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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, KY) 1908-02-05 …...Virgil Babbage and Sreno Winn two employees...
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h TuttsPilis r3R TORPID LIVER- A torpid liver deraagts tke whole SICK ycten tad produceaI I Dyspepsia Costiveness Rheu matism Sallow Skin and Piles There Is mo better remedy for these CMIBKM diseases than DR TUrfS proveTake T5he Breckenridge News WEDNESDAY FEB 5 1908 PERSONALAND LOCAL Market price for butter and eggs at T F Sawyers Mrs Frank White is home from Nashville Tenn Mrs Leon McGavock who hAs been ill is somewhat improved i Alfred Burkby made a business trip to Fordsville last week Miss Margaret Moorman has given up her position at the postoffice Chas OBrien has gone to Kostnos dale to spend several weeks I Misses Clara and Adele Fisher re tuned to Owensboro Monday night- J C Epley will have charge of the Epworth League services Sunday night White fish mackerel cod fish fresh oysters and celeiy at T F Sawyers Mrs Chas Lightfoot is improving slowly after an illness of pneumonia Virgil Babbage and Sreno Winn two employees of the News office have grip Mr and Mrs Harry Newsom are ex ¬ pected home this week from Cincinnati Mra Wick Moorman entertains the Ladies Reading Club tomorrow after ¬ noonMrs Francis Sawyer and Mrs J H Wills have been ill of grip at their home in the East End Only one more week until the cash inadvance system of the Breckenridge News goes into effect Miss Annie Royal and nephew Felix Royal of Fordsville are visiting her sister Mrs Alfred Buckby Mr Stader returned to his home at Vine Grove yesterday after a visit to his son Mr H L Stader Morrison Calhoon dentists office downstairs 2IB Fourth street both phones Owensboro Ky Mrs Joe Harpole and daughter Mar ga fet Moorman of Louisville have been the guests of Dr and Mrs J L Moor ¬ manMr and Mrs Barker of Louisville are making their home at the Cloverport Hotel Mr Barker has a position at the Star Roller Mills Mrs Ohas Kiel Mrs C T McClan ahan Miss Jane Hambleton Miss Clara and Adele Fisher were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Ferry Monday The interment of the remains of Miss Lou TIndle took place at the Methodist cemetery at Tobinsport Sunday Miss Tindle died Saturday at 12 oclock Charles Clary of Seattle Wash who is playing one of the leading parts In the Road to Yesterday at Macauleys this week is the guest of his aunt Mrs David Fairleigh in Louisville Evaporated apples 2 pounds 23c Coal oil lOc per gallon Three cans tomatoes 25c Fine quality New Or ¬ leans molasses Penick Ford brand 45c per gallon Smoked hunts 13c per pound at T F Sawyers cash grocery Mrs D Stewart Miller and baby left for Owensboro to visit Mrs Venable while Mr Miller is in Columbus Ohio Mr Miller left Sunday for that city to spend two weeks for business purposes Mrs James H Stites of Louisville Wasa welcome visitorto Cloverport Fri ¬ day She was the guest of the Misses Plank for dinner and spent the afternoon with other friends Mrs Stites is hand u than she ever was and is still 1 Isomer popular in Cloverport HARNED J M Beatty went to Victoria on buss ThursdayI at Mr Tabors Wed nesday night was well attended and all report a pleasant time Mrs Ethel Moorman spent Thursday- in Hardinsburg the guest of Mrs Em 1 ma Haswell James Bruce left Thursday for his home in Texas after an extended visit to relatives at this place Clive Black who has been ill for some time of typhoid fever is able to be out again Mr Peak of Trimble county passed through here one day this week en route to Kingswood Miss Irene Kennedy spent Wednes ¬ day night the guest of Miss Shellie PayneLonnie Mattingly has begun work in Win Paynes new shop How Her Life Was Saved When Bitten By a Large Snake How few people there are who are not afraid of snakes Not long ago a harmlesslittle garter snake fell on the beingdriven promptly fainted and the car left to its own resources ran into a stone wall and caused a serious accident The bite of a poisonous snake needs prompt attention Mrs K M Fisbel Route No 1 Box 40 Dillsburg Pa tells how she saved htr life when bitten by a large snake On August 20 1906 I was bitten on the hand twice by a large copperhead snake Being a distance from any medical aid as a last resort I used Sloans