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A HAPPYHOME

Is one where health abounds

cannotbeWith a disordered LIVER thecannot be good blood

Tutts Pillsrevivify the torpid LIVER and restoreIts natural action

A healthy LIVER means pure-bloodPure blood means health

r Health means happiness

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J The Breckenridge News

WEDNESDAY MAY 4 1901t

Butter beans 5 cents a pound nt

BrownsChristianGleine spent Thursday in

Owensboro

IID ry salt meat 7 cents a pound ntBrowns

flW RRels spent last Wednesday inOwensboro

+ itPure bog lard at 10 cents a poundat Browns

R J Tindle of Dukes wont toi Louisville Sunday

A square meal for 25 cents nt theEnglish Kitchen

Wallace Fierce was down fromLouisville Sunday

Three cans early Juno peas for 25cents nt Browns

F D Whiteneott returned yesterdayto Greenwood Ind

Fresh Dread and cakes every daynt the English Kitchen

The genuine Matta Jj tooth calrivator 325 at Browns

I sell good bats cnonper than anyone I know Judith Miller

If you want to save 25 per cent onJ shoes buy them from Brown

ffSeven bars good laundry soap for0 25 cents at the English Kitchen

T J De la Hunt of Canneltonwas here Thursday and Saturday

Jumbo pickles extra tine 10 centsa dozen at the English Kitchen

Wanted to buy a good fresh inilchIt cow fur cash at the English Kitchen

Capt John Newton of FordsvilleA is was here Monday delivering tobacco

Miss Hattie Sterett of Skillmanwas the guest of relatives here Instweek

Mrs Wm Preston and children

I went to Lewl port Saturday for avisit

Two cans California peaches verytine for 35 cents at the EnglishKitchen

IMrs J T Dnniels returned Satur-

dayI from a visit to relatives atHiiwesville I

Mrs Henry Duncan trod MrsT HRowland spent Wednesday and Thurs ¬

day in LouisvilleI

Albert Solbrig who has just recover-ed

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from a severe illness came downfrom Louisville last ween

Miss Roberta MfGavock returnedThursday from a visit to her sisterMrs Clarence Baker nt Hawesville

A sign painter did some work lastJJ

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week at 0 W Hnmmnns barbershop and M F Pophains restnrnnt

T B Young ot Morganfielu wasII

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the guest of his daughter Mrs 0 BSkillman Wednesday and Thursday

Mrs Clarence Baker canine up fromHnwesville Thursday to visit her par

Mr and Mrs Robt Alo Qavockllents townIInear

cents>7 Eight cents a pound i-

so

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0what a young woman paid for< twelve pounds of flesh

J She was thin and weakandIi

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paid one dollar for a bottle ofcc

Scotts Emulsion and by tak¬

j1 ing regularI doses 1had gainedl twelve pounds in weight before

the bottle was finished

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r cheap for such valuable ma ¬

J terial Some pay more somei less some get nothing for1 their money You get your 1

moneys worth when you buyJJ

Scotts EmulsionWe will send you a little

+ free 1

SCOTT BOWNE CHEMISTS

409 Pearl Street New York J

SOC and 1005 all druggists

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S R McCracKen was in l

aturday1toThree caps Polks corn for 25 cen

it BrownceutBrownBjiv

toBacon axtiaasmoketi 10 cents aponnd at Browns

All the new braids in straw stylish ytrimmedJudith Miller

The genuine Matta double shoeplow 2 CO at Browns

Nice new lot of stylish hats ja-

receivedJudithst

MillerOranges lemons bananas and apples

at the English KitchenHurry Hurry If you want to catch

scheme No 5 Edward GregoryTry a drink of Brnnno for that tired

feeling at the English KitchenYou can get your wall paper pnt on

right by calling on T F SawyerEllis Jones of Louisville was the

guest of Miss Mabel Morrison SundayLast years hats stylishly retrlm

inel for a moderate cost Judith Mil ¬

lerIfyon need wall paper bargains

can he had at T F Sawyers sellingout

82 interesting features in theMay Munsey now rendyJ D Bab

bA geMrs JE Keith was ut Elizabelhtov-

lastI

week the guest of her son C K

KeithVerystylish new hats in straw

especially received last week JudithJ

MillerSlarge line sweet stories inI

JLeslies for May ndw ready J DJ

BabbageFrank

14Bod was up from Owens ¬

boro Sunday the guest of Dr and MisR L Newsom

Colliers Weekly has a great storyabout the Fair uow rtady J D

BabbageThehats received last week are

just the thing stylish newJudith Miller

G G Wine was here Monday thegnest of relatives while on his WilYt 3 Ashland Ky

Send for wall paper samples I sellI

wall paper every wnere go anywhereEdward GregoryChris Kleinejand little Miss Katiei

