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a 1 p Circulation inure thanFOUKTKEN Iltiudrod copiesJE g rro selllnu at 15 cents dozen

il Ginseng U quoted at t6 and 560

per pound

rJlhs Margaret Musket it on thu SICk

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Thursday

histrlppeS II Hunt of Pearlree was here

Scotty ears he can ilmve and cut

hair Try him

If you have any engraving to do tryS l> Fleenor

II H Noble or Noble was here on

Imilness Thursday

Call on J W Hdward + Son fur thebelt meVs and vegetables

ills Ida Strong It vliltlnu at Lex

Ington and Winchester thli week

Have youreyet tested and fitted by

S T fleenor Jeweler and optician

Judge Abiier Eversolo und Edward

Muriiiitn went to Louisville Tuesday

If you want a good Ih1 or all untodote hair cut try WhltUkers barbershop

MUi Hnrrleit Smith of Campton

has accepted a trtaltlon In the houf at

mdR Wood Junction

3 II Stldhnm returned IlIc Friday

tram Louisville where he hud been attending the Grand Lodge uf Masons

hams und bu >You can get the bestcoo ntllwnrd A Son

A P lyoi tied Jumea Urophy re

turned frum the sides where they hud

been buy lug their openlntt stock

< W J Gibson of Norton Vo U In

the market lor limber hnds Writer

him whatyou haves8202mKBMM KKB WMi

0 II Iollanl and Gharlos Sewell

Fare attending the Grand Lodge of

Knights of 1ythla which is being held

at Lexington this week

I Pure bred Pekln Ducks Cornish In4 dlan Game chickens and Belgian Hares

for sale by M M HAQINS

Jackson Kyts D Fleenor link Just received the

0 lino of Ian Roger Bros Silwy

ware ever brought to Jackson con lll-

ling of knlvo forks ten dessert tablel nrd souvenler spoons Call and exam

J tae them

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Oystcr 5appor

The Indies of the Christian Churchwill serve an oyster supper at theUourt lloutd to night Friday at 630Everybody Invited

SeoS D Fleenor fur till kinds ofwatches clocks and Jewelry repairingprices reasonable

Shut In the Foot

Harrison Noble of Estill county ac-

cidentally¬

shot himself In the rootwhen near Winchester on L h E pas ¬

senger train latt Friday

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And the formations in which It Is founSolid 25 cts for the Oil ProspectorsGuide WII FAULKNKK

Falrfleld Iowa

Religious Services

Rev A K E Brooks of the ChristIan Church of Lexington will preachat the MethodUt Church Saturdaynight and Sunday night

1850 will buy A good Elgin or Waltham watch of S D Fleenor call onhim when in need of anything in thejewelry line-

Broke His Collar liolcc

C E Smith of Lexington slipperand fell on the steps of a hotel In IMltsburg and broke hit collar bone Hewas brought hone next day

Charley Is wall known in these parts

Found n watch near the town ufJackson Owner can have same bproving property and paying for thisnotice

Lost or Strayed

One red and white olded cow withUNO eye out i else a roan heifer about18 months old Finder will please no

tly O 0 Hall-

Jackson Ky

If you wiiii H llracluss shave whenIn Mac ml pi tn U II Sully

Go Hoar Him

Judge C X Bulling N making aspeaking tour of the ouiiiiir in the in ¬

terest of tie LHW iiiil Order TicketGo out and lienrhim lie will give ytusome reasons why we shouU have n

change

nlldAt his homo in Jackson un Thur

day night about 0 oclock llama stack

aged 70 years He had been afilimeilfor some time with dropsy He wosaEnoJ citizen und Itnvea a Inrge familywho were at his bedside at the time of

his deathsHU remains wore taken Quicksandor burial

A sal Death

JlAI Belle Little daughter of JiokLltllj decinfod uf Klkiilrtwn earlmitten Miiclde lit her luiiim Lust Siitindny evening by uniting her ihrunt withti razor She hind been despondent forswv < rul days

