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Iron Mill May Resume OpreatloahereuRntalhiof resuming op¬

erations at the old iron mill onRed River in Estill county Thismill was located ten miles fromthe mouth of the stream men ¬

tioned which empties into theXentucky at a point near Irvineand has not been in operationfor moro than forty years butwas formerly a very prosperousconcern and turned out an ex ¬

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roni Kelly the late noted Con-gressman

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from the iron center ofPennsylvania visited the milland the surrounding ore districtsabout twenty years since andpronounced the ore to the finestqu lityTho mill suspended op ¬

erations because of the vast dim ¬

culty vexperiencodin floating theore out the Kentucky to marketThere were only five locks in theriver at that time and they werenever used The only ore broughtoutin the shape of pig was float ¬

ed out on barges and the bottomof the Kentucky is strewn withthe contents of many of theseboats wrecked by the treacheroustides and shoals of a river thenalmost uncoutrolable Frankf-ort

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JournalrThe iron mill mentioned above

which used to be in4Estill is nowin Powell and was located whorethis city now stands We hopethe report is truobut will be bet ¬

terplcasedwhen we see workbegin

The yrinter term of the StantonQollegebeoginJRnuary 4tj 1009

This Cnllego will make a specialtv of upplyin superior training

dor publicschool teachers in ad ¬

dition to the regular collegiatecourse Every teacher and prospectivo teacher in the county notthoroughly equipped for their

j cork t should attend this school

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iO nag1hilesidentfor prospectuS and full particular

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endeavorIChristianI Endeavor Soclelyof tne Olay

OJtv Christian Church Sundayevening Dec 20th from 6 until7 p m-

TQpic Loving KindnessReferences to be found in Psalms256 177 2U8 807 4010428 480 511 688 691688 11 89 88 n2110881822I-sa 687 Jer 924 Hos 219Organist Miss Edna EarnentSong Endeavor SocietyReadingoHMiss Bertha MnpelRecitationSidney EarnestReading Mrs Cecil WilliamsSong Endeavor SocietyRecitationMiss Mildred MooreSong Society

BenedictionAll are cordially invited to at-

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Good Citizens Move AwayMr T1 Kirk and family Mr

Henry Waldron and Mes ¬

ers John and Price Kirk andtheir families left this city Mon ¬

day morning for Billings Oklawhere they will reside in the fu-

ture¬

Powell county had no bet¬

tor citizens than these folks andit is seriously regretted by allthat they should leave us Ourbest wishes go with each of them

Johnny Dawson raised the ban ¬

ner tobacco crop this year inPowell county which he sold lastweek tat 10 cents straight Ontwo and onetenth acres he prosduced three thousand poundswhich he sold at above prices

Remember the poor aboutChristmas Jit They enjoygood things bettor h8jnvthosemore fixed and alsoreinemher that thagretftost f allhappiness is in making someoneelsoihappy i VV

The First NatioualBank ofJadksbn with 25j6bdcapitai has-

bben organized with Judge J PAdams iPresideht

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Provlsioea fttfJudlclai PrimaryThe Democfpic Committee of

this Judidaijllatrict met at Rich ¬

mond Thur difand ratified thecall for primIryelection to se ¬

lid candidate forQircuitJudge-and Common alths AttorneyMr B A Cru her being the on ¬

ly announced ndidate for Com ¬

monwealths Attorney he was de ¬

clared the nomineeThe Committee also formulat-

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rules for thrace and declar ¬

ed if either Candidate directlyoc indirert1Y or by hisfriends should give loan orpromise money liquor or any ¬

thing of value for the purpose ofpromoting hisT candidacy or in ¬

fluencing vote-s i the vote of such

candidate should be thrown outand not counted Each candi ¬

date shall maZe oath in accord ¬

ance with andbefore the certificate shall be awarded the winner shall makeoath that he hits complied withthes provislouJ

Both Judgetentonand JudgeHays declared in favor of theresolutions a 1 indicated theirwillingness to ake the oath

