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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26

New lork receives . salary " jN.0oo .
year, ~ much a. tho president ~ the
United states Newspapers are IT, longer
vrnsl, er Ans true IN many csr-r They
cannot ~ rl It. h"nrsiy payt ,lrm he,
ter. nni u Itlniiuu tur fnirnrss BE- " hat
uc,-ssr, r.N -Val~rs are nuW -i,NIrg
for
~ the ,.,.n, & Nrw S,uih Ws'r. tnrrr
~" 2,Gi3 mI0,-.' r.IlwAy trArA. ADI nui
,hnN tive mul,. g Whrh wNs ruu-. rt,''t
a,l are u~u'I > thr guNrrrurut
ln'> are VA. me- -#Illy hutli, Aul. n 900
,Duu,l, Ntr the i,.-' managed r.i- 10
no" VOL. They >.,pI au n,um. {
t","u' I"r nnuuw 800 ",,r,s Vt ,,r %.
.....' ia ilr. total drn.
b.. rnu., he. nlWay~ proven =
fr,uI ~, ud 'h" ur,dr ~ 'hr
D,uu. rsr ..-rrny nothing war 10
-rrrd - u. .u'urr Nj r",ra hsr
r.' ,u'ci ou ,I.. u.nkn. -.hoA luIl, arl
.n' rm'I rW ,.u.., yr.,'riHy iu,i he
" ..,g Nrih' u., ..ro.,r ruu.r alteration
auI ,l D.N.r hr ru, u"s, interests 4
p rcurI"
49,. 90 n.D,r 1T ,n.r, have. ln,ru 10.
, I,.-s 'm,, 80 .rtu,tuu- uprl"r- Du W..
pl,l" IT Mt,brseu Ihr death Is'ualiy
~. rhuu,h,d IT, that state -unr yrat-
sr.. lpir -'iuug r''nug .- gI"~,rg ~
.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26

nLrtrh 81 the ,~trras s-w we,,rs
Legislator

t~H,-,stsr.
New Mexican
cd. J franrirco Ihavrr. WIN IN years
And experience IN Legislative matters may
we'll be- cuns,l-rl the Nrni"r ~ the pres.
ru, assembly, ~ we'll ~ the leader II
The minority IN the cunril, MAS born ut
lt. Pad la. \ VI June -, iS8 Amer
A,trulng s,h-h ~ Cnhuahun, Mr,wu,
pui then 81 - Luur h- went to Nv
luk hAIr Nh'r' hr Perfected hlr rdura
iiur. kiuE tu al utl.uA ,uutrr " m,l.
zeal u, tuir- IL -! IL, came Ln,k H.
NW M,Nlru, ~ h" thought "a n visit.
luit l", tuluE uu,r mutr utrrr-l,l ~
th,' west V" hunlly Settled inWt l." bust.
uraa Vt l.aa l.wn", uun ~ Brrunlllu
urw Va \tI"ucH county, where u" las
t"s'd"I ",ri uu," g. 1850 CD Ihs,'r
Naf gwen w.. hrI puhl, h"u"rr ~ bus
"luitHu o.. 'hr hGt-AtuI" II the terra
t,N Anuut Jt,t time h" enlisted ~ the
army aud participated ~ - number 1T
ruru',u' lNt'l'a. huHil, finishing h-
military "NIrti"ur" Wilh ~, uilr Il
h,ut,uAui ..I.rl lie also served gnl
au'ly ~ -.'yrtnl engagements with the IT,.
.lnna H. IS. Cl hayes wa- elected
4, ,ln'" T.. ,.rlrr- rr,m NrN M",,.u,
dIstou'ur mr un"n"ui aud c"urln,
t,purIr,' r.''p. With urIurty ~ "N"i
1.'." n" N,s i"r.uura',i tu Isl, ,ud
~ s",'I 800 a -r.r'.-rtul ,,u,r-l ala,ns,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26

