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PERsoNAL--Wm. H. Cole Of whitinsville
Mass, Mcssrs. E. E. and F. H. Verrill Mr.. end
Mrs. G. A. Sanderson of Portland, Me-, and
Henry Shaw Of New Orleans are at VIII
lard's.-GeorgeR r. Lawrie has returned much
improved in health.-Messrs. A. A. Zimmer-
man and Joseph McDermott of the New Jersey
Athletic Club, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Pyle OF
Bridgeport and John T. Welch of New York
are at the Randall.-LeRoy Brainerd of
Portland, Conn.,, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G. Grey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed J. Evans of Pittsburg
are at the Riggs House.-Mr P. v. De Graw
has gone to New England Messrs Frank X.
and NJ. j. Cameron, J. S. Doyle W. A. Nc.
Glannan, s. b. Saunders and j. j. Cunning
delegates from Baltimore to the Catholic con-
vention, are at Welcker's.--Thos. b. Kerr
OF New York is at Wormley's.-J. Lowenberg
and daughter of Portland, Oreg., Mr.. and Mrs
E. Warner OF Milwaukee and Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler
Paige OF San Francisco are at the Shore
ham.-Gen. William Malone is at Chamber
lins.-Mr. Harold Eames of the navy and
wife, II. s. Sherman of Cleveland, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Shaw Kennedy of Chicago and Mr.,
Thomas Doliber and family of Brookline Mass,
are at the Normandie.-JohnM Murphy Of New
Haven ls registered at the Hamilton House.
u. >; richardson OF Boston, Gen. Jas. D. Nc
Bride OF California, Wilson L. Gill of New
York, ID. II. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ
Taber are at the Fredonia Rev. J. S.
Detweller, ID. d., president of the board of
education OF the general synod of the Evan
gellcal Lutheran Church, arrived yesterday
and is staying at the residence of his uncle F. NJ.
Detweller, esq. 504 street northwest.-Mr.
h. +. Barrett is at present in New York.
L. X. Luf of Boston and w. n Groves of St
Louis are at Hotel Johnson.-Albert Phennis
OF Kansas City, r. Sugden and Thos s. lay
cock of England, DIR. E. NJ. Mann of San Car
los, Ariz. j. X. Green and RS. Kennedy of East
Boston are at the ST. James-Mr ID. w.
Beach OF the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing is at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
having been ordered there by his physician.
but expects shortly to return to the city and
resume his Duties
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Prices of Shoes to Advance.

New YORK, Oct. s.-About l3O shoe manu-
facturers, representing all parts Of the coun-
try, met here yesterday and decided that there
must be advance in the price Of shoes.
This decision was reached only after long
discussion. II is said that the advance would
be from Is to so cents pair
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Charged With An Old Murder

Los ASGELEs, CAL, Oct &-Nsthsn willst, .
farmer living near Norvalk, has been arrested
with having shos and killed H. b Woodward =
Anderson county, Tex, sevsntsen ysan ego.
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DEPARTURE OF THE DANISH MINIsTER-The
Danish minister, Count W. Sponneck, with
family and servants, left New York at O'Clock
today by the Bremen steamship Aller for a
visit of some months to the counts estates in
Denmark. During his absence abroad the
Danish vice consul at this city, Mr. Louis Bag
ger, will be acting minister.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Interna
revenue, s5OS, $40; customs, Sl,O6I ,951.
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PREPAYMENT OF INTEnEsT.-The prepayment
OF interest on government bonds yesterday wal
S59. lS2, making the total to date SO 97l 456
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-,NLTUlI CF The CONDITION
~
The CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Al Nashingtcu IL. the District Of Columbia
~ the CLOSE Of brs:l e.s OctvLsr =. lNaG.
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REVENUE APPoINTMENT.-Wm. z. Frazier has
been appointed United States gauser at Balti-
more, Md.
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A Hot Chase After Robbers.

DENVER, Col, Oct a-Deputy United States
Marshal Bush has arrived here from Salt Lake,
whittier he went to capture the Muddy Creek
stage robbers. Bush located the two men last
August in the Blue mountains and started after
them with posse. He chased them from wyo-
ming to Utah, thence to New Mexico, thence bach
TO the Blue mountains and finally 10 the La
sale mountains, where Dan Parker was cap
tured after q desperate resistance. Franz
Rogers, the other robber, escaped
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1r11 PUr DoI1ARs IL Yorn,

