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I rJr ± d k kfalse Breckenridge News WEDNESDAY MAY I 11907 t J PERSONAL H AND LOCAL k < Mrs Harry White went to Louisville Saturday Go to Babbages for groceries sad dlery etc + jDr Forrest Lightfoot went to Hawes ville Sunday Hovfous Rafferty was home from iioulsville Sunday f Miss Iula severs entertained Lb I Girls Club last week Ben Masterson arrived here from Hawesville Sunday night Billy Bowmer Minary has gone to Versailles to visit relatives Norman Gregory has returned from a visit to friends in the country Mrs J D Gregory returned home from Louisville Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Truman Adams Lodisville are the guests of relatives Rev Hayes presiding elder of the Methodist church was here Sunday K Mr aud Mrs Darnell Dowden of 2 rllattoon Ill are the guests of friends- Mr and Mrs Ben Miller of Holt were the guests of relatives here Sun ¬ day Mrs J M Cordrey hm just received a beautiful line of new hU and flowers Mrs Della Bozarth of Hnwesville f is the guest of her sister Mrs Tony NicholsMrs Eugene Haynes and daughter Miss Ruth have returned home from WebsterMisses Rebecca and Martha Willis will entertain the Girls Club thi afternoonJudge Henry Dellaveu Moorman of Hardinsburg was here SUnday eurottte to Louisville f Morrison Calhoon dentists office downstairs 205 Fourth street both phones Owensboro Ky Tom Ferry has returned home from Louisville where he went to see Dr Carteledge for treatment Mr and Mrs D Stuart Miller o- I f Owensboro have been the guests of I Mr and Mrs D Stuart Millet Jr Mrs R N Hudson and daughter Virginia of Versailles spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J D Gregory Dr P W Foote of Irvington was Babbage1w rA family dinner was given Saturday evening at the home of Mr Abe Skill man iu ° honor of his seventyfifth birth ¬ day John T Ditto of Decatur 111 and Wm Ditto of Brandenburg were th I guests of Mr and Mrs J D SundayI Mr and Mss George Bentley and children of Hawesville returned home Sunday on their launch after a visit to Dr and Mrs Forrest Light ot Mr and Mrs Thos Daniels attended the funeral of Mrs Daniels father Mr John Emrich who died at his home near Chambers Hancock county Sun ¬ dayDavid Phelps gave a boat party to Hawesville Sunday afternoon His I guests were Misses Margaret Moor ¬ man Lula Severs Bertha Long and Messrs Allen Pierce and Ira Behen Mrs Robert Pierce gave a family dinner party Wednesday Her guest- were Mrs Fred Ferry Mrs Dell Hambleton Miss Jane Hambleton James Fisher ani Mrs Chas Kiel and children of Kosmosdale- A surprise dinnerparty was given tIt I Mr J J Dyer Monday at his hcme honor of his i seveijtyfifth birthday The guests were Mr aud Mrs John I Ne bauer Mr and Mrs Vernon Con- ner ¬ Miss Jennie Patterson and Mrs Dyer Each one presented him with nicer useful presents i CHENAULT jStott Cunningham returned from Louisville Thursday D Parr of Texas is visiting friends and relatives here doughI tor Nellie Wednesday a visit to friends in Wolf Creek Bloom Greenwell of St Louis was the guest of Miss Margaret I Stallmann Friday evening- C L Warren and daughter Ermine went to Hnrdinsburg Thursday on business Mrs J F Jarboe and children went to Hardinsburg last week to see her daughter Effie who is i very ill with measles Mrs Kate Cunningham of Derby spent one day last week with Mrs S Cunningham Born to the wife of Abe Ben BIG SPRING Sidney Smith of Chicago is s visiting Mrs Julia Clarkson and family Mrs Thompson and son of vensborowho were hero visiting her mother Sirs Willie Griffith have returned home Frand Bush who has been at Spenceport N Y for several 1 months is at home for a short stay Chris Sauter of Louisville an electrician was here last week and installed new 50 point exchang- e and we now have a trunk line running to Vine Grove and con ¬ necting with the Cumberland Tom Hardinof ButtCjMontannn who was visiting his mother ha 5 returned home Miss Edna Dowell entertained I the Ladies Aid Social on the 20th i and was quite an enjoyable affair ofJno D Meador was in Bran burg Friday on business