Wroe went over to Rocrfvale Saturday-to visit relatives

Tar water delivered in Cloverportonce a week for 30 cents per gallon

J D Babbage JrCome to my shop and see tho beau-

tiful and stylish hats I received lastweekJudith MillerMay Ladies Home Journal has GO

pages of interesting stuff for womennow rAndyJ D Babbage

No business of importance wasItransacted by the city council at itsregular meeting Monday night

The WnrLord of the East etoauiillustrated feature of May Metropoli-tan

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now ready J D BabbageEverybodys magazine for May JO

strong features plenty of sunshinenow readyJ D Banbage

The braids in the new straw hatsreceived last week are beautifulCome to see themJudith Miller

Bends and Bead Loom outfitslearn-to make Indian bead work and makeheap big money Edward Gregory

Rev P L King preached at theMethodist church last evening and JM Ragsdale of Louisville conductedthe choir

Selling out the largest stock of wallpiper ever brought to this city atprices that will close it out quicklyT F Sawyer-

A new serial by George MaddenMartin author IfIIEmmy Lou be ¬

gins IIn May McClnreB now readyJ D Babbage

M rs W H Bowmer and daughterMiss Marlon wentto Louisville lastWednesday for a short visit to MrsJohn Bnrk J

The condition of Geo Wendelkenwho was operated on for appendicitisat Louisville last week is reported tobe

improvedFrcmo to German RIdgeii

Typhoplty to Lick iKkillet they arejj

sending for scheme No liHI tell youIts great Edward Gregory

Mrs A C Sheldon was called toCannel ton Sunday to attend the bed-

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of her cousin Mies Daisy BoultIInghouse who is critically illJJ

Father A Meyerlng of BrownsValley and Father Geo Conner ofOwensboro were the guests of FatherBrey Wednesday and Thursday

Chas Hook went to Tell City Fri ¬

day and returned with his littledaughter Ruby Hayms Hook whowas the guest of T P Hermann

Farmers 20 rolls of wall paperwalls ceiling and border and theLouisville Weekly Herald all for SI 25

Edward Gregory Cloverport Ky J

Sunday Excursion rates season 1104

Until further notice tickets will beIsold on Sunday between Cloverportand all local ponts at one faro lorIround trip mlmimnm 25 cents excepttol Louisville West Point lrvingtonHawesville Owensboro Henderson andEvanevtlle which will be one fare plus25 cents for round tripI

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IOne Plano Harvester with self BinderIn good running order Call for a ba-rgalnR IL Newsom

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elNGw my friends I advise you not t-

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the following list if you expect totemptation 1

some of the bargains offeredI shall take pleasure in driving you

around and showing you the cityproperty000No1000NofXI1MXNo500NoO5tNo IMXNo400No300NoI

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TOONo275No350No250NostreetNU220No0X200No2200No1175NoNo 3J Lot and house Chestnut street 12575No150Noe75No100n75No3j75NotlLots12Ct150No250Noa3NoxJ150NotwoNo421liOONo300Nu200I275No48300No400No375NoNo50 Oneacruandstonequarryon 25

ORDER BY NUMBERI also have an Austin Stone

powerEclipsowill dispcso ofon reasonableterms Good elevator attachedand all suitable appliances formaking good roads Can crushstone as fast as two men can feedit und can be set to crush it intodust Engine power sulliciont torun a saw mill

Come to R L Nowsom if youwant Deeds Mortgages Agree ¬upinliternryformpapersfore any legal tribunal

He also acts as Notary PubliccountyAttention out and

certifying of Pension Certificates

HENDERSON ROUTE NOTES

Round trip bonie seekers excursionsto West and Southwest first and thirdTuesdays each month at greatly reducedrates

One way second class colonist ticketsto South and Southeast fin t and thirdTuesdays each mouth at reduced rates

One way second class colonist ticketsto West nUll Southwest first nUll thirdTuesdays each mouth nt reduced rates

