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FRIDAY AUGUST 30

REPUBLICAN TICKE-

For GovernorAUGUSTUS E WILLSON

of Louisvillew

For Lieutenant GovernorW II COXa

of Mason county >For Attorney Generl

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JAMES BUEATIIITof Christian county

For AuditorFRANK P JAMES

of Mercer countyFor Treasurer

CAPT ED FARLEYof McCracken county

For Secretary of StateDR BEN L BRUNEIof Breckinridge county

For Supt of Public Instruction-

J S UHABBEof Boyd county

For Commissioner of AgricultureN C RANKIN

of Henry county

For Clerk of Court of AppealsNAPIER ADAMSof Pulaski county

For R It Commissioner 3d DiA T SILER

of Whitley count-

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motives to render a measure offaithful service in the cause of thepublic good It is the machine +

the unscrupulous gangof self serv

ins politicians of the degeneratedand degenerating Kentucky Dem ¬

ocracy of today with Beckhamand Hager as the selfannointcd

r 4 and selfrfppointed leaders strive ¬

i ing unmanfully to keep themselvesentrenched in power by reason oftheir official positions and the ma ¬

nipulations and selfmade machinefor the purpose that calls for cen ¬7sure and words of warning Muchas time old Democratic party hasboasted of being the specialchamamen of the common people thosewlioTtjA Their living by the sweat

t of their browlllisis abattle crvthat party cannot longeTMVittTanyshow of sincerity resort to inits campaigns The machine hascut it out body and breeches do ¬

treeing that no man howeverhon ¬i

est however worthy shall bequalified for office or as a candi-

date¬

1 in a Democratic primary un¬

less he is able to foot up a fewthousand dollars So accordingto the newfangled rules of themachine none need to aspire tooffice unless he is lousy withmoney

oThe venom poison passion an

prejudice of partisan cussednessforced Governor Taylor into exilefrom his beloved State a State-that did honor to itself in honor ¬

H ing hum with time highest office inthe gift of its people aud to the

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mgtot melt subha taid rascalityIof iJusta gang feers arid office

t robbers No more andno less4 1 The srnart set of the Democrati c

r machine bent on blood and therf taking ofijbuman lif < and humanri liberty without tralbr judge or

r4 jury except a partisan judge anda packed jury wjth Bob Franklinacting as thecatspwJ9hobldc

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A to One of Itl troks7jf immunityketrand lias wa kiID to

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bribe Governor Taylor hick toKentucky by offering him a bigslice out of the immunity trapcatch They can falsely accuseTaylor of everything on the cal ¬

ender of crime and yummy butho who accuses him of being afool is both a poltroon and anidiot Governor Taylor has issueda statement lie spurns the offerof immunity he docs not ask forthat he docs not want that kindof immunity and he offers to re ¬

turn if Franklins court will guar ¬

antee him a fair judge to bo mu ¬

tually agreed upon by himself andBob Franklin a fair jury un ¬

packed being of upright menequally divided politically and nofurther use be made of the 100

000 blood money und allow himbail in any sum within 100000Taylor has offered to do the manly

thing and his thousands of Ken ¬

tucky friends will rejoice that hehas offered to return to his firstlove upon terms so just and facehis vile accusers nnd defamersI have always felt that he should

return and that ho wouldreturn+

when assured of fair treatment

shouldTpacked court and a packed juryand that 100000 It remains to

bo seen whethor Bob Franklinhas only been playing to the gal-

leries

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for political effect orwheather ho really wants Taylortoiroturn to Kentucky or not and

stand trial Let us hope that heisj really earnest about the matterarid will accept Taylors proposi ¬

tion which is all that any prose ¬

cutorcouldwant Shame on n

prosecutor who is pigheaded lopsided and not tempered with jus ¬

tice and fairness to one and nil

alike0

Kentucky oh Kentucky TheState of warriors heroes patriots-poets statesmen sages the lanof sentiment song chivalry andromance the land that gave to theworld a Lincoln a Clay a Pren ¬

tice the Brccken ridges the Marshalls the Carlisle the Lindsaya Beck the Blackburns and an LT llovcrmalo nnd a C C FulksI long and pray to see an end tothe chapters of Goebelism that soass d

shame of the proud Common ¬

wealth A square deal for allanill will to none is my wish

BEREA COLLEGE

Berea College has SOMETHING

GOOD for every young man andyoung lady

It has so mans classes nnd departmenCs that each student canbo placed with others like himselfand make most rapid progress

TRAINING awn STKENGTII Doyou desire them for teaching business farm or household management music use of tools and ma-

chinery no matter wvhat coma toBqren

TIlE TIME TO START is in the fullSeptember the eleventh

Youcan hero your share in thesegreat pleasures and advantagesDo not let this chance and opportunity pass by nkiiproved Finout loutit Write for beautifulnew announcement and catalogueof students All questions answered and friendly Jsreetings extended by the secretary