Mrs Will Hungarland and I children of Louisville are here visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jess Clarkson Misses Essie Buchannan and I Carrie Ililey of Vine Grove vie ¬ inity spent Thursday hore th guest of Mrs Meyer a John Tindcll of Garrottis here helping Jack Collins in his blac smith shop II H Kemper and wife were I here Saturday and Sunday tho- r guest of her mother Mrs Julia l Clarkson Mrs Jim Cooperof Vine Grove r is with her brother S C Cray croft for a fore doss Dr Duncan the dentist has re ¬ turned to his home at Elixabeth townTom Richardson of Louisville visited his brother John Richard ¬ son last week Miss Mabel Scott is visiting her uncle Tom Scott and other rela- tives in Louisville Mrs Mary Y oodof Texas i is j visiting her brother John Rich ¬ ardson The Stork visited the home of Vlr and Mrs William B Richi- on the 18 and left a daughter Born to the wife of Sam Al daughterE Black Jack Notes J < Dr lardesty worn to Brandon burg Thursday Tach Hobbs near here is serious ¬ ly illMrs Rosa Sipse is on the sick list Mrs Rosa Sipso entertained a number of her friends Wednesday l Those present were Jim Foushee and wife W DPrather andwife Ed Sipso and wife Will Sipes and ShacklottMisses i Mablo Foushee Myrtle Prather and Miss Lamb They wore in- vited ¬ to spend the day with her i it birthdayo Aunt Polly Mitchel died nt Tier home onday morning of pneu- monia ¬ She was sixtyeight years of ago and a devoted Christian She leaves two brothers and one sister to mourn her loss Her remains were entered in the St kfarti I cemetery Tuesday SAMPLE Farmers are the busiest people around now Mrs Charles Bowmer and chil ¬ dren of Irvington who have been visiting her sister Mrs W H Jolly for several days returned 1 homo Friday F A Dowell of Burasj was lucre Thursday on the lookout for horses Russell Dowell spent last week with his uncle H T Dowell at Beech Hill- Mesdames Bill Wheeler and Alfred Adkins jr word in Har dinsburg last week shopping L D Dowell attended quarter ¬ ly meeting at Holt Sunday Floyd Armstrong was in Lahan Sunday the guest of Miss Hi ion 1 1 rsr James Ar m- I 1 t7ttA I daughter Myrtle spent Sunday with Mrs Scott Peckenpaugh J Hickerson and wife were in Stephensport Saturday Call and see our new goods L D Dowell Miss Jarrett went to Garfield Saturday to he gone several I weeks visiting relatives Jim Jolly wife and daughter Kate and Miss Eva Brumficld were in Union Star Sunday Dan Haynes was here Sunday Will Jolly and wife were i in Stephensport Saturday shopping Several from hero will nttend quarterly meeting at Shilo this week J W Hunter was in Clover- s port Sunday Mrs L D Dowell entertained the young people after Sunday school Sunday evening They were Misses Eva and Bessie Brumfield Lillian and Glac- Dowell and Grace Hickerson + I Messrs Carl Brmstrong Morton Brumfield Willie Gibson Dennie Roberts and John Miles All had an enjoyable afternoon Man and Superman As a rule mans H tool coote When Its wants Always wanting what Is not Never wanting what hes not As a rule mans a fool kAs a rule womans wise When sUe cant let what she waD Then she cries iUn cannot withstand her team So M gives up to the dears As a ruili woraaus wise When iheoant get what she wools Then she crios J W Davis In Century Magftilnu DIES AT SEA Leading man of the Mrs Wlggs o The Cabbage Patch Company And a Successful Actor Elsie Janis and her motherMrs Jan Bierbauer received April 17a wireless message sent from the Atlantic Trans ¬ port liner Minneapolis which sailed for London on Saturday confirming the report of the death at sea of Percy Janis who disappeared from the ship on Sun ¬ day night The message was from the members of the Mrs Wiggs of th Cabbage Patch company of which he was the leading man and read Held services for Percy today mothse r and sister The actors family here had an im ¬ pression that fhe first reports of his disappearance would be dissipated late by a thorough search of the liner The h were prostrated by the message wbic made it certain that he had died f in the seaNew York Sun BABY WASTED TO MERE SKELETON