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THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS, CLOVERPORT, KENTUCKY. PAGE 3 DIRECTORY Of Cattle and Hog Breeders, Chicken Raisers, Live Stock and Tobacco Dealers of Breckinridge County Planters Hall Stock Farm Glen Dean, Ky. Polled Durham Cattle. Poland China Hogs. Short Horn Cattle. Hampshire Sheep Have won 1000 Ribbons at Stale Pairs I'ast Five Years Valley Home Stock Farm W. J OWE! 4 SOU, Prtptlttwi Hardinsburg, Ky., Route 1 Poland China Hogs a Specialty Polled Durham Cattle ORCHARD HOME FARM G. P. MAYSEY. Proprietor BREEDER OP Registered Duroc Jersey Kogs. Hardinsbiirjr. Ky., Route 2. C. V. ROBERTSON, Hardinsburg, Ky. DEALER IN High-Class Horses, Mules, Fine Saddle and Harness Horses. IT WILL PAY YOl TO VISIT MY STABLES Glen Valley Stock Farm E. I B08EMS01. Pr.piiltor Glen Dean, Ky. Polled Durham aid Shorthorn Cattle. Duroc Jersey Hogs Dealer in Leal Tobacco Thos. O'Donoghue Dea'er in and Hieeder of Polled Durham and Shorthorn Cattle. Po land China Hogs and Plymouth Rock Chickens Hardinsburg, Ky., Route 1 THE HOWARD FARMS I. M. HOWARD 4 SON. Prop. Shorthorn Cattle Duroc Hogs Hampshire Sheep Glen Dean, - Ky. Beard Bros. Hardinsburg, Ky. Dealers In Live Stock and Tobacco The Webster Stock Farm HIMT N. NORTOM. Ositr Farmer, Dealer, Breeder and Feeder of Hereford and Jersey Cattle Webster. Ky. Park Place G. N. Lyddan Farmer and Feeder Irvington, Ky. Notice. All persons having claims against the estate of the late Catherine Car roll, deceased will present them to the undersigned Administrator of her estate at Cloverport, Kentucky, duly proven, as required by law, on or before the 15th day of October, 18X8. Lawerence Carroll, Administrator of the estate of Catherine Carroll, deceased. Claude Mercer, Attorney. Men inexperienced in road work will most likely lose money taking road contracts, bedsides making it doubly hard on engineers to get good job. How can you build roads without money? BIG SPRING Hrmaf1 Harnett. St Loaia, Mo. was here for several hours Friday afternoon his first visit hack to his old home for several years. Mrs. C. M. Witt and Miss Ruth Witt went to Louisville Friday for a visit with Mrs Witts father. Mr. V'ogt and Misses Lillian and KlttU Vogt. Miss Myrtle Moorman returned home Friday after a two weeks visit with her brother Raymond Moorman and Mrs. Moorman. Louisville. Miss Leah Meador spent I'riday with her sister, lift, DoM Kichard son, Corners. B. S. Clarkson came out from Lou isville, Thursday lO register. Mrs. Joe Itcwley and Miss ( ether ine Griffith spent I'riday at Kliza hethtown . Mrs. Bcwlcy gOBI up twice a week for treatement front Latham. Mrs. Frank Hilt returned home Sunday from a twoweeks visit with her brother in Indiana. Mary Eleanor Scott return ed Monday from a week's visit with her sister. Mrs. Will Miller, Louis ville. The farmers arc busy with tobacco and plowing for wheat. Miss Gennie Meyers, Vine Grove spent I'riday afternoon with friends. Mrs. Will Griffith was at Fliza bethtown Wednesday. Mesdamcs Geo. l'rather. Ben Flow ers, Miss Leah lleador and Mr. Jon as Allgood went to Louisville Mon day. Rev. Deacon ami Mrs. Deacon spent the week end in Constantino with friends. The following attended the fair last week: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris and daughters, Misses Blanche and Ruby, C C. Martin. Carl Martin. Alex Martin. Misses Clare and Eliz abeth Morris, F'rank Hilf, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bewley. J. R. Meador. Will Curtain, Misses Bessie Rich ardson and Lorena Kaelin. Mrs. Sallic Morris received an other letter from Shelby I lest last week from over-there. MATTINGLY Mrs. Nancy Taul of Wynoka, Oklahoma is visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Clint Frank who has been visiting her children. Mrs. Joe Hur- dette and Everett Frank at Tennison, Ind., has returned home. Miss Irene Brickey who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brickey and other relatives for two weeks has returned to Evansville. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin I'ate and three children, Willie, Fred and Virgil and Mr. and Mrs. John Pate of Evans ville motored to Mattingly last Thurs day to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. James Keenan and grand daughters, who have been visiting relatives at Tennison, Ind., and Owensboro have returned home. Mr. Wid Mason wlill commence cutting his tobacco this week. Mrs. Geo. Taul and Mrs. Curt Pate are on the sick list. Rev. D. M. Jolly filled his appoint- ,1, . Iinr. ti laet Sniiii:iv ii ii u i i C ....... . . -' - and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bm F. Frank on Saturday. Mrs. Tom Bates, Jr., is suffering with rheumatism. Russell Taul and brother, Bennie Taul of Evansville visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Nancy