Liniment and to mv astonishment found it killed all pain and was the means of saving my life I am the mother of four children and am never without your Liniment RIG SPRING Ben Clarkson was in Irvington Thurs- day on business James Harned was in Louisville sev- eral days last week Mrs H Myer went to Louisville to spend several days with her daughter and son when she will be joined by Mr Myer and will go to Florida for a months visit to relatives in Tampa C C Martin was in Louisville last week Mrs S P Woolfolk spent last week with her sister Mrs Jess Clarkson Raymond Moorman was in the city 1last week Mrs Kalherine Wimp is with her daughter Mrs Jess Clarkson for the winterMr Tindell of Ekron spent the day with his daughter Mrs Collins The whole town and community have had the grip for the last ten days Harold Scott son of Charlie Scott who has been very ill of pneumonia is very much better Misses Vennie and Virdie Moorman visited in the Stith neighborhood sev eral days last week Only a little cold in the head may be the beginning of an obstinate case of Nasal Catarrh Drive out the invador with Elys Cream Balm applied straigh- to the inflamed stuffed up airpassages Price 50c If you prefer to use an atomizer ask for Liquid Cream Balm It I has all the good qualities of the solid form of this remedy and will rid you of catarrh or hay fever No cocaine to breed a dreadful habit No murcury to dry out the secretion Price 75c with spraying tube All druggistsor mailed ty Ely Bros 56 Warren Street New YorkBLACKJACK NOTES Misses Dona Miller and Cynthia Mc Intire spent last Tuesday night with Misses Ora and Mattie Hardesty Grippe or Influenza whichever you like to call it is one of the most Weakening diseases known Scott oS Emulsion which is Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites in easily di ¬ gested form is the greatest strengthbuilder known to medicalscience It is so easily digested that it sinks into the system making new bloodand new fat and strengthening nerves andmuscles 0 Use Scotts Emulsion after Influenza Invaluable for Coughs and Colds ALL DRUGGISTS I 5Oo AND 100 Miss Lou Shacklett spent last Friday- in Garrett with her sister Mrs Laura ClaryMrs Bernice Price of Brandenburg is now stayJng with her mother Mrs J H Shacklett who is very ill at this writingMr and Mrs Everett Bradley of Hill Grove spent last Sunday with their mother Mrs R J Bradley Frank Downs attended church at Hill Grove last Sunday Miss Cynthia McIntire closed her school here last Friday and returned to her home near Salem She taught a- very successful term and the pupils ac quitted themselves nicely- J H Shacklett went to Hardinsburg last week to have Dr Kincheloe re move a wen from the back of his neck that had been there for nearly forty years but never gave him any trouble until a few weeks ago He is getting along nicely Clayton Bradley spent Saturday night and Sunday with Dock Adams near IrvingtonMrs is able to be out after sev ¬ eral days illness Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown went to Brandenburg one day last week shop ¬ pingClaude Ritchie is much better at this writingMrs Bettie Wright is indisposed at this writing Mr and Mrs Tom Miller went to Brandenburg Monday on business Lois Heston who has been ill for some time is some better I wish that I might talk with all sick ones about the actual cause of Stomach Heart and Kidney ailments To ex- plain ¬ in person how weak Stomach nerves leads to Stomach weakness I am sure would interest all And it is the same with wtak Hearts or weak Kidneys This is why my prescription Dr Shoops Restorative so promptly reaches ailments of the Stomach Heart and Kidneys It is wrong to drug the Stomach or stimulate the Heart or Kidneys These weak inside nerves simply need more strength My re- storative ¬ is the only prescription made expressly for the nerves Next to seeing you personally will be to mail you free my new booklet entitled What To Do I will also send samples of my Restora- tive ¬ as well Write for the book today It will surely interest you Address Dr Shoop Box 8 Ra ine Wis POSTPONED Date of State Meeting of Farmers Institute Changed to February 18 On account of the present conditions existing in the legislature postpone ment of the State meeting of the Far- mers Institute was imperative The sessions were to have been