pocket to call and the immense bargains We offer
We guarantee you q sdrso of 30 per cent. Our stock
contains the choicest fabrics in Mems. Boys and
ChiIdren's Clothing.
We emention few specials for today and tomorrow:
We start those Nobby ll-weight Overcoats that
are selling all town for s1O. price is $3.50
Then comes those elegant 1Ieltons and Kerseys.
with without Silk facing We let them go Ior slO
Now comes the fine imsorted Me!;ons Kerseys
cheyiots and woIses-all shades tsiik HnedD at sI5
actually worth s22.
This isn't all Our line of Overcoats range from SIS
to ego. We have every known material and STYLE
In Suits you have the opportunity. Our Mems
Suits range from 49, so to $50.
We can give you suitiDgs in Cashmere. CheviOt.
Wor'ted. TricOt. English wale Clay worseds. Thibet
IL fact. any material that yCu may wish
Our Boys and Children's Department is complete.
Weean Mt the Stout Man. Lean Man, Tall Man,
shor; Man. Extra Large and Extra Small Man.
NEW YORK oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
MANUFAcTURERs AND RETAILERS.
Buffalo. NY syracuse,NY.
s1l 7sh St NV. s27-23r
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TENSIONS For DISTRICT PEoPLE.-The fol.
lowing named residents of the District o.
Columbia have been granted a pension
Origina invalid, Charles Loome (Soldiers
Home); restoration and reissue, Andrew T.
}ovard; increase, David L. Thomas, Edward
Morris and Henry l.. Sherwood; reissue and
increase, James Clarke Soldiers Home)
widows, Frances NJ, widow of Theodore winn
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@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers"
Cor. 9th and u SITS. n. W.

K-SATTENTION. VOTERS.
ARE YOU GOING HOME TO VOTE, If so
WHY NOT BUY ONE OF OUR sI5 FALL
OVERCOATS. SHOULD You SEE ANY,
THING BETTER FOX THE MONEY INYOUR
TRAVELS WE WILL GLADLY GIVE YOU
THE Sl5 FOR THE COAT PROVIDED IT Is
Rel URNED To US UNINJURED. FALL
WEIGHT TROUSERS AND SUCH ARE NOW
READY.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
One-price Clothier,
434 7th ST.
Store open until tonight oS
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WI NEWTON, JR. HILL.
W. j. MILLER, ROBERT BOYD.
J. G. HESTER j. SPRIGG PO(JIE
Majority OF the D,racto.s

trict Of Columbia
Holding Special Term tor Orphans' Court Busiusss
September / 8, 1890.
In the case Of James W. Orme, administrator of Ann
Maria Orme. deceased. the administrator Sforessid
DAY, the 17th day Of October, AID. 1880, ct ii
O'Clock am for making payment and distribution un.
der the courts direction and control when and vhare
sl creditors and persons entitled odlstrbuye shares
Cor leRacies) residue hereby notied to atteud
IN person or by agent or attorney duIy suthorized
with their claims against tho estate properly vouched
law against them.
Provided copy Of this order be published ouce q
and Evening Star. PrsyicS,. ~. e ths he s1,d dsy.
30 No 3el3. Ad. b. is. &. Hos Ferry. Proctor ~s
a24-laW3W
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WE MAKE THE CIGAR, you MAKE THE
w smoke- TIGER CyBANA.rhe best Cigar DC
oach Soc Der bundle. Call address man uYrcturer
LEOPOLD MILLER Z sONS
e|U l49 Chambers St, ny
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

yt-.--.LrrpI.. Uf ~. C-%yITIuN
IHE SsE.TNAI NE HUI 0Lirh\ BANK,
A. W.. :sAs L. Dl=iriJt U! H"lu.1h h.s
Atias sag o. tU- .=-s rSI, "a! Z, 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08