.hIsr i u Hemingway, Wh' Mar -.
uruu. rrum Washington nud :, lnu.
Co., santa r., Wrs seen nj 'hr tram NJ ih'
La wages irIm ny nu uru, r"rrn'i
t-i,,ruug. Hud ark"i about w" dI-I"
.It,u. IT the Folsom lnrk rA-" II" rNll
o. nnI nr,u argued before Judge Cali
soil. ~uluru ruN lwl"r ~ III" go. .u
.uurt 81 AIvHrtE-. II l.'uIr, M'uIaN
IA hrr u,.'l.u =. .il-mI-s ih- wit ui "ri"i
fi want = Irr-.h,'ur AMI ia" rNr" hN'
i,,u taxi. uu.i"r aI,I~'i"'ui 10y th'
,...tI La \,I,,r tIiIr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
i.aIiup precinct Officers

hrurrIurt rir,t,ur La, Mnu,iaI ~"r'
Tee. ,,ry warm IT. Gallup Ia ru'" ,u''
~ O., Ju.ls" ihru MNNWHll nud Ms
l.hn " ,urru h,,l uo urr"-ltr"u, aud
lh,. iurmrr wa ,'uiuur tu Aimiuy-'' !
r,-'.r Through tnr hHrr"'n r'ut" t. TIE
"Nll d,"r-, wlul- IT." my.r viii l." rnu.
r'nhl~ IT, pr",Iu.r ~ 81 there w"r'
,Nu candidates irr the oihrr "f justin" a
Ih" I"a,r, Juig" Hugh Qrnu ant ~
luis" Mul"nry When ia" hHll"t- ""I'
counted lArr M"niny rNrmug II ma iruuu
ihrt .'t ballots hai been cnrt 1t Whlrl
uumh"r lulg" puuu received - nnI
Juir" M"l"rry II For constable "i thA'
II," turi there Nrr' 20 ,"trr razt, IT sht.I
uuun"r .lu-"ph k"ltl rr'rIvrd - At,
,,..rl" lh'k Emauu,l H 'ilrHn"r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
NiIitta Htii

lir' rAIrui t"aiuTrr uf the militia hlll
Nhlyh IL" active officers AMI Inru h H."
territorial srrSIy- will ark the Iryrrui
l"gIrIAturr t. pass, ar Providing hI
tbr urrHultug IT n email hut r'il ,rrl
f,IYr uu ia" raur hhEi- ~ rlInllai h,slIrr
~ Tia" lult"'i state, army, making Il
m,uIptnry uIum the guvrruur T., lIrhnud
ru,h rnuINuI"s Hr du net KEEP IA, To- lh,.
hi.'h standard -"', thereby rHvIuT any "a
Ir.ujI'ur,. 1T Iuhhr tuudr "a i"hult II ANY
,u.'tDrlrr - weak company ilvurlur
rnr rIr" rutu"iy ir"n I"'lI'ir- Hnd put
urt' hrrhr,luu IT officers ~ IA" hHuds Il
iL,. ,rpnu/,t iuur over which such III 'rIs
have command demanding, even, that
the AdJutnut general shall be- rh"s"n from
Amunr the active officers at the militia
aud restricting the g"Nrru"r I" ~" Al.
puurmrut ul -IN ahr'd".rNmp-, pr"vld
rur that uu company "hcrI shHl 10" con.
ui-rtuu,d uutl Il" rhsil hay" Iarr,'I a
usid examination h"iurr huari IT n
GERS competent iu'IaruIur him restrict
lug Tia" H"N"ru" "a la" expenditures L.
the amount IA Tia" mllIt,rI tuni, Thereby
rruirI,ug lmI"'rrrl,l" thr creation 81 au
other m',h IT r,auiHlour militia war
rauir
H. nur, The tan ruo Dtrr tr HSohd.
-ui rnu,0. urgauI,tru from Sh,h all
u-rr" paper AMI gnld La" 'rUmI"rl h~v"
h,''L ,OimiLAtti
Mat ,i,~r Or. runr'- Baking Powder
d.t II makes dainty biscuit, drhc,wir
,,nrlry an,l sweet "ui Nhnirr"mr ,'k-
Mr. and Mrr tS irrirs I" rIIrrrr
their heartfelt thanks b. all their kind
fr,-ndr Who =" readily arsl-lrd them dur.
ing the =, knras Sut death II their dearly
believed son,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
two aTIppIr-

