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BREATHITT COUNTY NEWS The Largest CirculationOF ANY PAPER IN THIS SECTIONWISE DEVOTED

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DilemmaIW II Bras i car of BowlingGreen Ky in a communication

the Louisville Herald says 1ftIlheCourt of Appeals decision

Loui willeHnnlil1from oflico fraudulently gottenwhoIhotter than anyother thiof must

exceedingly embarrassing fSW Bcckhahi For as nil the

orld knows tho iniiiuity of thebDemocratic umchinoin 1JOS compared with that of the sumo organ ¬ization of 1899 pd 1900 is a tall-ow dip bcsido h

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James Henry of Garrard ebimty who has been making whiskyfor Spencer Brothers has returnedhome t- JA

Keen Bryant and wife visit dtheir bon indda uJ ter al Jacks onlledntlstiay lYUISKEnn I Elt

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Steve Coldtglililm > IQ com ¬men ment at IIipcjGriicn-

fnmcs Mann made a businesstrip to Jackson this vcekV I

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The distillerynt this place hcsdown until jnipmKcr

Dick Crawford and son made atrip to Athof Monday

sMaster Ova Crtwf i4son of

Dick Crawford is on the sick list

Mr Jones andv amilyvsbf Talloga are visit ntgp > SMtfOn nudfamily Z

Hiss Ibbi Jott oj d rcltresfriends n i nice IOweek Jar

Will MalpnoiV n k 1visited his c7auglm Wt 1bI ASpencer this we

W-rW F McGujJ i pant ntthis place visited of tho fairsex at Hazel Green fatt weekIronMisses ml

Crawford of Jaclisot j sitcdrelnund friends her list week

Mrs 1olly Iorbesuf Jacksonand her sons ItobcrU nd Archie

visiting rqlatiws on WillGreek L

Rev W M MillJrQf stillcounty preached an hhf ermonat the lower Will Creek school-house Sunday lt

Arch Jett of OWl et countyvisited the family of ffr M Jettand was also n gucstmcl Crasvford Saturday 4l

Mrs W D Cundifl is muchimproved in health since she re¬turned from tho liospitaSIad wasable to attend churcltSunday

Richard Herald of Heraldpassed through hero lost wcqk onhis way to Hazel Green toscahismIJiilr

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Ed Terry wasrhercjinst Thuisday 3 i> W M Terry of Tifkey visitedIt lrft t urdttyet1Sim Jetfc and ClayiOrawfdrWQfAtlibl frclibr iliY ggf

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DrE 0 Guorrantis having acollcgobuilt on Puncheon CampIJo held a meeting last Sunday un-der

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a big tent and a largo crowdwas About 500 was sub-sctibcdtownrds

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the building und-Brec1Hcrald donated four acresof ground upon which the buildingwill Bocrected Yptnt PAPA

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I tell you Mary I cannot afford Itand thats nil there Is to It

John Brent unfolded liln evening papot mid held It under the light whichwas Rhaded to nil artistic dlmuesn byumny ruilles ot crane iwpcr Ills wlfobrought her hnnd down upon the pianokeys In n crashing discord that madehim shiver nnd set his teeth Present-ly

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sho seated herself In n low chair atthe other side ot the table the softlight fallliiK full Upon her pretty petu ¬lout taco ns she lout over her fancyworkJohn

Brent forgot that he had beeprending the political editorials nudlooked over till top of the baler at hiswileVSWhat makes you want n diamondplug Maryi1 ho asked gently

Her blno oyiM brightened Shethought he was relenting

Why Ive wanted one nil my lifeWhen I wim n little bit of n girl I hadone with n glass set nnd when 1 grewtoo old for that I used to dream of thetlhio when I would be old enough to beengaged BO that my lover would getme one

You should have chosen n richerover Bald her husband with n tinge

of bitterness Young hardware merchnutu cant quite go at Uio diamondring pace

Ills wife hardly heard what he saidSIlO stretched n dimpled white handout across the table and was admiringIt

See she saidwith n flash of co-quetry Its pretty enough for dia ¬monds Isnt It That Mrs Burrowson Tenth street has lands that are bigand red She has one diamond as bigns n robins egg almost

Her husband Is n saloon keeperHo can afford It smiled John lookingnt the dainty hand that lay In hisrough palm He was wondering justhow long he was going to be able tokeep It from doing Guy work hardlyconsidering the diamond questionThou he put It gently down anti loanedou the table looking at his wire close-ly

Terunjia I havent told yon so thatyou fully understand Mary he saidafter a minute Youre a good deal ofn chillI nlhMlf Knrnn th1ngy filial You

huuul utern riblgxone In tltleCltynnd tticy are cuttlnffnrlces murderously Add ve haveheavy cxiiensestoo Ldout knfw howbut we mahagVltoVciU arid drink nailnear almost more than five can payfor And then there WIIH1lio hospital-bill as well as the doctor1 It tookmouths fo pay those x

