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f =J WISE HAdlNS Editor

IFriday Xovcmbor 20 1003

rfJOHN D WHITE

CauyqrRoom 003 Kentucky Title IHdg

e Louisville KyvR IWdl practice in Slifte and U S Gonrtfr1 I Buys und sells llenl Estate Keepsi good list ot FpfniB nt Mr prices Spe ¬

wcial atloniyir given to OH Goal nndI l Reports values on apI

plieatjiT Director for the New rn

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r Circulation more thanFOURTEEN HUNDRED coiilcs

fadvertisementsyc on a guaranty that our paper hast more t tan twice the circulation in

Broathitt County of any papera published Our paper goes to ov

cry post oflico in Perry Countyand almost every one in Leo Ma

jIgoflin Owiloy anti11olfo Coun ¬

tiesIf VAfctyou wailt tb reach the moun

tttain an ad in the BUEATH

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i IQarrosilondunts should sign their

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inayfcki ow who to look to for thecorrectness of the items

Some corroapondonco woro leftout this woek for this cause

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t ThanksgivingDayOYOlillil Burned

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Little Mny HiiSIPj the lo jmr olddaughter of 11nlld MM Hiram Balley who 11 v un Lincoln venue wns Pp

rioiisly burned today by her clothescatching fire tram the grAte She ratto the home of Coolloo Hudsonwhere the family succeeded in puttingout the fliv hut not until almost heiwhole btidy was blistered Her fntheiand mother were both away from hootnt the tints Dr Offut was coifed inand dressed the woundr

Ho Dous Not Want to Live Alone

Daniel Thompson who lives neatVhnk In this oounty whose wire left

him in September brought suit fordlivorce on the fer uiids of abandonmentandadultery secured his divorce ntthis term of court nnd Wns marriedagain on lie 18th of this month to blissClay

CIRCUIT COURT

Circuit Court adjourned ThursdayilueyRileyIlileyTheHugins Chapman brought by theligiinrdinne tu subject their property fordisI ¬

rWick deuton wns granted n divorce

from Cordelia Denton

Electric Light Plant Completedt

the Electric Light Plant is noundf r full steam having completed thevoter supply tlin Company will startSaturday evening and run all nightThey have only run these evenings un¬

til 10 mid 11 oclock for complete test¬

F rug Vu can certainly prnisq the Cornpuny for the excellent light they fur-

nish ag nil who have seen it join In

l saying lliat Jackson tins the bell lightand neatest constructed plant in theState of Kentucky us Its regulationare nbsolutelr perfect and our streetlights turn our nlghU Into daylightand In the future It will bo n pleasurefor our citizen to walk the streets bjnight nnd abolish nt last the habit orcarrying lanterns

lye certainly can congratulate MrLouis Etiricht lie president of theCompany in securing the services 01

Mr II Liiilmr Iuber for the in ¬

stalling of our electric light plant athu Iis proven hlnrtelf competent In

evory detail not only in his work bait

in IIM general management and tryingIto dense our citizens wherever it wasin lii power

W certainly wish 3Ir Leber successin lii future work wherever ho mojbe tor he deserves it

Mt Btorlliiir Court

A bun t 2000 cattle on the marketquality fair trade good

1 O to bunch 1000 Ib steers soldal3 75 but 860 wns the price that 1000

Jb cuttle sold for Lighter weightsteer sold att 325 to J340

Yearling steers sold at 3 23 to f300according to quality hollers at 250to 320 tho latter price for a bunch of000 fa t heifers

Cows utlfci to S clsHull nt 2>s to Octs

A largo crowd at the pens withplenty or buyers

Mules wore a bit slov some tine 16

hand mules offered but buyers claimed

fiat H7li to J200 was too much I

Some 15J6 hand mules lit 325 perpair and 15 hand mules at f 100 lo fllOstltall males 7li to00

horses wire in better demand I plugsselling at tOu and 75 fair horses at

85 to 100 and some good horses aty

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ICorrespondentsFrom This and Surrounding Counties by out Special

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TURKEY

Uev Peter Hacker preached nearhere Sunday

Mss Lou Whlsmin who hasbonrioting In Volfe returned home lastMonday

Mlss Julia Cnllahnn made a businesstrip to Jackson Saturday

John Jolt of Copes Branch wnllIhero Saturday

Snnford Harett a little ten year olddaughter of Jlp nnd Splcer Unrett diedit her home near this place last week

Mrs Laura Johnson visited at JensiJreek Sunday

J Terry went to Jackson Monday

Mist Maggie Short Is visiting MissesLillie and lUilh Terry

Mr Ance Mcintosh ol Jells Creekvas here Sunday

Snmel Terry will move to Jetts creeknext week

Miss UosaCawood daughter of II B

wood ot Boonovllle visited htrsister Flora here last week

Miss Runt Terry who has been ill forhe past week is much better

II H Cawood secured a fine bird dug

Ire Monday

I100XYILLK

Ike Wilson tho new Circuit Olerttins rented the IJoonvlllu Hotel and Is

irepnred to appease the appellli ol

loaf mill and beast

Purler Wilson formerly of loomvlllo Hotel lies rented the propertyirimvii as the Dan Campbell propertyHi Multi street completely overhauled4uiiH and now offers to tint public

aurally n lint class boarding lottoliny Vilsono Cow creek who wasccntly taken by a Deputy U S Mar

hall to liichmond charged with stilliijr liquor pleaded guilty to tho chargrrust week and took his puulshmentithotlt trial

dipt Dick Uurnside has been mak-

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it lively for tho boys who Itas beenIfnllng In home made tobaco-

