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JACKSON COUNTY I

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR COUNTY

JUDGEof

We are authorized to announce

J W Mullins of Egypt Ky a can

dldato for County Judge of JacksonCounty subject to tho action of theRepublican party

n ANNOUNCEMENT

We aro authorized to announce SS Wolfe of Maulden Ky a candidatefor Assessor of Jackson County subject to tho acton of the Republicanparty

We are authorized to announce WI R Creech of Egypt Jackson CountyJ Kya candidate for Assessor of Jack-

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f County subject to the action of

the Republican party

IKHJllInUCKDoublollck Jan 15 There has been

01 very little sickness In this neighbor ¬

hood this winter Mr Dud Truett of

t Illinois Is visiting his parents Mrand Mrs Ed Turret on Clover Bottom

There will be a box supper at Plea ¬

sant Hill school house the first Sat¬

urday in February Every body come

Mr James Hammonds of Eglon andMiss Mary Abrams of Doublellck werequietly married December 31st Theirmany friends wish them successSeveral from this part are going to

i attend school this winter at BereaIr and other placesi PARROT

Parrot Jan 13Mr J H Hundley

and son Jlmmlo went to Berea Sun ¬

day to enter Jimmie in college MissMinnie Price is attending school atAnnville this winter Mr Robert Mc ¬

Dowell and John McQueen have join ¬

ed the U S armySeveral from thisplace attended court at McICee lastweekWe wero sorry to learn of tho

i death of Mrs James H LucasChar¬

ley and Eden Davidson Nora Priceand Luther Gabbard entered schoolat Berea Jan 6thMr Roy E Radercalled at this place Sunday Mr Step

hen Gabbard was in London Tuesdayon business Messrs Cornelius andJ Parrett are doing a hustling businesshere Married Jan 10th Mr JamesMoore to Miss Lucy Turner ot nearMcKeeMr Scott Johnston has pur ¬

> chased a farm of Asa Faubush andwill move soon High water has been

the cause of no mall at this placeJ from Wednesday until Monday Robt

II Johnston attended church at LetterBox Sunday Saturday and Sundaywas our regular meeting time at thisplace and A B Gabbard was reelectedmoderatorMessrs Fred and TonicLakes are visiting relatives here

° r AICOItN1 Alcorn Jan lSThe Rev C V

Wells filled his regular appointmentat Davis church Saturday and Sunday

James Parsons of Station Camp

Tvisited the sick at Harve Parsons lastMrs W B Perry was the

guest of Stella Willis SaturdayMri Biiford Webb and family visited Mr

0i and Mrs W B Perry Friday nightMr Robert Alcorn ot Madison Co

i visited his brother T J Alcorn atr this place Saturday and Sunday Mr

J W Alcorn lost a fine mule fromcolic a few days back The hustlingdrummer Mr A C Wilson withKellogg and Co Richmond was thruhere last weekMr J G Murphy ofthis place is planning to start to Illi ¬

nois soon

i ISAACSi Isaacs Jan l6We have had lots

of rain snow and sleet this weekA successful protracted meeting isIIbelng conducted at Green Hill by the

G P Hacker Several of thes citizens have been attending circuit

court at McKee Mrs Tlllie York andMiss Susie Watson were the guestsof Mrs Sarah Davis Friday Mrs IdaTurett has a fine boyAunt PollyCope is very ill Miss Laura Isaacshas gone to Berea to attend schoolMr Robert Parrett Jr has sold hiscow to Mr George Davis Mr JerryYork has traded for a fine bay mare

Mr Dan Allen Is complaining withrheumatism again

CLOVER IIOTTOMClover Bottom Jan 17oeo Wild

who has been ill for a month pastis a little better His daughtersMisses Ellen Dorcas and Elizabethare at Berea in schoolRobert Hud ¬

son was through here buying up cat¬

tle last week and giving a good priceHe had quite a nice bunch on his return home to Dreyfus Willie Marthaant Vena Dean are attending schoolat Berea this winter The Rev Mr

y1 Honeycut of Ohio Is expected to

preach to the people of Kerby KnobSunday night and perhaps for two

1 or three succeeding nights Owingf to the bad weather there was no meet ¬

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ing here todayArthur McGulro writehome from Borea where he is attendingschool that he is well satisfied lIesays he will be home February 12

