T y + lr yrtrsin Medium I ItI l 4 tiltND ADJOINING COUNTIE8- e J VIes Editor and PobllborT < N worK DBVOTED TO IntRiweviipf EASTKHN KKNTUOKV ONE DOUAB PER YEAR IK I V lame VI Jackson Friday iI J UiHfHii H H Ht H H1 iH H H HHHH H J FINAL swEEi 1 t t J tUB GOODS oe ° e 4 AlhSununer goods must go 4 7 forf g o j our fall goods We must r Tf TI y jr AfJ f fcvc the room and its l 6G tun fault if you do if 1j It t iot fake advantage of this 1 sale Goodness 4 knows out prices are low enough He dr i 9 member everything in the < liouso will be sold at cost ii I I ire 4 all ue r Ladies 500 Skirts t r- r > li NOW S35O ail Now is your opportunity 1 J t I EUSTER ISAACS ale KINGS OF LOW PRICES GGe aQs 9SZSlICa > r52Sc5 S S re52S25i52iiS FLOYD DAY President r SAMJJlIEAD JR Cats tier W IJ UO r 1lClbVFORDf 1m M P DAVIS Iri Acting Cashier 1 r tv JACKSON DEPOSIT BANK rn Jackson Kentucky m f Paid up Capital laird Surplus 2735ooo h jj u g mwoloUclt tho Banking u8ine8B and accounts of K m Business Men jjj i 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Jackson Dr Ben L Bruncr Republican nominee for Secretary of State spoke to a good crowd at tho court- house hero last Saturdify Dr Bruncr has participated in live erI festedall over Eastern Kentucky I during tho present cnmpnign Citi z ens of that section ho says arc betting two to one that the Re ¬ publican ticket will win For ono hour lie made a strong appeal to tho voters of Breathitt county to standup manfully in tho present campaign in support of the principles of good govern mont in the tipbuilding of trio fac tors that tend to elevate the moral and material status of our Com monwcalth and to remove and de ¬ stroy tho forces that make for evil Ho reviewed the record of the Democratic party in the man agemcntof the Ifft irs of govern- ment in Kentucky for the past four years und showed an endless and continuous chain of misman- agement and misgovernment in aUI the affairs of tbq Commonwealth His speech was well received and n1adnAfino i VOterS prcscntinn Irisordfwfn bo well remembered throughout the heat and turmoil of the un jjI3r discoveries during his tour which illustrates the wholesale frauds perpetrated by the Democratic machine leaders during tho recent primary Substantial citizens of Martin county whoso veracity is unquestioned told Dr Bruner that Martin county did not receive a single ballot for tho recent Pri- mary The ballot boxes came all right but the ballots were short andno election was held Yet thoI entire vote of tho county was ro ported for tho Heckham1 lager combination In two precincts of Paintsvillc Johnson county Dr Uruncr was informed that F A Hopkins Democratic candi date for Congress received 99 votes which was considered a full Democratic vote but in the recent Democratic State primary Beck ham and linger got 392 votes inI these same two precinctsC Springs Go To Eubanks The Clark circuit court has ad- judged ¬ W Z Eubanks and his children to be the owners of nndc entitled to tho immediate posses- sion ¬ of the Oil Springs property near Indian Fields that has been in litigation for several years in Clark county Mr Eubank CXI peels to improve this property at once and when that is done it willI bo a popular summer resort Reducing the Grade The grade of tho Mountain Cen ¬ tral railway on tho hill near Camp ton Junction is being reduced nearly five per cent and will be completed in n few weeks Gen ¬ eral Manager John C M Day is improving the road in many re ¬ spects Extension of Time The Court of Appeals Saturday extended tho time sixty days for filing tho transcript of tho record in the appeal of tho Commonwealth vsJamcs Hargis from Elliott county in tho case dismissed by Judge Moody over tho protest of tho prosecution Governor Bradley will speak at Beattyville Tuesday October 8 r jw Double Comedy o Errors Hall imnr CrrIPlliJl1dIe Complications even mr3 amus- ing than those described n Shake ¬ speares Comedy of Ei ttrs are possible tit the Hotel Condon Among the guests nro Mr nail Mrs R K Cuudill and Mr and- Mrs J T Caudill nil Cannel