GEN. NErTLHoN, assistant secretary Of the
Treasury. left Washington last evening for a
fifteen days visit to his home in Minneapolis
His family will return with him to Washington.
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RSsEvENTH ISSUE OF STOCK
CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGEIOWN. DC,
CROPLEI'S HALL COR 3lST AND NJ SITS
MEETINGS SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
ADVANCES $500 PER SHARE.
INTEREST ALLOMLn ON SETTLEMENTS AND
WITHDRAWALS AT RATE OF PER CENT.
Subscriptions can be mad to MIR. EP. Berry Treas
urer Farmers and Mechanics National Bank during
tbs week and At Cropeys Hall night of the meet
ing-OCTOBER Is. 1890.
After this meeting books will be closed for single
subscriptions.
5. THOs. BROWN, President
EDGAR FkISBY, Vice President.
G. p. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
EDGAR =. BERRY, Treasurer.
Directors:
Arthur Small Vim. II. Manogue.
Gustav Friebus. Joseph Tanning,
d. Horigan. Joseph F. Birch
TLOs j. stanton. oR.6f
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District OF Columbia. County OF Washington, IS:
W. LAIRD. JR., cashier of the above named bank,
do soemnly swear that the above statement true
the best vi my knowledge aud belief.
W. LAIRD, JR., Cashier.
Subscribed md sworn TO before me this eth day OF
October. 1890. l.. =. FREY.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attess,
THSs. Til Ak5%'L kS6W'LFs. Directors.
1t =, IUOS BROWN.
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CLUSTERS,
9I9 PENN. AVE
wEHAvE IN STOCK TIE FOLLOWING BLACK
GOODS. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE OLD
fRlCES-THE SAME AS PREVIOUS TO THE
MCKINLEY BILL
LUPIN's. PRIEsTIEY's AND ECEoYD's, THE
THREE FIRST MAKERS IN THE wOELD.
HENRIETTAS, AIMAS. DRAB DE ETE, CAMEL'S
HAIRS. DIAGOS AIS. SERGES. STRIPES. DAMAS-
SEES. CURDS. PLAIDS AND PLAIN BLACK IN
GREAT VARIETY.
PRICES FROM FIFTY CENTS TO FIVE DOLLARS
PER YARD.
WI HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
kINE BLACK GOODS ~ THE CITY.
ONE PRICE
v. n sHUsTER SONS
OF 9I0 PENN AVE NV.
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SLACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED AND
- Colored any Tint Desired 10 Look Like New
for 30 cents per pair. BUCKEYE STEAM LAUNDRY.
olS 9th ST. INV. oS2ts
RSDR J. BARTLETT HILLS
U>a has reno we'd his Office 33l F ST., Rooms
3 and first floor. where he will make u specially OF
Mechanical Dentistry. Plates made before and in
serted immediately after extraction of teeth
~RSOFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
~ DC, October o, 1S9O-Pursuant to the pro.
visions OF the act approved October l. 1890 ali
rearages OF general taxes to July j, lSSS and
assessments for special improvements, including the
laying Of water mains. now due to- aud the liens for
paid until October 81. 1890. with per ce.tum in
terest in lieu Of the rate and penalties fixed by
Taxes, DC. of.ott
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KxS MORE ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE.

Yes. as we have said, the past two evenings
We are now issuing a Twenty-year Endow-
1nent policy which is u better investment
than government bond, or real estate deed.
This Policy especially commends itself to
business Men, Corporations and Investors.
For illustration take u man 20 years of
age who wishes policy for one thousand
dollars his premiums will be S54. 20 per
year 81 ,OS4 90 in 20 years. Based upon
past business of the Equitable he will re-
ceive $l,sOS. 90. If he wishes IL continued
1Oyea:s longer. We will give him the sur
plus, S6Sl.OO, and gIve him S54 20 per
year for 10 years. and at the end Of that pe-
riod give him the 81 10000 or at the end
OF the 20 years we will give him Sl44 per
SIa, 0f, ner yar 30 long ss hn %iii Iiv give MN nm
came time should he die previous to ma
turty of bond his heirs will get the
l,O0000 and the surplus 1t has earned
Drop in and let us explain It more fully
atyOur axe.
BOWES HALL,
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
o6.1m 1926 st n w
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SAN FRAScIsco, Oct a-Jss. d. Byrnss, The
republican nominee for Congress from the
eth district has resigned his candidacy ON -
count of i'll health.
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TAKE A PEEP Ar THEM.

Take that 9th street window
tuli OF 1rOuseringS rs an illustra-
ticn OF what | am dong in tailor
lrra. All POPULAR prices. too-a
lille at seven. n line at eight, \ line
at nine and line at ten dollars
per pair, cut to Your measure.
You cannot duplicate the quality
rcady-lEade for the price--uot
Counting the superior hand work
aid perfect fit
would like very much to have
you take peep at that window
full OF new lrOusoriEgs this week.
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Wash !cztou citt. District 9, CciuYahlg, az.
|. J. A. RGFF. cashier Of the abo vs named
Bank. 30 so!enaly tnat the above ststem-1t Is
true 20 :he best o. Cay knowledge aLi beiiet
J. A RUFF. Cashier.
Subscribed ana sworn 60 before me ti!is b day OF
October. 1890 CEAhENCb i. NUkNENl.
Notary Public.
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FuRs AND nAps.

