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Born to Mr and Mrs Obe I

Roberts on December 21 a girl

C T Snowden has moved intothe Dr Cox property on Courtstreet

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Miss Minnie Hurst of Campton is the guest of her sister MrsD B Rcdwino

Mrs Eva Walters of Walters1line was visiting relatives hnrothe lirst of the week

fL J D Moore is the only man in

town that is prepared to raise orIlower your houses Call on himI

C P Spangler and wife ofPctcrstown W Va are visitingtheir daughter Mrs A 11 Patton i

Harlcs Campbell who has beenin New Mexico and Oklahoma fortho past three months returnedThursday

+ sti C Holliday formerly ofLondon Ky has moved hero and

ItblsinMrs Minerva L Hagins whois now in tho hospital at Lcxing

ton under treatment for her knee

is improving

James P Adam Commonwealthy Attorney of Bcattyville

was Visiting friends in JacksonSunday and Monday

O II Pollard was in Louisvilleand Frankfort during the first ofthe week on business being in tho

latter sky for the Democratic Leg ¬

Iislatio cauctin

TJII Whittaker will pay cash

for hides furs wool anti feathersGall on him at the A II Shortbuilding corner Broadway andCollege avenue

Mrs Wade Super line returnedto Jackson and desires her friends

to call on her when they need

asslstanco in11nmJrror recep-

llo or any other houro work

Rev J B Flinchum of Simpweek He hasNon was hero last

been appointed by his church to

do mission work in this countyand has accepted tho appointmentand entered upon his duties

Mr and Mrs J DJones arcg visiting relatives and friends in

Dayton Ky Mrs Jones will re-

main there for somo time but MrTones will return in a few days to

look after his business here

J S Mead Jr of Ashland

cashier of the Jackson Deposit

Bank and ono of the most prominent bankers of Kentucky has

been in Jackson during tho past

t weekhere

in the interest of the bank

Wm Strong formerly of Viperwho was manager of the PerryCounty Telephone Co has resig ¬

ned his position and moved toOklahoma Ho writes that thereare good churches good Sunday

schools and good society there

llonrdof Supervisors ofI3reathiCttomy have been in ses-

sion

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this week for the purpose of

supervising the tax lists of thecounty The board consists of S

IL Stidhnm J M E Davis

Elisha Johnson Jr Ed Combs andt Alex Turner

Capt Hcny Collins has boughtA of D G Robinson his butcher

A shop on Broadway and will con ¬

tinuo the business at the same

stand Ho is an experienced man

in tho business He will tell you

what ho can do in these columns

next week

Bonton Blanton of tho U S

army is visiting his father and

mother Judge and Mrs W IL

Blanton He is stationed at FortW II Harrison Montana but is

off on a furlough for four months

and this is tho first time he has

nJ been here in five years Ho has

14 years service to his credit in

I tho army lie will return in April

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BEREA COLLEGEWinter Term now in sessionNow Students received at any time

Collegiate Courses 2 Academy Courses13 3 Normal Courses Commercial

Music Industrial EtcSOMETHING GOOD FOR EVERY STUDENTFree text books in lower classes IJjst preparation for teaching

business farm management household management law medicine

or any other honorable calling

Expenses under ten dollars a month

Write to the Secretary

Will C Gamble Berea Kentucky°or start today

Acourtesy1Abouttho Fiscal Court advertised for I

bids for tho furnishing of tin material and the building of a publicprivy off the public square accord ¬

ing to tho plans and spocillcitionsadopted by the court T II Newland Judo W II Blixnton andL D Howard wore bidders fortho workwhich was awarded to-

W II Blanton at the price of60000 he being the lowest bid ¬

der and he entered into contractwith the court to complete thework according to the plans a ndHpccifications by November 1

The court was in session lastFriday for the purpose of settlingwith tho Sheriff when JudgeHlanton came into court and an-

nounced

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that he was ready to havethe job accepted but claimed thatho hud dono somo extra workTho court told him and tho archi ¬

H II Gibson to go over thework and estimate tho value ofsaid extra work which they didand reported that it mounted to

15Gf 8 which was agreed to byboth Gibson and Hlanton whichamounted in the aggregate to75068 which was nil that could

have been legally allowed for tho

workButto our surprise J H No ¬

ble one of the Justices movedtho court to allow 85058 for tIll

workIhim what tho extra 100

was for lIe replied that it was

for courtesyAlthough Judge Tnulbco as

County Judge and myself as Coun-

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Attorney vigorously opposedtho allowance of the claim themajority of tho Justices presentto our surprise and we believe tothe surprise of everybody pres-

ent

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voted to allow the claim of

85058The Justices voting to allow the

claim were I C Terry J nNoble John Brown und G PHack Those voting against itwere J M Denton