held at Frankfort from February 4 to 6 but have been changed to February 18 to 20 Stop that tickling Cough Dr Shoops Cough Cure will surely stop it and with perfect safety It is so thoroughly harmless that Dr Shoop tells mothers to use nothing else pven with very young babies The wholesome green leaves and tender stems of a lung heal ¬ ing mountainous shrub furnish the cura- tive ¬ properties to Dr Shoops Cough Cure It calms the cough and heals Not opiua no chloroform nothing harsh used to injure or suppress Demand Dr Shoops Take no other Sold by All Dealers STEPHENSPORT The mission exercise was postponed on account of so much sickness in town Mrs Rhodes of Brandenburg isthe guest of her daughter Mrs Dr Nevitt Once again the death angel has visit ed our town and called one of our old citizens Murray Parr He had been in bad health for some time He leaves a wife and five children MrsOllie David = son of Cairo Ill Dr Vester Parr of Memphis Tenn Mrs Letha Dye of Clifton Mills Edith and John Murray Parr by his last wife Mrs Davidson and Mrs Dye were with their father when he passed away Mrs L B Helm is still in a very critical condition both mental and phy ¬ sicallyJake Hanks has a nice line of groceries and will serve hot lunch Mrs R S Skillman has been quite ill Mrs WJ Schoop has returned from a visit to Cincinnati and Louisville One of Frank Shellmans sons is very ow with pneumonia A Request I At the Methodist church the pastor urgently requests the presence of every member at the morning service next Sunday Feb 9th 1908 Be sure to come lain or shine cold or warm All others without previous engage ¬ ments invited B M Currie P C + I WantsFOR PRINTING Presses and Cutting machines lot ot good Laundry machines Also now Bud secondhand Gas and Gasoline Engines MARTIN GABLE SIB 3rd Street Louisville Ky- FOR SALS Kami of 205 acres in Hurdln bottomland Imraoulato posi8slon Address Box IW EllzatxtMown Ky WANTEDRtllablo 1 energetic salesman to and greases bouse barn and root paints on commission Lib ¬ eral terms Send referenios THE HOW ¬ ARD OIL AND GREASE CO Cleveland O Public Sale I Will Offer at Public or Private Sale Saturday Feb 8 At 10 Oclock a m The following property 3 head of horses 2 weanling mules 4 milch cows 2 twoyearold heifers 2 oneyearold heifers p headof hogs farming implements one wheat binder one wheat drillone disc harrow one double harrow one mowing machine one corn drill turning plows and jumpers one corn crusher onehorse power 15 tons of hay 50 bushels of corn 4 tons of straw householdand kitchen furniture Terms made known on day of sale Sale will take place at my farm lying on Clover Creek If miles southeast of Clovcrport i mile oh the Bowling Green road W L NOEL Heres an invitation worth the busi ness mans attention COME IN and well explain the marvelous advantages of doing business through OUR COMMERCIAL BANK Theyre so numerous so attractive and so convincing that the man who neglects this invitation is losing a part of his daily income Impossible Come in and well prone it Bank of Cloverport CLOVERPORT KY V WANTED- I 50 feedI I Head Cattle to either steers or heif ¬ ers Would buy a few young dry Cows Sale or Trade I IFor few Horses and Also one sad ¬ dle and harness Stal ¬ lion t Oncef f Write or Phone at IBEARD URG BROS KY Sales 6000 A Year A splendid business stand store house stock of goods good will etc Annual sales 5000 to 6000 a year Post office in connection which pays about 120 per year Three miles from railroad station on the branch Here is a fine opportunity for a man with a small capital to drop right Into a gocd business For further particulars write JNO D BABBAGE Cloverport Ky I I IMEET ME AT NOLTES I I Valentine Day February 14 have a carefully selectedup WE todate line showing the best values in Fancy as well as Comic Valentines CBOX Noveltiesalways good better than ever Drops Hearts Lace embossed and Artistic Cards Post Card Valentines this year are very attractivesure to please your friends and sweetheart Let us show you J C Nolte 8 L Bro Cloverport Ky STAR ROLLER MILLS Open for Business We take pleasure in saying to the trade and all users of Flour Mealand Feed Stuff That we have opened up the Old Reliable Star Roller Mills makers of that ramous Brand of Flourthe GOLDEN CROWN the housewife delight We have secured the services of Mr H