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The Breckenridge News

WEDNESDAY MARCH 0 100J

DERBY IND

Andy Earlea was up from RomeFriday

Davis Cunningham was in town

ThursdayMrsSpencer was In town

TuesdayJamesMogan returned from Louis

villa FridayMiss Edith Elder was down from

Dexter TuesdayMrs Carrie Fleltz was over from

Chenault FridayMr and Mrs James Hargis left for

Louisville Tuesday-

N H Mitchell went to Chennnllon business Friday-

W J Brnien of Louisville wasin town Wednesday

Mrs Kate McGinty spent Fridaynight with Mis Kate Martin

Mr White salesman for Belknap Co was in town Tuesday

Mrs Ellen Cummings is at presentthe guest of Mr N Mitchell and

wifeMrsMat Davis and daughter were

gnests of Mrs Lee Mogau Monday

nightMissPrlscilla Sandage went to

Princeton Ind Wednesday to visit

relativesMisses

Ivy Mitchell and Babe Daviswent to Louisville Friday to hearPatti sing

Will Shutz and Oscar Hargis attend ¬ed commencement exercises at Dexter

ThursdayDrwas called to Ch nault

Sunday to see Lee Bosley who hasbeen very ill

Messrs Ed Trainor E Gillilandand John Kronsh were in Louisvillethe first of the week

Mrs Annie Cunningham of Cue ¬

nault and Mrs Kate Cunningham at ¬tended the funeral of Mr G WashLanders Tuesday

Wm Heath who has for severalyears made his home with Mr andMrs U Cummings will hereafterlive with Frank Yates and wife

Mr and Mrs Mike Jar boe re ¬moved their household effects toPaducah Ky Wednesday Theywill wage this place their furturehome

Wakeful Children

For a long time the two year oldchild of Mr P L MoPherson 50 NTeuth St Harnsburjc Pa would sleepbut two or three hours in the earlypart of tile night WhICh made it veryhard for her parents Her mother coneluded that the child had stomachtrouble old gave her half of one orChamberlains Stomach nnd LiverTablets which quilted her stomach andshe slept the whole night throughTwo boxes of these Tablets have effect ¬

ed a permanent cure and she is nowwell and strong For sale by ShortHaynes

BIG SPRING

John Ciok and son of Custer werehere lust Tuesday

Mr aud Mrs Herman Meyer werein Louisville last week and returnedhome Friday

Miss Julia Millward of Louisvilleis n charming visitor ot her sisterMrs John D Mender

Miss Lill Olarkson returned homeFriday irom a visit to Mm Burdwen at McHenry

Miss Daisy Meador has returnedfrom a visit to hoi sister Mrs T CWilliiiuiH of West Point

Miss Myrtle Moorman returnedhome Thursday from a visit atBowling Green and Sonora

Miss Zelma Strother returned homeThursday after n mouths stay inLouisville with friends and relatives

AyersOne dose of Ayers CherryPectoral at bedtime preventsnight coughs of childrenNo croup No bronchitis A

CherryPectoral

doctors medicine for allaffections of the throat bron ¬chial tubes and lungs Soldfor over 60 years

I have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral In myf mllr for cinlit years Tlierolinotlilni eijuiilto It tor viiiLcliii mid culds eiperinHy for chl-ldrenMII8 W U imvuun Shelby Ala

i > sec 8100J o Aven coAll Lowell Mandruaiaisarsas for Wfight CoughsKeep the bowels open with one ofAyers Pills at bedtime Just ono

Dr 0 Conner and Mrs Sallie Clarkson of Ellzabethtown were downFriday the guests of Mrs AmandaClarksnn

Will Brandenburg of Elizabethtown and Mr Petty of Nashvillewere looking at some mules Fridaybut made no purchases

Dr Strother was called in consulta-tion

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with Dr Howell last Sunday tohelp set a fractured limb of WillWilliams of near Vine Grove

John Hicks came down Saturdayfrom Louisville and remained overSunday with his wife who is herewith her parents Mr and Mrs WH Doran

Dr Strother was called to HoweValley last week in consultation withDr Wm Stead and performed anabdominal operation on n child forobstruction of the bowels

Proper Treatment of PneumoniaPneumonia is too dangerous a dls

ease for anyone to attempt to doctorhimself although he may have theproper remedies at hand A physicianshould always be called It should heborne in mind however that pneu-monia always results from a cold 01froman attack of the grip and thatby giving Chamberlains Cough Rem ¬edy the threatened attack of pneu ¬monia may be warded off This rem-edy

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is also used by physicians in thetreatment of pneumonia with the bestresults Dr W J Smith of SandersAla who isjilso a druggist savs of

itl have been selling ChamberlainsCough Remedy and prescribing it Inmy practice for the past slf years Iuse it in cases of pneumona and havealways gotten the best results Soldby Short Haynes

