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Digital page images are linked to the text file. h l tiiN tr M M 118 PAGES P 1 16 COLUMNS rt Yr i i iIoALL THE NEWS THATS FIT TO IeJNJn u y 7 YQlXXIT uu qOVi RPORT KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 NO 25 THE NEW 1 OF worn in Monday Night = =The Old Board Goes OUtzxxA Large Attendance SAON LICENSES ELEVATED Thos CTousey Elected Clerk John D Gregory Treasurer and John nail Marshal Mug Severs Speaks Adjourned I for One Week The Proceedings Detailed a assay night was the regular meeting night for the Board of Councilmen The r City Hall was crowded with men eagerly waiting the disposition of business as It was the last assemblage of the old Board Major Barry promptly called the body to order The clerk read the minutes of the lait meeting and tlw annual state meat which was approved All mum r 9 leers of the Council were in attendance + Major Barry called for any unfinished 1 business There was no report to offer New business was then acted upon Councilman Conrad spoke In behalf of Collector Short who has the city tax t ssTax 1898 He said aU of t took for the year the collectable taxes had been collected f collectedgadmnlesa the law was resorted to The matter was tabled to come before the I CouncilI called upon the following committees Street Finance Ordinances 5 and Calaboose and each reportednoth r handr I read a report from the F Pcity officers which was tit cepted The yJ claims and accounts were next to come before the body and were disposed of j After a few remarks to the old Board i f by the Mayor in his unostentatious way i the old Board adjourned sine die Mayor Barry called the newly elected Councilmen into the rotunda of the City ti M 1IIII Hell and proceeded to administer the oath of office The new Council is com r ir posed of James Harris R N Hudson t 8 H McCracken Eugene Haynes Ha- rI r fy Bobler and James Mattingly I The first busmera before the Board was t the appointment of a clerk Councilman Haltingly nominated Mr T 0 Tousey Md Councilman Harris seconded the ill motion Councilman McOracken put III nomination Mr Fred DeHuy which notion was seconded by Councilman V HadsoB A vote was taken and Tousey ireceived 5 while DeHuy received 1 Jl The election of a City Marshal was acted oa There were three aspirants for the office Jesse Keys Wm McCracken I Marshalit Hall A secret vote was taken Keys received no votes McOracken 1 and Hall p Half In his pohte way thanked the J i a+ w Board for grantinc him the office i t Tlyeiiloa off Treasurer was to be filled j and CelpHman Haynes put in nomina I tioa thWpresent Treasurer OT Skill flTke name of J D Gregory was I Fnt before the body After tile ballot fas taken Skillman had received 1 vote and Gregory 5 Councilman Haynes was elected to fill tHe office of Sinking Fund Commissioner w The election of a City Tax Collector aad Assessor was tabled to be acted upon later s Mr Fred DeHny who fills the office + resignationrbefore the new Board which was not aCt r cepted Major Barry then disposed of the plan iasj of the Counclimenon the various otomltteefl as follows Streets R N Hudson chairman J G Karris and 8 H McCracken I Fiaaace Eugene Haynes chairman STatnes J attlngly and H H McOracken t 1 HOifiUaance J G Harris chairman Rr w KV Hudson and Barney Bohler- Polietif Jas Mattingly chairman Ba- rnyBober and Eugene laynee Major Barry asked for any new bust neestheijew Council might have tqoffer a t An ami ded ordinance was read raising the saWaJIeease from 000 to 1000 toj800 I ateo tawy kind was increased Drug sioree raised to500fo the retail i1ag or rite r AttooweyD H Severs was present lad a lIedfoi Hoeaae for Mike Popham nM seethe miDI of the New Ordinance i nrfded that it was perfectly legal The pplieatloB WM overruled by the Board 1 t ieatitbodecision of the Xeeal Optima t oostfaetMW in the Circuit court n There being DO farther basiaess before q 4rs Itw I L t t S j 1 y 0fr Jo II ry a a ir iA Jlif l1 f- I I 11 THE BUECKENRIDGE NEWSf BOARD COUNCILMEN r the Board they adjourned until next Monday night The Old Board The old Board of Councilmen was couposud of Eugene Hayes Sam Conrad S las Lillard J D Gregory and OP B Skiilnun Mayor Barry whose term d irs not xpir for two years and clerk F N DHuy This Uuu icll has bad charge of this citys municipal affairs for the past six years They leave the city iu good shape financially and while iin some way thy have not suited everyone still creditablyAll publicClerkthis im portant office for the long period of six teen years He has bern a faithful clerk at all times having the towns interest at heart During his administration there cannot be an error held against him and he has always attended every meeting promptly with the business of the preceding uleetln recorded upon the minute book Treasurer 9 Skillman has been the City Treasurer for three years or more and every dollar paid into his hands has been accounted for promptly Newly Elected Councilmen The New Board Jff Councilmen revn N Hudeon James Harris S H Mo Oracken Eugene Haynes Barney Bob ier Mayor Barry and T 0 Tousey Clerk and John Hull Marshal The above Board are comparatively young men and ware elected as a Pro advaucementoftbo did noble work on their first meeting night by the adoption of the various or dinances that were constructed Their starting was a move indicative of hopeItlighted by electricity and supplied with water MrTQ Tousey who for years has been identified with Oloverports best interests received the appointment of clerk Mr Toussy is deserving of the office and is a man of rare business qual ities He is sober industrious and will no doubt make an efficient clerk Marshal Hall was filling the unex pired term of Mr Price Graham under the old board There were more aspir ants for this office than any of the others and when the secret ballot was being taken he looked rather pale but In the end came out victorious This is one of the offices hard to fill by the right man but the right man was selected by the Council this time The duties of the office are carefully watched by him and it is a rare occurrence that he is not on happenMrJ Oil King waa duely honored with the office of City Treasury He has for many years been known as one of this citys prospprps and prqurefwlve boaneea tJl nJu cttfselection of him as treas toref wasTa good one On Exhibition White people are always an object of curiosity in China especially so to the masse of Pekin It is rather embarrass ing to be followed by a crowd of unspeakable foreigners curious to observe your garments boots and every move ment as eagerly as the small Americas boy is to follow a gailydressed circus clown If you halt they swarm round your donkey in hundreds If you say anything only increases the curiosity and swells the crowd and they do not understand you in the least They fol low you through the blinding alkali dust for hours just to look at you apparently all good naturedly many ready to risk smlUqgifpoint you out to the babies little chil dren yell to others to come and see the older Chinese are equally excltedBal timore Sun Hardiasburgs New Trustees- Th new board of town trgstees met ajt J H Gardners store last Monday night and were sworn into office The oath was administered by Judge Milto Board Those who qualified asd will serve areas follows t James Harris Clarence DeHaven and Ciaytoa Beard Boseo JEskridge and Thomas Blytke were the other two members batibsy de elided to serve The board will mtl agaia tomerrow night and GIRt two penoM to till the TM n iM EiLUeI wee she cted clerk t i- l 4 of c THE CROSS ANt THE CROWN CLOVERPOBT KYMB EDITOB Here lida JCmasgfeetJg to all whom it may concern and mnv each ne receive even more abu ndenUy than hey give is my wishWe were ecn ewbat surprised to read in the Loui8hle limes afew weeks ajo an article that was ac false as its author It was written by a Judas with more venom on fair trngue than brains in his bead who fcf a mea er pittance dared to reflect up n tui gpod women of this town A more noble or braver band of Christian women never set foot on Ken tucky soil than lat heir warm fieesides that chilly December day to battle on the streets for the right to save their eons from drunkenness and their husbands from drunkards graves Will each earnest prayers and plead ingd an atcend regularly from these churches that stand as monuments of peace and good will not be heard and answers 1 bo no a thousand times no God dees not turn His children away mesa seeds that have been sown broadcast will return a hundred fold May t e TO women who so gloriously won iIhe victory on the 19th of December bntkle on the whole armor of faith hope p irt cuarity and with their emblem of puny go on to greater achievements and win thn crown of victory May thole men wno oppose the cause of tern trance for gain see the error of their way and join us in this battle to rid our town of the accursed evil God says Neither shalt thou bring an abomination into thine house lest thou be accursed like it but thou shall utterly abhor it for it is an accursed thing Is not the whiskey traffic an accursed thing and an abomination to our homes and country The fight is now on Let us go on bravely to the end fort without the cross there can be no crown With Gods help we wilt win the victory and wear the crown God be withusA MOTHER A TRIP TO TEXAS Sights add Experiences Enjoyed Along the Way DALLAS TmxDec 23 180nDear John While spending the day In this city my mind naturally drifts back to the dear old hospitable State and it is cen tralized on the noble county of Brenken ridge which affords the best county paper in the State and through which columns I am permitted to speak to my many friends- I left Kentucky on Dec 13th and on the 14th I landed in St Louis the metropolis of Missouri and of the West Ibis city is the greatest rallroadcenterin the union and furnibses the best con nection from the East to the West I continued my trip via the Missouri Kansas k Texas Railway and beheld the most picturesque ecentjjyof the West I was permitted a stop over at Sedalia and Ft Scottt These cities are of much note in connection with toe history of Frank and Jesse James I was cited to BomV noted points where they bad die played their bravery On the 16th I continued my trip through the Nation where we once more saw the soil for we had been passing through 6 inch snow There we found the cowboy herding his immense droves which in some cases numbered three thousand We occa alonally saw the keen eye of the brave Indian casting y glimpse at the window and in appearance saying Depart I never knew you We then crossed the colored waters of the Red river and entered the Lone Star state where each State in the Union Is represented by citizens who are engaged in all classes of business On Sunday morning when I awoke from a pleasant nights repose at McKinney Texas I gazed upon the vast prairie which is unsurpassable soil and which takes the lead ip agriculture The roads were as bard as asphalt and we could easily glide oyer them in buggies at the rate of ten miles per hour But on Sunday night a rain tell and it has been almost impossi ble to travel since la any manner on account of the black wax 6J Now John please accept my thanks for space in the noble old3sECK KiooK NEWS WiahiSgvou a Merry Ohlstmas and aiappyNewYear am b Respectfully Yours I B PAYMK Heres Hopitrigit la True Mr Aria Watfield fireman oa the Henderson routeie hooked fer a high er positioa A NKWB reporter has been informed that Mr WatSeld will be given the po siUon of Traveling Fireaia oa the Lea Isyille Southern railroad It k hoped that tUe rawer ta ts e alMle ex teed to the ysanjt rasa ofr New Teats eoagtat latieni 1 A l I f ISSUE OF 1 DISASTER Free Coinage of Silver The Shib boleth of the Democratic Party F Doomed Unless a Change Is Made BY fiRS HATTIE ORINNB1X BnANDENBURo KY Jan 1 1000 Get togetherl Let the majority rulel are the keynotes of J W II in the last issue of the NEWS froth the stirring pen wieldedat Big Spring by my old friend and neighbor Mr Hardin I well remember made those three predictions he mentions notably the first None of you men will live to pee a law on any statute book authorizing the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 The second prediction I believe it however hits me sore and should all Democrats None of you older men will over live to see another Democratic President This is still a harder blow but circumstances constrain us to endorse Y1iUlBY never live to see another Democratic Governor of KentuckyMr gives the matchless a sarcastic and welltimed rub He didnt carry lUke a cyclone worth a cent did be And what Mr Hardin said about the judges of our Supreme Court the President and getting down to Goxeyi Kelly and what the matchless said is fit food for every sen slble Democrat in the whole United States to chew and digestt John G Car lisle an archtraitor The noblest states man on recordl A man who was Speaker of the National House of Representa tives an office next to the President Then as Secretary of the Treasury he reilectedlthehighe Umate placed upon iits dignity and influence The change of the money standard from gold to silver was declared the nations salvation Its action had the effect of continuing the depression of our indus tries and trade begun in 03 so that in 00 there was such an unrest that business was almost at a standstill and the coon try was financially prostrate Mr Bryan declared with those who followed him that it was impossible to restore prosper itytmlees free coinage of silver should be provided for byllegislation luparty Mr Hardins mine and Carlisles maintained that the preservation of the present standard of money or the gold standard would revive industries the extension of markets and the full employment of labor Before 1800 the Democrats recognized in their National platform that the gold standard should be maintained and that all money should be maintained ata parity by our legisla tion It was an accepted doctrine that free coinage of silver would bring mono metallism and a debased standard of money Mr Hardin tells us the result Free coinage of silver has been before and since 1800 the shibboleth of one wing of the Democratic party the one tthing above all others it wished to attain If we are to judge from the tide of the time and the promised nomination ot Mr Bryan the matchless its pur pose is to forcetbiaiesue of disaster into the campaign of 1000 Our country is prosperous Wall Street isnt the world money is plentiful and the best money the money of the world And as Mr Hardin tells us we will never see another Democratic President in consequence of this fanatical issue led by a fanatic on this one issue Mr Har din is a sound reasoner a wise counsellor and a conservative Democrat and dislikes Upet names applied to lifelong Demo crats Oh here comes Goebell Actually I am ashamed and I Wash to speak or write his name in conEsectionwithoar- fair State that has only knows two Re publican rulers The Democratic ban ner would be waving at Frankfort today and P Wat Hardin would wield the scepter of control had nofone idea one iseae C one allabsorbing thought been paramount and stealing Hahal- uotbyRapublioansnot teen in order Mr Hardin says It IIs hoggish and contemptible to control the wishes of the people fairly expressed Havent the whole proceedings since June been OH a similar tHoggth and contempti ble Mr Hardla wisely eoDel dee Lets get together and be deeeat and boa eet Then we eau win and not Mil AM Ahl yieodfriedj the hoar bM past tbe dkll cat Your old piety if teemed It leas eatt aside flu Mate WWo toad bs set aside thetdviea ef t Holy Writ each of which means to fall to go to piece I wish Mr Hardln would write often please do Such arti cles as his go for something Many an evening have I spent listening to hfs arguments his logic nd his anecdotes racy rich and spicy FOR GOOD ROADS State Convention to be Held in Louisville Some Time In January KentuckyisAutomobile Company and the National Carriage and Wagon Builders according to a letter received by the Commercial club from E G Harrison the road ex pert who is now in the State lecturing on good roads says the Oourier Journal It is proposed to hold a State conven tion in Louisville early in the new year at wliicb every county in the State Will be represented The convention will last three days and questions pertaining to the building of good roads will be die cuss id At this convention it is expected that both the autfmobll com pany and the wagon builders will bet represented and take ouch action as is necessary to begin the building of roads Mr Harrison says that free rural mall delivery will be token up and Postmaster General Smith and Perry Heath the assistant will be asked to lend their in fluence in this matter and if possible es tablish tree delivery in all of the impor ant counties in the State Mr Hariison says he proposes to push thi roadwork in thi Salt next year and will incorporate nil State societies with the Inter tote Good Roads and Improvement Association of which Col W II Moore is president No date has been fixed for the State convention to be held at Louisville but it Is the idea of Mr Harrison to have it in January Owensboro Messenger ANNUAL HEETINQ I Of the Kentucky Educational Associa tionLarge Attendance LOVISVJLLB KY Dec 27Two bun dyed school teachers representing nearly evetr section of the State assembled in the chapel of the Boys High Schoolltbls morning for the annual meeting of the Kentucky Educational Association The meeting promises tube the most impor taut yet held School legislation will be discussed and steps will be taken to lay the compulsory education law before the Legislature An effort will be made to make the law more effective and to reach more children It is proposed to make the age limit six to eighteen instead of eight to fourteen as at present The Association will be in session three days Henderson Gleaner Hezekiah L Stader and Miss lRosa Ryan Wed at New Albany lad Mr Hezekiah L Stader and Miss Roea Ryan left Saturday evening for Louis villa They crossed over toNew Albany Ind that night and were married in the parlors of the 8t Charles Hotel Rev Dr Clokev pastor of the tlrstPrtabywr ian church of that pity performed the ceremony After the wedding they left for Hardin county the home of Mr Stader to visit nis parents Their leav ing home to be married lis not an elope ment but they did it jlist for the novel ity of the thing Mr Stader is a self made nan known lot his honesty and integrity He Is lathe butcher business and has been er eeedingly sacceesful- Mies Ryan for two years has R a saleslady In John D Babbxpfea staUea ery store She Is a young lady etrtfbW ei1Oioverportlreached the dty Tuesday evening and have taken reonia atthe Mitchell bones The iq withi a host of friers wk both math joy Brad haiytaiss llI art ltI of PessirernBfat RrrJR it- Vf f i4 RoYaJE Makes the food more delicious dWItOlesO =t 1ROYAL BAmta PQWMR CO NtW YORK SALARIED I OFFICIALS Would Be Of Much Value In The Business of Road- Building i i MODERN MACHINERY 0 NECESSARY EDITOR BRECKENRIDOE NEWS Having lately finished the work of organization of Agriculture and