In Torments a Year and a Half with Terrible Sores on Face and Body Hands Tied to Stop Scratching sand Tearing at fleshBut CURE BY CUTICURA COMPLETE AND SPEEDY a liMy llttlo son when about a year siloa halt old began to have sores come out on his face I had a phy ¬ sician treat him but tho sores grow worse Then they began to comp on his arms then on other parts of his body and then one came on his chest worse than the others Then I called another physi ¬ clan Still ho grew worse At the end of about a year and a half of suffering he grew so bad I had to tie his hands fromn scratching tho sores and tearing the flesh He got to be a mere skeleton and was hardly able to walk My aunt advised me to try Cuticura fait and Ointment So great was her in it that she gave me a small piece of Cuticura Soap to try and a little Cuticura Ointment I took it homo without any faith but to please her I tried it and it seemed to dry up tho sores a little I sent to tho drug store and got a cake of Cuticura Soup and a box of Cuticura Ointment and followed the directions and at the end of about two months the sores were all well Ho has never had any sores of any kind 1since Ho is now strong and healthy I can sincerely say that only for your most wonderful remedies my pre- cious child would have died from those terrible sores I used only one cako of Soap and about three boxes of Ointment Mrs No1 ConndAprilt221905 Woodv 10 ITCHING PIMPLES Cured by Cuticura in Nebraska I had suffered with itching pimples for years At last a friend told mo to get Cutlcura Soap and Ointment I did so and in three weeks my face was entirely cured I am so pleased with Cuticura Remedies that I will recom ¬ mend them to other sufferers Mrs Florence Dolavcrgno B F D No2 Auburn Neb Aug 28 1000 Complete External and Internal Treatment fo- rt Every llumor ot Infanta Children and Adults oon BUts or Cutleura SOap I5C1 to Gltenneo the Skin GUtlcure Ointment SOC to heal the 8ktn aDa cuUcura lleaolveot SOC or I In the form ot Cbooo- j Ute Coated rills 25c per vial of 00 to Porlty the Blood Sold throughout the world Potter Drug A Props Boiton Uaas arena taerto Ha ear A Mica AxleGrease Helps the Wagon up the Hill The load seems lighterWagon- and team wear longerYou make more money and have more time to make money when wheels are greased with Mica Axle Grease The longest wearing and rifest satisfactory lubricant in the world STANDARD OIL CO Lwrpntd Writsl l + J Advertisements Inserted under this head at- One cent u word per week lumbere or poplar on short notice Write me at Tarfork Ky Charles Tubollng X7ANTKDTo buy 10000 toot of poplur weatherboarding Clovorportllannlng Mill STHA YEUIrom my form near Stephens two black sows one weighing about 330 pounds with pigs tho other weighs about UOO pounds WIHglvoSS for their return uo mo or any InTotmatlon loading to their re tiOTory W 11 Gilbert Stuphonsport Ky FOR SALE 5100 will buy 164 acres of good corn or wheat land with hickory ami oak Umber 24 miles from Holts bottom itroadwuylos JANTFDA lady preferable of middle rr HKU to take charge of a household and do general housework for a family of tour where there Is a girl In her fourteenth year to help Water In the house and other things reasonably convenient References required and I shall willingly give reference If re ¬ quested Address A M UAKU1N Lodi burg Ky FOIL SALEGold rlnll wIth pretty setting H fur 5175 Exchange Department orlireckenrldge News Cloverpt Ky WANTEOA good Jersey Ky cow fresh Wm SALE 108 acres of land laying on the brunch railroad near Kirk 100 acres cleared six In woodland Good barn 18 acres ecruf particulars write the Rreckenrldge News Clovorport Ky FOR SALE PItINTJNO Presses and Cutting machines lot of good Laundry machines eAlso new and secondhand Gas and Gasoline Engines DIARTIN GABLE 518 3rd Street Louisville Kv SALESMEN WAXTKDThree salesmen county township and railroad of Kentucky These surveys are a splendid compilation oj facts llgures and drawings and of wonderful value Counties aiYulxtlonsoreach and distances Itetwaen all stations ataoglven nome bored A splendid opportunity