City Ky So much does one Cnudill resemble p pr man and so much does ear woman resemble the other wramn that frequently they have jccn mis taken ono for anotherjtfor the husbands are twin br t ers who married twin sisterso double wedding occured at t home of the brides in 187 > The twin bro hers Accentuate the likeness existing bo keen them by dressing exactly a Ike cycn to the most insignific lOt detail and so do the twin sisti rs It is said that when f the C udill twin toys were courting the Wells twin sisters they began qrt the same day cnchpuriPre arranged for distingoisliing marks in order that there might bg no < rmbnrmss ing mistake but the twin couples laughingly brush aside query as to the accuracy of this rcport Each of the couples has had three children but Mr and Mrs RE have thrqe boys while Mr arid Mrs J TyJarcJtwb boys and a girl Why tll gfrijould have happened and thus marred the continuity of coincidence is not explained it1 Old Granny Destroyed Moonshiners runnmrrat large in Lcxingtoh wcreplejitirul Sunday night says the I cln ion Herald Deputy United SlatfjiMarshal W M Mays this noil toe of the- ruoqnshincrs inR t I Kcntucln- arrivcd1n LcxingfaitJiSunday aft- ernoon from Jaclreftwivith a gang oftivelvo shin rs take them to Frofort pliersy will be tried this week = Federal j CDurtthidG CQ 1UlJrlSU are Made Dow r m Iiey nolds 1 JJllrctt Ji Sandlin SugSaudlin Elijahcll Elijah Couchland them are charged V either with Lmoonshining or booth gging Ser ¬ eral of the men were oapturcd last week by Marshal Mays in his raids on tlio moonshine stills in Owslcy and Breathitt Counties l Ono of the best captures lie has made during his six years of ser- vice ¬ for tho Government was made last week when ho located and destroyed the Old Granny at the mouth of Jctts Creek in Broathitt county Tins still has been in operation for ten years nail no mnrshnl or set of revenue men were able to locate it until Marshal Mays found its location Accompanied by Marshal Frank Elliott of Louisville and four other men they raided tho place at night and burned it Jack Gab is believed to have been the operator of the still and a warrant has been issued for his arrest Warrants have also been issued for the arrests of Elijah Gabbard Jerry Deaton and Shelby White charging them with assisting Gab bard in operating the place It is ono of the oldest stills in Breathitt county Marshal Mays came near being killed twice in tho raid First ho was attacked by a four foot copperhead snake that hung its fangs in his trouser legs and again his horse fell from- a cliff and pinioned him to the ground Ills leg was very badly bruised in the fall but in both in- stances ¬ ho escaped without serious injury One of the reasons why the Old Granny still Had operated so long without being found was of tho shrewdness of Gab bard Although the still was in two hundred yards of his home ho had made it n practice to go from his house up n hollow for nearly n mile cross a creek and then re trace his steps through a creek bottom so that no path was made leading to the still TJio only way that Marshal Mays as able to locate it was throughivconfedprato of Gabbard who cl him Ho did not catch Gabbwrdr i M 1t r ELECTION OFFICERS I For the November Elec I tion 1907 JACKSON PRECINCT No1 H C Hurst R and Be C Ply den I judges Ospar IIu ins It clerk and Harlan Rice D sheriff JACKSON NO 2 lien Young It and Willie Spur 1rnzielU sheriff JACKSON NO 8- Ilnrdin Childors It and Alfred Hollon D Judges George LUtlc R clerk and Alex Cundiff D sheriff FIIOZKX CHEEK NO 1 James Oaks R and David Vest D judges Blaine Short D clerk and John Hurst R sheriff CUAWFOIlD FKUCINOT No5 Clay Crawford D and Ehsha Johnson Jr It judges James II Johnson R clerk and Stun Jett D sheriff TKItHV PRECixC O 6 Luther Little Hand Thomas Griflith D judges Hiram John ¬ son D clerk and Alex Johnson U sheriff Jolts II LBWI8 No7 Harlan Griflith R and Jero Reynolds D judges Green B Stamper It clerk and Roger Callahan D sheriffC- KOCKETTSVIILK No8 John A Turner R and J D Burton D judges Luther Calla ¬ han D sleek and Wm Sebastian R sheriff OEOUPES UKANcir so 9 Jason Deaton Hand lames Raleigh D judges Charles Gam bill R clerk and Ed Deaton D sheriff LOST CREEK NO 10 Wm Haddix R and George Deaton 11 judgesW Ch Strong Djolerk and Seymour Watts R sheriff 1LO troqin- I ftMU James Hud son D judges Green Miller R clerkand J M Allen D sheriff SIIUNO FORK NO 12 C Minter R and Wm dem ¬ ons D judges Greenville Stacy D clerk and Sanford Brown R sheriff ELUOTTSVILLK NO 13 Wm Harvey R and Sam Pat ton Sr D judges Daniel Mc- Intosh R clerk and L C Cal houn D sheriff TAULHEE NO 14 OrbenI clerk and Joseph Harris R sheriff Couldnt Trail Capt Mulliken and his dogs which ho took to Grapevine Perry county last Thursday night an account of which appeared in last weoks News failed to find a trail of tho parties who dynamited soy ¬ era buildings of E C Duff of that place The killing of TaylorGambillsome time ago by Judge Duff is thought to have in- duced ¬ tho destruction of his prop- erty ¬ Gambills widow has brought suit against Judaic Duff in the sum of 10000 in the Perry cir- cuit ¬ court ADVERTISED LETTERS Remaining Uncalled for In Jackson Postoffice List of letters remaining un ¬ claimed in the Jackson postoflico for tho weekending Sept 27 1907and sent to the Dead Letter Ofiico at Washington D C for the week ending Oct 11 1907 AAllio Adkins B James J Brady 0 R Clevedence D Richard Davidson K Maggie Kilburn L Allen Lovelace America Little M Andrew Muncie Ed Mag aner McPherson Catha rine Miller W Mary Williams Persons calling for tho above mail will please say advertised D D HURST P M I Stop with Hart Bros at Reed Hotel when itvLexington r i nu f The Largest CirculationO- F ANY PAPER IN THIS SECTION aura UAOINB ADVANCE appeal because Find Judge Paulina Shiners Placed in Jill Deputy United States Marshal Frank Horn took Jack and Hen ¬ derson Williams Jack Smith Hen- drix Allen and John S Grig by to Richmond Tuesday and placed them in jiil ta await the Novem ¬ ber term of the United court there lacy are charged with mianshining MM Rose Griffin was also placed in jail there on the same charge Lost Creek We thank the Federal and county officers for tho war they have waged against tho tigers in thin section and beg them to con tinue the good fight until the tige has been banished from our realm We had an oldtimo Baptis- meeting at the school house at tho mouth of Lcathcrwood on Satur- day ¬ and Sunday September 14thnnd 15th There were about two hundred in attendance andold time peace and friendship seemed to pervade tho entire con gregation We attribute nth these kindrelations to tho absence of the tiger mans booze John H Combs Elias Mullens and UH Landrum impressively proclaimed the power and influence of Gods word and love over tho children of men Ned Too lute fur last Wtfek J The little son of John II Combs is improving from a case of sick nessFrank Horn has made several arrests in and around this vicinity S fw whisky sellingr Benjamin F Combs has been g seriously afflicted with a case of toothache Ho went to Jackson to have the tooth extracted and the dentist detected that Combs itho improving 9 te r tf T 1 jTinn lu that John IL Combs was the cause of the U S Marshals making their recent investigations He wants to beg the pardon of all who think Such though he says ho is an ardent lover of the justice of fie law but is not the source ofJ any investigations lIe says he has counseled the people to not violate the law and good order but says if they are determined to risk an experience on the matter they and tho law are for it He says he can only bo sorry for them but it docs not nmcunt to dollars and cents Whick IITII S II Fugate was here on the 15th collecting taxesT Lee Strong Is boating goods from Jackson tohis store hero Constables James Strong and Gray Haddix are making excel lent officers n Wo attended Bro Druslmlls Sunday school on tho 15th inst and wo are proud to report a most excellent work being done there Wo are proud of our Sunday schools in this community They are doing great good for tho little