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SRECKENRIDGE NEWSUNO D end V G BABBAQE

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t WEDNESDAY JULY 29 1003

EIGHT PAGES

The Kentucky Press association met

at Lexington last week and was roy-

ally entertained by the citizens anll

local members of the Press The keys

of the city were handed over by May-

or Duncan and for two days I twasa merry go round of sight seeln

and entertainment Lexington iIsw a city of beautiful homes institutionsf of learning and education No other

city in the State is so well equippealong these lines The Eastern Asylnm

the Reform School and the State Col

r lege were nil visited by the memberof the association in a body andshown through these Institutions The

State and arearo a credit to anvcertainly well conducted and manag-

ed One that has never visited these

institutions has very littlo idea of

what is being done for the nnfortnnatcreatures who are sent there The Re-

form school is certainly a great In-

stitution and a revelation to personwho are not acquainted with its methode of caring for the boys and girlsThe association spent a most enjoy

able afternoon as guests of the Sn

perintendent and Commissioners Editor Walton who is one of the Com-

missioners was especially courteousThe News wants to thank the good

citizens of Lexington and especially

the Press of that city for a roya

good time We enjoyed the stay en-

joyed meeting the members of theAssociation and everything connectswith the trip It was ont of the bestmeetings we have attended in years

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HARDINSBURG

County Court day last Monday

Mrs Judith Ball visited her daughter near Custer list wee

Mrs M J Thomas is visitingher parents near Derby Ind

Dr R T Dempsterof Glendeanewas in the city lust Monday-

T J Moore of MeDaniels was in

town several days of last week

Jas GBrodie spent last Sunday alBrandenburg the guest of friends

Miss Alliena Murray of Cloverportis the guest of Mr and Mrs M HBeard

The sheriff mnde several sales ofland for taxes at the court house door

MondayThecolored folks gave a picnic

here last Saturday It was largely

attendedMissMurray has returned

home from a visit to relatives at

CloverportMissSevers of Cloverport if

be charming guest of Miss JudithE DeJarnette

Miss Eva Cashman of Denver Col

is visiting Misses Margaret and Ro ¬

berta BrodieMiss Mary J Mattingy of near

MeDaniels spent several days of lastweek in the city

Miss Georgya Robertson of Glen ¬

deane came up last Saturday to at-

tend¬

the Hawks lectureSheriff F P Payne Jno A Barry

and John Jennings of Cloverportwere in the city last Monday

Mrs Rattle Walker and son ofAnaconda Mont are visiting hermother Mm Margaret May

Miss Lelia McGary has returnednome from a visit to Miss Ada Henderson and other friends at Webster

Mr and Mrs P M Beard werethe guests of Mr and Mrs D SRichardson at Union Star Sunday-

R S Dowell and C C Martin olBig Spring were here lust Mondayon business before the County Court

Mr and Mrs Frank Shellnian will

move to Wehb Miss next weekThey will bo missed by a large circKof friends

Miss Basham of Union Star wh <

had been the guest of Mr and MrsGus D Shellman returned to heihome last week-

Remember the Masonic excursiorfrom Fordsville tc Louisville and return 1 from all Branoh stations Sunday August 2nd 100JJ

Miss Nita heard who has been theguest of her grandparents Mr andMrs G W Beard returned to heihome in Louisville Friday

Mrs Sallie Board and son AmotBoard left last Friday for DenverCot to be with her son Kennethwho is ill with typhoid fever

Mrs Bottle Wnltehead of VintGrove was the guest of Miss TulnU Daniel last week She delivereda missionary address at the M Echurch South last Wednesday even

ing

I LOD1BURQ

Lodibnrg is on a boom

H H Johnson has his new storehouse nearly completed and will givea music party and foe cream supperWednesday night July 20 All areinvited to attend

U 0 Grant wife and two childrenspent Saturday and Sunday visitingrelatives near Sample

