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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i f + 4- I x e I THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS u ALL THE NEWS THATS FIT TO PRINT VOL XXVIII CLOVERPORT KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 1904 8 Pages NO 30 FIERCE STORM DOES DAMAGE i nacompanbyover this and adjoining counties eau Sunday morning leaving rule and i destruction in its path Loss of prop i erty has been reported from a number of points but fortunately there were j fatulItlesf of Rough a barn andadwelling belonging to Lafe Cummings were blown off their foundations and the dwelling of Frank Rhodesand the outbuildings were unroofed A special to the News from Hardlusbn rgbe states that the storm blew down a oI 1log barn on the farm of Abe MoMe placeialso blew down a lot of fencing and unroofed his frame barn In tbis city shingles were blown off the roofsand cornices hurled to the ground but no serious damage is reported Dundee and Narrows two small towns in Ohio county near the fireck enriage county line were almost totally destroyed by a tornado At former place twelve houses were de molished At Narrows fourteen houses were blown down the store house of Renfro Bros containing a 12000 stock of goods was demolished and four ether stores were blown away The inhabitants of both towns were on the alert when the cyI clone came and none were killed Cigarettes Cause Suicide Lexington Feb 2Ellie Kinke aged 24 committed suicide here ti i morning by taking strychnia HeI was a cigarette fiend and excessiveI smoking had overthrown his mind He was a son of Warner Ki t tread who was consul to South Africa under Cleveland and MoKlnleyee Gets A Good Position A A LaHeist who recently moved with hIS family from this city New Albany is now a traveling man for Hnenefeldt Co the la- tin firm of Cincinnati His terntory embraces Kentucky Tennessee AlaIbama and Georgia and he is the com 1 y panys only agent in this field FATHER IS DEAD BOTH WIFE AND DAUGHTER ILL Derby Ind Fab 9Special Warren H Richardson postmaster Dexter this county and a wellknownI man died last Wednesday night of I pneumonia at 018 Fifth street Loni c IIdays His daughters Miss Nan i0 Richardson is ill of bloodpoisoning i iatNortons Infirmary in Louisville and his wife is Jin a critical condition 4 as the result of a stroke of erysipelas she received only a few days ago Besides his wife and dangnter Mr Richardson is survived by three of berroof tjWarrenI Miss Netta Richardson who has be a attending school at Valparaiso Indw Abolish a City Office The city office of sinking fund com kf missioner was abolished Friday night I when the cIty council at an adjourn ea meeting decided that the city treasurer is the proper custodian ot all the citys m nee in pursuance to the councils decision ExSinking Fn Commissioner C B Skillman ma I a legal transfer of the sinking fund amounting to about 3000 to J Barry the newly elected city treasnr er The money is now on deposit at the Breckinridge Baaknas it has Ijeeu aJfi wards buying in the L H St 11shops bonds aa soon as they can a 11 bought at a eattsfdotory prICe t t N OTlCELt ti 1 A report is being circulated that I r J1 w wl11 not return to Cloveport to prac 11 a Lice medicine I will say for the 0 e benefit of my friends androthers lbat W I will return about April land fit 11 j110 t my newly blilt offices with a modern up to date equipment and pract- u foe up rmyprofeSlon It is my IntAntion to maKe Cloverport my permanent home Very respectfully IF L LIghtfoot 2708 Dayton St s St Louis Mo i Book Bill Becomes Law a Frankfort Ky Feb BGovC Ueckham will not sign the School Text Book Bill passed by the General Lassembly but will allow it to become oral a i a law at midnight without his ap prpval r 4 GordonLynch Wedding Patesville Ky Feb 9SpeclalI Miss Agnes Leo Gordon and Mr aOllie Lyncn DOth of this place were married at the home of the bride on Sunday morning at oclock The ceremony was perfrmed oy Rev llaptlstrlypresence some their friends Miss Gordon is the daughter of K O Gordon ot this place and has been a successful school teacher for eight years Mr Lynch jis a son of James W Lynch who is farmer of this place IceaIt is expected that navigation w Illare fully resumed on the Ohioriver ti I week After being full ot heavy Ifandice t If rapidly last week and tons of raft ice were left on the banks to be qoi Iy melted by tho warm winds of last week A wrecked barge in which th was much good timber was caugnt by Messrs Ed Whiteheaa and Fred May at this point lust week eTh s Boy lias Ills Troubles Patesvill Ky Feb 9Specla1I- g Herbert Arbra a son of B F Arbnof this place has scarlet fever and in connection with it he was severely Kicked by a mule in ones ot hi lower limbs but he Is now recov Bring Signs Capitol Bill signadBj BIiilj eing a gold pen presented to him for that purpose oy the citizens of Frank fort The Governor at once turned KentnckyHistorinSociety for preservation The State Capitol Commission will begin work sprlTheirof an architect Dinnerle0JryeLouisville last weed he wan an Invitedi guest at a dinner give in honor ott Mr and Mrs W J Brvan at the home of Col Bennett H Young FIRE AT TKD- COUNTY SEAT ceatev 9Siieof Mr S A was wholly destroyd by fire last Thursday afternoon Nearly all the contents of the honse were saved without i jury The loss will ammt Sbfldt 3iOOO The insurance in force Theseemetoceiling of the second story and t the blaze first appearing tn rough shingles Every effort was made quick0Afolithoutwas no wind and the flames did spread to any other buildings Mr Pate will rebuild in the spring Grand Jury is Selected 9HpeIolalThe following gentlemen com prasendrat Nk0Gj Thomas Beard W Jar EldeAr R M Cart J W Keys Ezra Dowell and Gid P Miller Mr Haddock wasI foreman AppliintedbeHardinsbnrg Ky Feb 9Spe- clalJudge Weed S Chelf appointed Walls Master Commissioner of At the Breokenridge Circuit Court on Monday He gave bond for the faithful performance of his duties withi M McGlothlan W L Milner J Beanohamp Milt Miller Mikeril curetuPlea thereon Mr Walls will at once take the duties of his office He will move with his family to this place as soon as he can secure a houselei The Best Musical Attraction you Hardinaburg Ky Feb 0Sa- laiThe pe Dunbar Handbell Ringers gave entertainments Friday and if Saturday evening of last week They had good audiences each night many persons Helng present from different parts of the county It was the go expressed opinion that it was the best musical attraction that has yet who appeared here DEATHS HAND GROWS HEAVY W H Hayden one of the oldest and most respected citizens of t J county died at his homo in Mool ville Saturday of senility He a wellknown farmer and a lifelo Democrat He was Known by eve one as a devout Catholic and a go man As a citizen he was one of t best In early life Mr Hayden m ried Rites Barbara Bellwood who Qvivesrenheliving Absalom John H Ad Susan and Lizzie ISThe funeral was held Monaoy aftvi thisllCatholic cemetery at Flint Island SeventyfourkLucy Hall relict of the Ii tein Perrln Hall died Sunday of senility seventyrethe home of her son Wm Hall at Holt She had been v with her son only a few days her f mer home having been near Hnrdi burg The funeral was held day afternoon and the interment feesthe ut the old home graveyard about th miles south of Stnphensport Cain Musselman Dead Irvington Ky Feb USpeclal- Cain Mnsselman a son of Mr and Mrs John Musselman died lust Wednesday afternoon at 5 oclock The funeral was held from the Metuodist church Thursday afternoon by Rev Hynes and the interment was in Cedar Hill cemetery The deceas was sixteen years Df ageI DeadCAI J Uriah Cummings one of the oldest men in Perry county Ind died Monday of last week at his home near Derby and was burled Thursday J He was ninetythree years old onI early settler of the county and is said to have been wealthy Several child enrvipinare ve tW Cummings proprietor of Derby Game Bird a wont poultry magazine IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE MADE AT CITY CEMETERY Many muchneeded improveme will be mode this spring at the city metery by the new directorate re cently elected by the lot owners Mon derived from the sale of lots will ereappropriated A new fence around the cemetery will be built and the main sutrasae macadamized and otherwise Improv d All snrnbbfi y will oe removed and t togrounds generally beautified All parties owning lots in the com etery are requested to confer with t cleaninghe up property the benefit of those interested in t jjyRjatrat be B Skillman Treasurer C B motOfVIcePresidentanposes and Geo W Short JJFarmersKentuokythet gate ever invented You are cordial ccluvltedI seeing is believing We are taking orders for gates also selling any unsold territory on terms that win make you nappy You can afford to come many miles to see this move oas of regretItRespectfully B A Parks Biggs Hotel Art NoveltiesslTwo enterprising young ladies of a Henderson one formally of Brecken Iicounty Miss Ellen Herndon a Miss Ethel Hopkins have fitted u studio at Hotel Henderson and are prepared to give lessons and take orders in painting drawing wood carving bin the and wood French und Mellick embroidery and other things If want something unique for deco rating your home or presents send order to them or correspond with them you want to know tile latest things in these novelties Address Herndon Hopkins Henderson Ky aMr Adair Improving Danger I 0 Adair of has been seriously ill of pneam- pia is improving r = VIRGIL WILSON IS MISSING CorherelaymissingwasorsragMoreyvlcatim of the Iroiiois fire in Chicago eor notrherrtntalay of the fire December 80 wangoing to the I heater tans afternoon and would leave that night for Louis lla their home Since then nothing jhas been heard from him and Ids wife and friends have searched Chicago and other cities and have even called 1 the police Last year Mr and Mrs Wilflpn resided in Chicago but finding that Chicago did not agree with her health she returned to Louisville and Mrsuandnahis business as a traveling agent for James Pyle Peal line Company retainrseto Louisville until the lat of December Both Mr and Mrs Wilson have n number of relatives in this city who when seen by a representative of the News were unable to give any information concerning Mr Wilsons whereabouts than is stated above Religious edFather Edwin Drury of Knot ts ville w111 hold services at St Roses Catholic church next Sunday morning and give H lecture Father Brey held early morning services at St Roses Sunday and second mass at the Hawesville Catholic church Rev W A Lusk of the Zion Baptist church preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning and Rev Christian in the evening aphlySouth Sunday FARMERS HOLD DtaMASS MEETING Between two and three hundred farm of BreckenrIdge county met at the courthouse in Hardinsburg Monday to take action to relieve the demoralizedI tobaccO situation Granville Wilson 9 Milleher secretory then appointd the following committee on resolutions Winh0Lyons Judge Mercer suggested that as the farmheJudgofgentlemen in the house their views on the subject wouldt of interest to them and that a com be appointed to correspond with organizations formed for like pur and to get in touch with themI and their methods In pursuance ofr two respective suggestions were made by Gen D R Murray Joe Mullen Jas Miller G W Beard Judge Mercer W K Barnes andi Granville Wilson and the following committee was appointed Cyrus Miller D R Murray and Granville Wilson The following resolutions were adopted We the farmers and tobacco growersi Breckenridge county today in mass meeting assembled m pursuance to a call published in the Democrat and iu consideration of th fact that dock tobaccos the kind ehtefi v grown by us are selling at prices which make their production unprofitable and impossible do here resolve 1 That the producer of tobacco have a voice in fixing its and to greater extent in controlling its priceIN Ta4 t I cropp4 That these resolutions be put beMfore the farmers of the county mediums of the News and the Dem advisedDiti Itheyfano Aonoclock at which time the expressed Amorei J H PILE Chin F K RHODES Wm LYONSSl0epeWiileta Early Risers TO The famous littlo pills Royal Baking Powder Saves Health aid- Saves Money ROVAI PA v o r AIER C5 NEW YORK u n FIRSTBLOOD In RussoJapanese War Won by Yankees Of The East FLEETS CLASH AT PORT ARTHUR ST PETERSBURG FEB AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH RECEIVED HERE SAYS THAT JAPANESE TORPEDO BOATS HAVE ATTACKED THE RUSSIANr SQUADRON IN THE OUTERl ROADS AT PORT ARTHUR AND THAT THREE RUS SIAN SHIPS WERE DAM AGED PORT ARTHUR FEB 9 TORPEDOrI BOATS ATTACKED THE RUSSIAN FLEET DIIRIN THE NIGHT AND THRE OF THE RUSSIAN SHIPSi WERE BADLY DAMAGED THE JAPANESE WHO THUS SCORED THE FIRST SUCCESS OF THE WAR ESCAPED UNDAMAGED ST PETERSBURG FEB 9 OFv 2 ATTACK BY THE JAPANESE IS AS FOLLOWS I MOST RESPECTFULLY r FORM YOUR MAJESTY AT OR ABOUT MIDNIGHT OF FEB 89 JAPANESE TORPEDO BOATSI ADE A SUDDEN ATTACK UPOiNN F F THE OUTER ROADS OF THE FORTRESS OF PORT IN WHICH THE BATTLESHIPS RETVIZIAN CESAREVITCH AND THE CRUISER PALLADA WERE DAMAGED AN IN IS BEING MADE ASCERTAIN THE DAM AGED LONDON FEB 9THE1 CHE FOO CORRESPOND ENT OF THE DAILY MAIL CABLES THAT SIXTY JAP ANESE TRANSPORTS ARE LANDING TROOPS AT VA RIOUS PORTS IN KOREA FROM MASAMPHO AND FUSAN ON THE SOUTH TO KUNSAN MOKPHO AND CHAMULPO ON THE WEST SEOUL IS TO BE OCCU PIED AND THE LANDING IS COVERED BY A TOR PEDO DIVISION THE MAIN JAPANESEEENT SAYS WILL SAIL IN THE DIRECTION OF PORT ARTHUR BERLIN FEB 9ADISPATCH RECEIVED HERE FROM PORT ARTHUR SAYS NEWS HAS BEEN RE CEIVED THERE THAT JAPANESE TROOPS HAVE LANDED AT MASSAMPHO THE DISPATCH SAYS FUR THER THAT THE RUSSIAN WARSHIPS AT PORT AR THUR FREQUENTLY PUT TO SEA AND THAT THE INHABITANTS OF SEOUL ARE UNEASILY EXPECTSING THE ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE TROOPS WASHINGTON FEB 8 SECRETARY MOODY HAS RECEIVED A CABLEGRAM FROM LIEUT COMMANDER MARSH THE AMERICAN NAVAL ATTACHE AT TO KIO ANNOUNCING THE DEPARTURE OF A NAVAL DIVISION FOR KOREA r 1 r OJOI I 11 I I I I I I I II I I Z 11 i I I J I I J I J I II I J J I J J II I I I J I tf tf tf tf i THE STROLLERS n By FREDERIC S ISHAM Author of Under the Rose ta Kk K Copyright 1902 by TOE DOWEN MERRILL COMPANY iMt tdtMtAA ftAMrMt 6 YtYtKri irrt WAA frrrrtitrtrtrCrtrtra4 i 1HMll I HIIi II I 2111 i CHAPTLR XVIII F OIL several days after reheasal- were I over the strollers were 0111thment at the theater did not begin fo about a week and meanwhile they managed to combine recreation with labor In nearly equal proportions As siduously they devoted themselves to a round of drives and rambles through pastures and woodland to Carrolton along the shell road to Lake Pontchar train to Biloxi the first settlement of the French and to the battle grounds once known as the plains of Chal mette where volunteer soldiers were now encamped awaiting orders to go to the front In the Mexican campaign For those who craved greater excitement the three race coursesthe Lou isiana the Mctairie and the Carrolton offered stimulating diversion Within sight of the Metalrie were the old dueling grounds under the oaks where it is related on one Sunday In 1839 ten duels occurred where the contestants frequently fought on horseback with sabers and where the cowherds says n chronicler became so accustomed to seeing honor satisfied in this manner that they paid little at tention to these meetings pursuing tholr own humble duties Indifferent to the follies of fashionable society The fencing schools flourished What mem ories cluster around that odd strange master of the blade Spcdclla a melI ancholy enigma of a man whose art embodied much of the finest shading and phrasing peculiar to himself from whom even ninny of Bonapartes discarded veterans were not above ac quiring now technique and tempera mentShortly after the players arrival began the celebrated Leduc matches at tracting noted men and women from nil over the south The hotels were crowded the lodging houses filled while many of the large homes hospitably opened their doors to visiting friends The afternoons found the city almost deserted The bartenders discontentedly smoked In solitude the le gion of waiters In the hotels and resorts became reduced to a thinly scat tered array while even the street vendors hind folded their tents and silently I stolen to the races On one such memorable occasion most of the memo hors of the Barnes company repaired to the Metalrie Below the grand stand brilliant with color strutted the dandles attending to tholr bets above they played a winning or losing game with the fair sex Intrigue and lovemaking were the or der of the hour and these daughters of time south beguiled time and mor tnlsIn a heyday of pleasure In thatI mixed gathering burly cotton planters from the country rubbed elbows with aristocratic Creoles whose attire was distinguishable by enormous ruffles and light boots of cloth The professional follower of these events the Impor tunate tout also mingled with the crowd plainly In evidence by the pronounced character of his dress the slzo of his diamond studs or cravat pin and the massive dimensions of his linger rings No paltry scrubby track cadger was this resplendent gentleman but a picturesque rogue with Impudence as pronounced as his jewels Surrounded by n bevy of admirers Susan sprightly and sparkling was an example of that frippery oue of her sex Is made up with a pasticcio of gauzes pins and ribbons that go to compound that multifarious thing a well dressed woman Ever ready with a quick retort she bestowed her fa vors generously to the evident discom fiture of a young officer In her retinue whom she hind met several days before and who ever since had coveted a full harvest of smiles liking not a little tho first sample he hind gathered How over It was not Susans way to In J trust herself fully to any one It was I all very Interesting to play one against another to Intercept angry gleams to hold in check clashing suitorsthis was I exciting and diverting but she exer cised care not to transgress those bounds where she censed to be mistress of the situation Perhaps her limits In coquetry were further set than most women would have ventured to place them but without this temerity and daring the pastime would have lost its charm for her She might play with edged tools but she also knew how to use them Near her was seated Kate indolent as of yore now watching her sister with an indulgent enigmatic expres sion anon permitting a scornful glance to stray toward Adonis who for hisII part lied eyes only for his companion n distinct change from country hot