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While the people of Jacksonand Brcnthitt county boast ofrapid growth and industrial onansion during the last decadethey should not fail to ascribe prop-er

¬ jcredit to whomsoever credit is

due for such expansion I

ThoLoxingtonand Eastern rail-road which now penetrates thmountain section of Kentuckyextending from Lexington in the toheart of the bluegrass to Jackson I

n the heart of the mountains haspossibly figured more than nnother factor in the upbuilding andevelopment of this section andvast territory tributary to Jack-son

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It found Jackson fifteen yearsago only a small town andopened

to it at anon a means of inter ¬

course with the outside world Itplacedus within speaking distancewith the cities gave us newspapersand periodicals not yet dry fromhe press placed us within reach

and within touch of our theretoforeore fortunate neighbors and in-

used into our people a more ex ¬ lingidea of living It broughtItPcJac anntlschnplaanl to

investment and enterprise I cyimproved conditions of IndusJackyson to become as it is today one fo

the best towns in Kentuckyfound us with boundless areas

timber and coal which upthat time had novae interested

buyer nnd it at once placed our thatas attractive investments

n the markets of the outside

worldand now instead of our property holders seeking investmentand failing to find jt capital jsdaily coming this way Our tim

her is halos removed and placed

the markets of the worldandother values are coming to take its Co

place our ls are being explorod and developed but theiruntold treasures will furnish laborandcapital and profit for the gen

orations yet unborn And that is

not all nor could we name the blessings and benefits that have come

to us by being placed in immediate oftouch with the enlightened porlions of the world

Our citizenship has been im-

proved and advanced many of ourpeople have sought homes in theWest and others hays taken theirdopceI ¬

cisivo means our people have beengreatly improved They haveadopted the benefits that coro

from culture and enlightenmentand have sought to bring to ourhomes the convebiences and a

commodations that have been em ¬annd

we can say today thatwe have a

attractive city a place suitable andsufficient for tho abode of any ma

These things have come to us byreason of having boon given ihe1blessings of jtmterial developwent and the elevated andolightened citizenship 1

And as to the personnel of themanagers of the railroad and es ¬

pecially as the local employes forthe past ten years it might be

said that we have been most for¬

tunate in being given men of char-

acter

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and ability as well as rn

of agreeableness of kindliness and

accommodation Many of ourcitizens remember with pleasureHoA Its

iathe peraons of Ji W Prowlki

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w1 is now a I tzeJackson and r wheminently fills thl of d epot

moAllgGfaithfullytho affairs of thtrr sevyears The road fortuin having such mtJ-

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general man e as Cl

er1others renteresigltt in

e road atLexingtonThis

lmadethis time with ilv tentionindulging in false raise ofL EK railroad eriv officersit is for the purpose f ackno +

edging credit that is perly dto worthy servants dta publ

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PhotosCfllRt tile Jack hotpostxal

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made The allory rr f be 0pevery week da-

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a John Davidson who As handlingtimber here has ronq to Jackson

visit his parents sell attend the elseBaptist revival lIe wl also viethe skcttiae rink whiles n Jacksonstingd onthe sick list for a foeJ daysJohn Thompson andjWbert McorIntosh uccompaniodY thouwives visited Mrs JI1I Den-ton

theSundnyIra urnett and

wife and nose Turner 4ited Wm lifeSebastian and familyS turdsyclllArchie and Clifton Vie andOjh Denton visited f chandClUlhronie Sebastian Su ic MrsLewis Baker Vhoten sickishnpr6yinrM r

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Baker of + y rro-f Longsctxl f wasLewis Friday innuirin a deed

r timber ol by hoe jJ lead

been acknowledged Ids I

lathers death and sAi if nodeed had been made aqaaacknowledged before his fattfrtrs death

done couldnowbe acts ex-cept

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by an order oHieourt because the death Of leis other in-

volved minor heirs into estateThe citizens of tlio south out

western part of the plunty are is

highly elated over the timber andland deal between a Michigan realmoestateTho Michigan firm has promised to construct a railroad fromHeidclburg by the why of upper field

