w THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 5 u n A CLEAR HEAD good digestion sound sleep a fine appetite and a ripe old age are some of the results of the use of Tutts Liver Pills A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue Known Fact n absolute cure for sick head ache dyspepsia malaria sour ptomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and all kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills 1 BRECKENRIDGE NEWS Kff 1a1r1a 1i1Nf 13I st + 19t i The News in Brief r W 4444 4444 44444 4444 Dont write it 1S09 e 1 J5ra Mattings at Sulzsrs A happy New Year to you Mauser Ballet irons at Sulzere Old crimp has come in reality James R Skillman went to Louisville todayAll All commodities have advanced ex cept air 4 L G Withers of Kirk was in the city ondayMrs rI1rLJ A Ross has returned from Skillman Mrs Ella LaNeave has returned from LouisvilleCutaway Cutaway coats are becoming the etyin again Miss Adelia Moorman was in Hawes vile Sunday W G Smart was in Owensboro one day last week William Hall of Webster was in town Sunday Col Washington D Holt spent Xmas at Owensboro OwensboroHave Have you entered upon a year of new resolutions 0 T Skillman spent Sunday and Mon day in Louisville Herbert RIedel left Sunday for Holt He was quite sick Prof W B Maple has returned from his holiday outing Sheriff V B Burton was a visitor to Cloverport Sunday Mien Ella Robertson has returned from a visit to Glendeane Miss Daisy Rice has returned to her home at Hopkinsville Automobile mall wagons are being operated at Chicago Ill Walter Oel 3 left yesterday to resume his studies at Georgetown Cbas E Gillagan was registered at the Mitchell hotel Monday Mios Lucille Sterett of Hawesvllle is visiting the Misses Bowmer Miss Lydia Barringer of Louisville ia visiting Mlsa Mamie DeHaven Harry Moorman of Owensboro visit ed his parents in this city Sunday i Miss Nona Ferrigo went to Stephens port Saturday to be gone several days Hal Weatherholt of Tobinsport Ind is spending a week at the Mitchell hotel Mm George Bently of Haweaville at tended the Masonic Banquet last night Charles Frlels and family passed through town Monday en route to Vic toria Mr Robert Ball of Jolly Station has been the guest of Mr and Mrs John DeanThose Those who are fortunate enough to have ice houses are beginning to fill them Miss Eliza Newton who has been quite ill for several days Is improving slowly elowlyMlsa Miss AnnieLillardentertainedon Wed nesday of last week a number of her friends Start the New Year by haying your printing neatly executed at the NEWS job office Miss Maggie Carter of Irvington has reached this city to visit friends and re aUve Mir W L Smith pf Futon Mo was the guest of Sire FJ Sawyer during the Holidays BV6 Ceif manager of the Fair left Sunday for Loniayille to be with relatives aid friends ilhe small boy andthe large ones too a e te eijoying tberjnorti of skating on CloVer cfeeku + aa Mabel Wblteheftaf > of Cannelton Abegu8 of MlafHNeJUrand Sallle vdjrfgory last week + A llfsa Mary Smith of Persimmon Flat attended the Masonic panquet last > aJJbt o 1 Washington D Holtfeft last night f r Jrfttida where he will spend the rest e t dlthewiater 1 toMd1WIleon wbo bbeen very Ill l eryip laa ia able to be out again Hw Nannie Adams and children who bare bee a visiting her parents Mr and Yrr D Vi WfiwH retained to their aa > lnLtinGvilie WedSeiIdy s U Mlta Lula Owen returned Monday night from a weeks visit to Mrs K A Hayes of Louisville Mice Pearl Benham who has been visiting her uncle Mayor Barry has gone to Brandenburg Mldnfgbt services were held at St ROBe Catholic church Sunday night to rirg in the New Year Misses Fannie Smith and Grace Ferry leave tomorrow for Nicbolaaville where they are attending school Mies Mary Harris of Henderson and Mr George Jungllcg of Evansville were visitors to the city Sunday e Hugh L Atkinson of Chicago former ly pf the 3rd Kentucky volunteers spent Sunday and Monday here J W Howard one of Fordsvillea prominent merchants was registered at the Breckinrldge Inn Monday Miss Minnie Murray and Mr Morris Beard of Hardlnsburg spent Sunday with their aunt Mrp D R Murray Mr and Mrs Fred DHuy went to Hawesvllle Monday to spend the day I with Mr and Mrs George Bentley Miss Florence Cottrell and James R Skihmari attended a party given by Miss Bessie Beard at Uardinsbnrg last week Mr and Mrs Jess Keys and children returned Sunday from Irving ton where they have been with rela tives