She wa about 21 years old end n girlwith a iood reiiiniliinr Nu disc elmsto know tlH eons of liar ruilinct

We Itieii on hind at all times n goodsupply of nlco fresh meal which wr

whit sell cheapGnu CoMas A Co

MARRIED

StrongIf IJlf4

At our homo on the Heights Octo ¬

her 20 1003 Miss Lula lining andKaih Strung Rev W W fawell ofllcintpd Thu ceremony wns hnpruti Ive and beniillnil Among tnose prescot were U J Fulkerson and wireJoe S lead and wife MM Mary Mc

Lln and little Maurlne Mrs J J C

Back and Illritclml hack Miss LizzieL ndrum Mies MHgglu llagins CaptJohn Piokanf Mis Sarih PowellKelly Rash and Dr C It DloksonThey were the reclpkiitu of severalhnndsomo and imeful presents

We wish that they mny livu lung andbe happy mny their lives be one longsummer dsy with Just enough cloudsthat they may enjoy Ilia sunshineIru

Back HolIiroottRLouis Magellan lack and Miss Ev

alins Holbrook were married at theresidence of the brides purenU Mrand Mrs Juines IIi hlolbruukof hayslatThuriday

I Gained 40 Pounds in 30 Days

For several months our yauugerbrohter hud been irnubled with Indi¬

gestion Ho tried several remediesbut got no benefit trait them We

purchased some of Chamberlain e

Stomach and Liver Tablets and ho com-

menced taking them Inside of thirtydays he had gained forty pounds In

flesh He III nOI fully recovered We

have n good trade on the tablets IIolley Urns Merchant Long Branch Mn

Fur sale by Dny Urns Co

Do you write letters I have thnicest line of writing paper telbrought to Jackson Call mid examines n Fleenor

W Edwards Son sell slicedIJISO pound

M c M Hnglns ore now preparedto furnUh some fine pair trios orpen of Pure bred CoruMi IndianGame chickens and White PeklnDucks at reasonable price It cOIl s

no more to keep pure bred fowls thanMongrels and they are much moreprofitable Our Indian Game hensweigh from six to eight pounds andthe roosters train seven to elevenpounds

A Bargain for Sonut One

A nice small Farm in Lee county forsale The Larkin Stamper place onthe head of Hear Creek Nice dwellinggo°d storehouse cribs and barn neverroiling water well fenced Price rea ¬

sonable and terms easy For particu ¬

lays apply to SAM JETTWinchester Ky

Ran a Ten Penny Nail Through HisI Hand

While opening a box J 0 Mountof Time Miles Hay N Yrln a tenpenny nail through thin fleshy part ofhis hand I thought at once of allthe mn and sureness this wouldcauseme he says and Immediately ajiplied Chamberlain Pain Halm antistird¬

prise removed nil pain and sorenessand the Injured parts were soon heal-ed

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For sale by Day Urn Co

Wiurona Fur Sale 1

Wo have received a oar load of thcelebrated Weber Wagons KingAll and before you buy cUenhero wo

would respectfully ask that you calland examine our wagons Mr N H

Combs will bi> pleased to show themto you at any limo

CHAIN COMDD Co

He Learned a aeatIt Is said of John Wesley that ho

lance said to Mistress Wesley Whydo you tell that child the lame thingover and over acnln John Wesleybecause once telling is not enoughIt in fur this seine reason that you aretold again and ngnin that Chamberandygrip anyof tires diseases to result in pneu ¬

monln and that it U pleasant and ontoto take For sale oy Daf Urns Co

1po00 lo Limn on Hood real estatesecurity Cull on or address

AlFKKU UoDKHTH

Lost Creek Ky

Wo have received a cnr lund of Kanawha Salt and are selling sevenbushels for 176

GRAIN mans Co

To the Voter of the 12 3rd Judlelal District

I tutu the Dtftnoerniia mimiiiPH furthe nine of Cumlnonvenlihs AUdneyand your support is must earnestlysolicited If I am elected I will doall within my power to discharge time

duties of this responsible ofilco faithfully honestly and fairly

Yours RespectfullyJ K ROBBBTB

For a pleasantphyslctoko Ohamberlolns Stomach und Liver Tablet1Easy to take Plnnant In ffect Fursale by DAY il i

