I IIN 7 WISH llAoiNs ditoraad Publisher A NKWBlAIKK DKVOTKDnotlfK INTKKE3TS OF EASTERN KKNTUOKV ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE aJs Volume VII Jackson Kentufcky FrldaY April 3 1908 Number 23 4v 1i THE JEW STORE or Euster Isaacs We are preparing to make room for our Spring Stock We have a big stock of v Clothing and Mens Suits f 1000 Suits for 750 5 50 j 700 Suits for 2 50 400 Suits for A Big Line of Pants from 74 cents up Childrens Suits from 75 cents up r Knee Pants from 19 cents up We Have a Big Stock of Shoes that 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 Store and look at the great bargains we are offering In all kinds of Furnishing Goods TIlpk 7 t 01 I OF ISAACStUSIrli = ae coQ A QQ G GGaa oa QGGQ- g i CnnlilerFLOYll QJ P CUAAVIOUn Vice Pros g M V DAVIS ActliiR Cnatitrr W H IlOlPlt A tt JaabP imuimmm tl a t1 OUR- BANK1N6 91 METHODS iFf i ik gARE SATISFACTORY 3y1 mfo a large and growingcliontilo If gi fji you arc are not already in this num bcr t why not open an account nowt Call in and t al the subject over with to I us A call will entail no obligation sl Wont on try and see i 0Q t PAID P CAPITAL and SURPLUS 17 t t I JACKSON DEPOSIT BANK i IMF mJackson Kentucky G o e THE r Jt w Wyi rr Homeseekers 4Ies To Arkansas Indian Tr ritory- Louisiana Oklahoma Texas Tickets on sale the first and third Tues ¬ days of each month Apply to any Southern 1Ry Agent or write ARCOOK DPA BS YENT T PA LOUISVILLE KY y r h- Fhr ry Sy r- M < t4 f r Jr 1 Il A M BREATHITT BOUNTY NEWS 0 > h > M M Hounshell of Klkatawa was hero on business Monday James Patton has been slated for appointment as postmaster at Lambric Mrs Dulccna Hurstr4who ha been very sick for some timei8 much improved t1ir and this Samuel I anon oJcGiange were hero Monday nft r a boat load of goods q Grocer Blanton has moved into the housoon court street recently vacated Kv G B Smith Mr and Mrs J J C Back went to Lexington last Friday on a shopping expedition I Samuel E Patton is preparing to build n cottage on the Heights J D Moore has the contract for the stone foundation It A Hurst returned from Frankfort Friday where ho had been looking after a case ho had in the Court of Appeals D B Hurst of Malaga was hero Monday visiting his mother Mrs Dulccna Hurst who has been quite sick for some time Tho Jackson Bottling Works has begun operating again making soda pop ginger ale etc which will give employment to several hands E 1 Dawkihs who has been visiting home folks at Worthville for the past month has returned and resumed his work as clerk in tho bank James Lykina was cut and stab bcd several times with a knife by Jesse Trent on Ijroxen creek near Thomas Strongs last Sunday evening Abner Bowman of Atliol was hero visiting friends and relatives ro tu l fill ion aa91ja js unusually stout atyl active for a plan of his ago Jcrc Cardwcll who has been thing in Wolfe county for the past ten years has moved back Rodwill soon cntex into tho mer ¬ cantile business here J A Madden who has been living lit Grapevine for tho past live years has moved his family to Lost Creek in order to be able to send his children to school at that place o J I Hall has been appointed storekeeper and gaugor for Obe lobcrts distillery and entered up- on his duties April 1st Mr Witt who has been holding that jobI has been transferred to Estill county Sam Turner shot and wounded digger Richmond in the leg last Friday evening The difficulty occurred near the residence of- Alex Herald near the mouth of Junch4on Gamy Tho parties were said to be drinking at the time In a difficulty near the homo of Henry Gabbard on Puncheon Camp last Saturday evening Is uac Gabbard got his arm broken and Mrs Henry Gabbard was ac ¬ cidentally hit in the head with a rock and seriously hurt Wo un- derstand that Brcck Little is ac ¬ cused of breaking Gabbards arm Tho Jjnligcrants wore drinking ut the time > Votako tlTo following from the Clay City Times of March 20 The Jackson Democrat is for Judge J Wiso Hagins for Circuit Judge in the 23d judicial district The Democrat is for the right man Judge Hiigins has beau a man who has always