WILL C GAMBLE

BcreaKy

CrockettsvilleRash Sebastian and John A

Turner have Aono to Jackson onbusiness

Mrs Robert Deaton who hasbeen in ill health for some timeis improvingandI¬

don to tho fairTurnet rattended tho memorial services atCanoe Saturday and Sunday

Our school is progressing nicelywith Miss Nellie Turner as teacherThis is her third year in this dis ¬

trict and we do not want a betterteacher

Mrs Dan Turner has been vis ¬

iting her daughters Rosa and Nel ¬

lie here and also other relativesand friends

Mrs Julia Bowling accompan ¬

ied Tby her husband from Jacksoncounty is visiting her sisterMrs John A Turner

The stock of goods of D BRose ofCampion which was at ¬

Cached a few weeks ago by hiscreditors was sold by the SlierlffTuesday by order pt the court

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Jetts Creek

Isaac Terry Sr of Turkey 5s

nobetterHenry

McIntosh paid tho Ma-

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lodge at Jackson

James II Johnson visited WK Terry last Saturday

Simon Mcintosh passed here a

few days ago with a nice drove of

sheepElishaTerry who has been sick

with the fever for some time is

nobetterElisha

Johnson Jr one of ourmost popular nnd industriousyoung men is now working in

Poll town

rK Terry is erecting a sky-

scraper hero for his growing mer ¬

chandise business It will bo threestories in height S B Bryantof Athol is the contractor

The Old Baptists are preparingfor the largo crowd that is ex-

pected

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to assemble at the mouthof Jetts Creek tho first Saturday

Iin September On the followingday they will hold services at JB Mullins

Terry

John Evans of Jetts Creekwas a visitor here Tuesday

Mrs Lizzie Terry visited hersister Mrs Harlan Griffith Sun ¬

day

Arch Crawford of Athol hasbeen in this neighborhood buyingsheep

Marcus and Frank Bryant ofCopo Branch attended church atCanoe Sunday

Mr and Mrs John Noble ofOwsley county were here on busi ¬

ness tho first of the week

Mrs H N Rouse and Miss Lil ¬withdThomas Griflith and family

Mrs June Caudill visited herdaughter Mrs Holland at Polltown Saturday and Sunday

Miss Ellen Griffith of Turkeywho has been confined to her roomwith fever for several days is im ¬

proving

Miss Sights and Miss MargaretHerald of Herald were visitingat this place the first of the weekWewero glad to have these pleas-ant

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young ladies with us and hopethey will come again

CanoeMiss Bertha Hoskins of Jack

soji visited Misses Sarah andClara Callahan from Friday untilMonday

A horseback ride was highlyenjoyed Sunday afternoon by someof the younger set of Canoe Thefollowing participated in the eventSarah Clara and Lizzie CallahanBertha Hoskins and Green SpicerLetcher Spicer Elihue ReynoldsFloyd Little Chester Griffith andCharley Callahan

Clifton Sebastian entertained a

number of his friends last Fridayverydguests were Miss Bertha Hoskinsof Jackson Misses Clara SarahBess and Lizzie Callahan Lulaand Nnnnio McIntosh and MarySebastian and Millard and ElihueReynolds Green and Letcher Spi ¬

cer Seldon Back Chester Grif ¬

fith Joel Sebastian Steve nndFloyd Little

OWSIKY COUNTYBooneville

The cool mornings begin bin ¬

dicate that tho fall season is nigh

Long Co havo begun to fur ¬

nish fresh beef and mutton to thohungry

The Owslcy County TeachersInstitute just closed was In everyway a success

A new case of typhoid fever intown Hiram McCreary is con ¬

fined to his beda very sickmanBob Wilson of Lo Rose is said

to bo sick with pneumonia feverHo is about 05 years Cold and fearsare entertained for his recovery

Wm C Bowman about 60 yearsoldan old soldier and pensionerof Lo Rose died last week Hohad been ill for some time with acomplication of diseases He leavesa wife and a large family

vastNotwithstanding tho strong In¬

dorsementof somautf the mostpr minebt men of oUF COtfl recoP tending the ftppolritraMtfSe1

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vacancy of justice of the pence in 1

this district of both II II Mooreand II C Scale he appointed

IIIJoodtho gentlemen recommended Wohave every confidence though in

Mr Halls honesty and integrityand hope ho will make us an ef ¬

ficient officer

Bruce Woodward who had beensickabout three weeks with feverdied last Wednesday He leavesn young wife and a little child tomourn his loss besides u motherand two brothers Bob Woodwarda merchant of Frenchburg Kyand J H Woodward of Knoxvine Tenn lie was married to a-