Willard Purvis and family of WhitesStation are visiting friends at thisplace before going to Illinois wherethey will make their home MrsSilvester Blcknell Is very slcklIrsDavid Durham who has been sicksome time Is some better Eliz-

abeth PQwell and brother Stanley weretiM guests of Miss Nettle McGuireSunday

ROCKGMSTLE COUNTYCLIMAX

Climax Jan 14old aunt MolllForsyth passed away a short timeago She was laid to rest in the BidAbney cemetery at Johnetta KyMr and Mrs James Henry are stillno better W F Robinson of CloverBottom was at I Rectors to buy asewing machine a short time agoMiss Llzzto Forsyth entered schoolat Berea Jan 6thJohn S Gadd Is

working for Rector and sonD G

Rector has secured a traveling jobfrom the Standard Medicine Co ofBaltimore and will start on the roadFeb 1st

OKIAMHOrlando Jan 16 Business at this

place is increasing rapidly Mr D

M Singleton has been on lots of logsat this pI3ceMr Jack Baker andJohn Robinson have been haulinglogsThere has been a quarterlymeeting going on at the now ChapelNot very many in attendance on ac-

count of cold rainy weather Mr JimRiddle was here on business FridayMr Will Head bought a farm fromMr J A Wood and f house and lotfrom Mr S S Dnl1hlr Wallace Laswell gave the boys and girls a socialThursday night and all had a finetlmeour school at Maple Grove wasout Friday with a spelling matchMiss Pattie Brooks who has been visiting her home folks returned homeFriday Mr and Mrs Lee Proctorwelcomed a fine boy baby FridayMr Jim Crooks Is in Jackson Countymeasuring logs Mr Leslie Allenleft Friday for Berea to spend thewinter term In college Mr A G

Ball and Miss Pearlle Baker w re-

married at this place at the home olMr S S Ball Miss Nellie and EllleProctor were here visiting Mr LeeProctors ThursdayWe have had a-

new county bridge put across RoundStone hero31r Llllard Parker willpreach at Maple Grove Sunday nightSunday school at two oclock in theevening

ROONE

Boone Jan 18 There was sing ¬

ing at C L Martins Friday nightand at Joe Levitts Sunday nightMIss Bettle Poynter of this place wentlast Monday to Berea to enter school

Mrs Geo Poynter Is slckMrsMattie Coyle made a business trip to

Scaffold Cane one day last weekUr Hamlin returned home last week

from Paint Lick where he has beenemployed as a mill hand Miss Hal ¬

tie Poynter made a business trip toJerea one day last weekMr FrankJones of Borea passed thru this vici-

nity one day last week Martin Powell has receently moved near his place

Mr W M Anglin ot Clear Creekvisited friends here last SundayMrs D Bolen who has a broken armIs improving1 The Rev C C Wilsonresigned his office as pastor of thischurch as the evangelist was calledelsewhere The Rev Mr Williamsot Mt Vernon will fill the evangelistsplaceMr Sam McClure of Sniderought a nice mare from D H Lam-

bert one day last weekf-

ISPUTANTADlsputanta Jan 17We are having

cold weather with rain and snowTho Sunday school at Clear Creek-

Is progressing nicely with good atcndanco There Is much sickness

hereThe Infant child of Mr H C

lowlett who has been sick so longIs better The little child of Mr andMrs Sherman Chasteen Is on thesIck list this week Married the 17thWilliam Chasteen and Miss GlathaAnglin at tho home of tho Rev L-

It Rowlett Mr W A Rowlettwent to Sullivan Ind and his familyexpects to join him there soonBertha Rowlett visited her niecesMisses Myrtle and Julia Rowlett Sunday