dens tavern demoiselles and tlolntyJJ wenches with their rough hands and J rosy checks This ladys hands were like milk her cheeks ivory and Adonis J in bestowing his attentions upon her hind a twofold purposeto return tit for tat for Kates flaunting ways and to gratify his own ever fleeting toncyI In a box half the length of the grand stand removed some distance back and to the left of Susans gay party Constance Mrs Adams and the soldier were also observers of this scene of animation f i li iiI r 1 l +tol r I 1 II 5 1 + Since tile managers sneeessrui mg from the landlord and the ansd SaintProsper had undergone little change At first it is true with the memory of the wild ride to the rive lesrs disturbing recollections of that strange dark night a certain reticence ha i marked her manner toward the soldie- but as time went by this touch of reserve wore off and was succeeded by her usual frankness or gayety In he eyes appeared at times a new thought fulness but for no longer period thanI the quick passing of a summer clou over a sunny meadow This half light o brief conjecture or vague retrospectionI only mellowed the depths of her gaze and Barnes alone noted and wondered But today no partial shadows launder y the black shading lashes TheI exhilarating scene the rapidly succeed ing events the turbulence and flutter around her were calculated to dispel the most pronounced abstraction Beneath a protecting parasoltor the light shot below the roof at the bac and touched that part of the grand stand a faint glow warmed he cheeks while her eyes shone with thei gladness of the moment Many of thei dandles regarding her with markedl persistency asked who she was and none knew until finally Editor Rhym ster Straws was appealed to Straws Informed oti all matters was able to satisfy his questioners She Is an actress sold Straws Soi we are told We shall find out next week She is a beauty We can tell that now- Standing near the rhymester story writer and journalist was a tall young man dressed in creole fashion Ho rollowed the glances oC Straws ques tioners and a pallor ovcrepcend his dark complexion M he looked at the object of their attention The stroIlerF he exclaimed halt audibly lIt counterpart dooent ex 1st lIe stepped lack where he could see hw more plainly In that sea of faces her features alone shone before him clearly insistently- Do you know her Mr Mauvlllef asked the rhymester observing that steadfast glance Know her repeated the land bar on starting Oh Ive seen her act Without definite purpose the patroon who hnd listened with scant attention to the poet began to move slowly toward the actress and at that moment the eyes of the soldier turning to the saddling paddock whore the horses were being led out fell upon the figure drawing near recognizing In him the heir to the manor Edward Mauvillc Construing In his approach a deliberate intention a flush of quick anger overspread SaintPrwpera face and heII You arc blocking mv way monsieur glanced at the girl by his side But her manner assured him she had not observed the land baron for at that moment she was looking in the oppo site direction endeavoring to discover Barnes or the others of the company in the immense throng Murmuring some excuse to his uncon scious companion and cutting short the wiry old ladys reminiscences of the first public trotting race In 1818 the soldier left time box and moving with some difficulty through the crowd met Mnuvllle in the aisle near the stair way The tatters face expressed sur prise not altogether of an agreeable nature at the encounter but he Immediately regained his composure Ah M SaintProsper ho observed easily I little thought to see you hereNor I you said the other bluntly The patroon gazed in seeming carelessness from the soldier to the young girl Saint Prospers prtsenco in New Orleans could be accounted for Ho had followed her tram the Shadengo valley across tho continent Tho drive begun at the country inn ho looking down from tho dormer window to wit ness the start had been a long one very different from his own brief flight with its wretched end These thoughts coursed rapidly through the land barons brain her appearance rekindled the ashes of the past the fire in his breast flamed from his eyes but otherwise tie mane no already or teem ing He glanced out upon the many faces below them bowing to one wom an and smiling at another Oh I couldnt stand a winter in the north resumed the patroon turning althoughoncethe barn burners promised to make lit warm for me Offering no reply to this sally Saint Prospers gaze continued to rest coldly and expectantly upon the othe Goaded by that arbitrary regard a implied barrier between him and tin o young girl the land baron sought t press forward His glittering eyes mett the others The glances they ex changed were like the thrust and parry adm IItlress the actress and thereby risk a public rebuff It was nevertheless Im possible for the hot blooded southern er to submit to peremptory restraint trekr master He rend SaintProspers pur pose and was not slow to retaliate oudr divinity of the lane said the strovertopassThe soldier did not mover You are blocking my way mono sleur continued the other sharply waydThis way or that way how docs It baronfIf you seek further to annoy a lady whom you have already sufficiently wronged it Is any mans concern Especially If he has followed her across the country sneered Mnuvllle Besides since when have actresses InIbislmatlons he would have challenged thenkbecome a holy convent You stamped yourself a scoundrel slowrly as though weighing each word and youlmalign a young girl brother Or lover interrupted the land bar on Perhaps however you were only traveling to see the country Have you anything further with me Interjected SaintProsper curtly The patroons blood coursed burn lug through his veins The others contemptuous manner stung him more fiercely than language Yes he said meaningly his eyes challenging SUlntProspere Have you been at Bpedellas fencing rooms Are you In practic- eSilntProsper hesitated a moment and tho land barons face fell Was II possible the other would refuse to meet him 1 But he would not let him oft easily There were ways to torceii and suddenly the words of the marI quls recurring to him he surveyed the soldier disdainfully Gad you must come of a family of cowards and traitors But you shall fight orthe public becomes arbiter And he half raised his arm threateningly The soldiers tanned cheek was now as pale as a moment before it had beenI flushed His mouth set resolutely as though fighting back some weakness With lowering brows and darkening 4 glance he regarded the land baron- I J was thinking he said nt length with an effort that If I killed you people would want to know the rea sonII The patroon laughed How solicit ous you are for her welfare and mine Do you then measure skill only by Inches If so I confess you would stand a fair chance of dispatching me But your address The St Charles I presuumetI The soldier nodded curtly and hav- Ing accomplished his purpose Mauvllle had turned to leave when loud voices In a front box near the right aisle at tracted general attention from those occupying that part of the grand stand The young officer who had accompa nied Susan to the races was angrily confronting a thickset man the latest recruit to her corps of willing captives The lad land assumed the arduous taskJof guarding the object of his fancy from all comers simply because she t had been kind And why should she j not have been Ho was only a boy She was old enough to bewell an adviser When after a brief but point ed altercation he flung himself away with a last reproachful look In the dlfrection of his enslaver Susan looked hurt That was her reward for being nice to a child A fractious young cub said the thickset man complacently Well I like cubs better than bears retorted Susan pointedly Not long however could the interest of the spectators be diverted from the amusement of the day and soon all eyes were drawn once more to the track where the horses hoofs resound ed with exciting patter as they strug gled toward the wire urged by the stimulating voices of the Jockeys How did you enjoy It my deartasked Barnes suddenly reappearing at Constances box A grand heat that 1 though I did bet on the wrong horse But dont wait for us SaintProsper Mrs Adams and I will take our time getting through the crowd I will see you at the hotel my dear he added r as the soldier and Constance moved away with the desultory tag end of the procession On either side of the road waved tho mournful cypress draped by tho hoary tillandsla and from the Bomber depths of foliage came the chirp of the tree crickets and the notet of tho swamp owl Faint music in measured rhythm a foil to dIsconnect- ed wood sound was wafted from a distant pantatlontWalt said ConstnncetHo drew in the horses and silently they listened Or was he listening Ills glance seemed bent so moodily almost on space she concluded he was not She stole a sidelong look at him A penny for your thoughts she J said gayly E lIe started I was thinking how fl soon I raignt leave new Orleans Leave New Orleans she repeated in surprise But I thought you Intend ed staying here Why have you chang ed your mind rohgret n A deep ed to his brow He bout over her suddenly eagerly Would it matter if I went She drew back at the abruptness of wordsr questionoPerhapstshe too felt the sudden repulse of her own answer and the ensuing con stralnt Perhaps some compunction moved her to add in a voice not entire ly steadyAnd you think of going back to France To France ho repeated quickly No and stopped Looking up a half questioning lIght in her eyes took flight to his until suddenly arrested by tho bard set ex Abruptlynchilled by she knew not what her lashes fell The horses champed their bits and tugged at the reins Impatient of the prolonged pause Let us got she said in a low con strained voice At her words he turned the harsh ness dropping from his taco like a discarded mask the lines of determina tion wavering Let us go she said again without looking up He made no motion to obey until the sound of n vehicle behind them seemed to break the spell and mechanically he touched the horses with the whip To be Continued Buys Addition to Farm Ammons Ky Feb USpeclolI George T Wheeler has bought an addition to his farm consisting of tiftyfive acres including a tine young orchard of about a thousand choice apple trees with other small fruits Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh Medicine Sent Free Send no ironey simply write and try Botanic Blood Balm at our expense Botanic Blood BalmB B B kills or destroys the poison in the blood which causes the awful aches in back and shoulder blades shift ing pains difficulty in moving fin gers toes or legs bone pains swollen muscles and joints of rheumatism or the foul breath hawking spitting droppings in throat bad hearing specks flying before the eyes all played out feeling of catarrh Botanic Blood Balm has cured hundreds of cases of 80 or 40 years standing af ter doctors hot springs and patent medicines had all failed Most of these cured patients had taken Blood Balm as a last resort It is especially advised for chronic deep seated cas es Impossible for any one to suffer the agonies or symptoms of rheumatism or catarrh while or after taxing Blood Balm It makes the blood pure and rich thereby giving a healthy blood supply Cures are permanent and not a patching up Sold at drug stor s 1 per large bottle Sample of Blood Balm sent free and prepaid also spe cial medical advice by describing your trouble and writing Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga A personal trial of Blood Balm is better than a- housand printed testimonials so write at once- Breach of Promise Suit Miss Mollie Miller one of the most highly connected young women of Pellville Hancock county filed a f5000 breach of promise sUIt at Owensboro last week against Estill D Berry a prominent young farmer of county Miss Miller alleges that iu October 1001 she and the defendant became engaged The date of the wedding was set for October 8 1002 They were to have been married- at Rockport Ind The petition says that on October 7 100H the day be the wedding the defendant left Kentucky for Oklahoma and resided there until September 1003 at which time he returned to Daviess county Escaped an Awful Fate Mr H Haggins of Melbourne Fia writes My doctor told me I had Consumption and nothing could be done forme I was given up to die The offer of a free trial bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption induced me to try it Results were startling I am now on the road recovery and owe all to Dr Kings New Discovery It surely saved my life This great cure is guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases Short Haynes Druggists Price GOo 8 100 Trial Botttes free B F Beard on Tobacco Question There is some talk about the tobacco planting sections of an organized Affort to curtail the coming sea sons crop said B F Beard the Hardinsbnrg Ky banker and tobacco at the Louisville last night Farmers are getting poorly paid for their tobacco Prices are so low that may be a curtailed crop I do ot think however that any organiz ed effort to reduce the number of pounds raised will become effective Thursdays LouisvIlle Herald oASIOarABeare theTte Kind You Have Always Bought BigUUlO 1 ill r FOR CHILDREN j Makes teething easy regulates I the bowels and stomach stops t crying cures summer complaint I Mayor Yewell of Owensboro Ky II tarsi Our baby was wasting away i while teething Ins bowels teemed g = beyond control Three physicians E 3 gave him up Owens Pint Mixture S = enoughIt g= E rcnoloe wllboat IbIs 3 f 67 0 ZSe sad SOc on every pickijc t 7ftGtn 3vS CCKfeCfMoocj back II not INoae sample end book tree address THe FLOYD MEDICINE CO klllesII FLOYDS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS 1fJn flonri Sold by all Druggists Cloverport Planing Mill GREGORY CO Prop LUMBERDOORS DOORSSASH SASHBLINDS DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS SHINGLESLATHS LATHSLIME BRICK CEMENT ROOFING ETC H DeH MOORMAN Attorney at Law- t1ARDINSBURG KY Will practice his profession In all of the Courts of Breckenrldpo and adjoining coun ties Special attention given to collecting road cases and criminal practice License to practice In United sfaUnrddinsbuiaDartsOffice over Bank J L MOORMAN DENTISTnm fta nala rrae IIt Prompt attention to all kinds of Dents Work Special attention to FINE GOLD FILLINGS AND CROWN and BRIDGE WORK Prices Moderate Satisfaction Guaranteed Always a Welcome Visitor Visalia Cal Jan 28 1004 Mr Jno D Bahliage Dear Sir Find en closed one dollar for the News in 1004 which I cant do without I am so far from home that it is always a welcome visitor Yours truly Bloom Parr An Early Riser A strong healthy active constitution depends largely on the condition of the liver The fan ous little pills known as DeWitts Little Early Risers not only cleanse the system but they strengthen the action of the liver and rebuild the tissues support- Ing that organ Little Early Risers are easy to act they never gripe and yet they are absolutely certain to pro duce results that are satisfactory in all cases Sold by All Druggists AMMONS MIss Mary Hhellman has been on the sick list Wash Chism and family have been contemplating moving to Louisville Horace McCoy finished a successful school at iPleasant Valley last Tuesday with a liberal treat to his pupils Misses Ama and Dollie Eronsh of Union Star were the guests of Mr and Mrs Wash Hickison Monday Mr and Mrs George Wheeler gave an entertainment last week for the young folks which was well attended Morton Wheeler of Louisville and Miss Ida Wheeler of Frymire are spending two weeks with their broth er George T Wheeler and wife The new store here which was built by Mick Pontrick of Rome Ind and is conducted by Bob French is quite an addition to the place Perfect Confidence Where there used to be a feeling of uneasiness and worry in the house hold when H child showed symptoms of croup there Is now perfect con fidence This is owing to the uni form success of Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the treatment of that dis ease Mrs M I Basford of Pooles ville Md in speaking of her experi ence in the use of that remedy says I have a world of confidence in Chamberlains Cough Remedy for I have used it with perfect success My child Garland iis subject to severe attacks of croup and it always gives him prompt relief For sale by Short Haynes 4I JOHN S CULLEYj jllj if Harned Norm- alSCHOOL Term Beg- insFebruary 23 And Closes June 10 1904 Courses of Study Teachers Course 12 00 Preparatory Course 8 00 Money payabloin advance Pupils absent one week on account of sickness money I refunded Good board and furnishedrooms at 2 and 225 per week For further particulars addres- sANDREW DRISKELL PRINCIPAL Hardinsburg Ky THIS IS A- Presidential YearA- ND YOU MUST KEEP POSTEDT- heway to do this Is to re d th- eWEEKLY Courier Journal HENRY WATTERSON kjJ Editor t TWELVE PAUES ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY 100Year a REVENUE REFORM SOCIAL REFORM MORAL REFORM The COURIER JOURNAL linn thi bill Almiiie pobllihid Slid 35 mil for a copy bj mall COURIERJOURNAL COMPANY LOUISVILLE ICY By a Special Arrangement you can get th- eBreckenridge News and the WEEKLY COURIERJOURNAL both one year for only 150 Tills Is for cash subscriptions only All sub mustbosentflee Oloverport Ky to 4 The Breckenridge News y WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 1004 File Answer to Suit An answer and counterclaim for 300000 as filed this morning by the Kentucky Heating Company against the Louisville Gas Company in the suit brought some months ago by the latter corporation against the former The action of the Gas Company was for 250 000 damages alleged to havo been done the plaintiff by the sale of what was claimed to be mixed and manufactured gas for illuminating purposes This the Gas Company al leged was an infringment of Ira character which confers upon it the right to sell manufactured gas for Illumi nating purposes The petition of the Gas Company has passed through preliminary stages of pleadings in Judge Millers court and the Heating Companys answer and counterclaim will bring the questiun in controversy fairly to issue The Gas Company maimed in its peti tion that his Heating Company had sold mixed and manufactured ges since January 1 1895 and asked that an accounting be given for the loss of business alleged to have been sustained In answering these allegations the Heating Company merely makes formal denial of every charge Tuei days Times t Laxative BromocR uininot pm2ZayaCi Rev