Windfield Hendry and Myrna Castman attended the picnic at Rhodelilast Saturday and report a tine time

Victor Orendorf was the guest ofGertrude Keys Sunday

Several from this neighborhoodwill attend the picnic at Garfield

next Saturday August 10

Dott Basham and brother Nathan-

Iel of Louisville are visiting Mrs

Jesse Payne and other relatives

Annie Parks Is spending the week

at Bewleyville the guest of Misses

Annie and Lenie Compton-

H N Hardin spent part of lasweek at Addison the guest of hissister Mrs Win Gibson

Mr B Johnson spent a few dayvisiting his son H H Johnson lastweek

Hows This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can-

not be cured by Halls Catarrh CureF J Cenney Co Toledo O-

We the undersigned have Known F

J Chenney for the last 15 years andbelieve him perfectly honorable in allbusiness transactions and financialable to carry out any obligations iiiadiby their firm

West Truax Wholesale DruggistsToledo O Walding Kinnan fc Mar-

vin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-

nally acting directly upon the blood

and mucous surfaces of the systemTestimonials sent free Price 75 o-

per bottle Sold by all DruggistsHalls Family Pills are the bust

ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM

For Hlsslonary fleeting to be Held at

Garfield During Leitchfield

Presbytery Aug I

Irvington Ky July i8SpesalMr S B Payne chairman of

the Sundayschool Committee of thejeitchfleld Presbytery makes the fol ¬

owing announcement of a Missionaryueetlng the program to be found beow This meeting will be held in

the new Presbyterian church at Gartied Aug 1 at 70 p in during themeeting of the Presberty

Programrue Origin of the Society Mrs P L

ClagottThe Object of the SocietyRev LM

WoosleyThe Work of the Society Miss E

Netherton and Miss Vienna Woos ¬

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The Relation of the Pastor to theWork Rev R H Montield

The Relation of the Session to theWorkRev Eli Harned

The Best Methods to Make our AnxsInteresting Mrs Eli Harned

The Best Means to be used to ArouseInterest Rev N G Cnndiff andRev R H Montield

Benefit derived from these Societiesand Results to the Present Time

Mrs P L Clag-ettOlZgTORIE3

lean thethe Kind You Hata Always Bought

Siguture Jot

Births

Born to the wife of Alf Taylor ofRosetta a boy Alfred Milton

Born to the wife of Jas MitchamI girl

Born to the wife of Oscar Pate neartown a girl

Two Bottles Cured Him

I was troubled with kidney complaint for about two years writesA H Davit of Mt Sterling Ia

but two bottles of Foleys KidneyJute effected a permanent cure AR Fisner

Ferry Proving a Success

Brandenburg Ky July °8Spe-cnlG H Casperkes new gasolineerry boat is bringing a number oficople to town and all of them comenostly totrrtde which helps the merchants The expense of running thescat Is small when compared to theenetit redounding to the community

For a lazy liver try Chamberlainstomach and Liver Tablets They

nvigorate the liver aid the diges-

tion regulate the bowels and preventulious attacks For sale by Short n5Haynes

Infant Dies

Irvington Ky July 28SpecialThe Infant child of Mr and Mrs

Jharles Sill died last week The inerment took place at High PlainsMany friends extend sympathy to thE