J"hu liru.ou, he santa r" railroad
hrakrm,u injured ruInr TIM" Hgp near
WHlitrr ant Ntr taken Tor trrntmrut I"
ia" i"-r.'d II "a" r"mIah! At lnr N"gHs,
will h,,>,. aNuu' The 2ith frt Chragu. tu
srcurr An nrt,h.lal leg he placed hIs
inungr ia 'hr In-- Il lex At kl,wp,
hut IT." company uuly aliuwri HIM 49,;
Nj liHul"u lr uui" veil known ~ this
clty, ESPECIALLY atunug IL" laiirr, tnNAri
whom h" "aS % gallant IA every r-Sl~rt
Conductor Wrllr' brakeman, l.- Page,
who ~Hr INJURED south II the city few
months 20, aud "Hr Al-n taken Ia the
Lar NrgAr h"rplhl frr treatment. hr lnr.
lng leg N IT," N,rlI,ur, left W~ln"sl,\
mght Tor Chicago, where how'll puch,,r
cork lmh liz har h,rn interviewed L.,
the aii"Iury tr the raIlrnAl COMPANY,
and wAu's ti,O'o damages, Mr. L-
Page. wien running into thu city, alNAyr
Registered a, the SAu Felipe, aud lr~ very
PHEASANT, intelligent gentleman,
A single trial ~ nr Prices Baking
Powder Will show that ~ real merit It
surpssrrE all others. For rcnnnInic aud
hyglrulc reasons alike, inferior powders
should lie Hvuidei,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
Dn Tor trutt,atr

Vim NJ Master, r"'r''tRry II Tia"
Western Homestead and Irrigation com.
Iany, accompanied hy A Norris. ui thI.
c,gu, j {. johnston, It O4kaluu-A, Iowa,
aId desc" Authuuy. l"il thus morning tor
IA" Re- Hu'rr" country, their drr,inatiun
h"tug tie FruItN Il" settlement. where the
r"nI any has about thirty men NJ work
constructing dIt,hrs AMI rrrrrvulrs Mr
NJ Master, Just before getting into the
wagon fI fruIiNAI", informed lnA CIti.
rs tia, Il" haI received Telegram from
T.. W Th"mAr, general manager, now at
Chicago, - H." effect that the company
lulrui IT, push improvements uu their
u" l'u"rr" property, hud that number
Of ,uiuul-,s wiIi ",uu lee arriving frnIu the
ra-t VI VI Master will return Ia thlr
,lJ neat I,"r,iH!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
ThvS wa he sCit

Th"ir are towns enough N this terri.
tots, with N"tuE InInilairnu sufficient,
rh"uli thry At i"E"ti,r, AMI act NJ "ncr.
lrgizlnriNr ruuucll, ant prevent the whole.
sale ,lnurht"r IT th" tnNu rrh'-,!s. A. IL
Ir"rnr''i hy ia" ralI,lrai trlckSte,r " hn
seek a. iurtain,ir tLrmr-i,rr into the IA Z.
ym IT the nnr-"r, rrr,rih'rr IT all ,lurr-
,"u- "f RIGHT aud r>r"i,"ncy Las We.
sAr 'ipiW.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
HnNHS at Votes

I'' l"Nri 81 county commissioners
MT ,Nu- u,uruIue amt ,auNR-r"d the vote
i"t lrr.u.t "ih,"rr t,r all the pr.rIuctr,
,N.'rl i,uI,.al.., the ballot boa from
ihr ~" met having ~ Srt tailed H. tea, h
ia" court hu't-r Tho csnNar nf the vote
IT precinct t. revealed n tie between
owen am MtIdru, Nr Hun, apprar-d
before IT," board aud "ilNinrd the mat.
ter 81 lar having voted uuc-, aud then
having offered n ballot ~ Jrst, which MAS
accepted seriously 10y th" JudI-S ia"
commissioners then adjourned tll :
"'cl,rk T. III. t. consult with District At.
,pru-y WATERMAN a. 1" what th-y must
Il" ~ TIA" lrrinlr'r.
The cutrmI-zIpurrr tins sftrrnunn de.
rnlrd upon -I",iAl election I" l." held
ga Thur-lay, January 81. I" elect jus.
tie" ui the p'ar" Tor rrrrlurt IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
,.unr TO I.dinm Irrr,ior,

Nh"iIllr Perry, l",v" and MrMurruy,
ia" 'aIiut,Ir Il tn" u,i"rlru- lill t'pk,
~ -'d through "a" city lh" uih"i even
ius, gong south wa ~ PHs,, TO- IA" H.
i1tu IurrltufI, "lih th"lr liIr"u"r,w h"r'
hr ~ wanted trI murirr, train AMI rtHI"
r"lhrit"r \ r"wNri Apgr"gnlIns S'.i's
II awaiting th" Nl",N" nau"d officers fr
having mtl" the arrest A. the h'al
depot b" attracted rrlur attention, and
appeared 90 l"' Ahuu' - year. oft. rtN
feet tall, aud II y p,sl rnw pun'hrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
NHg.Slnr- ARE to-tiN sh'ng-