Vilburn Bowmaite bent crop is thetltH wonder of Fish creel neighborIt HHI particularly to size und weightIlioy run in slzs from a gallon bucksI a half Bushel and weight from II21 round 1m bro ight your corresponde it one last week that was 2J feetItiiiguud weight t03 pounds which wns

tIe fittest specimen of the beet we evo

ittIto also raised In tho saute garden 60

iinds from two deed SerentyIiveuf which grow on tine vine the vine rut160ft long nod branched outCO feelvide

John Peters and James Xeely wasitId tu answer In the Circuit courtitliinlity fur the striking and woundlug of lltnry liundly llundlys conJltiin is some better but as yet hatmt little mind and it Is feared titan thefar ill his head will entirely destroy hismind

Died on Lend of otwcrgcon creek onThursday last Old liuck Creek lion> liowman of extreme old age If htad lived to the 23J of December liwould have been 00 years old he wnsne of the old pioneers or Owsley coun o

v wns a citizen of this neighborhoodwhen this was Clay county He tsartied a daughter of old Joe Roberts und

rnrcd a largo family which survivehim his wife having died many yearstgoho belonged to n family that livesto u ripe old age

Theres now living in tho knowledger your correspondent eight of his lieuy IloivmnnO cousins and double coos ¬

ins whoso ages run from SO to OS yearsold viz Itev Cornelius Moore Elizaof th Trcwitt Matilda Miller and Iriielu Bullock Your correspondentsmother all of Jackson county It Show nnnE W Bowman of Owsley AuntI dry Crawford of IBreathltt countymil Rev James Iatton Moore o Bathliinty their ages uddel aggregates

the sum of 731 years Can nny otherji your uorrd pundants give tin nuns

h25252S252S2S2S25252525CtfLOYI DAY lresident-F1R1VVFO1t0 Vice resident

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of so many persons of sonic family ol

kin now living of tho above agesYAUER BRITCHES

KOHBIK3

A shooting fray took place in thistown last Sunday resulting in a matnamed Gabbard having n leg fracturedDrinking whisky and gambling is dan ¬

geniusThe Board of School Trustees at thin

place have succeeded In procuring aMr Wood of Pennsylvania who comewell recommended both at a teachertimid a preacher The entire villageseems to LOloll pleased with the ctoiceofthe Board andhope wo will have an-

other guol school like Mr Alexandertatightlnst year

SrcrtiEX FRAZIER

uMr Pennock president of tho Kyfj V Co has been In our Camp al ¬

most n week but started for Ohio Tue P

dnyHovJT Wood was hero and

itenched Sunday nnd Monday and re ¬

turned to his home in Tennessee Tueslay We hope that he will decide tomake this hlslhomo fora year at least

0 C Hubbard was In Jackson SlIt ¬

Irony night and returned too late forSunday School Sunday morning

Molt Gabbard had a racket with Al ¬

len Creech last Sunday evening andwas shot In the leg It is a pretty badtvuund nt ore butte was broken andtinned up considerably Severalfeces had to be removed but he willnut Ipse the leg

The log engine is laying up fur me-

IlVirs this wrek MI the mill Is shutI wn fur luck of logs It takes about120 logs a day to kp her going

Mrs Taylor King Is on the sick list

Jetties Miller is on the sick list

Miss Julie Hayi has Unified heruhaul and Is at home on the sick list

James Ward gut his shoulder throwniut uf place last week This was theighth time and he always has to beiiuusthellzed before It can ba replacedit ho has been chloroformed eighttimes

ppTORRENT

Mr J M Sullivan has removed hithomily to Lexington where he hasbuilt n home

Baptists held their monthly meetingat Zacharial lnst Saturday and Sunconductedrthe services

Messrs Carl nnd Earlo Ashley JohnJones William Jones Leonard Barnesand Mrs Ella Ashley Mrs W A Jonesund Miss Bertha Jones made a pilgrimego to Zachariah last Sunday to heatthe Bnpti it preachers

Mr Uoscoo Shackelfordrof StandlugHock made a butinees trip down theL 15 last week

Mr BilPBaUey the popular trav ¬

sling man was In town Tuesday

News from Flat states that MissFlossie Shuckelford is 111 with smallpox Miss Flossie Is ono of the manycorrespondents of the NEWS and we-

etrust that her illness will be of shoe-

sduration and that she will recovernone the worse for her experience

Attorney Joseph LyMni of Umpton wns here on business Saturday

Mr Carte Ashley has entered emliloyment of Eastern Ky Stave Cu

Mr Owen Warren of Salt Lick hassecured empljyment in the Stave fact ¬

ory at Kidgewood

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IMrs1 C Johnson and daughter Min ¬

oair of TollegJ left n few days ago toa sew weeks with relatives in

Laurel and Jackson counties

Misses Calla and Lela Bowman hadquite n pleasant trip to Boonville lustSaturday nod Sunday vlssiting MilLou Eta Muse and attending the an ¬

nual meetingThere seems to bo some great at

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Ju JACKSON DEPOSIT BANKL Jackson KentuckyPaid up Capital 1500000Surplus 1 105000