tiveMiss Miss Addle G Ditto who has been the guest of her sister Mrs Jno D Babbage during the holidays will return to Louis ville tomorrow Austin Popham Irvlngtons enter prising young druggists was in the city Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Austin Popham Mr and Mrs Caleb Hawkins have re turned from a visit to their son Wesley at Rockport and daughter Mrs Mary Jarboe at Owensboro Charlie Llghlfoot 01 Haweville who is attending the Medical college at Lou isville was the guest of his brother Dr Forest Lightfoot last week Mrs Dr S 8 Watkins and Miss Mary Ridgely Griffith of Owensboro were passengers on the east bound train for Louisville Monday afternoon Virgil Wilson after a weeks visit to his parents Mr and Mrs J D Wilson left Sunday evening for Louisville to re sume his duties with the Government Mr and Mrs Fred DeHaven and sla ter Miss Barringei who spent the hol idays with Mrs J R DeHaven left Monday for their home in Louisville There was 1433 marriage licenses is sued during the year of 1809 by the County Clerk of Jeffersonvllle Ind and nine tenths of them are Kentucky peo ple Willie Mullen of Owensboro spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Mullen last week He has a po sition with the Green River Tobacco Co of that city Matthew Murphy with the American Tobacco Co and John Harrison manag er of the Cumberland Telephone Co have taken rooms over Heston Willie Coa store David W Fairlelgh and sons Frank Houston and DuRelle of Louisville spent Saturday with Mrs J D Babbage They went to Brandenburg Sunday to be with the family of Mr J W Lewis thence returning home Manager Qed of the Fair in this city who has acquired the reputation of a first class story teller and who is fall of fun Is not happy at all Just ask him what bas occurred He ia mourning over the loser of a room mate Higher heels are to be introduced for the women and from this time forward no woman can be considered in style who does not stand upon a heel from an inch and a quarter to an inch and three quarters in height Miss Florence Cottrell who baa been attending the Logan Female college at Rusaellville will not return there this year but will enter Potter college at Bowling Green Miss Ruth Haynes daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Haynes will accompany her to the same institu tion tionGood Good old Granny Metcalfe of Ken tacky 89 years old save that Dr Bells PineTarHoney ia the beet Grip Cure Cough Lung and BronchIal remedy that has been offered to the people during her life Sold everywhere The Machinery and Boiler Have Ar rived For the Chair Factory at Lewlsport XxwiaroBT Kv Jan 2 SpecialThe I machinery and boiler for the chair fac toryare being placed in position in the Parker building under the direction of Mr Mat Combs of Cannelton who will assume the management of the factory when it is gotten in running order The e tabllebm nt of this factory will be the most important step ever taken toward a material improvement in the manu facturing interests of the town and every encouragement should be given the pro moters of the enterprise III was nearly dead with dyspepsia tried doctors visited mineral springs and strew worse I used Kodol Dyspep era Cure That cured me It digests what you eat Cures indigestion sour stomach heartburn and all forms of dy epepsla A R Fisher Exchange Party The Exchange party given at the home of Mr arid Mrs A R Fisher Fri day evening was both a social and finan clal success Tim youcgsr socltty t folks were out in holiday attire and the laughter caused by the opening of queer looting packages resounded throughout the house The exchange of bundles was kept up most of the evening and some packages though much defaced from the constant transfer were in do wand until a late hour while some were hard slock anda dead load on their owners haudj Tire young girls who were Instrumental in arranging this party deservu much credit Mrs R Churchill Berlin Vt nays Our baby was covered with running sorer DtiWitts Witch Hazsl Salve cured her A specific for piles and skin diseases Beware of worthless counter MtsA R Fisher Christmas Dance The dance given by the yourg men Wednesday evening at Vests hall in honor of the visiting young ladies was a pronounced eucces The floor was ginJ the Cannelton band in fine trim and t ae giddy whirl engaged in until the vee small hours Those present were 1 Mrs Wm Smart Mrs Thomas Ge Mrs David Murray Mrs Etta Evan a i ses Jennie Worfield Alltene Murr