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Lexington and Eastern Railway

Time Table in Effect June 21 1908

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Nos 1 andCONNECTIONSt C Jc O lly

CAMITON JVSLTIOSTnLius Nos 1 23 and 4 connect with the Mountain CentralKy lor Tine Ridge and Campion-

BBATTYYUK JUSITION Trains No 2

4will wake connection at Beattyville Junewith the L and A Railway for passengersto and from Beattyville

O Jc K JUNCTION Trains Nos 3 and 4

couuect with the OIt K Railway lor localitatioun on the O It K Railway

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May 21 I9O5a WEST BOUND

No 33 S No 21Daily ex = STATIONS = Daily exSundaya Sunday

PM ABB 0 7 PMAKB5 20 cCannel CitY2 12 354 55 1 1 Helechawa 20 12 HIs A 45 13 Lee City 13 12 134 05 20 Hampton 11 11 513 52 22 Wilhurst 6 11 443 10 27 OJtK Junction 0 11 153 00 Jackson 11 05

a EAST BOUND

No 34 H No22Daily ex = STATIONS = Daily exSundaym f Sunday

3 AM LwR PM LVK7 10 27 Cannel City 0 1 007 33 21 Helechawa 6 1 177 45 19 Lee City 11 1 238 24 13 Hampton 13 1H8 37 10 Wilhurst 20 1 519 25 1 OK Junction 22 2 259 30 0 Jackson 27 2 30

Nos21 and 22 will make close connectioiat 0 do K Junction with NOB 3 and 4 forpoints on the Lexington aud Eastern Railway M L CONLEY

Superintendent

mountain ContraI Rallroaff

No 1 No 2DEPART ARRIVE

600a m Camptoull30 a m200p mCampton G00pm

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DEPARTARRIVE7 30 amCampn uncl0 05 am3 30 pmCampn June 4 40 pmThe Mountain Central makes

connection with all L E pas ¬

senger trains

BaF BOLIN-CUNDERTAKER

CAMPTON KYNFOfrMS the citizens of Wolfe and

L the adjoining counties that he carriesa line ot Coffins Caskets Burial Clothesand everything necessary to put away

S styleliiirSpecial supplied on 24hours noticefinest made if ordered

Teams and backs furnished funeralsAlso can fill orders for tombstones c

EWELL C HO-SENotary Public-

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I Oilers his professional services to citizens ofWolfe county and solicit the patronage of

a ill who may lave legal papers to execute JOffetat Ui residence on dishwater

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Local Items ofgenerdlinterest to a iiwjorilfyof our readers espeeklUll distant frlen list

BLACK WATERDr Wm Swaugo whose illuj BSfrylowlowFloyd iI

Rose and wife of Bifckcreek attended the funeral melt ¬

ing at the Stillwater bridge1

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Quito a crowd from this sectSontook in the Sunday school convntion at Bethel SUl1 ayAll reporta tike time I

The funerals ofElms Will onand a son of Rey J K Wihouwill be preached at Sandfteld hefirst Sunday in October Rev jnM Center and others will do lI e

talking

Porter Dennis froy Wilson andRoy and Arthur Kasb and MteiesI

lielightfullyI

of Miss Suda Wilson Wednesdaynight All report a pica time j

Sept 13 Doui4t

Go With a Rush i

The demand for thatwonderjFul 1

stomach lliver and kidney cureDr Kings New Life Pillsis As ¬

tounding All dealers say they njjver saw the like its because tfleynever fail to cure sour stomulbhconstipation indigestion bilio ischillsand i

dealers I

BURKHARTHere we come from Burkhart

tPreston Crase attended the asso¬

ciao n in Potl all county I

J W Bailey was iji Mago Imcounty last week on business

lonllayforthe academy Tuesday jf

Rev Andrew Crase las just re

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Misses Mahala Arriett Rqusaand Rhinda Allen and Della pdwards of Belkuap attended meet-

ing here Sunday tIl

Rev W H Elam returned un

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association Mr Elam is a gteatChristian worker and is at prejentconducting the erection of a churchhouse at this place iiI1