Good Roads Clubs and taking also an humble part in many of the Farmers Institutes I am very de sirous of this good work being carried out as contemplated by our Bureau of Agriculture along the lines mapped out Now and then we have found men who in their desire to aid this work have been very helpful and knowing your pa per has done much in this direction I have concluded to write you py con gratulationsIf all over the state had taken the same interest you have we would have had the work well in hand I therefore congratulate you and trust that your own county will profit by the efforts being made I am well aware that your county is not an exception and the officials should look well to such or ganization andeffort as will secure good results The present road system of many- cbhnllesiethOIamewedravei had for fifty years orpaioreand no law could be worSe Some countiea have made some changes but many have three or four supervisors all of whom would not know a good road were tuey permitted to see one This all means inefficient service and consequently great loss of money An efficient civil engineer of practical sense with a good backbone would be a great improvement This man should have charge of the road building and repairing and by giving him a sal ary and requiring a good bond from him every county would not only secure bet ter service and better rodds but they would eliminate the many jobs and pets of BQ many multiplied supervisors and wouldbe road builders Your county I suspect has been filched as many oth er counties have been in the state and will continue to be imposed on unless you make the chaage indicated When I wMiayouri midst I saw some very fine stone l building pikes Ytis unfortunate that your officials cannot pee the error of their way in continuing persistently In thelr old way Some of the officials of the counties off our state do not feel fiofficient interest in this matter to go forward in the work I have learned through some parties that you are endeavoring get out of the old ruts and I ball with pleasure every effort made in thls tlfrectioa I trust those at the wh elwfU in the spring move off in the right direction and that yoar good people will hays reaepnto be proudof the new departure Eyery county in the state making an tiflort in this direction should bear in mind the Importance of eecnriag modern machinery before endeavorinx to make a foot of road and the most important machine is the Road Roller Roller Grade Crusher twowheel scrapers dump carts plows picks and shovels are all important and necessary to build modern roads aad BO other prove economical roads iff the end I am now thoroughly convinced that some counties are certain to gd to work in the ngbt way ia the spring and I hall with pleasure every effort in this im1 portant movement Rosy F D0LANEY Bowling Green Ky sprat a Pleasant DAy at Irvlagtoar Misses Alice Mattlsgly Marioa Bab bage Jape and Annie Hambleten west to IrvinRtoBfeSanday They were Joined there by Messrs Andrew Severs Kenneth Ferry John- HegdeaaadWyWleepofthat pkee Afterf the word Hewdydo and the tonal GhrMiaas t1BIU leftier the home ojtMfia Maggie Carter where they wereropallrMatal 4alJ repae wet spread Mr 1 t MilwgeadMtrbeettawe a a S v It a It J 1 I wAe f 8 PAC3Er tI r 156 COLUMNSfI BAKING POWDER HARDINSBURG There are some bargains in shoes att the Eclipse Grocery Miss Eula Miller was the gvest of Miss Alice Baker last Sunday Prof Roberts and wife returned from Meade counry last Monday Pat Dillon will get back on the board of trustees He made a good one last year Miss Robertson of Glendeane was visiting Miss Eya Hensley a few days last week Misses Net and Ada Beard spent Christmas at Irvington visiting relatives and friends Dr Milton Board vho has made his home at Kirk for some time is arras i ing to move back to towntThe Society of the Kings Daughters bad a very delightful evening last Fri day with Mrs P M Beard e Mr Baker of the Green Flag has gone to Asheville N 0 with bis brother Max who Is in very delicate healthIts time in the beginning of this new year to make some new resolutions and swear that you will do better than you did last year I will open a photograph gallery in the building adjoining the Green Flag Bar gain Store about the eighth of Jaduary W J MATTINQLY John P Haswell Jrleft last Friday for Frankfort to take his seat in the Legislature Mr Haswell is to be cpn grttalated on being sent back to the Legislature the second time The Supervisors of the tax list me there last Monday Jack Mattingly G B Cunningham Lon Jarboe Charles Blandfbrd and Daniel Parrish constitute the board Rev A H Davis the pastor ot the M E church in this place has been con fined to his home by illness for several days It is feared by his friends that he is down for a spell of typhoid fever Mies Florence Cottrell of Cloverport was in our midst last week Everyone seems to enjoy the visits of Miss Cottrell as she is quite agreeable and entertaining oj While here she waft the guest of Mrs Dr A M Kincheloe Harrold Beard who has just closed his 1 school at Union Star was at home and spent the holidays He left for Louis + ville yesterday to take another eatJthe Kentucky School of Medicine The Silver Cross Circle of the Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs Morris Beard Saturday afternoon 5th inst at2 p m A full attendance Is desired se it is te date for the election of Seers iJb Mr J R Johnson writes back horn Loulsvilla that be and his family hat v about gotten settled and that they think r they will like their surroundings But he says we cant get along without the NEWS We must hear from old Hart dinaburg occasionally There was a Watch Meeting service at the V 5 Church South last Suadar night There Waif a good crowd In tadance and the pastor Rev F M i Petty made the services quite interest lug to the audience There were ser vices at the Catholic church o We start into the first week in the new year with the price oa boy salts from 175 to125 We only have stew of them left Mens altwool paata1Y6- to 175 Best nadernhirts 3Sfcv Hena brogan shoes 100 Ladies straws flOfc We also carry the largest Mock of vegetables and groceries in this town Call and sea for YoursU Eclipsfi Messrs Anderson and Martin two young men from Hardin coaoty b ww lately purchased the saw mill owned by Jubal Hook and have it located seen town They are in the market to pu chase aU the good black and white oaks timber they can find They will cute it + for a foreign market There are soave trirla who will take a boy off ton watch meeting aoU w4 tip all fl night just to havea good tfaM Aai they think a boy is la love Riteth psis that will do that Better watch tM young bMnas They are bad eootoi alreadyrWhats the use of worrying alt tit Use busies yet havnt god amah tBaaHey There is plenty ot money eaenah te barn Lawt stair 3ot it j tkeeeeeae ie nit tc M4rrponybe- is ye+ hpeat ua more aettse if e eig Ii or J ra r f Vii1 s t W7Nhr 2 THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 J FIGURES FOR THE FARMER ofcFeeding Stuffs Controlled by Many Factors now TO oeT BEST RESULTS s BY EW ALLEN IN FARMERS BULLETIN NO u1 To simplify mattes for tho farmer cal culations have been made of the amounts of digestible protein fat and carbohy drates contained in 100 pounds each of a large number of more commonly used feeding Bluffs As has been fully tx plained above they are derived from k averages of composition and of digestibil it ity both of which are subject to con siderable variation Iu calculating them American analyses and digestion coeffi clents found in American experiments were used as far as possible They aro the figures which the farmer has to con suit to find the food value of a material in selecting his feeding stuffs or making up a ration The last column in the above table headed fuel value indicates the heat and energy power of the food It will primary1unctlons for the body and energy for work The value of food for this purpose is measured in heat units or calories and is calculated from the nutrients digested Thus the fuel value of one pound of di gestlble fat is estimated to be about 4220 calories and of one pound nf digestible protein or carbohydrates about 1800 cal ones The total fuel value of a feeding stuff is found by using these factors The meaning of the figures in the above table is that In 100 pounds of green corn fodder containing an average amouutof dry matter 207 pounds there are contained approximately 110 pounds of digestible protein materials contain- Ing nitrogen 1208 pounds of dlgeitlble carbohydrates starch sugar fiber etc and 037 pounds uf digestible fat and that these materials when burned in the body will yield 25070 calories of heat furnishing energy for work and main taming the temperature of the body Feeding Standards for Different Kinds of Animal It will be remembered that tho pri mary Junctions of food are to repair the waste of the body to promote growth in Immature animals and to furnish heat and energy And for these purposes only the digestible portion of the food is to be taken into account The amount of digestible protein fat and carbohy drates in a ration is an indication of its fitness to fulfill these purposes The next question Is slow much of these ma terlals does an animal require and in what proportion should they be given This differs with the purpose for which the animal is kept whether it is grow ing being tfastened used for work or making milk An ox standing in the stall requires less food nutrients than one whbh is worked hard every day That Is in drawing heavy loads the animal breaks down a certain amount of muscular tissue which must be replaced by protein in the food and it uses en ergy or force which is also furnished by the food nutrients In standing in the barn it still requires some protein fat and carbobydrates to perform the neces sary functions of the body as digestion to maintain heat in winter to grow a new coat of hair etc But if It Is fed the same ration as when working hard the tendency is to get fat Selection of Feeding Stufff In selecting feeding stuffs for his stock the farmer will naturally be governed by the conditions of the market The cost of feeding stuffs is controlled by other factors than the actual amounts of food materials which they contain indeed there often appears to be very little con nection between the two Bearing in mind that the protein is the most expen sive Ingredient the farmer can make his selection with the aid of the tables showing the digestible materials in 100 pounds These will show him whether wheat at 50 cents per bushel is a cheaper feed than corn at CO cents and how gluten meal at 23 per ton compares with linseed meal at 27 In these corn pan sons only the protein and fuel value need necessarily be considered Of course the special adaptability and the reverse of some materials to different kinds of animals will be taken into account But another important consideration where fertilizers or manures have to be relied upon is the manurial value of a feeding stuff This Is shown by the ni trogen in the protein and the phosphoric acid and potash in the ash Feeding stuffs differ widely in this respect wheat bran and cottonseed meal having a high manurial value while corn meal is rela tively low The value of the manure is largely determined by the character of the food given If the manure is care fully preserved a large proportion of the fertilizing constituents of the food are ro covered and go to enrich the land Preparation of Food for Animal One point upon which there seems to be much misconception is as to the in fluence of previous treatment of the food on lie digestibility Thus for example y tbn effect of drfiog hey Is not to las+ en its digestibility as is often believed The soluble materials may be washed out if the hay is rained upon and the tender parts may be lost in harvesting but in ordinary haymaking the water of tho grass is largely dried out without the digestibility of the constituents being materially affected Hay stored for a long time oven when kept dry and not si lowed to heat appeals to lose a part of Us value as food Experiments have shown that rowen was less digestible after keeping over winter than when cut in the fall even though there was no change In composition and it was not as well relished by animal Cooking and Steaming Food There has been considerable miscon ception as to the value of cooking and steaming food for stock Experiments abroad have indicated that cooking or steaming coarse or unpalatable food was Feeding stuff account In ing animals been shown lupine bay other that dig food of which been of milch pigs Kuhn Ulcers large straw supply hay hoed scarce will found very animals large 100 FKED1KO STUFFSDRY MATTER DIOKST1DLB FOOD rOUNDS pj Green fodderPounds Pounds Pounds Pound Calnri Corn fodder average varieties 207 1208 2G Rye fodder 1411 81- 014Oatfodder378 2266 51G21 Redtop bloom 347 2002124 4575 Orchard grata in bloom 270 1501 35593 Meadow fescue in bloom 301 IIti8 different stages 2371 61591 blue grass 349 1083 45OS 1563 3tl0graps clover different stages 307 1482 16187 OrlmeonclovprHII 044 23191 Alfalfa different stages 1120 20708 025 19209 285 Corn 200 060 1179 005 25714 Corn fodder field cured 678 48 3338 71554 Corn stover field cured 50p 67766 Hay from Orchard grass 478 4100 02000 Redtop yil 4083 005 100078 808 28J 4372 O720 Kentucky blue grass 788 3733 8651G Hungarian grass 460 51U7 110131 fescue 800 IJ31 f5725 Mixed grasses 4326 03125 Rowen mixed 834 4120 D6040 Mixed clover 61G 4271 97059 clover 847 3535 841NJ5 Alelkoclovlr003clover lI4tJ 4182 105310 Crimson clover 1049 1813 05877 Alfalfa 1058 3733 138 Cowpea 893 10iO 3840 11805 Soja bean 1078 3872 98508 Wheat straw 080 3794 7309H ByestrawOO 4271 035 82294 straw I1G3 straw 3998 8217 Root tubers Potatoes 1669 31360 Beets 18001 91 12888 Turnips 646 111088774011 Carrotel14Grains other seeds Corn average of 7026609 891 0483 143410 Oats 890 925 4834 124767 Rye 884 6973 1i6 152400 Wheat al varieties 1023 6921 154848 Cotton peed whole 897 1108 3313 1844 100047 nrodncU 128808CornOatmeal 1153 6206 Barley meal 6288 I Ground parts 6120 meal 895 1677 5178 005 130240 WastA Glutenfeed022n 4376 165669 Gluten meal 2549 4232 1038 100030 chops 889 7455524 145342 Malt sprouts 872 4350 110 120624 Brewers grains 937 30692 Brewers grains dried 911 1473 3660 115814 884 1146 5028 123089 Wheat bran 885 1201 4123 287 111138 Wheat middlings 340 130100 Wheat shorts 882 1222 4908 383 131855 Buckwheat middlings 8U8 2370 3087 004 138140 Cotton reed meal 018 3701 1662 152653 Cottonseed hulls 88o 3095 05480 Linseed meal process 008 2870 3281 144313 Linseed meal new process 898 2780 SO3U 273 131020 4204 282 G8G 151203 Milk meal8nWhole 348 477 370 30866 Skim milk cream raised setting 083 18048 cream raised 16430 Buttermilk 10037085Whey 11687 Etgland Artlt Itodoo Artists nro queer lot remarked one of them yesterday ns bo smoked In his Chestnut street studio and gazed dejectedly at finished sketch I cant do nny work today just because I dreamed of a redheaded last night That lets me out I can dream of nny other kind of and It doesnt affect my work If vision of my dreams Im no good No Its not superstition I dont know what It Is All artists have their oft days from some cause or other some of them bavo antidotes I bavo none I Just glvo up when the headed comes across path of my dreams A friend of mlno counteracts ef feet of his hoodoo by clothing himself an outlandish I have seen In an opera bat the of his dress and pair of pink pyja mas and doing good work at that An other friend of wino always lot of onions when ho has particu larly sentimental subject handle But when It comes to mo I just have to glvo up Philadelphia Ledger f Cncohitttntlonal What wretched daub exclaimed the unsophisticated visitor at exhibition turning to speak to stranger Ha laughed stranger It Is a pity to violate all tho tlmo honored precedents but I really am not the painter of picture This Is cold Iconoclastic age and mortifying yet con tretemps of olden time Is good form In now Chicago Trib oneOne would better bo of 09 friends are false than doubtful of ono Is Suspicion and super are at once badges and the bane of little advantageous not on ol making the food more nutritious but indue the to eat larger quantities of it In fact it has for and some materials tho atibility of certain of the ingredients notably the albuminoids was diminished by steaming the cooking potatoes was formerly believed advantageous has shown to be of no advantage whatever in cows although it was of some advantage to Julius in his book on feeding amounts of and coarse foods are to be and the of good and crops is it will usually be wore profitable to omit tho steaming If the reverse condition prevails steaming be a advantageous means of indncing tho to eat sufficiently quantities of the foodI AND IKORKDIKNTS IN OF IVry I tern IOllrllo IFat IIFUII of all 110 037 076 234 20j 044 269 104 in 068 058 149 042 34755 Timolhytnt 384 228 077 Kentucky 301 083 Hungarian 281 19i 036 Red at 292 069 210 OU at 282 389 041 Oowpea 161 168 808 2701182 0612083iSolabfan 2 115 138 3310 067 001 140 482 Tlmothvtallanalyses 143 Ii6 105 923 134 Meadow 420 173 871 422 133 719 143 grasses and 871 140 653 1GO 8164170 130084110- While 903 148 014 129 = 916 14030 151 887 154 904 046 074 Oat 008 158 074 81493- Snjabean 891 230 103 and 211 127 130 121 884 005 Mangelwurzels 103 665 011 05 081 011 13986 Rutabaros 16497 081 78302210090 and dent and flint 801 428150830- Darley 869 160 41I 912 1 895 108 Mill j21 693 143302 881 736 196 138 818 corn and oateequal 881 739 372 143276- Pea products 041 850 012 Hominy 081 898 wet 244 400 138 482 Rvn brim 196 all analyses 84012795315 1258 042 169 old 706 Peanut 3 and its by 06 313 409 by separator 94 294 524 029 00387400OG 084 474 031 The a pensively a half girl girl but the has red hair the next day and red girl tho tho In way him working coat suit n eats a raw a to f a tho art a hal the that a tho Instructive the not literature trustful who who true sensitiveness the n soul J rr and case says fed I I I 191 Red Dlimarokn Appetite Among other amusing reminiscences ot the late Prlnco Bismarck appearing In Herr John Booths Memoirs of the Iron Chancellor Is ono relating to tbo tatters gargantuan capacity for eating and drinking Ho told tbo author that the largest number of oysters bo over ate was 175 Ho first ordered 25 then as they were very good 50 more and consuming these determined to eat nothing else and ordered another hun dred to the great amusement of thoso present Illsmarck was then 20 and had just returned from England experience Veraasj Arithmetic Teacher Johnny may stand up to recite Now Johnny suppose I borrow 50 from your father and agree to pay R3 a week how long will It be before he gets his mosey JohnnyJust one week Teacher Oh think again thats not rlghtlJohnnyYes It fs I know my father Hed have you up In the courts by that time Now York World It Looked Bniploloni Isnt your neighbor Bllnklnotf a drinking manr I wouldnt like to give an expert opinion on the subject Ill admit however that I saw him the other night trying to drive a spigot Into an ash barrel thinking that It was elder Cleveland