Funy I Smith Florence Cottrell Nell ti < i gory Grace Ferry Belle Brace Jh Uessie May Hicks of Owensboro Mt J irboe Margaret Elizabeth and 11M > ri Bow mer Messrs James R Skill u w Eugene Vest Fred Fralze Roy Hu ser Fred Ferry Ohae Moorman Eitdt Babbage Fred Delluy Jesse 1DnRelle Faiileigh of Louisville ud David Murray Jr also Walter Eva and Eliza May SANTA CLAUS Arrives on the Hardlnsburg Freight to Greet the Pastor of the Clover Creek Church On Saturday Dec 23rd 1 met one 0 my old friends from Hardinsburg and she told me to look out for II old Santa about two oclock that he was coming to see us I took the hint and some thing like the boy of 10 or 12 rushed home to tell my good wife Welittle ones and allrejoiced together over the prospect of his coming The freight was a little late that dayI was not but on time and stayed until the train came We of course expected to carry him up In a market basketor on a wheelbarrow but he required a wagonnot one box but four Oh what a delightful time we had opening those boxes And we found flour meat coffee sugar molasses lard butter three dressed chickens beef roast and steak onionu apples candy raisins one cake canned fruit and pre serves bottle catsup j dozen napkins one cuff and collar holder Well it may be that I have left out something but if 1 did my dear flock at Clover creek did not you see I Solomon says there is a time to speak and we also feel that there is a time when we cant speak forth the hearts gratitude So wife and I say with the words of another We caanot speak our feelings God gave me a good people when He called me to old Clover creek church He Is the giver of every good gift you know and wife and I as we talk about these things often abed tears of joy and we also find that Solomon was right when he said there ia a time to keep silent Well my dear flock at Clover creek what does this all mean to us This giving and receiving must mean on the part of pastor and people Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift with our lives and deeds I love my people at Clover creek and to know that I haye their love in return ia indeed a joy and comfort to their pastor We are doing a good work at Clover creek and are ex pecting better work there this year than ever before I hope to bs able to rejoice over our mission work this year I have adopted a plan for that work and am ex pecting every member to take part and will be disappointed if they do not The gift of Clover creek church from God the II gift to the pastor from the church calls forth thisII Thanks be to God for His unspeakable glftthat was in tended for II all the world Shall we all not see that the world gets her part from us Clover creek soldiers of the cross Dear friends what I have said about these things you sent us means more than what Ihave said and what you have given means more to your pastor than the giftJT JT LEWIS and Wire Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should neverbe used except on prescript ion from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten fold to the god you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F 3 Cheney Co Toledo 0 contains nb mercury and is taken internally act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu Ink + It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio by W J Cheney Co Teljtimonlals free Ifii Sold b Druggists price 7Gc per bot tle v Built of Flooring or Ceiling Lumber t Uncle John Shouso who is familiar ly known to every man and child in Gloverpoit und Brtckenridgu county and who Is getting along in veal had the pleasure of eeelig the other day a road wagon built 01 flooring or ceiling lumber He says that it is a rare occur rence to see a wagon constructed of such material and in all probability it is the only one in the State RHEUMATISMCATARRH Are Blood Diseases Cured by B B B Bottle Free to Sufferers It is the deep seated obstinate cases of Catarrh and Rheumatism that B B B Botanic Blood Balm cures It mat ters not what other treatment doctors sprays liniments medicated air blood purifiers have failed to do B B B al I ways promptly reaches the real cause I and roots out and drives from the bones joint mucous membrane and entire system the specific poison in the blood that causes Rheumatism and Catarrh B B B is the only remedy strong enough to do this and care so there can never be a return of the symptoms Dont give up hope but try B B B Botanic Blood Balm or 3 BtLarge bot ties SI 1 six bottles