Revs Leborn and Henry Ly insi

of Malone i F1Wilson and wmi

Davis of Neola Jack Burton ofDale and Wm Lindon of thisplace preached some very inter-esting

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Sunday A good sized crowds at¬

tended all servicestSept 13 NAJT

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lets you call improve both boldby all dealers jI

CANNEL CITY j

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enrollment of over 200

Malone Lykins went to +estLiberty Saturday on business

Dr Chapman of Paris wai inour town Saturday en route tj hishomeC v

EC Clark and J T Seba istoo4 m the institute at West Jiber y last week Ij

One day last week Esther land

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TO CORRESPONDENTS Iail youritems early so they will reach our officenot later thanTiiesday inoriiinp Mondayif possiblej New received after that willnot he published unless of unusual im

ortanpe AtlprtiIIn ones businessand write on one side 01 the paper only

Bro Crisp of Elliott countyfilled the pulpit Sunday eveningpreaching an interesting sermon

Prof Roberts of II G A andHflrvie Stambaugh were seen in-

cur town Saturday making forHazel Green

J S ORoark left Sunday forSt Louis From there ho intendsto visit his son Dwight now inNew Mexico

Sept 13 ETHEl

Night On Bald Mountain

BentoneBald Mountain to the home ofu i

neighbor tortured by asthma benton curing him with Dr KingsNew Discovery that had curedhimself of asthma This wonderful medicine soon relieved andquickly cured his neighbor Later it cured his sons wife of a se¬

vere lung trouble Millions belieye its the greatest throat andlung cure on earth Coughs coldscroups hemorrhages and sore lungs

1are surely by it Best for hayfever grip and whooping coughf0c and 100 Trial bottle freeGuaranteed by all deniers-

LANDSAWn

Miss Caroline Taylor is very illwith fever

Wra Faulkner and wife spent apleasant day at Hen Daltons lastSunday

Bertha lane and Susie Combs 1

visited Gracie Lucile and MallieKash Sunday

John Tackett came in from hissaw mill on Holly last week verysickwith something like lagrippe

There was preaching at Stillwa ¬

ter Murphy school house and hereSunday andall were well attend-ed

Prof W H Dean is doing hisbest to keep house this week hiswife haying gone to Jackson on a

visitDB Tyra of Stillwater is bal ¬

ing hay in Breathitt county Hepassed hero Monday on his way towork

Hiram Whieman bought a niceorgan and placed it in his homo lastweek greatly to the delight of hislittle girls

Frank Dunn bought a calf fromRobert Rose for a private priceand E T Kash bought one fromSamp Taylor for 10

C H Loveland and two othertimber men passed through heretoday on their way to the bandmill on the head of Stillwater

Prof K M Halsey was seen atMrs Lizzie Millers Sunday Mortsays the attraction is such that hecan not well keep away

Grant Rose Rollin Combs OtisKash and James Tester went toHampton Breathitt county Sun ¬

day to attend the Baptist associ-

ation

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Butler Cox and Jesse Horton ofCampton passed through here en

route to Helechawa Hazel Greenand other points in the interest ofthe Democratic party

ThH corps of engineers for theMountain Central railroad havecrossed onto the Wilson fork ofLacy creek and will soon be toenn ¬

gineer seems to be well pleasedwith the line so far and he haspassed over all the rough ground

Sept 13 ANON

I1 Send in free >sews 1

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LEXIEMiss Clemma Lacy will attend

school at II G A this all

A P Lacy will have his newdwelling done by the last of theweek ii

Walter Maloney and family visited his parents Newton Malonoy I

and wife Sunday

Mrs Mary Brooks moved fromHazel Green to the Ellis Johnson j

farm on this creek

Too Lee Wilson and wife wereguests of the latters parents GeoByrd and wife Sunday i

Miss Mallie Byrd was visitingher sister Mrs James Cox of Tolivor Saturday and SundayC

Frank Johnson and wife wereguests Forest Cecil and wife ofnear Hazel Green Suudayi i

J G Trimble attended the associatiun in Breathitt county Satur-day

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j and reports a large crowdII