N,h"rt Lyrch, the tam"ur frru.h At.
t-r. vito rrr"lvri H." highest NNi"n I'r,/"
fr la, panel II spring hns h""n -.
gagged IS The la lr-' ilnnr IouruAl to
draw -"rI"r uf design t,i the r","r ~
that magal,ur, winch, AZ Tia" reading
puhlr kru~S, cheue"r rts cover d"rleu
~ ia mouth Iyurh n, perhaps. "a" "l
'"' '".' uad nrt,-l' ~ France, AMI these
covers vii ,,ri TIA" L,du-' lluu" j ,ur-
ud nearly go - ~rirur Bat tm- "u.!
demonstrates the rnurmuu- rNIrus" tu
whIrh naeHhInrs ar pat ~ ia" rr,-Iuc
unu It ih'lr numbers X II St-liauI,
IA New Work. Mail and ENiI".-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
= school " srLrF.

ia" Juu'.I ,u"rul"r IT IHN CIrlGES r..
"'IN.'d l.i''r ths m"rulug frnn scum.
tu W Il Tanker, one IT the council
m"rnh"rs hum san Miguel county, ~
WGi,h that gentleman states that he II f,l
srh"nlr "urr'. last aud all the tine -
Nj Bunker IL also n IL rud g. the hit
men, aud wtuiH b. know from ia. pr"rl.
dent ~ the New MrNic" Association 81
Volunteer FIr"uru II h" has "hrrmrn' =
bill, whicu Il" ,lrsirrs lutrdur-d IN thu
rglrlRturr II viii l~ remembered that
the prrHld-ut II thr association Was IA.
rtrumrn'sl IA Lobbying thruugh the lex
i-iHiur" IL ~" years AR" the present
hrrmrns law. senators Nrrdrr, Salnt
aui Huhirll working faithfully for l,r
passage, aui some ot the local hrrmrn
cnurrl-r that hlil gu,-i enough Ia remain
~ operation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26
n~i"rr - tu,I urRa %, -,rsm

T. gaihi'i - ttht i,rirrt luuny
rtIuciiNr rugiur, malarls, put 81
lrhk-r WITH " .i,ii,I - >uumH,h BIT
Hh'h vii 'ir''k IT, ri.ytrrr nnd Il,
dlsa-i,I tn a. Aui tNrr, bilious
nittrut dumh Agur and agn- rakr
promptly rlrNrd and ultimately e.,
by IT," g"uhsl -I',i't,, Which ~ al,
cunpirlrurIN" t.mtly m'lriu-. rJ~r
useful "a ,Sr'. 1t iNrI,rrn, ml,uurn
r"n-,Ipaltuu. ~, h h"HIt,hr, u,iN "nnn
rheumatism, aui urIin'rA Against
huiiui III. cot -uuai'u ,hahgrr 1T T.
I-tAtutr, "Nru..,ir a. VT Weather. q,
hIIlI,s'HNn O.. u,OHIi.ur mcbth puIri
AMI mb,i u,'l lr0,,r pi,JudI,nl iu hra
u r. mu-t lui.lW.uiLN rAirguaid
tuIilrr H." y .t'u brHIusi hI-,Ar".
mutu- tpI".it'' at sleep, AMI has'
ruuN sh.s,'u,' ,tiri i'.u',tir. aud Z
Wasting ,ltH'aa'a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-26

lillu cnuniy Arr ehu ~ the "a u
eighty old duilais H. ln,l.
the capr. Mr-Ha hurhouln H.
Page, will make ~. d-i rrury g,-,l .
the piul-r time r"mre Lower, ri
age with the town has uu, yet been Il
Imhltr II NAY ui he vrty mrL
depends 80 how much Wa',t rent hr
lr,Nrd ft to-, muull ~ December
mI, ,,lrAurI
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01
GARRETT.
BURAs, Ky