children and wo urge a better at tendance of the older people Roger Spicer hits succeeded in get- ting a good sum of money to pur chase an organ for our Sunday school hero and we hope to have it with us ere long The biggest handsomest and best barber of Jackson W H Whitakor passed throughour community a few days ago look ing after his vast timber interest of upper North Forkand made a date with our teacher South Strong to spenda few pleasant hours with him on his return trip fishing for the big fish of the fa mous whillholeCJ There isa full docket at Esq J M Deatons court for almost everyday in the week and we no tice a great change has been made for the good There is no better officer in Breathitt county than Squire Deaton and we learn that he has succeeded in breaking into the camp of the blinc l tigers nn d < J has sent some of the boys to jail for refusing to testify against them All good citizens of this neighborhood will assist him in this just cause At the close of our school hero we hope to send the Riverside- s Brethren Institute nttlie mouth of Lost Creek Hey G E Dru shall principal several students Wo think it is highly charitable and commendable that the good fathers of Breathitt county pat ¬ ronize this school and the Lees Collegiate Institute at Jackson by sending their sons and daughters to them and not discourage home industry by sending them to other Untilr we realize that we have power at thet is true be ¬ gins we can not bo selfreliant we will be dependent IK Roberts has opened up A largo cannel coal bank on the Swann Day land on Fish Trap branch It is a better coal than the famous Georges branch coal The com- pany > is preparing to mine a largo 1 lot of it for use on their booms hero andat Beattyvillc lfrM Roberts has built two largo boats for tho purpose of freighting the coal down the river He is also building a large camp boat for the use of the men while driving logs and for use at the booms XOLAND ESTiLL COUNTY Noland Winkler has sold his farm here and bought a farm in Madison county for which ho paid 55 per acre Noah Warlord of here has sold his timber on the Millard Winkler farm for > 1000Sidney Farthing and Miss Cynthia A Winkler were married on the 19th inst Wo wish them u happy life and prosperity Rev Frank Robinson will his regular meeting at Crook ¬ edcreek Saturday night and Su- ndayM ¬ D Walton has a solo t4 tl > his sons in tho west G R i Lamb and son and daughter are visiting friends hero JIYDEX LESLIE COUNTY I Hon A E Willson spoke to GOO people hero a rely days ago All enjoyed his speech and t he is sure to carry this county Sarah and Bettie Morgan attended church on Coon Creek Sunday Dora Morgan and son Miles at- tended ¬ meeting at Short creek it Sunday Will Green and wife of Shell visited tho family of t Lloyd Morgan Saturday Tho roads in this section have been 1 worked nail are now in an excel ¬ condition Lloyd Smiths 1 son Joseph aged 18 was kicked > a mule and instantly killed hey live in Clay countyMiss Nancy Bolin has returned homo from a visit to her sister at Stin nettMrs Grant Morgan who has been sick for a long time is- o better and her recovery is doubtful Francis Morgan is on tho sick list Aaron Cornett andwife attended the fair at Lon ¬ don RED Hum AUY PEKUY COUNTY BI J f a i completed his house and moved > ° into it M M Kicliio is prepay- ing to paint Larkin Smiths house II B Smith is progressing > nicely with his two sty dwelling t fbo school at the mouth of Pigeon Hoost is doing well Hiss Mollie Williams is tho teacher K L Combs has accepted position toj travel in Eastern Kentucky for a Cincinnati firnaSnrnson and Miss Amy Smith have gone to Jackson to have their eyes treated by a physician Jordou Smith executed bond for the murder Ligo Hughes and has been re- leased from jailJ W Ford 1 manager of the Ohio Valley Tie Co was hero last week looking after ties Elder James Hall R Blair M D Stacy and Thomas Kelly will preach the funeral of Clayton and Alice Stacy at thisy Smith grave yard on the third Saturday and und y In Qctobe LII a r- r > 7 < If