OWSLEY COUNTYVINCENT

Vincent Jan laReal winter weather for the past weekMr JamesHamilton son of W C Hamilton ofthis place will start for Idaho Monday-

to accept a place with a Railroad CoMr Joseph Begley son of Perry

Jegley of Travelers Rest and form ¬

erly a student ot Berea College andMiss Nella Marcum daughter of MrAndrew Marcum of Delvlnta worequietly married at the home of thebride last ThursdayW T Ward ofMaulden Jackson Co Is visiting MrHarvey Marcuai Mrs Walter Combsand Miss Mary Price both of thisplace were quietly married last Fri ¬

day evening Tom the son ot Mrand Mrs P S Treadway is confinedto his bed with fever at present butthe danger point Is passedA goodlog tide In Sturgeon creek at thistime and men who have rafts andlogs are busy running theta outBill Treadway and Luther Malnousgave the people of Vincent a finefox chase a few nights agoT B

Venable was at Idamay TuesdayMr-Hall the stavo man of Jackson Copassed thru Vincent Wednesday goingto Idamay looking after his manystaves which he has there-

TRAVELEIIN nESTTravelers Rest Jan l3Tho snow

on the ground today gives us someassurance that we will have winteryet Several persons here attendedtho funeral ot Jas Ross Sunday whocommitted suicide Thursday In Cin-

cInnati¬

and was brought back homefor burial near Levi KyDr JohnD Herd and Charles Cecil were inBeattyville Monday on business Mrand Mrs S P Caudell returned homefrom a visit In Powell OountyAlexBond passed thru here Saturday enroute to Big Sturgeon where he ex-

pects¬

to buy some sheepFred Dot

ner and Joa Wilson have returnedhome from the U S Army MrsJiio Creech of Earnestvllle Is verylow with complicated diseases thisweek Scliool closed at New HopeMonday Jan llthDr Jno D Herdis In Boonevillo this week doingsome dental work Miss Fanny Scottwas the guest of Mr and Mrs W PMinter Sunday

ISLAND CITY

Island City Jan 15We are hav-

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lots ot rain There Is a large tidein tho South Fork River SheridanPeters Johnnie Chadwell and Prentls Brewer will leave Monday to en-

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Berea College Galley Hosklnsand Otie Mays and others are prepar ¬

ing to enter school at Boonevillo Monday Sheriff Allen was on IslandCreek todayJ T Gentry left Mon-

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for Harlan town to enter theministry for the coming yearIf WBrlggs purchased a fine saddle horsefrom W It PetorsD Becknell andG B Palmer are hauling a flee lot ofraft logs from Blake Clayton Gen ¬

try entered Boonevllle Academy Jan11 and reports a tine school lie willcontinue thero until April 17D B

Moore is a canddlate for sheriff ofOwsley Co

LAUREL COUNTYJlONl AlI

Bonham Jan ItMr Lee Wrackafter being sick so long died Fridaynight Jan 4th He leaves a wife andseveral children Ho wan a ministerand leaves a good testimony behindHis body was laid to rest in the Pro¬

vidence grave yard Our regularchurch days Saturday and Sunday atold PIney Grove a protracted meet-

ing¬

will begin conducted by the RevMike Riley and others Horse tradewas all the go last weekMr DanReed bought a flno mulo from BruceThompson and Charley Holcombbought a fine horse from George Ben

tole

COST OF BIG GAME SHOOTING

Capt Fritz Duquesne a professionalhunter whose yearn have been spentin the search of Ivory over the veldtsand jungles of East Africa has avery entertaining article In the cur ¬

rent Issue ot Hamptons MagazineHo says

The experience President Roosevelthas gained hunting game on theNorth American continent will be oflittle use to him on his expeditioninto tho wilds of East Africa Huntingin America is a sport something tobe played at hunting in Africa is atrade almost a profession In Ameri ¬

ca one merely takes a rifle and goesout to shoot In Africa to hunt a lamode ono takes a battery of armsusually three and sometimes fourhigh power rifles of different caliber