IRVINGTONi

7 fDrMoorman was in Hardinsburg

WednesdayClaireand Maggie Dandy

have the measles-J B Biggs went to Hopkinsville

on business SaturdayPorn Galloway of Hardinsburg

was in town WednesdayMiss Annie Gaines of Fordsville

is the guest of Jesse BradyMiss Hallie Mercer returned to her

home in Louisville Tuesday eveuing

Roger StAphens of Louisville wasthe guest of Miss Willa Drury Sunday

Miss Bates of Louisville was theguest of Rev Graves and wife last

weekMrs

Nannie Wathen attended thefuneral of Mrs Fairleigh at Brand-enburg

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SundayMiss Minnie Woolfolk of Ekron

was the guest of Miss Annie LeoBandy last week

Crayton Claycomb returned to hishome in Louisville Saturday after atwo weeds visit at home

Mrs E O Perrin and Mrs T NMccJlothlan attended the funeral ofMr Stewart at Webster Saturday

Miss Anna Mann who has beenvisiting her aunt Mrs AugustBryant has returned to her home in

LouisvilleMrsGardner entertained the

Young Peoples Missionary SocietySaturday afternoon A good meetingis reported

Rev J T Lewis failed to fill hisappointment at Stephensport Sundayon account of the serious illness of hislittle son J T

A protracted meeting will beginnext Monday night at the Methodistchurch The evangelist J J Smithhas been engaged to assist Rev Hynes

Rev Hynes was called to Meadecounty Sunday to officiate at theburial services of his cousin MrWill Brown who died Saturday aftera long illness of lung tubercular

The Social Club was delightfullyentertained at the home of the MissMumford Tuesday evening of lastweek Progressive Crimp was in¬dulged in until a late hour MissNannie Wathen was Ins successfulwinner The Club was entertainedlast nvenlng at the home of MissMable McGlothlan

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EKRON

Mrs Tom Payne is quite sickSam Brown left Sunday for Louis ¬

vilieMrs S J Brown was in Louisville

last weekJuno Shacldett was at home Satur ¬

day und SundayMiss Lizzie Harrington visited Miss

Nellie Carrico last FridayWordie Archer of Louisville was

at home Saturday and SundayMiss Francis Frymire is visiting

her cousin Miss Alliene FrymireMi 88 Nell Shncidet was in Branden ¬

burg last week having dental work

doneMrssJ R Frymire spent several

days recently with relatives in Louis ¬ville

Miss Maud Adkission spent Wed ¬nesday night with her aunt Mrs DS Childs

Miss Rose Craycroft visited Miss

DR FENNERS

KIDNEY and

BackacheAll diseases

bladderAlso

Dropsy FemaleTroublesCURE i

Dont become discouraged There Is ayou If necessary write Ur tennersurefor spent a llfo time curing Just such

cases as yours Allconsultations PreeA gravel lodged In my bladder After

using a few bottles of Dr Fenners Kidneyand Iiackacho Oure I passed n travel halt aslarge as a marblo Tim medicine preventedfurther formations 1 wnll cured

W T OAKES Orrlx VaDruggists sec f 1 Ask tar Cook Book Free

Sure Cure Circular DrOIYIIUO DANCE Fenner FredonlaNYFor Sale Ity Short Haynes

Nellie Shncklett Saturday night and

SundayErnestBrown and family were the

guests of his father Henry BrownThursday

Judge J F Woolfolk Blant Shacklet and son John Rod spent severaldays in Louisville last week

Mrs Jake Shucklet went to Louis ¬ville last Friday to spend sometimewith her husband who is spendinghis last year in medical school

B Guedry and sisters Miss Dollieand Laura Lee spent Saturday andSunday with their parents here

Quite a number of our young folksattended the social given by theMisses LeGrand Saturday night

Miss Nell Board and Miss NetiteFonsbee were the guests of MissVirgie Richardon Saturday night and

SundayMrs

Jabe Brashear and littledaughter Alliene of Wyat Missouriworn the guests of their aunt MrsW M Fryinire last weed They leftSaturday to visit Mrs J W BarrMrs Brashears mother and theirrelatives at Frymire Kv

Wooklng OvertimeEight hour laws are Ignored by

those tireless little workersDrKings New Life Pills Millions arealways at work night and daycuringIndigestion Biliousness Constipa-tion