Walton Writes About Alt Carmel and Ebenezer Mt Carmel Ky Jan 0 1004 Jno D Babbage Cloverport Ky Dear Sir When I left Cloverport last summer I promised to write you an article for the paper sometime when the opportunity afforded This morn ing seems to bo the most opportune time But if I should put a deal of pessimism into what 1 say it is not because I am a pessimist for on the other hanci I am an optimist in the extreme God rules the universe and sooner or later all things will be tor the best But because I have been sick since Deo 20 1003 and am just now convalescing I am now getting able to sit up tintt write some but cannot do my church work I took charge of this work November 1 IU05J and God has wonderfully blest my work I received twentyone into the two churches in the tvo months I was able to work before i was compelled to stop ZZH This is a blue grass country just on the border of the mountains I can stand at my window facing the North and in the distance see tne mountains Land sells for 40 per acre and produces annually from 40 to 50 bushels of corn to the acre a good crop year Crops of all kinds were poor last year from two causes In tne first place the the spring was very late and people don PIt get to plant their crops on time then the summer was very dry And the crops did not mature The principal products are wheat corn oats and tobacco Stock raising r have he air manopen who for Fair your JVVTJ who all who the used tie that or or guess 2500 or guess 1000 nearest estimate or or guess sixth estimate or seventh or guess 150 guess ninth or guess 75 tenth estimate or 50 next or each next or each 50 28 guesses t5 each 140 445 or f3 each 1335 403 To In your we furnish figures The total paid during May of Worlds 1050037 Tho total paid during play of Buffalo What will be total paid during May of St Worlds or guess at It send in figures of your It may mean fortune to day Fair opens so that no is gained in timating Send figures of your or with your subscriptions Bo careful to write your name figures P O Dont to take of especially h and cattle is carried onextensivelyMt though a town is more than a hundred It is seven from iugsbnrg the county seat of Fleming county Fleuiingsourg is nearest railroad station have a hilly stage and a mull line to Flemingsburg and a daily stage and mail to Mnysville we have no telephones but as soon as the weather permits a line ba put into operation All the poles nn and part of set There are churches in town representing a membership of about 800 M E South Campbell anti Presbyterians each have good substantial building The Presbyterian church was only organized n year ago last October and in numbers is the smallest of Both of the churches organizationsThe church at Cottage ville Lewis county organized in 17U8 making it years old of the oldest churches in this of the countryI the Carmel and Ebene churches on alternate Sundays Yours truly Rev T F Walton Mysterious Circumstance One and sallow and the other and rosy Whence the differance She who is blushing with health uses Kingss New Life to maintain it By gently arousing the organs compel good digestion and constipa tion Try Only 25c at Short A Haynes Drug f Our Great Profit Sharing Contest r L Jt1IfU II I 1st Prize 5000 2nd Prize 2500 3d Prize 1000 Seven Special Prizes of 50000 Each for Early Estimates Every subscriber to THE BKECKKXIUUQE NEWS will an opportunity to share in these magnificent prizes if wishes participate the Worlds b Contest which theso J glenThe matter of this is the Total Paid Admissions during May the first month of the Great St Louis Without doubt the Worldsfair which will at St Louis on May 1 will be the largest fair ever held the world every woman and child should be interested in this great enterprise of this Great Contest Every subscriber remits 100 the regular subscription price for a years subscrip tion TilE BHECKENRIDGE NEWS receive one certificate which secure him prize which his estimates entitle him claim When you send in your subscription also send your estimates of the total paid admissions at the Worlds during May the first month of the Fair Write address and estimate the Subscription Blank below and mail it Tin 13HEcKENlUDm rho contest close at midnight April 30th andno estimate hour will be allowed The ofliciofrecora the Secretary of the Worlds total paid attendance during May the first month of the Fair will determine arc to the prizes the nWllr s will be made by a disinterested committee of prominent Iduring the first week in June As this contest will close on April 30 the day before opens will have on equal chance win these prizes Those estimate or guess have a chance to win a Special Prize and just as good a chance to win Capital Prize of 500000 as the one who guesses on the last day of the contest The money to pay the prizes is deposited in the Central Savings Bank Detroit Michigan and can bo for no other purpose In case of a or two or more estimators are equally correct prizes will be divided equally between them IS THE LIST OF For the nearest estimate Ruesst5OOOo- rthe second nearest correct estimate For tho third nearest correct estimate For tho fourth correct guess 500 For tho fifth nearest correct estimate SOO For the nearest correct guess 200 For the nearest correct estimate For the eighth nearest correct estimate or 100 For the nearest correct estimate the nearest correct guess ClFortho five nearest correct estimates guesses fwO 100 For tho five nearest correct estimates guesses 110 For the next nearest correct estimates or For tho next nearest correct estimates guesses prizes amounting to1l500Va- luable Information aid forming estimates the following admissions tho first month the Chicago Fair were admissions the first month the PanAmerican Exposition were 309430 tho admissions the Oral month the Louis Fair Figure it out and the guesses a you The contest will close before the advantage by delay es the result the estimates guesses and plainly fall advantage the Special Prizes rses small years od situated miles Fleui out We At present will are the around the pole threo tea n the three other are was 105 one part Mt zer was pale fresh Dr Pills lazy they head off them Store 15000IN 500 Cash Prizes to in Greet in greatFair in and Conditions to will will any to in will to NEWSI and to entitledI will HERE PRIZES correct the In addition to the foregoing prizes the following Special Prizes for Early Estimates- WILL BE PAID For the nearest correct estimate received before Jan 15 SCO For the nearest correct estimate received on or after Jan 15 and before leb1 bOO For the nearest correct estimate received on or after Febl and before Feb 15 500 For the nearest correct estimate received on or after Feb 15 and before March 1 500 For the nearest correct estimate received on or after Marchl and before March 15 500 For the nearest correct estimate received on or after March 15 and before 500 For the nearest correct estimate received on or after April 1 and before April 15500Tot- al 500 prizes amounting to f15000 Subscription Blank Inclosed find to apply on Subscription Account Name Postofflco Stato My Estimates of the total number of paid admissions to the Worlds Fair during the month of May are Remember that the Capital Prize Is 5000 and that there are Seven Special Prizes of 500 each for Early Estimates Send all orders to The Breckenridge News Cloverport Ky Correct Silverware Correct in character design and Workmanshipis as necessary as dainty china or fine linen if you Goodtasteforks spoons and fancy pieces for table use will be correct if se lected from goods stamped u Q A 7 Rogers BrosRemembel areImitationCataloguoNoIntirnttlontl Sliver Co Meriden Cona Bradley IRegistration Bill Thf Bradley Registration Certificate Bill virtuiilly became n law Thursday when the Senate passed the House bill without amendment The bill requires the registration of voters in nil cities and towns from the first to the sixth class inclusive and requires the officers to issue to each registered voter a certificate of registration which certificate must be presented to the officers of election at the polls be fore the vote can be cast In Breckenridge county tthee is one incorporated city of the fifth class Cloverport and four incorporated towns of the sixth class Hardiusburg Irvington Stephensport and Glen deane The best physic Onto tried and you will always use Uhamoerlalni Stomach and Liver Tablets ItIIIIS William AGirard Pease Vt These Tablets are the most prompt most pleasant and most reliable cathartic in use For sale by Short Haynes To Save Farmers Money John Taylor will begin to prize to bacco for the farmers in Hawesville at the first favorable season He will ship to Lonisvilla where the prices are higner than in any ot tho local marKets Air Taylor expects to save the farmers money by finding them nnothermarket To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Luxntlvo Itromo Quinine Tablets All druggists orefund tho money If It sills to cure E W Orvus signature Is on ouch box 2W NonAdvertisers Fail Bradstreet has made the statistical discovery that 80 per cent of the mer chants who fail fulled to advertise We knew all along where the trouble was but are glad to see the fact reduced to authoritative figuresHenderson Jour nal Will Go to the Philippines Moorman Willis son ol R O Willis of this city who enlisted in the reg ular army in 1002 and has been sta tioned at Fort Du Chesne in Utah will go with his company to the Philippine Islands the first of March V G BABBAGE AttorneyatLawPUBLIC Many years experience in Bottling estates All collections yeas onublo Cloverport Kentucky MINTOEINSTANTLY HeAcbeiw THE ONLY LIQUID REMEDY ON THE MARKET THAT IS PLEASANT T8 TAKE Harmless Safe at All Times Prompt and Eflcieat cUDS Neuralgia CURBS Nervous lieu CUUS bln1aeS40 CURES Nausea CORKS Sleeplessness CURES Because it reduce lotUuuuatlon quiets the nerves UK corrects the stomach Price 25cF- or Sale By SHORT HAYNES Sole Agents in Cloverport NNNNNNNINNLNNNNN j Bank of Hardinsburg OFFICERS J B F BEARD PRESIDENT M H BEARD Cashier j DIRECTORS + Morris Hskridgc G W Beard Late Green C Vic Robertson B P Beard o Dr A i1 KSucheloe D S I Insured against loss by RichardsoniiInterest paid on time OONNONOON000N00 OONONOOOONNa The Breckinridge Bank Cloverport Ky Capital Stock 45100 Surplus 7000 Incorporated Organized in 1872 w II BOWMBR President A 13 SKIU MAN Cashier DR P L LIGIITFOOT V Ires CIIAS B SKIUMAN Asst Cashier Accounts of Firms Individuals and Corporations solicited Any business entrusted to us will receive prompt end careful attention Storage place for packages in our fireproof vault furnished our customers free NEW SAFE NEW VAULT AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Interest paid on time depos- itseelaliiiNeeelleeMlieleeeNlite u First State Bank IRVINGTON KY W J PIGGOTT President JOHN R WIMP VicePresident II H KEMPKR Cashier Accounts of Corporations Finns and Individuals solicited Interest Paid on Time Deposi- tsaaaeaaaaeeaalessesa NeaweaaaaNaet3- S u lo Dalton Marble Works MARBLE AND GRANITE DALTON GA AGENT WANTED k J = o oiTHE 11 Fifth Avenu- eHOTEL1 Louisvill e Ky PIKE CAMPBELL Mgr o The most located and only firstclass hotel the city making 200 IOnly block from the district two blocks from the theatres IStreet cars pass the door the neat and clean ue aaass ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Winter Tourists Tickets now on sate duty to NCW ORLEANS JLA and to other I Southern points also to MOT SPRINGS ARK and points In Texas IHAVANA CUHA Special Reduced Rates Dally April JO 1904 NEW ORLEANS Speclal low round trip rates account Mardi Ores Fbruary to 1904 Only Line running through Personally Conducted Ex cursion Sleepers Louisville to CALIFORNIA NEW MEXICO ARIZONA und TEXAS i centrally In ft rate one principal shopping and principal to all parts of city- Everything nu to v 1 5 p15 CF 4 P Special Low Ono Way and Round trip Rates In effect to the Southwest on First and Third Tuesdays In each month llRO BEST LINE TO HOT SPRINGS ARK For Folders and Descriptive Matter of Cuba rand New Orluansclroulars descriptive of Lands In tho South und through tickets apply to newest railroad agent or addressF W HARLOW D P A Louisville Ky saeeeecee seesaeaeeeeeeaseeeeeleeSeSS4SiU + + +44 fM H GABBERT iofElizabethtown Ky DISTRICT AGENT FOR I NOT INSURANCE CO NEW YORK THE LARGEST COHPANY IN THE WORLD IE This company writes FIRE LIGHTNING and TORNADO INSURANCE giving the most liberal contract on farm and town property Prompt settlements guaranteed in case of loss Prompt attention given to any matters that may come up i JrB HERNDON Solicitor Irvington K- yCNNNNNNNNNN++ r DAN BROOKS NNNNNINNNNNN CO LIVE STOCK COMMISSION 1 MERCHANTS CENTRAL STOCK YARDS LOUISVILLE KY N4N1NNNNNa Fountain Pens very cheap at J D Babbages tft n r w r- u 1 BRECKENRIDGE NEWS UNO D end V G BABBAQE i Editor and Proprietors Issued Every Wednesday t i Subscription Price 100 a year or a 125 if paid at the end of year OARDS OKTHANKS over five lines chargd 7orat the rate of 10 rents per line OBITUARIES charged for at tho rate of 5 cants per lino Money In advance yExamine the label on your paper If It Is not correct please notify us nU When ordering n change In the addrt811 subscribers should give their old us fullILS tho new address I I EIGHT PAGES WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 lOOI THE PAllt1IBRS MOrhMhoIYT The farmers moyeuient is al rigs If they can effect a strong combiuatio and all pull together the big farmer and the little farmer as well theycan hope to accomplish something that will bene efit them They have got to work along the same lines as the tobacco trust 1irst form a strong combination of the leading tobacco growers then proceed to satisfy the small growei the two to five acre man either by buying his land or giving him a good bonus to go out of the business When this is accomplished then the combination must select the best business farmer in the combination at a good salary to manage the combination and look after its affairs and see that a certain amount of acreage is putout every year so many acres in dark and so many in burley just enough 1 to stiff demand from thekeep up a good Tobacco Trust When the supply of the raw material is absolutely under the control of the producer he can dictate terms to the Tobacco Trust or manufacturer and get his own price Just as longas the farmer over in the hollow nnd on the hillside with his five to ten acres of tobacco ground the only source from which he can get immediate supplies for his family is free to raise tobacco attdsell to whom and at a price that satistie3 him just so longwill he regulate the price It is the small producer that is the factor in the produc tion of tobacco in fact he is the mm that controls in all the trades Tin American Tobacco Co never moved a peg until they got all Ihe little dealer OUt of their business Sentiment dont control in trusts Neither does it in farmingor in trades It is money and brains and the knowing how with back bone and energy thrown in that wins The RussoJapanese war after bein fought in the newspapers for several months has at last been practically be gun by the opening of hostilities on the part of Japan Japan has dispatches sixty transports of soldiers to Corea where a landing will be effected under the protection of a fleet of torpedo boats The Japanese fleet has been sent to Port Arthur anda clash with the Russian fleet is imminent according to late dis patches received in this country American ships will be close at hand to see that Uncle Sams interests are protected The United States is now the world greatest exporter of domestic products In IS1 she stood at the bottom of the list as compared with Great Britain and Germany Now she stands first as will be seen by the following report from the Department of Commerce and Labor United Great States Itrltuln Germany 1675 J 407000000 JlCWOOOOOO 59300000C 1600 84i000000 1 22000 000 701000001 1900 14X1 000 000 14170000UO 10U700000C 1903 1457000000 1415000000 lSOOOOOOOC We are not only playing first fiddle in domestic products but in most everything that goes to make a country great And these exports give us some insight as to why farm products are so bright Other countries are buying more ef what the farmer raises every year and will continue to do it The farmer should study statistics and keep in touch with the markets Produce the things that are in demand and bring the I best prices The great fire that raged in Baltimon from 111 oclock Sunday morning until Monday evening was one of the most disastrous conflagrations the world has ever known ad second only in this country to the great Chicago fire in 1871 For twentyeight hours one hundred engines fought the fire and now that the flames are checked Baltimore faces a loss of over 100000000 and a water famine Providentially only one person was killed and about fifty injured The burned district covers 140 acres the wholesale and retail portion of the city and 2500 houses were detlrbyed Six thousand business firms were destroyed and 50000 people thrown out of em ployment Regiments of soldiers guard the burned area Gov Warfield of Maryland has been asked to proclaim a 4 t ten days holiday and a thirtyday ex tension on all regal papers Restaurants are wiped out and a partial famine threatens Aid will be given the people of the stricken city by all sister cities the Nationalgovernment and the Mary land Legislature Baltimores lOBS will be felt by all the commercial world as it is one of the countrys greatest marts tJ k Nasa-ls CATARRHIn Elys Cream Balm cleanses soothes and heals the diseased membrane Itcures catarrh and drives away a cold In the head nnlekly Cream Hahn Is placed Into the over the membrane and Is nostrllsprcadsI I mediate and a cure follows It Is not produce sneezing Large Size 60 cents atDrug gists or by mall Trial Size 10 cents ELY BROTHERS 60 Warren Street New York PICKED UP ON THE ROAD Jesse M Howard has bought a very lino lot of tobacco over ut Glondctuio for the American To bacco Co lie paid one and two fivers for the best crops lie u still buying but at figures u little lower than the first purchases Mr Howard is a fine judge and u good handler of tobacco He knows n good crop when ho sees it and knows its value lIe deals honestly and fairly with the farm ers giving them good weight und the top price for their crop He- is also buyer for the Ohio Valley Tie Co for whom ho has been working for ten or twelve years His long service for this company is an endorsement of his business ability his honesty his integrity and his worth as a tine young business man Win Sipes of Hancock county went to West Point last Thursday