for energetic men Kami McNally L Co Chicago 111 FOR SALEtook of Destinyfortune boo at sews cafes ffF Cheaph m t Gasoline Engine Machine m Lathe Rip Saw Gig Saw Wood Shaper Morticer 1 Forge Wood Lathe set ofm Taps and Dies Emery ID Stand Work Bench Auto mobile Delivery Wagon yCall at Bashams Shop Fourth St Owensboro Ky m rl I Bargains I- n1DUROCS j Nor Quick Buyers m M ft I v W In order to make room at once I j will sell my aged Boar and three to- W J young ones Also four Outs dirtm m cheap 5 5 r 1 EaP HARDAWAY I Kyj A Canton Ohio Druggist I was a miserable incurable it ap ¬ peared for years with stomach liver and some slight difficulty with kid ¬ ney trouble Treated by physicians used all patent medicines T heard or knew of No relief But suffered a continual sinking and falling off i iri flesh until I was treated with Dcnn a Sure Safe and Speedy S S S Cure It made a hip improvement at once Cured me right up Irwin H Stew ¬ art 300 N Market St Canton 0- RHEUMATISM 8 CURED IN 3 DAYS WITH g 7 DENNS SURE SAFE 5 SPEEDY CURE <V THE DISCOVERER IOYEARS ON CRUTCHES M WAS CURtO IN S DAYS2575 liAtt DftVWSIi DENNS SSSC CO ofCOLUMBUli O IjSOLD C Severs Drug Co Cloverport Ky E F Guthrie Hardinsburg Ky Percy Carson who has for several years held a position in Louisville with the Van Noy News Co has been changed Ji 1 w rI S I IMEET ME AT HOL TESI f I After a Fashioni i E 1W1l First ofall a shoe should fit m but dont most shoes fail in this respect How precious few of t f them fit likeI Queen Quality J I ICl se without pinching andI r with an easy adaptability to Ethe peculiarities of the foot lThll Queen Quality Shoes pressIw restfully under the instep and 1W1lg ea feeling of stability that enables one to walk with anID g even graceful step ill rmare ffiluliety I Come to Us for Your Footwear J C Nolte Bro Cloverport Ky IIil III u fI The Paintl Proposition is a hard one Let us help you f fq SEVERS DRUG CO Ia mm1 Josephs Coat brethren good taste House demand colors ¬ fully selected fIm with each other with I color sixteen yearf House is freely placed service iI The Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Inc hasN g f1 11 M Number subscribers Morch 1907 167497 S f1 Number added during month 4314 Y Number S692 increase 1642 t J Total number April 1 1907 169139 i- i II COMPANY We have James Lewis with us and can furnish plans and estimates buildings Work is good material and best workmanship and t vr prices are have several grades roofing prices from 1 325 best Ruberiod will last as long as the l l I l 1liJ nultlllllll iI IIIII I + I I 111 111Il Il III III- III I III III Ir > llllIllll lrdl dl II I j- I I I I I III i iIIh IIh III IIII I I III I I IlllIlilll11ii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIlllllullllll r- r 11 I MANY COLORS In were the entIffJ vy of his But in Paint- ing new care to harmonize and the surroundings My of by durability knowledgeI HighClass Painting at the of my customersBERT EAVINI ICloverport KI TELEPHONE GROWTH 11 q Jq 1st G discontinued tiNet subscribers 1 4 ro CLOVERPORT PLANING MILL GREGORY PROPRIETORS CLOVERPORT KENTUCKY Contractor M associated for Our Mill of reasonable We of at to per squareI building tlililll iI- r 11III > lr IIl Every daymakes new converts for CADICKS GOLD DUST FLOUR Those who have tried it know its quality i They know it makes the most de ¬ licious bread or pastry that its pos ¬ sible to find anywhere Its quality is always the same the results always good Baking days bring no annoyance for those who use this splendid flour Toy it next time you bake t MAKERSCadick I Ind J THIS IS THE QUESTION + j whether it is bettor to keep your money in a drawer or safe and dole it out in payments of account and bills or to bank it and ray by check 1 There can b6 but one answer to thisbank it rind check it out I USI youinto of the community t BANK Of CLOVERPORT OLOVEBPOBT KV l t 1 r I- i J f J i J j 1 1 l f f4 r t It I l I l 1 L f > i j J A i I ii 5t I t Jt 4 I > < 1- 1 Jt < t l K V3 > el I 1 t i J r i > j j r 11 Yr Ie M I t 01 < f
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I rJr ± d

