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Bruner at JacksonDr Ben L Bruncr Republican

nominee for Secretary of Statespoke to a good crowd at tho court-house hero last Saturdify DrBruncr has participated in liveerIfestedall over Eastern Kentucky

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during tho present cnmpnign Citizens of that section ho says arcbetting two to one that the Re ¬

publican ticket will winFor ono hour lie made a strong

appeal to tho voters of Breathittcounty to standup manfully intho present campaign in supportof the principles of good governmont in the tipbuilding of trio factors that tend to elevate the moraland material status of our Commonwcalth and to remove and de ¬

stroy tho forces that make forevil Ho reviewed the record ofthe Democratic party in the managemcntof the Ifft irs of govern-ment in Kentucky for the pastfour years und showed an endlessand continuous chain of misman-agement and misgovernment in aUIthe affairs of tbq CommonwealthHis speech was well received andn1adnAfino iVOterS prcscntinn Irisordfwfnbo well remembered throughoutthe heat and turmoil of the unjjI3rdiscoveries during his tour whichillustrates the wholesale fraudsperpetrated by the Democraticmachine leaders during tho recentprimary Substantial citizens ofMartin county whoso veracity isunquestioned told Dr Brunerthat Martin county did not receivea single ballot for tho recent Pri-

mary The ballot boxes came allright but the ballots were shortandno election was held Yet thoIentire vote of tho county was roported for tho Heckham1 lagercombination In two precincts ofPaintsvillc Johnson county DrUruncr was informed that F

A Hopkins Democratic candidate for Congress received 99votes which was considered a fullDemocratic vote but in the recentDemocratic State primary Beckham and linger got 392 votes inIthese same two precinctsCSprings Go To Eubanks

The Clark circuit court has ad-

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W Z Eubanks and hischildren to be the owners of nndcentitled to tho immediate posses-sion

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of the Oil Springs propertynear Indian Fields that has beenin litigation for several years inClark county Mr Eubank CXIpeels to improve this property atonce and when that is done it willIbo a popular summer resort

Reducing the GradeThe grade of tho Mountain Cen ¬

tral railway on tho hill near Campton Junction is being reducednearly five per cent and will becompleted in n few weeks Gen ¬

eral Manager John C M Day isimproving the road in many re ¬

spects

Extension of TimeThe Court of Appeals Saturday

extended tho time sixty days forfiling tho transcript of tho recordin the appeal of tho CommonwealthvsJamcs Hargis from Elliottcounty in tho case dismissed byJudge Moody over tho protest oftho prosecution

Governor Bradley will speak atBeattyville Tuesday October 8

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Double Comedy o ErrorsHall imnr CrrIPlliJl1dIe

Complications even mr3 amus-ing than those described n Shake ¬

speares Comedy of Ei ttrs arepossible tit the Hotel CondonAmong the guests nro Mr nailMrs R K Cuudill and Mr and-

Mrs J T Caudill nil CannelCity Ky So much does oneCnudill resemble p pr manand so much does ear womanresemble the other wramn thatfrequently they have jccn mistaken ono for anotherjtfor thehusbands are twin br t ers whomarried twin sisterso doublewedding occured at t home ofthe brides in 187 >

The twin bro hers Accentuatethe likeness existing bo keen themby dressing exactly a Ike cycnto the most insignific lOt detailand so do the twin sisti rs It issaid that when f the C udill twintoys were courting the Wells twinsisters they began qrt the sameday cnchpuriPre arrangedfor distingoisliing marks in orderthat there might bg no < rmbnrmssing mistake but the twin coupleslaughingly brush aside query asto the accuracy of this rcport

Each of the couples has hadthree children but Mr and MrsR E have thrqe boys while Mrarid Mrs J TyJarcJtwb boys anda girl Why tll gfrijould havehappened and thus marred thecontinuity of coincidence is notexplained it1

Old Granny DestroyedMoonshiners runnmrrat large in

Lcxingtohwcreplejitirul Sundaynight says the I cln ion HeraldDeputy United SlatfjiMarshal WM Mays this noil toe of the-ruoqnshincrs inR t I Kcntucln-arrivcd1n LcxingfaitJiSunday aft-

ernoon from Jaclreftwivith a gangoftivelvo shin rs take themto Frofort pliersy will betried this week = Federal j

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nolds 1 JJllrctt Ji SandlinSugSaudlin Elijahcll Elijah

Couchlandthem are charged V either with

Lmoonshining or booth gging Ser ¬

eral of the men were oapturcd lastweek by Marshal Mays in his raidson tlio moonshine stills in Owslcyand Breathitt Counties l