to see his brother Wash who hat been sick for souse time and is not expected to recover Uncle Wash Sipes is well known nil over Breckenridge Meade and Hun cock counties In his younger days ho ran a livery stable in Clovcrport It was away back in the sixties when people paid more attention to horses than they do now Most every man then es pecially tho farmers had good horses and Uncle Wash took kCItuhad onc in particular a roan pony a beautiful animal fat as a butter ball and gentle as a lamb This pony was a great favorite with the boys who used to Hock around UncleTushs stable about watering time waiting their turn to rile this pony to water Uncle Wash was mighty kind und good to the little boys and would let them ride at every opportunity Many of these boys lire grownup men now and re member Uncle Washs kindness to this day- Abntham Sago went to Louisville last Thursday He is 22 years old born and reared in Breekcnridge county near Clover port and this was his first trip to Louisvillei Ho has a grandfather in Now Albany Ind who is 115 fears old is in good health and strong and vigorous for his years IThos Lyddan was over at Glen leano Saturday and bought of Robertson Bros a pair of the finest 3year old mules in the county He paid 350 for them and says he got a bargain Mrs S B Schopp of Stephens port is visiting her parents Mr ind Mrs S S Blitz Louisville The greatest bargains ever offered in furniture A beautiful lino of calicos at 5 cents per yard Take your butter eggs and all kinds ofcountry produce to Geo McCubbins Stcphensport and ex change them for these bargains Mr Geo Jamison the timber and tie man who has been confined to his room for over a year with rheumatism is still an active business man although ho never leaves his room Ho has two mills sawing for him and has handled over a duringhoMr and Mrs F P Payne went to Hardinsburg Monday HARDINSBURG 2 John Haltingly of Gleudeano was hereSumlay and Monday Preston Green of Full of Rough was in the city Monday Allen R Kincheloe spent several days in Louisville last week H C Murray returned home from Memphis Tenn last Monday Henry DeH Moorman was in Louisville several days last week Miss Rosebud Moorman of Glen deane was a visitor Jn town last week Godfrey Ball of Caneyville was here the first cf the week visiting his mother Miss Annie Gaines of Fordsville is the charming guest of Miss Sallie Beard W Anderson of Irvington was here the first of the week visiting hisI parents Thomas Blythe of Irvingtou was visiting Taos 0 Tonbey the first of the week Miss Nellie Moorman of Glendeane is the guest of Gen anti Mrs David R Murray Miss Alliene Murray returned home Wednesday from a visit to relatives at CloverportID S Richardson and daughter Miss Mary were the guests of Mr and Mrs P M Beard last week The ROT J T Duvall of ElizaI bethtown presiding elder of this dis trict conducted Quarterly Meeting services at the M E church South last Saturday and Sunday Repairing done on watches clocks spectacles rings chains charm l silverware violins guitars banjos iccordeons umbrellas aud all kinds Df jewelryLewis Ballsilversmiths end opticians QUARTERLY REPORT- OF Ti- lEBreckioridge Bank At the close of business on the 31st day of Detemb r IlIQ3 HE OUHCE8ILoans and discounts J IWlHt 24 Jvurdrafts unsecured 150 5- DUl from NationalI Banks 5 149355i Jue from State Hunks and Hankers S 505 43 24501 01 Junking house and lot 3724 71 Other stocks and bonds C2S09 5- 4pccle500000 3urnmpy 107TO 58 10 730 58 urnlturouncl llxturus 21N4 M f 23530069 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid In hi cash 44510000 Surplus Fund 0933 17 Tnuivlded profits 400 00 teuosltd subject to check on which inter est Is not paid f 590J i Tlml certlllcntos of do pouts on which Inter test Is paid 12180071 1EJ1M SW UnpaId dividends No 59 3 per ct declared this day 135100 IunJ to pay taxes 317 50 SUPPLEMENTARY j Ugliest amount of Indebtedness ot any stockholder person company or llrmdncluiUnK tho liability of the company or firm the liability j of the Indlvlaual members therllof directly or indirectly if sucn In cbtedness exceed SO per cent of upltal stock actually paid In and actual amount of surplus of the hunk t 00 low IsindcDtednessstatdinubovo lien 1 secured IlKhcst amount of Indebtedness of any director or otllccr if amount such Indehtednusscxcecds perIcent of paidup capital stock of hunk 00 How is sumo secured Docs amount of Indebtedness of my person company or firm In I ludliiK In the liability or the com puny or firm the liability of the In j Ivldual members thereof exceed J 30 cent of paidup capital aud iso surplus Ko- t I state mount of such in ebtedness Amount of lust dividend 135300 Were till expenses losses Interest bore1I0t less than 10 per cent of net roots of the bank for the period orered by the dividend carried to the surplus fund before said dlvl lond was declared Yes f 235300 69 lSTATE OP IE TUCKYssCounty of lircckonrldee A H Sklllmitn Cashier of the Brecken Idee Hank a bunk located and doing busl lesson WallI street In the city of Cloverport In said county being duly sworn says that tho foregoing report Is In all respects a true itutcmont of the condition of tho said Hank nt the close of business on the 31st day of December 1903 to trio best of his knowledge and belief sand further says that the business of said Hunk has been transacted at the loca tlon named and not elsewhere and that the IKJVO report Is made in compliance with an itliclal notice received from tho Secretary of State designating the 31st day of Dec 903 as tho day on which such report shall be nude A n SICILLMAN Cashier W 1 1 HO WM Kit I O T SiILLMAN DirectorsIC HSK1LLMAN I Subscribed and sworn to before me by A H Iklllman Cashier the 2nd day of Juno 1903 CHARLES H SICILLMAN N P B O My commission expires Jun 10 loot eAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAs Heal estate investments are as a rule tho best paying property The net results are generally very satisfactory Of course the ideal real estate investment is the purohase money Holdings of which there can be no mibbling as to payment First mortgages on real estate if carefully placed make a good investment However the greatest taco should be taken by the man putting his money into mortgages to be sure that his is a first mortgage Ho should also have some per sonal knowledge of the property on which he contemplates placing a lien and be satisfied also that there are no prior mortgages or mechanics liens existing In this event ho could not be defeated in the collection of his claim and all accrued interest V G BABBAGE Cloverport Ky Attorney at Law = j 4aW V Kt tOO iMLi J A r il1 q H t TOMATOES AND TURNIPS ntII What a Half Acre of Land Netted the Mississippi Agricultural College The first crop grown was touiatoen The varieties used were Beauty Ao ue Dwarf Champion and Magnus The soil was of medium fertility and of a loamy nature The tomato seed were planted in the greenhouse Jan nary 5 In rows live inches apart When the plants were about four inches tall they were put in twoincl potsand placed in n half hardy greet house until they were pot bound 13y this time the plants were about eight inches tuB they were then trans planted with sod in fiveinch plant bands in cold frames the date of this planting was about March 1 Cottonseed hulls were Kept in readiness as n covering to be placed on the canvas in the event of a cold snap Frequent ventilation and all tho light possible was given on cold days when the thermometer stood above freAzing On April 10 the date plants were remove ed to the field they had from one to two clusters of blooms on them The soil was prepared in the garden the fall before in rows four feet apart Ten loads of stable manure was np plied before the soil was prepared The plants were curried to the Hole on hand barrows as carefully us poses ble to prevent breaking the pod nud were placed thirty inches apart in the rows which had been previously opened for their reception The bands were tnen removed by cutting the lMiner with a Knife soil was pulled I around each sod with a hoe afterwards the turning plow was employed and the planting was finished With in a few days the plants bad beet pruned and tied to stakes A strawberry plant was then planted betweet ouch tomato plant Frequent but shallow cultivation was employee during the season The plants WAre pruned so as to make two stems The first tomatoes were gathered for mar- Ket June 1 and were sold jn loco towns at from 00 cents to 150 per sixbasket crate Tomatoes on this half acre netted 200 After tho crop was removed it was found that a large per cent of the berry plants had died The soil was then prepared and nil of the missing places between the berry plants were planted in purple top globe turnip seed Seventylive dollars worth of turnips were sold in the locus markets from tnis planting After the turnips were removed all of the missing places were replaced in berry plants and there is now a pertect standYazoo Senti nel Beware of Ointments tor Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercy will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when entering it througn the mucous surface Such articles should never be used ex cept on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is tenfold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by J F Cheney Co Toledo 0 contains no mercury and is taken internally act ina directly upon the blood and mu cus surfaces of the system In buy- Ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you yet the genuine It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio by J F Lneiiey Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists price 70o per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best Louisville Live Stock Market Reported by Dan Brooks k Co Central Stock Yurds Louisville Feb 8CdttleArrivals for todays market were fairly liberal The offerings which consisted principally of butcher selections moved readily all the tidy butcher steers and heifers being in strong demand values for the best being 5 to lOc higher All classes of butcher stock showed improvement and all the offerings were readily disposed of at full market values Bulls canners fresh cows and spring ers ruled firm with all arrivals in active demand Stockers and feeders of the best selections remam steady others slow at quotations Prime heavy ship plug steers were in strong demand atop market values while the rough halffatted kinds were unchanged Pens were well cleared and the market closed fi irmCalvesChoiceveals 5 to stiOextra 5755 others 350 to flsO HoxsThere was a moderate supply on sale today arid the market opened early with prices generally lOc higher All arrivals were quickly absorbed at the ftllowing prices Coice hogs 10 pounds and up 510 120 to 16o pounds 465 pigs 1435 rough 4 to 440 Prospects steady Sheep and LambsThere was a light supply on sale and all the best fat sheep and butcher lambs were ready sale at strong market price- sYouthful Couple Marry Miss Nola Burdett and Jas Keenan of Tar Fork went to Cannelton and were married Sunday night The bride is about fifteen and the groom seventeen fCHILLSANJfltaVRii Dont shuddor at tho thought of this dread ful disease Youro liable to have It at any time oven It you suffered with It before Itemomber dont you how hot and feverish you wore ono moment and then Icy cold the next moment Your head ochrd your tongue was all coated and you felt anything but yourself Its wonderful how much sickness wo can stand Isnt it 7 iluTakoDRI THACHERS LIVER AND BLOOD SYRUP THE ROAD TO GOOD HEALTH standngrelieve but cure you It Invigorates the system produces rich red blood and makes you proof against disease All druggists sell Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup at 50 cents and 1100 per bottle Dr Thachers Liver Medlclno Dry 25 cents Write our Consultation Department explaining symptoms and receive free advice Enclose stamp and cot sample bottle- THACHER MEDICINE COMPANY Chattanooga Tonn = I rl If i A Fortune ffor pr Thought fJi JiIfI it is the only nearest correct estimate of the paid admissions to the Worlds Fair during May 5000 is tho sum paida small fortune Head on page 3 how Wto obtain tins It is easy 1500 Envelopes and 500 Note Heads Printed the Best We Know How for 300 Wo put forth our best efforts on every job we turn out and es pecially so in an order for 500 envelopes or note heads The en velopes note heads ink presswork and padding are all up to the standard Every impression is made with the selfsame care as if the order was from a king for his private use We can print most every thing und are always glad to have your order whether largo or small Send us your name and we will send you something nice BRECKENRIDGE NEWS Cloverport Ky Good Clothes and Good Sta tion ery The Meat Questioni- s JI a trying one for the busy husekeep er until she begins to buy her meat at my shop and then the trouble ends be cause the meat I sell gives satisfaction as well the service Irenderi I I Fred May Cloy rport Ky e J p i U- 4ItLiL R r f There is an old saying like this Judge a man not by his clothes but 1by his face The saying holds good on some occasions but when a man applys it 365 days in the year ho finds himself a loser in the end So it is withcheap stationery Cheap clothes and cheap stationery have about the same deadening effect on u mans business Before you got yourgood little wify you put on your best duds and everything else you had good when you called on hersimply be cause you were after the best and of course used the best in your pos session and power to get the best It is the same way with business if you want the best you must go after it with the hestthe best stationery tike we turn out for instance If you dont know about the work wo turn out write us and wo will gladly inform you Thanks to you for reading thisbut if you will abide by its meaning it will be mutually profitable BRECKENRIDGE NEWS Cloterport Ky L tJi We give a man all he wants to eat and all thef coffee he can drink for- quarter a Open night and day = GoffMay Gloverport L JI 1r HEALTHIINSURANCE The man who Insures his Ufo Is wise for his family The man who insures his health Is wise both for his family and j himself You may insure health by guard I ing it It Is worth guarding i At the first attack of disease Which generally approaches through the LIVER and mani fests itself in innumerable ways TAKE Tutts Pills And save your health The Breckenridge News I WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 100 Valentines Babbnge Son W B Oelze went to Hardinstfarg I MondayLunches Kitchen of nil kinds English t Kront 25o per gallon English Kitchen Bridles horso collars collar pads Babbupe Son If y Zi Fresh oysters nlwajs on hand 1 lEnelish Kitchen Wave Rot was up from Owensboro Sunday and Monday Miss Jennie Bates of Hawesville was visiting In the city Thursday Jno P Haswell Jr of Hardins burg was here Friday and Saturday Jt R O Willis nas a position with the American Tobacco company nj book keirperk Mabel Morrison returned Sat nrday from a vhst to Owensboro and Fords vilIle MM J1 r T Lewis of Irvington attended the fnueml of Capt A S English Friday Mr and Mrs Allen Kingsbury and child spent several days at Union Star last weep MibS Irene Jnrboe was in Skillman several days last week the guest of her grandmother Mrs Geo Jarboe Miss Lelia McGary who has been the guest of Miss Eliza Squires re turned to her home in Hardinsbnrg MondayMrs W Short and Miss Rnth Haynes left yesterday to spend several weeks In the Southern States and at- tend1 t Mardi Gras at New Orleans Mrs Ella LaNcave was in the city lost weeK from Franklin Tenn to attend the fungal If her father Capt A S English Friday Miss Mary Keith of Bewleyvllle Who has been attending college at Kasseivillb was the guest of Mr and Mrs J E Keith from Thursday till Friday while en route h- omePROFIT The matter of feed is of tremendous importance to the t farmer Wrong feeding is loss Right feeding is profit The uptodate farmer knows what to feed his cows to get the most milk his pigs to get the most pork his hens to get the most eggs Science kJ But how about the children Are they fed according to science a bone food if bones are soft and undeveloped flesh and muscle food if they are thin and weak and a blood food if there is anemia Scotts Emulsion is a mixed food the Cod Liver Oil in it images flesh J lood andmuscle the Lime and Soda make bone randItis the standard scientific food for delicate f n i children Send for free sample Be tare that this picture In the form al a label u on the wrapper of every bottle of EmuUlon you buy ScottBowneCHEMISTS 409 Pearl1 StNY 50c tad1r alll druUU New prints Boboage Son Three cans corn 25c English KitchenSeven bar Lighthouse soap 2fic English Kitchen Mrs Lizzie Burnett was in Har dlnsonrg Thursday Fresh pies cnkes and bread every day English Kitchen Via Robertson was down from Hardinshurg Thursday Miss Ida Dutsohke of Holt enter ed the city pnbilo school Monday Our ladies rundyto wear skirts 2CO now 160Babbage Son J T Skillumn was taken to LnKe land Saturday for special treatment lira K E Moorman entertained the Ladies Reading Club Thursday after noonOur 12 sewing Machine is the best made for the money Sold on easy term Babbage Son Mr and Mrs W Roberts of Wes Point were the guests of Mr and Mrs B M McCarty Sunday Ready to wear aprons 1211 cents cut full and made of tbe best quality of gingham Bubbage 6s Son Jas S Barry of near Birds Point Mo has been the guest of his broth er Jno A Barry the past week Mrs Lizzin Burnett and Mrs Eugene Golf were the gneiits of Mr and Mrs Chas Tabor at Hawesville SundayMr Mrs Chns B Skilman gave n six oclock dinner Monday evening in honor of her mother Mrs T B Young of Morganfield Those prevent were Mr and Mrs A B Smllinan Mr and Mrs W H Bowmer Mr and Mrs Eugene Haynes Mr und Mrs J D Babbage and Mrs Geo Short DEDICATION ON NEXT SATURDAY Next Saturday the Kentucky build ing at the Lomsiaun Purchase Expo sition will ho dedicated with fitting ceremonies The dedication will to wade the occasion of the formal transfer of the building from the Exhibit Association to the commis sioners recently named oy Gov Beck haw under the provisions of the act making an appropriation of g7t000- t supplement the fund raised by the association for the States representa tion at the exposition The decliunto ry exercises will embrace a wel come address by President Francis himself a transplanted Colonel the tender of the building oy President A Y Ford of the Exhibit Association to Gov Beckham and his acceptance of the same- Saturdays programme also includes8 an elaborate luncheon given br Pres ident David B FrancIs and