In drawing for positions on theballot the fir e place was secur ¬

ed yb Judge Hays

SheriffIn this issue appears the for

malannouncer ejoflMrJohxaon of= Itta itv orof Powell county j subject to theaction of the Democratic partyMr Johnson has been Chief Po ¬

lice of this city for nearly fiveyears and during this time hehas made a sober and faithful of-

ficer¬

There is no more loyalDemocrat in the county than heand there no man that can better fill the office of Sheriff thanhe Every Democrat should con ¬

sider well his claims before cast¬

ing their vote in the primary e-

lection Feb 0th-

Notwithstandingr J

the extraor ¬

dinary hard times our mer ¬

chants are enjoying a very niceChristmas trade They have anice line of holiday goods henceshopping should be an easy taskMake your purchases early isour advice that you may get abetter selection Dont go awayfrom home to trade when youcan do better in your own town

The trial ofBeech Burgis forthe murder last spring of his fath ¬

er Judge James H Hargis is inprogress at Irvine this weekBoth the defendant and common-wealth

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are anxious for trialHargis has a fine array of legaltalent headed by Senator W 0Bradley

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Dont lose hope in the futureof your town but study condi ¬

tions that need correction andsot about to apply a proper remcay

iA Ohristmasitree will bo given

the children at the Christianchurch Christmas eye night Ev ¬

ery bpdy invited <

Judge J MjJJentpn is in thecitytot1ayIQ l after his in¬

terests inthp JudicialJuflgeship-race r

Jtfies Qeneva dams is visitingfriends in Morqhead

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Notice1

0f Primary ElectionAt a meeting of the Democratic Committee of Ppwell coun ¬

ty Kentucky pursuant to due notice at Stanton Ky on the 7thday of December 1008 there was present the following dulyelected qualified and acting Precinct Committeemen

Robt Kennon L Faulkner J M Buchanan and T G Morehead by proxy to J M Buchanan L Loving W B Congloton

It was ordered that for the purpose of nominating Demo ¬

cratic Candidates for the several County offices to be voted forat the election to be held November 1909 a primary election beheld in the county of Powell SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6th Igothat a poll bo opened in each of the several precincts of said coutyty from 0 AM until 4 P M on said date at which all personsresiding in said precincts and who are legal voters and knownDemocrats shall have a right to vote That the officers to con ¬

duct said primary election shall be two Judges a Sheriff and aClerk for each of the precincts in said County but that the Clerkshall have no vote on any question that may arise

All persons who may desire to become candidates before saidprimary shall in writing so notify the Chairman of this Commit ¬

tee on or before the 7th day of January 1000 and that the per-

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giving such written notice shall be permitted to have theirnames printed on the ballots to be used in said election

That this Committee shall meet at Stanton Ky on the 11thday of January lOOn for the purpose of selecting the officers toconduct said primary election and to arrange for the supplying ofthe ballots to be used in qaid election

That in order to defray the expense of said primary electioneach person who may on or before the 7th day of January 1000notify the Chairman of this Committee of his purpose to becomea candidate before said primary election shall on or before the7th day of January 1909 deposit with the Chairman of this Com ¬

mittee the sum of 10 00 to be used in defraying of the expensesincident to the said primary election except candidates for Mag ¬

strates and they shall deposit the sum of 5 00 and Constablest tu t rt roo w oL + iorThat in the event the whole of the sum so deposited is notconsumed in the paying of said expenses the surplus shall be pro ¬

rated among the persons depositing sameNotice of this primary election shall be given by either writ ¬

ten or printed notice as is required by law the expenses of whichshall be paid from the sum of money so deposited

This Committee shall meet in the Court House at Stantonon 13th day of February 1000 to receive and canvass the returnsand award the certificates of nomination

Witness our hands as Chairman and Secretary aforesaid this7th day of December 1908

LUTHER LOVING J H oREARSecretary Churn Powell Co Democratic Corn

A GREAT SAVINGS SALE

For the Next 20 Days

Lot No 1 Hats That Were 8500 to 550 now 375

Lot No 2 350 to 400 250 to 275

Lot No3 250 to 300Ii 150 to 200y

Lot No 4 II II150to 200 II 100 to 150

Every Hat in the Store at a sacri-

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Come Early And Get Choice

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