Ono of the best captures lie hasmade during his six years of ser-

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for tho Government wasmade last week when ho locatedand destroyed the Old Grannyat the mouth of Jctts Creek inBroathitt county Tins still hasbeen in operation for ten yearsnail no mnrshnl or set of revenuemen were able to locate it untilMarshal Mays found its locationAccompanied by Marshal FrankElliott of Louisville and fourother men they raided tho placeat night and burned it Jack Gab

is believed to have been theoperator of the still and a warranthas been issued for his arrestWarrants have also been issuedfor the arrests of Elijah GabbardJerry Deaton and Shelby Whitecharging them with assisting Gabbard in operating the place

It is ono of the oldest stills inBreathitt county Marshal Mayscame near being killed twice intho raid First ho was attackedby a four foot copperhead snakethat hung its fangs in his trouserlegs and again his horse fell from-a cliff and pinioned him to theground Ills leg was very badlybruised in the fall but in both in-

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ho escaped without seriousinjury

One of the reasons why theOld Granny still Had operated

so long without being found wasof tho shrewdness of Gab

bard Although the still was intwo hundred yards of his home hohad made it n practice to go fromhis house up n hollow for nearlyn mile cross a creek and then retrace his steps through a creekbottom so that no path was madeleading to the still TJio only waythat Marshal Mays as able tolocate it was throughivconfedpratoof Gabbard who cl himHo did not catch Gabbwrdr

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ELECTION OFFICERSI For the November ElecI tion 1907

JACKSON PRECINCT No1H C Hurst R and Be C Ply

den I judges Ospar IIu ins Itclerk and Harlan Rice D sheriff

JACKSON NO 2lien Young It and Willie Spur

1rnzielUsheriff

JACKSON NO 8-

Ilnrdin Childors It and AlfredHollon D Judges George LUtlcR clerk and Alex Cundiff Dsheriff

FIIOZKX CHEEK NO 1James Oaks R and David Vest

D judges Blaine Short D clerkand John Hurst R sheriff

CUAWFOIlD FKUCINOT No5Clay Crawford D and Ehsha

Johnson Jr It judges James IIJohnson R clerk and Stun JettD sheriff

TKItHV PRECixC O 6Luther Little Hand Thomas

Griflith D judges Hiram John ¬

son D clerk and Alex JohnsonU sheriff

Jolts II LBWI8 No7Harlan Griflith R and Jero

Reynolds D judges Green BStamper It clerk and RogerCallahan D sheriffC-

KOCKETTSVIILK No8John A Turner R and J D

Burton D judges Luther Calla ¬

han D sleek and Wm SebastianR sheriff

OEOUPES UKANcir so 9Jason Deaton Hand lames

Raleigh D judges Charles Gambill R clerk and Ed Deaton Dsheriff

LOST CREEK NO 10Wm Haddix R and George

Deaton 11 judgesW Ch StrongDjolerk and Seymour Watts Rsheriff

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I ftMU James Hudson D judges Green Miller Rclerkand J M Allen D sheriff

SIIUNO FORK NO 12C Minter R and Wm dem ¬

ons D judges Greenville StacyD clerk and Sanford Brown Rsheriff

ELUOTTSVILLK NO 13Wm Harvey R and Sam Pat

ton Sr D judges Daniel Mc-

Intosh R clerk and L C Calhoun D sheriff

TAULHEE NO 14

OrbenIclerk and Joseph Harris Rsheriff

Couldnt TrailCapt Mulliken and his dogs

which ho took to Grapevine Perrycounty last Thursday night anaccount of which appeared in lastweoks News failed to find a trailof tho parties who dynamited soy ¬

era buildings of E C Duffof that place The killing ofTaylorGambillsome time ago byJudge Duff is thought to have in-

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Gambills widow has broughtsuit against Judaic Duff in thesum of 10000 in the Perry cir-

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claimed in the Jackson postoflicofor tho weekending Sept 271907and sent to the Dead LetterOfiico at Washington D C forthe week ending Oct 11 1907

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0R ClevedenceD Richard DavidsonK Maggie KilburnL Allen Lovelace America

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Shiners Placed in JillDeputy United States Marshal

Frank Horn took Jack and Hen ¬

derson Williams Jack Smith Hen-

drix Allen and John S Grig byto Richmond Tuesday and placedthem in jiil ta await the Novem ¬

ber term of the Unitedcourt there lacy are chargedwith mianshining MM RoseGriffin was also placed in jail thereon the same charge

Lost CreekWe thank the Federal and

county officers for tho war theyhave waged against tho tigers inthin section and beg them to continue the good fight until the tigehas been banished from our realm

We had an oldtimo Baptis-meeting at the school house at thomouth of Lcathcrwood on Satur-day

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and Sunday September14thnnd 15th There wereabout two hundred in attendanceandold time peace and friendshipseemed to pervade tho entire congregation We attribute nth thesekindrelations to tho absence of thetiger mans booze John H CombsElias Mullens and UH Landrumimpressively proclaimed the powerand influence of Gods word andlove over tho children of men