Plain Dealer There Is none mndo so great but ho may both need help and service and stand In fear of the power and un kindness oven ot tho meanest of mor tals Ether was known to the earliest sci entists It Is said that the first weeping wil low In England was planted by Alex ander Pope the poet to A Virginia Moth sl1ysthcuseJ IlIIof v e Mothcs boca Friend beginning six months before con finement She felt perfectly well up to a few hours before the baby was born and was In labor less than two hours She had no morning sickness no headache no dis risingbreaststure off heal- thMothoas Frlond Is the only rem edy known which relieves the expectant mothers It Is a liniment to be applied ex ternally Nothing but harm can come from taking medicine internally at such times All Internal preparations said to relieve com ing mothers are not only humbugs but positively dangerous Mothers Friend cost it a bottle a druggists or you can send to The Bradfleld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga Having a Great Run on Chamberlains Cough Remedy Manager Martin of the PJerson drug store informs us that he Is having a great run on Chamberlains Cough Rem edy He sells five bottles of that medl cine to one of any other kind and it gives great eallefaclion In these days of la grippe there is nothing like Cham berlains Cough remedy to stop the cough heal up tho sore throat and lungs and give relief within a very short time The sales are growing and all who try it are pleased with its 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cut through It They evidently struck head on one missing while the sword of the other struck just below the eye and plowed a deep furrow In the flsh partly dls abling It so that It turned and attempt ed to escape But Its adversary also turned and with a rush drove Its sword completely through the body of Its foe and held It fast only wrenching Its weapon loose when Its enemy stopped swimming San Francisco Call Arms Salve Has worldwide fame for marvelous curesIt surpasses any other salve lo lion ointment or balm for Cute Corns Burns Bolls Sorer Felons Ulcers Tet ter Salt Rheum Fever Sores Chapped Hands Skin Eruptions Infallible for Piles Cure guarantees Ooly 25c at Short tt Haynea Gronlnnifs Comparison Laurence Gronlund the socialistic writer who ended his days in New York was a thorough pessimist One evening after be had denounced the modern Industrial system In savage terms a friend remarked- It Is not so bad as Russian despotism Is Itr Not quite The former Is the worst possible the 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Record Copyrlcht 1859 by O L Kllmer1 T IS no less a surprise to the uninitiated that the Boers have a real general than tnt they have nu nrmy as well as the sub lime audacity to beard the Brit Iish lion In the full panoply of his martial pow er ThonlTnlrsnt Lalngsuek and Majuba Hill where the Brit ish fell down In 1881 were not military accidents as the defeated side would have the world believe The English troops went Into It then expecting to scatter a rabble They met General Plot Joubert and his Boer rlllcmcn who outgeneraled and outfought them and the scattering was all on their own ksidey 7ci old Gladstone saw after Mnju ba hill that It would cost England more to conquer the Boers than all the tax revenue from the Transvaal would amount to In 100 years so he called off the army and spared England the Impending shame of defeat and an appalling death roll When It comes to time supreme clinch nil depends upbn the man behind the gun blip the man behind the army regulates lhe clinch- h it Is of first Importance to ha- eaerlli Later biographies of Gen oral Joubcrt the directing mind of the a South African force In the remarkable first blows at Britains power call him an American It Is said that he served under Dupont early In the civil war N and afterward commanded a company of troopsButI was a civilian general to begin with that Is no reason why I great things should not be looked for In campaigns directed by him One of the cleverest strategists as well as hardest fighters of the Confederate army was the civilian Forrest With seldom more than 0000 men lie balked Federal armies and rulnci campaigns Joubert need do no more than that against the British and still show genius and perhaps win the day with out a great battle Names are Immaterial and It It was not generalship It was something akin to it which Joubert displayed when ho beat tho British and won Boer Inde + pendence lu 1881 It was a rapid hus thing campaign of but few weeks but the British lost at every point There t were good chances for blundering but rr only the English took advantage of h them They blundered everywhere Joubert made no mistakes- In the very first engagement Bronk horst Sprint the British numbering 204 trained men from the garrison r were met In the open by an equal num W1t Boers who disputed their march t Ward Pretoria Considering the length of the engagement an appalling number of British were killed and wounded and tho rest captured It was a plain case of annihilating an armed force Tho strategy for the Boers In 1881 consisted In cutting off or Isolating the British garrisons In the Transvaal and keeping the outside troops beyond theft border were accomplished with marvelouslys little loss to the Boers As In 1800 so In 1881 General Joubert looked first to the occupation of Jyalngsnck a tableland across which runs tho road from Natal Into thoY Transvaal General Sir George Cola ley was advancing from Natal to tho Nek with 1000 British troops Tho road at that point passes between Majuba Hill and another height 2000 feet from Majuba Jouberts men were posted upon both hills and General = I Coney advanced to tho attack In broad daylight Ho struck at Jouberts left on the secondary height thinking that V if ho carried it ho would command tho a v para Two detachments were assigned i V to the work one to attack the height ho other a rldgo continuing from PWho British general supposed that ho double attack would divide the er8 and that his columns could keep ia touch and win an easy victory But this was what happened Joubert t+ smashed tho column consisting of cavalry which attacked tho height In a twinkling hurling it back In a panic mukorthe supporting attack on the ridge The Boers were not hurt at all and con centrated their fire upon the British iIatantry which marched up tho slope J gainedKi climb they were charged by tho fresh Boers and driven down the bill at thog t pant of tho bayonet a f There was ample room at Lalngs ft Mk fpra green general to blunder Had the Boers rushed after tho retreat w Ing cavalry following up to the firm II i of Infantry there would have f bun a stand up fight In tho open in- hick failure on tile part of the BoersJV j JoubertlldtheJDwait their strength la climbing 1yelp under fire theII After Ltlngsnek the situation t much the same as It has been In this is wary General Coney held on at tho awaiting reenforcemenU Ills t tyjnlcatlOM with the base In Natal r were open to Boer raiders and he marched back with 000 troops to patrol the road and keep It open for supplies M4 supports to reach him The Ingo Its rtYet was ii eriUcal ohit del the British nanbaled therein full strength Esters iar could prepare toe defense as r Joubcrt attncfceff wltli vigor anti the I UnIretreated leaving his dead and help lessly wounded to the mercy of Jou bert The casualties In the three tights at Bronkhorst Sprrlt Lalngsnek and Ingogo River show on which side the generalship lay Time British loss footed up 250 killed and 350 wounded against li killed and 33 wounded In the Boer ranks In view of time British and Boer olllclnl returns up to the close of the hardest fighting before Lady smith these figures are significant Tho battle losses of the British In October were fully 1100 killed mill wound ed according to reports filed In ron don Tho reports from Pretoria show 00 Boers killed and 200 wounded In tile long run the palm of generalship lies with the leader who gets the lar gest return on the smallest Investment Joubert shut his enemies up at all points with a loss of one to four In battle At Majuba Hill Joubert was outgen eraled at the start but recovered his grip with remarkable celerity anil vigor The British took advantage of the trusting nature of the Doers and stretched the moral law There was a truce on and proposal1 for peaceful settlement had been sent Into the Boer lines Through no fault of President Krugcr answer was delayed beyond tho hour named but General Joubert IB a man of peace when possible and believing In the good faith of General Colley he massed his troops In camp leaving Majuba Hill unoccupied Gen eral Colley climbed to the summit hi the night with a strong force and at daybreak looked down upon the Boers In the plain below The lilll on the side of the Book was rocky and pre cipitous and the situation was like that at Little Round Tpp Gettysburg only worse for the Doers The Con federates at Gettysburg had a better chance to dslvo the Federals from the key to the field than had Joubert to get Majuba Hill from the British But the day was lost to the budding Trans vaal republic unless Joubert retook the hill at once Nerve Is a sine qua non for a general on the field and thatI Joubert displayed on the Instant at Majuba Illll when he saw the British flag flying from the summit There I was no way of getting a column to mount the rocky face of the hill But the Boers are as sprightly as the cham- ols of the Alps and Joubert ordered them to climb that hill to the cover of the brink and from there open on the enemy What could be accomplish i theiat a distance from the brink than it I was close to the edge where the Boers could be watched so they tell back to I sate positions and left tho Boers to work unseen Suddenly hundreds of Doer rifles opened on tho British from points of I theIridges of earth the bullets struck home and General Collcys men began to grow shaky without so much as see ing an enemy A British charge was proposed but General Colley thought best to wait until the Boers got excited and rushed from cover But when that time came It was too late for the Brit I ish The Boer rush was a tide not to I IIIIIIgenius of General Plot Joubert and a freedom giving victory I IEren If Joubert Is not an American product he Is known to many Amen I cans for ho visited this country inj I 1890 One of the stories told at a re GENERAL JOUBEItT ceptlon given him by the Holland soci sty In New York Illustrates his charac ter When tho leaders came together after Majuba Hill to sign a treaty of peace tho British leader said to Jou bert I never expected to make peace with you sir How so said Joubert Because said tho Briton I In tended to drlvo you from tho country and settle with those who Were left Well sir was tho sharp retort bad it come to that pass I would have led away all my countrymen I could and killed those who wanted to stay behindJoubert tells a story to Illustrate his contempt for British marksmanship In rivalry with that of his followers When Iwas a boy be says an English regiment was quartered on our farm One day three bartbccsts sprang from the veldt and halt the regiment shot at them and missed I and two other lads brought our rifles to the shoulder and each brought down a beest Thats just the way we BOW shoot the English GEOBQX L ICtTVY1t Dr Ball Cough Syrap isvariably- carti promptly nil catarrh aflectloei Thl won derio ratdlcioe perform today ud hai per Toned fa the put half cenwry the ayMflut oarw or cold la tilt tbset chest liege l i HOME CURE I FOR BLOOD POISON j I Beware of the Doctors Patchwork You Can Cure Yourself at Nome the never allowed mercury remedies tho give for The doctors are wholly unable to got rid of I I this vile poison only attempt to heal up outward appearance of disease sores and eruptions This they do by driving tho poison into system and endeavor to keep It shut in with their constant doses of potash and mercury Tho mouth and throat and other delicate parts then break out into sores and fight is continued Indefinitely the drugs doing the system moro damage than the disease itself Mr II L hers 100 Mulberry St Newark J says I had spent a j hundred dollars with the doctors when I realized that they could do mo good I had large spots all over my body and tllese soon broke out Into running sores and I endured all the suffering this vllo disease duces I to try 8 S 8 as a last resort nnd was soon greatly Improved I followed closely your Direc I tions for SelfTreatment and tho large splotches on my chest began to grow paler and smaller and before disappeared entirely I was soon cured perfectly and my skin has been clear as glass ever since I cured myself at after tho doctors had failed completely I It Is valuable time thrown to expect doctors to cure Contagious Blood Poison for tho bo I vend their Specific S S Si FOR THE BLOOD acts In entirely different way from potash and mercuryIt forces the poison of system and gate rid of it entirely Henco it cures tho disease while other remedies only shut poison in where It forpvor constantly undermining tho constitution Our system of private home treat ment places a euro within the reach of all Wo give all necessary medical vice tree of charge and save the patient the embarrassment of publicity I Write for full information to Swift BpI fie Co Atlanta Ga I j1ADinner III n Seraglio 11- If seated ourselves on cushions and each took possession of the flat of scone which supplied the place of a plate during the meal those articles not In lug considered a necessary lux ii ury In the center of the table stood a large bowl full of white soup tOm which everybody ate taking ns many spoonfuls as they chose from the com I mon tureen With the long handled t wooden ladles provided for each guest Ii When this was removed a large piece of meat boiled to rags took Its place and was speedily diminished under theI violent treatment It received from us all each one pulling a lump of meat from time Joint with time fingers and eating It oft with her own flat scone We then had a curry of vegetables fol lowed by the Zagazlg pudding fruit and rice called so from a native of that village having brought tho recipe to the haremOur meal was concluded by coffee made In a corner of the room over red hot charcoal In a copper pot and pour ed thick Into small glasses fitted In gold filigree cups The lady who made this rather disagreeable beverage was the same who had removed the center dishes during dinner She was black as a coal and bore the delightfully de scriptive name translated to us of Lily In the DesertGood Words Our CUrlou Ilrnlii A wonderful piece of self analysis worthy of St Augustine whttji occurs In one of John Donnes funeral sermons gives poignant expression to what must doubtless have been a com mon condition of so sensitive a brain- I throw myselt down In my chamber and I call In and Invite God and his angels together and when they are there I neglect God and his angels for the noise of a fly for the rattling of a coach for time whining of a dog I talk on in the same posture of prayer eyes lifted up knees bowed down as though I prayed to God and If God should ask me when I last thought of God In that prayer I cannot tell Sometimes I find that I forgot what 1 was about but when I begun to forget It I cannot tell A memory of yesterdays pleasures a tear of tomorrows dangers a straw under my knee a nolso In mine ear a chimera In my brain troubles me In my prayer It is this brain turned Inward upon Itself and darting out on every side In purely random excursions that was responsible I cannot doubt for all the contradictious of a career In which tho Inner logic Is not at first apparent Fortnightly Two Ilnllronil Inuei When Its limited express trains were put some years ago the Lake Shore Railway company decided to charge extra for the privilege of riding on them and John Newell who was pres ident of the system at that time gavo orders that passes halt rate tickets etc should not be honored on the fil ers It was not Intended of course that tho compllmcntarics Issued to high voidIsight a yearly pass was sent to D W Caldwell president of the Nickel Plate which bore on Its taco the words Not good on Lake Shoro limited trainsA days after Mr Caldwclls pass had been Issued Mr Newell received an annual pass on the Nickel with the following Indorsement Not good on passenger trains Messrs Nowell and Caldwell remain ed consistent enemies until the former died and was succeeded by the latter as president of the Lake Shorecago TimesHerald Group the great enemy of childhood succumbs at once to the soothing Influence of Dr Bells FlneTarHoney Bronchial affections lose ttn r danger when this great remedy is at hand No home should be without it SUp of the Tongue What do you sell that ribbon torr asked a young lady In a High street dry goods store Eight dollars a week oh beg par don 25 cents a yard madamColumbus 0 State Journal Li There Is not the slightest doubt that treotlnjtGontrglousthis loathsome disease would bo much better off today If they had them selves to bo dosed on and potash the only which doctors ever blood poison and the the the the the ft no which pro decided long as home away the disease Is skill Swifts ar out the tho lurks ad We piece on plato Some tJla Sulnrlei Speaking of big salaries the biggest on record xras paid to George Gould For ten years work his father gave him S5000030 Time account went down as for services rendered That was at the rate of fOOOOO a year The highest salary evor pad a rail road president was the SOCO n year that vent to Sir Wlillatn C Van Horn when ho was president of the Cana dian Pacific New York Press urrat City Ior Prayer A visitor to Moscow soon discovers why It Is called the Holy City Ev cry 200 or oOO feet there Is a cathedral church chapel or shrine and which ever way you look you see people crossing themselves Until one has seen Moscow the piety of tho place IIs not easily understood The outsider cannot imagine Moscow conditions He cannot imagine church bells ringing all the time and people praying In the public streets at all hours of day and night On n Cnmel The sensation has been likened to that which would be felt by mounting a stool placed on a sprlcglcss cart driv en over a plowed field 1 found It all that and more Next to walking bare foot In chains riding on camel back Is In the eyes of the Moors the worst degradation they can put upon their prisoners Greys In Moorish Captiv- Ity Probably It must have taken lots of nerve for him to laugh and joke with the doctors while they were taking his leg off at the knee Didnt ho seem excited Well I thought he talked In rather n disjointed manner Chicago Trlh tine Ilie Called lllmnolf n Meteor Kocky Gulch cowboy who broke IUJlI1 show In that town by shooting at the meters called himself a meteor lie cause ho said ho was shooting stars Buffalo News jE VOUS WEAK DISEASED MEN NO CURE NO PAY THE NEW METHOD TREATMENT nriglual with ln 1C k L will poaii lively cure fororeranr form of Dloal1 or Sexual ditcaio It Ili Iho result of uO years experience In the treatment tit tiicio ulteafo WE CURE SYPHILIS This tcrrlhlo Blood Poison the terror