other ex position officers at the Hall of Congresses on the exposition ground bet fore the speechmaking etc in the Kentucky building and a banquet by the Kentucky Society of St Louis at nightThe members of the Kentucky Ex hibit Association headed by Governor Beokham and the General Assembly will go to Ut Louis Friday on a special train tendered the Exhibit Asso ciation by the Louisville and Nash villo and Louisville Henderson and St Louis railways On Friday night Ftb 12 prior to the departure of the train to the Worlds Fair city a banquet will DO give the legislators by Louisvilles commercial organizations Heavy birdLaws Frankfort Kv Feb 8If the Senate passes the bill which went through theHoufo today there will be a heavy fine for the sale of any quail partridge pheasant grouse or wild turkey Killed in this state It will not only he unlawful to pell any of these game birds killed in Kentucky hut it will also be a violation of the law for any persons or corporation to transport the birds to any market Hotels restaurants and individuals will have to Rill their own birds or else buy birds that nave been brought here from other states Will be The Northwest Chicago Feb 8A contract has oeen let for refitting and redecorating the Iroquois theater in widen 612 per sons were lost on December 30 last It has been uncertain whether the Iroquois would open again as a playhouse but the letting of the contract for repairs indicates that the theater will be reopened to the public as a place of amusement The cost of the repairs will be about 22000 and the management hopes to r reopen the house in the early spring It Is said the name of the theater will be changed to the Northwest Hanna Resting Better Washington Feb 8 Senator Han nas condition tonight was a little more encouraging though the extreme weakness which has been the I worst feature of his illness continues He had a fairly quiet day rested a tit tle better and there was less Jrritabil ity of the stomach so that the Senator wa B able to take more nourishment than for some days I ULNewsoms COLUMNI N w my friends I advise you not toI rend the following list if you expect to hold on to jour money as the tempta tion will be very great to invest it in some of the bargains offered What is the use of always renting property when you can buy I have several pieces of property which have paid for themselves three tittles I shall take pleasure in driving you around and showing you the city property Two Horses for sain Vo2 Lot sad bourn Oak and Main 2000 No 4 Lot u ml house Ogloshy Avunuo JOOO No 5 Lot ulilt house Kiistland 800 Nod Lot and IMUSU Oak streut NX No i Lot and house Fourth street WX No H Lot and house Huston street 600 Noll Lot and houso Third anil Center 600 No 10 lotI and Louse llurillus Creek 6llINoll Lot First street No 12 Lot and house Short Uno It It 400I No 11 Lot fwd house Oak street 3H Nol4 Four pasture lots 300- No 15 Toll gate house 800- No III Lot and houso Rive street 300 No 17 Uit mid house River streut 300 No IS Lot and house wall street 300 No 10 Iot and house Oak street 27f No 20 lot and house Kastland 251- No 21 IHand house Eastland 250 Nom Lot fwd house Center street 300 Nol Lot Wall street 2zO Not lot Wall street 220 No 25 Lot lend house Walnut street 200- No 31 Lot and house 81 Hardln 200 No 2 i Lot and house Center street 17j No2S Lot and house Center street IT- No2i Lot and house Chestnut street 12- iNoSO Lot Fifth street 75 No 31 ooh Ed Iaie Filth street 150 NoiR Lot Ed fate corner Chestnut 6 75 No IB Lot on Short Line It It 100 No 34 Lot near Sam Dean 7f- NoVj Lot near Mary Dean 7- No30 Lots 2 Center street 150 No 87 Four acres Bishop Hill 250 No a Lot I acre and Section House 175- NoSO Lot Oak street near Sanders 150 No 40 Lot and house Third street 250 No 411 Farm W acres and house KOO No 42 Farm 100 acres and house GOO No 43 Perm 52 acres on Pike 300 No 44 Farm 32 acres and house on pike 200 No 45 Woodland acres 275 No4B Woodand 70aeres 300 No 47 Woodland Itt acres 400 No 48 Woodland 72 acres 375 No49 Three hulldlng lots Elm street 300 NoM One acre and stone quarry on plko 25 No 51 One aid onehalf acres of ground at robins Ind unclosed by I good wire fence and well set In blue grass hits 2story residence of 7 rooms with hall portico and porches Also business houso 2028 feet good I barn and outbuildings and cistern and well of neverfalling water 1rc 12CO I ORDER BY NUMBER- I also have an Austin Stone Crusher with 12horso power Eclipse Frick Engine which I will dispose of on reasonable terms Good elevator attached anti all suitable appliances for making good roads Can crush stone an fast as two men can feed it mid can be set to crush it into dust Engine power suflicient to run a saw mill Come to It L Newsom if you want Deeds Mortgages Agree pionts nnd other writings done up literaryformpapers fore any legal tribunal Ho also nets as Notury Public countyAttention out and certifying of Pension Certificates IIENDERSON ROUTE NOTES Round trip homeseekers excursions to West and Southwest first and third Tuesdays each month at greaty reduced rates One way second class colonist tickets to South and Southeast first and third Tuesdays each mouth at reduced rates One way second class colonist tickets to West and Southwest r first and third Tuesdays each mouth at reduced rates A Business You play hard to win suc cessboth in games and business Sucess in business depends on Low you play the game one the principal rules of the game is that you should have good stationery- A great many business men do not take heed to this rule however the more suc cessfulones do Most men aro to blamo bo cause they break this rule the one horse printer who tells you his work is the best is to blame Send us your stationery orders and you wont dceiv ed The Breckonridge News Clovorport K- yGame Rule J The local K P lodge will give a supper for the members and their families in Oelzes Hall on Friday evening February 10 J L Li = I III i WartshAdvertisements Inserted under this Lend atone cent u word per wed volt SALE FOR SALKFresh milch cowEd White Cloverport It yiJOlt BALK FUR SALROno now oak llnlngroom table Apply at News office n IIOU RENT ml FOU UKNTAI1 kinds of fruit good house Call on Ueorgo Wheelor or n S Utuhardson Talon Star Ivy WANTED WANTED Three mell to sl1 fruit trees on 1 I weeklyIllgbhunl FUR SALK FQIt SALK Farm oMS acres Juit outside city limits of Clovurport IImpnivornoniN onur oin POMHRU Apply to I II ROwtnnl aKunt at lit utlleu u WANTED TO will1500 2yiar lion DuxN apple trees1 big and lithe at 5t Also 25003year trees llirLTiiit varieties at 4i to bo delivered at Olovtrport Send for Hut of rtirlotluh 3 year trees llioiiiwVND NuitsKitr- Olovorport Ky WANTED yANTKD Trustworthy Lady or Giiitlo man to manage business In this county and adjoining territory for house of solid Ilimnclal standing jUOOO straight cash salary and expenses pall each Monday direct from helhhlllllrterExPolIso money art vanctU Man ager 005 Monon Hldn Chicago TACK IOU SALE FOItSALF1 liavuu goal breeding Jack for price My reason for offering Canary BIrd for sale Is that I have two Jacks and wish to keep only one This ad will appear but twlco and if I do not soil him will farm to responsible party Comu youChosI FOR SALE 30 head Shorthorn and Polled Durham cows nod hullers To reduce my herd will sell any of above cattle very low They are all first hiss animals 1 also have for sale 4 deep red young Iolled Durham bulls 15 months old weight 1000 Ihs price 5o L Green Falls of Rough Ky MONEY TO LOAN LIKE Insurance Policies bought for cash or loaned 011 at low rates Call on or write atII FOR SALE PRINTING Presses and Cuttln mlllhlnes lot of good Laundry machines Also new and se eonti baud las and Gasoline EnglnesMAUTIN OAI1LE 510 Std Street Louisville iC- yBerkshire and B Pt Rocks FOR SALE Large English Berkshire Hogs and Ilnrroil Plymouth Koik Chickens lion Holt 00747 EIIsInJOHN 1 FOSTER No V Ohio CoKv Farming in the South The 1iissfiiK r Department of the Illinois Central Kuilruud Company Is Issuing monthly circulars concerning fruitgrowing vegetable Ilartlellllll stock raising lllllMlrlit etc 11 the States of Kentucky Wust Tonnessee JUssUslppl anti Ix ulslana Every Farmer or Homeseeker who will forward his acme and address to the ulldollllIetl will ho mailed free Circulars Nos 1 to 10 Inclusive sad others as they are published from month to month L II ST L flAlE TABLE EAST BOUND No 4fl Dally Fast Train loaves Clovcrport 507 AM stops ttt West Point only arrIv- es ut Louisville 715 A M No 42 Dully Mail and Express loaves Clo verport 041 A M stops at all way stations arrives Louisville 12151 M No 44 Dully Mall nnd Express leaves Clo verport 4 43 PM stops at all waystations ex cept Pierce Arrives Louisville 710 P M WEST BOUND Expressieavesvlllo 1250 PM arrives St Louis 718 1111 stops only nt Uawesvllle Lowlsport Powers SpottsvilloBasketsNo 43 Evansvlllo Mall and Express leaves Oloverport 735 PM Stops at all way sta tions Arrives at Evansvlllo 10 30P M No 45 dally St Louis fast train leaves Clo verport 1048 P M arrives Evansvlllu 120 A M St Louis 720 A M stops at Hawesvllle Owensboro and Henderson only Dallylenreseloverportstations Arrives at Evnnsvlllo 000 a m Returning leaves fvunsvlllo at 530 p m arrives at Cloverport 830 p m Trains Nos 414243 and 44 mako connection at Irvington for Fordsvlllo every day except Sunday Trains 4I4 43 und 44 make con nection on Sunday for Fordsvlllo train Thruogh coaches on trains 41 44 45 and 46 Parlor cars on trains 41 42 43 and 44 Through sleepers on trains 45 and 41 Fret reclining chair curs hot UOII Louisville and Lt Louis on trains 45 and 40 t Gasolinefor News Office 250 Gets Daily Louisville Herald and- Brecken ridge News One Year = + m Valentines I Valentines I I1 i 1 j f hTwttsllth tiSusys was a lacetrimmed square My1 1 it cost a price ft Tossic got u string of heartsjt Tom sont that I know lrI l M MBubygot about fifteen fl j ifHi1 I Shes playing with thorn yet 1 Mamma got a scented box Smelled like heliotrope ff- IyIy IyPussyI got some catnip loaves 1 1 ti tiInan envelope jflI My what fun and how we criedlif Oh look at mine And mine 1 1 I wonder what iis nicer than T To get a ralontinc S c = =cc c = r J C NOLTE BROI CLOVERPORT KY ji r rn + MI TIS The COMFORT LINE Free Chair Cars On The ROUTE Between Louisville Evansvllle St Louis The West and Southwest As we are the originators of free reclining chair cur service between Louisville and St Louis dont you think it would pay you in traveling to Get the Henderson Kouto 11llbit1 It will us =Ask us About IteL J IRWIN GEO L GARRETT Genl Pass Agl Tray Pass Agl LOUISVILLE KY- Hopsltality oi oiW 1 jJ At Small Expense litI Entertainment that Is pleasure to II m I f E J CLODE 15B5lh Aye NY i No appetite loss of strength nervous ness headache constipation bad breath general debility sour risings and catarrh of the stomach are all due to Indigestion Kodol cures Indigestion This new discovery repro sents the natural Juices of as they exist in a healthy stomach combined with the grealest known tonic and reconstructive properties Kodol iDyspepsia Cure does not only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia but this Mr S S Bill of rUveniwood W Vs nyi1 wu troubled with tour itomxh for twenty TMTe Kodol cured me and we are sew udat It In mill for baby Kodol Digests What You sat Bottle only 4100 Sue holdloc2H tlmithetrW- sire which Mils for 60 cent Prepared by E O DWITT ft 00 OHIOAO Sold by all Druggists Rev Harvey English was down I from Stephengport several daya last week Plan of Buying onjjborry Red Wheat from the farinot direct selecting the best and rufus tug the rest makes Cadick Gold Dust Flour n IlighGrnde Patent Flour in every sense of the word Your Bread Rolls and Coke will taste better made from CADICKS GOLD DUST FLOUR than from any other brand Get it from your grocer CdickaMilling CoGRANDVIEW IND Reclining Popular- HENDERSON ftJrmcontsIPublisher Sour Stomach digestion troublesby llnlncthIS n WHY Dont You Cut Out ThatCouponOn Page 3 Its Worth 5000When Filled in- Correctly pKOEP POSTED ABOUT 1 i U S Steel Corporation m fyfl owheroII Y else Is the same amount of t- I 11 accessible to the public This volumoI1 I VAV Il xf w steamship I 1 mil I fCllllltll i I poratlon certificate fullI text of bylaws i complete legal digest of mortgages F frI i iyv mJlInFlAIrIISI IIY J now JONES coif il 44 Broad St Now oldest News Ageney of Wall street TjJ mtimtiTheand Publishers of thej Struct Journiil 1Vn11IJ J Investors Head Tho W- g1 WALL STREET JOURNAL J- s 7 CEO Na CASPERKE Jewelry and- Insurance v Beat policies for least money in Life lire Tornado and Accident Insurance Brandenburg Ky Mrs H L Gordon of Baltimore voMd is the guest of her uncle Walker Board at Holt s 4 f0 J c rn f rJ l r iI L r 1 The Breckenridge News n I WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 lD04 l r MUCH ACREAGE ofNOW OBTAINED Present conditions Indicate that the J T Polk companys brunch canning factory In this city will have n big run lasting several months this yen F D Whltneck the local manngei is experiencing little difficulty in so curing contracts for tile desired non age which is of course the first reo qnisiteto the successful operation of the cannery The farmers in this section are rea izing this ytnr more than lot that It is profitable to grow canning crops when oMnpared to tobacco and somo other crops they have been raising t there being some who will put in asi high as ten acres of canning crop this year A fixed market and n fire price for their products is a gooll thing for the farmers and Indirectly for the town A large acreage wl11 mean money for the farmer and also for tne ICO or 200 persons who will b 3 employed at the cannery With lastI years experience they will be more adept In their work and of conn will oe paid more than last year A i to the local stockholders in tb plant the main factory at Greenwood stands good for their dividends Farmers at Skillman Tobinsport r and near this city have signed con tracts to raise 300 acres of tomatoes for the exclusive use of the J T Poll company at ID cents per bushel About thirty farmers at Skillmai made contracts with Manager Wnite neck last week to put in from two to ten acres each About one nundrei1 acres near this city will be put Iii i tomatoes and the remaining tuiuihe in Tobins Bottom Local growers will1 deliver their tomatoes at the canner and outside growers at the nerves I shipping point the J T Polk couipiiu to pay for transportation to their plan1 The tomato seed is furnished free tall I growers Next week Mr Whiteneck will be gin contracting for sweet corn at il per ton his company wanting 801 acres of this crop The canning season for corn will be gin the first of July and continue un til the first frost The first tomatoeI will be conned about the middle of July three weeks earlier than las year Previous to the corn seasor more machinery will be installed In the cannery and probably an addition built The cannery had an exception ally good inn last year and is expect ed to do still better this year When You Have a Cold The first action when you have a l cold ihould be to relieve the lungE This is best accomplished by the free use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy This Remedy liquefies the tough mucus and causes its expulsion from the air cells of the lungs produces ia free expectoration and opens the secretions A complete cure soon fol lows This remedy will cure a severe cold in less time than any other treatment and it leaves the system inn natural and healthy condition Itt counteracts any tendency toward pneumonia For sale by Short BuynesIIn Memory of Dr Meador l Dr J W Meador was born Nov 0 1838 departed this life Jan 13 1004 aged 00 years two months and seven days Dr Meador was much beloved by his many friends and was admired by all who Knew him for nis intelli gence and ability For years he wrote for the connty papers and few tnere were who could write more interestingly His prose was strong and forceful and that he had the poetical faculty is shown by sev eral of his poems published years ago He was an eloquent public speaker and was twice elected by the Repub Jicans of Ohio county to the Ken- tuckyJ Legislature at a time when t the connty was strongly Democratic He had many Democrats among hit personal friends and they always sup ported him Dr Meador never ac quire any wealth His early man hood was a struggle with poverty t Aching JointsIn tho fingers toes arras and other parts of the body are joints that are inflamed and swollen by rheumatism that acid condition of the blood which affects the muscles also Sufferers dread to move especially after sitting or lying long and their condition is commonly worse in wet weatherIt been a long time since we have been without Hoods Sarsaparilla My father thinks he could not do without It lie has been troubled with rheumatism since ho was a boy and Hoods Sarsapa rllla Is tho only medicine bo can take that will cnabte hIm to take his place In the field Miss ADA Dory Sidney Iowa Hoods Sarsaparilla and Pills Remove the cause of rheumatismno outward application can Take them f Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Dont Know it Row To Find Out Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let It stand twentyfour hount sediment or set tling indicates an unhealthy of the kid If your linen is evidence of kid ney trouble too frequent desire to pass It or pain in the back hs convincing proof that the kidneys and blad der are out of orderWhat to Do There it comfort In the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kllmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish In curing rheumatism pain In the hack kidneys liver bladder and part of the urinary passage It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain In passing It or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to up many times during the night The mild and the extra ordinary effect of SwampRoot Is soon realized It stands the highest for its won derful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists in SOc andl sizes You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about it both sent absolutely tree by mall condi tion neys It stains it I I also I every get =Address Dr Kilmer Rome of Sam Root Co BInghamton N Y When writing men tlon reading this generous offer in this paper Dontrankenriy mistake hut remember tb3 name SwiiropRoot Dr Klllmcrs Swumi Hoot and the address Binghamton N Y 3on every bottle Resolving to become n physician he had many difficulties to overcome but in 1809 he graduated in uiedioin from the University of Louisville Then began his lifes work of mm istering to the afflicted and hundred