Mrs Crocket Rose of this place-is very sick at this writing LrTaylorj Center is attending her

Mrs W S Trimble is attendingthe bedside of her father UncleJordan Wills at Hazel Green thisIweekI I

J B McNabb of Toliyer caseup Friday to take home his daugh-ter

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Miss Maud who is teaching at i

this place jjj

jMrs George Beasley passed thru

here Sunday en route to visit liarmother Mrs Ira Wells of nearDaysboro

Hoy L Childers wife and daugh ¬

ter Della were visiting R IIChilders and family of StillwaterSaturday and Sunday I

There will be an ice cream st pper at the Johnson school housenext Saturday night SeptemberIS Everybody invited I

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Mrs Taylor Caskey and MhIBelle Godsey of your town spita pleasant day with Aunt ElizaNickell of this place Saturday

Lloyd Lacy and sisters Misses

Mollio and Grace attended churchat the Stillwater bridge Sundayand report a large congregation

Our well known farmer JeffRote met with the misfortune ioffalling from his barn loft Thusday last and is suffering severely

Misses Lula and Zerilda Perkinsaccompanied by Alex James andWiley Perkins attended the Sun ¬

day school convention at BethelI

Sunday

Dr A C Nickell wife aciddaughters Misses Golden and s-

tella of your town were iisityigMr and Mrs J H Trimble frmFriday till Sunday i

Mrs Mattie Perkins dwellingcaught fire Sunday about noonbut three or four persons be ngpresent it was soon extinguishedand not much damage was done

Charley Sample and wife ofMaytown passed through here enroute home from Gillmore whbreMrs Sample had been to see hersister Mrs Casar Linden who isvery sick

Sept 13 BERTIE

Not a minute should be llestwhen a child shows symptoms ofcroup Chamberlains Cough Remedy given as soon as the child be-

comes hoarse or even after thecroupy cough appears will preventthe attack Sold by all dealers

STILLWATERtThere are a few cases of measles

in this sectionI

A few people on the creek aresaving fodder this week

It is reported that a large crowdattended the Sunday school cbnvention at Bethel Sunday

Postmaster Sam Kash of yourtown left Campton today to att-

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the State Fair at LouUrUleiEI

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Valentine Brewer and familyare moving thiwerk from Pine1Ridge to begin a Ilagging job InMen i fee county j

Robert Hobbs and wife of Lex-ington

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visited the j formers pa-

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Rev Powell IRose and wifeof this creuk Sunday and Monday

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J D Edwards and Johnny Bar ¬

ker attended the Baptist associa ¬

tion on Jetts OakdalecreeklearBreathitt Theyreturned Sunday ijji

Tuesday of last ¬IcarIrespondent traded ja gray mare

and horse to John Ratliffe ofCannel City for two horses re-

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5 in money

The funerals of Finny Tutt andan infant child of 11i S Tutt wereprpnchod at the bridge Sunday byRevs Willis Lykinsi and John M

Tolson There beiAg dinner onthe ground a large crowd was pres ¬

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Rev Jeff Brewer md daughterMiss Ninnie Ipft Thursday to at ¬

tend the Greenville Association ofMissionary Baptists at Hamptonstation on Frozen creek Breathitt

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county They returned home Sun-day

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evening

Joel Gevedon who returnedfrom Texas a few months ago aud-is now living on the Trace fork ofStillwater has beenvery low withtyphoid fever for the past twoweeks and 1t is feared by his many

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friends that he will rot recover

George Egglestoii and wife ofMenifee county stopped over withyour correspondent Thursday night

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of last week Theyjwerj en routeto attend the Greenville Associa ¬

tion near Hampton station MrEggleston is 7Hi and his wife 72years of age-

Darleyi

the yourlgest child ofJames Rose Jr and wife of theTrace fork of this creek died Fri ¬

day of last week au4 was burfd inthe family SaturdayImorning The little boy was onlythree years old He was underthe treatment of Dra Steve Swan

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go of near Maytown and IraProffit of Devils creek who claimhe had brain fever f

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DOMINGO

Chamberlains Colic Choleraand Diarrhoea Remedy is today thebest known medicine in use for therelief and cure of bowel complaintIt cures griping diarrhcea dysen-tery