full treatment 5 at drug stores B B B Is an honest reme edy that makes real cures of all Blood Diseases after everything else fails We have absolute confidence in Botanic Blood Balm i hence so you may test it we will send a TRIAL BOTTLE FREE on request and prepaid to NEWS readers Personal medical advice tree Address BLOOD BALM CO 315 Mitchell St I BEWLEYVILLE Jesse Payne came home for the holi daysMiss Miss Gola Orendorf visited Miss Ollie Payre recently Miss Alberta Drury spent Christina with her parents James Drury of Brandenburg visited his parents Christmas Thor Cain was at home for the boll days part of the time Moorman Hardowoy will leave for North Dakota this week Miss BAda Drnry spent Christmas week with the folks at home Mr and Mrs Chas Gross of Clover port are visiting their parents Miss Mary Payne is now at home after a long visit to her sister Mrs Gross Miss Matt1e Lee Moorman was out from Brandenburg visiting relatives Mr J M Hardaway ia in Jefferson to see his eon who is ill of pneumonia Miss Blanche Jolly spent part of Xmas week visiting friends in Meade county Hubert and Joe Piggott are in lIar dinsbnrg the guests of Mr and Mrs R N Miller MillerThos Thos and Wathen Drury are visiting Mr and Mrs Alonzo Moorman their grandparentsDavid David Hardaway was down at Glen deane during Christmas the guest of Miss Monnle Hunter Mrs 0 HDrury returned to her home Dec 23rd after spending a fortnight with relatives at Carrolton Miss Willa Drury who has been at tending school at Pewee Valley is at home on account of ill health Phelps Walker is a school teacher whose term is out and we now find him at home He attended the State Insti tute We have bad two splendid old faahion ed parties and are likely to have more We have plenty of fun and think Iota of each other Severe cold weather gives us a splen did ice harvest and makes visions of ice cream and like good things already gladden our minds Hon W A Stith has gone to Frank fort to represent Meade county Allen is our good friend and neighbor but his politics are noteuch that I can wish him success in that line Rev G B Overton agent for the Twentieth Century Fund has visited Bewleyvillo church There are more places for money now than you ever did see Hurry up everybody and get rich Miss Florence Cain finished her school in district 54 and returned to her home Friday Dec 22nd The patrons of said district are of the kindliest and know well how to be good and generous to those about them Miss Ella Triplett one of our girls and Mr Lee Loukard of Irvington were married at the brides home Dec 27th in the afternoon The attendants were Misa Tula Lockard and Ola Smith and though tho company was small the OCt casion was one ot genuine enjoyment Everyone wishes them wellGOLDEN GOLDEN ROD tK K t + tKK + iK i IK t t EA I CONSUMPTION I Inever I stops became the weather Jl y l4 jThen j V Then why stop taking A W SCOTTS EMULSION J If simply because Its summer w I V Keep taking It It will heal your A I lungs and make them strong for II U another winter IT aocandieot I all drurzIN J i v A Notice of Contest I Notice Is hereby given that Thos O Tousey and others citizens and voters of the Cloverport Magisterial district Breck enrldga county Kentucky have this day filed in the Corks office of the Btecken ridge County Court a written statement of their grounds of contest of the election held in the Cloverport Magisterial dis trict on the lUtli day of December ISO upon the proposition whether or not spirituous vinous or malt liquors should bu sold bartered or loaned therein and whether said law and prohibition should apnly to druggists therein and have caused a copy of raid statement to be served on the County Judge of tills county This Is the J3J day of Decem ber 1899 berIS09Clavton Clavton Keys Joe B Smart J W Maltingly Jag B Pace Jr J1I Pheltin J Barnettt Fisher Price Graham Ulrich Farber Chas W Ilamruan Clayton Croesou Murray Murray < s Severs Attorneys News From Frankfort The Daily State Demccrat Frankforts new paper with full proceedings of the Legislature erch day and all the inter eating inside political gossip of this mo mentous session will be sent you the en tire session for one dollar cash Send dollar bill check or order at once to KENTUCKY STATE DEMOCRAT 409 Main Street Frankfort Ky Send one dollar to the Frankfort Dally State Democrat and get that paper dur ing the entire session Full proceedings published each day and particulars re I garding the contests for