II URS hND w RAPS.
Our stock is now complete
SEALSAIN SHOULDER CAPES
SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPEs with Persian, yest
Ali with tIaring Collars
SHOULDER CAPEs in every variety Of Fur, Plush
and Astrachan Cloth.
sEALsKIN JACKETS AND SACQUEs at old priees
Duplicates will bo higher next month
fURS AND FUR TRIMMING AND FEATHER
COLLARETTES
All goods reliable and prices low a. any house in
America.
wILLETT RUoFF
HATTERs AND FURRIERa
s6-3m pos PENN AVE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tx~AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
49,. KANSAS REPUBLlCAN ASSOCIATION
VIII be held at Monumental Hall. 1873 Pa ave. on
fHCESDAY, October 9. ct 80 pm, TO elect officers
Aud :or ether Ou. ASS. l. /. !. BOUTOH,
oS-2t Secretary.
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&~@SDR REUIING WILL RESUME HIS OF
o. hce hours tor Eye and Lar Diseases, 10.
DAY "Wednesday. at 1909 Penn from 2 to 5
H. oS-Ot
R.s,FRANKLIN STEAM LAUNDRY WILL BIZ
- open for business Oh or about October l3, at
5O4 9Th ST. NV.
oS-4t' T. v. KILLIAN, Prop.
K SFOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE TO PUR-
-, chase ID acre rsct of Land al !Oining the
hece'l ing Reservoir ON tine Conduit road The future
OF tins beautiful section is promising beyond all
others THOS. u. HENsEG a CO.,
OoOt 1900 st. H. w.
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&.t-swE MAKE STUDY OF IT.
In Point Of Excellence and Variety we believe
there is no more complete collection Of
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND DRAPERIEs
than ours
Itincludes every desirable thing for use or
ornament that we know Of in this line, whether
made in this country or Europe.
We don't meddle with trashy Indse
The considerable success achieved By us =
due to
Economy In Price.
Skill in Workmanship,
Superior Taste in Design.
Prompt Delivery.
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
IMPORTER OF DRAPERIEs.
s2o-1m 18TH AND sTs.
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@&SPARLOR CLOCKS.
fipe assortment Of
AMERICAN PARLOR CLOCKS
offer at greatly reduced figures
GEO. W. SpIER,
o6-eo1m 80 9th ST. n. W., near Pa ave-
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R~THE wADEsBoRo BROWN STONE CON.
PANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

You are hereby notifed that meeting Of the stock
holders will be held MONDAY, October 27 1850 RI
7:3O ms ut Company's office, No. 6lO 18th st. Il
has been received TO purchase the quarry The Accent
apce or rejection Of said offer will decided by vote
OF the stockholders at the time and place above
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

by" he said suddenly, II will see You
again Tomorrow AMI he was gone.
An hour later he'burst into Dr. Sell
wyn's library Weir he exclaimed
II have offered myself to jamie Burton
and been rejected, by Jove, straight and
square. And see here, Selwyn, if hav-
ing a fine head stuffed with science and
intellect makes man as blind as mole.
| cm glad to be classed with the brain
less variety. Have you seen jamie lately?
She is going to die unless you save her"
The doctor started as if he had been
shot and grasped the young mans shout.
der. What do you mean?" he asked:
"speak, can't your
'Drive out there at once and see," re-
piled Forester meaningly.
In ten minutes DIR. Selwyn was on his
way, but as he drove along he reasoned
that it was altogether unlikely that any
thing serious was the matter. "She has
no organic disease, know" he said to
himself, land Mrs. Burton is a sensible
woman; il jamie were stricken with
fever her mother would have sent for
me-" Thus reassuring himself he drove
through the cleft bluff and along the
seldom used road carpeted with rustling
leaves.
Passing a cluster of glowing sumach
bushes he saw jamie idly pulling the
crimson leaves. He left his buggy and
gently approached her, holding out his
hands. Il have had terrible fright,
JAMIE" he said. Forester made me
understand that you were ill., Oh, my
darling, God only knows how thankful /
am that it is not true, for love you,
jamie, with all my heart and soul and
strength"
She came to him glorified and trans
figured so that her face was like that of
an angel. "And l." she said, "have
loved you with all my soul for three
years"
THE END.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

"Of course she will feel awkward
among society women" continued For-
roster, fatuou3ly.
II have no doubt OF it. The Madonna
would feel awkward at a progressive
euchre party or II high tea, but mother
hood is worshiped in her name just the
same. Let me tell you, Forester, if you
are so fortunate as to win jamie Burton
you will have wife, your children will
have a mother, and your home will have
a priestess to keep the sacred fires burn
ing ON it's affairs. Try to realize this, and
try to appreciate the blessing that
kind fate has in store for you"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

Notice the label ON your paper and
see ~ your sime expires this momth.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
Board-Ardrey.