Vo solicit the Banking Business and accounts of

Lumber Manufacturers f

Timer DealersBusiness Men-

Merchants >Farmers

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COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTYSPSu

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DEALERS IN

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Consistin of n brunt now flue oCHatsIt Dry Goods Groceries1 Gents Furnishing Goods

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I HardwarerM And everything usually found in u first class general h

ryj store Wo still for mfleestus m

1 Crawford Building1h

imf and let us show you vlmt we can du-

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traction nt FIncaslle fur Mr HardtiHurft as he is visiting there quite of¬

tenMrsElihu llowlingof Juekfon Court ¬

ty and daughter Mrs KL Farfis endtwo children Irumer and Utiinuf Ixm

dun Ky have been visiting rela ¬

tives In this vicinity the pact wetk I

Miss Florence Strung went to Dnii

viile riiurfdnj to suo her brother Al-

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who was sierotisy 111 and who diedthe following duty

Mrs DJJ Crawford ho + gone to JncK

iiiin to assist her dalighter In the hotelbusiness

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MlllarJ Combs son urN B Combswho was reported 111 last week hasgreatly Improved under ihecare of

Miss Josle Collier who Is n splendid

nurseTime

Arlington Hotel has been crowded forllie part twowewk

FARMSFOR SALE

Ue have for sale ninny desirablearms in Central Kentucky especiallyn Marion and adjoining countiesThese tennis ranee In acreage front

50 to 5oo Acresand in prices from

lo to 60 Per AcreSome of these places art Itieh lllne

Grass Farms and others over until

Creek Bottom landsWe have excellent facilities fur show

hag these farms and would ho glad tohow them to those wino are Interested

If you are thinking of going to

Oklahoma Texas Arkan ¬

sas or to the West inSearch of a

Home

Write us and we will forward you Information regarding these differentStates

We are In a position to oblaln thevery lowest railroad rates and to goalong with you and show you any ofthese cnnnlrle Ycorrespondence Issolicited and will pace our prompt at¬

tentionCentral Ky Heal Estate Co-

Lebauon ICy

K E YOUNO

Secretary and Treasurer to2

THE BREAD MAKERlint HO fens ot the result when using

Mansfields Flour-Its white and has the natural tasteand flavor of the wheat berry Makesbetter whiter healuier bread thanyou have been using because it is

milled from the beet wheat and milledIn the right way on the best equippedroller Hour mill in Kentucky

Let a 25lb sack of BUST PATENTor IOUNrAIN LIMA talk to you Itwill be more convincing than a barrelof words Ask your grocer for It

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ROSSLYN KY

Wairons For Sulu S

Ve have received a car load of theuolebrated Weber Wagons King ofAll and before you buy elsewhere we

would respectfully ask that you calland examine our wagons Mr N itCombs will bo pleased to show themto you at any limo

URUX COMBS A Co

A Bargain for Sumo One

A nice small Farm in Lee ciunly forsat The Karkln Stamper place onthe head of Hear Greek Nice dwellinggod storehouse cribs and barn neverfailing water well fenced Price rea ¬

sonable and terms easy For purlieulays apply to SAM JETT-

Winchester Kv

For u Bad Cold

If Y > u hnve n bad cold you need agood reliable medicine IIko Chamberloins Cough Remedy to loosen and re ¬

lieve It and to allay time Irritation andinllamation of the throat and luncsFur sale by Day llroa Co

060 will buy a good Elgin or Walthum Watch of S D Fleeiior call ontheJ

r4 THE HAZARD lBAPTIST INSTITUTEI

will openG JANUARY 4 1904

AVe hope to have our now building read bythis titnu It will be nn elegant buildingcousistingof five well furnished rooms twoh lls and an office The faculty will consist of

Five First Class TeachersSpecial attention will be given to the prepar ¬

ation of teachers for then noble workwhileother departments will not bo neglected Uo

yond tho Common School Branches the folI

lowing subjects will be taught Mathematics to and including first art of TrionomotryEnglish up to Logic General HistoryofAmerican Politics PnysScal Geography MoralScience Psychology Music Etc

Tuition Per Month lrani1 to S34

Board Including Fuel Lights Etc 175 to 52j For further particulars call on or address

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Ourmiof the Latest StyleiFor the Ladies

we have the mostFashionable Lotof Shoes money <

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I1illineryGoods i

This Department is under the man-agement

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can show you

The Latest Style Hatsdirect from New York City Also

FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In all the Latest Patterns and weaves Freshfrom the Eastern Markets

If you need any House Furnishings or

FURNITURE rlw jWare the people you are looking for

we have it by car loads to suitevery bodyH +

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