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THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS
JNO D and V G BABBAGE
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EIGHT PAGES
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 1904
THE betting in New York is G to 1 on Roosevelt
THE Democrats are Illinois by a plurality of 35000
JUDGE PARKER has at last got his mouth open and his foot in it
THE leading daily papers of the country are conceding Roosevelts
electionIIRECKENRIDGE
BKECKENRIDGE county the Republicans say will give Roosevelt
250 majority over Parker
BETTER prices for pig in Pittsburg Joe Green Anderson says
he would like to ship em a lot
THEHE is not a dollar of campaign fund in this county on either
side thank the Lord Well have a decent election
THE men who are really suffering in this campaign are the man
ufacturers of campaign buttons badges torches etc
WATSON says Roosevelt is straddling nothing but the war horse
and Parker is straddling everything but the war horse
THE Colorado election law requires that voting booths shall be
built so as to expose the voters legs to the knees Women vote in
Colorado
DONT forget the stock law And dont forget how to cast your
ballot so it will count The stock law ought to carry It is a good
law for everybody
Quit guessing contest closes at midnight Nov 7 Get in your
guess and your dollar before that time It doesnt cost you a cent to
guess and you might strike a fortune
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THKHK is plenty of hot campaign stuff floating around up north
where the fight is fierce and the political batteries are all on fire
They tell it on Mr Roosevelt that when ha was a boy he threw hot I
pennies to monkeys and that when Judge Parker was fourteen years
old ho once placed a wad of chewing gum on the button of an electric
door bell thereby causing the doorbell to ring incessantly until the
gum was removed and for these reasons neither of the gentlemen is
fit to be president They tell it on Senator Knox who is cutting a
big figure in the campaign that when he was a boy at school he took
great umbrage at a studious youth who insisted on wearing long hair
and an air of abstraction that Knox with the aid of two accomplices
did wilfully seek out the aforesaid youth and cut said hair close to the
scalp thereby causing the studious youth much anguish of soul and
loss to the world of unuttered truths and this unfits Mr Knox for the
position of senator They say again that Mr Parker is not fit to be
president because forsooth he rides a dockedtailed horse And that
President Roosevelt is more fit because he is a man of war instead of
peace Men are taken at their worth by their acts which arc true
keys of character and President Roosevelt soldier and true sports
man though he is loves animals and would never do an unkind thing
to them Mr Fairbanks the candidate for vicepresident on the Re
publican ticket who was said to be cold reserved and unapproacha
ble by the masses is proving to be one of the greatest and most suc
cossful campaigners in the field It is said of him now that he can
shake the hands of more people and get closer to them than Tom Tag
girt ever did lie I not only uses one hand but both after his speech at
going through the mob shaking right and left They say that he
really enjoys it too That he likes to get close to the people and that
he has learned to feel that the crowds arc interested in him and that
both have a common interest in the subjects discussed It does him
good therefore to he able to meet and greet various individuals He
is making friends for the Republican ticket everywhere They tell
on Tom Watson the Populist candidate for president that while ho
was in Now York ho didnt sleep in his undershirt but followed the
plutocratic practice of wearing pajamas And Debs has killed his
chances for he chews nonunion fine cut
AN INVITATION
INVITATIONRome
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Editor Breckenridfce News Sir Know
ing that you are always anxious to lend
the fanners a helping hand through
your paper I wish to use a little splice
to invite Perry countys Breckenridge
friends to Derby Iud for the regular
annual farmers institute on November
10 and 17 The greeting to them by the
farmers of the vicinity of
Derby is Come for the opening Stay
till the close All is free aud welcome
L A Stockwell of Cloveidale Ind
and W B Anderson of Velpin Ind
have been secured as part of the instruct
ors Local home talent on both sides of
the Ohio river will make addresses Other
State lecturers will be secured
The Derby ferryman will be in attend
ance at all hours to ferry those who may
wish to ride or drive to point opposite
Derbp The ferriage will be half price to
all who attend the institute this rate
being in effect from November to noon
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on November IS
J J Wheeler Chni
No Poison In Chamberlains Cough Remedy
From Napier New Zealand Herald
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of
New South Wales Australia had an
analysis made of nil the cough medi
cines that were sold in that mantel
Out of the entire list they found only
one that they declared was entirely
free from all poisons This exception
was Chamberlains Copgh Remedy
made by the Chamberlain Medicine
Company Des Moines Iowa U S