Buffalo creek during tho comingseason Ira Denton and his sis-ters

spiritMisses Pearl and Nancy wore

visiting their aunt Nancy LewisSunday Eldcn Riley andwife

Buckhorn wore visiting the andletters mother on Miller brancjj

Sunday Mrs ncy Heltonwho has been nearly ti indor two in

months has about recovered hersight

A REPORT COKU GTED

I desire to say to the readersof The Breathitt County Newsthat the report that is now being thecirculated on Cane Creek and the and

neighborhjoiithaCItoot ItoldMrs Ed Callahan fromher homoanc yconnection whatever in her leaving andhome is false and is without any tarsisnconcerned J belie tthe re wsott ICmetdamage or tocaur a-

ysalfble be

twcen EdJon LEWIS

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pet8 etc at Jones

Young won andl kith ambition should lea wpb yUnder the now of t lawhich goes fete o <March i

over 18000 addil plersmare required byee Iroiil inroad

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a great work wns to b C

creelaccomplished It isn startin ueralpomt anew era in the prbgre

political life of mankindIcOur influence extends to the ends

thrilling and cheertominghumblo homciJnnd wreckinj

and defying haughtyth rones Ourthoughts our ways our leveetions our beneficent teachings gowavesatofof our

ae of libertyjusticeb and authorityarevluegoes creedstIleICID ma1 we haveundertaken by right doing and

apatriotic endeavor through theI

and perpetuity cf free in-

stitutions to demonstrate to the-

m nndforeveriintheand has illustrated constitutional

freedom isall its beneficencepower and grandeur Nowhere

has government so enabled-it man so elevated woman so in ¬

spired its young men with hero ¬

themin¬

zenship glorious by the expansionChristian morality and intelli-

r genes so fosteredsciences so protcciedeer

creedso smoothed the roadofand given to allan equal

for happiness and homesTho Junior Order United Ameri ¬

Mechanics is pledged to stand °

grandinctopondentjuponff11 C

todayHhan that of foreignimmigration Every part of this

demoralIizin rl

GIipatecitizens It is immigration that

feeding and making fat the

dadrunkardsorphans to suffer and bo thrown

on a coldhearted world Itimmigration that is giving the

Roman Catholic church itsstrength Immigration is the

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ther and nurse of anarchy

1Abrahnmand the gallant William Me

Kinleyl It was that anarchythat had its birth and growth-

in the tide of immigration anddumped on the American soil and

found no rest until it assaultedtook the lives of these three

highly and wellbeloved Americanpatriots leaving this nation draped

mourning and the hearts of

American fathers mothers broth-

ers

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and sisters bleedingThere cannot be too great a

safeguard thrown around ourcountry against the landing upon

American soil the undesirableimmoral immigrants of the

+world Our suffrage cost thehardships and life blood of thetrue blueeyed American patriots

we as their sons and daugh¬

ought to standbandsus ¬

tain the freedom and liberty thate are enjoying today and trans ¬

to our children file same greatlegacy and matchless citizenship

that wo hoes received from ourancestorstcar year ending June

landed at Ellis Is ¬

land New York harbor 1004750immigrants of whom more tbhalf located in Now York am-

wi Pottnsylvania181618ania181618 in the lat

terState Many of the men found

workn the construction of railtunnels in New York and into

the wises Reel iron mills of Penn-

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University Graduatesand Normal and

Free classes in Chorus Work Heel Drawingr

EXPENSES LOW Write to either 4a

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or vifof Lester v lSecretary of BoardPrincipe i

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RINK GOOD SKATESGOOD MUSIC GOOD ORDER

Sessions Every Tuesday Thursday and Satury afternoons from 2 to 430

Every night except Wednesday night from630 to 9-

ComeV

and spend a pleasant evening with yourfriendsAAdmission lOc Use of Floor and kates 15c

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Buckhorn Perry Co KyI

BREADTH THOROUGHNES ECONOMYSpecial attention given to Normal and Academic Departments

Students preparing hero have had splendid success in County Exami¬ E

nations Whisky drinking card playing cigarette smoking prohibited

WINTER SESSION OPENS DEC 30TERMS Tuition One Dollar per month Board and room One

Dollar and twentylive cents per week Address

lieu HARVEY S MURDOCH Buckhorn Ky

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THE MIDWINTER TERMWhich is the rush term

OPENS JANUARY 2108=

Do you want to bo a workingunion the liveliest most ambitioushoddfor study in Eastern Kentucky

If so set your County Ruperintendent now about an appointment

free tuition if you have not adone so and write to ti

President of the E K S Nfor a catalogue telling him whatstudies you desire Address

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