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narrow mintly prejudice f jita Ic
tug politics liiKod and the real
God his devil tPemoc511 s do not
write to plosqtlfapubljL they
write to nif andj
squirm 1 ii j it lie nililican and
a Democratic4 pei tlOt ipso soft
sopped that ican not hiako me
twist and Efftlym wcfald not be
allowed to disgrace my household
I read the Stain Journal the hot
test peppercfjljlivc baby whining
for the spidoih milk of Gocbel
ism in the State Democrats whoso
stomachs ur too weak to digest
each tvicek lkSe administered by
The JJreat1l1 County News and
The Yellow iWckctfieed to take a
wh ile lodge incleansiri purgn
titerolrered lbl Ben Sewcll in
his Meoitr silo
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dlumhus o9Io Fulks bus
collatsed SI 1lovcrmalo seems
to ha ji Gdthe invisible
choirln Di 1am all alone
doiltg and ant like flnrgis
what 1 ntensjjf The news came
so suddenJS if10 announcement
tint Jim HargjkVatendedto launch
a paper byt1iolname of The Mid
n igllteriwith6ni Ounce Hazard
Otis Paljard its thief pen pusher
that t cnjoyedor awhile a siege
of cholera iiorbus The name is
so appropriate JI t it strikes me
that every feififist assassin out
law and desilferaclo of the State
will rejoice arvt rejoice that they
arc to have as organ at least in
name so typical of their cause
D us theJ pamned please inl
spite of law ant the Hogbacks
Immediately after the first issue
of The llidnig hter contemplate
launching n rcjlr hive terror that
will boO Iconoclastic and bumble
beeistic to u lI rcttu well and
the n sissinkribuiterj tvlllbe knotn I
as The HogbsK13 i Il wlio want
10 feast on n ff square mdof
Ernslt lo2b lit J
hot pepperedand smelled with
carbolic ncidwill pie send
names and the necessary spondu
lix to JuJe11Viso llagins the
chivalrous and unterrili d editor
of The Breathitt County News
who has done as much to wrest
Breathitt county from misrule and
outlaws as any one man in these
diggins Stand by him or you
pcri3hCnmpton
Campion Kyt Aug 1107
ALL OVER THE HOUSE
Directions For Compounding Rose Jar
Household Lore
To fill n rote jar pluck the petals
of full blown roses daily and pack
rackthem
them between layers of Bait in
n glass or enrthemvurc jar When
all arc gathered empty the jnr upon
a broad platter and loosen the
massed petals that the salt may
reach every part Break lumps and
cakes with the fingers until you
youhove
Mix well with the salted roses
four drops of oil of rose ten of oil
of cliiris twenty of oil of melissne
twenty of oil of eucalyptus ten of
bergamot and two drams of alcohol
one ounce of powdered orris root
half an ounce of violet powder and
the same of rose and of heliotrope
powder onehalf teaspoonful of
mace a quarter teaspoonful of cin
namon and the same of cloves loss
and turn the petals until the oils
and powders are thoroughly incor
porated with them and pack in a
clean jar Cover and set away to
ripen It will be fragrant for years
if kept in closely covered jars
Helpful Hints
To remove grease spots from car
p gallTo
To clean willow ware scrub with
salt water and Wipe dry with clojju
clothWash
Wash furniture before varnishing
with hot table beer
In storing away stove pipe brush
over with a gill each of linseed oil
and kerosene ahda tablespoonful
turpentine
To clean spots on leather make a
paste of meal potatoes vinegar
turpentine and dry mustard Rub
oil when dry
dryGrape
Grape Juice
Stem the grapes put in a crock
ami wash Cover the grapes with
water Boil till the seeds separate
from puln then strain through
ofI
I juice add a pint of sugar Boil until
I quite a thick sirup and can as any
fruit When ready for use add
water so as to make it whatever
I consistency desired While boiling
I do not allow the juice to jolly
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To Be Held in Louisville
September 1621
Tjio State Board of Agriculture
which recently purchased the
Douglas Park Jockey Club nt
Louisville for permanent grounds
for the Kentucky State Fair has
not been able to close negotiations
because the Title Company em
ployed to clear the title and gimp
jintco it has found Hint a part of
the land bought has been dedica
ted to public uses and therefore
there may be some trouble in clos
jng the roadways at least there
will be a delay of a few months
In the meantime the BOard has
asked the owners of Douglas Park
to lease them the park for holding
this years fair with the under
standing that as soon as the title
is cleared the property will be
taken over by the Stale Board
This Mr Cella has declined to do
it is understood although there
is n probability of the matter be
ing adjusted within a few days
The State Board is determined
that it will not take over the prop
erty until the title is perfect This
may mean that the fair this year
will be held nt Churchill Downs
where it was held last year in