A The absence of all narcotics
makes this remedy the safest and best
that can be had and It is with a
feeling of security that any mother
can give It to her little ones Cham
berlains Cough Remedy is especially
recommended by ltn J makers for
coughs colds croup and whooping
byShort
Short 3 Haynes
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In all 1U stages
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cleanses soothe and heals
the diseased membrane
It cures catarrh and drives
away a cold In the head
quickly
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over the membrane and la absorbed Relief Is Im
mediate and w care follows It It not dryingdoes
not produce netting Large Size 60 cents at Drug
gilts or by mall Trial Size 10 cents
ELY BROTHERS M Warren Street New York
OUR INDUSTRIES
flachlne Shops of L H < St L RR
Machine Shops and Foundry
Canning Factory
Tile Roofing Factory
Two Planing Mills
Saw Hill
Flouring Mill
Two Banks combined capital 65100
Combined Deposits 22355098
Real Estate < Improvement Co
American Tobacco Factory
Qallaher Tobacco Co Limited
nonument Works
The best country print shop In Ken
tucky Equipped with natural gas
electric lights typesetting ma
chine fast presses and all modern
improvementsANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTSFOR
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
WE are authorized to announce Henry
DcUaven Moorman as a candidate for
County Judge of lireckenrldgo county sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party
FOR STATE SENATOR
WE are authorized to announce R W
Owen of Hancock county a candidate
for State Senator from this the 10th district
composed of the counties of Hancock
Breckenrldge and Meado subject to the
actlonof the Democratic party
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Wo are authorized to announce Selby H
McCracken us a candidate for Represent
tlro from Ilreckonrldne county subject to
the action of the Democratic party
BIG OAK LOG
It required ten horses to haul a big
white oak log which was brought to
town last week by T W Sanders to be
shipped to Evansville The log measured
out 1510 feet was 40 inches in diameter
at the small end and 54 inches at the
large end It belonged to the timber firm
of Cooper Williams and was cut on
a tract of land near Tar Springs One
of the finest lots of oak timber ever cut
in the county was hauled to town this
year from this tract of land many lo g
out of several hundred averaging a
thousand feet by measure
HAS STOOD filE TEST 25 YEARS
The old original GROVES Tasteless Chill
Tonic YouVnow what you are taking It Is
Iron and quinine In a tasteless form No cure
no pay 50c
PARKER PREDICTS VIC
TORY
Esopus N Y Oct 28 Parker to
day made his first public prediction as
to the outcome of + the election In a
speech to delegation composed largely
of farmers from Orange and Rockland
counties New York he interpolated
the following III want to assure you
that if we work hard enough if we each
do our part we can win this fight I did
not feel like saying so until lately but
we are growing so rapidly that if our
people do their best I do believe the
victory to be ours
HANCOCK BUYER
The Hancock Clarion says that GR
RabbitNave of near Owensboro
has rented the big Haucook tobacco
warehouse in Hawesvilleand will buy
all the available tobacco in Hancock
county as soon as the season opens
The announcement of Mr Naves
coming to Hawesville is good news to
the farmers of Hancock county as
there was not a big buyer in Haw
esville i last year and the larger part
uf the countys crop was marketed
in Cloverport and Owensboro tnere
by incurring for them much trouble
and expense
Neglect
To have a good remedy in the
house for Burns Cuts and Bruises
often causes serious results Para
campb is the best thing yon can have
It relieves pain instantly and cares
quicKly without leaving ugly scars
It does this because it heals from the
bottom of the wound and is therefore
better than the oldfashioned Idalv s
and Ointments It absolutely prevents
bloodpoisoning so keep a bottle in
your home
J T Conner was down from Homo
Ind Wednesday aud Thursday
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Bears taeRe Kind You Have Always Bough
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THE BIGGEST BET I
Silver City N M Oct HOV C
Place of the Pinos Altos Gold and
Silver Mining Company of Grant
county N M and Charles M Shan
non proprietor of a newspaper in
Silver City have made the largest bet
thus tar on the result of the Presiden
tial election Mr Place bets his new
gold mill and all the companys mines
and property including the mercan
tile house valufld at 600000 on
Roosevelt against the Hughes and
Shannon mine property also valued
at 600000 on Parker
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or eruption any form of Eczema Blind
or Bleeding Piles Scrofula Ith Tet
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Blood Poison Fever Sores or any other
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of Eczema that is not promptly cured
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IMPROVEMENT
The Cannelton Telephone is now at
sixcolumn quarto sheet and is a grea
improvement over the old paper which
was printed on n Vaughn Ideal press
Brother Early should be complimented
for this uptodate change in his paper
