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JOHN D WHITE

Cauyijr 1y Room 001 Kentucky Title Bltq1

LouUvllIe Ky

Will prnctloo In State and U S CourtBuys und sells Heal Rune KeepRood list of Farms At fair rvlcesi SPA

clam attention given to Oil Coal andTimber lands Rinorts values on ap

Director for the New Erai land Company

fjF Clrculiillon more titanFOUIITJ3RK HUXDIUJD copies

WE will accept advertisementson n guaranty that our paper hasmore than twice the circulation inBreatliitt Countyof any paperpublished Our taper goes to ov

ery post olllco in Perry Countyand almost every one in Leo Ma-

o goflin Owsley und Volfo Coun ¬

tiesIfyou want to reach the moun-

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trade try iin ad in the BKKATH

ITT COUNTY NmVBeMr and Mrs Leele left for Oahey

where they will remain for a taw days

lion D Y Combs of Hazard washereon business n fore dais this week

Dr SwanRo wont to Loulsvllls 5IondOT

Sir George Stevenson lies resignedhis io ltlnn ns liookkerper for S STnnlbee nnd lies gong to work withLeete Henri

MILLION

Dollars for Now Ciipltol at Franktort

Amid cheers from n throiiKof visitor tho Kentucky lloiue Wednesdaypassed the bll appropriating lOCOOOO

for the nrootlon of n ni w Capitol Build-

ing at Frankfort the vote being 01 to 1

The measure will bo passed nt once bytho Senate

The Homo Ibo passed tho BradleyRegistration Bill

i A bill for the creation of n county ofBeckham was pasted In then Senate

A number of other bills were Intro

3ducedCombination Oir rr

j By our llbernl turns with tho pub ¬

lishers of othar papers we ore oils+ to furnish you two Ittlpef04 fur a little

more than the prioe of ono Wt consure you mousy on any paper you wish-

to take We will fnrilMi you TilEBREATHITT COUNTY NEWS told

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either of the followin-gConiferJournalLouisville HeraldChicago InterOceanOrhdnnnti EnlulrerLexington Leaderllama and FnrmnrNew Yorlt TrlbuneFunnar

Otto Year For Only 12No one should be without n paper

whew he can buy two of tho best In thecountry for so Itttlu money

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And the formations In ulilch it is foundSend 25 cu for the Oil ProspectorsGuIdH W nKAUiKNun

Fairfield Iowai

OLDESTPreacher In the Mountains

Undo Jlmmle MooreIs Dying

Her James Moore the oldest Raptit mlnUter in Kentucky old puuiblyIn the Unittd Stnios Is dying nt hishome fn Menlfoe enmity

Uncle 107 years old lieIs ono uC till most remarknblo men Inthe State lie hn liven n minister othe Baptist Church fur evenly yumand during that time he hnj jirunjltcdIn nearlyevery county in Eastern Kentucky

During his career as n preacher itshas received into the church 3000 con ¬

Iverts and udniinlxinred the right ofbuptNin lo 1728 tieupl

When ho bepati pieaulilog III Ilemoiiiituinc there wfr i u clmiulif iirilservices hail ki ho Ielii in bite woodsIliqTil Hon til Jl HlukH J004 Al-

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Your correspondent ilrow one of thN

prizes offered by the Mountain Ucliffnsvoted on by its culucribcr twits mostpopular cnrropponoxit and nwardudJuly 0 for the lost 6 uioniln ot 1003

Boonevlllo LodRO Fife AM met onDecember 28 and elected time followingofficers for tho ensuing year

II 0 Moore W M

Hugh BrynntS W

VniHilIocUJV rG M HojjR TressL M Garrett SuoyV M Abshenr S and I

The Scale heirs Matt been offeredS800 fpr time old J W S ale farm ly

IIIR Just across that river from Bootievlllo

Since December 1 our County CourtClerk has Issued marriage license jpthe following