Miss Bales of Rosa Hill Vawhose father Calc Bales was nthis bedside when ho died Ho wasburied by tho Masonic Order towhich he had belongedsince April14 1900 when ho was made aMason in Boonovillo Lodge No425 Bruce was one of our mostsubstantial citizens a prominentmerchant a Christian gentlemanand an honest man and his placewill be hard to fill Peace to hisashes YALLKU BUITCHKS

JJ2K COUNTY

Pebworth

Prof James Bother organized asinging school here Sunday

M F Thomas and wife werevisiting B M Cornelius and wife

SundayBorn

to tho wife of HobertGray on the 21st inst a girl andthe father is stepping high

Floyd Begley and Henry Ar ¬

nold attended the skating rinkSaturday night at Boaltyvlllo padFloyd came home Sunday with asprained ankle

T II Jones Deputy State Or-

ganizer¬

for the Jr O IT A M

with the help of the Bcattyvillolodge organized a lodge nt thisplace on the 23rd inst called theElk City Council No 23 with 41

members Who can boat lt 1

Those in attendance from Beattyvine lodge were Henry NormanHenry Plummer Tony PerkinsLewis Evans Sherman PorterWilliam Colo Charles SternbergWilliam R Hull Wilgus HallTilmnn Shanks Hiram Begley LD Arnold and Henry rlrnol-

tlFincastleI

D B King has put up a stockof groceries near here

The Quarterly meeting is notcrowded to suffocation

John Combs has gone to WhiteAsh to work in tho mines

Sounds like wo are to have awedding in our neighborhood soon

S B Slmckelford of Lee City I

was here from Saturday till Mon-

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Logan Slmckelford has bough-

two yoke of work cattle from TomMcCall

Bud Thomas and wife have goneto housekeeping near Uncle George

WilliamsJeffof Zachariah was

visiting tho Juniors hero Satur-day

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night-

J K Gentry and wife arc visiting their son S P Gentry a

BeattyvilleMissBeatty of Beatty ¬

ville is visiting Mrs J II Kincaid this week

A B Akers and wife were vis ¬

icing her parents at St Helensfrom Saturday till Monday

Crate Kincaid thinks ho is oneof tho leading merchants since hohandles tho Star Brand shoes

Clark Williams is putting upnew house near the signboard Iseems that the signboard ridge iswaking up

Jacob Kincaid has bough a farmnear Beatty villo of M II Court ¬

fey Guess Jako will want ahousekeeper next

Tilford Kincaid has purchasedFrank Johnsons farm and Is re-

pairing¬

the buildings so as to makethem comfortable for a now hou-sekeeperTIIE

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RANGER

County Rights For Sale-I jkant to sell the patent right

ofBreathitt county to some goodm nfor ten years to sell the Com

Smoothing Iron Forfurther particulars call on or addressS at the Jackrp a Gallery Jacksonsitr 1 43ttJ7fl c

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A Birthday PartyMiss Una Gray llngins dl1ughj

ter of Rev Joseph 1I11

wife entertained in honor of hertenth Birthday on tho 19 inst from3 to G p m at the manseTwentyone of her littlo friendswero present to enjoy the amuse-ments

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and festivities A numberof nice presents were receivedMuch amusement was affordedthe littlo folks in trying to extin-guish

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tho ten lighted candles overtho birthday cake nt ono blow t

Ices nnd cake were served Tho I

color scheme was pink and white J

Miss Martha Nichols MesdamcsJ P Jarvis J IL Ward and GB Cannon assisted in entertaining When the goodbyes weresaid this guests were unanimousin wishing Miss Una Gray ninnyhappy returns Oxford CorGeorgetown News

G B Neace of Ned was heretho first of the week attendingcourt

FOR SALEOne live room dwelling houso

on Lincoln avenue with good well I

good young orchard and chickenlot nil fenced off The lot fronts130 feet on Lincoln avenue and I

107 feet deep Will sell cheaparid on easy terms Call on

FRANK KASHJackson Ky

Heres A Show WorthYour While

A carnival amusement event ofmuch importance will be the appearance in Jackson on Monday I

