitncss for the of ¬

lice to which foU aspires shouldbcnn is the con ideration ofansI i nt1eTiand

of re o aro entrustedJto hioiety ust lookfor redress and jcetion againstcrime and critilpus He is thepeoples the Ea ring and lawnbidilll tbebtciti ens repre-

sentative Th criminal when

1esaabilityspecialists in crr qal laN expertj-udges of men oT jrceful law-

yers of reatnlfthrQt A le jusLice in open coMJiBlee the peo ¬

ples riKlit6v ftr theconmionw ltliwr >

riL lf lawand order can bO dfe thepeoples rightslffrKeoted the su-

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of the > fcw upheldandour homes safeguarded ftlie pCo-

nle s have a fafrless chnfJJPipD-

of undoubted lot rity andcqua11in ability to tii best llalvye nthe district The i n toftho office justify Jho sarvicesofs-uchra man tho peeple demandthe preservation f theic rightsjustify it VfT r toA

Our follptr n n AHPatton liar by tti1 andtbility built up Alterative prac-

tice lie i9 reco MiWJoneoftho leading lawyft of EasternKentucky By his bsworving de-

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to thefriglitjy > f the peoplehia courageous stanw on all publicquestions has fotmdVihe way totho hearts of out rS 1nif Theyhave seen him urcrry of id knowho will stand bjther Littlectfieyappreciate of thhrycramt publican logging and kQw

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iindprnllbthe full jtfenath ofthe independent voters of this

countyShakeIn A Bottle

Now is the time when tho doc-

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gets busy and the patent med-

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manufacturer reap tho har ¬

vest unless great care is taken todress warmly and keep the feetdry This is the advice of an oldeminent authority who says thatRheumatism and er troubleweather is here uqdalso tellswhat to do in case of fan attack

Get from any good prescriptionpharmacy onehalf ounco FluidExtract Dandelion one ounceCompound Kargon three ouncesCompound Syrup SarsaparillaMix by shaking in a bottle andtake a teaspoonfulafter meals andat bedtime

Justfry this simple home mado

mixture at tho first sign of BheumatismVdr if your back aches firyou feel that the kidneys are notacting just right T us is said obe a splendid kidneY regulatorand almost certain re nedy for allforms of Bhcumatum which iscaused by uric acid n the bloodwhich the kidneys fail to filter outAny ono can caisly prepare this athome and at small cost

Druggists in thus town and vi-

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when shown the prescrip-tion

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stated that they could eithersupply these ingredients or if ourreaders prefer they will com-

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the mifcturo for them

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DrVaspof Leo City wasathis place Tuesday to see tho sick

Ilarlan Wilsen has movedfrom the head of Boone to Davis

Charles Sweoney move fromStill water tp the farm he purchased o Harlan Wilson MIstHampton 7 having her farm so n

in oats and grass M D Ma-

loney cut his foot very badthofirst of the week Algin Derickson was on this side TuesdayThero will be a sairamont andfoot washing at this i lace the firstSunday in April conducted byRev Madden and others

Judge T B Blakeyof Beatty

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School Legislation-The last General Assembly of

Kentucky will go down in historyof Kentucky as the EducationalLegislature It made a recordfor more school legislation thanany General Assembly precedingit Following are the most im-

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acts passed by it n1lowhich have been signed by thoGovernor

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The HalfMillion Appropria ¬

tion made up of 200000 forthe State University and 150000for each of the State Normalschools for additional buildingsand repairs The same measurecarried increased annual appro ¬

priations to these three institu ¬

tionsThebill changing the name of

Kentucky State College to Ken-tucky

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State University Lexing ¬

ton Ky This is an act whichhas long been desired by thoalumniand other friends of thisInstitution In this connection thefact should be emphasized that allsubfreshman work in the sense Qf

prepartory work will be eliminatedafter two years Those now ma ¬

triculating in the academy will begiven opportunity to finish theiracademy course All subfreshit i1n work fthe Normal Departwent will cease at the close of thisschool year The law providesfor regular collegiate work iQtheDepartment of Education butthere will be no subfreshmanstudies offered in the Normal De ¬

partment after this summerA bill was also passed changing

the name of Kentucky Universityat Lexington to Transylvaniathe name under which this institutlonin years past wo- nlsreutre

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TownA biir creating an Educational

Commission of eleven membersWhich shall make a study of thesysJStates and draft recommendationsto be laid before the next Gen ¬

oral Assembly The law providesthe memberships of the Commis ¬

sion as follows The Governorexoflicio the State Superintend-ent

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cxolltcio the Presidents ofthe two State Normal schools exofficio The President of the StateUniversity exoflicio one presentativo elected by the LowerHouse of the General Assemblyone Senator elected by the UpperHouse one member of the Fed-

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Womans Clubs selectedby the officials of the Federationone representative of the collegesone city superintendent and onecounty superintendentthe threelast named to bo appointed by thoIGovernor Representative J 11

Jackson of Owen county was

selected Lytle House Senator JJ Wilkins of Union county bythe Senate Governor Willsonhas appointed Dr F W Hinittresident of Central Universityat Danville Supt E IL Mark ofLouisville and Supt L N Tay ¬

lor of Pulaski countyIt is rightly believed that this

Educational Commission has agreater opportunity before it forshaping the educational destiniesof Kentucky thin any other le ¬

gally authorized body over pro ¬

vided for in the SouthThe bill creating a County Board

of Education and doing awaywith the present cumbersomeSchool Trustee System many menprominent in educatiop and inpolitics both have said that thereis greater possibility of improveiionl for the common schools inthis measure than in nil tho othersput together