icreaved parents

f PIANOS ORGANS

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IRVINGTON°

Mr and Mrs Stiles have left fortheir home In Louisville Ky

Miss Jones of Louisville is theguest ot Miss Dolly Ciayromb

Mrs James Smith was visitinher sister at Paynesville last week

The Irvington nine played HlgSpring a good game on Saturday last

Miss Brandenburg leaves to dayMonday for her nome at Grayhamp

tonDrMarshalls family are expecte

home from Tar Springs today Mot

dayHenryMorton of Owensboro was

here to attend church services last

SundayRevJohn F Knue formerly of

Aurora Ind visited Father Zoelleilast week

Miss Buoy Esterty one of Louisvilles prettiest young ladles washere Thursday

Mr White and sonCullnmhave leftfor a visit TO Mr Whites old hornIn

MichiganCof Union Star

came up to be present at the funeraof Mrs Gardner

Mrs George Lyddan and GeorgDana have gone to Vine Grove tosee Dr Latham

Miss McAteer of Louisville is thecompany of Mrs Piggott and MrsWather for a week

Mrs J T Biggs spent Saturdaand Sunday with her daugnter Mrs

Blame at StephensportMiss Jennie Mibol Harris am

Miss Jane Smith of Cloverport arevisiting Mrs Harry White

Miss Ella Munford has returnedfrom a three weeks stay In Louisrule the guest of Miss Tydlngs

Thomas Bandy who has been contined to his room for more than twomonthsis some better at this writing

Miss Barr of Owensboro andMiss Ada Bell Henderson of Websterwere the guests of Mrs Graves last

weekMissNancy Pusey of Chicago

arrived Saturday and is the guestaf her grandmother Mrs Mary EMunford

Mr and Mrs Sandy Hendry of

West Point were hero to attendthe funeral and burial of Mrs lientlrys mother

Little Miss Cora Schmitt and LouisMcCartheny of Louisville are witstheir uncle Rev Augustus Zoellernt Mt Morino

Mr and Mrs Henderanee KateWashington and two daughters areat their uncles Mr Washingtonfor° a two weeks visit

News from Mrs Jonas Lyon al

Martinsville Ind reports little Hu ¬

berts improvments Hubert is asufferer from rheumatism

Miss Lois Newman of York Nebwho has been the guest of her uncleMr P P Robert has left for a

visit to her grandfather at Concor

diaJesseHerndon has purchased a fine

farm of John L Henry and Mr Heurjwill locate in Irvington We willgladly welcome such good solid fairminded people as Mr and Mrs Henry

Miss Addie English who has beetin fating health for sometime hasreturned from Louisville where shewent to consult Dr Vance We trustMiss Addle will oe greatly benefitedby this trip

Miss Eva McGlothlan has returneefrom Louisville where she has beerthe guest of Miss Earnestine DruryShe was accompanied by Muss MaryJacob Tyler who will be with heifor the week

Miss L B McGlothlan was obligeeto recall her invitation to the BapList Young People and others for s-

trip to Brandenburg and a sail hMr Casperkes beautiful launch otaccount of illness Another datewill be named soon

t The following young folks are enjoying a house party this week giver

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This is quite the season for purchasing your piano or organ Why not let me figure with you

It may save you several dollars Besides I will sell you only firstclass goods Pianos and organs

arc not expensive if purchased with good judgment and you will use your best judgment<

by visiting

this store and seeing the nice pianos I haVeLet me send you a nice catalogue of pianos or organs It

is a pleasure to do it Maybe you need something nice in the jewelry line or smaller music goods

There is one fine place at your service that istheTI1

W Ba OELZE MUSIC AND JEWELRY STORE

CLOVERPORT KY °

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ALWAYS RELIABLEI

Golden Crown FlourJ

USE IT FOR HEALTHS SAKEABSOLUTELY PUREI

by Miss Garnett Lewis In honorof her cousin Miss Jennie Liversfrom Dallas Texas Misses AgnesKirtley Inez Beavin Ciara CarterEva Shindler and Messrs ClarenceKirtley Tony King Ben ShindlerHenry Livers and Bernard Carter-

A merry party of ten left here lastThursday morning on the fast trainto see Kentuckys great wonderMammoth Cave They were MissesMary E Hardaway Annie PaynePansy Paris Alberta Drnry LnciloHerndon Mary Wrather Overtonand Murray Blanford chaperoned byMr and Mrs Jesse Herndon Theyreport a fine time