One way second class colonist ticketsto Pacific and North Pacific coast pointsand intermediate points on every dayMarch 1 to April J0 and September 15

to October 15 1904 inclusive Reducedrates

The following rates Cloverport to StLouis and return account of WorldsFair will be made

Season tickets to be sold daily com ¬

mencing April 25 with final return li ¬

mit Dec 1510041135Sixty lay tickets to be sold daily

commencing April 25 limited 60 daysfrom date of sale 9 60

Special coach excursions dates ofwhich will be announced later limitedto return 0 days from date of sale 16 00

The last mentioned tickets will not begood in sleeping cars nor for checkingbaggage

Spring meeting new LouisvilleJockey Club May 218-

For this occasion rate of 320 forround trip Cloverport to Louisvilleand return dates of as follows

May 1st and 2nd limit to returnMay 10

May 3 to 10 inclusive limit to erturn 3 days from date of sale Sundaynotinoluded in the 3 days limit

Ten days tickets to be sold daily commencing April 25 limited 10 days fromdate of sale 039-

Tobacco Growers LoseThe United States Senate refused to

report the GainesYerkes billremovingthe 6 cents a pound tax on leaf tobaccoclamming that tobacco manufacturershall protested and they did not wish toact hastily in a measure which mightinjure the manufacturing interest

Some claim that the farmers of thecountry have not lost much if the billdid not get through both houses of con-

gress¬

claiming that few farmers willever prepare their tobacco themselvesfor the consumer but will continue tomarket it as at present

Geo Weatherholt and Jesse Keysrwere in Louisville Saturdayf

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fr o ooAdvertisements Inserted under this head atono coot a word per week=Cm n

WANTEDofTTSnyderilawesvllleFOR SALE

PRINT1NO Presser and Cuttlllt mnrhinemuchlneAlsollnsulluEnglnus31111TINStreetLouisvilleCOKSALEIlarred Ilymuutli Hock Eitgs

stork Eggs jlPUprr15ttniitallallor1erptI Send me anlCoxLOST OVERCOATI p111glureruuWolfsmo and be rewarded Dr 11 TMIIner 1atis

v111rICYwTOMATO ILANT

Fun SALE Tomato plants I5r per dozen orhrrMrs llIMeroeclty

uFOIL SALEurIfrom tip to tip All right every troyFor further particulars write Clms 1lIhlIIIITil r ForA Ky

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AXANTED Several persons of charactertourInl

lIshllsS1I0usIlstlllllllllFutllryIpayablefuolllce Hurst and carriage furnishedI when

solflIdIIrossed ¬¬

born street Chicago

BEWLEYV1LLERev Hyues preached a fine sermon

SundRY

Corn planting is the order of the dayalong agricultural Hues

Will Brown of near Guston has beenquite ill for sometime

Old friends greeted Mrs L A FooteSunday with genuine esteem

Miss Minnie Stith is in Irvington tobe the guest of Miss Willa Drury

lIon and Mrs Charles Stanford arespending several days in Louisville

The school here taught by Miss InaMcCoy is giving general satisfaction

Mrs Georgia Shelly and Mrs HettieilcCans of Columbia are gusts of Mrand Mrs Alonzo Bennett

Mrs Alice Bennett with her littledaughter Sadie of High Plains visitedher sisters at Mr Bennetts Sunday

Thos J Jclley was in Irvington Fri-

day¬

afternoon to meet the Committeeon program for tho County SS Con ¬

vention to be held at Cloverport in ear-

ly¬

summerMr and Mrs Z T Stith have estab ¬

lished themselves in the rear of theirhouse This may be convenient forthem but is somewhat inconvenient tothe neighbors

llr Joseph PoiuinviJlo of StillwaterMmn utter having spent over2000 with the doctors for stomach

trouble without relief was nd vised byhis druggist Mr Alex Richard totry a box of Chamberlains Stomachand Liver Tablets He did so and isa well man today If troubled withIndigestion bad taste in the monthlack of aupetiie or constipation givethose Tablets n triaj and you are cur ¬

thin to be more than plunged with theresult For rale nt 25 cents per box byShort Haynes