Charley It Ceclle lo Matilda MintersJolla Hoivninn to Mary BowmanJoseph Moore to Dtllnh SmithLuther Pearson to Taura EvansAlfred Turner to Tuclndn HeraldJoseph S Conglctnn lO mule Mar

cumIliiecom Ililmer to Martha EstepWin Evans to Marrervn Newmanltd Wilson to Collie SealsBallard B Isaacs to Nannie NinaButler Jewell lo Dora CollinsMajor Ptfarrnn lo Fannie EvansAll ot tho above have been happily

married nod nro on Ihelr way rejoicingexcept Major Ieuraon rand MUiEvanMajor presented the proper certlllcateVM appeared on their face to UlerkCombs and dynnnded license TIllcertificate was signed os appeared by

John Kvans father of the girl but theclerk having scmf doubt told Mr Pear¬

son that he would have to make an nffirtavit aii lo the geiuiinetieM of MrKvntii slpnaturo When Mr Pearsonmade affidavit nod flied In the office

that Mr Evans signed the certificatenid was willing to the wedding where ¬

upon the clerk Issued the license butin the meantime and before the mar-

ring > Mr Evans smell n rot and asthis girl was only 13 yrs oldcame to theoffice end found hit taints forged to thecertificate and an affidavit of its genujieneepeo he at once procured n warsrant for Penman charging him withrabtt nwearing hnd him arrested timid

nn examining trial before Squire Pricewho held him to gnawer In the sum of

500 and iiidioininit nt the Januaryterm of Cirenil Court anti while inCustody Mr Penrwm was served withseven processes from tho Circuit Courtthe aggregate of his bonds nre f 1600and tiara rl8llt of which he Is now antumult of Cattle Radfnrd So you

oe true Lore dots not always runsmooth

The blool hounds n fund forthepilrcliaso of has recently been subbribed by our citizens have just firrived They were purchased by It WIlicknell at Wilmore anti are fineHptcimens of the kind Thy are about7 months old male and female mini

well trained for dug of their age aiidare being kept nnd trained by Mr Jesjellolcomb of Wfnklirs Branch whoclaim to be an expert In Dugologyunda fine trainer

YAILBR HniroiiKs

Goal anil TlmbrlanclWantil

Wonted one hundred thoutand acresof anil and timber lands In HafiturhKentucky for OUII for Eastern CaplUllMs Vrileto

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John Dean

Stone MasonFoundationsStonesPillars

fHOWS THIS SUIT Y I

The boat

500 Shoo 8500Made

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BEATTYV1LLK

unit H 0 llll returned homo Fridayfrom Frankfort where he lns been for

tcvoriililny taking In the Legiwlniuriamid as usual brought back In hU pock¬

et that which frees ono ot our citizens

The Benttyvllle Lodge S04 I Q 0 Finstalled tho following officers Saturday night for the nov year

Loniii Evans N 0Albert Terry V G

S P Stamper Sectr 0 S McDaniel TrIM

Samuel Darch owe of our clever sa¬

loon men is awny on n vacation

The LonisvIHe nod Allantlo ItnllwnyCompany bus put on n new passepgertrain and Mall car leaving Beatt > vllleat 715 n m making this run to Rich-mond Ky and back to Beatlyvillc al

foj 15 11111

A Ira lidA subscriber sends us n letter he re

celvcd from a breeder of poultry ofwhom ho proposed buying some stockThis breeder claims his hens lay from2SO to 300 eggs a year many of themproducing the larger number He offersto sell a pen for 10 or a trio for 0The breeder who makes such claimscondemns himself nt ponce lIens thatwill average even In n yearcould readily be sold for more than thisbreeder offers to take for n pen butsuch hens ore not for sale for tho verygood reason that they do not existCommercial Poultry