The following order was madeOn motion of J B Noble t-

allow W II Hlanton the sum of

8565H of which 600 is tho con ¬

tract price 15058 for extrawork and 100 for courtesies to-

W IL Blanton for tho building of

the public privy tho vote stood us

follows 1 C Terry aye J 1IDenton no J B Noble aye

John Brown aye G p rockaye It is therefore ordered by

tho court that W II Hlanlon bo

and he is hereby allowed tho sumof 85068 as above itemizedpayable by the Treasurer of

Hreathitt county out of any money

not otherwise appropriatedIt has been the custom for years

in this county to cuss time County

Judge for everything that wentwrong but it is tho Justices of

the peace that vote away yourmoney This is not the only timein the past year that some of thopCbples money has been voted

away over the protests of theCounty Judge anti County Attor ¬

nayThe County Judge can not vote

on any claim in the Fiscal Qourtonly in case of a tie and that very

seldom happensWe deem it our duty to call the

attention of time taxpayers tothese facts so thay they may know

who is to blame

A Lecture Sunday NightTime subject of tho Sunday

mprning discourse at tho Baptistchurch will be Tho Most Men ¬

tioned Themo in tho New Testa ¬

ment At the evening service

the pastor will lecture on Some

of the Evils of the Skating RinkHours of worship 11 a m and 7

p m Everybody welcome

John H Lovelace and wife of

Frozen Creek were hero Thursday

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WARNINGI have on hand at the S D

Fleenor Jewelry Store about 50 or00 watches repaired by S D

Fleenor Most of them have beenrepaired from one to two years

if the owners do not pay thecharges on them within 60 daysthey will be sold for the charges

G W FLEKNOU ExecutorOf S D Flcenor estate Jackson

Kentucky

Little Love StoriesOscar Combs of Turkey rind

Miss Nancy Turner of Canoewere married at Hcatlyvillc lastFriday time County Judge oflicia

tins They returned to TurkeySaturday where they will maketheir future home

J B Iloskins formerlofJackson and Miss Alma Perkinswere married at tho homo of thebrido in Lexington WednesdayThe bridal couple loft after thewedding for a trip to CincinnatiThe groom is n son of WilliamIloskins of this place and is afireman of the L K railroadMisses Bertha mid Bessie Iloskinsattended the wedding from here

Marriage LicensesThe followingMiiarrittgo licenses

have been issued since our last re ¬

portJO Taulbce and Miss Sallie

M Lawson both of FrozenArch Spicer and Miss Sarah

Combs both of Lost CreekHarlan Fugatc of Jackson and

Mi s Helen Hagins of StevensonFilmorc Stamper of Canoe and

Miss Helen McClcar of TurkeyJames Hanks and Miss Bertha

Noble of FrozenJohn Francis and Miss Ibbie

cease both of Lost Creek

Berea Boomingv ThIS winter term of Berea Co ¬

lege opened New Years Day withthe largest attendance ever known

in nil laarltnents The Norma-ls particularly line with severalnow instructors special work in

Nature Study and Sciences andPractice Teaching and Theory farahead of anything before knownin Kentucky The steam cookersmate made the board as popular asit is cheap Students are pouringin every day and there are somany classes that every one can-

e placed with others like himselfand make most rapid progressThere are many bright entertain ¬

ments on tho program for thiswinter and the students are alllooking forward to tho MountainCongress in February as really

more important than time meetingof the Legislature at Frankfort

The LegislatureTho legislature convened at

Frankfort Tuesday Both Houseswere organized by the Democratsthere being 51 Democrats and 49

Republicans in the House and 22

Democrats and 10 Republicans in

the SenateW J Gooch was elected Speaker

of tho House and Conn Linn Presi ¬

dent protem of the SenateFinley E Fogg of Morgan

county was nominated for PrisonCommissioner by tho Democratsand J B < McLin of this place by

the RepublicansTho Senatorial race promises to

bo interesting Bcckham IndIBradley are the opposing ¬

dates Any four Democrats canmake it impossible for Beckhamto win as it takes 70 votes to elect

Ind the Democrats only have 73

on joint ballot It is claimed by-

Ito anti Beckham forces that thereare more than four Democratswho will never vote for him