Mrs Jerry Genane and little son arevisiting Mr Ganane at Lyons Hotel

Rev J T Lewis Mr and MrsGraves and Mrs Calhoun havemade arrangements to attend theChantanqna at Owensboro in August

Miss Iva Mudd of Louisvilleis spending her vacation with thehome folks at Oakland

Misses Maggie and Julia Green ¬

wood were hostess to a dinner partygiven at Sunrise Slope last weekwith the following guests Mrs FloydRoberts and children Mr and MrsWorland Carter and children MissLinn Miss Clara Carter and othersMiss Cecil Spradlin is spendingsometime at Bewleyville with MissPayne

Night Was lice Terror

I would cough nearly all night-long It writes Mrs Chas Applegateof Alexandria Ind and couldhardly get any sleep I had consump ¬

tion so bad that if I walked a blockI would cough frightfully and spitblood but when all other medicinesfailed three 100 bottles of DrKings New Discovery wholly curedme and I gained 58 pounds ItIt isabsolutely guaranteed to cure CoughsColds LaGrippe Bronchitis andall throat and Lung troubles Price50o and 100 Trial bottle freeShort Haynes drug store

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No Pity Shown

For years fate was after me con ¬

tinuously writes A Gnledge Ver ¬

bena Ala I had a terrible caseof Piles causing 24 tumors When allfailed Bucklens Arnica Salve curedme Equally good for Burns andall aches and pains Only1 25o at Short

Haynes Drug Store-

Hardware Deal Closed

The invoicing of H A OelzeSons stock of hardware was corn ¬

pleted last week and the goods werebought by Conrad Payne Co at theinvoice price Thursday the workof removing the goods to the buildingoccupied by Conrad Payne Cowas begun As the stock carried byConrad Payne Co is already oflarge size more shelves were placedin the rear of the building to accom-

modate¬

the new stock The warehouse in the rear of the store will beused for the storage of the heaviergoods such as farming implementsbuggies and wagons etc

CASTORIAIFor Infants and Children

The Kind You Have Always Bought

Bears the-

Signature of

Strike Excellent Flow of WaterIn the second well sunk at the

Murray Roofing Tile companys plantby Stiles Morgan an excellent flowof water was struck at a depth of05 feet The first well which was afailure was a few feet from theooiler room The last well is near thegas well and will furnish a sufficientsupply of water for all general purposes

When Other Medicines Have Failed

Take Foleys Kidney Cnre It hascured when everything else has di sap ¬

pointedA R Fisher

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Resigns as SuperintendentHawesvllle Ky July 23 William

S Givens Superintendent of tom ¬

mon Schools of this county todayoffered his resignation to Judge Steph ¬

ens to take effect August 10 next MrrGivens has accepted a position as Itraveling State agent for the NewEngland Mutual Life Insurance JlmIpany and will locate in LouisvilleJudge Stephens has not selected asuccessor to Mr Givens but there area number of applicants for the vacantposition Among them are M H tEstes J C Bowling John DeJarnettv tand Robert HarrisonIForjingotold kind of headache use RamonsPills They cure the system of thecause of headaches 25 doses 25c

Outing In the nountalnstRoscoe Severs the popular civil i

engineer who has been surveying inttthe Cumberland mountains for theChespeake Ohio railway compa ¬

ny came home last Thursday for a fweeks vacation He will return nextrThursday when he will be accompaniedsi

by his brother Byrne who will spend itwo weeks with him in the moantians They will camp in the wildestttt1

part of Kentucky and will be seven Jty iiiles from the nearest railroad

Sound Kidneys are safeguards of lifeMake the kidneys healthy with Foleys I

Kidney CurerA R Fisher

Narrow Escape From Death fPlosinghis f

farm near Pellville in Hancockcounty The horses became frightenedand he was thrown to the groundHe was picked up by the teeth of hefrake and carried a great distancealong the ground He was considera ¬

bly bruised but otherwise waa kotiInjured tost a e-

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