DONT FOKGET TO VOTE

j OrdinanceWiirruMi it I t deemed necessary by

the Triutees of the town of Jackson toIncur the Indebtedness of 8000 forthe purpose of grading nnd macad ¬

amizing the streets of said town andthe payment of sofas cannot be met bythe levy authorized by law Be It 01

iluliud by the hound of Trustees ofthe towu of Jackson Kentucky Us fol¬theIonvtmber 3d 1903 It being the first Tuesday In November and the day onbylawStole officers and theta pall be openedsaid day for the purpose of taking thesense of the qualified electors of saidtown npon the creation of sold Indebt ¬

edness Tlis said Indebtedness shallconsist ol sixteen lend to be issuedby the bid town of Jackson Ky eachbearing dalo January I 1C04 and eachfor the sum of 500 bearing interest stthe rate of G per cent perlnnutnpay ¬

able semiannually Said bonds to bepayable twenty years from time datethereof but payable and redeemableany time after five Tears at time optionof said town That there shall bernUed annually ihe sum of IS00 by taxntlnii for the purpose of paying the In¬

terest on said bond and creating A

sinking fund with which to redeemthem OiiHhnlf iifsaM fund shrill beapplied and held us n sinking fund forthe purpose of redemption and theother halt lo time payment of Intereston said bonds

Ho Jt further ordnlned by said Boardof Trustees nf the town of Jackson Kythat the Chairman end Cleikof thisUoiird ore directed to publish overtheir official signatures notice as re ¬

quired by Ints1 of the saidelectionHiNKit Chairman

J It llohlx Clerk

I Notice of ElectionNotice la hereby given that an elec ¬

tion will beheld in the town of Jackionjon November the 3d 1003 fromsix oclock a in until 4 oclock p mit bring a duy of n regular and generalelection Tor thu purpose of taking timeuponeextent of 3000 rill the purpose of raisng money to grade anJ macadamize

streets of the town uf Jackson1Said bonds to be payable in twenty

years and redeemable at time option ofbonrd of said town at any time afterfive years trots date of fame Theamount necessary to be raised annu ¬

nlim for the purpose of creating rf sinkIng fund to redeem said horde is 400and the amount necessary to be raisedannually for the purpose of paying In ¬

terest on said bonds 1s100 Said bondsshul bear date of January 1 1904 beeach of the denomination of 000 andbear interest at the rate of five percent per annum payable semi snowally

This notice U published pursuant toan ordinance adopted and passed bythe Bueidof Trustees of lid town ofJvckrunut the regular meeting of saidBoard held on the 5th day of October1003 Tnos T HISBR Chairman

J II MoLts Clerk

FARMSFOR SALE

We have for tale ninny desirablearms in Central Kentucky especiallyn Uariun end adjoining countiesThese farms range in acreage from

5o to 500 Acresand in prices from

lo to 60 Per AcreSome of these places are Rich Blur

Grafs Farms and others River andCreek Bottom lands

have excellent futilities for show ¬

elog these farms mid would be glad toshow theta to those who are Interested

If you ore thinking of going toOklahoma Texas Arkan ¬

sas or to the West inSearch of a

Home

Write us mid we will forward in ¬

formation regarding these differentStates

Wo are in 1011 to obtain thevery lowest railroad role and to goslung with You and show you any ofthese cnuntrltu Your correspondence bsolicited nod will Lave our prompt at ¬

tertianCentral Ky Real Estate Co-

Lebanon KyR E YOUNG

Secretary anti Treasurer io28

NoticeAny person or persons uniting down

Chestnut tree furs the fruit nr nilierxvfae ciitiliiK timber or ir iiin > utgontime land fir time Kentucky UMHH Oomparry UIH Gull Land Coutpaue IhoOenrjjus Branch Ouiuiel Cml C uni anyor the LoU Creek Con Company In