FRYMIREMrs Dick Smith is mile

Walter Barger is very sickMisses Mary and Bettye Mercer spent

Saturday and Sunday with Miss Gertie

AllenMissG ertie Seigler nnd Master Earl

Graham visited Mrs S W Bassett Wed-

nesdayMr and Mrs Buck Norton visited

her mother Sunday Mrs Dan Basinger who is very ill

Measles sore throat and scarlet fey ¬

er are interfering with the springschool at Stony Point

Mrs J W Barr nnd Miss GertrudeAllen enjoyed the hospitality of the Adkis on home near Webster Thursday

Milton Adklsson is putting a tele ¬

phone box in his home lIe connectswith the Brandenburg and Rhode ia

SpecialWilliam Johnson is at present in

Florida prospecting in horticultureIlls intentions ate to increase the

size of his lemonsMr Campbell our new neighbor hap ¬

pened to an accident last week Hishorse stumbled and fell with him buthe was not seriously injured

First Big Land BattleAfter five days fighting the Japan ¬

ese nrniy on Sunday crossed theYalu river and drove the Russians fromChin Tien Chang and the heights onthe right bank of the Iho river whichenters the Yalu trout the north almostopposite Win The loss on both sideswas 1500 killed and wounded IheJapanese losses were 700 killed andwounded and the Russians ever 800

men The Japanese also captured anumber of officers and many amen of theRussian army Many guns were cnpytured during a magnificent infantrfcharge of the Japs with a frontage ofour miles

MSS Elizabeth Jarboe was in LouisvilleSaturday last week t

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goods for menT-he weather now makes one feel like the

warm days are here at lastWe are prepared to supply your wantsLast week we told the gentlemen we have

a good line of summer wearing apparel Lestit was overlooked we repeat this week

Shirts collars and cuffsNeckwear HandkerchiefsSocksfancy and plainStraw hats Underwear SuspendersShoes tans patentsvici kids Newestand latest shapesLots of other items usually needed tocomplete the outfit

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Going to the Worlds Fair at

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USE THE

HENDERSONROUTE

THE LINE THAT ISCOMFORTABLE BE ¬

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FreeReclining

Chair CarsOfficial Route ForIKentucklansI to

ST LOUISAsk for RatesIL J IRWIN

General Passenger Agent

GEO L GARRETTraveling Passenger Agent

Louisville KyILVLW-

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ItMixed Paints 65c to 1 per gal

W Roof Paints 25c to 50c per galfjf I

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TheHenderson Route pay car was I

here Wednesday afternoon i

CADICKS GOLD

DUST FLOURFor sale at your grocersWhen you bake with it you will find

it goes further than most floursYou will find its quality away above

the averageYou will find none as good as Cadicks

Gold Dust Flour for your ease A trialbarrel proves it

MILLIONS-Of Pricks For Sale

Good Grades andLow Prices

CALL ON

J D GREGORYCloverport Kentucky

V G BABBAGEAttorney at Law

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORMany years oxporionco in set ¬

tling estates All collections rateonnblo

Cloverport Kcittticlj

Sommers to Work for Hearst11 A Sommers owner und editor of

the Elxnbtthtown Vows HUB beenchosen to manage time campaign ofWilliam Kandolph Hearst hi Ken ¬

tacky III hianearsts effort to havethe delegation from this State to thoDemocratic National Convention instreet for him for tne irosideutiiilnomination Louisville Herald

Hester Francis Roberts DeadIrvinKton IKyMay iiJpeoial

Hester Frauds Roberta diet Saturdayafter n severe illness of several weokHof meningitis Her remains were iu ¬

terred in the Lntliolio cemetery at MtMerino church Sunday atterndonFather Zooller onlciating

Mrs Eliza Kurtz DeadMrs Eliza Wood Kurtz died at

Oakland CuI April 11 aged eightyeight years She was the mint of MrJ M Kurtz of Ceoilian firs Belland George Kurtz of Ureckunrldgecounty anti Miss Bottle Kurtz ofElizitbethtown Meade County Mes-senger

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Morning Star On the WaysThe John W Thomas hue boon

substituted for the Morning StarThe Star is on the ways having herwheels repaired She will be backut her old run In about a week

Mrs lige Do well DeadUnrrett Ky May 8Special

Mrs Ligo Dowoll died last Tnesdayand wns buried at Buck Grove Wed-

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She leaves a husband andeight children besides other relatives

To Operate Distillery-L E hnpin will start up his distil ¬

lery this week The distillery is be ¬

tween this city anti Ilardtnsburg ontime Hardiusburg pike It has not beenin operation for some time

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