D Barker an experienced miller of Louisville who has charge of the mill and will keep up its former reputation for good Flour We solicit your patronage Prompt attention given to allorders by m- ailHARDIN u SQUIRESPr- oprietors Henderson Route Notes Special Weekend Excursion Fares Every Saturday trains 113 114 115 and 118 and all trains Sundays Round trip tickets will be sold at reduced rates to local points good to return Sunday Home Seekers Rates To the West and South West first and third Tuesdays via L H St L At times when you dont feel just right when you have a bad stomach take something right away that will as ¬ sist digestion not something that will stimulate for a time but something that will positively do the very work that the stomach performs under ordinary and normal conditions something that will make the food digest To do this you must take a natural digestant like Kodol for Dyspepsia Kodol is a scientific pre ¬ paration of vegetable acids with natural digestants and contains the same juices found in a healthy stomach Each dose will digest more than 3000 grains of good food It is sure to afford prompt reliet i U digests what you eat and is pleasant to take Sold by All Druggists SEEING DALHART The party leaving Louisville over the Henderson Route for Dalhart Texas was most comfortably located in three sleepers attached to the regular train leaving the Union Station at 930 P M This number was augmented by parties along the route from Louisville to Kansas City until on leaving the latter city the train consisted of seven Pull ¬ man sleepers A jollier crowd never went down over the Rock Island Road The heavy train caused the party to reach Dalhart three hours late finding every hotel in town already full by the four previous excursion trains that had unloaded at this point that day Our party was compelled to occupy their berths on the sleeper for the first night after this we were comfortably located at the different hotels a goodly number having rooms at the St Francis and others at the Dalhart The drawing for the lots purchased in Dalhart took place Friday morning at the Opera House and it was universally declared to have been conducted in the d most satisfactory manner possible there being no way by which any favoritism might have been shown Different members of the party expressed them ¬ selves as being highly pleased with the town and agreeably surprised at finding Dalhart a much larger and better city than they had been led to believe Miss Winstead of Vine Grove Ky drew a lot for whch she was offered j300 Others of the party had good offers on their lots Several contracts were let for cottages to be erected on the lots drawn by numbers of the party The Vine Grove crowd enjoyed an Auto trip out into the country from which they returned praising the tine farm lands of Dalhart and Hartley Counties Texas One interesting member of the party was Mr W H Brian of Stithton Ky a gentleman of 74 years and one whodespite his years was most highly pleased with the entire trip and declares he intends to locate in DalhartSaturday was spent in seeing the city and surrounding country recording the deeds and planning the return trip the majority of the party leaving Dalhart either Sunday or Monday To parties seeking a Western home they can find no better location than Dalhart Texas or the surrounding country Dalhart is a thriving enter ¬ prising city and the farm lands sur ¬ rounding her are as good as can be found any where and the man who goes there soon is the one who gets in on the ground floor Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot roach the diseased portion of the car There Is only one way to Guru deafness and tbat Is by con- stitutional ¬ remedies Dearness is caused by un Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachlun Tube When this tube Is Inflamed you have u rumbling sound or im- perfect ¬ hearing and when It is entirely closed Deafness Is the result and unless tho Inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal dondttion hearingsill be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that Bendfor O Sold by Druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills tor constipation
Transcript of The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, KY) 1908-02-05 …...Virgil Babbage and Sreno Winn two employees...