followed hon est convictions of right as ho saw lIe may have been in bad com ¬ pans but not altogether for where over you have found the Judge in the past few years you have also found about 1000 other Democrats of his county Such men are not to be driven from the party if wo expect to gain victo ¬ ries Judge Hagins is honest capable and from principle every inch a Democrat Ho can carry 1000 more Democrats than any Ieeltion hIm 1 A V 4 vey Commonwealths Attor In i Qualiticationsrjitncss for the of ¬ lice to which foU aspires should bcnn is the con ideration of ans I i nt1 eTia nd of re o aro en trustedJto hioiety ust look for redress and jcetion against crime and critilpus He is the peoples the Ea ring and law nbidilll tbebtciti ens repre- sentative Th criminal when 1esaability specialists in crr qal laN expertj- udges of men oT jrceful law- yers of reatnlfthrQt A le jus Lice in open coMJiBlee the peo ¬ ples riKlit6v ftr the conmionw ltliwr > riL lf law and order can bO dfe the peoples rightslffrKeoted the su- premacy ¬ of the > fcw upheldand our homes safeguarded ftlie pCo- nle s have a fafrless chnfJJPipD- of undoubted lot rity andcqua11 in ability to tii best llalvye n the district The i n tof tho office justify Jho sarvicesofs- uchra man tho peeple demand the preservation f theic rights justify it VfT r toA Our follptr n n AH Patton liar by tti1 and tbility built up Alterative prac- tice lie i9 reco MiWJoneof tho leading lawyft of Eastern Kentucky By his bsworving de- votion ¬ to thef riglitjy > f the people hia courageous stanw on all public questions has fotmdVihe way to tho hearts of out rS 1 nif They have seen him urcrry of id know ho will stand bjther Littlectfiey appreciate of thhrycr amt publican logging and kQw MCtlie S i Q f ltfr t- ott ° Ins carry rr I tt n iindprnllbthe full jtfenath of the independent voters of this countyShake In A Bottle Now is the time when tho doc- tor ¬ gets busy and the patent med- icine ¬ manufacturer reap tho har ¬ vest unless great care is taken to dress warmly and keep the feet dry This is the advice of an old eminent authority who says that Rheumatism and er trouble weather is here uqdalso tells what to do in case of fan attack Get from any good prescription pharmacy onehalf ounco Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound Kargon three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla Mix by shaking in a bottle and take a teaspoonfulafter meals and at bedtime Justfry this simple home mado mixture at tho first sign of Bheu matismVdr if your back aches fir you feel that the kidneys are not acting just right T us is said o be a splendid kidneY regulator and almost certain re nedy for all forms of Bhcumatum which is caused by uric acid n the blood which the kidneys fail to filter out Any ono can caisly prepare this at home and at small cost Druggists in thus town and vi- cinity ¬ when shown the prescrip- tion ¬ stated that they could either supply these ingredients or if our readers prefer they will com- pound ¬ the mifcturo for them taSiinpson S DrVaspof Leo City wasa this place Tuesday to see tho sick Ilarlan Wilsen has moved from the head of Boone to Davis Charles Sweoney move from Still water tp the farm he pur chased o Harlan Wilson MIst Hampton 7 having her farm so n in oats and grass M D Ma- loney cut his foot very badtho first of the week Algin Der ickson was on this side Tuesday Thero will be a sairamont and foot washing at this i lace the first Sunday in April conducted by Rev Madden and others Judge T B Blakeyof Beatty AssistIant ¬ coteaft 7 + > somo of tho t y to L J InV i oj JI f < School Legislation- The last General Assembly of Kentucky will go down in history of Kentucky as the Educational Legislature It made a record for more school legislation than any General Assembly preceding it Following are the most im- portant ¬ acts passed by it n1lo which have been signed by tho Governor 1 The HalfMillion Appropria ¬ tion made up of 200000 for the State University and 150000 for each of the State Normal schools for additional buildings and repairs The same measure carried increased