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Sick Headache and nil stomachLiver and Bowel troubles Easy pleas ¬

ant safe sure Only 25o at ShortHaynes drug store

LAHANT

Mrs Marion Hardesty is m-

Arch Below is ill of pneumoHia

Wash Hiokersons new house willsoon be completedJ

Martin Hardesty has best mailcarrier this week

Paul Knlluinn contemplates a visitto the St Louis fair

Mrs J D Stiff of Ammons spentthe day among friends here this

weekRoyLeaf will teach a spring school

at Roberts schoolhouse It begins thofirst Monday in April

Mr and Mrs Meserve have gone topay a visit to friends and relativesnear Chambers and Pateeville

John McCoy of Stephensport hasbeen here this last week working athis trade carpentering and has muchworn yet to do

Minss Ada Baysingor a charmingyoung girl of Paynesville has left hereafter spending a week with bet broth ¬er Frank Bayslnjer

BEWLEYVILLE

Miss Alberta Drury is at homeMiss Mary has been sick for sever ¬

al daysUncle Joel Jordon is not as well as

commonMissHardawav has returned

from a weeks visit in LouisvilleThe Golden Links are endeavoring

to hold together Bndmove on

Read This

Richmond Ky Feb 9 1001Dr E W Hall St Louis Mo

Dear Sir I havo used one bottle of theTexas Wonder Halls Great Discoveryfor kidney and bladdertrouble Iweighed 150 pounds when 1 beganusing it today I weigh 176 poundsand I feel better than I have in twen ¬ty years and I cneerfully recommendit to the publio Respectfully

John A Riddle

A TEXAS WONDER

One small bottle of the Texas Won ¬der Halls Discovery cures all kidneyand bladder troubles removes gravelcures diabetes seminr emission weakand lame backs rheumatism and allirregularities of the kidnevs and bladder in both men ana women regulatesbladder troubles in cnildren If notsold by your druggist it will be sent bymail on receipt of 1 One small bottleis two months treatment and seldomfails to perfect a cure Dr 1 WHall sole manufacturer P 07 Box029 St Luis Mo Send for testi-monials

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Sold by all druggists Office2031 Olive street

Mrs Cale Hawkins spent list weekwith her parents and visited rela ¬

tivesMrand Mrs Peniok who live on

the old Drury place attended churchSunday

Misses Vivia Stith and NannieHicks of Stubs Valley left Friday toattend School at Bowling Green

The Missionary meeting with MrsB A Hardaway Friday Feb 26was a pronounced success All presentwere in the very best humor and onlythe absence of some good memoerumarred the full enjoyment of the

dayMrsFlorence Hawkins and Mrs

Hugh Hardawuy were visitors to thesociety and several gentlemen helped

those women along We had ourlesson and expect to be on the hon-or roll

Golden Rod

WOLF CREEK

Mrs Henry Curl is improving slow >ly

Mrs Richard Smith is the guest ofMrs Will Purkhiser

R R Trent returned some fromBrandenburg Friday

Mrs Taul Howard spent Thursdaywith Mrs Sylvester Howard

Misses Mnyme and Ruth Trent werevisitors at Mrs W D Smith Sunday

Misses Mayme and Ruth Trentwerethe guests of Nolle Flannerv Thurs ¬

day3 Miss Edith Cunningham spentThursday with her little friend Rob ¬bie Trent

Miss Laura Etherton spent Wednes-day with her sister Mrs T N

OwingsMiss

Beatrice Howard was theguest of her friend Lowella ChismSaturday night

Miss Belle Smith and Ella Stillwere the guests of Mrs LawrenceHolloway Tuesday

Thomas Cunningham and CarlEdinona left on the towboat Boaz forPittsburg Wednesday

Miss Kate Etherton is spending thisweek near Concordia the guest ofher friend Miss Bertha Harrison

James Flannery who has been em-ployee

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as carpenter on the towboat JB Finley returned home last week

Misses Nell Trent Wyatt LambertNelle Flannery ana Edward Flannerywere the guests of Misses Dora andJennie Flannery Wednesday

CASTORIAForIThe Kind You Have Always Bought

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J MILLINERY I Iv v-W I will also carry a full lino of wV this Bessie JW boo will do the She nW is in Louisville now aIW her It will be all now wiW goods and she can trim a hat to wW suit any one from the oldest to fa

and I will take in ox ftW change produce So tII-

IWI the lino of Hats and fflother goods before The

I stock will be readyfor sale March 21 so you can

4 get your Hats for

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FRYMIRE

J W Barr losta tine cowWalter Bargers bang is very illAlbert Barr son of Charles Barr

has a broken limbrWheat is showing npbetter In these parts

We are needing some good farmhands In this section-

S J Brashear and family spentSunday at N P Bruners

rIrsH E Frymire Is visiting rel-atives

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at Cloverport this weekMisses Lena and Caroline Brashear

spent Friday with Miss Gertrude

E H English filled his regu ¬lar nt Raymond Saturdayand Sunday

daughterNaryher mother Mrs J H Barr

George Prather and Ethel West andGeorge Hurt and Daisy rattier weremarried at their homes Feb 27