oflIlAnklnl Melds readily to our NLW TUUAlilliST llowaro of Mercury mnymtnyourpstcwif 1 paIYne tho 1olnt throat bllir or- eyebrowafallogoutpimplosorhlo1e es stomach derangement ton eyes head Mho cte hnvo thoeecoudnry eta1ro of this Jllool lohon Wo ollclt tho mot obttlnato caiciVim halleDgo the world for a care we tecnt for treatment and cannot cure lly our treatment tho ulcers heal the heir grows again paler disappear the akin become healthy and maMagolpouibleandsafe CURES GUARANTEED ThoummUof young and middleaged pen have their rand vitality nipped 111 early abuses later excelJel mmle worry etc No matter tbo cause our Now Method Treatment ii the rcfa- eoWECUREIMPOTENCY A lid reJloro all parts to a normal condi tion Ambition lIfo and every are renewed sad one fool I blniieil a man among men livery eau II treated indt Iduallno Ct110411benco our wonder ful BUCCOM No matter what Bill you onninltnt confidentially Wo can too nlah bank bonds to guarantee to neoom pltih what we cla- imZ50000 CURED WO trost and cmrel EMISSIONS VA1000CELE SYIUIIII OLkIT- KTlthrrUItl hIIOfENlJ RIWItG- TnIlANA UrNA1UIIAL DtsciIAlw Bd DNRYendBLAUDEltDheuerONtUiTAI1ON FREHH unable DLANK tit color BOMB P1tEATMENTDR9 KENNEDY KERGAN 1 122 W Fourth St CINCINNATI O THE PROOF OF THE COAL IS IN THE BURNING Baskett CoalTELLS ITS OWN STORY When buying coal there are many things to take into consideration You want a clean economical coal that creates heat without throwing ot ashes and dust and one that leaves clinkersWE WHAT YOU WANTA- ll we ask is that you give us a trial and we feel sure of your further patronage for Our Coal Advertises itself SPECIAL PRICES IN CAR LOAD LOTS ALL ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS TO CompanyIi H A P P v N E W Y E A R Our stock is replete with many good things Ou- rClothing Shoes Hats Dry Goods and Notions Are the newest Our Overcoat Department Presents many rare bargains- InI all departments there are service able NEW YEAR GIFTS that we are sellingat a great sacrifice Make our place your Stopping HeadquartersW- ith a prosperous New Year to all andsoliciting your future patronage with best wishes JOLLY CAIN Irvington Ky I I98 BUYS A 350 SUIT U UlIlABIUT U MnUHOIT1JOllllJI B oar uauu Iotgaa IloaOT1 TWO TNIft11111ffi 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EXPERIENCE BO YEARS I TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Ac marInCommunteatonsY r l iueDtllentyepeealnotluwlthoutebargetntbe r Scientific flmerkan + Larreotottteu4aon aearrkJtraa T f t I t1 Ii 4 THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 BRECKENRIDGB NEWS r TTTao D 7 G DaUag Edlton tad Proprletri CARDS OP TUAXKS ever Ace ilea thirjtfd rer at tie rail ef lOetiUperili OlMTUAKIES charged fir at the rate Ir 5eenti rllirHOSBri 11 ADVANCE Can Xt fllI4 Your Name1e return of your paper nr an order itnUuciuK ui to discontinue It or ak HE us tu change your addoilI not enable uitu comply with your request unless you itale to which pott office your paper hat been going We k could not otherwise fina your nsme on our lis- tygptraytvhenaperionordereapa rdieconr beIv any The laws of the United States aHbid this protection W psbliihen1 TllIlIlIlIcnJcaDolI NEWS It a hone journal de voted to the Inteieiti of llrtclenildge crunty and to its neiichborirg counties It betietes In pro goes moving onward and upward not only In R mercantile pursuits but in fuming as well It be lkesInadopting the best mlbodl to reach the boot results and Iis an advocate ul progress mI Mil linn It It an el Id Jcumal read with Inter est and profit by people titI all cUnci and ages Its subscription pilce ii 1100 per year lissleltin ad vance If paId at the end of Ihe year by pott office money order chck urra money order registered Inter or t 012 tent stamp JD- BAIltAGC Publlber THE LIST WEEK OF TILE YEAR II G DUN tk Coos weekly review ol p trade says No correct report of failures in Ib09 can be made until the year has closed The failures thus far tee ported are fewer in number than in any e year since 18S3 and smaller in amount of commercial liabilities than in any year since 1881 General business is thorc ugbly safe and prosperous and no important firms have failed save some which were individually connected with concerns involved in speculation Wheat and cotton speculation has taken a holy day prices scarcely varying and the movement of both is surprisingly small The industries are closing the most ex traordlnary year of their history Long established branches have increased their capacity new industries have enlisted r vast capital and the improved condi r tions for the future are almost beyond calculation Electrical developments in light heat and power in making catar acts work wonders in the production of materials and providing transportation all over the land deserve especial atten tion The increase in demand for iron and steel products is the great feature of l the year The average of prices closes 119 5 per ceut higher than January 1 for pig and 1028 per cent higher for prod t nets Failures for the week have been 221 In the United States against 252 last year and 25 in Canada against 22 last year WE congratulate the new city council on its initial work It means business It takes hold of things like it had some J life and some getupand git Thats what we need in this town more push more energy on the part of everybody Lets get out of our old fogy notions and do something even if we make a mistake Heres to 1000 may it be the banner year in the old towns history Tug man who entertains a proposi tion to sell his vote or influence is just as guilty as the man who makes the offer We have no respect for John Whallena political methods and less for Dr lIar rell If what Dr lIarrell says is true j both men ought to go the pen Tug people of the town are opposed to the open saloon They have said so at the polls There is nothing technical aobut their votes The will of the ma jority expressed at the pulls is law and should be respected Be of Good Cheer This was tbe text chosen by Rev T V Joiner for his closing sermon of the t year 1699 He made an interesting and appropriate talk in which lie spoke oI the vast progress achieved in the past year both on religious and secular lines This is a time for rejoicing says this minister and he would incite his hearers t to go on and on and make this year a BeofgoadcheerRev pointment at Holts Obapel next Sunday Have Been in the Heart of a Game Section t Jesse Weatberholt and family John i Morris Gregory and family and Dr T D Renfrew and family after a weeks stay at Dundee near Sulphur Springs f have all returned home They report a most excellent time Jets Weatberholt is quite a hunter and saidWe killed 31 birds 8 squirrels and 4 wild turkeys Mr Gregory brought home a turkey weighing 33 pounds and what relatives and neighbors did for that line bird was iaplentyi Church Meeting The members of the Baptist church t era reqnetsed to meet at the church Friday evening to Attend to their regular r church business j Ladles Reading Club The first meeting of the Ladies Read ing Club in 1000 will be held at the home of Mien Lliinie Delluy Thursday after noon The Farm Journal lias nearly two million readers each Issue it is putting in a new press that will print 200 copies a minute it is the best farm paper in Amencii and it pleases the women folks all to pieces We have made a special arrangement by which we are able to send the Farm Journal for the balance f of 1899 and all of 1000 1001 1002 and 1003 nearly five years to all subscribers of the BnscKENBiDQB NEWS who pay a year in advance 6 LEWISPORT Prof T D lisle returned from Fell villa Sunday evening after weeks visIt with his parents Dave Dutcan of Hnwesville is assist ing in the postcflice this week Miss Lily Wagner who has been visit- Ing her brother Fred for the past week returned to her home in Oweneboro Sun day Hale Dean successor to W 0 Tagtt meyer as inspector for the Dean Tie Company was in town last week Mrs II L Myers attended the Dyer Freeman nuptials which took place Wednesday evening at the residence of the bride near Falcon Mrs Jennie Hancock iis visiting friends in Grand View Ind this week Mrs Letitia Smith and granddaugh ters Misses Annie and Mina Patterson returned Sunday from Hawesvllle after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends Cleburne Gregory returned to Owens boro Saturday after a pleasant visit of a week with his brothers Sam and Henry Mrs Mary Callendar and daughter Miss Emma returned from Owenaboro Wednesday after a pleasant visit of a few days with relatives Edwin Booh Weddington of Stan ley returned home Saturday after a few days visit with friends- H S Patterson is putting up some beautiful ice harvested from his large pond For solidity and transparency it cannot be surpassed by either lake or manufactured ice Mlaa Emma Callendar suffered severe laceration of her hand on Christmas Eve by the explosion of a giant cracker which she mistook for a Roman candle Peter Best has purchased a fine new saw rig from an Evansville firm It ar rived last Thursday morning ou the steamer Tell City and is now in opera tion in the Pell woods where Mr Best has purchased a large quantity of fine timberThe towboat W W ONeil which passed this point Sunday afternoon with an immense fleet of heavily laden coa bargee was evidently experiencing great difficulty in handling them owing to the large amount of ice in the river It is not thought she will get farther than Green River The twoyearold daughter of Mr and Mrs Gregory Blanford died of membra nous croup on Tuesday night of last week at Stanley whither Mrs Blanford had gone with the child about a week previ ous to spend the holidays with relatives The remains were brought up Wednes day afternoon on the 4W train and the interment took place on tha afternoon of the following day at the Catholic ceme tery two miles south of town The griefstricken parents have the sympathy of many friends in the lose of their only childA correspondent cf tbe Hancock Clari on says With this week ends another chapter in the history of Time When the next Clarion is issued the nineteenth century will be a thing of the past etc Is this correspondent quite sure that he is correct in making this assertion Did the century really end with the passing of the year 1S99 or does it end with the year 1900 I maybe in error but never theless feel confident that it can be clearly demonstrated that the twentieth century begins with the year 1001 A correspondent of the NEWS will please make note It was with pleasure that I learned of the substantial victory won by the temperance workers of Cloverport and it will be a source of greater pleasure if the law proves more effectual than it has in Lewisport Never before perhaps has the ineffectiveness of the law as applied to Lewisport been more clearly proven than during the Christmas week just past Jugs Jugs jugtl Jugs by rail jugs by boat jugs by wagon and jn p by every other available mode of transit The streets as full of drunken men as if there were a saloon on every corner and not a cent of all that was spent for this went into the town coffers This Iis saM in fear and trembling for I appreciate the fact that I may again be accused of pos sessing a sordid mind and of being actuated solely by mercenary motives Past experience has taught me that to men tion money in connection with this mat ter in any way is a grievous offense However I trust I may be credited with sincerity when I say it is my earnest wish that Cloverport may enjoy prohibi tion in its truest sense and that she may never see the law subverted and distorted as it has been in Lewisport- In a freeforall fight among negroes at Falcon last Saturday night Remus Lett of this place bad his coat slit from top to bottom Walter Shappel was severely cut on the face and arm and several other negroes were bruised up more or lees The cause of the mixup can be explained in two words Cider craps LIKe Blincoe colored with a super abundance of bilge water in his lank raised H disturbance in Uncle Levl Smiths meat shop last Tuesday night and was only induced to vacate when the persuasive powers of a cleaver in the hands of Your Uncle Levi were brought to bear upon him When on the outside Bllncoa proceeded to expostulate with Your Uncle Levi ire a man ner which rendered the air for several yards around him of a decidedly bluish tint Before the vocabulary of cusa worda had been entirely exhausted however Marshal Jones hove in eight bore down upon him and taking him In tow steered him into the august presence of Judge Hopwood who also pos sesnrs persuasive powers of a high order which he employed most effectively for under his influence Mr Blincoe was ca Joled into contributing 5 aud Inciden tals to the town exchequer q J B Clark Peoria 111 says Sur geons wanted to operate on me for piles but I cured them with DeWltta Witch Haul Salve It is infallible for piles and skin disease Beware of counter feltrA R Fisher SAND CAVE FLAT 1800 Happy Xew Yfar to all Mr and Mrs Albert Bennett were the proud recipients of a Christmas gift De cember 25a fine boy Mr and Mrs Lech Brown were pre sented with a Christmas gift December 25 fine boy Miss Cora Best of Stephensport spent several days with Miss Zelma Lay dur log the holidays Mr and Mrs Crafton Cashman and little daughter Lucille visited their par ents Mr and Mrs John Cashman last weekMrs Proctor Roberts visited her par cote Mr and Mrs Marion Dowell of Pierce last week Foster McKaughan and daughter Zula spout last Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs C Grant near Lodiburg John W Jarrett Jr whose school atI Bewleyville closed December 22 is at home spending the holidays Misses Sallie Hiner Georgia McCub bins Bell McCans and Ida Jarrett ac companied by Messrs Herman D Lay Albert McKaughan and John W Jar rett Jr attended tbe play Danger Sig nal at Rome Ind on the night of De cember 2CthIi It was only the too frequent use of the pronoun 1 in Robert Brownings po ems that this scribe criticised We cer tainly should have the right to criticise any of the ancient bards or modern bards either without any fear of giving offense Our heart goes out in sympathy to our esteemed friend Mrs F Ferry in her serious illness We hope she may soon recover and be her own pleasant self again We are glad that the Ste phensport holiday entertainments were postponed on her account Tbe people were too serious to engage in mirth We enjoy controversy or rather Investigation but we do not wish to pay atten tion to any of the contemptuous words hurled at us in Current Topics two weeks ago We make no pretensions to any superior literary attainments and therefore do not risk any failure Common courtesy points us to a better way of discussion We congratulate our Glendeane corre spondent of the NEWS on being so kindly remembered by his friends the patrons of his school Well do we remember his generosity In giving medals when he taught in this district Several gold medals that were given as rewards of merit are still worn by his former pupils They were as bread cast upon the waters and gathered many days hence And now he is the receiver of probably a more meritorious reward than any he has given Parents should be very careful what kind of literature their children read Good books create knowledge virtue and happiness and bad books create the opposite In preparing food for our children we would not do such an ab surd thing as to prepare a dish of poison ous food We should take as much care of their minds as their bodies and give them wholesome food for both It Is said by some persons that the standard of religion taught by Charles M Sheldon in his book called In His Steps is too high If it is higher than the standard of religion that Jesus taught it is too high And if on the other hand it is lower than Jesus taught it is too low It is argued that He had a divine nature and so He had but we are partakers of His divine nature If so be that the spirit of Christ dwell in us The fact that He had a divine nature makes it more incumbent on us to fol low in his steps He to our guide our lawgiver our Saviour He has prom ised the Holy Spirit to guldens into all truthSix Country Homes Beautifully Parted on a Hotel Register While looking over the hotel register at the Mitchell House a NEWS reporter was somewhat amazed to find the homes and birthplaces of this countrys young men who have risen to fame and honor The work is from the pen of Mr Mitchel who is fast entering the arena of art They are the homes of John Howard Payne Admiral George Dewey Allen Poe Rudyard Kipling and George WashingtonBe read our great offer of the BRECKENRIDOE NEWS for a year and the Farm Journal for the balance of 1800 and all of 1900 1901 1902 and 1003 near ly five years all for the price of our pa per alone Just walk up to the captains office and draw the biggest prize you overdrew This is our first Isue in the first month of the last year in the 19th century FALSE RUMOR A Cloverport Boy Still Loves His Kentucky Friends Belongs to Musician Battery U F 6th Artillery t QUARTERED AT OBRAS de PUERTO MANILA P h Nov 271699To the Editor of the BRICKENRIIXIK News SIR After having a pleasant trip across the States and the Pacific and tbat hearing that through some misleading informa tion some of my friends have learned or rather heard tbat I have been wounded will say it is not true In fact I have had no chance to receive a wound and for the benefit of my friends now residing in dear old Kentucky 1 will endeavor to give a brief description of my trip We left Ft Monroe Va April 12 1800 over the 0 k 0 R R for Cincin nati where we were transferred to the Big Four R R thence to St Louis where we were again transferred to the 0 B A Q R R Here we were afforded an opportunity to see tbe city as we had about two hours to lay over using the usual term We left St Louis for Kan sas City where we were transferred again We left there for San Francisco where we arrived April 19ib abont 000 p m embarking immediately the U S A TII Warren sailing on tbe following day Nothing but seasickness happened until we arrived at Honolulu on the 27th of April Remaining here for three days we were offered an ele gant opportunity to visit the city The many points of interest were visited and in speaking of the beauty of the city I will say tbat it is just such a place as God bad designed tbe Garden of Eden to be before the downfall of Adam Sailing from here the only thing of importance wao the crossing of the International Date Line which of course caused us to lose a day May 5tb After being at sea for twenty days from Honolulu we hove in sight of old Luzon and about 200 pm we crept by the Corrigidor island as quietly as Dewey had done and directly before us on starboard side we could see the wonderful destructive work wrought upon the Spanish Fleet by the invincible admiral Alter laying on board the Transport in the Bay for nearly thirtysix hours we finally landed and encamped on tbe Luneta of Alfonso XII where we re mained foronly one week Upon breaking camp we were ordered to quarter ourselves in a building Known as the Obras de Puerto where I have remained ever since After going into the quarters