Taul of Wynoka, Okla., is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Talitha Keenan and sister, Mrs. Nancy Taul were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Sarah Frank last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Blair visited her sister, Mrs. Samuel Ramsey and Mr. Ramsey last Sunday. Mrs. James F'urrow and daughter, Mrs. Herbert Ball of Kansas is vis iting relatives in this vicinity. Mr. Will Mason has finished cut ting tobacco. News has been received here that OUie Orum who is stationed at New port News has passed the examina tion and will shortly go over. Mr. Lud Moorman and grandson, Lonnie Cooper of Vanzant are visit ing his son, Myron Moorman and Mrs. Moorman at Mattingly. It is necessary for us to be ten years behind other states in road work in Kentucky. Notice. Aii persons having claims against the Estate of the late Mrs. Eliza J. Hendrick, will present such claims duly proven as required by law to the undersigned FCxecutor of her es tate on or before the First day of November, 1U1H. The Bank of Hardinsburg & Trust Co., Executor of the Estate of Mrs. Eliza J. Hendrick, deceased. Claude Mercer, Attorney for the Estate. BRECKINRIDGE-BANK OF CLOVERPORT A. B. SKILLM AN, THE BANK OF SECURITY WE ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN PERSHING'S ARMY IS MADE UP OF THIRTY DIVISIONS Information Not Divulged as to the Exact Number En gaged in Offensive. METZ OBJECTIVE OF DRIVE Sreat Force Nov Hammering the Huns Consists of Men From All Parts of the United States Makeup of Units. Wnfhlnc'ton. Sept. 14. AllMftaft j Irst field nnny, reported in pni ticlpnt nsf in 4 Weill a'l first big offensive on In- Iggjttng front. Is composed of five oips, each corps made up of wix di visions. Infornatlon lata not yet been llviilt-'ed lis to the exact number of tk divisions engaged, An aaaosssce- mint of t! sakoejp of Use Bret BeM ! irmy follows : First Corps 1st, I'd. Htk, CM, 41st ind M divisions, under Major QBB rral Liggett. St nd Corps-"Hi. BMfe. BSd, :wnh. Nth Bad 4th divisions, under Mujor fJeneral Buiimd. Third roi ps :id, Bth, TSth, snth, Wd mil LiT 1 1 divisions, under Major Qetv rnl Vfrtght, Fourib coraa gTth, BM with. .nth. UMI I '.rjil divisions, under Major (icnernl Keed. Fifth cut li eth, BBth, 7th. Tilth. 1 98th add !lsl divisions, under fctaJOff j Qeneral Bandy. Makeup of Units. The 1st eorrs is Beads up aa follows: i First division .f rsfralars, Major General Bmnmernll : 2d division of j regulars, Major General Lejune ; itn or New Bngsand division Major Gan sral Edwards ; Use 89d division of Mlchlgaa and Wisconsin QuBnlstnen. Major Qeneral Baan i list or "Sunset" ilivision of Ouardamen from the fur West and Pacific -o;it. Major Qeneral Alexnnder, and the I'Jd or "Kiiinbow" division. Major Qeneral Menoher, The 8d arasj corps, under Qeneral Bnllardi is composed of the 4th di vision of regulars, Major Qeneral Oun eron; 28th division Pennsylvania Qnard, Major Qeneral afatr ; BMh di vision North n ml South Carolina nnd Tennessee Cunrd, Major General Lewis; ttoth division Missouri and Kan sas gunrd. Major Qeneral Trnub ; 77th or "Metropolitan" division, Major Gen eral Duncan ; BM division selective draft men from Georgia, Alabama and Florida, Major General Burnham. The 8d army corps Is composed of the 3d division of regulars. Mujor Gen eral Plckman ; 5th division regulars, Major General MeMahon; 27th divi sion, New York gunrd, Major General O'Ryan; 88d division Illinois guard, Major General Bell; 78th division. New York and Delaware selective draft troops. Major General McRae; 80th division, New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland and District of Columbia draft, Major General Cronkhlte. Fourth Corps. The 4Hi army corps consists of the 29th division. New Jersey, Virginia. Delaware, Maryland and District of Columbia guard. Major General Mor ion; :17th division Ohio guardsmen, Major General F:irnworth ; BN Na tional army division of Ohio and Penn sylvania, Major General Glenn; Hilth division selective draft men from seven Western stales, Brigadier Gen eral Winn; IHIth division Texas and Oklahoma, Major General Allen;; 8M division negro selective draft men Major General Ballon. Filth u nil y corps consists of the (5th division regulars. Brigadier General Erwln ; With division Texas and Okla homa guard troops. Maior (icnernl Smith : 715th dlvlsi t' New BnglBgd draft. Major General Hodges; Tilth dl vision Pennsylvania and Maryland National arin.v. Major General Kuhn ; 8Tth division Michigan and Wisconsin National nnny, Major General Ki-n nedy; 8fth division National army from Pacllle and far Western states, under Brigadier Qeneral Porta. It must be remembered, however, that since this arramceinent was made s e i.l these divisions have been sen! Into action with the Feneh and British commands now attacking the llludeu burg line. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS RED CROSS IRONATED HERBS (WITH PEPSIN) It you dont fuel well or if you wake up tired and all run down with headache, bihouanebs, Indigestion and feel all out of sorts, tako a bottle of IRONATED HERBS with PEPSIN. Guaranteed to put you in the pink of condition. This and more than one hundred other Red Cross Remedies and Toilet PrepairtU ms sold and guaranteed only by A. R. Fisher, Cloverport, Ky. President - tfaanaNRacPxry 7 or: m Children's School Ginghams We have the largest and most beautiful line of gingham and percales ever shown in Breckinridge County. We have patents that are just the thing for young jrirls school dresses: also have pretty pieces for ladies house dresses in wool and cotton. When baying fall goodl it will pay von to come and see our line DO matter how far awav vou might he living. Ginghams anil Percales for school, 25 and 35 cents per yard Woolen Goods In attractive colon scll itlg ft ir 50 cents and $2.50 per van! Mens extra heavy Blue Work Shirts; good values; selling for $1.00 each Red Diamond and Duck Head Overalls will out wear all others. Price $2.50 J. R. WILSON PjlC 30C We take pleasure in announcing thai we have opened our fall inil inery and now we are ready to show our customers the latest and best styles in fall and winter hats. We have hats already trimmed and shapes to he trimmed. Remember to visit our milinery department when in this store. Produce Prices Hens, 21 cents; Friers, 24 cents; Roosters, 11 cents; Eggs; 36 cents. Reforestation In France. The Pennsylvania department of for estry has offered to the French gov ernuient 4,000.(KX) tree seedlings as an aid to that country lu reforestliiK the shell-torn woods In eastern France. The offer Is commended everywhere. Though at present France is unuhF to do much in the way of rehabilitat ing her devastated lauds, the sympathy that Is being extended to her from all parts of the globe nhows that wheu the proper time comes she will not lack the material means to recoup her self from the terrible afflictions she has suffered. I'llthrtn.ler Will Exercise His Right "I am probably" It Is Father Van QuentlB speaking "the only man In Kansas City who last winter did not say. 'If I ever live uutll auother sum mer, I will never complain, no matter how hot It gets.' I complained last winter, but I reserved the right to com plain again this summer If the weather doesn't suit me. So If hot winds come, you may expect to hear from me." Kansas City Star. RAY LEWIS HEYSER, Acting Cashier SERVICE CONTENTMENT 3 Per Cent Paid on Time Deposits 3on m 30C Outing Cloth "he very host quality for 25 c e n t a C r yard The prepared store hoc on Millinery Boys School Clothes We have suits for hoys which will p rove very satisfactory for school wear. They come in gootl servicahle colors ami new styles. Fit your boy out with a good comfortable pair of school shoes we have them. See our line of boys furnishings. Dress Goods Our fancy dress gootls in silks, wools, poplins, percales and ginghams are popular to make up for all occassions. R. W. Jones Glen Dean, Ky. Birth Announcement. Mr. and Mrs. Van Buren Butts of Caseyville. ky. announce the arrival of a son, Van liuien Butts, Jr., on September -'. mis. Mrs. Butts was formerly Miss Anna Mabel Kramer of this place. CARTERS LANDING Mr. Will Weatheiht.lt. I'ana, 111. Dear Sir: Shipped our cat machine by parcel post to-day. We will fol low on the first hog train going north will thrash the cats in and around Pana the Krst thing on arrival. Cap acity ten thousands cats pefNay and by the power of the Maul Kelly, may be you don't think the fur will Hy when we net down to business. Mr. FCditor we know that you are in no humor this hot weather for be ing bothered with spring poets in the fall and it isn't often we drag our poetical talent before the limelight j IT Hoosier Cotton uj dow while Ml .selling for 23c per ard 1 u Glen Dean. Ky. Z3CIDI ioczzI q but this is important It might end the war Listen as K.iiser Bill went up the lull lie looked back and saw llorris Tucker. Paul Lewis, Bernard Morrison, Will Mitchel, Herman Waggoner, James McGovern, Ber nard l.i-ui. Walter Wiseuberg, Joe llurkc. F'loyd Carter, coining. He stretched his neck and said by heck I'll leave tin-, earth a running. Don't think that you have to join the army to net into trouble We gol inbad last week. It didn't happen in Ber lin cither. Was unhitching old Dob bin in the hitch lot o( St. Kose a man came Hitting by me mistook lor Rich ard .xl.n We said. " Hello w Uncle Dick" when we awoke we found it was Kdward Whitehead He came at us like a hot biscuit He said Mull as this is the first trouble I have had for sometime will let you down easy but if this happens a- gam you will have to apologise the second time Joe MullhaWni.