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and should be taKen at thefirst unnatural looseness of thebowels It is equally valuabl forchildren and adults It alwayscures Sold by all dealers

TRENTJames Brown weijt to Holly Sat ¬

urday on legal business

James Brown made his usualtrip to Bethel Saturday night

David Coldironof this placemade a business trip to your townSaturday

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Mrs Minta Bedsley and sonCharlie visited he mother MrsIra Wells on Gillmjore Sunday

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John Campbell iib1

having somepainting done on his house Tay ¬

lor Vancleave is doing the work

Kellie Sally and fatherinlawDavid Penningtou went to Win ¬

chester last week returning Sun ¬dayiij

Levi Robinson 4°d family ofLacy creek were guests of TomHall and family last Saturday audSunday j

Walter Maloney bud family ofthis place visited liis father Newton Maloney and amity of Lacycreek SundayIj

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John Barker aucj Jeff Edwardswent to Breathitt connty Thurs ¬

day to attend the association re-

turning Sunday jj-

MrauJofin Barkerand two littledftoghferp Miwe Jjomaei and Len

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nie visited her sister Mrs G PDyer and family at Hazel Green

SaturdayMiss

Barker who hasbeen staying with her brotherCourtney at Consolation cameup and spent Saturday and Sun ¬

day with home folksSept 13 PANSY

TOLIVERMiss Nannie Stamper was a guest

of Misses Aquilla and RindaHad

SundayMiss

Laudrum was aguest of Miss Emma Landrum Sat¬

urday night

Misses Emma Landrum andFrances James attended the meet-ing on Stillwater Sunday

A B McNabb wife and sistersMisses Mattie and Loma attendedthe Sunday school couventioL atBethel Sunday

0 W McNabb is building afine large smoke house It will bea twostory structure John Spen ¬

cer of Jackson is the architectaud builder

Uncle Sam Wilson the painterpoet was a guest of OW McNabbMonday and Tuesday I tell youSam is a table ornament and heloves to linger near a large dishofstewed tomatoes

Sept 13 SUNSHINE

MURPHYiFOftKHenry Murphy and wits and J

S Pieratt and wife spent Sundayeating watermelons at the home ofBill Murphy

The new schoolhouse is goingup at a rapid rate at this placeJohn Goad the lightning carpen-ter

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is on the jobUncle Sam Wilson visited rela¬

tives and friends last week at MireWhether he went after watermel-ons

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or not he got plenty of them

Mrs Lizzie Cecil was called tothe bedside of Mrs Cresar Lindenon Gillmore Saturday She emuaccompanied by Miss Jane Taulbee and the great Lorey Dovey i

A good crowd packed PublicSquare schoolhouse Satirdaynightto see Ellis Oldfieida refiiredmoving picture show Screams oflaughter filled the house fromstart to finish

Dick Tester showed up on thecreekafter an absence tifabtitit fixmonths He hadbeen blUegrass on the farm of RobtJndaaDick will come back nowaddthen-to see how the belles are shining j

Sept 13 TULIP

Breathitt County HjuuNews

Joseph Lovely of RbiffBHay whowas stricken with a severe caa3Jof 1

LexingtonMondayM S Campbell of Hazel Owen>

is assisting Contractor MoCartytpnforis a firstclass stone masbn and anall round gocd fellow

Mrs Lucinda Miller widow ofJudge G S Miller died Mohflayafter a long illueas of a complica ¬

tion of diseases She waa70ylEraof age Her remains weije butiedgrllveyardcreek

kgledWednesdayway from school by FloydShepherd He was shot in the backand died instantly Shephetdlaf-terwards

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shot himself and died in ¬

stantly There had been no pre ¬

vious difficulty but the supposedcause was jealously on the part ofShepherd Mr Stacy was brotherof Adam and Wm Stacy of ourcity and a son of S L Stacy of I

Knott county He was a school-teacher and well thought of by allwho knew him

For SaleTwo of the Pier ttcottages for less than the lumberand lot can be bough Ge acrein each lot five r itf1di 1

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