the duty of Provost Guard fell upon us and the conslquente of remaining in the city befell us People may think that we have asnap but they are badly mistaken when they think thus as vigilance in guard duty in this city Is just as im portant as on the lines As I have said before that I have had no opportunity to go to tbe lines I will not try to tell you anything about them for I do not know anything about them Hoping tbat this will rectify the false rumor as to my being wounded and that it will inform them tbat I am in the best of health I remain with the best of respect for all of KentuckyVery Euarrr B BATESI Battery F Oth Artillery Musician QUARTERLY REPORT lIFTJlE Breekinridge Bank Cloverport Ky At the close of bUIlD on the soth of December IB99 KESOURCKS Loans and discounts less loans to directors fiM9QS4l Loans to officer 140000 Overdraft unsecured M059 Due from National banks i566iOJ Due Irom state backs and bankers S99tt 1161774 1 Banking house and lot 300000 Other real estate II8j87J Other stocks and bonds SOiou48 Specie 1100000 Currency U90IS3 1490113 Furniture and Fixtures 300000 Debts in suit 524415I Stamp Account 30ooo LIABILITIES33969o3 Capital stock paid In in cash 4510000 Surplus fund 1000000 Undivided profits 55457 Due depositors as follows via t Deposits subject to chrck on which interest ts not paid 7 jS998 Time certificates of deposit fort which Interest Is paid Ulavi748 18a68J46 Unpaid Dividends per cent declared this day 353oo U390 7503 SSCountyi I A B SkDIpan cashier of DrecVlnridgc Dank a bank located and doing business at No Wall street In the city ol Cloverport in said count being duly sworn says that tbe foregoing report Is In all re- ape2tsatrue statement of the condition of the said bank at the close of business on the joth day of Dec 1899 to the best ol his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere Id that the above report Is made In compliance with an official notice received from the Secretary of State designating the 30th day of Dec 1899 as the daon which such report shall be mad A U SKILLMAN Cashier O toNl vn DewIIIIIJJ JJ Directors Subscribed and sworn to before me by A B Skiltman cashler the id day ofJanuary 1900- ClIAf B SlOLLMAN N P B C Commission expires Jan 16 1000 v r r Just it- cougb Not worth paying attention youhaveyouhavecough It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is a family falling coughAthemorrhageAt At last extremely difficult Ayers CherryI Pectoralquickly conquers your little coughThere doubt about the cure now Doubt comes neglectFor centuryflyersbeen curing colds and coughs consumptionIt if taken in time Keep see ef Br Aitrs Cfeerri Pectoral Plasters over Sots lugs U iei coati Shall we tent you m book on this subject free Our MedIcal Department It you have any complaint what desire the belt medical meacan possibly obtain write the doctor freely You will receive a prompt reply without colt Address DUJCAYEn Lowell Man WEBSTER 1900 Be careful about your dates A happy New Year to everyone Tbe weather this Christmas is just a little severe J P Stewart of Louisville visited here last week Joe Robertson of Collin county Tex asis here on a visit L W Moredock and family visited at Concordia during Christmas week Miss Lucy Burr of Daviess county visited Mrs Kurtz during the holidays Mr Ford and family of Jeffereonville Ind visited Julius Dutschke during the holidaysFred Moorman and family visited friends and relatives at Hardinsburg last week Gordon McGavock of Oloverport spent last week with his brother John McGavockMrs B Adkisson and daughter Mamie visited in Louisville during the holidays returning Snnday Henry Dngan will move to Oklahoma shortly We regret very much to part with such good people as Mr Duron and his estimable wife Misa Addle Lyddan of Owensboro and Mr Watson of Hardin county cousins of our genial friend Tom Lyddan were his guests during the holidays Miss Nannia Lyddan came home from school to enjoy Christmas in its fnllnesr but she has been ill of measles ever since her arrival A host of friends wish her aepeedy recovery It is appalling to note the number of bachelors in this community and old ones too Since a break is to be made in the ranks shortly it is to be hoped many others will follow It was announced at the church last Sunday that Charlie Claycomb and Misa Emma Kurtz two of our most popular young people will be married in the church here Jan 17th at 730 p m Bro Mell held two yery interesting services here last Sunday His discours es were appropriate to the occasion and we trust that many good resolutions were formed at these services that will be carried into effect during the year We desire to take off our hat and make our best bow to the Brandenburg correspondent for the nice things said of us last week We certainly know of no other source from which we would appreciate a compliment more than from Brandenburg A proposition is being considered to open a public road direct from here to Aaron Nortons and on to intersect the Clifton Mills and Union Star road near Walnut Grove church and discontinue the road leading from old Webster to Lodiburg This change will meet the general approbation of a large section of countryMuch levity is made of the New Years resolutions but we like to hear of people forming good resolutions at this time If they keep them it is well If they break them it Is still better thaI to have made no good resolutions at all It is tho individual who never makes a good resolution of whom we have no hope SPECIAL LI 10 PER CENtSTO- CKTAKING I REDUCTION SALE I ON ALL Woolen Goods For the Next 30 Days THE FAIRBSrNo Coupons given during this sale DEATH FROM BUllEt i i t The dread Typhoid foyer and fashionable though painful appendi ceti is often brought on from impure articles ofdiet I Avoid margarine or bull and hog butter Also inquire not only who made the butter you use but something about the cows health and environment Mrs So and So always makes good butter is a com mon expression but her half starved cow that has the hollow horn and is turned out on a zero day to seek protection on the lea side of a barbed wire fence makes some folks doubt its being good butter- I manufacture butter from a healthy and well fed herd of Jerseys and use the centrifugal cream separator and all improved dairy machin ery that is used in our best creameries or known to modern butter mak ing and guarantee my butter equal to the finest Elgin Put up in meat packages of 5 10 AND 25 LBS N Wrapped in parchment I also have Poland China PigS for sale from registered t stock Kentucky has none better and few as goodttI I refer to any one who has ever seen my stock Satisfaction ot your money back Dr P W FOOTE Irvington Ky 1LA1 rrT A isfD DAIRY FARMI A Plain Unvarnished Story No Store in Cloverport Can Match our Prices 18 Ibs Granulated Sugar 1 Polks Best Tomatoes 3pound cans 3 for 25 Beat Green Tea 50o lb Heinzs Pickles 6 doz for 25o Polks Corn 2 Ib can 2 for 150 4 Ibs crackers 25o Roasted Coffee 12o lb Lemons 15o doz at be charged All orde by will prompt attention 4 JULIUS SIPPELCLOVERPORT KY SEND us ONE DOLLARCtt11 II eUM eeM eleb It1IO aMe WIrllr-KOnD ual quu rutea OIUlU am4atu ofleshuBiitllM Ton can eiunlne II at yonrnevMl frtUbt depot and U 7ouendItztlyasppreetttedege to organs tnii atetalueyoueversawandhftlte less tbs ILW or lit11 and freight charges 3115 IS OUR SPECIAL 90 DAYS PRICE i2atS5- ES SS5SSCi E 3li5SBS J35CSIS3 rtM CkftTff MbrMkm Nub aaer WM never nada before onOttbeIDCtuOJaaDItrurnfyeah whichisI II TillscudcuaafetalahWgbfabelagIaioebeuwld solidenukrawedkannqb5mshbadsomel stifle soctave II stops ii ollowsi 0110p M frutlpil TettchqlrreNDoiqke 4 J JJsoMaeonbtotonlyaduseMfeltlestarsetejfclloijsitoekand1 ACMEQiJEKN Is plate rreneh lulrror nlckil plated pedal frame and every modem mprovemaR ISCwskbtntiedurn tnu steel u4 fell trU tatraf Ua Wk Mklbat GUARANTEED 26 YEARS VeZCa tteabtndtaR Aau aa Myth tgiveoatwe3 JeVr oloDZ perfectly mill NCEo1ONTDELAlNlreOUR n rorMetropolttaalnalban 2 Ibs Dewey Reception Cakes for 25o 3 packages Brazil Cocoanuts lOe Finest Cream Cheese 2 Ibs for 35o Pickled Pig Feet 2 for 5e Best Salmon 15o per can Goods these prices cannot telephone receive rnrnlihedwItbalOill J aiheleseompan1intadee1aeClaIealrODc1P oy Derl7OIIIIpooPleIDOlUoWD buildlea WI I OIlUJlAL ea Mse sndmudoalmentes a eps aaa evwthing sa meMeaa lrolowwt wboiNaN price Writ rue hsoL launaedMa0ss 1I SEANIROuuoK co Ita IIIHo iaalaf5eaaadWayxtlt C OAQ03 s r J1 w THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 5u n A CLEAR HEAD good digestion sound sleep a fine appetite and a ripe oldage are some ofthe results ofthe use of Tutts Liver Pills A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue Known Fact n absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia malaria sour ptomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and all kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills1 BRECKENRIDGE NEWS Kff 1a1r1a 1i1Nf 13I st+ 19t i The News in Brief r W 4444 4444 44444 4444 Dont write it 1S09 e1 J5ra Mattings at Sulzsrs A happy New Year to you Mauser Bullet irons at Sulzere Oldcrimp has come in reality James R Skillman went to Louisville todayAll commodities have advanced ex cept air 4 L G Withers of Kirk was in the city onday rI1rLJ A Ross has returned from SkillmanMrs LaNeave has returned from LouisvilleCutaway 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 atOwensboroHave 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 visited his parents in this city Sunday 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 posed through town Monday en route to Vic toriaMr Robert Ball of Jolly Station has been the guest of Mr and Mrs John DeanThose 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 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 relatives Mir W L Smith pf Futon Mo was the guest of Sire FJ Sawyer during the holidaysOerfmanager of the Fair left Sunday for Loniayille to be with relatives aid friends ilhe small boy andthe large ones too a eteeijoying tberjnorti of skating on CloVer cfeeku+ aa Mabel Wblteheftaf of Cannelton Abegu8 of MlafHNeJUrand Sallle AbffsePttnon Flat attended the Masonic panquet last aJJbt o1 Washington D Holtfeft last night f r illlawhere he will spend the rest tedlthewiater toMd1WIleon wbo bbeen very Ill of erystyelae ia able to be out again Hw Nannie Adams and children who bare beea 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 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 anti children returned Sunday from Irving ton where they have been with relatives 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 enterprising 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 of 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 sis 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 pleWillie 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 serf of the Fair in this city who has acquired the reputation of a first class story teller and who is full 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 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 Arrived For the Chair Factory at Lewlsport XxwiaroBT Kv Jan 2 SpecialThe 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 tanning order The establishment 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 promoters 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 Tike 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 soclttyt folks were out in holiday attire and the laughter caused by the opening of queer looting packages resounded throughout the louse 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 says Our baby was covered with running sores 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 Mrs Wm Smart Mrs Thomas Ge Mrs David Murray Mrs Etta Evan ai ses Jennie Worfield Alltene Murr IFuny Smith Florence Cottrell Nell tii gory Grace Ferry Belle Brace Jh Uessie May Hicks of Owensboro Mt J irboe Margaret Elizabeth andartI Bow mer Messrs James R Skillw Eugene Vest Fred Fralze Roy Hu ser Fred Ferry Ohae Moorman Eitdt Babbage Fred Delluy Jesse 1DnRelleFaiileigh 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 o 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 something 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 tarry 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 andwife and I as we talk about these things often sped 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 tobable 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 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 Sucharticles should neverbe used except on prescript iou 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 bottle v Built of Flooring or gelling 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 years had the pleasure of eeelig the other day a road wagon built of flooring or ceiling lumber He says that it is a rare occurrence 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 always promptly reaches the realcause 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 cure 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 SI1 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 StI BEWLEYVILLE Jesse Payne came home for the holi days Vise Gola Orendorf visited Miss Ollie Payre recently Miss Alberta Drury spent Christmas 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 Mattle 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 MillerThos Wathen Drury are visiting Mr and Mrs Alonzo Moorman their grandparentsDavid 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 tuteWe 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 pone 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 well GOLDEN ROD t i t t I EACONSUMPTION I IInever stops because the weather Jl y V l4 jThenj AIV Keep taking It It will heal your A IIanU IT o wlntuJI i v A Notice of Contest 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 district on the lUtli day of December ISO upon the proposition whether or not spirituous vinous or malt liquors should besold bartered or loaned therein and whether said law and prohibition should apnly to druggists therein and have caused a copy of said statement to be servedon the County Judge of tills county This Is the J3J day of December 1899 KeysJoe WlJaltlnglJB8 J1I Pheltin J Barnettt Fisher Price Graham Ulrich Farber Chas W Ilamruan Clayton Croesou Thou C John U Mattiagly Thoa1 W Lewis F Fralze H L Snider G Alit M1 W MitchellI James Hambleton F LlWitfoot Henry 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 regarding 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 follow ing guests ate 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 Moorman Fred Ferry Roy Ho Ber 0 T and R Skillman 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 Nelson Page and a new book was begun New Years Tea Mrs A B Skillman gave an 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 lither home and her little friends were there to help her enjoy tile gifts t wvr tiN WANTSjsjs titflti vAdtertisements inserted under this head at the rate of one cent a word each Insertion LEGAL BLANKS IFOH SALE Illank peed and and All Form Legal Blanks lODGE NEWS OFFICE I TOITION IF Mortgages ltECKUN OH SALE Certificate Bryant Stratton Butincu Collrce Loullrillf KY Apply ItECKENItiDGIi NEWS OFFICE I tl60 PER DAY SALARY l S J of in tt to IwANrEOA few energetic ladles and gentle tu canvass Above salary guar SeephInlpol BREED the kind that win as the record ol my CarWillbreeding and captured a good percentage ol the desirable prizes The prlee winning boar Head light Jr 43999 and old Artful rote roth In service t1Qs I their tel tor sale My brood cowl are of best American and Eulilh strains Come and see me NORTON Loulivlll Kv THIS PAPER ONE YEAR Tousey bolbig Murray informal m CALDWELL FARM JOURNAL II 5 YEARS 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 paperlollan immense circulation among the but people everywhere You oueht to take it NOTICE I We are going to send you soon a sample copy of the Farm Journal free and let It speak for Itself Lookout forit i iii Y i lugi i gone If it i- sJonti Delay I iiBut come to SULZERS and thoroughlyexaminetheirlineofti i oftass j i gInr s gs j IIThe goods is of American iguarani i ispeaki qualities and are better sat i i i iiinspection and when once seen there isnt any doubti i Yt0Y I SULZERS i j Phone 5a4Ring 2 i A Happy New Year i And many thanks for your pastp patronage Begin the new year in the right path by trading a- tMeade Countys Largest Store Here your wants can be supplied at the Lowest Price greatSacrifice Odds and Ends making room fore i SPRING GOODS It is a RARE BARGAIN SALE andt 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 MEYERBIG SPRINGS KY r zccc == = == =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 t a- r Cl v 1 i t t fi t f t 1 r Jr F a 1 A c 4 i i i P j r r 1Iitoit 0n- j G 6 THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 I PRISONERS OF WAR A Kentucky Missionary Writes Entertainingly of the Indian Reservation in Oklahoma i THE APACHE IN WAR AND PEACE f By MIss Maud AdkIsson of Quston Ky At your request I send a short sketch of the Apache Indians and why this band are prisoners of war In May 18S3 Ihlugj had come to a bad paaa at the Apache agency at San Carlos Arizona Because of the lack of harmony between the War Department and tbo Department of the Interior Gen Crook that prince of Indian manipulator lial asked to be relieved of his command discipline lead been relaxed and thin Apaches nffecUd by the under taintv of the governments policy had grown bod and reckless nroodin over wrongs some of which we nough others exaggerated or fancied a group of those men whose names are famllhr to all army men fithereJ together in council drank too deeply of Tizroln their native liquor until fearing punishment and driven on by their restless spirit they broke away by iiiKbl from their reservation one hundred and twenty four men women and children in alland Ibd to the wild faslntasea of the Sierra Mndrne The two leaders were the now famous Geron Imo Medicine Chief and Naiche the War Chief who though Iras well known played as important a part In the events which follow as did Geronlmo Geronimo was short thickset hut spare and of great endurance General Miles says of him He was one of the brightest most resolute determined looking men that I have ever tncoun tered lie had the clearest sharpest dark eyes I think I have evereeen unless it were those of Gen Sherman when he was at the prime of life and just at the close of the great war Every movement indicated pjwer energy and determination In everything he did he had a purpose Tune description still pictures the old chief as he comm to visit our school and regardless of invitations walks through our private rooms closely examining each object with his sharp eyes as he placidly seats himself in the most comfortable rocker in the mean time giving us a clear example of the above Lamed purpose when being offered some candy from a small sack he put in his hand and took all of it Prolonged activity and old age have done something toward taming both his spirit and demeanor Kaiche was the hereditary chief of the Chihuahuas a man of tall and