stead on the home grounds of
the State Fair as was hoped
Under any circumstances the
fair is certain to be held at Louis
ville on the dates mentionod and
wo are asked l > y the State Fait
management to say to The News
readers that the plans made for
the State Fair are maturing rap
idly and Satisfactorily and that
they can assure every Kcntuokian
that the fair iIf bo the biggest
II one ever hjeld in the South in tlc
I war of exhibits departments 1itl
the way of nmusQmenV features
intiu ivR yoft music and in the
fwny oflitlendnncc
ftrmB dyftlLF1ffi1tH
The mutilated Lodof Charles
1 Mead was found last reckon
Ross Creek in Estill county by
Isaac Jules Meads brotherin
law who identified the body by
the clothing andshoes arid two
leather bands which Mead wore
around his wrists It was shown
at the inquest that Mead had been
murdered by being shot the ball
striking him in the back of the
head entering the brain
It is supposed Mead was mur
dered for money which ho was
known to have had on his person
Mead was wanted in Scott county
Virginia on the charge of mar
dering and robbing A1 Porter
of 600 and killing n deputy slier
iff who was pursuing him A re
ward of 900 had been offered for
Meads arrest by the authorities of
Virginia Sheriff James P Size
more of Lee county came so near
capturing Mead last winter that
Mead left the house in which ho
had been located by the officer
with only a portion of his clothes I
leaving behind two revolvers
which the sheriff secured This
was the last heard of Mead until
the finding of the body
Judge Charles 11 McDowell
Democrat of Danville and lion
Dr Gray Falconer Republican of
Lexington have been appointed
State Election Commissioners for
the year U > 07 The State Elec
tion Commission will meet in
Frankfort Wednesday August 28
to select county commissioners for
each county in the State which
will in turn name the precinct
officers for the November election
On account of bad health Sr Dr
Flcenors store is closed tempo
rarily Any one wanting work
left with him or wanting to buy
any jewelry will please call on G
W Fleenor who will wait on
thewArch
Arch Cornett of Daisy was
here on business this week
John Martin of Vest was hero
Tuesday replenishing hisstock of
goods
John Craft and Jo Lovely of
Rousseau were here on business
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Peppered Paragraphs on
Things Political if Not
Not Otherwise
IIV SEXATOIt 1IENJ SKWBM
If nobodys noticed you you must
be small
If nobodys lighted you you must
be tall
If nobodys bowed to you you
must be low
If nobodys kissed you youre
wily we know
If nobodys envied you youre a
poor elf
If nobodys llattcretl you flatter
JourscllI
If nooodys cheated you youre a
knave
If nobodys hated you youre h
slave
If nobodys called you n fool to
your face
Somebodys wished for your back
in its place
If nobodys called you Htrrnnt
or scold
Somebody thinks you of spiritless
mould
If nobody knows of your faults
but a friend
Nobody will miss yofl nt the
worlds end
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If nobody clings to your puree
L like n fawn
jNijbodyll run like n hound when
its cone
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If nobodys eaten bread from your
store
Xobodyll call you a miserable
bore
If nobodys slandered you hero
is our pen
Sign yourself NOBODY cipher
monjr men
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Prejudiced and unrefined are
epithets that arc hurled at me and
my articles by those who cFaira to
be unbiased and finer than dot
hair I have been vaccinate j
nfcainsl life f csttrtnjr1 vntaP
prejudice and thought the stuff
was injected deep enough to take to
an alarming extent but I could be
mistaken as I unlike some earthly
I angels make no claim to infalla
bility If I am not refined I can
not help it and am not responsi
ble for being deficit in the graces
that would shufllc off the charm
of nature and crown meself
with a gold tusk gouge out my
eyes for a pair of flashing specta
cles empty the parlor for n pair
of poodle puppies choke my fin
gers with diamondstudded rin s
and pinch my toes with screeching
V shaped shoes I am plain blunt
Ben n product of unironed nature
dancing not to the capering shines
of showy aristocracy I nm no
liner than the country that pro
duced me could not bp and if
God made a mistake in creating a
jagged country that belched forth
products of its kind I nm not re
sponsible for it I have lived all
my life in the wooded lands that
abound with polecats and skunks
I have smelt many n one I havo
caught many and if it is unre
fined to say stink and skunk
I joyfully plead guilty 1 have
seen buzzards vomit and if it is
unrefined to say puke I gladly
plead guilty to the indictment
I and thq only defense I can offer in
mitigation of my crime is thun
derous brainstorms
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As to the charge of being preju