State offices Complimentary to Quests One of the most enjoyable occasions of the week was the entertainment given by Mr and Mrs John A Barry in honor of their guests Misses Pearl Benham Big Bend Maud Rice Greenville and Daisy Rice Hopkiusville Delicious re freshments were served and the folio ing guests ale indebted to the Mayor and his wife for a pleasant evening Misses Georgia White Josie Rnltt Al hone Murray Margaret Elizabeth and Marion Bowmer Meson Denton Hen derson Fred Frofze Eugene Vest Chas I Moorman Fred Ferry Roy Ho > Ber 0 T i and J R Skillman SkillmanLadles Ladles Reading Club The Ladles Reading Club was delight fully entertained by Miss Kate Oglesby Thursday afternoon Although the weather was not especially favorable the attendance was good and the always hospitable Oglesby home was the scene of much mirth and merriment Mrs Fralze read a selection by Thomas Nel son Page and a new book was begun New Years Tea Mrs A B Skillman gave an informal tea on New Years night in honor of Miss Addie Ditto of Louisville and Miss Lucille Sterett of Hawesvllle Kindergarten Party Little Miss Lucille LaNeave enter tained her kindergarten schoolmates at a candy pulling Tuesday afternoon Santa Claus had been very generous lit her home and her little friends were there to help her enjoy his gifts t wvr tiN WANTS 1 js titflti v Adtertisements inserted under this head at the rate 01 one cent a word each Insertion LEGAL BLANKS IF THIS PAPER PAPERI I ONE YEAR Thou C Tousey John U Mattiagly Thoa 1 W Lewis F Fralze H L Snider S G Alit M 1 W Mitchell I James Hambleton F LlWitfoot Henry bolbig OH SALE Illank Deeds and Mortgages and All Form of Legal Blanks ltECKUN lODGE NEWS OFFICE I OFFICETDtTlO IFIon OH SALE Certificate in Bryant tt Stratton Butincu Collrce Loullrillf KY Apply to ffitECKENlUDGJ JEWS OFFICE I tl60 PER DAY SALARY Iw IwANrEOA few energetic ladles and gentle men wanted tu canvass Above salary guar anteed Call or address J B U1UGS Stenh enapon Ky SeephInlpol m l BREED the kind that win as the record ol my bed at Indianapolis and Sprin field this year Will anent 1 showed only animals 01 my own breeding and captured a good percentage ol the desirable prizes The prlee winning boar Head light Jr 43999 and old Artful rote roth In service JIs nr their tel lor sale My brood cowl are of best American and Eulilh strains Come and see me CALDWELL NORTON I Loulivlll Kv FARM JOUR IIFARM II I NAL 5 YEARS I PAY UP AND GET BOTH PAPERS AT THE PRICE OF ONE We want to Ret 1000 subscribers to our paper by New Years and are going to do it if we can we therefore continue our arrangement with the Farm Journal by which we can send TUB BBECKENBIIHJE NEWS and the Farm Journal 5 years both for 100 And we make the same offer to all oid subscribers who will pay all arrearages and one year in advance You know what our paper is and the Farm Journal Is a gem practical pro gressive a clean honest useful paper full of gumption full ofsunshine with an immense circulation among the best people everywhere You oueht to take it NOTICE I We are going to send you soon a sam ple copy of the Farm Journal free and let It speak for Itself Lookout forit I i ii i i i Y i n Isnt your carpet almost i gone If it is i Dont Delay I iBut i come to SULZERS and thoroughly examine their line i ithoroughly i i oftass gIn r s j g s j In all colors T IThe I goods is of American manufacture and is guaran guarani i i ispeak i speak highly of its wearing 2 qualities and are better sat i isfied than if they had bought i ii i nn 4 e > The goods are open for inspection and when once seen there isnt any doubt doubti i but what youll want enough Y i to cover a room I SULZERS i j Phone 5a4Ring 2 i A Happy New Year i And many thanks for your past p patronage Begin the new year in the right path by trading at Meade Countys Largest Store Here your wants can be supplied at the Lowest Price This month we enter upon our great greatSacrifice Odds and Ends e making room for i SPRING GOODS It is a RARE BARGAIN SALE and t all kinds of goods must go regardless of priceAll departments are overloaded with good values and it will pay not to let this month Go By without examining the many val ues M MEYER BIG SPRINGS KY r zccc = = CC = = = = c = = POLIO SALE AT IRVINGTON On January 27th there will be sold to the highest and best bidder five Town Lots in the Town of Irvington together with the College building Desks etc contained therein Terms of sale made known on day of sale salet t C l