annual appro ¬ priations to these three institu ¬ tionsThe bill changing the name of Kentucky State College to Ken- tucky ¬ State University Lexing ¬ ton Ky This is an act which has long been desired by tho alumniand other friends of this Institution In this connection the fact should be emphasized that all subfreshman work in the sense Qf prepartory work will be eliminated after two years Those now ma ¬ triculating in the academy will be given opportunity to finish their academy course All subfresh it i1n work f the Normal Depart went will cease at the close of this school year The law provides for regular collegiate work iQthe Department of Education but there will be no subfreshman studies offered in the Normal De ¬ partment after this summer A bill was also passed changing the name of Kentucky University at Lexington to Transylvania the name under which this insti tutlonin years past wo- nlsreutre = Town A biir creating an Educational Commission of eleven members Which shall make a study of the sysJ States and draft recommendations to be laid before the next Gen ¬ oral Assembly The law provides the memberships of the Commis ¬ sion as follows The Governor exoflicio the State Superintend- ent ¬ cxolltcio the Presidents of the two State Normal schools ex officio The President of the State University exoflicio one pre sentativo elected by the Lower House of the General Assembly one Senator elected by the Upper House one member of the Fed- erate ¬ Womans Clubs selected by the officials of the Federation one representative of the colleges one city superintendent and one county superintendentthe three last named to bo appointed by thoI Governor Representative J 11 Jackson of Owen county was selected Lytle House Senator J J Wilkins of Union county by the Senate Governor Willson has appointed Dr F W Hinitt resident of Central University at Danville Supt E IL Mark of Louisville and Supt L N Tay ¬ lor of Pulaski county It is rightly believed that this Educational Commission has a greater opportunity before it for shaping the educational destinies of Kentucky thin any other le ¬ gally authorized body over pro ¬ vided for in the South The bill creating a County Board of Education and doing away with the present cumbersome School Trustee System many men prominent in educatiop and in politics both have said that there is greater possibility of improve iionl for the common schools in this measure than in nil tho others put together At an early date we shall give an analysis somewhat in dotailI of tho provisions of tho County Board Bill which becomes a law in ninety days from the date of its signature which took place March 24th Deputy U S Marshal Mays captured John Noo and James Stamper moonshiners in Powell county lost week and placed them in the Richmond jail The posse destroyed 2000 gallons of beer ir lrillpns of singlings and a still claimed tOQ worth 50o IStop with HarVthers at tho Rood HotfJbilo in L > mf I1n1txamln 1I t 1 Yar < w ifw The har est Clrculatlon t OF ANY ARtI INTHIS SECTION A t 00 L it H u QOYAs4RIN PMERAbsoluteIYPure The only baking movtttor mad with Royal Orajta Organ of Tartar No Alum No Lime pliesphate Christian Church Con ¬ vention Tho Christian Church Sunday School Convention comprising the counties of Brcathitt Wolfc Powell Lee and Fstillwas held at Hazel Gr en the 28th and 29th of March Those who went from Jackson were Misses Josephine McGuire and Mollie Stidham and Rev C M Summers and Paul Defthick Robert M Hopkins from Louisville and Roy George Verge from Australia a student at 1C U joined the crowd at the 0 K Junction v The convention was the best that has been held in this district The addresses given by the dif ¬ ferent speakers were practical and fullof inspiration Much progress in Sunday schoolwork has been made in this district smcotno convention ofa year thereiVni school must have trained teachers teachers who arc Bible students and who can impart their knowl- edge ¬ to others Then the time has come when the adults must be found in tho Bible schools and the adult Bible class movement is spreading all over this country One sneaker