Hrnililtt Perry Powell Leo Wolfe

or ther cmintiex in iliTt Suite thatthey hiivenriiperly in will ho Indictedfur such offenses Wad pioiieciiiedto theextent nf the law

JtllhUCoal and TintberLand

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uf cant and llmbe lamN In Fast rn

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THE FORESTRY EXHIBIT

From Kentucky Will Occupy aMost Prominent Place

AT THE ST LOUIS EXPOSITION

Assigned Space Near Center of For ¬

entry Building and on Two of theMain Aisles Chairman Struck Is ¬

sues Instructions For Preparationof Samples of Logs Boards EtcFor the Exhibit

On two of The main aisles and al-

most

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In the center of the Forestry andFish and Game Building at theWorlds Fair In St Louis next yearwill stand Kentuckys display of herwonderful forest resources and lum ¬

ber interests This space has justbeen assigned to tho Kentucky Ex ¬

hlblt Association Ly Mr Tarleton H

Bean the chief of tho Department ofForestry of limo Exposition As isreadily seen the forestry display fromthis commonwealth will occupy anenviable position anti It behoovesthose Interested to make tho displayone worthy the spaco given It Tothis end Mr A N Struck Chairmanot the Forestry Exhibit Committee of

the Exhibit Association and Mr William Boa Filed Representative arelaying their plans

Chairman Struck has Just Issued acircular giving Inslructlons to the log¬

ging camps planing mills and forestryInduatrlos of the State as to how theycan best assist him In making thedisplay a success Logs cut eight feetIn length are to bo shown This lengthhas been decided on so tho samples

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Sketch sbowlnc how board samples nh1to IxiliHplaved In Kentuckys Forestry Ex ¬

hibit nt tllp Worlds Fairwill be worth something after mho Ex-

position The ends of tho logs willshow cross cuts while in the middlea section will bo cut out about a ballfoot deep threo feet across at the toprounded down to two feet across atthe bottom which will show tho lateral cut as well as the beauty of time

grain Mr Struck states that all logsmust bo cut to eight feet and tho diameter should not bo less than 21

Inches if possible to get sameIn addition to the logs there will be

board samples of which the accompanying sketch will give an Idea Thoseboard samples will be four feet longb ytwo feet high by four inches wickand will be partly finished and partlyunfinished so as to show tho wood InIts natural and its finished state

The method to bo followed by thoKentucky Exhibit Association in dis ¬

playing samples of the States for-

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products and resources Is rightuptodate being recommended bygovernment experts as being tho mosteconomical and best plan yet found

Mr Struck Announced that arrange¬

I ments ar be made to store thologs and b6atd samples for the exhibitIn two or throe convenient places indifferent parts ot the State There hiscommittee will havo certain men toprepare the samples so that nil shallbe finished in the same way

Besides the logs and boards thornwill be shown In tho Kentucky spaceall forms of manufacture from thoforest industries In view of this footIt Is hopqil by the Exhibit Assnolatfrmthat many moro lumber flrmsanti cor¬

partitions kind manufacturers will sub-

scribe tote fund being rateod to de-

fray cxpense of tho forestry exhlblt along with till prpotlnn of tKentucky Biilldlnir anI iebe made In other <lv t 1Otexposition Tho contr > ton +

received range from S26 to 310-

Latest Information an to x turvPart In the Greet FxtvsrltrnIn Kentuckys dIRlnrr r°

the St Louis ExnnstiTNVthere will probably bo rant h

of grapes grown from tho 81 Trc-ame from the city of JensM andwhich was supposed to to f totame variety as those found by thospies of Moses Mr M F TOPt1T1 of