especially because he is ahead of the
majority of his contemporaries in his
section of Indiana in this respect
MURRAYS DATES
Gen David R Murray of Har
dinsburg was advertised Saturday to
speak at the following places by the
Democratic State Commit tse
At Adalrvllle Monday October 31
and 1 p m at Raeoellvllle at Bowling
Green November 1 at 1 pm at
Lebanon Thursday November 2 at
1 p m at Campbells ville Friday
November 8 at 1 p m
FIFTEEN ADDITIONS
Hardmsbnrg Kj Nov1SpeoiaI
The protracted meeting at the Clover
oreek Baptist church closed Saturday
There were fifteen additions to the
church The meeting was condcted
by the pastor Rev J T Lewis
assisted by Rev Eevrett English
MR GORES NEW PAPER
Mr J Rodgers Gore of Hodgenville
one of the brightest young newspaper
men in Kentucky has gone to Spring
field Washington county where he will
shortly begin the publication of a hew
paper to be called the Springfield Sun
It w ill be a first class publication and
straight Democratic Elizabeth town
News
TO LOCATE NEAR HERE
Kentucky Standard
Esquire J W Stone last week sold
his farm four miles southeast of
Bloomfield to Hoke Duncan livery
men of the latter place for 43 per
acre The place is a portion of the
Dr Hughes farm and contains 152
acres Mr Stone has purchased a farm
of about 340 acres near Cloverport and
will remove to same in tne near fu
I ture Bin soninlaw and daughter
Mr and Mrs Wilson HInkle will
remove with Mr Stone and family
to Breckenrldge county
GAME WORTH SEEING
A game of baseball worth seeing
will be that to be played between
the Ponies of Cannelton and the
Stars of Tobmspurt on the lattera
grounds next Sunday Both teams
have make brilliant records this sea
son for ammateur teams font they have
not met each other for some time
ADAMSCLARY
Miss Emily Stoddert Clary a
niece of Mrs J D Babbage and H
daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles
Clary of Seattle Wash who are well
known in Meade connty will be mar
red on November 10 to Mr George
Edward Adams at Seattle
WAS A SUCCESS
Mystic Ky Nov 1 Special The
meeting of the Baptist ministers of
Breckenridge county at Walnut Grovo
church Friday Saturday and Sunday
was quite a success The attendance
at the HJohuroh Sunday was very large
ThosTousey of Hardinsburg has
a position with F Fraize
tity
Bank Of Cloverport
Incorporated I9O3
Capital Stock 20000
Surplus and Undivided Profits 1600
FRANK P PAYNE President 4MARION WEAT1IER1IOLT CashierI I
J C MATTINGLY Vice Pres AA SIMONS Assistant Cashier
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Insured against I loss by fire
Iand Burglary
I Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
I Seven Million boxes sold In post 12 months This Signature
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Wo enter to the wants of till entrusting us with their
banking business Wo most respectfully ask you to open r
an account with us if you have not already done so and
let us prove to you what we say
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Land Sate
Breckenridge Circuit Court
Ben C Dieckmans admr and others I Plaintiffs
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Against j
Fred J Dieckman and others IDefendants I
Y virtue of an order of the Breck
B enridge Circuit Court to me di
rected in the above styled ac
tion I will on Monday the 28th
day of November 1904 it being the
first day of a regular term of the
Breckenridge County Court offer for
sale at public auction at the Court
house door in Hardinsburg Brecken
ridge county Kentucky two tracts of
land lying on the waters of Sinking
Creek in Breckenridge county Ky
One tract containing 155 acres the
other 347 acres
The sale will be on a credit of 6 12
and 18 months The purchaser will
be required to give bond with suffi
cient security for the purchase price
bearing interest from date and paya
ble to the commissioner making the
sale The land is well watered has
considerable valuable timber on it
about 250 acres of this land is cleared
There are three dwellings on this land
For further particulars concerning
this land and improvements apply to
W J Dieckman Stephensport Ky
or the undersigned commissioner at
Hardinsburg Ky
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LEE WALLS
MASTER COMMISSIONER
M BRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT
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PAYING BUSINESS
I want to sell my team and rent coal sheds office and
scale to some reliable party The business pays well I am
selling on account of bad health Will give twelve months
time
J D GREGORY
CLOVERPORT KENTUCKY
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YIELDS 35 BUSHELS
Frank Kennedy is the second person
Dr J T Owen being the first to
report to the News his success witn a
fine seed corn which was distributed
at the News office last spring for
the state agricultural department Mr
Kennedy says he raised thirtysix
bushels from a quart of the seed corn
Wave Roff was up from Owensboro
Saturday and SundRY
BIG SUIT
St Louis Got 27As a result ot
the reunion of the Renault family at
tbe Worlds Fair litigation will be
begun involving the title to St
Louis and Peorm lands valued at
1400000000 Most of the heirs are
aesldents of NebrasKa Ohio and
Kentucky
KentuckyDouglas
Douglas Rafferty went to New Al
bany Friday to visit relatives
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