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TuttsPilisr3R TORPID LIVER-
A torpid liver deraagts tke whole
SICKycten tadproduceaI I
Dyspepsia Costiveness Rheumatism Sallow Skin and Piles
There Is mo better remedy for theseCMIBKM diseases than DR TUrfSproveTake
T5he Breckenridge News
WEDNESDAY FEB 5 1908
PERSONALANDLOCAL
Market price for butter and eggs at TF Sawyers
Mrs Frank White is home fromNashville Tenn
Mrs Leon McGavock who hAs been
ill is somewhat improvedi
Alfred Burkby made a business tripto Fordsville last week
Miss Margaret Moorman has given upher position at the postoffice
Chas OBrien has gone to Kostnosdale to spend several weeks
I Misses Clara and Adele Fisher retuned to Owensboro Monday night-
J C Epley will have charge of theEpworth League services Sunday night
White fish mackerel cod fish freshoysters and celeiy at T F Sawyers
Mrs Chas Lightfoot is improvingslowly after an illness of pneumonia
Virgil Babbage and Sreno Winn two
employees of the News office have grip
Mr and Mrs Harry Newsom are ex ¬
pected home this week from Cincinnati
Mra Wick Moorman entertains theLadies Reading Club tomorrow after ¬
noonMrsFrancis Sawyer and Mrs J H
Wills have been ill of grip at their home
in the East End
Only one more week until the cashinadvance system of the BreckenridgeNews goes into effect
Miss Annie Royal and nephew FelixRoyal of Fordsville are visiting hersister Mrs Alfred Buckby
Mr Stader returned to his home atVine Grove yesterday after a visit tohis son Mr H L Stader
Morrison Calhoon dentists office
downstairs 2IB Fourth street bothphones Owensboro Ky
Mrs Joe Harpole and daughter Marga fet Moorman of Louisville have beenthe guests of Dr and Mrs J L Moor ¬
manMrand Mrs Barker of Louisville
are making their home at the CloverportHotel Mr Barker has a position atthe Star Roller Mills
Mrs Ohas Kiel Mrs C T McClanahan Miss Jane Hambleton Miss Claraand Adele Fisher were guests of Mr
and Mrs Fred Ferry Monday
The interment of the remains of MissLou TIndle took place at the Methodistcemetery at Tobinsport Sunday MissTindle died Saturday at 12 oclock
Charles Clary of Seattle Wash whois playing one of the leading parts Inthe Road to Yesterday at Macauleysthis week is the guest of his aunt MrsDavid Fairleigh in Louisville
Evaporated apples 2 pounds 23cCoal oil lOc per gallon Three canstomatoes 25c Fine quality New Or ¬
leans molasses Penick Ford brand45c per gallon Smoked hunts 13c perpound at T F Sawyers cash grocery
Mrs D Stewart Miller and baby leftfor Owensboro to visit Mrs Venablewhile Mr Miller is in Columbus OhioMr Miller left Sunday for that city tospend two weeks for business purposes
Mrs James H Stites of LouisvilleWasa welcome visitorto Cloverport Fri ¬
day She was the guest of the MissesPlank for dinner and spent the afternoonwith other friends Mrs Stites is hand
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than she ever was and is still1Isomerpopular in Cloverport
HARNED
J M Beatty went to Victoria on buss
ThursdayI at Mr Tabors Wednesday night was well attended andall report a pleasant time
Mrs Ethel Moorman spent Thursday-in Hardinsburg the guest of Mrs Em
1
ma HaswellJames Bruce left Thursday for his
home in Texas after an extended visitto relatives at this place
Clive Black who has been ill forsome time of typhoid fever is able tobe out again
Mr Peak of Trimble county passedthrough here one day this week enroute to Kingswood
Miss Irene Kennedy spent Wednes¬
day night the guest of Miss ShelliePayneLonnie
Mattingly has begun work inWin Paynes new shop
How Her Life Was Saved When Bitten By a
Large Snake
How few people there are who arenot afraid of snakes Not long ago aharmlesslittle garter snake fell on the
beingdrivenpromptly fainted and the car left to itsown resources ran into a stone wall andcaused a serious accident
The bite of a poisonous snake needsprompt attention Mrs K M FisbelRoute No 1 Box 40 Dillsburg Patells how she saved htr life when bittenby a large snake
On August 20 1906 I was bitten onthe hand twice by a large copperheadsnake Being a distance from any medicalaid as a last resort I used SloansLiniment and to mv astonishmentfound it killed all pain and was themeans of saving my life I am themother of four children and am neverwithout your Liniment