September 2 of the renowned Stun-

Bros Worlds Progressive ShowsThis quality and uptodate ex ¬ i

hibition as it is known throughoutAmerica is this season presentinga performance that is conceded bycompetent critics both of the publie and press to bo one of unusualexcellence and notable for themany all feature acts offered Theprogramme is also noticeable forthe ninny diversified trained ani ¬

mal nets including Maud thecomic ropo walking mule thatactually walks forward and back ¬

ward upon a tight rope placed at aheight of 10 feet

Probably ono of tho acts thatwill interest the children and theirelders as well and will cause thegreatest enthusiasm is time Sunherd of comedy and military elephants These big brute actorsperform with remarkable precis ¬

ion military drills comedy scenestcrpSschorean revelries and otherodd concerts Other acts of in ¬

terest arc The groupo of proudlyprancing cakewalking horses anponies tho troupe of acting andacrobatic dogs tho coterie of edu ¬

cated Shetland and Iceland poniesthe congress of internationalclowns all of infinite jest and mer ¬

it tho five juggling Lambertos thefour Graceful Groh AcrobaticTroupe the four La Posquo Troupespeciat l

adiversity of acrobats jugglingkings and queens of the wire fear ¬

less tnipczists cquestric special ¬

ties boneless mart Ies bicycle ex-

perts¬

and general arenic perform ¬

antes Ono of tho biggest andbest bands of music comprising allAmerican musicians furnishes theharmony at every performanceandtm Seats will be provided for alland unformed ushers will be in at ¬

tendnnce to look after the patronsAt night time the tents are elec-

trically¬

lighted Tho Sun Showscomo here highly endorsed by thepress of neighboring towns andwill doubtless receive Its share ofbusiness and approval while in

Jackson

Stop with Hart Bros at Reed

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JOS Q REED DRY GOODS COPORTSMOUTH 0

Solicits the trade of time mountainpeople Ho will bo-

AT JACKSON EVERY flO DAYiDealers will be notified by postal

SaVe your orders for him Howill save you money fob 1 ly

W H HendersonA-yres Street Opp Pot Office

LEXINGTON KY

DEALER IN

Grain Seeds FeedWheat Rye BarlellOAts and CornClover KentuQkBlue Orchard Grua HungarianH y Straw do Hill irked<

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In the Paper TodayjrIs that Day Brothers Company have re ¬

ceived one of the greatest shipments of

I Iron and Brass Beds ever brought to Jack ¬

son Over 1000 in the shipment

The Microbes Delight is a Wooden Bed

They breed in all the inaccessible corners and Joints where dust collect In alt

wooden and create a condition of uncleanlincii would not tolerate

If you would stop to think about it There ate no crevices nor Juinu in

Sanitairc germi havent a chance in

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cID 1MARKrci rrfIw I3-

4i urge their use Mot artistic in design and bnutitully finished

In scores of stylesSnowy hiteIt Sanitaite 011and otherexclusirefinishes that have bets famousyou will find that each and every one liai a fine smooth highly polished and

perfect tanitary finIsh

PRICES250 TO 500We Have on Hand a Large Supply of

FURNITUItEV t

Doesnt your house need brightening up <

j a bit Come and see our line and let ussupply your wants Every piece or suite iscarefully selected and exquisitely finishedThe less expensive kinds have the same j

style finish and workmanship as the moreexpensive kind We can please everyone

THERE IS NO NEEDF-or any woman goingoff to tho cittua or patronizing

dmail order houses to buynice wearing uppanl when youcan find them in this store and at a loss price thitn you payelsewhere Como in nnd lot Miss KlHio Elkins show youour stock of Kino Dross Goods Fulks White Goods LacesEmbroideries Notions Skirts Ilosiurjamid in feet everything needed by a woman to complete her outfit Onr stockis complete nnd prices moderate

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Our Millinery Department i

Contains tho seasons boat styles in Pattern lints andTrimmed Millinery Our limits are of sterling quality ex 0port workmanship era undo to fit tho head perfectly andare sold within tho roach of all they satisfy time demands oftho most practical Wo have on hand at all times n selectvarietywhich wo invito public inspection Miss MargaretBasket will bo pleased to supply your wants

RUGS MATTINGS AND CARPKTSCarpetsWe i

COOK STOVES AND RANGES-It always has boon and always will bo a womans delight

to have a stove or n range that M a perfect baker Oursupply hns more good qualities than wo have space to enu-

merate Try one of ours and youll ho convincedI

GROCERIES AND CANNED GOODSOur stock includes a great big lot of attractive Staple

and Fancy Groceries Our shelves are now roploto withtho finest lino of canned goods on time market and you candepend ou them Theyre fine When you buy coffee andflour you ought to know theyre good Wo assure you bothcoffee and Hour bought hero will be right they lend to theattractiveness of living A real luxury at any season is onoofour delightful hams

The best line of Mens and Womens Shoesin Jackson Also a complete line of MensClothing and Furnishings Dt

For n liberal share of your patronage we promise goodvalues polite attention and unbounded appreciation zDAY BROS CO

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1JACKSON KENTUCKY

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