On last Tuesday, Nov. 18th, 1890, Mr..
Edgar Board, of Mckinney, and Miss
Helen Audrey, of Dallas, were united in
the bonds of wedlock at the home of the
bride in Dallas. 1t was one of the most
brilliant weddings known to society cir
cles, and the list of presents was long
and valuable, showing in what high de-
gree of estimation the contracting par
ties are held by their hosts of friends
and well-wishers. Immediately after the
elaborate repast was served the happy
couple departed on the north-bound pas
senger train for st. Louis, Chicago and
other points of note for ten days we'd
ding tour, after which they will return
to this city, their future home, where
they will find in waiting a hearty wei
coming reception at the home of the
groom's parents.
Mr.. Board, son of Capt. r. M. Board,
is one of McKinney's most promising
young business men, having been born
in the town, and is held in high esteem
by every acquaintance, who rejoice with
him in his good fortune in winning the
heart and hand of so accomplished and
loveable bride as Miss Audrey. She is
lady of rare accomplishments and will
certainly fill the full measure OF the
groom's doting expectations. The Ex-
aminer extends best wishes and hearty
welcome to the young couple as they
take up the yoke of life in our midst
Examiner, Mckinney, Tex.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

SINCE the election, protected mannfac-
turers are showing their hand by their
treatment of employees who voted against
protection. The Dueber Watch Case
Company, at Canton, o., have dis
charged nearly all their Democratic en-
ployes, and Russell & Co., of Masillon,
o., have reduced the wages OF the men
who voted against Mckinley $50 per
cent. They have the largest engine
manufacturing establishment in the
world, employing $50 men. The Demo
Gratis among them were told that they
must accept "free trade" wages or go
elsewhere. Such an action is only in
dicative of the true undercurrent of Re-
publicanism at the present time. The
lords of protection must and will protect
themselves even at the sacrifice OF prin-
ciple and the destruction Of personal lib
erty, and the Republican PARTY is the in
strument through which they work.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
THE END.


Wife-Tell me, Reginald, dear, what
made you love and marry me?
Her Husband-I fell in love with you
at Snigger's party, when the waiter
spilled a whole dish Of ice cream over
your silk dress. You smiled so sweetly,
though you knew your dress was ruined,
that made up my mind never had
seen so angelic woman.
She-Ha! hal. Is it possible. Why,
never was so vexed in my life. went
home and upset the whole family. You
Just ought to have heard how went on
Chatter.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03


The lower-stand upset, and the mischief to
pay;
And Johnny is screaming
As loud as he's able,
For nothing goes right when mammals away.
What a scene OF discomfort and con-
fusion home would be if mamma did not
return. If your wife is slowly breaking
down, from combination of domestic
cares and female disorders, make il our
first business to restore her health. DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is without
peer as a remedy for feeble and debil-
itated women, and is the only medicine
for the class OF maladies known as fe-
male diseases which is sold under posi-
tire guarantee from the manufacturers
that it will give satisfaction, or the mon
ey will be refunded. 1t is a positive
cure for the most complicated cases OF
womb troubles.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
Gles Smrr,
1891

Some people agree with THE Suns opinions
nbou. men and things, and some people don't;
but every body likes to get hold Of the news
paper which is never dull and never afraid to
speak its mind.
Democrats know that for twenty years The
Sun has fought in the front line for Democra-
tic principles, never wayering or weakening
In its loyalty to the true interests Of the party
1t serves with fearless intelligence and dis
Interested vigor. At times opinions have
differed as to the best meal of accomplishing
the common purposej il is not The SUNS
fault If /; has seen futher into fhe milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninty-one will be a
great year in American politics, and every
body should r ad THE Sun.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
Observation-Disclosures Western R, R.
No. 5 lime TABLE.

No. B TIME TABLE.
Taking Effect at 800 o'clock a. IN. Sunday
September 2s, 1890.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
A Real Mean Old Thing.

a Real Mean Old THING.
OF all the flock the turkey cock
Was roosting on the lowest limb;
The females fat above him sat
And, trembling, listened unto him.
"Dear girls, said he, II think I see
A hawk above us In the sky
You come below and will go
Above TO guard you or to die"
With Tapping wings the silly things
Flew down upon the limbs below,
While he, the kuave, In accents brave.
Declared that he the first should go
With good night peep they fell asleep,
But soon awoke with frightful screcch.
As one by one the farmers son
Wrung every neck within his reach
OF all the flock the turkey cock,
Aperch upon the highest limb,
Alone was spared, who thus had sna red
The silly hens to swap with him.
washington Post
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

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