kkfalse Breckenridge News

WEDNESDAY MAY I11907

t J PERSONALH AND LOCALk <

Mrs Harry White went to LouisvilleSaturday

Go to Babbages for groceries saddlery etc

+

jDr Forrest Lightfoot went to Hawesville Sunday

Hovfous Rafferty was home fromiioulsville Sunday

f Miss Iula severs entertained Lb

I Girls Club last week

Ben Masterson arrived here fromHawesville Sunday night

Billy Bowmer Minary has gone toVersailles to visit relatives

Norman Gregory has returned from avisit to friends in the country

Mrs J D Gregory returned homefrom Louisville Saturday evening

Mr and Mrs Truman AdamsLodisville are the guests of relatives

Rev Hayes presiding elder of theMethodist church was here Sunday

K Mr aud Mrs Darnell Dowden of2rllattoon Ill are the guests of friends-

Mr and Mrs Ben Miller of Holtwere the guests of relatives here Sun ¬

dayMrs J M Cordrey hm just received

a beautiful line of new hU and flowers

Mrs Della Bozarth of Hnwesville fis

the guest of her sister Mrs Tony

NicholsMrsEugene Haynes and daughter

Miss Ruth have returned home from

WebsterMissesRebecca and Martha Willis

will entertain the Girls Club thi

afternoonJudgeHenry Dellaveu Moorman of

Hardinsburg was here SUnday eurottteto Louisville

f Morrison Calhoon dentists officedownstairs 205 Fourth street bothphones Owensboro Ky

Tom Ferry has returned home fromLouisville where he went to see DrCarteledge for treatment

Mr and Mrs D Stuart Miller o-

I

f

Owensboro have been the guests ofI

Mr and Mrs D Stuart Millet JrMrs R N Hudson and daughter

Virginia of Versailles spent Sundaywith Mr and Mrs J D Gregory

Dr P W Foote of Irvington was

Babbage1wrA family dinner was given Saturday

evening at the home of Mr Abe Skillman iu° honor of his seventyfifth birth ¬

day

John T Ditto of Decatur 111 andWm Ditto of Brandenburg were th

I

guests of Mr and Mrs J DSundayIMr and Mss George Bentley and

children of Hawesville returned homeSunday on their launch after a visit toDr and Mrs Forrest Light ot

Mr and Mrs Thos Daniels attendedthe funeral of Mrs Daniels father MrJohn Emrich who died at his home

near Chambers Hancock county Sun ¬

dayDavidPhelps gave a boat party to

Hawesville Sunday afternoon HisI

guests were Misses Margaret Moor ¬

man Lula Severs Bertha Long and

Messrs Allen Pierce and Ira Behen

Mrs Robert Pierce gave a familydinner party Wednesday Her guest-

were Mrs Fred Ferry Mrs DellHambleton Miss Jane Hambleton

James Fisher ani Mrs Chas Kiel andchildren of Kosmosdale-

A surprise dinnerparty was giventIt

I

Mr J J Dyer Monday at his hcmehonor of hisi seveijtyfifth birthdayThe guests were Mr aud Mrs JohnI

