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y r The Breckenridge News1f< V WEDNESDAY June 28 1005Hp Mw M M MMt
1tCt Nohe Pates big barbecue July 4
4 > Hardlnebnrg better than everll t Chas Wittiner of Cannelton was
I hero last Wednesday< Every attraction at the big barbecuek at Hardinsbnrg July 4
2 Mrs H C Pate and son Raymondf Pate visited at Ekron Sunday
Every attraction at Nobe Patesbarbecue July 4 Hardinsbnrg
Mr and Mrs N G Barbee ofIUnion Star were in town Saturday
Miss Mannie White left Sunday forv a visit to relatives In Memphis Tenn
Alftod and Ed Miller left last Wed ¬
nesday for Hnthinson Kansas to-
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xresicfeAll surrounding towns invited to
attend WIttmers celebration at Can ¬
ineltonJuly4i the big celebration atIWittmers Garden on the Fourth ofIJuly at Cannelton
i Miss Madison Bell arrived fromI H Louisville Thursday for a visit toi Miss Marian Bowmer
I Mr and Mrs D W Fairlelgh of5 Louisville were the guests of Mrs J
> D Babbage SundayMrs Margaret B Conway came
i down from Louisville Wednesday fora visit to the Fisher Homestead
Jesse Belle and Chas OConnellcame down from Louisville yesterdayto visit their nnnle Jno OConnell
Mrs 0 T McClanahan and little I
daughter went to Hardin Grove Ind j
Wednesday to visit the Misses Wheel ¬
erMrs Clyde Morrison returned Sat
nrday to LoniHville after a threeweeks visit to Mr and Mrs J Mor ¬
risonMrs J Wood and daughter Miss
j Etola and Mr and Mrs C G Natjzof Owensboro have been at the TarC
SpringsMiss
Rosie Peters of Pitts burg i
who visited MrsJno Wei sen berglast summer is visiting Mrs JacobHanks atHoltcMrs Chas B Skillman and littledaughter Elizabeth are visiting her
J parents Mr and Mrs Thos YoungII
at Morganfleld I
r James L Patterson left last Wednes-day for his home at Alton Kan aftera visit of several months here to t
friends and relatives 1
Mr and Mrs Joseph Corney otLouisville were the guests of her I
parents Mr and Mrs R H McUav i
ock near town SundayMiss Huey Ballman of near town
attended the annual meeting of thev State Educational Association ut
tMammoth Lave last weekV Morris and Franklin Klnuheloe
Arthur Beard and Jas Walker ofHardinsbnrg were the guests ofPoindexter Galloway Sunday
Mesdames Wm Hoffins and TillmanI Panley went to fcvansvllie last Wed
j nesday to Attend the wooden weddingCotthe formers sister Mrs Ed Mc
v GinnlsMr and Mrs A G Wright and
daughter Beulah of Lyonia andRev T U Keer of Hodgenville werethe guests of Mr and Mrs A NSimons Sunday
Mrs Jesse Weatherholt and child ¬
ren Eva and Morris and Mrs Chas
IspentIparents MrSites Harrington
L Mrs Mollie Hambleton and granddaughter Miss Jeffle Htmbleton of
Henderson who were the guests ofI relatives here left Wednesday for a
visit to Mrs J D Bates at Ha ves
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SCOTTS EMULSION wont make aback straight neither will It
IIhump legdiseasedlong but
boneIt feeds
andsoftIs
makeIIthe few genuine means of recovery Incrickets and
Sendbone consumptionm
SCOTT BOWNE Chemists409415 Pearl Street New York
Soc and Ezoo aU druggists
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CHENAULTJohn Allen Besley is on the
sick list
tJno Warren who has been onthe sick list is improving
Lawrence Hickerson attendedI
the moonlight picnic at UnionStar Saturday
Otto Kaufman and Ernes-Stallman passed through townSunday enrouto to Derby
Miss Lucile Cunningham whohas been visiting in Louisvillereturned home last week
Miss Nellie Lee Gilliland whohas been visiting friends and re-
latives at Wolf Creek returnedhome Sunday
Miss Normal Butcher of Rockport is in our town giving musiclessons Miss Normal has al
largo class and is liked by allII
who know herJ F Jarlioo went to Hardins
burg Monday on businessMaster Gerald Jarboe whoI
has been attending school atHardinsburg returned home lasThursday
A Cabbage Snake StoryPatesviile Ky June 27Spe ¬
clapThe cabbage snake has provednot to be a fake as one was foundby the family of J M Fawver lastSunday while eating dinnerThe cab-
bage¬
had been thoroughly pickedover leaf by leaf and washed butno snake was found until after beingcooked and eaten by some of thefamily The snake was wound in aknot and when stretched out wasabout two or tnree inches in lengthand about the size ol thread No 40and color of the cooked cab bage Thehealth of the family has not beenaffected by eating tne cabbage
CASTORIAIFor Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the7JSignature of C
E NLOCAL BRIEFS
A praise service will be conducted atthe Methodist church on Sunday even-ing
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July 2 by the Epworth League inthe absence of the pastor Rev P LKing who is spending his vacation ntSmith Grove Prof J P King will leaithe service Specia music will be oneof the features There will be noIpreaching service at either of thetwo Protestant churches and the public-is cordially invited to attend
A copy of the charter and ordinancesof the city of Cloverport recently pub ¬
lished in book form by the job depart¬ment of the News has been placed forthe use of the public in every businesshouse in town
+Geo N Harris road supervisor of
this district cays that new flooring willbe put in the iron bridge over Clovercreek just as soon as lumber for thepurpose can be secured The flooringis in very bad condition Last weekThos Satterfielfls horse came verynear breaking its leg by stepping on arotten plank A few more weeks andthe flooring will be in a very dangerous j
condition if not repaired
D W Murray who has a positionwith the Henderson Route ou the ex-
tension¬
has been here part of the pastweek He has had an attack of malarialfever
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R 0 Willis will go soon to ValleyStation to take charge of one of thegrading crews on the extension of theHenderson Route from West Point toLouisville He will remain until the i