GeneGeese nre grassers and will do well

on any green pasture If they have access to n crock or lake so much thebetter but they can be successfullygrown without water to swim lu HutIn fattening they need soup goodsound grain every day Geese are goodfor their leathers good to lull andgood on the homo dinner table Hutthe cook must know bow to cook agoose or It will have the characteristicgoose flavor which Ii generally IlL ¬

tasteful to American palates

IX tONi ItKMKMlIUAXCH

Of Little Albert llngliitt VImbled Sunday Evening Jnn

nary 1n 1004

With what seeming lack of mercyhas the grim Angel of Death takenfrom the circle of hone this fairestjewel this purest gem Taken fromthe scenes otjllfe ere its billows had be ¬

gun to roll taken while in hours of In-

nocence¬

when no clouds hull checkedits way when the sunshine of life wasyet In its dawn taken at a tithe whenit had only reached tint period of In¬

spiration to hope when It was the joyand gladness of homo the one mostendeared the pride and promise andhope of parental joys and affectionWhit ruthless grief wlmt relentlesssorrows

shut such as this must come Of joysand sorrows ot suiialilnuaiid sadness isthe pilgrimage of life mnde up Only tobe defeated we build our hopes only toloose its sweetness we taste of jigoily todrop their petals we pluck lifesflower and in an endless chase of vagueand varlgated visions wo pursue time

vanities of life From other griefs andwots or from stealthy sorrows wemust cease to burrow sadness leavingeach care by lifes unresting tide wheretime bllloivg rage will ceaseless ange-

anti with rising urge until the calmand Pnullla olnrnal ocean is reached

Bright with lope we consign thissacred treasure to the total around Ii

fall the fragments of shattered ambi ¬

ton with It there Is buried the pros¬

pects of earthly attainments butaround and abnvo anti eveloplng nil In

thnt blest nsiiiurnnce from hint whosaid SuTfr little children to consunto Me and forbid theta not furof such Is time Ivinglum of lltmveu

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THEJEWELER91T09ITE PHOENIX HOTEL

LEXINGTON KY

I TRY US ONWACJ REPAIRING

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January 4th 7 1904Ksa irsrszsw crcjWA ii1a fPICOF tT F LUKENSso null favorably associated withtho Ilistitutionivillagain conduct tho Normal Work Kxperenced and thorouglilcoll11ctont teachers will bo in chnrgoof the Department

BUSINESSPUIMAUY MUSIC

ACADEMIC COIJIGIATIMANUAL TUA1XINO

XO1OIAU JO3IUSTIC SCIENCEItOAUDIXr DKiAKTMKXT

Students pursuing Normal or Business Courses may takenilvnntngo of Academic nUll Collegiate Depiirtmonts with ¬

out extra charge Diploma will ndmit holder to any jollegoof tho Tuition and Boar reasonable

1t Jail on or address31 Ii UIr1ON1PrincpalJackson

CLAUD WEATHERSOf Flat flock Is In Jull ut Mt

Sterling Charged WithForger

On lost Saturday Claudo Weathersof Flat Ronk mnde n business trip toMt Sterling und after he had been intown but a short while he proceededto load up with merchandise and uthis was dead easy he begnn to cashlit some of his ice cold cliockswhlch helied ro trouble In doing Among hisvictims were S M Nevvmeyer who bitat his bait taking hook timid all thisfun cost Nevvmeyer 18 plunks unluckynumber

Mr Weathers not wishing to slight

stir of his dear Ml Sterling friendsmade a flying trip to see D Kaplanwhere he left another ono of his IcecuM checks for which Mr Kaplanthanked him very kindly The nextv cUm he tried was Oldham Bros Co

which provrd beyond a reasonabledoubt to be n hornets nest Instead ofthe little Busy Bee and hero is wheruhe failed to get oft 420 worth of

cold goods as Mr Oldham soon goton to the man than Flat lloek and heIs now In jail busted flat nod when thegrand Jury gets through with him hiwill be both broke and bent for tometime to come

Say Claude you have our sympathyKit

Out llonutfful Streets

We cannot refrain from speaking of

the impassable conditions of our streetsand crossings and the Imporfeat tidewalks that are only a mockery to con ¬

veniences In our town These mattersshould have been taken up in time bytime and liy those in authoritywith the lingering recollections of tileconditions of the streets we hove hadin the past winters and we shouldhave been protested against these ap ¬

parent incouvoiileiicei It mar bapossible that each citizii thinks thattime other inns Is to blume timid thatthe weight of responsibility ta on the