today will affirm that he nobly did his duty Always ready to help the sntternig for many years he neve refused ft call if ne could possihl nake it and spent his life in constant toil I do not know how it hus been in recent years but he used to never ask for whit was due hum If his patients could pay they generally did so the rest he trusted to pay what they were able He understood the management of typhoid fever am for years he never lost a case tha was intrusted to him from the begin ningAnxious to improve in his chosen profession he at different times tool additional courses at Louisville Uni versity and in 1892 he took a cures in eye ear nose and throat disease at a Clinaio in Chicago Just a few days before his loath although In very feeble health be rode several miles to visit a patient On his way home he became so exhausted that he was compelled to stop at a house by the rood before proceeding onward His reputation as a physician in his locality was second to none and as n friend he was faithful and true Dr Meador was twice married the first time to Miss America V Matthews who died Oct 20 1881 Or Nov 20 1892 he was married to Miss Mattiei Herndon of Trisler Ky wh survives him On Jan 17 1904 in the presence of a large concourse ol friendsand in a specially constructed tomb built ac cording to his directions all that was mortal of Dr Meador was laid to rest there to await the resurrection morn Dr Meador was a member ol the Presbyterian church and also of the Masonic Lodge The funeral will be preached sometime in the future and the masons will have services at the same time due notice of which will be given B A Whittiaghill Better Than Gol- dI was troubled fur levnral years with chronSo indigestion hnd nervous debility writes F J Green of Lancaster N H No remedy help ed me until I began using Eelectrio Bitters which did me more good than all the medicine I ever used They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles that they are a grand tonic and Invigorator for weak run down women No other medicine can take its place in thA family ItTry them byShortMr Dick at Los Angeles Los Angeles Cal Jan 20 1U04 Mr J D BaobageDear Friend Please find enclosed 1 for the News which you wUl please send to 320U S Fignroa street- I have been In Los Angels since January 10 It Is ono of the busiest cities I have ever seen The hotels are overrun with people wages are very good real estate people arA doing n land office business and many eight ten and twelve story buildings are going up which will make this one ol the greatest cities In the West Tho climate is fine and like midsummer inj the North I have been enjoying the tine fruits here the atrawberres being the finest I have ever soon I notice in the News you have had quite a boom in Cloverport I have not received the last four issues of the News Please send them beginning from January 1 Yours and oblige H W Dick 3r a o WAS A BAPTIST FOR 62 YEARS Cnpt A S English an aged and wellknnwn citizen lied at his hon e in this city last Thursday morning at 040 oclock of general debility His health had been failing for some time but ho was bedfast only three days before his death which was peacelul and without much suffering Capt English was born on January 3 1822 in Hardin county near Elizabethtown His earlier life was spent in Hardin county sifter with h be came to Webster in Breckeuridgi county where ne owned a large fni w for ninny years He was twice married and his children were Lola and reared at Webster His first wife was Miss Martha Chick of Bewleyvile In 1800 he married n Miss Wtlliuiiis of Tennessee who survives About fourteen years ago Capt English came to this city with his famiy He served during the Civi War in General Forrests Confederate cav fry Ho had command of a company in the Third Kentucky Pegiment and saw active service throughout the contest Capt English was a member of the Baptist church for sixtytwo years and lived a life consistent with his faith The Western Recorder stated last year that he was the oldest living Baptist in the State A widow and the following child ren survive Mrs Ella LaNeave of FrajKlin Tenn Edward of the Philippine Islands SmItb of Louis iana and Frank of this city Rev H S English of Stephensport is a nephewThe was held from theIBap tist church Friday afternoon the pas tor RevS 0 Christian officiating The interment was in the city cemetery Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles Deep- S ated Cases Aching Back Mucous Discharger Etc For old obstinate deepseated Kidney Bladder and Urinary diseases take a bottle of Botanic Kidney Sped ficoIf you have agonizing pains in back swollen legs or abdomen dis charges from the uretha neuralgia of the bladder burning sensation or diffi culty in passing water also a frequent desire or even involuntary discharges of the urine Catarrh of the bladder stone Brights disease disagreeable ode of the urine scanty and hign colored your kidneys and bladder are diseased Take Botanic Kidney Speci ficoSoon all the syptoms disappear discharges ceaseaches in the back dis appear The burning sensation stops and a perfect cure is guaranteed Botanic Kidney Specific gives strength power and health to the kid neys Acts directly on the uric acid and dissolves and destroys it Plea nt to the taste Especially advised for chronic cases that resis all other treatment 1 per large bottle at my store or by express Call or write A R Fisher Cloverort Ky Comes Out For Senate Elizabethtown Feb 4Congress wan David H Smith of the Fourth district has just made the formal innouncement of his candidacy for the toga of Senator J C S Blackburn and is already active in his ampaign Gov Beckham of this dIstrIct who it was announced would be a candidate having declared Ile would not be in the race The inances of Representative Smith have hereby been materially advanced so he thinks Congressman Smita has his to say I am a candidate for Jnited States benator and my riends in Kentucky are aware of it ilthough i have as yet made no for 3 mal announcement of it There is eally no need of it as the election doeR not take place until next year bnt I will be in the race at the be- gInning and also at the finish I onsider my prospects of this time very encouraging and Senator Black bnrn will find me no easy opponent Were From Breckenridge Mr and Mrs Mark Taylor who were born reared and married in reckenndge county celebrated the ftieth or golden anniversary1 of their wedding at their home on West Main treet Owensboro last week Mr aylor is seventyeight and Mrs Taylor saventythree Tney moved to aviess county on March 11 1871 When you feel blue and that everything goes wrong take a dose of hamberlnins Stomach and Liver Tablets They will cleanse and Invigorate your stomach regulate your Dwels givei you a relish for your food and make you feel that in this old rorld is a good place to Ii vetEor sale by Short Haynes Building New Boom Car A new boom car is being bn leatt- he 0 L H St L snops for the user the Henderson Route The new car i- iISI to replace the old one which is not eavy enough A boom car carries the derriuk used on a wrecking train CASTOaX-B iRa 113Y11 dlw2ls Bought or ti5Ji1 J A- 75OO t CaSh Contest H t THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTIONSt Great New Offer Upon Receipts of Cotton at All United States Ports From September 1st 1903 to May 1st 1904 Both Inclusive Contest Opened Jan 18th 1904 Closes April 20th 1904 DIVISION OF PRIZES For tho oxact or tho noarost to tho exact estimate of tho total number of Bales of Cotton rocolvod at all United States ports from Soptombor t1st IOO3 to May 1st I9O4 both Incluslvo 250000For tho next nearest estlmatoM M 100000For tho next noarost estimate 6OOOO For the 5 next noarost ostlmato 20 OO each 12500For tho 10 next nearest estimates I2DO oaoh 12500 For tho 20 next nearest estimates 1000 each y 20000For tho oo noxt nearest ostlmatos OOO each 25OOO For tho 100 noxt nearest estimates 300 each 30000 S 500000 Additional Offers for Best Estimates Made During Different Periods of the Contest For convenience the time of tho con test is divided into estimates received by The Constitution during four pe riodsthe first period covering from tho beginning of contest to February 10 1904 second period from Febru ary 10 to March 1 1904 third period March 1 to 20 fourth period March 20 to April 20 1904 We will glvo the best estimate received during each period In addition to whatever other prize it may take or if it take no prize at all the sum of 12500 Tho four prizes thus offered at SI2OOOt ouch amount to 5OOOO Use TWO GRANDJCONSOLATION OFFERS FIrstFor distribution among those estimates not taking any of the above 188 prizes coming withinll 500 bales either way of the exact g figures SecondFor distribution among those estimates not taking any of the above 188 prizes and not shar i ing the first consolation offer com ing within 1000 bales either way of the exact figures 1000 00 1 Grand Total 75OOOO In caso of a tlo on any prize ostlmato the money will bo equally divided Conditions of Sending Estimates in1This Port Receipts Contest Subject to the usual conditions as stated regularly in Tho Constitution each week the contest is now on Attention is called to the following summary of conditions 1 Send 100 for The Weekly Constitution one year and with It ONE ESTIMATE In the contest 2 Send 60 cents for The Sunny South one year and with It ONE ESTIMATE In the contest 3 Send 125 for The Weekly Constitution and Sunny South both one year and send TWO ES TIMATES in the contestthat Is one estimate for The Constitution and another for The Sunny South 4 Send 50 cents for ONE ESTIMATE alone in the contest IF YOU DO NOT WANT A SUB SCRIPTIO Such a remittance merely pays for the privilege of sending the estimate If you wish to make a number of estimates on this basis you may send THREE ESTIMATES FOR EVERY 100 for warded at the same time estimates are sent If as many as ten estimates are received at the same time without subscriptions tho sender may forward them with only 300thlEt splendid discount being of fered for only ten estimates in one order A postal card receipt will be sent for ALL ESTIMATES RE CEIVED WITHOUT SUBSCRIPTIONS Where subscriptions are ordered THE ARRIVAL OF THE PA PER ITSELF IS AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT THAT YOUR ESTIMATE HAS BEEN RECEIVED AND IS CAREFULLY RECORDED 5 The money and the subscription and the estimate must come In the same envelope every time The estimate the money and the subscription go together THIS RULE IS POSITIVE Secretary Hesters Figures Covering the Period of the Contest TOTAL PORT RECEIPTS BALES IN COTTON CRO 1- from net September to 1st MBT Inclusive This Is merely for your Information and IIi SEASONof following year The period covered by this not the subject of thin present content It la COTTON given only nx mi additional aid to an Intelli gent estimates 189798 8333802It t 119-999418080079O345 ll27484O I809OO 684313410383t 422 I9OOOII O34O3 12 9436416 1001027218179 10680680 1002037378 627 10727659 The figures above are certified by secretary Heury G Hester of the Now Orlcum Cotton Exchange t who will furnish the official figures to decide this contest Address All Orders to THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Atlanta CJ AAUAAALAAAAAAAAUAAU A- UI Have YouSubscribed or Renewed or 00000a AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA- Please send men for one year the Breckenridge News Farm Life for which I Inclose S NnmoMM POitofficoMM R F D No State Cal off this Comer std Mill Toda Your Subscription to theC= Breckenridge News I If not better do so before the offer to give FARM LIFE One year free with every yearly subscription is withdrawn E Breckenridge News one year 100 Farm Life ono year 50 150 Our price for both 100 Cut out and mail Coupon today New Subscriptions or Renewals yyYyyyyyYYYYYYYYYYTYYYYYyYyyyyyVy Y j lAyersPills Want your moustache or beard abeautiful brown richblack AAAAA and Keep them in the house Take one when you feel bil Ious or dizzy They act di rectly on the 11verLowmo BUCKINGHAMS DYE II nm en or cscooun on n i nut a co tusmu it a a J M c Chintz Royalty Practical Surveyor also Notary Public I can survey your Lands write your Deeds and take the acknowledgement at your home This saves you trouble andcost Your Patronage Solicited Address me at Hardinsburg Ky i J 1 1 EXPERIENCE 60 YEARS 1 TRADE DESIGNS MARKS L COPYRIGHTS Ac Anyone sending a sketch and description may mlcklr ascertain our opinion freo whether an IonetrtctleonndentlaiHANDUuOr ommunlca onratenta 1 sent free Oldest securlnRpatenU Patents taken trough Munn k Co receive tptdal notice wIthout charge lathe Scientific American- A handsomelr Illustrated weeklr Iarcest cir culatlon of any sclentlflo Journal Term S3 a rear four months CL Sold brail Coasfsta1 f N wdoOrk Branch Office OK V Bt Washington D 0 Correct Dress for Mon If we make your unit this fall you can depend on CORRECTNESS OF STYLE EXCELLENCE OF TAILOR ING RELIABILITY OF FABRIC J H H unsche With Casper May h Co Cannelton Ind y r- TIl llI L f The Breckenridge News WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 1004 TOBACCO NEWS t IjINI ALL PARTS JFarmers in various parts of the Green river section are planning t i reduce the acreage of tobacco or no to raise the weed at all J The tobacco tenants of Henderso- countyr are in rags and the majority of them will make only 50 or 00 on which to subsist through the hard winter which is prevailing over the j State That statement was made by + Congressman A 0 Stanley of the Second district who was at his home 1it in Henderson for several days after attending the conventoin of tobacco to growers in Guthrie NlJwsDewocratfcounties who have heretofore grown Kylarge quantities of the weed are figur ing on raising other crops this year A large number will try cotton Others will cultivate peanuts broom corn or berries and small fruit and still others will go in extensively for hve stock poultry and orchard graMS More corn oats and wheat then usual will also be planted in 1004 to make 4up for the reduced acreage in to 1 bacco Most of the tobacco of the Skillman neighborhood has been sold and now every tobacco grower has resolved not to raise another leaf Jas Q Lawson was in Cloverport yesterday to sell his crop of tobacco He came back without a saH and says he can give it away at home as well Hancock Clarion You Know What You Are Taking When you take Groves Tasteless Chm Ton ic because the formula Is plainly printed on every bottle showing that It is simply Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form No cure No pay Price 50c Not in Politics No Regret- I am not in politics said Judge N McC Mercer of Har dinsburg Ky at the Willard last night I never was in the Legis lature and I am not a Jadg either and havent been for years In fact I am just a plain ordinary American citizen ThAre was no tone of regret in the former Judges voice Just a plain American citizen seemed to suit- r him Thursdays Louisville Herald line You IndigestionlIf yea have l spepsia Cure will cure you It has cured thousands It is curing people every dayevery hour You owe it to youreelf to give it n trial You will continue to suffer until you do try it There is no other combination of digestnnts that digest and rebuild at tho same time Kodol does both Kodol cures strengthens and rebuilds Sold by All Dmggitss Fourth District Meeting Hartford Ky Felt 4 Ben D Ringo chairman of the Democratic congressional district committee for the Fourth Kentucky district has called a meeting of that committee to be heM at the Willard Hotel in Louis ville Tuesday February 0 for the purpose of selecting a date and thet manner of nominating a candidate for congress to succeed the Hon D H Smith i 1 TryJ rDealtht I 222 South Peoria SttCHICAGO ILL Oct 7 1902 Eight months ago I was so ill that I Was compelled to lie or sit down nearly all the time My stomach was to weak and upset that I could keep nothing on it and I vomited frequently I could not urinate without great pain and coughed BO much that my throat and lungs were raw andsore The doctors pro nounced it Brighta disease and others said it was consumption It mattered little to me whatvthey called it and I had no do sire to live A sister visited mo from St Louis and asked mo if I had ever tried Wino of Cardui I told her I had not and she bought a bottle I believe that manyiwomen 1 ing if they but knew of its value J70f3Jw i I Dont you want freedom from 1 pain Take Wine of Cardui and make one supreme effort to o be well You do not need to beL a weak helpless sufferer You l can have a womans health and J WhyJi 1I Cardui from your druggist today WINE QRDUI y t- f PRESCRIPTIONStThat Love sometimes cures disease is a fact that has recently been called to the prominentnhysteria women were put in a pleasant frame of mind were made happy by falling in love and In consequence were cured of their system Cupid became strong and vigorous al most without their knowledge Many a woman is nervous and irritable feels drag ged down and worn out for no reason that she can think of She may be ever so much in love but Dr Cupid fails to cure her In ninetynine per cent of these cases it is the womanly organism which requires attention the weak back dizzy spells and black circles about the eyes are only symptoms Go to the source of the trouble and correct the irregularities the drains on the womanly system and the other symptoms disappear So sure of it is the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa tion proprietors of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription that they offer a Ssoo reward for women who cannot be cured of leucor rhea female weaknessi prolapsus or falling of the they ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets clear the complexion and sweeten the breath they cleanse and regulate the stomach liver and bowels and produce permanent benefit and do not react on the system One is a gentle laxative AdviserisonlySendAddress Worlds Dispensary Buffalo NY C C Greenwell Killed 0 C Ureenwell formerly of Han ccck county committed suicide Wednesday at Owensboro by throwing himself under the wheels of passen ger train No 41 on the Henderson Route As the train approached Greenwell jumped between the rails and lay down The braups were ap plied and the engineer reversed his engine but the train could not be stopped It passed over him and he was crushed lifeless Greenwell had been in Dad health for some time and desponaent He leaves a wife and five children Relief In One Minute One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in one minute because it kills the microbe which tickles the mucous