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Do not rcqitlro too much of tho girl who works, and expect nothing of tho girl who idles. THE BRECKtNRlUGfc NbWS, JNO. D. BAtfUAGl;. Editor and I'ubiistict CORN DISTILLERY SLOP AN EXCELLENT HOG FEED A NEW ERA EOR KENTUCKY HOG MEN issued Evory Wednesday. CLOVERPORT, KY., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1915 TEN PAGES. 1 BUSINESS LOCALS 10c per line, unci 5c for cucli additional insortion. CARDS OF THANKS over five lines charged for at the rato of 10 cents per line. OBITUARIES charged for at the rate of f cents per lino, monoy in advance. Examine tho label on your paper. If it is not correct plcaso notify us. CHRISTMAS MUSIC. It is pood to think that on Christmas morning you will again hent tho old time Christmas hymns and many now ones, for tlioy are only sung onco a year which makes them all tho more pleasing .for us to hear. It is even good to recall tho titles more or less familiar to all of us, according to our bringing up. There arc "Hail to the Lord's Anointed," "Joy to the world, the Lord Is Come," "Hark the Herald's Angels Sing," and that best loved of all, "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night," each repeating in rythmical melody the .tory of the ancient chroniclers. DKCORATE FOR CHRISTMAS! Arc you going to decorate your home, your church and yourj store for Christmas? Green wreaths of holly, hanging garlands of asparagus fern and large boughs of mistletoe make lovelydecorationsj and till the building with a breath of out-doors. Green and white,! green and red, are tho holiday colors. Decorate with loving hearts j and kind hands for Chri-tm:is and tho star of hope and light and j love will appear in wonderful reality. No time in the history of our country has the raising nntl feeding of hogs been more profitnhle than during the past five years, and with the Kuropcan war on conditions will remain equally as good, with every indication for improvement The belligerent countries will have to look to America for large supplies .of meat needed to feed their population, as their former fields of supply nre pencti cally closing or becoming exhausted. Wonderful possibilities await the stockmen of Kentucky, where it has been practically demonstrated that hogs can be fattened and profitably fed on settled slop. The ravages of hog chol era can be eliminated by reason of the serum treatment. Messrs. Janes and Ilreckler, analytical chemists, Louisville, Ky., have com pleted an examination of our concen trated .settled slop and report as follows: Protein 1 dl'fi Oil o60r Per barrel of 50 gallons this gives a net amount of Protein 6 76 hs. Oil . 2.52 n,s Total :..'.9.2Slbs. The average amount of protein and oil in a bushel of corn is as follows (U. S. llureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture, Hill 120): Protein 0,42 lbs. Oil 2.46 lbs. Total 7.88 lbs. According to the above, it can be seen that one barrel of concentrated slop is equal to l.at bushels of corn, so far as the valuable feeding constituents 'of the corn are concerned. In addition the fact must not be lost sight of that this feeding value is in the form of very fine particles, and thoroughly cooked, so that the digestibility is closer to 100 than the ordinary figure for these con stituents. In the raw corn the losses from imperfect mastication are enor mous, droppings from cattle containing so much feed value 011 a corn diet that hogs may be fed on them. Here even, with no mastication, the food is all avail able. In addition it may be stated that considerable of the energy supplied by corn is used in its mastication, which is not required in this case. This feed contains over 1 of lactic acid, which is valuable for an intestinal antiseptic Adv. Splendid work continues on the Clovcrport and Ilardinsburg pike. Those who furnished labor and teams last week were: J. 11. Brown, II. L. Sradcr, Wave Jennings. Benedict Elder, Tom Basham, Ray 1'ntc. Ernest Frey, Johnnie Elder, Floyd Carter, Charley Hawkin-, Bohland and E. F. Carter. At the Ilardinsburg end, of the pike the good work is going on too. Judge Dowell reported j fourteen teams, hauling rock -Monday, lie also reported liberal do nations in money by the merchants and citizens of that good town. There are many other points in tho county when! good work is being done. We are glad to report all this good roau work. It is a sign l.tt.i ti.mi-j n.irj i linttnt t'nulimr inmriri' .ml' ..iti'siinG fwnrl rvile ' help everybody. The Fiscal Court at its last meeting passed a very important good road resolution oirered by Judge Henry DcIIaven Moorman, and had the uuanimous endorsement of the court. It appears in the proceedings of the court printed in another column and should bo read and endorsed by every lover of good roads. Why not "boost" Ernest Robertson for the State Senate? He is one of our best citizens, a young man of character and standing and can be relied on to do his duty as a senator. A Valuable Lesson. The National Democratic Committee sustained the contentions of Mr. Wood son that he should be allowed to fill out the unexpired term of Mb Mayo, for which he was elected. The retaining of Mr. Woodsou on the National Democratic Committee is n valuable lesson to State conventions which undertake to du something which they ought not to do. Mr. Woodson should never have been molested by any act of the recent State convention. The State committee which met at Louisville a few days ago no doubt overstepped their bounds in trying 10 influence the National Com mittee to oust Mr. Woodson. Mr. Woodson has made a good mem ber of that committee and will continue to do !o. Mayfield Messenger. Breaks a Cold. The demand for "Weddincr's Cold Tablets" has been made oa tbeir merits as a cold and grip remedy. 