Ne bauer Mr and Mrs Vernon Con-

ner¬

Miss Jennie Patterson and MrsDyer Each one presented him withnicer useful presents

i

CHENAULT

jStott Cunningham returnedfrom Louisville Thursday

D Parr of Texas is visitingfriends and relatives heredoughItor Nellie Wednesday avisit to friends in Wolf Creek

Bloom Greenwell of St Louiswas the guest of Miss MargaretIStallmann Friday evening-

C L Warren and daughterErmine went to HnrdinsburgThursday on business

Mrs J F Jarboe and childrenwent to Hardinsburg last week tosee her daughter Effie who isivery ill with measles

Mrs Kate Cunningham ofDerby spent one day last weekwith Mrs S Cunningham

Born to the wife of Abe Ben

BIG SPRING

Sidney Smith of Chicago issvisiting Mrs Julia Clarkson andfamily

Mrs Thompson and son ofvensborowho were hero visitingher mother Sirs Willie Griffithhave returned home

Frand Bush who has been atSpenceport N Y for several1months is at home for a short stay

Chris Sauter of Louisville anelectrician was here last week andinstalled new 50 point exchang-

e and we now have a trunk linerunning to Vine Grove and con ¬

necting with the CumberlandTom HardinofButtCjMontannn

who was visiting his mother ha 5

returned homeMiss Edna Dowell entertained I

the Ladies Aid Social on the 20th i

and was quite an enjoyable affairofJno D Meador was in Bran

burg Friday on businessMrs Will Hungarland andI

children of Louisville are herevisiting her parents Mr and MrsJess Clarkson

Misses Essie Buchannan andI

Carrie Ililey of Vine Grove vie¬

inity spent Thursday hore thguest of Mrs Meyer a

John Tindcll of Garrottis herehelping Jack Collins in his blacsmith shop

II H Kemper and wife wereI

here Saturday and Sunday tho-

r guest of her mother Mrs Julial

ClarksonMrs Jim Cooperof Vine Grove r

is with her brother S C Craycroft for a fore doss

Dr Duncan the dentist has re ¬

turned to his home at Elixabeth

townTomRichardson of Louisville

visited his brother John Richard ¬

son last weekMiss Mabel Scott is visiting her

uncle Tom Scott and other rela-

tives in LouisvilleMrs Mary Yoodof Texas iisj

visiting her brother John Rich ¬

ardsonThe Stork visited the home of

Vlr and Mrs William B Richi-

on the 18 and left a daughterBorn to the wife of Sam Al

daughterEBlack Jack Notes

J<

Dr lardesty worn to Brandonburg Thursday

Tach Hobbs near here is serious ¬

lyillMrs

Rosa Sipse is on the sicklist

Mrs Rosa Sipso entertained a

number of her friends Wednesdayl

Those present were Jim Fousheeand wife W DPrather andwifeEd Sipso and wife Will Sipes and

ShacklottMisses i

Mablo Foushee Myrtle Pratherand Miss Lamb They wore in-

vited

¬

to spend the day with her iit

birthdayoAunt Polly Mitchel died nt Tier

home onday morning of pneu-

monia¬

She was sixtyeight yearsof ago and a devoted Christian Sheleaves two brothers and one sisterto mourn her loss Her remainswere entered in the St kfarti I

cemetery Tuesday

SAMPLE

Farmers are the busiest peoplearound now

Mrs Charles Bowmer and chil ¬

dren of Irvington who have beenvisiting her sister Mrs W HJolly for several days returned1

homo FridayF A Dowell of Burasj was

lucre Thursday on the lookout forhorses

Russell Dowell spent last weekwith his uncle H T Dowell atBeech Hill-

Mesdames Bill Wheeler andAlfred Adkins jr word in Hardinsburg last week shopping

L D Dowell attended quarter ¬

ly meeting at Holt Sunday

Floyd Armstrong was in LahanSunday the guest of Miss Hiion1 1 rsr James Arm-I

1

t7ttA

I daughter Myrtle spent Sundaywith Mrs Scott Peckenpaugh

J Hickerson and wife were inStephensport Saturday

Call and see our new goods LD Dowell

Miss Jarrett went to GarfieldSaturday to he gone severalI weeksvisiting relatives