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other tnnnfl shoulders but there is

me thlnRiwe nil know tjjat some oneU to blame and it tuust4b that theblunts is with those who are cfisrgedwith nublia duly amid to whops lime pub ¬

lie looks to for faithful p lformanceFlicse mjjgivitiga are paltible Hlat letItris not our purpose to enumerate pri ¬

rate wrongs or fallings nor to attrib ¬

ute then tc pei sonal failures but whocan take n stroll or ramble to this onlynil I road depot ill Jackson anal view theimpenetrable sell of thud around Itwith no means to evade without feel ¬

lug a sense fjf regret that more pride is

tint taken Jour capitalists and thoseof wealth to provide necessary and ampie conveniences The yards aroundtlielepol and the pasiwuyii leading toIt could be tnacndlmlztd n > moderateexpense rind this would bespeak bettertaste in those having control of affars

Uutwejnuit refrain from Indulgiiigin an endless enumeration of misgiv ¬

hugs 1fearing lhatsume of tliemito the

critical eye might bur traceable to ourpersonal failures

i SD FLEENORWatches Clocks

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WRECK OX PKHK MAItQURTTR

Twentytwo InsseiiRfM Klllrd anTwiMitynlne Injured

Grand Rapids lIch Dec SIt-n headon collision between two PerMarquotto passenger trains 22 persons wore killed whllo 38 otherwere Injured several of thorn proably fatally-

It was the most disastrous wroolc I

tho history of the POlO Marquette sjitern and Instead of being caused broans carelessness or mistake Ii

charged to tho high wind which oftingulthcd tho rod signal light In thorder hoard at McCards Stntloiwhore tho westbound train was 03

pectod to atop and receive new 01

dots Two minutes before tho tram

rushed by McCords tho light waburning says tho operator but In tlmbrief Interval tho buzzard that warraging extinguished It and train Nc6 unshod by the station to crash inteastbound train No C near KMParis TIle trams which were twot the finest on tho system wore nduced to a promiscuous pile of brokoand twisted Umber and metal witdead and Injured pinned down ancrushed by the fragments of thheavy cars

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1L LAWYERKENTUCKY

practice In Breatliitt soil= Mug mn CountiesilHIUUililUilllllUUUllUUUUUUUUUII

THE BREAD MAKEFhas no fears of the result when usin

Mansfields Flourts white and bus the natural tat

and lUvor of tutu wheat burry Makebetter whiter healt ler bread thaiyou hays been using because It I

milled from the best them nod milletin the right way on the best equlppeiroller flsur mill In Kentucky

Let a 25lb sock of HEST IATENor MOUNTAIN LILLY talk to you 1

will be more convinulrig than a barreof words Ask your grocer for It

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1ROSSLYN KY

Mrs Laura S WebbVIeslretdchl 1Yonmins Demo

matte Clnliaiol Xorllivm ObII dreaded the change of life which

was task approaching I noticed Wineof Urdu and diddcd to try a bottie 1 experienced some relief Ihilint so kept on taking It forthree month now I menstruatewith no pain and I shall take It oil andon now I have pitted the climax

Female weakness disorderedmenses falling of the wojub andovarian do not wear offTEeyfollowawouman tothechango

Wineof Canlul now and avoid the trou ¬

ble Wino of Cardul never fallsto benefit a suffering woman ofany ago ul relievedMrs Webb when she was in dan ¬

ger When you come to tho eboniteof life Mrs Webbs loiter willmean more to you than it doesnow nut you now avoid thesuffering toe endured Druggids-aelltl bottles of Wino

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Our mens shoes areof the Latest Style

For the Ladieswe have the mosFashionable Lotof Shoes moneycould buy

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This Department is under the manl agement of Miss Laura Rawlings who1

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StyletdirectAlso

Hats

FA8HDNABLE DRESS GOODS

In all the Latest Patterns and weaves Freshfrom thd Eastern Markets 1

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FURNITUREWe are the people you are looking for

we have it by car loads to suitevery body

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