RIG SPRING
Ben Clarkson was in Irvington Thurs-day on business
James Harned was in Louisville sev-
eral days last weekMrs H Myer went to Louisville to
spend several days with her daughterand son when she will be joined byMr Myer and will go to Florida for amonths visit to relatives in Tampa
C C Martin was in Louisville lastweek
Mrs S P Woolfolk spent last weekwith her sister Mrs Jess Clarkson
Raymond Moorman was in the city1last week
Mrs Kalherine Wimp is with herdaughter Mrs Jess Clarkson for the
winterMrTindell of Ekron spent the day
with his daughter Mrs Collins
The whole town and community havehad the grip for the last ten days
Harold Scott son of Charlie Scottwho has been very ill of pneumonia isvery much better
Misses Vennie and Virdie Moormanvisited in the Stith neighborhood several days last week
Only a little cold in the head may bethe beginning of an obstinate case of
Nasal Catarrh Drive out the invadorwith Elys Cream Balm applied straigh-to the inflamed stuffed up airpassagesPrice 50c If you prefer to use anatomizer ask for Liquid Cream BalmItI has all the good qualities of the solidform of this remedy and will rid you ofcatarrh or hay fever No cocaine tobreed a dreadful habit No murcury todry out the secretion Price 75c withspraying tube All druggistsor mailedty Ely Bros 56 Warren Street New
YorkBLACKJACKNOTES
Misses Dona Miller and Cynthia McIntire spent last Tuesday night withMisses Ora and Mattie Hardesty
Grippe or Influenza whichever you liketo call it is one of the most Weakeningdiseases known
Scott oS Emulsion which is CodLiver Oil and Hypophosphites in easily di¬
gested form is the greatest strengthbuilderknown to medicalscience
It is so easily digested that it sinks intothe system making new bloodand new fatand strengthening nerves andmuscles
0 Use Scotts Emulsion afterInfluenza
Invaluable for Coughs and Colds
ALL DRUGGISTS I 5Oo AND 100
Miss Lou Shacklett spent last Friday-in Garrett with her sister Mrs LauraClaryMrs
Bernice Price of Brandenburgis now stayJng with her mother MrsJ H Shacklett who is very ill at this
writingMrand Mrs Everett Bradley of
Hill Grove spent last Sunday withtheir mother Mrs R J Bradley
Frank Downs attended church atHill Grove last Sunday
Miss Cynthia McIntire closed herschool here last Friday and returned toher home near Salem She taught a-
very successful term and the pupils acquitted themselves nicely-
J H Shacklett went to Hardinsburglast week to have Dr Kincheloe remove a wen from the back of his neckthat had been there for nearly fortyyears but never gave him any troubleuntil a few weeks ago He is gettingalong nicely
Clayton Bradley spent Saturday nightand Sunday with Dock Adams near
IrvingtonMrsis able to be out after sev ¬
eral days illnessMr and Mrs Ernest Brown went to
Brandenburg one day last week shop¬
pingClaudeRitchie is much better at this
writingMrsBettie Wright is indisposed at
this writingMr and Mrs Tom Miller went to
Brandenburg Monday on businessLois Heston who has been ill for
some time is some better
I wish that I might talk with all sickones about the actual cause of StomachHeart and Kidney ailments To ex-
plain¬
in person how weak Stomachnerves leads to Stomach weakness I amsure would interest all And it is thesame with wtak Hearts or weakKidneys This is why my prescription
Dr Shoops Restorative so promptlyreaches ailments of the Stomach Heartand Kidneys It is wrong to drug theStomach or stimulate the Heart orKidneys These weak inside nervessimply need more strength My re-
storative¬
is the only prescription madeexpressly for the nerves Next to seeingyou personally will be to mail you freemy new booklet entitled What To DoI will also send samples of my Restora-
tive¬
as well Write for the book todayIt will surely interest you Address DrShoop Box 8 Ra ine Wis
POSTPONED
Date of State Meeting of FarmersInstitute Changed to
February 18
On account of the present conditionsexisting in the legislature postponement of the State meeting of the Far-
mers Institute was imperative Thesessions were to have been held atFrankfort from February 4 to 6 buthave been changed to February 18 to 20