said that every person under tho age of 105 years should bo in a Bible class The new oilicers for the year ire President Prof M O Carter Vice President Paul Derthick secretary aiyl Statistican Miss Kate Reed It was voted to hold tho conven- tion ¬ at Irvine Ky next year WOLFE COUNTY Lee City Dr Wise went to West Liberty on business Monday A large crowd went to Cannel City Sun ¬ day and all report a nice time Tho Juniors from hero wore B B Hose Dr J II Dunn Whitney Wise Bruce Rose George Taylor Henry Clair Harland Pratt 1 L Duff others who attendedwere Misses Efiio Bryant Sebina Pat ¬ rick Ethel Wise Nora Wise Mrs Carrie Duff Mrs George Taylor Rosa Rosa MerdioStricklin Alex Dull Henry Chancy anda Mr Ilounshcll Elder J D Hunter and F P Wilson preached abl- esermon4Mrs W P Wise has been on tho sick list for several days Dr Wise was called to tho bedside of his sister a few days ago who is very low with consumption cMiss Nora Wise has returned from Elkatawa where she had been visiting relativesMissT- rina Walters returned from Berca College Saturday RED NOTICE There will be a Farmers Insti- tute held in Jackson on Thursday and Friday April 16th and 17th 1908 under the auspices of tho Breathitt County Farmers Club und tho Department of Agricul ¬ Lure of Kentucky Good speak ¬ ers on important subjects to farm ¬ ors will bo discussed Como and h ar them IV D S6wEwtPresident BACK Secretary J h i y f OWSLEY COUNTY 7 s Eversole tl e 4 Circuit court conren cd at Boone ville last Monday with Judge a < Lewis on the bench and lIon Ira Fields as commonwealths altor a r ney Up to date there have been t but two sent to the penitentiary v t viz Dan ferry and one of tho v Evans boys Two small boys wereb s9nt to the House of Reform < jT 1t r A Yearyand a Miss John- son weroririRincd before thoI I court for living in adultery In O order to beat the agreedII to marry Everybody the court r seemed anxious to be at the wed ¬ S ding While Years was getting h- tr LA 4 his license Charles Hogg a noted young attorney moved tho judge that tho cog 1liouldcome up Y stairs and marry before the court j ti Tno judge sustained tho motion and Jockio Smith was sent to in ¬ form them of tho same In a Vr > t t short time the coupteenteredie t > court room theyoungwoman gj rying a child inher arms Chas r Hogg always willing to lands hand in time of Seed agreed to hold the baby while Rev S IG Barney officiated The ceremony was soon over and Rev Ilamey in a very dignified way introduced Mr and Mrs Yeary to the aur w dieucc No one seemed to extendj a warmer congratulation j Taller Britches Jockie Smith declared that this was the first i 7 couple he had ever waited upon k Matt Roberts who lived at the mouth of lower Buffalo died at his honie Friday night and was h buried Saturday James Gen try of to J 0 Rosest Blanton Bros have finished their log contract for F W Fletcher on h ii n A I 1 i A Dbnck W LAE RAILWAY l WINTER TIME TABLE pI r EFFECTIVE NOV 18 1906 14 tfNO WEST BOUND Daily Daily i Ex Sun AM eni Lv Jackson 6 10 2 20 O K Junction G 15 2r III Elkatawa 6 20 2 30 Athol 6 40 2 52 Tallega 6 49 3 00 St Helens t> 59 3 11 Beattyville Junct 7 07 3 20 Torrent 7 30 3 41 Campton Junct 7 48 3 57 Dundee 7 52 J 4 03 I f Filson S 03 414 i Stanton 8 lit 4 263 Clay City 8 25 4 35 i g pWinchester Ar Lexington 9 55 6 05 NO 2 NO 4 1 n EAST BOUND DailyEx PM AM Lv 1Winchester > Clay City 4 00 9 02 lit ti Stanton 410 910 Filson 4 26 9 22 < I Dundee 4 37 9 34 rrTorrent villo Junct 5 18 10 1Ti IBeatt 5 26 10 t toAthol Elkatawa 6 06 11 10 N c O 1C Junct 6 10 11 15i Ar Jackson 6 15 11 20 ffl CONNECTIONS r I L E JUNCTION Trains Nos 1 Hwith tral Railway for Pine Ridge and t t Cam u ton BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION r Trains Nos 2 and 4 connect with ° L A By for passengers to and from Beattyville O 1C JUNCTION Traiud No s 3 and 4 with the Ohio Kentucky for local stations on 0 K Ry CHAS SCOTT G P A Mountain Central Depart Arrive 5 45 a m Campton 11 30 a mt 5tjArrive + 8 001 m Campton Jun 10 05 am 4 r t 4 00 p m Campton Jun 4 0Y i Make connection with aV h l E pasliePiertrahu JIIr 0 f f H 0 <