first season of the 1905 tobaco crop iwhen he will return here to resume hisposition of chief assistant to J DBrashear local agent of the AmericanTobacco company 1
Rev j T Lewis of Irvington whohas accepted the call of the Baptistchurch of this city for the second andfourth Sundays in each month willmove here next week with his family 1
ilMrsson Kan and daughter Mrs LolaWest of Pueblo Col were here Ilastweek visiting their cousins Mrs H
Pate and sirs J U Weatherholt r
They are now visiting relatives inMeade and Jefferson counties It is t
their first visit to Kentucky in twen ¬ 1r
tyfour years I
The K P lodge did not have itsregular meeting Monday night be ¬
of the presence of too manyembers at Swallow Marklos
floating palace =Some graveling and work on the
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sewers where badly needed has beendone on Wall street
Among those who went from heroto Hardinsbnrg Thursday to see
Sweet Lavender presented thatevnning by local talent were thefollowing Misses Madison Bell ofLouisville Marlon Bowmer CleonaWeatherholt Eliza May Lula SeversMrs J P King Messrs Chas Moor¬
man Roy Heyser Proutor Keith andAllen Pierce Those presenting thoplay were Mrs J S Younger Mis ¬
ses Ray Heyser Katherine Moormanand Eva Plank Prof J P Kingand Messrs Lawrence Murray WStYounger Ira and Lute Behen
Misses Eva and Eliza May renderedsome excellent vocal and instrumentalnumbers between and during thb actsat Lewisport Saturday evening duringthe performance ofIA Noble Out¬
cast by local talent Others who ablyassisted in the play were Mrs JnoNeubauer and Messis JM Gregoryand Wm Perkins
The condition of Edward McAfeesupervisor of bridges of the HendersonRoute has been steadily improvingsince both ot his legs were broken atGaston severalI weeks ago
The performance given here Satur ¬
day evening oy Frenchs New Sensa-tion
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the pioneer of river shows wasmediocre to say the best of it andfar below the standard maintainedduring the life of its founder the lateCapt French Many very unfavorablecomments about the performance havebeen heard The audience was alarge one but it was disappointed
Among the floating palaces whichare yet to show here this summerare Prices Rices Eisenbartb Hen ¬
derson and Swallow Marklo No 2
Jno Burn and V G Bahbagewere at Dukes Sunday afternoon andmade addresses at a Sundayschoolrally at the Presbyterian church HerRichey of Duke also made an ad ¬
dress There was a full house goodmnsio and a good service
tiThis is an exceptionally goodCotIl25 cents nowI5C
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LawnsReduced in price 25 per cent15c Lawns 12 l2c A Cbig line going at DC
rteStrti25c Plates with gold edges and
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The nine year old son otBnckby very painfully hurt Sun ¬
day afternoon by jumping tromfence onto a locust thorn which sunkdeeply into his foot and made a bad
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FOU SALETHAI AND HARNESS
1 trUIIUICIdltlon Apply to J H Rowland at postohVvj
FOR RENTSTORE ROOM
FOR ItENTOno Pogo store room In MuandI i
particulars apply to Compton Hiinllnserg IIf v i
FOR SALE II
PRINTING Presses and Cutting machines j
lot of good Laundry
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pOR SALETultlon Certlficatelii Bryant itrufsvilleForenrldKO News Cloverport Iyj
Eon SALEFARMpOR SALEMy farm of 120 acres on CloverJohnsonfarmland An Ideal dairy farm Will sell on easyAdelftssJ
HENDERSON ROUTE NOTES
One way class colonist ticketsto South and Southeast first and thirdTuesdays each month at reduced rates
Homeseekers Excursions to all pointsto which bomeseekers rates apply
One way colonists rates to Californiaand the Northwest March Ito May 15and Sept 15 to Oct 11 1905
National Educational AssociationAsbury Park N J July 37 I
For the above occasion rate of 52505for the round trip Cloverport to Asburypark and return will be made on July123 limited to return July 10thTickets may be extended to return notlate than Aug 31 on payment of 50cents Through sleeper on train 44Aug 20
Fourth of July RatesOne fare plus 25 cents for round
trip on July 12845 good to returnJuly between all local points
Niagara Falls ExcursionsJuly 27Aug 3 Aug 17 Aug 24
On above dates rate of 1270 forround trip Cloverport to NiagaraFalls ana return cood to returndays from date of sale will be made
Archdeacon M M Benton of theEpiscopal church of Kentucky camedown from Louisville Saturday andpreached at the Methodist churchSunday morning and evening
The marine band with SwallowMarkles floating palace the best onthe river it is generally concededhere gave a concert on the streetMonday morning which was greatlyappreciated by a crowd which gather ¬
ed The band marched to the
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and plared Auld Lang Syneas eastbound train No 42 pulled out ot thedepot with several employee of thebout aboard The employes herefor W Va where theywill join Swallow Markles secondfloating palace which it is said ismuch larger and tiner thanhere Monday and will be here inAugust
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light and medium colorings all1sizes1
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Underwear IMens Balbrigan Underwear allsizes Regular 50c val 9ff e-
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for summer wear 35c and 1
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No 42 Dully Malian fcspress leaves Clo ¬
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Train No 44 Dally fast mall leaves Cluverport 44S p m stops at all way stationsatLouisvilleaeeommodatlon ¬
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