I suppose you wish it had been nsulkilyrMnry jsiicli iij

thins lignin ns long as you lire Xoustroll not twist my meanings In thatway Cant you be n Jlttle reasonableThen you decided that the house wastoo shabby to be lived In though thethings wo lend bought when we weremarried scented very flue to uR at thetime nndlt wasnt so very long n

We were Awfully green she saidWell youve jiot over the green

hcslIj aid her husband dryly Andlho rigs and funiltuco and hnnjlu shave not yet got the last payment nndthe furnace need Gxlugt anti the houseneeds paludngr We must go slew lit

girlMaryUrcuts lips quivered for n mo >

incut mill then hiding her face orhieSarm she sobbed like a spoiled childHer husbaUd was first sorry thou ungry This waa too childish

The trouble with you anti nil therest of the women like you Is thrtt youhavent enough to do ta keep Interest ¬ed You sit round and think of your ¬selves until you believe you are martyrs when a little work would be bqUter for you It Isnt all your autthough he added slowly mababy had lived you would hnvojbeciimore grownup

Hs wire 8Iirnuif to leer feet Ilntalmost glad ho didnt live she spbbed

I wouldnt want him Id hear his C-bthel talk like that to me Mud shewhirled from the room

John Hrtntni ent n wakeful uneasynight but by morning he thought hohind found a solution lie ate bU lone ¬ly breakfast Mary never got up tobreakfast any more and went down +town early Durfns tho forenoon howent over to the tetof Jim Ileadetho most prosperou attorney in thetown apt hla lest friend The twowere cjoscted in tho consulting roomfor over an and as he came outInto the reception room John said Illtake food care ottJlcnl1i and bringIt back tomorrow Th tact that youarent married makes It easier Iwouldnt want any other woman fo

InowtAs soon as he got to the store hewent straight Into ills private olllceBUd called up the police itatlon With-In

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n few momenta n detective whomtyroughUioclerks looked nt each other furtivelyand applied themselves vigorously tatheir work Thor could not help hear ¬Ink the burst of laughter that camefrom the office however though theensuing conversation was too low to beheard

Thatevonlnp John Brent went homea little later than usual nnl1l down

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ishe usually had after such stormytimes sat opposite to him dainty andpretty In her pule pink house gownThe dinner table was attractive and 01daintily set and Nora In a clean whiteapron lumbered awkwardly aroundthe table serving the simple dliincr

John seemed to be very nervous Hoale little and kept glancing furtivelyat his wife who was seemingly Indif trfcrent but who knew the slgnfaidthought he was about to present herwith a peace offering She wondered

rtlh rNora had retired to the kitchen whenthe doorbell rung anti aoimsrartesl toAhis feet OH If he hail bell expecting tIsonic one lie sat down again how JV 71tdoordoorway ° IICome Int Come Inl cried Johnheartily a trifle too heartily his wifethought She wished John would notassociate with this class of people

Sit down and have n bite said herhusband and she wan forced to echothe Invitation though she felt greatlyrelieved when the man refused IIorlagshuttled nervously VM-VI > P1 Just dropped ial he stammered > 11pact Is Im working oun case Can1 see you alone HrentV v

Oh fire away said Brent My 0wife would fled It out sooner orlater >

Well some one stole Jlmjnelldjdiamond ring tblsmorullljttne working on the case and1tq gotto do my duty

Mary Brent looking across thotabloJwith n sudden lurking fear anglereyes saw Johns baud make a suddeftInvoluntary movement toward thobreast Pocket of his coat She turnedwhite n Oo

Of course you must do your dutybsaid John Who Is the thief Hotried to look unconcerned and natural

y ibut something clicked in hIs wifesthroat and she was not surprisedwhen the detective laid n liandhcavily on her husbands shoulder

Jolm Brent I plhc you uhder ar¬ibate111 getm hat anti copawith yousaid Brent rising MaryXo you wont she InterruptedT i s rrunning around the table and standing f jd 3In front of him Then she stepped tlack and put her hand through John eurm She looked steadily the dctec FJ1live her mall face very pafe and her cblue eyes Hashing

It any ono tins to o will It Isn t-his fault Its mtnwffSrfe iced hlisiIt He told mo >uu nu v IioiIftltl Sie appe 1t 1 to theileteNo stnlilmcrotJ ut tlie iJ 11 7 rTske the rlrc backshegald eha f < tI nliIonetteudthing to Mr It t3etr tioJnrresE JohnIUIIttltit t Y 4-rholt was Oh hi t t x-ht ertu + I4hIt y 1 r7r drew the ring Crol1 ih iJ t-

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