Jim Jolly wife and daughterKate and Miss Eva Brumficldwere in Union Star Sunday

Dan Haynes was here SundayWill Jolly and wife were iin

Stephensport Saturday shoppingSeveral from hero will nttend

quarterly meeting at Shilo thisweek

J W Hunter was in Clover-s port Sunday

Mrs L D Dowell entertainedthe young people after Sundayschool Sunday evening Theywere Misses Eva and BessieBrumfield Lillian and Glac-Dowell and Grace Hickerson +

I

Messrs Carl Brmstrong MortonBrumfield Willie Gibson DennieRoberts and John Miles All hadan enjoyable afternoon

Man and SupermanAs a rule mans H toolcooteWhen Its wants

Always wanting what Is notNever wanting what hes not

As a rule mans a fool

kAs a rule womans wiseWhen sUe cant let what she waD

Then she criesiUn cannot withstand her team

So M gives up to the dearsAs a ruili woraaus wise

When iheoant get what she woolsThen she crios

J W Davis In Century Magftilnu

DIES AT SEA

Leading man of the Mrs Wlggs oThe Cabbage Patch Company

And a Successful Actor

Elsie Janis and her motherMrs JanBierbauer received April 17a wirelessmessage sent from the Atlantic Trans ¬

port liner Minneapolis which sailed forLondon on Saturday confirming thereport of the death at sea of Percy Janiswho disappeared from the ship on Sun ¬

day night The message was from themembers of the Mrs Wiggs of thCabbage Patch company of whichhe was the leading man and read

Held services for Percy todaymothse rand sister

The actors family here had an im¬

pression that fhe first reports of hisdisappearance would be dissipated lateby a thorough search of the liner The

hwere prostrated by the message wbicmade it certain that he had died fin theseaNew York Sun

BABY WASTED TO

MERE SKELETON

In Torments a Year and a Half with

Terrible Sores on Face and Body

Hands Tied to Stop Scratching

sand Tearing at fleshBut

CURE BY CUTICURACOMPLETE AND SPEEDY

a

liMy llttlo son when about a yearsiloa halt old began to have sorescome out on his face I had a phy¬

sician treat him but tho sores grow worseThen they began to comp on his armsthen on other parts of his body andthen one came on his chest worse thanthe others Then I called another physi ¬

clan Still ho grew worse At the endof about a year and a half of sufferinghe grew so bad I had to tie his handsfromnscratching tho sores and tearing theflesh He got to be a mere skeletonand was hardly able to walk Myaunt advised me to try Cuticura faitand Ointment So great was herin it that she gave me a small piece ofCuticura Soap to try and a littleCuticura Ointment I took it homowithout any faith but to please her Itried it and it seemed to dry up thosores a little I sent to tho drug storeand got a cake of Cuticura Soup and abox of Cuticura Ointment and followedthe directions and at the end of abouttwo months the sores were all well Hohas never had any sores of any kind

1since Ho is now strong and healthyI can sincerely say that only for

your most wonderful remedies my pre-cious child would have died from thoseterrible sores I used only one cako ofSoap and about three boxes of OintmentMrs No1ConndAprilt221905Woodv 10

ITCHING PIMPLESCured by Cuticura in Nebraska

I had suffered with itching pimplesfor years At last a friend told mo toget Cutlcura Soap and Ointment I didso and in three weeks my face wasentirely cured I am so pleased withCuticura Remedies that I will recom ¬

mend them to other sufferers MrsFlorence Dolavcrgno B F D No2Auburn Neb Aug 28 1000