She You are always talking abouttho fashions Now honestly do you

think that you would know the latestfashions In hats If you were to enter-

s mil nets slopliecertainlyShe

Ho raefullyBy the price

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NoticeiIs hereby given that I have with ¬

drawn the 10000 reward offeredI for the arrest and return of AllenCreech This January 8th 1903

JAMHS L LITTLB Jailer

Freak CornGeorge Fletcher of Frozen

creek brought to this oflico twofreak ears of corn which ho hadgrown on the Si Bend farm OneIwas a cluster of 18 small earsgrowing from a common stem theother 16 The grains were wellIdeveloped

Ice Cream SupperThe Ladies Aid Society of the

Presbyterian church will give anIoyster and ice cream supper atthe Hurst building on corner ofIMain and Broadway on Tuesdayevening January 14th from MK

to 1030 oclock Do not have sup ¬

per at your home but come andlet us servo you Oysters will bo

served in any way preferred

FOR SALE

TOWN LOTS

Address S S Taulbee

Jackson Ky

A Great Paper-In the issue of the 4th inst of

the Louisville Evening Post thatpaper issued its Annual Trade BndIProgress Edition touching on thebusiness and commerical progressof time city of Louisville and cf theState of Kentucky and we wereglad to see prominent space giverto the review of the progress ofBreathitt county This editiondocs justice to the task undertakenand the promoters and managersof the paper should feel proudofthe production The writer herehas the pleasure of personal acquaintance with Mr Richard W

Ivnott editor of tho Evening Postwhom he regards as being one ofthe greatest editors of the presenttime His discussions ndex ¬

positions of tho leading questionsand issues of tho day show thatho is in close touch with all questions that concern tho people andthat he takes tIre deserving sideof all issues As it should bo thepurpose of editorial writers andpublic speakers of tho day to voicethe healthy sentiment of time peo ¬

ple and to comment upon them in

tho light of truth so it may besaid that this is the course purued in the editorial management

of the Evening Post An inde-

pendent¬

paper with no political

nixes to grind with a firm patron ¬

age in all that great body of indo ¬

pendent and liberal thinkersthroughout its wide range of cir ¬

culation and with the honesty andfirmness that enables it to bravelycombat and condemn that whichis wrong and to reward and com ¬

mend that which is right theEvening Post stands today as one

of time great newspapers of time

Middle West and south of theMason and Dixon lino

Plates That Would ListJohn sold Mrs Jenkins looking up

from the paper she was rending you

know how innny dishes Kate tinsbroken lately-

Yes salil John What of Itswalk continued Mrs Jenkins

there Is something In the newspaperhere about steel plates I dont knowrust what they arc but I should thinkthey might lie Indestructible Liverpool Mercury

QUARTERLY REPORTof the

Jackson Deposit JunkDecember 31 1907

RESOURCESLoans eC Discounts8114913First Mortgage Loans 750000Overdrafts unsecured 61809Stocks and Bonds 380383Furniture Fixtures 203750General Expense 120253Duo from Natai Banks 035383Duo from Trust Cos C 19091Cash 861671

Total 11752256

LIABILITIESCapital Stock paid in2500000Surplus Fund 260000Undivided Profits 8023Duo to Banks 2031Hills Rediscounted 868350Interest and Exchange 228707Deposits 7435642Savings deposits on

which interests paid 448603

Total 11752256SUPPLEMENTARY

1 UlghHit amount of Indebtednessnf any tftockhiilder person companyor firm Including In the Nubility ofthe or firm the liability of theIndividual member thereof directlyor Indirectly it such Indebtedness ex ¬

Beds 20 per cent of the capital stockactually paid In and actualamount of

surplus of the bankNone2 how Is Indebtedness in above Item

1securedNone

See Section 583 Ky gututos3 Highest niinunt of Indebtedness

ot tiny dlreclirorolHcer If nmuunt tilsuch indebtedness exceeds 10 per centof puldiip capital stock of bank

NoneSee Section jb3 Ky Statute

r4 How id sauna securedNoneG Dics am unit of indebtedness of

pnnvorlirmincludnginthin liability of the individual membersi IIP roof exceed 80 per cent of paidupCosurplusNo

If so state amount of such Indebt ¬

ednessNone0 Amount of lint dividend

2000 Fight per cent tn stockhold-ers

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and one per cent to surplus7 ere nil expenses losses interest

und taxes deducted therein m beforedecliirlMK dividend 11111Wits nut letslimn 10 per cent uf net profit of thebunk fur the period covered by thedividend curried to tie surplus fundhpfiiro said dividend was declared