command ing presence and a physique of iron It is sari that in these old bloody days he ehowed himself a born leader of men ln flefiniMe in the campaign and a whirlwind in Little Of the other chiefs Cli u ilma pronounced Chiwhawah was with the hostiles while Chato and Nuuhe gavn luot fflloient aid to the military as scouts It is not my Intention to tell the terrible story of the war which fallowed The Chiricahua Apaches had always shown tKemuelveH veritable Hands in cruelty and ferucity and now after years of restraint their worst passion broke loose null their hideous and bloody atrocities are too horrible to relate So swift were thnr movements and so ex tended their operations that the whole frontier of Arizina New Mexico ai d Northern Mexico were terror stricken The military sprang to its duty nobly first under Gen Crook and later under Gen Miles the campaign was carried on with a vigor that seems incredible Names which a grateful nation has de lighted to honor during this last eventful year and a half began to make themselves famous for gallant service among the Sierra Madres Officers Ghaflee Lawton and Leonard Wood showed amid the hardships of the Indian campaigning those same qualities of courage energy and generalship which contributed so much to the success of American arms before the fortifications of Santiago All bear testimony to the terrible character of this war The great ruggedness of the country combined with wlllness endurance and desperation of the Apaches rendered military operations exceedingly difficult It is reported that the women would bind their children and packs upon their backs and run trom sixty to seventyfive mlles a day defying every effort of the cavalry to overtake them After about a year of the war path Chihuahua surrendered to Gen Crook and five months later Geronimo and Nalcbe gave themselves up to Gen Miles By order from the Department not only the hostiles but many friendly ChI rica mas and even men like Chato Kieta Martinez who had fought most faithfully against the hostiles during the war were transported to Florida and thera impris coned in the dungeons of old Fort Pickens The damp climate of this place proving fatal to many of them they wore finallyi x101 removed to Fort Sill where they now are They are about three hundred in number and aro nominally prisoners of war unJer the control of the War De partment being Eettlrd on a reservation six miles tqaaro near the fort but in reality they lave almost perfect freedom The Dutch Reformed Presbyterian Church of New York city through Rev Frank Hall Wright who is himself half Indian established here 1 little less than a year ago the Apache Mission After the house was built and furnished it wes found inadequate for the work thereby necessitating Mr Wrights making a trip to New York to raise two thousand dol lars for anew building This he did ill about six weeks and no A a five room cottage is going up with a sewing room and a room for my interpreter attached The part of the house we now occupy will be used for a kindergarten We count it a great privilege to work with and for thesi people and only last evening Nalche the mot hlluential chief of all told Mr Wright that he wants to walk in the Jeeus road Jt Dorothy the daughter of Naiche is my inter preter and Ramona Chihuahuas daugh ter is a Christian so you can roe how readily we can approach them While these men were in prison at Fort Pickens their little children were sent to the great industrial school for Indians at Carlysle Ienu where they Varied to be wholly independent Many of them are fine young people interesting and entertaining- We feel perfectly secure here and deep peacefully with windows and doors unbarred Until my mother came Miss Moseley our little Comanche girl and I often spent nights alone argil enJoyed it tooI enclose a picture of Geronlmo in his fighting cap also some Apache head work made by a woman on this reserva tionWith best wishes for your success and the perpetuation of the NEWS 18m- Slncllrely MAUD ADKISSON The 1olltc Iullcuinnii It was crowded on the avenue and there was a constant stream of veil cles coming and going At the crossing of two of tho most congested streets stood a police otllccr tall and commanding Irreproachably dressed and with an eye that compelled obedience When the tide of travel surged thick est a little old lady came to the curb and looked out Into tho Impassable stream of carriages and wagons Evi 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W BEARD MORRIS ESKRIDGE R M JOLLY INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS AT THE RATE 14 DIRECTORS OFt CENTS I A WEEKFor the OLDEST and BEST AF TERNOON Newspaper In the South The Louisville Evening Post paradanComplete OpinionsofWashington and Frankfort News EVERYTHING THAI A DAILY NEWSPAPER SHOULD CONTAIN RrealagPost The Rates Are 8160 for Three Months noatlYUJ17 copies for 30Q Mate 8 ad fKttUl card fofStisiplsteiUsv r 1 A e 1t w THE BRECKENRIDQE NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 7 u =BRECKENRIDGE NEWS HIS START IN LIFE A STORY THAT A DISCUSSION ON RELIGION BROUGHT OUT It Involved a Clirlatlan nnd nu Inn del and a Slant Remarkable Cnlncl Ace nnd tIzo Narrative Pointed n 1 n VeII- Tho j question of religion came up the other day In the Busy Mens Lunch club and old Parmcsnn who Is senior warden of St Pecunlas church and therefore constitutes himself a de fender of the faith leuiarked You may say what you like gentlemen but a religious man Is more apt to help thoso who need It than an Infidel I am a firm believer In Christiani ty remarked Bllson who has mado a million or so In the Swamp during tho last few years but I take exception to that statement When It comes to helping a fellow who Is down Its about an even toss between a Chris than and all infidel You doubt It ho continued as ho saw old Parmesan shako hjs head Well to provo what I say I will give you an episode In my own life I camo to New York In 1873 with no capital but a country made suit of clothes and a common school T looklngoyoungttU1 me but like many another raw coun try lad I was Irresistibly attracted to tho city where I soon expected to strike tho combination that would lead to fortune and fame But before long my main thought was to keep front starving I could get no work and no body would listen to mo when I asked for It I tried to keep up my courage but Jn my heart I would have given aoyiWng to be back on tim old farm agate Well one day I grew especially des perate Tho papers were full of tho triumphant success of Billy tho Con verted Bum who was holding revivals all over tho country And I asked my self why I a clean decent young fel low who had never been a bum should be allowed to starve while Billy was living on the fat of the land At first the wild thought came Into my head to start out myself on a career of crI mean of revivalism under tho name of Charley tho Con verted Boy Fiend and rako In the shekels llko Billy But somehow I felt I couldnt get down as low as that A brilliant thought struck me however I would state the whole thing In an advertisement more to relieve my feelings than with any hopo of getting an answerSo enough money together to Insert tho following In one of tho papers If I were a drunken bum Just taken out of the gutter scores of kind religious people would stretch Out a hand to help me But as I am ftlY a decent and self respecting young Jp3n with no vices or bad habits I am without work and starving In this treat cruel city And I added my j Initials and address i The next day I called to see If there mlght possibly bo an answer and got two The first ono I opened read as yourAugoice In the same position I found help trough a noblo Christian man and If tu will call and see mo I will Provo you that there is a Christian who Is tie and willing to help you If you are orthy Ask to see mo personally as am sorry to say my partner Is an In jtel and though a good man bo olght not bo disposed to look at your se so kindly My heart Jumped with Joy on reading this kind letter and for a little iShlle I forgot tho other one But I lon Opened It and read as follows I was deeply stirred by tho undertone of despair In your advertisement as I was once as friendless as you are I found a start in llfo through a noble man who like myself was an unbe liever And If you will call and see me I will prove to you that there Is an unbeliever who Is both ablo and will- Ing to give you a start In life If you are rorthy Ask to seo mo personally as my partner Is a Christian and though a good man ho might not bo disposed to look on your case kindly Wonderful coincidence wasnt IU tot the most wonderful part of theta yet to bo told Theso two men artners Each ono of them was l g to do a good deed without tho owlcdgo of tho other i The end of the story Well that wAs Interesting and remarkable too After trying In vain to decide to which of these two gentlemen I should make myself known I determined to seo them together and read the two letters io them I did so and you ought to have seen the look of blank surprise that ame over tho faces of both man- U they learned that though differing so widely In creed they were at one In acknowledging the religion of humani ty They were silent for a few mo OMQti and then the Christian with tears In his eyes grasped tim hand of his partner and said H Brothers have wronged you for I bare learned that without knowing It yoU are not far from the kingdom of heaven It la I who bavo wronged you ex etataaedhls partner In assuming that irea would not obey the teaching of TMT Matter to feed the hungry and clothe the naked Let us hereafter liv- oII brothers Indeed even though we may sot be able to profess the same rNd And may the unknown God w tignorantly we worship accept us atUwkut ce two good men gave me a all4 were my dearest friends un ity died The moral of It all Well J think there Is moro goodness JItthe world than can be enshrined In may creed however trueNow York Tribune Tb manufature of quinine was be- gUn in Philadelphia by John Farr In ttMTtht yNrof Its discovery r No Pear Whet ll aili Drawn i1Gla- I have seen thousands of persons die under nil sorts ot circumstances and never yet have 1 seen one display the slightest tear of death This re markable statement was made the other day by a physician who has prac ticed many years In Phllndulplila and Who has seen a great deal of hospital service It Is a popular fallacy he went on to Imagine that a deathbed scene Is ever terrIble other Slmn as a parting between loved ones The tear of the unknown Is never present at the Inst Even amid Ignoranco and vice I have never experienced such scenes as aI novelist who strives after realism will sometimes picture When a patient Is told that he can not recover and the end Is near he In variably seems resigned to blsl1teI and his only thought seems to be of those who are to bo left behind This Is true alike of men and women Those who become hysterical and declare they art not fit to dc arc the ones who are not as III as they think they are They always got well A psychological reason Oh 1 dont know that there Is any Its Just a hu man trait Philadelphia Record A Composite Nnine One of the differences between the cast anti the northwest said a Puget sounder Is the names of places and the Sklkomlshcs the Snohomlshcs the Snoqunlmlcs the Wnbklakums and the lot of them give a man funny feelings and when he runs across Bucoda on the Northern Pacific railroad In Pierce county Sash he doesnt know wheth er It Is Chinook or Slwnsh or what But It Is none of themlike Kcnova In West Virginia which Is near the June tlon of Kentucky Ohio and Virginia or Dclmar where Delaware and Maryland como together Bucoda Is a composite name nnd Its story Is simple enough When the Northern Pacific came In a town sprang up anti it must have a name There were Indian names In plenty but something more novel was wanted so Messrs Buckley Coulter and Davis all N P officials put their heads together first and their names Inter anti the name Bucoda was evolved with an etymology very apparent to any ono who Is at all Informed In terminology Bucoda It has remained and It Is not half bad as names go In the Puget sound countryNew York SunII The Peculiar Jnlnn Ernest M Bowden In The Nineteenth Century reports a chat with Raja Slvaprasad on Jalnlsm The Joins pay more regard to the feelings of the lower animals than any other sect In the world will not kill them or Injure them are careful to avoid destroying even Insects sometimes wearing a handkerchief over tho mouth to prevent any living creature being breath ed In It may be argued that this tenderness will prove In the long run fatal to It4I possessors handicapping them ccrtously In tho struggle for life with less scrupulous rivals As evi dence to the contrary Mr Bowden points to the Jalns- Notwithstanlllngthe opposition If not active persecutions of bygono times the one small sect which more than any other In tho world has taught and practiced tho doctrine of ahlmsn or non Injury to living crea tures stands today after somo four and twenty centuries by tat tho most prosperous community In a population verging on 300000000JJ Weapons of the Sltank A skunk once challenged a lion to single combat The lion promptly de I dined the honor Why said timII skunk are you afraid Very much so said tho lion for you would only gain famo for having tho honor to fight with a lion whllo every one who met mo for a month would know I had been In company with a skunk This reminds us of tho story about Henry Ward Beechcrs father tho fa mous Dr Lyman Bcechcr who when someIbodyI In a newspaper replied that when a young man crossing a field one night with an armful of books ho saw a small animal and after hurling several volumes at the animal found he got the worst of It and over since had thought It better to let such animals alone Our Dumb Animals And the Minister Smiled The York Me Transcript says that a Portland minister recently called up on ono of the families In his parish He ascended tho steps and knocked at the door Receiving no response ho was about to depart when ho heard a window In tho next house open and a womans voice say Mrs Smith tho ministers at your door What was the pastors surprise and amusement when ho caught Mrs Smiths response wafted gently around tho corner of the house Sb dont you sposo I know Itl The next Sunday after service Mrs Smith met her pastor and expressed her sorrow that sho was away when he had called Eli Wife Saved 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cooking pots Roasting Is done on spits pass ed through the holes so that the moat comes out very much smoked unless great care Is taken to have only live I oenIcommon j I n sort of first cousin to the Irish stew It Is j a conglomerate composed of I constituents from the animal IrreularII I table kingdoms a mess of mutton anti such other meats as are available I jI nlrot1Ii chopped up highly seasoned with 111Ipcrs nnd herbs anti stewed to a con sistency of porridge What happens to be left from one meal simmers In the pot until the next If the fire goes out the chupe Is allowed to coolI but It Is warmed up again and a now i supply of the Ingredients added to theII water logged and greasy stuff for next meal I I In the cities nt the hotels nnd restaurants where there are Frcn6h or Swiss cooks the chupo Is savory nail ii palatable but the farther you go from the centers of civilization the worse It gets One eats It at first under pro test then from necessity and only to escape starvation but finally the stom ach rebels and yqu limit your diet to boiled eggs and fruit which are usual ly to bo obtained but the experienced traveler always takes canned meat and IetlterSTREET HecorllII Many Difficult Problems to lie Met In Their COSItrtCtItfli iI The making of decorative street floats Is n dllllcult trade said a New Orleans scenic artist who has had plenty of experience In the line he men i tioned There arc so many things to be considered Ior Instance u llont must look well both near anti far It must be ible to stand a dash of rain It must be light enough to go over any kind of street and solid enough to re slat a gust of wind and most Important of all It must be so constructed that It will appear all right to folks In upper windows Soma years ago a young designer from tho north runde several small models for tableau cars that charmed everybody who looked at them They were certainly very beautiful and noel but when I was called In as an expert IIsnlc1 at once that they wouldnt do They were designed to be viewed from the banquette only and from a second story window every particle of effect would havo been lost More over a lot of hidden mechanism was certain to ho discovered at any eleva tion above 15 feet Tho young artist frankly admitted I was right and abandoned tho Job He said It Involved entirely too many optical problems to cult him When I make my drawings for a float I cal culate on n visual sweep of 30 de grees That goes from the level of children on the pavement to people looking almost straight down from the upper floors of tall buildings Unless such a precaution Is taken tho car Is certain to bo a failure New Orleans TimesDemocrat Man nnd III Smoke Every little while you read that a man 00 years old and still halo and hearty has smoked all his life but It Is nevertheless a fact that smoking Is very Injurious Men should bo ashamed that they aro unablo to quit tho habit This Is not written by a man who has no desire to smoke but by a man who smokes a great deal has tried several times to quit and couldnt do It When you find a boy who Is pale and sick from his first smoke remember that his father and his grandfather aro to blame It will take thousands of years to reform tho world If we begin now A boy is as certain to look for a pipe as ho Is to look for a sweet heart His father was guilty of both offenses before him Atchison Globe lies Little Confidence Game Wore playing railroad train she said as she pulled her fathers paper away and Im the conductor Tick ets please He took a card from his pocket and handed It to her She looked at It In tently for a minute and then handed It back That was Issued yesterday she said and Isnt good today Youll have to pay cash or get off tho train Ho gave her a dime He knew bo bad been worked but what else could ho do Chicago Post It has been demonstrated repeatedly in every state in the Union and in many foreign countries that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a certain prevf ntatlve and cure for 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steamer reached her pier usual between voyagers who have occupied adjoining staterooms and hobnobbed during nn ocean roy age A plausible explanation was vouchsafed by the American EngllsluunnIperslstetl American In n most obtrusive and annoying manner Within two days of Boston the Englishman one morning hunted up the American and found him In apparent despondency gazing seaward from time hurricane deck Confounded blue this morning old chap Whats the matter And the theIMatter enough growled the Amer- Ican Ships lost captain dont know which way to steer Iorgot to wind the compass last night The