Farmers are busy planting corn.
Madam Rumor reports wedding here
in the near future.
A nice shower OF rain fell Friday
which was badly needed.
Mr.. Joe Saunders, wife and baby Earle
spent Thursday evening in town.
Mr.. A. ]. Thompson, OF Custom, candi
date for Legislature, was here Thursday.
Mrs. J. G. Shacklett, of Hill Grove,
spent Friday here the guest of her son,
Roderick.
Miss Sallie Prather and En- Adams, of
Stith's Valley, spent Sunday with Mr.. j,
M. Tindall's family.
Mr.. II. l.. Rhodes and family spent
last Sunday with Mr.. Verne Dowell and
family of near Ekron.
Mr.. John Miles, grocery drummer Of
Louisville, and Bill Edmonson, of Stith-
ten. were here Friday.
Mr.. Casper Funk, OF Girnettsville,
spent Saturday night and Sunday here
the guest OF his parents.
Mr.. Virgo McCracken and wife and
Mrs. Hilf and daughter, Lizzie, OF Wood.
land, spent the day here Friday.
There is a great deal Of complaint in
this neighborhood among the farmers
about worms cutting down their oats and
clover
Miss Sallie Crutcher and mother, oil
Willow Dale, spent last Saturday night
and Sunday the guests Of Mrs. Kate
Crutcher and family.
Mr.. Jim Wheatley OF Big Spring,
passed through here Tuesday on his way
home from Brandenburg where he had
been attending court.
Mr.. Eugene Hardesty and Miss Mary
Taylor, Of Brandenburg, passed through
here Saturday evening en- route for Mr..
w. A. shacklett's Saturday night and
Flaherty church Sunday.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary f. Lane, OF
Webster, were brought here Thursday
and inferred in the family graveyard.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy 10
the bereaved family.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01
She Did Not Suffer.

Three months before our first child my
wife suffered so from cramps and pains
she could not get in or out OF the house
without help, and was often in bed for
two or three days at time. obtained
a bottle OF Mothers Friend" and after
the first application pains and cramps
ceased. She continued TO use the
remedy and suffered no serious incon-
venience until the hour OF confinement
at which time she suffered but little
pain-her recovery was rapid and COM
plete-in fact, she suffered no pain after
birth. Her friends say they never saw
anything to equal her case. Truly
Mothers Friend" is blessing TO ex-
pectant mothers, aud my wife shall new
or be without Il. Il 4 JoussroS,
Eniaula, Ala, Dec. 8, 1894.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01
At The Churches.

On next Wednesday evening at z: 80
Rev. ]. j. Fitzgerald, OF Louisville will
preach in st. Rose Catholic Church.
Subject, "Why Catholics honor the Vir-
gin Mary" Members of all denomina-
tons are cordially invited to be present.
Father Fitzgerald, though young man,
has already won for himself an eviable
reputation as forcible, clear and elo-
quent speaker. His sermon can not fail
to Prove interesting to all, especially nom
Catholics. He will demonstrate from
sound reason and from the Bible, argu-
ments that appeal to every rational
mind in support of the theme he has
chosen.
Next Sunday at 10 /; 80 a. m, Mass at
st. Rose Catholic Church. In the even
ing at 7; 80 there will be sermon and
benediction
Quarterly meeting at Holt next Satur-
day and Sunday. Preaching Saturday at
IL M, Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m
Quarterly business meeting at the Bank
in Cloverport, Monday at 1880 p, m. Dr.
S. X. Hall, P. f.
Prayer meeting at the Elm-Street
Methodist church, Thursday at 7;3O p. m.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01

A new theory in the treatment Of
coughs, lung and bronchial affections has
been advanced by the manufacturers Of
DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey. 1t is truly a
wonderful remedy. All dealers sell
it on positive guarantee. For sale
by Short & Haynes, Cloverport; Dr..
r. H. McMullin, McDaniels NJ. Meyer
& Co., Buras A. Taylor Rosetta; w. +.
Brown, Irvington, Ky; A. A Richard
son, Garfield, KY; A. r. Morris, Big
Spring, KY; w. G. Norman, Glen
deane, Ky; P. Sherron Bros. & Co.,
Kirk, KY; Horace Scott, Hardinsburg,
Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01
ENRON.

Mrs. j. d. Roberts was quite sick las
week.
P. t. Noel, OF stith Valley, was il
town Friday.
Miss Bette Richardson went to Irving
ton Wednesday.
S. j. Brown went to Paynesville Tues
day on business.
Mr.. Barry, of Cloverport, visited P. P
Archer last week.
Geo. Miles, OF Garrett, was in town
Tuesday on business.
T. G. Craig loaded five cars with hick-
DRY timber Wednesday
Several of our citizens are at ending
Circuit Court this week.
Mrs Blant Shacklett and daughter wei
guests Of Mrs. j r.. Jones Monday.
]. r. Dowell went to Hardinsburl
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Ditto, of Highland neigh
borhood, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. F. Jones and Mrs. z T. Cox
went to Brandenburg Thursday shopping
Emmett Richardson and family left
Thursday night for Cannelton, their fu'
ture home.
Rev. Father Niehaus was at Hotel
Ekron, Friday enroute to his home al
st. Martins
vJohn G. Neaius returned from New
Orleans last week, where he has been
with Capt. Guedry.
Mrs. Alice Brown and daughter went
to Long Branch last week 10 visit some
relatives from Ohio.
,Aris Warleld, Of Cloyerport, visited
bis uncle, DIR. Wariield, last week. Look
out eirlr, keep tight hold ON your heart
strings.
Capt. A. +. Guedry returned from the
South Thursday night looking quite we'll,
II seems that the southern climate suits
the Captain. He reports very success
iul trip.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01