Stop that tickling Cough Dr ShoopsCough Cure will surely stop it andwith perfect safety It is so thoroughlyharmless that Dr Shoop tells mothersto use nothing else pven with veryyoung babies The wholesome greenleaves and tender stems of a lung heal ¬
ing mountainous shrub furnish the cura-
tive¬
properties to Dr Shoops CoughCure It calms the cough and healsNotopiua no chloroform nothing harshused to injure or suppress DemandDr Shoops Take no other Sold byAll Dealers
STEPHENSPORT
The mission exercise was postponedon account of so much sickness in town
Mrs Rhodes of Brandenburg istheguest of her daughter Mrs Dr Nevitt
Once again the death angel has visited our town and called one of our oldcitizens Murray Parr He had been inbad health for some time He leaves awife and five children MrsOllie David =
son of Cairo Ill Dr Vester Parr ofMemphis Tenn Mrs Letha Dye ofClifton Mills Edith and John MurrayParr by his last wife Mrs Davidsonand Mrs Dye were with their fatherwhen he passed away
Mrs L B Helm is still in a verycritical condition both mental and phy¬
sicallyJakeHanks has a nice line of
groceries and will serve hot lunchMrs R S Skillman has been quite
ill
Mrs W J Schoop has returned froma visit to Cincinnati and Louisville
One of Frank Shellmans sons is veryow with pneumonia
A RequestI
At the Methodist church the pastorurgently requests the presence of everymember at the morning service nextSunday Feb 9th 1908 Be sure tocome lain or shine cold or warmAll others without previous engage ¬
ments invitedB M Currie P C
+I
WantsFORPRINTING Presses and Cutting machines
lot ot good Laundry machinesAlso now Bud secondhand Gas and GasolineEngines MARTIN GABLE SIB 3rd StreetLouisville Ky-
FOR SALS Kami of 205 acres in HurdlnbottomlandImraoulato posi8slon Address Box IWEllzatxtMown Ky
WANTEDRtllablo1 energetic salesman toand greases bouse
barn and root paints on commission Lib ¬
eral terms Send referenios THE HOW ¬
ARD OIL AND GREASE CO Cleveland O
Public SaleI Will Offer at Public or
Private Sale
Saturday Feb 8At 10 Oclock a m
The following property 3 head ofhorses 2 weanling mules 4 milchcows 2 twoyearold heifers 2oneyearold heifers p headofhogs farming implements onewheat binder one wheat drillonedisc harrow one double harrowone mowing machine one corndrill turning plows and jumpersone corn crusher onehorse power15 tons of hay 50 bushels of corn4 tons of straw householdandkitchen furniture Terms madeknown on day of sale
Sale will take place at my farmlying on Clover Creek If milessoutheast of Clovcrport i mile ohthe Bowling Green road
W L NOEL
Heres an invitation worth the busi
ness mans attention COME IN andwell explain the marvelous advantagesof doing business through
OUR COMMERCIAL BANK
Theyre so numerous so attractiveand so convincing that the man who
neglects this invitation is losing a partof his daily income Impossible Come
in and well prone it
Bank of CloverportCLOVERPORT KY
V
WANTED-
II 50 feedIIHead Cattle toeither steers or heif ¬
ers Would buy a fewyoung dry Cows
Sale or Trade
IIForfew Horses andAlso one sad ¬
dle and harness Stal ¬
lion tOnceffWrite or Phone at
IBEARDURG
BROSKY
Sales 6000 A Year
A splendid business stand storehouse stock of goods good will etcAnnual sales 5000 to 6000 a yearPost office in connection which paysabout 120 per year Three miles fromrailroad station on the branch Hereis a fine opportunity for a man witha small capital to drop right Into a gocdbusiness For further particulars write
JNO D BABBAGECloverport Ky
I IIMEET ME AT NOLTES I
I Valentine Day
February 14
have a carefully selectedupWEtodate line showing the bestvalues in Fancy as well as ComicValentinesCBOX Noveltiesalways goodbetter than ever Drops HeartsLace embossed and Artistic Cards
Post Card Valentines this year are veryattractivesure to please your friends andsweetheart Let us show you
J C Nolte 8L BroCloverport Ky
STAR ROLLER MILLS
Open for BusinessWe take pleasure in saying to the trade and all users of
FlourMealandFeed Stuff
That we have opened up the Old Reliable Star Roller Millsmakers of that ramous Brand of Flourthe GOLDENCROWN the housewife delight
We have secured the services of Mr H D Barker anexperienced miller of Louisville who has charge of themill and will keep up its former reputation for good Flour