membrane causing the cough and at the same time clears the phlegm draws out the Inflammation and heals and soothes the affected parts Oue Minute Cough Care strengthens the lungs wards off pneumonia and is a harmless and never fatting cure in all curable caees of Coughs Colds and Croup One Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to take harmless and good alike for young and old Sold by All Druggists e All Eyes on St Louis The eyes of all tile world will be turned toward St Louis during the year 1004 Everybody will want to get from first bands the news of the greatest Worlds Fair wnicb the world has ever seen Our readers are advised tnerefore to subscribe for the greatest St Louis newspaper a newsonper which acknowledges no equal or rival in all the West and which stands in the front rank among great newspapers of the world Subscribe for the St Louis Globe Democrat and get all the news of the Worlds Fair all the news of the national campaign and all the news of all the earth Ss advertisement elsewhere in this issue ELECT THREE OFFICERS Last Thursday the following comI Governorers of the Kentucky Exhibit association in the American National Bang building in Louisville A Y FordI Louisville Charles C Spalding Lebanon W H Newman Louisville W H Cox Maysville Sam P JoncsI Louisville Clarence Dallam Louis ville M H Crump Bowling Green Jnarles E Hoge Frankfort J B Bowles Bardstown A U Caruto Louisville Samuel Grabfelder LonlsI illa Garrett S Wan fifaysville ntt onlyIboro und W J Worthington of GreenII up The commmissioners formally or ganizd by the unanimous election of the following officers President A Y Ford VicePresident Chas 0 Spald ing of Lebanon Secretary R E Hughes The bylaws provide for regular I meetings of the commissioners on the first Friday in each month it was i decided that at least one commission r should be atthe Kentucky building throughout the Exposition Accord- Ing I to these arrangements the fifteen commissioners will devote about two weeks each to tho ExpositionII To Locate in California Frymlre Ky Fen OSpeolal Columbus Bane and family who have teen residing on the John Barr farm prill go to Knob California I within tho next few weeks JUDICIAL SALE In the Circuit Court of the United States for the Western District of Kentucky Owensboro Division Columbia Finance Trust Company Complainant- vs Central Clay Product Company Defendant By virtue of a decree of foreclosure and sale made and entered by the Circuit Court of the United States for the Western District of Kentucky Owens boro division held therein on the 6th day ot January 1004 in the above en titled cause I as Special Master art pointed for such purpose by the said decree will sell at public auction to the highest bidder in bar and free of a right an+ lequity of redemption in sai defendant Central Clay Product Com pany upon the land and premises here inafter described on the 12th day of February loOl ut 12 oclock midday Standard Time the following described property Alll and singular the lands real estate buildings machinery Mud other things completehrlck particularly That certain tract or parcel of land situated near and adjoining the limits of the City of Cloverport Breckenridge county State of Kentucky containing thirt one and onehalf 313 acres bounded as follows Iurrayslinethe original line south fourteen and one half t43 6 degrees east seventyfive 75 poles to a stake in the center of the pike road thence with the pike road to a stake the division between this lot and the lot laid off for Bacon and wife thence north fourteen and oue half l4 degrees west one hundredand three 103 poles to the original line between Fishers and Murray tracts of land thence south sixtynine andone half 60k degrees west fiftynine PO poles to the beginning being the same tract of land mentioned in the deed from Elizabeth Wilkerson nud others to George C Patton Trustee and the same mentioned in the deed of W Cox Com missioner to Elizabeth Wilkerson dated October 1 ISO and of record InIthe office of the County Clerk of Bieck enridge County in Deed Book V page 602 and the same tract of land men tioned in the deed from the Patton Vit rified Brick Company and George C Patton Trustee to George C Patton individually and the same tract of land mentioned in the deed from George C Patton to the Central Clay Product Company party of the first part allof said deeds being of record in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Breckenridge county Kentucky Also all lands real estate buildingsrbrick kilns and machinery Buildings structures erections fixtures improvements and additions and all rights franchises rights of way ease ments privileges interests and immu nities belonging or appertaining to the business of said defendant and all its plant machineries boilers engines wagons carts livestock tools imple ments materials supplies patent everykindby the said defendant at the time of the execution of the mortgage by it to the complainant or thereafter owned or ac I quired by it together with all and sing ular the tenements hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging and the rents issues and profits thereot and all the the estate right title interest property possession claim and demand whatsoever as well at law as in equity of the said defendant in and to the same I andevery part and parcel thereof j The foregoing property does not indc ude seventyeight cars together with the railsguard rails and extras for angle guardrails which were procured from CompanyTheshall be in one lot or parcel and as a whole and no bid for the same of a sum less than twentytwo thousand dollars will be received At the same time and place I will also sell at public auction to the high est bidder icventyeight cars together 1 fforj Atlas Car Manufacturing Company for which no bid ofa sum less than one thousand dollars will be received 3 Each bidder shall be required to place in my hands at the time of the acceptance of his bid and as part ofisaid bid and as a pledge that he i make good his bid if accepted by the 1 Court a sum equal to twentyfive percent of the bid so made by him said sum to be deposited either in cash or certifiedcheck or certificate of deposit payable to or endorsed to my older For the balance being seventyfive per cent of his bid each purchaser shall execute A promissory note bearing interest from ot the day of sale with two good and approvedbypayment of the note a lien on the prop erty sold will be expressly retained but privilegebefore payIngthe day of sale Each purchaser shall also have the twentyfiveof seventyfive per cent bv surrendering to me at the time his bid is accepted byfirstant to the complainant said bonds to be received nt such value as the holder may be entitled to receive thereon in case the entire purchase price were paid in cash except that such bonds and coupons shall not be accepted in pay meat of the costs of the action the cost advertising and making the rale the allowances to the trustee and his coun sel the allowances to the receiver and his counsel and the allowance to the Special Master all of which shall be paid in cash when and as the Court may hereafter order For further particulars and for a more persoualitytothe decree and the papers on file in the above causeRICHARD N HUDSON Special Master Refuses 265 for Two Mules 9Speola1So205 for a two and three year old mule out refused to sell at these fig ures Gus is After the Rabbits Meude countys dread of rabbits last week aroused unexpected opposition to the five bills introduced by Lnbai Phelps of Louisville in the State Senate to protect game by providing for a game warden Senator UUR Richardson of this district fought the bills on the ground that one of then protected rabbits in the closed season and that in hit county the rabbits would eat up tho young apple trees if left unmolested and that upon the rabbit issue he would be defeated lu his next race for the Senate A Cure for Eczema thatdits head was a solid mass of scabs and its hair all came out 1 tried many remedies but none seemed to do any permanent good until I used DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve The Eczema IS cured the scabs are pone and the little ones scalp is perfectly cltnu and growinge1 beautifully again I cannot give tc much praise to DeWitts Witch Hazel SalveFrank Farmer Bluff City Ky In buying Witch Hazel Salve look out for counterfeits De Witts is the original and toe only one containing pure Witch Hazel The name E C DeWitt Co is on every box Sold by All Druggist All From Kentucky- The sell the sod the shrnbbery and the flowers on the grounds of the Kentucky building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be taken from this State and the air of Ken tae+cy will be transported to the Ex position in every particular that can be devised by the Kentucky Exhibit Association Nearly Forfeits Ills Life A runaway almost ending fatally started n horrible ulcer on the leg of J B Orner Franklin Grove Ill For four years it defied all doctors and all remedies But Bncklens Arni oa Salve had no trouble to cure him Equally good for Burns Bruises Skin Eruptions and Piles 25c at Short Hay nes Drug store Only Candidate in District Ellzabetntown Ky Feb 4Repes- entative Smith is the only candi date in the field for tits nomination for congress from the Fourth congress lonal district and he will have no opposition He has announced that after the ensuing term he will no longer be au aspirant for the office Congressman Smith is also a candidate for United State Senator The Best Prescription fur Malaria ntihllls and FuvurlNd xulie of drove Taste leaf Chill Tonic It Is simply Iron and Qui PaVPriceWill Graduate Next Month Jas H B Logan Jr of Rockport Iud formerly of this city and well known here will graduate in March fiom the school of pharmacy ut Per ue University Ind In January he passed successfully the state beard examination and is now a registered pharmacist in Kentucky and Indiana Held to Circuit Court In the examining trial at Hawes ville Wednesday before Judge Stevens of Earl Slaughter Rud Slaughter Lon Williams and Ciel Newman or the shooting January 31 of Alfred Gaines all were held over to the cir east court their bail being fixed at 150 Two wore unable to give this and were remandedto jail The excitement which came near resulting in a general battle between the two factions at the time of the shooting soon calmed down All the particI- pants were negroes DEATHS IN HANCOCK Richard Mason aged seventy died cancer at his home near Hawes ville Wednesday He was seventy years of age and the brother of former Sheriff Samuel H Mason Mr Charles Moredock of Hancock county wbo died in Henderson last week was curled at his old home at Hnwesvllle Mis Angeline Hardin and Mrs Jane Williams two of the oldest us well as the largest negresses in Hawesville died there last week of heart trouble Tho former was sixty eight years of age and weighed 400 pounds The latter was about seventytwo years of age and weighed 8GO pounds They were old time darkies and much esteemed Bars on Packets Again The bar privileges which were held by tne late William Fnllwood on the steamers Tarascon Toll City and Morning Star between Louisville and Evansville were sold In Louisville Thursday by the Louisville Trust Company the curator appointed by Judge Gregory of the County Court and were purchased by A J Krieger for 005 The privileges run to December 81 1004 OASTO9EABears theThe Kind You Have Always Bought BJguatlltO Yl4 of V I IsimUllting1 I Promotes DigcstionChcerfuI ness and RestContains neither Onium rorpliine nor 1CIul NorNAJ1C OTICI lartard XdJ1WI2ZP17W1V Jiff Ij rIlSIR jtiuseSfrtt t a ardmakdafa 1I + a JNd Jua9Piranv forConsUp1non Worms Convulsions Fcvcrisn ness and Loss OF SLEEP Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK llEXACT COPY OF WRAPPER JJ ST LOUIS CASTORIAFor Always Bought the Signatureof I 11- 1Use Over Thirty Year- sCASTORIA THE CINTAUft COMPANY CITY From ST Louis GlobeDemocrat THE Is the newspaper which ought to find place in every homo your It has no equal or rival in all the West and will tq all who desire to keep fully informed as to the and thc National Campaign of 1901 WeekIy a 1904ST The WRBKLV GLGBE DEMOCRAT is issued in THE SemiWeekly sections eight pages or more each Tuesday and Friday It is a big SEMIWEEKLY PAPER giving all the news of nil the earth TWICE EVERY WEEK and a greet variety of interesting and in reading matter for every member ot the f Almost equal to a dailyat the price of a weekly ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR GLOBE = DEMOCRAT SundayTHQREATPOSTAGE PREPAID months y months 150 Daily NEWSPAPER One 1 months 21 months fi Sunda 48 to 76 pages OF THE WORLD One months 1 LOUIS 1904 You Must Have The Globe Write for Free Sample Copy or better still send your subscrip tion TODAY Address The Globe Printing Co St Louis Mo Accepts Call to Indianola Rev and Mrs W A Lusk and children of Zion near Henderson came up Thursday to spend several days with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Keith In several weeKS they will leave for Indianola Miss where a negro postmaster caused so much trouble and notoriety last year Rev Lusk has accepted a call from tbe liap tist church at Indianola and has resigned as pastor of tae Zion Baptist church Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold Laxative Bromo Qulnlno Tablets euro a cold In ono day No cure No pay Price S5c v The Kind You Have Bears 1 For NEW YORK Worlds Fair News Headquarters LOUIS u One Dollar Year OFstructive 6 3 Democrat 1904 STyI LOUIS 1904 i Take Notice and Beware Springfield Mass Feb 9Miss Kate Moriarty is dead here from heart failure which was caused according to the doctors by pressure from corset stays She fainted while dancing was removed from the ball room and died within a few minutes Will Have Special Engine The electric light plant at the L H St L shops is being run by power from the engines used to run all the machinery A special engine for running the dynamo is to be in stalled FI 1J urr rr7 1 r + y F The Breckenridge News I t I1 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 100I IRVINGTON t r P q Dr Mofeman is attending court in Hardinsburg Morris Jolly was in Owensboro several days last weeK Dale Smith came homo from Louis ville Saturday night Mrs Jessye Brady is the efficient postmaster at present School opened Monday with Prof Tuttle as principal Miss Dolly Claycomb returned home from Louisville Sunday night Miss tlnnie McGehee returned to her home in Brandenburg last week Miss Mattie Lee Moorman returned to her home in Brandenburg Friday Mrs Moorman was the guest of rela tive in Brandenburg several days last weekMr and Mrs H R Wnite left las weeK for their future home in Louis yule Miss Nannie Board of Hardinsbnrg was the guest of Mrs Pomp McCoy last week H H Kemper attended the Dnnbar Bell Ringers performance at Hardins burg Friday Miss laming Mnnford is still confin ed to her room with intiimmutory rheumatismRev Lewis filled his regular appointment at Stephensport Saturday and Sunday Mrs J T Lewis attended the fun eral of Capt A S English at Clover port Friday Mrs Nannie Watheu spent several day last weeK at the beautiful country home of Mrs J R Wimp Mrs Gilliaud of Chenault wasI the guest of her sister Mrs T N McGlothlan last week Mrs Nora Board and children ofE Cloverport are with relatives andI friends for a few days Hilliard Biggs left Sunday for Hen derson where he will accept a post tion witn his brother Will IT H Kemper and J R Wimp Jr were in Big Spring Saturday and s Sunday the guests of friends Miss Norris Kurtz and Mrs Crutch er of Webster were the guests o Miss Ellen Munford Thursday- J R Wimp Sr and daughter little Cathnne were in Owensboro last week the guests of his sister Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treatment by Elys Cream Balm which is agreeably aromatic It is received through the nostrils cleanses and heals the whole surface over I I which with diffuses itself A reniedv dryingexciting should not be used Cream Balk iis recognized as a specific Pyfce GO cent at druggists or b mall A cold in the head immediately disappears when Cream Balm is fused Ely Brothers CO Warren Street New Yorkii WEBSTER I Hol Drane went to Louisville Mon I day lI 1 1HC Haddock went to Hardins burg Sunduv J V iSt Clair has openedup a barber shop here- JoyClaycomt will start to Oklabo ma ext Tuesday C cite a crowd from hero went to Hifrdinsbnrg Monday lira S P Parks visited her parent ay Brandenburg Monday Mrs Gola Weatherford is visiting Triends and relatives at Harned J U Harris and Will Thompso- were here for the day last Sunday Mrs N D Payne entertained hWIth a leap year party last Saturday J night I Ayers Take cold easily Throat tender Lungs weak Any relatives have consumption Then a cough means a gr- eatCherry I Pectoral 1 deal to you Follow yourc doctors advice and take Ayers Cherry Pectoral ItJJ heals strengthens preventsf For 40 yean koowlt Cherry greatly strenRtheuswikInagI 2 D1ur A KOBlNSOW Saline Wlcb 25cSOc5IM J O ATin CO All ilniKkUtl Lowerl Weak Lungs41 tliorliverlandrthus laid activity recovery of it I Church here hoot Sunday Every body come A special topic will be discussed B A Parks who is selling most excellent farm gates was here a few days last week Mrs W L Black who has been quite ill for several days is but slightly improved I Victor Orendorf and bride enter tained their numerous friends at their home one night last week The people between hero and Lodi burg are talking telephone in such u way that it seems now that a much needed line wilt soon connect theseI placesMisses Norris Knrtz Nan LyddanI and Cora Lee Anderson Tom Lyddan H L Kurtz and Hoi Drane attended I the entertainment at Hardinsbnrg last Saturday night IFE B We heard a man say the other morning that the abbreviation for February Feb means Freeze Every Body and that man looked frozen iinI this nlster It was apparent that heI needed the kind of warmth that stays the warmth that roaches from headI to foot all over the body We could have told him from personal Knowl edge that Hoods Sarsaparilla givesI permanent warmth it invigorates the blood and speeds it along through artery and vein and really fits men and women boys and girls to enjoy cold weather and resist the attacks o disease It gives the right kind of warmth stimulates ana strengthens at the same time and all its benefits are lasting There may be a sugges tion in this for you WEBER IL N Voyles has scarlet fever H T Sanders lost a horse last Sun day J R Long of Pellville was here FridayErnest Mattingly moved to Pellvills FridayBorn to the wife of pllie Jackson Thursday a son Reat Lane and family of Lyonia are