Englishman listened with mouth agape then rushed off to tell his friends of time consequential mishap Evident ly the gullible Britisher was pushed along for somo time until ho found everybody guying him Boston Post lie Knew Ilnyfalr The manager of the phosphate mine was a Scotchman tall big boned with the strongest Glasgow Doric In his tongue At llrst he was obdurate and desired us to leave the ground anti 10 drop the specimens which we had taken before ho appeared At last I addressed him In good Scotch and ask ed him wliPthcr he thought I was a mining adventurer Aye thats Just what ye arc No I replied I am a Scotch pro fessorThen If yo are yoll be bavin a nameMy name I said Is Playfalr Man said my Scotch friend aro ye Lyon Playfalr I assured him I was but expressed surprise that ho knew the name to which ho replied looking from his 0 feet 2 Incite with compassion on my 5 feet 4 Inches Hoot mon yer names traveled farther than yer wee legs will ever carry yoLetters of Lyon Play fair Caught the czar Peter the Great was once very neatly caught In a trap by a Jester attached to tho court The Jester was noted foi his cleverness In getting himself anti his friends out of difficulties It hap pened one day that a cousin of his had Incurred the czars displeasure anti was about to be executed The latter therefore presented himself before his imperial mrjcsty to beg for a reprlov On seeing him approach the czar ui vining his crand cried It Is no good to conic her I swear I will not grant what you are going to ask Immediately tho Jester went down on his knees saying I beseech your Imperial highness to put that scamp cousin of mlno to death The czar thus caught In his own trap could only laugh and pardon the condemned man Columbian I want to let people who suffer from rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamberlains Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medicines and a doctor bad failed It is the best lini ment I bays ever known J A Dod gen Alpbaretti Ga Thousands bave been cured of rheumatism by this remedy One application relieves the pain For sale by A R Fisher Olovorport j R A Shellman Stepheneport Ire stead Caine Whllo Hall Calno was In this coun try severalI years ago tho Aldlne club of New York city dined him Among those Invited to meet Mr Caino was ono of the most popular of our Amen can authors Soon after tho dinner began dinner cards began to circulate With requests for autographs The author In question whispered to his neighborsIm to send my card np to Mr Calno as soon as I can for I am down for a speech later on and I want to be able to say that Ivo read something that Caine has written New York Mall and Express Home Manner The young wifes ideals begin to be shattered when sho sees her husband put his feet on tho best chair Phlla delphI Record Dr Bulls Cough Syrup banishes at once sU forms of Ihrott dlseaies and Mwayi ef Cectaa permanent cur This woodrial remedy has CURd thousands of sufferers from bronchltlt hoartentsi and other bronchial trouble Nazi Conkllne nnd Curtis It Is to be suspected tbnt somo of Tom Nasts wittiest work with his marclous pencil was printed not published was Intended simply to gratify his frltmtls ami never met tho eyes of the general public Nut long ago lit loolng oer the album of u lady who for years was a social leader at Washington I came ncross a con tribution of Nnsts which was as ef teethe In Its way ns any of tho car toons which have mado his name fa mous lie wanted to Impress upon the lady that Washington life inn been too much for him anti did so by drawing n capital full length picture of himself as he npptarotl walking along the ave nue What gave tho picture point and rendered It Irresistible was the fact that the back of his head was where his face ought to lieIn other words Washington hind turned Ma head I suppose the politicians still recall Roscoe Conkllngs famous allusion to time great cartoonist In his Rochester speech dedicated to George William Curtis Mr Curtis at tho time was tho editor of Harpers Weekly a position which he had held for many years In the course of his philippic Mr Colliding took occasion to refer to The Weekly and although Mr Curtis sat listening to him ho described It simply as tho paper made famous by the pencil of SastNew York Mall and Express Trngedlen of tile Grand Cnnjon Tragic stories are told of men who have lost their lives In tho search for precious metals which may lie hidden or uncovered says Harriet Monroe In Tim Atlantic Tho great primeval flood cut Its broad V through all the strata of rock with all their veins of metallic ore down to the earliest shapeless mass leaving In Its wake the terraced temples antI towers which seem to Intro been planned by some architect of dlvlucst genius to guard their Inaccessible treasures till the end of time Anti time river rising far to the north among mountains rich In mineral has been washing for ages tho sands away and depositing thus gold anti silver and lend In the still crevices of the Inaccessible chasm Hero the earth laughs at tier human master and bids him find her wealth if he dare nnd bear It away If he can A young California who accepted tho challenge and set forth upon the turgid water to sift Its santls for gold never emerged with his hapless men to tell the story of his search Only near the brink of the cleft are a few miners burrowing for copper and sending their ore up to the rim on tho backs of hardy burros ns who should prick tho moun tain with a pin or measure the ocean with a cup Got the Correct Time Juice Foster was for many years one of tho characters of Oregon Mo ITo drove tho hack between Oregon and Forest City anti was known to every man woman and child In Holt county Oregon Is three miles from tho railroad and for many years was not connected with any other town by either tele graph or telephone One morning Rob ert Montgomery hailed Foster as tho hack started for Forest City and said Jake I wish you would get time cor rect time at Forest My watch stopped nightAll Bob said Jake When Jake returned from Forest ho put up his team and walked around to the bank where Montgomery presided Stalking Into the bank Jake stepped up to the window and laid down a soiled bit of paper bearing tho figures 1117 What Is that asked Montgomery In astonishment That replied Jake Is tho correct time at Forest Omaha WorldHer aid Lungs and Long Life One of the most remarkable cases of longevity on record was that of an Englishman born In 1483 whoso deli cato appearance made all the doctors give him up when he was In the era die His chest was so narrow says the report that ho seemed to havo difficulty in breathing Well this young moribund condemned by the doctors to dlo In short order lied In 1051 at the age of 109 He saw the reign of ten kings Secuudl lange consul of Venice at Smyrna measured only 57 centimeters around the chest and ono of his lungs was diseased Nevertheless ho lived to tho ago of 113 years Ho was mar ned five times and had 40 children When be was 100 years old be got his wisdom teeth When he was 110 his hair turned black again At 112 his eyebrows and his beard turned black Old People Made Young J O Sherman the veteran editor of the Vermontville Mich Echo has discovered the remarkable secret of keeping old people young For Years he has avoided Nervousness Sleepless nest Indigestion Heart trouble Const pation and Rheumatism by using Eltc trio Bitters and he writes It cant be praised too highly It gently stimulate the kidneys tones the stomach aids di gestlon and gives a splendid appetite It has worked wonders for my wife and me Its a marvelous remedy for old peoples complaints Only SOc at Short Haynes drug store Office In Roar of Moorman Si Owens Drag Store Dr J L MOORMAN Dentist Guarantees satisfaction in all kinds of Dental work CLOVERPORT KY THE BRECKENRIDGENORMAL HARDINSBURG KY First Term of Five Months Begins September 4 InstructorsPractical thorough and enthusiastic men and women No school in this section of the State offers superior inducements COURSES AND TUITION Primary 1 75 per Intermediate 2i OII Preparatory 3 20 monthI Teachers 3 20 For further information catalogue address D S ROBERTS Jr B President HARDINSBURG KY F R WILDER G28J Fourth St Louisville Ky HARDIN WILDER DENTISTSIIN IRVINGTON ilIcb IDifficultThe mot centrally located and only tint clan hotel In the city malting a faoo rate Only one block from the principal shopping district and two blocks from the principal theatres Street cart past the door to all parts of the city- Everything neat and clean I AFTER USING I For sale by Short Haynes Druggists Cloverport Ky II New York Dental Parlors 542 FOURTH STREET 1542 MAKE NO MISTAKE BUT GET IN THE RIGHT PLACE 5421 ESTABLISHED 1888 equippedIentaiWe were the first to reduce the price of Dentistry to bring it within the reach of All Teeth Extracted25cFill- edwithAmaigamSOc Filled with Gold Platinum Al by75eFill-ed with Gold100 and u- pAGoodSotofTeeth500 Best Set of Teeth no Better made fSOO Old Plates Repaired and made as good asnewWe extract teeth absolutely without painWe are the only dentists in the city who extract Your teeth and replace them with temporary teeth day Sundays from 8 a m till 12 oclock Lady always in attendance LOCUST LAWN nERD of Registered Poland China Swine The herd II headed by Commodore Sampon 16J8 a son of King Trenton IS6S the greatest prize wIoniis Ioland Chla Sing living or dead Commodore bampson Is a duplicate of bhceie brated tire and we can truthfully say without casting any reflection on llreckenridge county that wo never expected to tee aa grand a bred bog orso fine an individual within her borders We tell no show records lint we can tell aged sowigiht boars ready for service spring and fall plll that will pIueyou Cheap for quality of stock Call on or address 0 A FOOE SON- Irvlnjjton Ky w 1899 ANTKD SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONEST per ons to represent ns at Mint lIen In thl and close by counties Salary 100 a year and expenses Straight bona fide no more no leu salary Iotltlon permanent Our reference any bank In any town It Is mainly office work conducted 4t home Referent Enclose selfaddresMd stamped envelope TUB DOMINION COM ANT Dept 3 Chicago PAftKEft BALSAOltanwi hale PronotM a luurUBt tmrth fever Jails to xtoe Ors rut to Its Youthful Oem Cons scalp dlwues indium a Scientific 5320 per month Classical 3 20IIII Music 3 50 Board 175 to 82 25 per week and A and same J M HARDINBrandenbu rg K I Every IHOTELI I LOUISVILLE KY PIKE CAMPBELL Mgr HEALTH AND rnL lljJlYIxv jjxt v 1orlDOSI SAFKTY COMFORT tLivi11i an vanilla Packet Line Fast Mall Line Between Louisville and Evansville STEAMERS E G RAGON- F Hi RYAN Matter WA BISHOP Porter TARASCON- D L PENNY Matter L T CONNER Purser TELL CITY R II BALLARD Master W B NEWBELL Purser P D STAGGS andNewquickerthsnTravelers will find the steamers are unsur Thebestmenu It equal to that of the but hotels General offices 170 and iS Fourth Avenue Louisville I D SuperintendentW W IIPresidentV WILLIAMS T P AI IO Qweneboro Ky Bookkeeping BY MAILFull courses 21 cash or you ran pay SlOO OR 200 PER MONTH scbooisprivateschool ofShoihandI You eversollttlsI IATU TO rHoz WHO RIND FOR CAHAUXWm AT OWC SCHWARTZ SCHOOL 3252 Weit Jefferson St Loultvlllo K TRUSSES 650 125 AND UP Tvs tr Millar fiut TTUMS Hft4 tt WEOURAIITIS rilTOBT than onethlnt wnesosryonwIsn our rnl Tl or our IQ a 755 KmnUI KlulU Trau llluitntM above cut this ad out and MndtouswlUiOllt imui nuciumi tt your lIIsbS WIit A5 s how long you have beta ruptured whether rupture Is Urge or small alwtute1 number Inches around the body on a line with the rapture sal whether ruptnral on right or left aid and we win tend either truH to you with the under standing If II a ptrfMI It J teul u Ust tkree III Iid wewillWRITE FOR FREE TRUSSmoneylltCATAlOCIJ set mcii ihtwtII iItvtnciudtngthe lew tlooo Lo rr thitesm sii I s 54 wk11 5S215 IIIIwger In thli and close by counties Salary 19 a year and expcntta Straight bonafi Jt no more no 118 salary Position pemunent Our refer eneei any bank In any town It Is mainly office work conducted at home Utterance Enclose I selfaddressed stamped envelope Tits DOMINION Gout ANY Dept 3 Cbgcigo r + br k- I u Q 8 THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 1900 i BRECKENRIIDGE NEWS STEPHENSPORT 4 Weather continues cold VT L Blain wont to Louisville Mot dayMrs L Brinaley IB now occupying Hi telMidwayGrover JatreUwent to Oloverpor Wednesday Will Lennln of Hardlnsbure is at ti the Smith House Mrs Livers and children are in Can = nelton this week Mrs Dr tapper is visiting her sIster MIT Hohiuson of Louisville Mrs Wm Sargent spent Saturday wit her sister Mrs Sbellman Mr and Mrs Shiveley spent the lholl days with his parents in Owensboro- Miu 1he Hmer of Louisville is vis- Iting her Bielcr Mrs Best this week MIM Etta English Hopkinsville IIs visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S En Hah Edward Payne cam from theJCom mercial College Lexington for the holi days Mrs John Bennett of Louisville and Mrs Dr Basbam are guests at the Smith HouseH English Jr left Friday for Hop kinsville to accept a position with his brother Mr Lacy Miss Dee Basham Lodiburg resumed her school duties Monday at lloberta school house Miss Leona Petit of New Market after a pleasant stay with her unCle Mi Wm Petit returned home Friday Mrs Ella Wadllngton and son Master Edgar Lee spent the holidays with her mother Mrs Williams EvansvIlle The corpse of Mr Luthen Vititoe of Wayne Ark passed through town Friday for interment in the Rome ceme tryQuite a crowd from here attended the entertainment at Rome Tuesday night given by the A 0 U Ws They report a grand time Misses Uettie Lee Dix of Owensboro and Mabel Moorman of Yclvington after a lengthy visit with Mrs IL T Roberts have returned to their homes Mr File Hawkins of Union Star made a lying visit to the depot Satur day to meet his little daughter Lsflal Belle who has betn visiting her aunt Mrs Sargent Our little town was over shadowed Sunday when the news came from Nor tons Infirmary that our dear friend MreF 0 Ferry was in such a crItical condition and had had a serious opera tlon performed But we are glad to say that she is doing very well and we hope to have her again with us in the near future We miss her in every thing and nothing is complete without Violet Her parentr Mr and Mrs E H Miller extend thanks to their many friends for the kind consideration shown them in their deep sorrow by abstaining from all gaiety during the holidays They realizs that they have the heartfelt sympathy of our little town It takes but a minute to overcome tIck- ling In the throat and to stop a cough by the use of Ona Minute Cough Cure This remedy quickly cures all forms of throat and lung troubles Harmless and pleasant tj take It prevents consump tion A famous specific for grippe and Its alter tIftctsA H Fishe- rBALLTOWN lUlU h F MOM LAST WKEK Clarence Mattingly ia somo better W W Whalen spent Christmas with his mother at Fordsvllle Burt Orum who has been in Evans ville since last March has returned Marion Jackson of Tar Fork went to Hardinsburg to spend the holidays with friendsMr and Mrs Percieltyan spent ChrIst- mas with her parents Mr and Mrs It C Mattingly i whoipast week has returned home g Mr and Mrs Eli Taul and two little children of Owensboro came up Sunday- to be with their parents Mr Joseph Taul and Mr W R Wellington during be holidays There were two new arrivals in this community last week Mr and Mrs Chester Beavin of tills place And Mr and Mrs Joseph Allen of Hickory Lick are the proud possessors of bouncing boys i Christmas passed oil quietly here The merchants seem to be satisfied over the results of their sales The farmers also have some encouragement According to old signs a good crop year follows a white Christmas Little Ruby Hawkins daughter of T L Hawkins living near the Iron ore Hill fell from a horse and broke her arm recently Dr Howard was summoned and sot the broken bone She is getting along nicely Mr J Sheer Sedalla Mo saved his chlldeillfe by One Minute Cough Cure Doctors had giyen her up to die with croup Its an infallible curator coughs colds grippe pneumonia bronchitis and throat and lung troubles Relieves at onceA B Fisher BRANDENBURG I The young folks have had a tine tlroe skating Misa Agnes Malin will return to Lou iaville this week Mits Ruth Phillips visited Miss Mar L Ditto last week Miss Nell Trent spent the holidays at home Wolf Creek Miss Lens Nevitt will return from Louisville this week Misses Susie Elder and Ethel King spent the holidays at home School opened Jan 2nd A numbs of new pupils will be in soon Mr Fred Schene was the guest of Mir Winnie L Woolfolk last week Miss Mabel Hardin entertained a few young friends to dinner New Years day Vise Wathena Hamilton spent Christ mas at home She is a successful teacher No preaching in town last Sunday Our ministers filled their other appoint meritsMiss Nellie Stith of Ekron spent Sat urday and Sunday with Miss Andre Brown Mr and Mrs El1 Alexander spent the holidays in Louisville with Mrs Thos AlexanderMrs has taken the house vacated by Stuart Ovvinga who has moved to the Stark property Mies Eula Dowden who has been at Vine Grove for several weeks isathomt for the holidays Misses Florine Anderson and Ines Jerkins were guests of Misses Lula and Minnie Bland last week Mr and Mrs Brennan and Miss Basalt Elizabeth Brenuan of Evansville were guests of the 6t Cloud Hotel last week Mrs Remian Mrs Annie Coleman Miss Mary L Ditto and Miss Lula Wool folk gave pleasant socials during the week closed The Pope of Rome and other author- Ities have settled the New Century ques tion Ihe 31st of next December this 19th century dies All true Kentuckians are proud of the silver service presented the battleship Kentucky but we wish our own city had furnished it Miss Mary Greenwell a most excel lent worthy lady has left for her home in Andyville after a years stay with Mr TSimmons children Mrs Blanche Fontaine has been some little better for the last few days How we all wish that bright ambitious friend might be herself once more Mr and Mrs Boot Neafus are enter taming today Monday for Mr and Mrs Joe Mills the bride and groom ot a week About twenty five guests are in vitedQuite a number of changes will take place here in business circles but I am not authorized to publish them and I am very cautious about reporting private af faireDwight L Moody the great evangelist ties gone out with the closing of the year Ills last words we will all do well to rem tuber I have always been an ambitious man not to lay up wealth but find to work to do I see Irof R 0 Shacklett a proml went teacher of Meade and Breckenridge counties has given up the Presidency of the Baptist college at Sturgis Ky where he had taught for several years The icewagon ran all day long Sun day and by tonight Monday every ice house in town will bu full The ox was in the witch and the Sabbath was seem ingly desecrated but unavoidably I pre BumeBear in mind the Democrats precipittt tbd the war with Spain They knew the Republicans had the bIttherefore they hurried up the Democratic steeds that much more Now they are blaming the administration for the