At an early date we shall givean analysis somewhat in dotailIof tho provisions of tho CountyBoard Bill which becomes a lawin ninety days from the date of itssignature which took place March24th

Deputy U S Marshal Mayscaptured John Noo and JamesStamper moonshiners in Powellcounty lost week and placed themin the Richmond jail The possedestroyed 2000 gallons of beerir lrillpns of singlings and a stillclaimed tOQ worth 50oIStop with HarVthers at thoRood HotfJbilo in L >

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The only baking movtttormad with Royal Orajta

Organ of TartarNo Alum No Lime pliesphate

Christian Church Con ¬

ventionTho Christian Church Sunday

School Convention comprisingthe counties of Brcathitt WolfcPowell Lee and Fstillwas heldat Hazel Gr en the 28th and 29thof March Those who went fromJackson were Misses JosephineMcGuire and Mollie Stidham andRev C M Summers and PaulDefthick Robert M Hopkinsfrom Louisville and Roy GeorgeVerge from Australia a studentat 1C U joined the crowd at the0 K Junction v

The convention was the bestthat has been held in this districtThe addresses given by the dif¬

ferent speakers were practicaland fullof inspiration Muchprogress in Sunday schoolworkhas been made in this districtsmcotno convention ofa year

thereiVnischool must have trained teachers

teachers who arc Bible studentsand who can impart their knowl-edge

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to others Then the timehas come when the adults must befound in tho Bible schools andthe adult Bible class movement isspreading all over this countryOne sneaker said that every personunder tho age of 105 years shouldbo in a Bible class

The new oilicers for the yearire President Prof M O CarterVice President Paul Derthicksecretary aiyl Statistican MissKate Reed

It was voted to hold tho conven-tion

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at Irvine Ky next year

WOLFE COUNTY

Lee City

Dr Wise went to West Libertyon business Monday A largecrowd went to Cannel City Sun ¬

day and all report a nice timeTho Juniors from hero wore B B

Hose Dr J II Dunn WhitneyWise Bruce Rose George TaylorHenry Clair Harland Pratt 1 LDuff others who attendedwereMisses Efiio Bryant Sebina Pat ¬

rick Ethel Wise Nora Wise MrsCarrie Duff Mrs George TaylorRosa Rosa MerdioStricklin AlexDull Henry Chancy anda MrIlounshcll Elder J D Hunterand F P Wilson preached abl-esermon4Mrs W P Wise hasbeen on tho sick list for severaldays Dr Wise was called to thobedside of his sister a few days agowho is very low with consumption

cMiss Nora Wise has returnedfrom Elkatawa where she hadbeen visiting relativesMissT-rina Walters returned fromBerca College Saturday RED

NOTICE

There will be a Farmers Insti-

tute held in Jackson on Thursdayand Friday April 16th and 17th1908 under the auspices of thoBreathitt County Farmers Clubund tho Department of Agricul ¬

Lure of Kentucky Good speak ¬

ers on important subjects to farm ¬

ors will bo discussed Como andh ar them

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Circuit court conren cd at Booneville last Monday with Judge a

<Lewis on the bench and lIon IraFields as commonwealths altor

a rney Up to date there have been tbut two sent to the penitentiary v tviz Dan ferry and one of tho vEvans boys Two small boys werebs9nt to the House of Reform < jT 1t rA Yearyand a Miss John-son weroririRincd before thoI I

court for living in adultery In O

order to beat the agreedIIto marry Everybody the court r

seemed anxious to be at the wed ¬ S

ding While Years was getting h-

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his license Charles Hogg a notedyoung attorney moved tho judgethat tho cog 1liouldcome up Y

stairs and marry before the court j ti

Tno judge sustained tho motionand Jockio Smith was sent to in¬

form them of tho same In a Vr> t t

short time the coupteenteredie t >court room theyoungwoman gjrying a child inher arms Chas rHogg always willing to landshand in time of Seed agreed tohold the baby while Rev S IGBarney officiated The ceremonywas soon over and Rev Ilamey ina very dignified way introducedMr and Mrs Yeary to the aur wdieucc No one seemed to extendja warmer congratulation jTaller Britches Jockie Smith

declared that this was the first i7

couple he had ever waited upon kMatt Roberts who lived at

the mouth of lower Buffalo diedat his honie Friday night and was h

buried Saturday James Gentry ofto J 0 RosestBlanton Bros have finished theirlog contract for F W Fletcher on h iin A I 1 i ADbnck W

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Ex SunAM eniLv Jackson 6 10 2 20

O K Junction G 15 2r IIIElkatawa 6 20 2 30Athol 6 40 2 52Tallega 6 49 3 00St Helens t> 59 3 11Beattyville Junct 7 07 3 20Torrent 7 30 3 41Campton Junct 7 48 3 57Dundee 7 52 J 4 03 I fFilson S 03 414 iStanton 8 lit 4 263Clay City 8 25 4 35 i gpWinchester

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Stanton 410 910Filson 4 26 9 22 < I

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