25c at Veddine's Drug Store. Mrs. Sallie Moorman has a Bible 106 years old. :tA Bible," said Mrs. Moorman, "is, as a rule, always the best preserved book in a house." A Mistake of Campaign. Owley Stanley was elected Governor of Kentucky and has taken his seat Looking back over the events of the HOE D3 HOI im JMOId Reliable Jewelry Stand For 25 Years at Hardinsburg, Ky: Wishes to inform the public that he is now prepared with a first-class assortment of the Latest Up-to-Date Jewelry Christmas shoppers and lovers of home and pure jewelry that stands the test, at prices that are correct, can find no better place to please their selves or their loved ones. My stock is complete and you are .requested to call and look over my assortment. I am always glad to see" you come in. It is well understood, people look for things be fore they buy. Make yourself at home and ask all questions you de sire and it will be a pleasure to give you any information. Every article is guaranteed whether you ask for it or not. Think of it, to purchase a piece of jewelry of an experienced jeweler, who has made a life's study and practice in the jewelry-making and handling ; thereof, surely your chances of getting what you want, is better than taking your risk at the hands of an inexperienced man who you know must guess as well as you, at the value of the jewelry you are investing your money in. Come and see my stock and be convinced of my ability to please. 1 .1!.. As Ever Your Old Home Jeweler T. C. LEWIS, HARDINSBURG, KY. campaign we can now see that it was a mittake to oust Woodson as National Committemnn from Kentucky, and the substitution of Gen. Hnldeman. It was a greater mistake to heap indignation 011 Senator Beckham when he under took to have the action rescinded. Chairman Cherry was cleatly within the rules of parliamentary law when he declared the junior Senator's motion was out of order, because he was not in the convention hall at the time of the action and neither voted for nor against the resolution. At the same tlmt a bad taste was left in the mouths of those who opposed the nomination of Stauley, and the support given the ticket by the leaders of this wing of the party was half-hearted and spiiitless The question raised had never been passed on before, and the National Committee by .1 majority vote decided that Woodson's selection by the Ken tucky Democratic Committee to suc ceed Mr. Mayo was for the unexpired term, and not until the State Conven tion met. The ruling of that commit tee is final and absolute. Bowling Green Messenger. Why You Should Use Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. Because it has an established repu tation won by its good works. Because it is most esteemed by those who have used it fur many years, as occasion required, and are best ac quainted with Its good qualities. Because It loosens and relieves a cold and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Because it does not contain opium or any other narcotic. Because It is in the reach of ail. It only costs a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. Col. Robertson For State Senator Col. E. L. Robertson, of Glen Dean, says he is a candidate for State Sen ator to represent Breckenridge, Han cock and Meade counties. Election in November, 1010. He makes his an nauncement this early to let the peo ple know that he wants to represent them. Mr. Robertson is a farmer and stock dealer and a Democrat and well equipped for the place. R WMOND NEWS. Winfield Hendry, of Fordsville, ar rived Sunday to spend a few days with his brother, Koscoe, and enjoy a few days hunt. Mesdarnes Wash Cashmau and Walter Barger, of Prymire, spent one day last week with the former's sister, Mrs. James Rhodes. Walker Pollock was in Louisville re cently. J. T. Knott had the misfortune to lose a stack 01 nay and straw Thursday by fire, Jerry Basham has put a new metal roof on his dwelling house. The little child of "Pole" Chapr-ell was buried here Saturday evening. It was about fur mouths old. Miss Kdlth Knott visited Mrs. Tom I.yddau at Webster last week. Henry Cashmau was in Irviugton Wednesday, He bold a $115 monument while there. Madam Rumor says look out for a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Ilruuer are re ceiving congratulations 011 the arrival of s little girl, Bessie Bee. Herbert Kroush, teacher at this place, nv Aa. MERRY XMAS. YOU SHOULD SEE THE HAPPY FACES THAT COME INTO OUR BANK TO GET SOME OF THE MONEY THEY BANKED DURING THE PAST YEAR TO BUY PRESENTS FOR THEIR FRIENDS. SOME COME IN TO START BANK AC COUNTS FOR THEIR CHILDREN THE BEST PRESENT OF ALL -SOME START BANK ACCOUNTS BEFORE THE FIRST OF THE YEAR SO AS TO GET A GOOD RUNNING START. THEY WILL BE HAPPY NEXT YEAR. BANK WITH US Total Resources Including Trust Investments $600,000 00 Safe Deposit Boxes For One Dollar Per Year. THE BANK OF HARDINSBURG 'TWIST CO. HARDINSBURG, KY. m I Marion Weatherholt, I General Contractor, i. Phone 50 Cloverport, Ky. H"X THE PLACE OF , M Quality, Quantity and Satisfaction Building Material, Building Hardware, j Roofing, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Paints Varnishes, Finishes, Brushes. fiM ' i Lubricating Oils, Greases and Gasoline H m Mill, Auto and Bicycle Supplies, Pumps, Pipe flV HI ' and Fittings. m Estimates on Application. Correspondence Solicited The Delineator! For January 1916 I I Important Features "What the Use"-J. B. Rerfoot "The King and Queen of Belgium" " The Grasp of Sultan " "The Fust.ian Coat" "Julia Ward Howe" "The House that Grows" "The Card" Distinctive Models for Young Women is preparing for an entertainment and Christmas tree December 24. Mrs J. F. Basham recently spent a few 'days with Mrs. Richard Basham, Lodiburg, who is very low and not ex pected to live. No. 40 for the Blood Expels scrofulous humors from the blopd, which causes constipation, ma larla, rheumatism, sores, ulcers, pim ples, etc. Get it at Wedding's Drug Store on a guarantee to satisfy. Ill HIGHEST PRICES PAID Rtmlltanc MIl.d on Dy No Commissioa to PaySL,'' Writ, for Prtca LUt and Shipping T E Sabel & Sons laurnreUJ bUlbM MM LOUISVILLE, KY. i ! 7