visiting friends here J R Hardin putup some ni5od ice Monday and Tuesday f- Ed Ewan of Whitearilfewas the guest of D B Ewan Etiday EvansvillefSunday set hip uaw sawmill Dock Voylesof Daviess county spent Thursde with G W Corley Lewis and MortTJackson will go to West Virginia about Feb 15 to work in Umblt of Whalen movedherfTbursdap to work on G W Prawn S Sons farm Mr and Mrs Lnd Bowl s of Pelt yule spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs J R Hardin DERBY IND IEllen Cummings is on the sicK list Miss Nelle Mitchel was in town FridayJohn R Champion was in Cannel ton Thursday Miss Nellie Lee Gililand was in town Saturday Mrs Lena Brodie was over from Ohnnault Monday Miss Nora Spencer was down from Dexter Saturday Noah Snyder and Will Guthrie of Dexter were in town Friday Marion Fite returned from Cannel ton and other points Tuesday Urlab Cummings died at his home below here Monday He was buried WednesdayMisses Martin and Elsa An son were here Monday and Tuesday visiting friends littlendaughter Ella Kate are visiting relatives here this week Mrs Bob Connor was called to Alton Wednesday to see her sister Mrs Tom Carr who is ill of pneu monia Several of the young people from Derby attended the commencements at too Gilliland scboohonse Friday They report a splendid time L EKRON Mrs D S Child spentTast Monday in Brandenburg Rev Jimmie Willet returned from his visit to Texas Saturday Ike Neafus and Henry Adkisson were In Louisville ast week Jo Foor purchased a tract of land from Rev Dan Snacklet und will lo ate on it soon Mr and Mrs Ueo Frymire and Mrs Ike Owings were in Louisville shopping last week Miss Gertrude Allen who has been spending some time with her aunt Mrs W M Frymire returned home SundayRev Kimble accepted the call given him by Salem church and tilled Ills appointment there Saturday and Sunday Iyh l JS DR FENNERS KIDNEYand Backache xidneY8CURE4ladderI I I Dont become discouraged There Is a I cure for you It necessary write lr Fennor Ho hits spent a Ufa tlmo curing Just such CDIes as yours All consultations FreeII I have boon a sufferer from rhuematlsm for over ten years and have often been conII fined to my bed for several days and suffered I intensely Dr Fenners Kidney and Backache I I Cure afforded relief at once I new feel asIwell as I ever have in my life ADA BLACKWELL Kansas City Mo Druggists 60c II Ask for Cook BookFins For Salo By Short b Haynes Z T Cox and family attended church at Salem Sunday and were the guests of Mrs Coxs parents Mr and Mrs Dan Shacklet Remember that Rev Tabb will preach here on the third Sunday afterII noon at 3 oclock and let everybody come out and hear him Aunt Rhoda Pierman who has been an inmate at the poor house for a bomber ol years was adjudged Insane and taken to Lakelaud Asylum last SaturdayMiss Archer returned from Thursdayfnight She had been gone sine September and reportsa deilghtul time during the entire visItrTho public school closed here Fri day It has been a very i successful term Miss Mollie Gilford who taught the primary room will open a spring term on February 29fThe way to a mans heart is through ms stomach an old sa lngtt meaning that to wm a man youJl must feed him well It this is not true Iit ia still true Inf the sense thallhe way tOilS mans heart is through his stomach Many persons imagine that they have heart diseaj when it is only indigestion This is how it comes about The stomach distended by gas crowds the heart anb gives the feeling that the j trouble is in the heart If you dont know that you have i heart trouble try using Walthers Peptonized Port and see if it does j not relieve you Small size CO cents large size 100 RAYMOND n u Alex Hendry is on the sick Hst CI C Mrs W L BlacK is not improvedI Morgan Chappell has the contract of thA mail route G W Cushman is suffering with a broken collar bone Mr and Mrs Claude Grant attend ed church here Sunday Miss Dee Basham has returned home from Cloverport 1Revappointment here Sunday1JThe patty at Mr Hamptons Friday bh night was quite a successJWillie Johnson has accepted a posi tion as clerk at H H Johnsons Lodi burg i Miss Lain Cashman after a two weeks visit returned home Friday accompanied by her sister Mrs Win Held Hendry PATESVILLE Mrs Fred Young who has beenIj ill is improving Richard Sapp of Dukes was Inttown Saturday on businessJN fatarks Jr was in Cloverport Thursday for a load of gCOdsaUnole Mart Young has just recover ei from an attack of scarlet fever Ollie Lynch who was confined to his II room for several days Is out againtMr and Mrs Reuben Marlowe befganhouse keeping oneday last wees Messrs Marion and Tarvin Baker were in Cloverport Friday on busio nessA twelve pound boy has arrrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Marlow J Messrs G W Jarboe and Ed Gab bert were riding in the country Fri day on business Master Marvin Compton spent Thursday and Friday with his aunt Mrs T W Harmon Charles Husk of Owensboro Is spending a few days with his relatives Mr and Mrs Bowld A party ofmen will leave soon forf West Virginia where they will en gage in the timber businesslEverybody around nere has hadt scarlet fever except Clint Reid and he has had a case of the Bowldsf hives Tho telephone box of the Home Telephone Co which was in J Ntt Paxtonu store was moved to Louisville Thursday Mr and Mrs Wave Peyton and little daughter Martina spent several days last week with her parent8 Mr and Mrs 1 ErrIngton of Lyons i m JU1nLClriiL l f I T Mr Rice of Chambers was in town one day last week trying to get some additions to the Normal which will be taught by Prof M Cone at that place very shortly There has been considerable chang ing about in real estate the past week Ed Gabbert and Millard Compton traded houses and then Mr Compton and Uncle Thos Lynch made a trade with houses and all set Thursday for moving day At daybreak on Thurs day morning the moving began Mr Compton moved into the Lynch prop erty on the hill and Mr Lynch moved into the CGabbert property above town and then Mr Gabbsrt into the Compton property In the center of town The Seasons Great Offer Yon want the most reliable reading matter obtainable during this Presidential year The Louisville Herald and The Breckenridge News wil meet yonr requirements exactly YIU can secure The Louisville Herald Dally Edition for one year three hundred and thirteen issues and Breckenridge News one year for 250 The Heralds reputation for fair and unprejudiced political news is well known Those who are Republi cans and Democrats and those who are neither can be sure to obtain from its columns truthful reports of all political happenings The offer stated aoove is the best proposition suet made to the people of this community It is the lowest price ever asked for a metropolitan newspaper in combination with our own During the year 1004 you will want to keep posted to the minute on political happenings and you can afford to pay the price sked for this information This offer is made but fora limited time It may be withdrawn without Hera is certainly a bargain Take advantage of it Subscribe now money to the Publisher of Breckenridge News Cloverport Ken tucky I Millions for the Canal New York Feb 5In anticipation of the ratification of the Panama treaty at an early date says the Washington correspondent of the TrIb- une Secretary Shaw is already making plans for the payment of the large sum required for the first out layRatification will call for the immediate payment by the United States of at least 50000000 of which 140000000 will go to the New Panama CanalCorapany and 10000000 to the republic of Panama For this pur it will be necessary for the Secre tary to make such provision for the disbursement of this amount from the Treasury as will least disturb the financial ana commercial interests of the country Chance for Breckenridge News Readers In order to test the Ureckenridge great circulation and its superior advertising value we made arrangements with Short Haynes the popular druggists to one of the best selling medicines at half price to anyone who will out out the following coupon and present- it at their store stlls sssasNitiitl ssa one This 50c COUPONII chic Tor tho cure ot constipation and dlspcpsla at halfprice 25c anydissatisfied iShort IS Heynes TWENTY FIVE CENTS Dr Howards specific for cars of constipation and is not an unknown remedy It has made many remark cures right here in town and so positive aye Druggists Short Haynes- of is great superiority in oaring dye pepsin constipation sick headache v er troubles that they will in addi ion to selling it at halfprice re und the money to anyone who it does not cure If you cannot call at the store out ut the coupon and mall it with 25 cents and a 50 cent box of the specific will be sent you by mail charges paid Do not put it off One today is worth two totnprrowe State Organizer to Assist The young men here interested in the work of forming a local breach of the Y M 0 A expect the State organizer to be in the city soon to assist in the organization Tnere Is nothing so important in severe cold weather as a well organized digestive force When stomach properly digests nutri food it creates new rich blood and fortifies tho system against cold Walthers Peptonized Port to be at all drug stores is an ideal combination of pure rich port and the best quality of pepsin It strengthens the weak digestive organs restores the appetite builds and tones up the entire system For invalids convalescent and worn out people there is nothing so bene ficial as Walthers Peptonized Port Small size CO cents large size 100 r rlff 1 rW W Is H f 1 J SKIN AND BLOOD- PURIFICATION Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills Cleanse the Skin Scalp and Blood Of Torturing Disfiguring Hu mours with Loss of Hair COMPLETE TREATMENT SIOD Thousands of tho worlds best people have found Instant relief and speedy cure by the use of Cntlcura Soap Ointment and Pills in the most torturing and disfiguring of Itching burning and scaly humours eczemas rashes itch Ings and inflammations Thousands of tired fretted mothers of skin tortured and disfigured babies of all ages and conditions have certi fled to almost miraculous cures by the Cuticura remedies when the best med ical skill had failed to relieve much less cure Cntlcura Treatment is local and con stitutional complete and perfect pure sweet and wholesome Bathe the affected surfaces with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanso tho skin of crusts and scales and soften the thick ened cuticle dry without hard rubbing and apply Cuticura Ointment freely to allay itching Irritation and inflammation and soothe and heal and lastly take Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cool and cleanse tho blood and put every function in a state of healthy activity More great cures of simple scrofulous and hereditary humours are dally mado by Cuticura remedies than by all other blood and skin remedies combined a single set being often sufficient to euro tho most distressing cases when all else falls Sold Uuouhont the world Cnttctir lUiolrrat MB Chi torm Coaled Pills 2e per CtiiiirrtN55spp Defl L hoeMtP14eaasedelardsBoton IMColambn- sAre Putrer Drur end Chem Corp Sole fro dsr Send tor Skis and Jlloo4l11rtAC114l1o QUARTERLY REPORT OF TilE TWO STATES BANK At the close of business on the 31st day of December 1003- RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 635162 Duo from Nutlonul banks3 22769 32169 Specie 62083 Currency 85000 14iO83 Furniture and Fixtures 15111 02edCurrent Expenses for the Year 101870 1O187033x27 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In In cash 150000 Surplus Fund l5J3re Deposits subject to check on which Int Is not paid 217 45944 Time certificates of de- posIts on which Int Is pd 707500 r34U- f336146 SUPPLEMENTARY Highest amount of Indebtedness of any stockholder person company or lira Including In the liability of the company or Orm the liability of thereotdIrectlydebted ness exceeds Super cent of capital stock actually paid In and actual amount ot surplus of tho bank f None How Is Indebtedness statd In above Item 1 secured By Mortgage See Pectlon583 Kentucky Statutes Highest amount of Indebtedness of any director or ofilcer If amount of such Indehtednessexcoeds10 per H cent of paid up capital stock of bank None How Is same securedXDo-cs amount of Indebtedness of any person company or firm Including In the Uablllty ot the company or firm tho liability of tho In- dIvIdual members thereof exceed 90 per cent of paidup capital und actual surplus None It so stato amount of such Indebtedness X Amount of lust dlvluond X Were all expenses losses interest and taxes deducted therefrom be fore declaring dividend and was not less than 10 per cent of net profits of tho bank for covered by tho dividend carved to dlvldend X STATE or KHNTUOKY I l County of Breckcnrldge rSs StatesflankI tho town of Stophensport Ky In said county being duly sworn says the foregoing report Is In all respects a true statement of the condition oftho said Bank at tho close of business on tho 31st day of Doct 1003 to best ot hits knowledge and belief and furtho- says that tho business of said Bank has transacted at tho location named and not elsewhere and that tho above report Is made In compliance with anofllclal notice received from tho Secretary of Stato designating the 31st day ot Dee 1003 as the day on which such report shall be made JOHN S ADAIR Cashier JohnSJAMES ORAWFORD N P B C My commission expires January 10 1006 PAYNEIItI B A SMITH 4IComing to Cloverport Dr W B Boen who has been practicing dentistry at Hawesville was iin our town last week Dr Boen is contemplating giving Cloverport half his time and Hawesville the other half The doctor is an expert dentist and has a great reputation in Hancock county He Isa graduate and holds first honors in a class of 72 He writes that he will be here in a few days and desires to do some business CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars thet- gigriAtnro SJ ZSfof C 6 W75 52 J 4 I lJitJH Id f 4 COST OF HONEYMOONS fIHOW THOSE SPENT IN WASHINGTON MAY VARY IN EXPENSE DrldiiRToonm nn a Rule Are lie Kardlcai of the Price of Things OB N Bridal Toumllcnv 1 300 a Day Was Spent In a lintel Jn the Capital Why Is it that so many bridal plea come to Washington to spend couJJhoneymoons Perhaps the question not be satisfactorily answered but the fact remains that the capital Is a great Mecca for the newly wedded Some f people say that it is because Washing 1 ton is restful and that at this one pe k nod in their lives men and women dojj not taro for bustle They want to be able to devote some thought to each other without fear of personal acci dent Whatever the reason the fact remains that the annual Influx of brides i and grooms amounts to at least 20000 personsThe 1manager of one of the hotels of the city was asked In regard to the expenses of a honeymoon Is a honeymoon In Washington too expensive for a man with a moderate c salary the reporter asked or can it be reduced to an economical basis without It displaying the limitations of the ibridegrooms purse should he happen to d be of the less wealthy class + That question need not be a vexed Ahoneymooncostly as the purse can buy or it can bel tyouafforded by our modern hotels At this moment I have in mind a man from Chicago who brought his J bride here on their wedding trip Their j living expenses amounted to something like 300 a day that amount being spent in the hotel But then the manager added this man had an al most unquenchable thirst for rare old wines and things In season and out of season But there Is just one thing I wish to say in connection with the American bridegroom I cannot recall one Instance where the quality does rnot hold good be he a man of wealth or one of modest income He never c questions the price of things This even proves true concerning tho engagement of our apartments Ho i foutE f t I remember we had as guests at the same time with our 300 a day couple a newly wedded prtlr from New r England Their dally expenses Were U 10 Now using these figures which are entirely accurate one can quickly see that luxurious living it can be purchased for the latter amountIs not so frightfully expensive as our out of town friends picture Really the amount of money to be spent is more a matter of taste than the condition ofCjl ones purse At this juncture the manager reach end threw open the door of tho state bridal suit displaying a verita ble glimpse of fairyland This cham ber Is the most expensive room In the hotel Its size does not differ mater s ally from the less elegantly furnished 4 rooms but In magnificence it rivals the most gorgeous bedchambers of Euro v Tpenn palaces One speedily realizes that to comprehend its beauty color JItemperament becomes t4moireens from the faintest shade of shell fr pInk to the rich blush of the rose This erect Is continued in the less rich bang ings and draperies of the same tints while the carpet reflects the same lines twhich become lightened by windows ry t covered with rare old lace The furni Iture is of Louis XIV period the color scheme is carried out in the upholster ings of figured damask In dainty floral designs and scroll effects while the four poster bedstead with its canopy Is said to be an exact copy of the orlg roof at Cluny the cost of the bed alone jbeing enormous x But how do you make the expenses iron up to 300 a day inquired the 11 reportertQuite easily enough This room in cluding bath is 25 a day Such guests as occupy an apartment of that sort demand a private dining room the latter ranging in price according to the slab oration of the room and the table fur VJ nishtng say 25 for the dining room a day and SCO is disposed of at once Read This Louisville Ky June 18 1001 Dr MoDearnkidney and bladder troubles and one half bottle of the Texas Wonder Halls Discovery has cured me and I can cheerfully reoomnled it Yours very respectfully i J N RobertsI1810 Maple st i t A TEXAS BONDER iOneiand bladder troubles removes Rrayel T a cares diabetes seminal emissionweak and lame backs rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bled der in both men ana women regulates r bladder troubles in cnlldren If not sold by your drpgglst it will be sent by mail on receipt of 1 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Dr E W Hall solo manufacturer P O Box ii 620 St Luis Mo Send for teat I monials Sold by all druggists Office 2031 Olive street t The New Pension Agent- On the recommendation of Mr Yerkes President Roosevelt appointed Major A T Wood of Mt Sterling to succeed the late Dan Collier as pension agent of Kentucky on last Fri day tr Jr C ic ir g

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