Very SeriousIt is a very serious matter to ask

for one medicine and have thewrong one given you For thisreason we urge you In buyingto be careful to get the genuine

BLACKGHTLiver Medicine

The reputation of this old fella-ble constipation In¬

and liver trouble la firm-ly

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established It does not Inflateother medIcines It is better thanothers or it would not be the fa¬largewo

SOLD Hi TOWN n

ranging from six and fivetenths mlllmeter to a six hundred cordite ex¬

press The cartridges for theca riflesare charged with various bullets solidnickel steel soft nose long soft noseshort and split

Each of thoao bullets was designedby experts for a special use and onthe way they are used depends thesucceee of ones shot Often the useof the unsuitable bullet ends In thehunters death On small gamo tholight caliber arm six fivetenths millmeter is used and on large and dan ¬

gerous game the nine xnlltmoterMauser and six hundred caliber cor ¬

dite express glvo tho best results Tholastnamed rifle strikes the enor ¬

mous blow of olghtysoven hundredpounds and has a recoil of clone ona hundred weight That tho manwhose hunting experiences has beenconfined to bird shooting with shot¬

guns or small gamo with atwo caliber rifle may understand themeaning of these figures lot mo statethat the ordinary thirtytwo caliberrifle has a recoil ot perhaps ten totwelve pounds The doublebarreledshotgun which to tho ordinary hunterseems to have all the kicking capa ¬

city any weapon needs has a recoilfrom twcntyflvo to thirty pounds

The six hundred caliber cordite ex-

press is the most deadly hand arm

madeNotwithstandingthe terrific force

of this six hundred express bullet Itmust be placed In tho correct partof an elephants or a rhinoceross ana-tomy to bring him down The huntermust put the shot into the animalshead or heart or ho must face ncharge that will probably end In his

destructionRiflesvarious caliber are car¬

ried for economy It la cheaper touse a small six fivetenths mlllmctorrifle on small game a nine mlllmctcron medium game and a six hundredexpress on big game than to carryone weapon for allround work whichwould havo to bo big enough at least

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7 1ILTBAKING POWDER

JIbrolutety PureThe Only Baking Powder

made fromRoyal Grape Cream of Tartar

Made from Grapes

A Guarantee of PureHealthful Delicious Food

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for the largest game Nothing smal ¬

ler than a four hundred and fifty ex¬

press would do for that and It wouldbe distinctly uneconomical not to sayfoolish to shoot a small antelope thesize of a goat with a six hundred ex ¬

press It would bo like using a piledriver to kill a mosquito Again cart-ridges

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become very costly by tho timethey reach tho Interior of Africa Acartridge for a six hundred expressrifle for instance costing sixpencetwelve coats tu London reaches an

enormous price by the time it getsinto tho hunting grounds ot AfricaI have seen them bring five shillings

ISchoolboy DefinitionI Some funny things happen In the

schoolroom A Brooklyn teacherdoflnefboy la what wo set when we multi-ply

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What Ma SaysMa says that you can never tell

what a man Is going to bo like afterhos married any more than you cantell If a dress Is going to fit until youwear It

Ruse That Didnt WorkIvo walked many miles to see you

sir began tho tramp because jieoplo told mo you was very kind to poorchaps like mo ImleoJ said thegenial whitehaired old man Aroyou going back the nme waysir Ah Well Just contradict C 4rumor as you go will you1 Goodmorning Milwaukee News

Smallest of Humming OlrdsAt the childrens museum run by

the Brooklyn Institute In Bedfordpark the smallest of the hummingbirds has just been mounted by theside of a condor the largest bird thatflies Tho humming bird Is so smnnIthat the condor could easily take thewhole body In Its beak without In ¬

jury to the humming birdiFor CheerfulnessMake lIfo a comedy act a cheerful

part In balancing matters It It bel-

ieved the cheerful nctor will stand abetter chance than the glum grum ¬

bler who thinks ho Is sincere

Defects of tilt tawsI m a sia Laws catch flies and

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