We solicit your patronage Prompt attention given toallorders by m-
ailHARDINu
SQUIRESPr-oprietors
Henderson Route Notes
Special Weekend Excursion FaresEvery Saturday trains 113 114 115
and 118 and all trains Sundays Roundtrip tickets will be sold at reduced ratesto local points good to return Sunday
Home Seekers RatesTo the West and South West first and
third Tuesdays via L H St L
At times when you dont feel justright when you have a bad stomachtake something right away that will as¬
sist digestion not something that willstimulate for a time but something thatwill positively do the very work that thestomach performs under ordinary andnormal conditions something that willmake the food digest To do this youmust take a natural digestant like Kodolfor Dyspepsia Kodol is a scientific pre¬
paration of vegetable acids with naturaldigestants and contains the same juicesfound in a healthy stomach Each dosewill digest more than 3000 grains of
good food It is sure to afford promptreliet iU digests what you eat and ispleasant to take Sold by All Druggists
SEEING DALHART
The party leaving Louisville over theHenderson Route for Dalhart Texaswas most comfortably located in threesleepers attached to the regular trainleaving the Union Station at 930 P M
This number was augmented by partiesalong the route from Louisville toKansas City until on leaving the lattercity the train consisted of seven Pull ¬
man sleepers A jollier crowd neverwent down over the Rock Island RoadThe heavy train caused the party toreach Dalhart three hours late findingevery hotel in town already full by thefour previous excursion trains that hadunloaded at this point that day Ourparty was compelled to occupy theirberths on the sleeper for the first nightafter this we were comfortably locatedat the different hotels a goodly numberhaving rooms at the St Francis andothers at the Dalhart
The drawing for the lots purchasedin Dalhart took place Friday morningat the Opera House and it was universallydeclared to have been conducted in the
dmost satisfactory manner possible therebeing no way by which any favoritismmight have been shown Differentmembers of the party expressed them ¬
selves as being highly pleased with thetown and agreeably surprised at findingDalhart a much larger and better citythan they had been led to believeMiss Winstead of Vine Grove Kydrew a lot for whch she was offeredj300 Others of the party had goodoffers on their lots Several contractswere let for cottages to be erected onthe lots drawn by numbers of the party
The Vine Grove crowd enjoyed anAuto trip out into the country fromwhich they returned praising the tinefarm lands of Dalhart and HartleyCounties Texas One interestingmember of the party was Mr W HBrian of Stithton Ky a gentleman of74 years and one whodespite his yearswas most highly pleased with the entiretrip and declares he intends to locate in
DalhartSaturdaywas spent in seeing the city
and surrounding country recording thedeeds and planning the return trip themajority of the party leaving Dalharteither Sunday or Monday
To parties seeking a Western homethey can find no better location thanDalhart Texas or the surroundingcountry Dalhart is a thriving enter¬
prising city and the farm lands sur ¬
rounding her are as good as can befound any where and the man who goesthere soon is the one who gets in on theground floor
Deafness Cannot be Curedby local applications as they cannot roachthe diseased portion of the car There Is onlyone way to Guru deafness and tbat Is by con-
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remedies Dearness is caused byun Inflamed condition of the mucous liningof the Eustachlun Tube When this tube IsInflamed you have u rumbling sound or im-
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hearing and when It is entirelyclosed Deafness Is the result and unless thoInflammation can be taken out and this tuberestored to Its normal dondttion hearingsillbe destroyed forever nine cases out of tenare caused by Catarrh which Is nothing butan inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces
Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for anycase of Deafness caused by catarrh thatBendforO
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