GEN TLEMEN:-Mr Will Skillman has
had sore eyes for years He has tried
many doctors and remedies, and has
always failed to get relief until we sold
him tube OF Sutherlands Eagle Eye
Salve, which cured him inside of one
week DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey sells
we'll and cures. Respectfully,
Nj. MEYER & Co.,
January, Is, 1895. Buras, Ky.
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve has done
great deal more for me than can be
told by pen. W. II. SKILLMAN,
BURAs. KY,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01

The goldbugs say the price of silver
does not effect the price OF commodities.
Let us see. On March 9TH, silver was
quoted in New York at COG cents an
ounce cotton, middling, uplands at 90
cents per pound, New York. May, wheat,
Chicago, at 500 cents per bushel. March
10Th, silver was quoted at O. cents, cot
ton at 0.l0 cents, wheat at 55l cents.
April 23d, silver 81 cents, cotton 7! cents,
wheat 50I cents. These figures clearly
indicate that silver has something to do
with the price Of cotton and wheat. Can
any goldbug deny this?
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01
BEWLEYvILLE.

Remember that will pay you the
highest price for your wool, that / will
pay you the highest market price for all
of your produce, that have nice line
OF goods that sell cheap for cash or
produce. Come examine my goods, get
my prices and then you will bring me
your produce. Bear in mind that l do
not sell on credit, consequently / sell
cheaper than any man who does.-G. f.
Drury.
Mr. Blanford, who has been i'll OF la
grippe, is improving.
Geo. Stewart and brother have moved
their saw-mill near our town. The saw
mill men board at Mr.. Blanfords.
G. M. Sanders dined with lack Stith
Sunday.
Morris Jolly, Of Irvington, is visiting
w. T. and Bevie Cain.
DIR. Henry Drury returned home Tues
day.
Miss Blanche Jolly attended the Bay
View Reading Circle at Irvington Sat-
urday.
Miss Mamie Sanders, of Elizabethtovn,
is visiting old friends in our community.
Charlie Pennington and wife have
been making farewell visits to their
friends the past week.
Arthur Walker and Maggie Paul are
attending school in Hardirsburg
Philip Cain, 0verton Blanford and
Roy Cain and Misses Mary Paul and Vic
Payne attended church at Hill Grove
Sunday.
w. H. Cain, ST., is quite sick. He
had chill Saturday night, and fears la
grippe.
The Woman's Missionary Society met
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ben Hard
away, of Custom, was present and de-
serves credit for faithful attendance.
Mrs. Tom Mccoy was present as visitor.
The grand-jury at Brandenburg last
week was an exceptional one. 1t is
their duty when in session to inspect
the Jail. On these occasions the jailer
provides treat, and have been told
each one left the poisonous liquid I'M
touched. Such a thing has not been
known before. All honor to them We
are surely moving on.
Duke says there will be enough to-
bacco plants in Hancock county to sup
ply the United States. Meade and
Breckenridge will have enough to set
out the rest OF the world and there will
doubtless be plenty. So ladies, get
ready to take care of your skirts for the
bssstiful brown liquid (for which the
dictionary has no name) will surely flow
profusely.
Last Thursday took day off and
went with my "better half who was a
juryman to Brandenburg. We had a
delightful ride over the country. The
first thing upon arrival was to go with a
young lady had in charge to DIR. Dow
den's Office and try Odontunder. This
was done with perfect success and salts
faction. We did little shopping at
Geo. Yeakel & Cos. and then dined
with our friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Frakes
After dinner called to see Mis-. Grinnell
We had quite pleasant talk. l am
glad to make her my friend, and hope
we may in the future see much of each
other being assured that the friendship
will be both loving and profitable.
| GOLDEN ROD.
To all persons having accounts with us
that are not settled by cash or otherwise
within ten days from this day MAY LIST,
you will find them in the hands OF an
officer for collection. Respectfully,
| DRURY, BENNETT & Co