tide of affairs Mr and Mrs Jesse Malin of Vine Grove Mr and Mrs Jesse Herndon Irvington Mr and Mrs George Wool folk oi Louisville spent Christmas at the family homestead of Mr and Mrs JWLewis D W Lewis who has been south was also home for the boll days In all probability such fine Christmas weather will not occur again in a gener ation but all things in this mundane sphere come to an end sooner or later Our experience blare it out The Loll day season of 00 has Kline into nameless oblivion except in memory In my letter some time ago which was crowded out I made mention of Mrs Hobbs of Hardin Co coming here to make her home with her only child Mr James Bland She ia an acquisition to our town kind pleasant gentle and a perfect lady She has had deep sorrow which has only purified and refined her nature Ihe case with all noble charact ersThe Lawton Matinee at Macauleya Friday afternoon will be a very delightful performance Shakespeares tragedy Macbeth including the murder scene rill be given This a noble sentiment put forth by a charitable people and the theater should not have an empty seat rom gallery to private box The stork has flown around above near then afar for eight or nine years but never yet lighted on J Morgan llchudsona home Yes the stork has- been unfair but it took good Jolly gen erons old Santa to deposit Chrlatmi morning H pink and white bundle Ito- ga den the hearts of Morgan and hIs dear wifc who dearly lave babies la1Y congratulationsMr of near Garnettsvillt fell several weeks ago and tustalned In- Juries from which his brother Dr D IO Pnsey says he will not recover Mi Pusey is an octogenarian and boa led most upright Christian life Mr Burton made his ecture rhe Making of Man at the St to Teachers Association last week at Ltuiayille Iit was well received and mULl compli mented Mr Burton is reco inlzed as a leading educator In Kentucky and J coming man of this new cental y Meade Countys popular school supei intendent W D Ashcraft made an ad dress The Essentials in a Course ofi Study before the Kentucky Education al Association last Friday at Louisville We here are sorter stuck up over Mi Burton and Mr Aehcraft and their i ception in that largj intelligent State affairThe stock holders and directors of the Meade County Farmers Deposit Bank held a meeting last Saturday to consIder Mr Allen Armstrongs resignation Mr Armstrong has been the able cashier since its organization with Gene Fon taine assistant who by the decision of the officers has stepped into Mr Arm strongs position Gene has been faith ful efficient and proficient and his man friends are greatly pleased at his desert ed promotion Mr Armstrong will go tto Rockport Ind as head bookkeeper in the Woolen Mills He leaves many warm friends here who regret to ate the and his pleasant wife leave Mies Annie E Gunning Tyre Mich says I suffered a long time with dy spepsla lost flash and became very weak Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured me It digests what you eat and cures all forms of stomach troubles It never fails to give immediate relief In the worse caselA R Fisher HOLT Held horn jut wick Miss Susan Smith ia visiting friends In Sample shies Settle Miller is visiting Miss Alice Board Miss Frieda Riedel is visiting friend in Cloveroort Turkey and fruit cakes are numerou in Holt this Xmas Judge Mercer of Hardinsburg is the guest of Capt A J Grots Miss Forrest Hardin is visiting rela lives in Ekron and Brandenburg Mies Rosa Reidel of Cloverport iIs spending Xmrs with her parents Mrs M II Fontaine is suffering with a bad arm caused from a bone felon Mies Mildred Fontaine and her dolls spent Tuesday with Miss Lee Board Mr and Mrs File Dallaven are visit ing friends and relatives in Cloverport It is rumored that we are to have aa quiet wedding in our neighborhood very Boon Mr Forest Haynes left Monday tc spend the holidays at his home with his motherMr Coons was badly kicked several days ago by his horse but he is againMr has received his barge of coal and the people are busy hauling their winter fuel Mr and Mrs Zack Hardin are spending several days with Mrs Hardina par ents Mr and Mrs John McGavock Mr Coons two little grandchildren Mattle and Sidney Crutcher of Owens boro were up to attend the Xmas tree Mr Harry Board who is staying at The Inn Cloverport is home for several days We are glad to have you back Harry Virgil H Fontaine went down to Olo verport on Mondays train to be the guest of his little cousins Frank and Wm White curing Xmas The Xmas tree given by the Sunday School Monday night in Holt Chapel was a success in every respect The ladles displayed elegant taste in drapins rod arranging the toys from one tree to the other It was beautiful to look at and afforded the little folks great pleasure The children were as little fairies singing and acting their pieces so nicely The opening address was beautifully delivered by Miss Katy Coons Mr LP Addison or Santa Claus was perfect going around shaking hands with the little ones and kissing the babies whose little eyes were wide awake and all a wonder what Santa was going to bring them There was not standing room in the Chapel and every child was remembered Mrs JG Stephens teacher of the little boys class was remembered with a beautiful glass vase Mrs Hannah Hardin who has charge of the Bible class received a very handsome bisque handkerchief box and jewelry case from her class Mrs W E Minor also was reo membered by her class but I failed to find out what she received Made Young Again One of Dr Kings New Life Pills each sight for two weeks has put me in my teens again writes D H Tamer oi Dempsey town Pa Theyre the beet in tbe world for Liver Stomach and Dowels Purely Vegetable Never gripe Onll 25o at Short Haynea Drug Store LODIBURG Toe New Year has come H H Johnson Is on the sIck list Mr A M Hardin Is able fo be out again One of Edgar Adklesona children ie very 11- 1Joe Robertson of Texas is vIsiting in our community Bornto the wife J W Keys on the 14th a 13 pound boy JE Hardin went to Irvington one day last week on business Mr Grayson Payne was the guest lol Muse Nannie Johnson Sunday Mrs Patten of Missouri is visiting relatives in this neighborhood i nche Payne of Cloverport spent a fe lays with her mother Mrs J A layne J E Keys and family returned to his bOle i Cloverport after an extended t islt to iodlburg Luc P yne and brother Carlt were the guests of Pearl and Willie Johnson a itw days get week I am Keys wife and baby spentSatur day ana Sun fay at Lodiburg the guests of his atbsr Mr A J Keys Mrs Old French of Chambers Kyle spending the I oil Jays with her pa rents Mr and Mis A J Keys Henry Hardi t and eister Winifred spent a few da slat t week with their sister Mrs V m H Gibson of AddIson There was a small pat tyat Tom Rob ertsons Thursday night the music was furnished by the Payne beys string bandMrs T Payne and Mrs J Payne spent the Christmas holidays in Clover port the guests of their sister Mn Gus Gibson and other relatives Bush Stiff fowl Miller George flruae and Charlie Norton arrived at Lodiburg from Missouri a few days ago to spend the Christmas holidays at home Public school at Jareds schoolhouse closed Friday before Christmas with a nice treat for all and to the sIncere re gret of both pupils aud patrons The pupils regret to see their teacher Miss Medora P Caldwell leave them A HOUR GIRLS WEDDING A Picturesque Affair Preceded by Sports and Followed by Pro longed Gayety A wedding Is altars an event of al most national importance and is really a most picturesque ceremony writes the euthor om Pauls People of The Boer Girl of South Africa in the January Ladles Home JournalIITbe friends anti relatives may arrive a day or two ahead of time according to the distant to be traveled and the Boer homestead becomes a most animated scene Scores of oxteams are scattered about the surrounding Dlaln j negro ser vants are bustling around guns are fired promiscuously whenever more guests ar rive dancing feasting and eotTae drink lug are carried on in the cottage and everywhere around it j impromptu shooting matchea and horseraces are decided and joy is unconfined Alter the cere mony and after all the guests have kiss ed the bride and bridegroom the wed ding feast is eaten and then the guests spend the night in dancing and playing games It would be a breach of etiquette for any of the guests to depart befor the dawn and iindeed tb3 fiddlers music and the sound made by the dancing feet are often heard until noon of the follow leg day The wedding tour consists of a journey to the cottage and farm which the husband has secured from his father and which adjoins the old homestead Dr Bulls Cough Syrup is the beat remedy for all bronchial alTectloni It IIs a great mistake to allow a cough or cold lo run on Ilor it may develop icrloui throat and lung trouble Take Dr Dulls Cough Syrup at onto COURTING OOM PAULS NIECE An UpSitting From Dusk to Dawn Proclaims the Engage meet The Boer girl of the country aistricta of the South African Republic is able to go to town only once or twice a year and then it is to attend the Nachtmaal or communion which Is the ciiief festival of theae deeply religious people writes Howard 0 Uillegas ofShe Boer Girl of South Africa in the January Ladles Home Journal The journey to the town is made in oxteams and may require a weeks or a months time but it Is always an epoch in the Boer girls life especially if she is about six teen when she is auppdsed to have at tained the matrimonial age Then some tall robust Boer youth whom shn has met at fornjer Nachtmaab may summon up courage to ask her whether he may call at her home and have an up sitting which ia a sort of ultimatum before an ullimatlon If she consents the young Boer will shortly afterward ride on horseback many miles across the plain to the girls home and will prove that he Is worthy of her love by sitting up and talking to her fropi sundown un til break of day For two young Boers to arrive at this period of courtship la equivalent to announcing the engage ment and then the prospective bride begins preparation for the wedding CLIFTON MILLS llEUl rtOM BAIT WEIKJ Health In this community Is good Mr and Mrs John Wright went to Irvington recently on bualnew Lee Jordan who has had typhoid fever for tome time ia improving at thia writ- Ing Earnest Beauchamp gave the yours people a party recently and all report a good time Herbert Haddock has discontinued hl school at Walnut Grove on account o lackof fuel- Walter Adkisson returned to Webster Thursday where he has a position on railroadMr Drane went to Hudson ia short time since after his wife who hae ueen quite ill Let us hear from more of our eorre sponJents and make the BBECKENIUDQ NCWS the best paper In tnt Suite Mr Wr s it who bought Mr Parks place near nera has taken possession and ia well pleased witn his new house Mr Frymire has closed a very success ful school here and will return home We regret very much to give him up Mr Henry Beard had a painful accident a short time ago While hanlin fodder the wagon passed over hIs ankle and across his foot mashing it badly A spelling match was held at the schoolhouse recently Those that led were Hies Mattie Adkisson and Mis Lena Rush There were plenty of able spellers and all had a good time DaWitts Little Early Risers purifj the blood clean the liver invigorate the system Famous liver pills for consti pation and liver troublesA R Fisher DUKES J L Duke repairing hiaslore house Cloverport gave the devil a black ty the 10th Christmas brought with it both stOW and cold Rev H 0 Hook begins a series of meetings here next Monday night The very best wishes tto the NKWB correspondents and its many readers We are glad to learn that the elcl ones of Tom McGavocks family are get ing better Friday was the coldest day of the season and some predicted it a forerunner of a cold spell Haveyou made good resolutions for the coming year Have you resolved to lay aside your bad habits Rev Robins filled tne pulpit Sund y Brother Snead being engaged in a protracted meeting at Sample- R Sapp and James Tay will push tc completion the residence of W W Dunn as last as the weather will admit There will be one more month of school Miss Agnes Gordon assistant will not help during the remainder ci schoolHorace Lamb la soliciting a einginf class at thIs place Mr Lamb ia a good vocal teacher and we hope he willsuc ceed in his undertaking He has taught music here and gave the very beet sails faction The death angel brought sadness tc the bearts of many In our community during Christmas time Three homes were visited and three dear earthly ties were wafted to the bright realms above Mrs Emma McGavonk wife of Tom Mc Gavock infant child of Sam Wheatley and infant of W T Burnett were the victims claimed One Minute Cough Cure is the best remedy I ever lued for coughs and colds It is unequalled for whooping cough Children all like It writes H N Will lams Geolryville Ind Never falls It Is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results Cures coughs colds hoarseness croup pneumonia bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles Its early use prevents consumption A R Fisher PATESVILLE HELD FROM LAST wzaK1 Santa Claus is a welcome visitor There is another fine boy at Brigham founga Mr A T Blaine went to Stephens tort Saturday W 0 Blaine went home on a flying trip last week Miss Llnnle Blake Is visiting hernia hr Mm Harmon In every direction almost we think we hear wedding bells Miss Effie Frank is visiting friends in and around Pateavllle Mrs Hall of Dallas Tex IS visiting her daughters at this place The Nws Is always a welcome visitor very week in many homes Harmons new residence on Water treat will soon be completed Mrs Letltla Ellington Is visiting her parent Mr and Mrs Frymire Dr J T Milner went to Union Star to pend Christmas with his parents Lisle Youngs father Nearer Young off this place uvery ill with consumption Rev Logan Martin of New York City and Rev James Martin of Haweaville heed the protracted meeting at the rethoaiet Larch Thfcncky night MQUADYo iUld from last week The health of this community is good Muse Jude Brtekey is visiting ber motherOwen Elmore went to Uardinsbnri SaturdayMr Bates is having a nice house put up now They are expecting to have church at St Marys New Years Day Mine Mary Aikins was the guest 01 Miss Maggie Beavin Tuesday Messrs Bland and Lyons were very busy Saturday selling Xmas goods Mr Sbesson was the guest of his daughter Mrs Aikina Wednesday Messrs Crenahaw and Newman were the guests of the Beavin girls Sunday Mr Walter Wilson and son Luiber went to LouBiii lu spend Ohriatma Old Iron Is getting to be very valuable Mr J W Pate shipped two carloads last weekA large crowa mom bt Marys arinu ed church in Hardinsburg on Christmas DaySeveral from St Marys attended the exhibition Friday night All reported a nice time Of course the people of the W OT U were glad to know that whiskey was voted out Mr John Aikins and sister Mary were the guests ot Mr Dayld Crews and sister Friday evening The children were very much pleased with Santa Clauss visit to them and art enjoying the many presents he left Misses Liza Maggie Clara Mary and Alice Beavin and Trude Jarboe and Messrs Len Sam and John Beavin and Frank Hinton were the guests at Mr Pete Hintons Saturday night Misses Frankie and Liza Croomes chools closed Friday About five hun sired people attended the exhibition The speeches and dialogues wery bean tiful and the songs and music were ex ecllent Walkers Tonic is the link that pIcks up the vital force of man in his run down state and binds him to health and strength by recuperating the brain reg ulating the action of the Heart and nourishing the Nervous Syste- mTOBINSPORT lucid fromlatt week Mr Wm WInchell went to Cannelton ThursdayMr Frank was in Cannelton WednesdayMr and family were in Cloverport Monday Miss Emma Weatherholt went to Clo verport last Wednesday Mr H W Cockrell and family were in Cannelton last Wednesday- Mr George R Winchell and family were in Cannelton last Wednesday Mr 0 L Adams and son Willie were in Cannelton Ind last Wednesday Mr O 0 Whitehead and family are in Louiflvlllp visiting relatives and friends Mrs N B Sanders and Mrs Charles Weatherholt were in Cloverport Thurs dayRev J Ed Mnrr and wife came down from Rome Saturday and returned Mon davMr Hugh Gardner of Jeffersonvllle Ind is spending the holidays here with hIs parents Mr and Mrs Thomas L Weatherholt and Mrs Florence Simona were in Clo verport Friday Mr and Mrs Charles Colvin of Louisville Ky are visiting Mr and Mrs J D Bavln of this place Mrs Wm Tinsley and children are LooiSIvllleMiss Llda Polk and Miss Lena Lamb spent the holidays with relatives and friends at Skillman Ky RAv Z Ferrell of Hawesvllle Ky are rived here Saturday and preached his regular sermons Sunday Miss Amanda Tate and Mies Alma Wealherholt spent Christmas in Clover port with Mr and Mrs Marion Weath erhultMr Lester Polk who has been attend log the graded school here returned to his home in Eureka Ind last Wednesday to spend the holidays with his parents He was accompanied by his cous- In Chester Polk KOdolDyspepsia Digests what you eat artificially digests itho food and aids Nature In strengthening and reconstructing tho exhausted digestive or gans Itlsthelateetdlscovoreddigost ant and tonic NO other preparation can approach It in efficiency It Instantly relieves antiperntanently cures Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn STaMence Sour Sto nach Nausea HeadacheGastralglaOrampe and all other results of imperfect digestion matekkeelajidhlookahlaboutd rapiepskamatledAimee Prepared by CCD WITT a CO Chicago For sale by A B Fisher Gloverr ort To Organize a V M C A 1J In addition to hla regular morning acid evening services Sunday Rev Rut ledge will bold a meeting for men at three oclock in the afterrtoon to discuss ways and means of organizing a Young M lIen 8 Christian Association FOil THE BLOOD UVErUUNfiS jxr Experience has shown to physicians t that the majority of l1fC3seshave their origin in the derangement or disease of the stomach and other organs of diges- tIon and nutrition The stomach is the 4 receptacle in which food is received and the laboratory in whIch it is prepared toi nourish the different parts of the bodytaa It prepares brain nourishment inane way nerve nourishment in another muscle nourishment in another When the stomach isIt out of order these various forms of nourishment are onlyt partly or imperfectly prepared and nerve muscle or brain as the case may be is only partly fed and the result is pain which is Natures protest and warning The pain may be in thclftJscl or in the heart but you must reach it through the stomach or you cant cure it xlmt is the philosophy on which Qr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery is prepared It has absolute control of the stomach and digestive and nutritive system It cures diseases in head heart I liver lungs and other organs by curing the diseased condition of the stomach which prevents the proper nourishment of the various organs and corrupts t by its own diseased condition in partial nourishment it provides In Kke 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