diced I might be but I am not so
prejudiced but what I will up and
confess This is more courage and
manhood than my accusers have
No doubt many of my accusers are
so defunct in brains that they do
not know the first element of
prejudice Any Republican that
would get offended at the writings
of Lon Hovormalo in the Camp
ton Courier has more prejudice
about him than sense any Repub
lican that gets mad at any of the
hot air articles published in any
Democratic paper has more preju
dice in him than sense Hotter
tho articles the more pleasure I
take in reading them not that I
endorse what is said but because
I delight more in viewing n hot
live gentleman than I do in viewing
ing n dead cold corpse On the
other hand any Democrat that
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The Louisville Herald to
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Award 10000 in Prizes
Monday July 1 The Loulivllio Daily
Sunday and UcfKly Herald Inaugural < 1
a voting content In Which JlOneo in
prizes will IK awarded the women of Ken
tucky and Iidljni T > t rlm adopted fur
awarding these prize la the falret con
ceivable and no clement of luck
chance or KfflnR outers into tho
plan The campilgn la to be conducted
along lesltlmuli teonyetltlvaollnesn and
even woman who enter the race will have
art equal ojiporiipty to win a ftntt prize
whether she n > i Mp < In IxjulEvlllo or a
town of much smaller size
The Prizes
The prlzp offered by The Herald are
the most liberal ever K ven away by any
newspaper in the South The capital
prlzo of the JloOOO context Is JlBOO In
cash This large amount of money wll
be given to the woman who secures the
largest number of votes In the entire
contest rccirdlcss of district limitations
As the content runs but nine weeks the
winner of this prIZe wl earn ICGCG per
week for nine weilts
Resides the capital prlzo there are two
Other grand prizes eariatrua of two 1907
model automoL is G e of these ma
chines Is a bnnd row Aerocar purchased
direct from the firuvy for the express
purpose of awarding lIas a prize In The
Ifentfs contest The other automobile
Is a runabout orol i valued nt IC50
brand new with every modern Improve
ment backed bjr the manufacturers and
the local ngent One of these machines
will be awarded to a candidate In Louis
vIII the other to n candidate residing In
Kentucky or Indiana outside of Loulavllle
Tho candidate who secures the largest
number of voles of the two automobile
winners vrlll bo given choice of the ma
chines The contest Is divided Into twent flvo
districts Each district will receive three
prizes Tho llrst prze in each district
will be a free trip through the Eastern
States Including visits to New York At
luntlo City llilladelphui Baltimore
Washlngon Norfolk and tho Jamestown
Exposition Cvcry cent of tho expense
cf the twenty avo tourists from the tlmo
they leave homo untl they return will
be borne br The herald
One of these free trips will then be
awarded to the candidate In each one of
tho twentyfive districts who secures the
largest number of votes In her own par
ticular district Tho number of ole1 ac
corded candidates In one district has no
bearing whatsoever upon the number of
votes accorded candidates In other
districts This equalizes the competi
tion and gives every one who enters Ire
race an opportunity to win
Tho second and thrd prizes In each
ono of the twmytlvo districts are a
gold watch and a business college scholar
ship lu the order named These prizes
arc In keeping wlh the main awards and
those who secure these secondary pre
mmms may rest assured that they have
got full value for the effort put fotth in
the contest
contestHow
How to Enter the Race
All that Is necessary to enter The
Heralds contest Is to send your name
and address to tho manager of the Con
test Department together with the
names of ono or two reliable parties who
live In the vicinity Another way to enter
the race Is by clipping out a few coupons
published daily In The Hernldlfilling
them out properly and sending them to
the Contest Department of The Herald
Louisville Ky
Every Woman Eligible
Inthis
this contest who Is a respectable white
resident of Indiana or Kentucky and be
tween the ages of flepn and tilty years
Send In your name at once If you desire
to compete as the race only extends
over a period of nine weeks July 1 to
August 31 inclusive
How to Get Votes
Votes may be secured In The Heralds
contest by clipping the coupons from the
dally paper which count as one vote and
are only valid one week or by securing
subscriptions for the dally Sunday and
weekly Herald and having such subscrip
tions paid for In advance A now yearly
subscription counts for 2400 votes a new
fix months subscription counts for 1000
votes and SO on Flfl Information on this I
point may be learned by reading The Her