Miss Maud Thompson of our littletown Rhodehuis in Louisville takingitems in this week

The AVIoIredext nit of SenNine out of ten travelers would tell

Inquirers that the roughest piece ofwater is that cruel stretch In the Eng ¬lish channel and nine out of ten trav-elers

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would says what was not trueAs a matter of fact the wickedestbit of sea Is not In tho Dover straitor in yachting for example from StJean do Luis up to Faulllac or acrossthe race from Cadizto Tangier nor is It In rounding CapeHorn where there is what sailors calla true sea The wickedest sea isencountered in rounding the Cape ofGood Hope for the eastern ports ofCape Colony Shlpplffg World

The ainlln In SwedenIn certain parts of Sweden where

the most absolute confidence Is reposedIn the honesty of the people a very infrmal postal system is in vogue Asthe mall steamer reaches a landingplace a man goes nshore with the let-ters

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which he places in an unlockedbox on the pier Then the passerbywho expects a letter opens the boxturns over the letters and selects hisown without being questioned by anyone

Dividing the BexeiWhile worshiping In a little chapol

of ease a few miles from Ruthln onthe Wrexham road the sexes are sostrictly divided that they cannot evenate one another The building forms aright angle In one arm of which themen sit and the women In the otherIt was built and endowed bra ml ¬sogynist of the Stuart period who ob-jected

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to having his devotions distract ¬ed by the sight of the hated sex and

with male posteritystipulated expressly for this divisionin his deed of endowment LondonStandard

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Sale Greater than the Worlds Prototof Other Sly Soaps

Sold Wherever Civilization HastPenetrated

Millions of the worlds best peopleuse Cutlcara Soap assisted by CnttcoraOintment the great skin cure for pre¬serving purifying and beautifying thoskin for cleansing the scalp of crustsscales and dandruff and the stoppingof falling hair for softening whiten ¬ing and soothing red rough and sorebands for baby rashes itchings andclmflngs for annoying Irritations ortoo free or offensive perspiration forulcerative weaknesses and many sana-tive antiseptic purposes which readilysuggest themselves to women espedally mothers as well as for all thepurposes of the toilet bath and nursery

Cutlcara Soap combines delicateemollient properties derived from Critlcura the great skin cure with thepurest of cleansing Ingredients and themost refreshing of flower odours Noother medicated soap ever compoundedis to be with It for preserv ¬ing purifying and beautifying the skinscalp hair and hands No other foreignor domestic toilet soap howeverexpensive Is to be compared with It forall the purposes of the toilet bath andnursery Thus It combines In one soapat one price the most effective skin andcomplexion soap and the purest andsweetest toilet bath and nursery soap

Bold thronihont the world Cnttcnrm ReMtrnt e-On form of CbocoUU Costa Pill cper Title MXOintment Me 8e Depot t Iondoo S7 Chrlxhoun sq Parti I Poe de U Pals I Baton IV OolHBgropt09B

All Rates Agreed UponThe at LoulsLonlsvlllfl railway

lines have argeed upon all the ratesfor travel to the Louisiana PurchaseExpositon The last agreement wasreached Saturday for the handling of

business Passengerstraveling in day coaches will beallowed a rate of 7 the ronnd tripwith a limit of six days from date oftale That variety of tickets willbe good only on day coaches andpassengers holding them will not beentitled to sleeping car

Other Worlds Fair rates will befound on another page under thehead Cheap Rates Made

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GOODS AT COST-ATTHEFAIR

will sell Overcoats Mens Heavy Clothing Corduroy Pants and SuitsLadies Jackets and Capes Furs Heavy Lined Gloves Bed BlanketsBoys Duck Coats tens Rain Coats Macintosh Coats Mens and LadiesHeavy Overshoes Saddlery such as Saddles TracechainsBack bands Hamestrings Collars Buggy Harness Etc

ALL OF THE ABOVE GOODS AT COST

Spring Miss nrmtrimming

preparingstock

youngestcountry

callandlIeebuying

Millinery

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considerably

AllenRev

appointment

dressmaking

Mediterranean

sympathizing

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privilegess

Harness

Bring Your Produce-I mean to soil and cut down my stock about 3000 so

if you want bargains call at my store and I will soil themto you I want your patronage and will do ovorytning Ipossibly can to make it profitable for you to examine mystock before 1buying Send your children they will botreated just the same as if you wore with them

Salt is Still 105 Per BarrelI also have all kinds of Garden Seed in packages or in

bulk so you cans buy them as you wish Dont fail whenyou are in town to visit my store Wo are always glad tosee you if you want goods or dont want them

Your Friend

WT TILFORDCLOVERPORT KY

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