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Too lute fur last Wtfek J

The little son of John II Combsis improving from a case of sick

nessFrankHorn has made several

arrests in and around this vicinity S

fw whisky sellingrBenjamin F Combs has been g

seriously afflicted with a case oftoothache Ho went to Jacksonto have the tooth extracted andthe dentist detected that Combsithoimproving 9ter tf T 1 jTinn luthat John IL Combs was the causeof the U S Marshals makingtheir recent investigations Hewants to beg the pardon of all whothink Such though he says ho isan ardent lover of the justice offie law but is not the source ofJany investigations lIe says hehas counseled the people to notviolate the law and good orderbut says if they are determinedto risk an experience on the matterthey and tho law are for it Hesays he can only bo sorry forthem but it docs not nmcunt todollars and cents

WhickIITIIS II Fugate was here on the15th collecting taxesTLee Strong Is boating goodsfrom Jackson tohis store hero

Constables James Strong andGray Haddix are making excellent officers n

Wo attended Bro DruslmllsSunday school on tho 15th instand wo are proud to report a mostexcellent work being done there

Wo are proud of our Sundayschools in this community Theyare doing great good for tho littlechildren and wo urge a better attendance of the older peopleRoger Spicer hits succeeded in get-

ting a good sum of money to purchase an organ for our Sundayschool hero and we hope to haveit with us ere long

The biggest handsomest andbest barber of Jackson W HWhitakor passed throughourcommunity a few days ago looking after his vast timber interestof upper North Forkand made adate with our teacher SouthStrong to spenda few pleasanthours with him on his return tripfishing for the big fish of the famous whillholeCJ

There isa full docket at EsqJ M Deatons court for almosteveryday in the week and we notice a great change has been madefor the good There is no betterofficer in Breathitt county thanSquire Deaton and we learn thathe has succeeded in breaking intothe camp of the blinc l tigers nn d

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has sent some of the boys to jailfor refusing to testify againstthem All good citizens of thisneighborhood will assist him inthis just cause

At the close of our school herowe hope to send the Riverside-

s Brethren Institute nttlie mouthof Lost Creek Hey G E Drushall principal several studentsWo think it is highly charitableand commendable that the goodfathers of Breathitt county pat¬

ronize this school and the LeesCollegiate Institute at Jackson bysending their sons and daughtersto them and not discourage homeindustry by sending them to otherUntilrwe realize that we have power atthetis true be ¬

gins we can not bo selfreliant wewill be dependent

IK Roberts has opened up A largocannel coal bank on the SwannDay land on Fish Trap branch Itis a better coal than the famousGeorges branch coal The com-pany

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lot of it for use on their boomshero andat Beattyvillc lfrMRoberts has built two largo boatsfor tho purpose of freighting thecoal down the river He is alsobuilding a large camp boat for theuse of the men while driving logsand for use at the booms

XOLAND ESTiLL COUNTY

Noland Winkler has sold hisfarm here and bought a farm inMadison county for which ho paid

55 per acre Noah Warlord ofhere has sold his timber on

the Millard Winkler farm for >1000Sidney Farthing and

Miss Cynthia A Winkler weremarried on the 19th inst Wo wishthem u happy life and prosperity

Rev Frank Robinson willhis regular meeting at Crook ¬

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visiting friends hero

JIYDEX LESLIE COUNTYI

Hon A E Willson spoke toGOO people hero a rely days

ago All enjoyed his speech and the is sure to carry this countySarah and Bettie Morgan attendedchurch on Coon Creek SundayDora Morgan and son Miles at-

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Sunday Will Green and wifeof Shell visited tho family of

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Lloyd Morgan Saturday Thoroads in this section have been 1

worked nail are now in an excel ¬

condition Lloyd Smiths 1son Joseph aged 18 was kicked

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a mule and instantly killedhey live in Clay countyMiss

Nancy Bolin has returned homofrom a visit to her sister at StinnettMrs Grant Morgan whohas been sick for a long time is-

o better and her recovery isdoubtful Francis Morgan ison tho sick list Aaron Cornettandwife attended the fair at Lon ¬

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AUY PEKUY COUNTYBI J fa i

completed his house and moved > °

into it M M Kicliio is prepay-ing to paint Larkin Smiths house

II B Smith is progressing>

nicely with his two sty dwelling tfboschool at the mouth of PigeonHoost is doing well Hiss MollieWilliams is tho teacher K LCombs has accepted position tojtravel in Eastern Kentucky for aCincinnati firnaSnrnson andMiss Amy Smith have gone toJackson to have their eyes treatedby a physician Jordou Smith

executed bond for the murderLigo Hughes and has been re-

leased from jailJ W Ford 1

manager of the Ohio Valley TieCo was hero last week lookingafter ties Elder James Hall RBlair M D Stacy and ThomasKelly will preach the funeral ofClayton and Alice Stacy at thisySmith grave yard on the thirdSaturday and und y In Qctobe

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