ald or writing the Contest Department for
particulars
particularsEnter Now
It you are eligible enter this contest at
once You may win the capital prize of
1500 In cash or a brand new 2000 auto
mobile If you are not eligible enter the
name of your wife mother sister friend
relative or sweetheart as the case may
110 and help her win a prize It will COlt
you nothing to nominate a candidate
And It costs a candidate nothing to try
trytG
for one of the prizes Now In the time
to get busy In this gigantic content You
may never have another opportunity to
get such valuable prizes for so little ef
fort Enter the race before some ono else
elseIn
In your locality gets all the votes you
are depending on To enter the contest p
psimply
the Contest Department of The lIeraldO
Ixiulsvllle Ky and you will receive full
information upon every point of the race
by return mall t
Want a Farm
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what you want through us If we havent
got what you want we get it
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REAL ESTATE JACKSON KYI
A LITTLE NONSENSE
Other After Dinner Speakers May
Profit by This Example
Tire popular after dinner speaker
rose to respond to a toast
Gentlemen he said the unex
pectedly flattering manner in which
your toastmaster has introduced me
this evening reminds me of a story
which strikes me as being appro
priate to tho occasion
I By the way how many of you
have heard the story of the Pennsyl
vania farmer and the young wolf ho
bought for a coon dog P Will those
who are familiar with it from hay
ing listened to it half a dozen times
or more please raise their hands
An overwhelming majority of his
auditors raised their hands
Thanks gentlemen he said I
shall not inflict it upon you
With their rapturous applause
still ringing in his cars he sat down
lie inndo tho hit of the evening
Chicago Tribune
TribuneGuilty
Guilty
Bacon When a man hears a
noise and starts suddenly it is ti
sign ho is guilty of something is it
not Egbert Yos if it happens to be
an automobile horn wluch startle
him its u sign bos guilty of being
on earth lonkcrs Statesman
Varied Experience
The Lady Yes I advertised for
a cook You have had experience
I suppose
supposeThe Applicant Sure an Oi
l re mum Its mesilf as worrkd I
fcr a dozen famblies in th last six
months mUlIISt LouisPost
Dispatch
Too Late
What have you to offer to olTset
these charges asked tho court se
verely
Not a thing jedgeu replied tho
prisoner not a thing unless you
can get my lawyer to divide He
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NEW YORKS DIVES
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The Lookout Mans Trick When lieu
I th1Police
Some of the dives about New Yorkf
that ore under tho ban of the police I
have Ingenious contrivances for warn y
Ing occupants and patrons of the ap
proach of a hull or any other sus
pected person Icy the way these
places are never referred to In the ver
nacular as dives or joints for tho
vocabulary of the inventors of slang
changes ns quickly as a word comes
Into general usOsO a suspected place
Is now always referred to as a dump
Warning of the approach of a police
man or detective Is given by menus oC
an electric buzzer Formerly tho push
button connected with the buzzer was
concealed under the edge of the bar la
front or behind a water pipe This de
vice however was discovered by the
police who thereafter on entering n
suspected place kept a closo watch on
tho barkeeper and gave him no chance
to press tho buttone4
Then came the prong device This
consisted of two small metal prongs
projecting from the edge of the wall
When a man suspected to be a limb of
tho law entered the door the barkeeper
carelessly placed a coin across the two
prongs thus making a circuit and caus
big the buzzer to Hound In the rearb
This device was discovered too so
now a lookout Is stationed outside the
door of a dive He apparently Is a
lounger but hn scans closely by a quick 11
glance the face of every person who
enters If a man doesnt look all
right tho lookout presses his foot I
which has a copper plate nailed to thei
surface of the cellar doorway outside
This makes tho circuit and causes the
buzzer to get busy BO that by the time
tho bull throws open the door the
occupants who arc wanted by the po
lice have had time to make their es
cape and those who remain are seated t f
at tables harmlessly drinking beer or
engaged In a friendly game of peuuchlu
or whist Everything Is apparently ou
the level and thp bull Is forced to
withdraw without having been able to
obtain any evidence New York Press
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The Camera
It kodak pictures turn green or yet
low la epots by redippIng them at an
other printing and placing In the fixing
bath again they often can bo nmdo parr
feet
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