Louisville received a °

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ELECTION LAW

ISlmTION 130 n ifllcer of t leetioelectioneering on Plectin-

day nor disclose nt nnv tams I

any person the name of iny oiniildntifur whom any elector has voted Npenon whatever shall du any eliOliitneeriiiR mi ulection day wfihiii nypolling Place or ivilliln fifty feel thereor u ma o No voter hnplace any ninik upon his bnllulQUllr1fer or permit any other person toso by which it stay he duIidentified ni the one voted by

IUnjIIror Imprisoned not leas than tt n 1 IIdays or more titan six 0 mntlishot Im so lined timid imprisoned nt thlIdUtMviiiiii nf the jury

SECTION 132If nnf perMii hellnil fiber of the election or outerienliiled in the Inspectlmi oftln b lhor Ilinllengers shall reveal ti annthir Ierlon huw any elector has vitfd or u hut other candldntti were voInl for on nny bnllott lieiiring u non

10inot printrd thereon nr give aim

infiirniatinn concerning the tllllelnncu of nny ballot voted such it rim

son so iiiTeiullnR shall he guiltv ofrelonynuduu conviction sluill l-

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led In the penitentiary not lessthan Levi nor more than live years

FRCl ION H2 Any onicer or ohmraperson who shnll willfully alto rohllteTino or willfully secrete sot-press

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or destroy the certified phibuck return or certificate orI elrtion willfully und unlawfully alter the1 illbook before It is certified or anyoflicer who shall make or aid in tumid ¬

lug or authorize the milking up of anytabs or frntiduletit poll huok or c< rtiflcute of nn election or election returnsushi be deemed guilty of turnery Li

confined In the penitentiary from um

to five years forfeit any ofllets lie titholds timid he disqualified from everholding any office

SECTION 149 Any person wlmby hlintulf or In aid of others sunforcilily break up or pruvuii or n tteuipt to break up or prevent YlleIntvful holding of an election or MI obstruct or ntiempt to obstruct tle SHiiJc

or so prevent or attempt t i prevrunny I 1111 II Oed voter from Riving lal

vote shall bo fumed trots fifty to livehundred dollars or iniprlninecl notmure than one year

For SaloI have a grind line ihorlhorn him

milk deep red three ycnrn dIIIIddesire tusolh L PAItKOlT

Itflhhi Ky

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Lexington < Eastern RyLOCAL TIME TABLE

Effective October 17 1003

East BoundNo ajDally No

Ex Sunday

Lv Lexington 225 745-

tli Winchester 810 826City 350 9lIJ

406 923IIClay Bridge 435 9lrl449 1008

Jim 511 10200 K Juno 011 l126

A Jackson 615 1130

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Winchester 923 620Clay City 837 488Stanton 828 430Natural Bridge 801 4 01Torrent 747 847Beattyvlllu Jun 720 3200 fe K runcllon 029 2 30

IJackson 025 225

connectioneonKentucky Railway Division dally except Sunday

Nos 1 and 2 connect at L E Junostun with Chesapeake Ohio for M

pointsNon at Benttyvilla Junction with L A for Beatty

ItvillI daily except SundaytgrIten00V0 Ka RY

i19021lEast Bound West Bound

STATIONS

flat fl n rim An Aat ar r 3Y

tI030 235 Jackson 1120 3i30230 OAK June 1123 335

843 158 Wilhurst 1152 4H7830 152 Hampton 1158 430750 128 LpeOlty 1S22 6HO741 122 llelechnwa 1228 518715 105 Cannel City 1245 545AM LV h > LV TH AR PM AR

connectshlooses Lexington at 740 amEastbound la s nger Train connects

at u K Junction with train wincharrives nt Winchester 520 and hex ¬

I ington at 005 pmM L GONLEY Supt

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