Complete External and Internal Treatment fo-

rtEvery llumor ot Infanta Children and Adults oonBUts or Cutleura SOap I5C1 to Gltenneo the SkinGUtlcure Ointment SOC to heal the 8ktn aDacuUcura lleaolveot SOC or IIn the form ot Cbooo-

j Ute Coated rills 25c per vial of 00 to Porlty theBlood Sold throughout the world Potter DrugA Props Boiton Uaasarena taerto Ha ear A

Mica

AxleGrease

Helps the Wagon upthe Hill

The load seems lighterWagon-and team wear longerYou makemore money and have more timeto make money when wheels aregreased with

Mica Axle GreaseThe longest wearing and rifest

satisfactory lubricant in the worldSTANDARD OIL CO

Lwrpntd

Writsll

+ JAdvertisements Inserted under this head at-One cent u word per week

lumbereor poplar on shortnotice Write me at Tarfork Ky CharlesTubollng

X7ANTKDTo buy 10000 toot of poplurweatherboarding Clovorportllannlng

Mill

STHA YEUIrom my form near Stephenstwo black sows one weighing about

330 pounds with pigs tho other weighs aboutUOO pounds WIHglvoSS for their return uomo or any InTotmatlon loading to their retiOTory W 11 Gilbert Stuphonsport Ky

FOR SALE 5100 will buy 164 acres of goodcorn or wheat land with hickory

ami oak Umber 24 miles from Holts bottomitroadwuylosJANTFDA lady preferable of middlerr HKU to take charge of a household and

do general housework for a family of tourwhere there Is a girl In her fourteenth yearto help Water In the house and other thingsreasonably convenient References requiredand I shall willingly give reference If re ¬

quested Address A M UAKU1N Lodiburg Ky

FOIL SALEGold rlnll wIth pretty settingH fur 5175 Exchange Department

orlireckenrldge News Cloverpt Ky

WANTEOA good JerseyKy

cow fresh Wm

SALE 108 acres of land laying on thebrunch railroad near Kirk 100 acres

cleared six In woodland Good barn 18 acresecrufparticulars write the Rreckenrldge NewsClovorport Ky

FOR SALEPItINTJNO Presses and Cutting machines

lot of good Laundry machineseAlso new and secondhand Gas and GasolineEngines DIARTIN GABLE 518 3rd StreetLouisville Kv

SALESMEN WAXTKDThree salesmencounty township and railroad

of Kentucky These surveys are asplendid compilation oj facts llgures anddrawings and of wonderful value Counties

aiYulxtlonsoreachand distances Itetwaen all stations ataoglvennomebored A splendid opportunity for energeticmen Kami McNally L Co Chicago 111

FOR SALEtook of Destinyfortune booat sews cafes

ffF

Cheaphm

t Gasoline Engine Machinem

Lathe Rip Saw Gig SawWood Shaper Morticer 1

Forge Wood Lathe set ofmTaps and Dies Emery ID

Stand Work Bench Automobile Delivery Wagon

yCall at Bashams ShopFourth St Owensboro Ky m

rlI Bargains I-

n1DUROCSjNor Quick Buyers m

M ftI

vW In order to make room at once I

j will sell my aged Boar and three to-

WJ young ones Also four Outs dirtmmcheap 5 5r

1 EaP HARDAWAY IKyj A

Canton Ohio DruggistI was a miserable incurable it ap ¬

peared for years with stomach liverand some slight difficulty with kid¬

ney trouble Treated by physiciansused all patent medicines T heard orknew of No relief But suffered acontinual sinking and falling off iiriflesh until I was treated with Dcnn aSure Safe and Speedy S S S CureIt made a hip improvement at onceCured me right up Irwin H Stew ¬

art 300 N Market St Canton 0-

RHEUMATISM8 CURED IN 3 DAYS WITHg7 DENNS SURE SAFE 5 SPEEDY CURE

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