YfSee Section liDO < y Statutes

STATE OF KENTUCKY

i1County of itrenlhlttI J S llendJr Cashier of tlck ill

Dip tAIl hut n6 n bunk located mid du-ng litminiM In the town of Jackson Insaid county being duly sworn saysthe foregoing report Is III all respectsn true statement of the condition offlue sahlbatikatgheclose of businesson the 31st day of December 1007 tothe best of lde knowledge and beliefand fiinlmr says that the business ofsaid batik Ins beets transactedat the

named and not eliewliereand liont the above report Is made incompliance with an Ililcial notice re-

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from the Secretary uf StatederiunaiiiiR the 31st day of December1007 as the duty on which such reportshall be made

J S HEAD JR CashierFLYD DAYF P CHAW FORD > Directors-J WJBK MAOINS

Subscribed and sworn to before meby J S lend Jr the 0 h day ofJanuary 1908

S 111ItT Clerk B 00lly J T diKBLu D 0

THE MIDWINTER TERMWhich is tho rush term

OPENS JANUARY 2IOiDo you want to be n workinj

unit in time liveliest most ambitiousenthusiastic and professional bodof teachers ever yathered togetherfir study in Eastern Kentucky-

If so see your County Superintendent now about an appointmcnto free tuition if you have not already done so andwrite to thePresident of the E K SN Sfor a catalogue telling him whastudies you desire Address

R N ROARK614 RICHMOND KY

SHERIFFS EXECUTIONSALE

Hv virtue of Execution No 374in favor of Brcck Crawford administrator of John D Strongdeceased for the sum of 51844nd interest and costs vs HrcckCombs which issued from theClerks oflice of the Breathitt Cir ¬

cuit Court now in my hands forcollection I or one of my deputics will o-

nMonday Jan 27 1908between tho hours of 12 oclock mand 2 oclock p m at the Court-House door in tho town of Jackson Breathitt county Kentuckyexpose to public sale to the hiuliest bidder the following propertor so much thereof as raiy be

necessary to satisfy tho amountof the plaintiffs debt interest andcolts and Sheriffs commissions-to wit land lying and being in

Breathitt county KentuckyAt the mouth of Quicksand

creek beginning on a black oakand beech on tho north side of theNorth Fork of Kentucky river ala small drain about 200 yards below the mouth of Quicksandthence northwest about 180 poleto a stako in tho line of time squanat Meeting House branch thencedown the branch with its mean-

ders to the mouth thence up maifQuicksand to the mouth of SouthFork thence up South fork to atold line of said survey or squarethence with said line which is tinJesse Spurlock old line to an oaland pine on the river passing >ja dogwood d hickory corner 01

said Spurlocks land and Buckland on Spurlock branch thencefrom the oak and pine down tinriver with its meanders to the be-

ginning levied upon as tho property of Brcck Combs a defend ntin said execution

Terms Salo will be made on n

credit of three months bond withapproved security required bear-ing interest at the rate of six poicent per annum from day of saleand having the force of a replevir

bondAmount to be made by this sale

836J7 and advertising 10Vlffncss my hand this 2nd da

of January 1908BUKOK CltAWFOUD S B CBy S II FUOATE D S 2

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1i Just received a full line W-11iw which we ualallteea i

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Will cover more space lastt longer and look better than

I1 any other paint made Call W

111 and see color cards and gcti pricesz =e

i Jackson Drug Co I 11

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3F frrTHERE3i In our method of business for every dollar 0al you pay us you get ono hundred cents value in 0-fl return-s F

We Believe in Square Treatment+ 0

Your moneys worth all time time We might 0ruse up a page of space talking about our goodsareib °

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mCOl1E TO OUR STORE 1i 0So00ij0 Crawford c1 Co I

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STEPPING STONESJ

TO FORTUNEAre the entrances to every Savings Bank c-

Iand the lucky men and women who enter its

cut toitotherlet us help you save them

IJACKSON DEPOSIT BANJ I

JACKSON KENTUCKYL J V

MONUMENTS I

Headstones andIMarkersHMy line of designsi latest and I can arefprepare ideas

sented by myIf in need of customersIline call anddrop me a postal card I

I erect work anywhere-Pricesreasonable I

R tl M SHELY I

Shop Located Near the Bridge Jackson Ky

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