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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-01-24
Temperance Matter
EDITED BY
Mrs. Phelps whitney
Press Supt. W.C.TU.
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The w. G. T. U. met in the
Congregational church and the
program was carried out in part
business taking most of the time
ALLEGED. Much interest was taken
in the work. A good number
present, many new plans for work
laid out, and committees appointed
to the same.
Mrs. Comes handed the Score.
tary letter to read from Mrs.
Ainey of Payette, which should
encourage our Union, saying we
had been among the first to re-
spond to the State work. While
we are glad to be among the first
in a good cause, we would earn.
estly urge other Unions to get into
line. Remember, as one said not
long since, "The devil never takes
vacation; his work is going on
day and night, year in and year
out" He takes no time to rest; he
is never weary, always on the
watch, never missing an opportu.
nifty to make convert.
A man said to me not long since:
"You think, perhaps, because men
frequent these places that they are
against reforms, but such is not
the case. | known | have been one
of them. They are watching the
Christian people, moral people,
temperance people, to see what
they will do, for in reform is their
only hope, and if they had
chance to vote secretly many of
them would vote against the evil
that chains them"
If this is true, and we believe it
is, let each one of us take heed
unto ourselves as to how we act.
1t is in our power, If we will unite,
to remedy many things that are
wrong. If Christians would vote
as they pray we could wipe the
saloon out. Then where does the
fault lie? I leave the question
with you to answer.
Some say prohibition doesn't
prohibit. Shall we take the law
off? There is law against theft.
1t doesn't prohibit. Shall we take
the law Off Because it doesn't
prohibit, is that any argument
against the law? Certainly not.
A woman said to me: 81 am not
for temperance. "Why?" I asked
ooh, I don't know; haven't any
especial reason" she replied. Well,
I have special reason why I am
temperance. I may tell you later
what it is.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-01-24
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1919 Boise, Idaho.
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3eim Orunb oafig,
@eun 8Hrger BON Can Mnfpnip bas
SNtttel angeben.

@s aiebt teinen @runo oafur,
tuena traerb Sertan0, Der Dies lie}t,
fDrtfdbrt, at, einen ibmersenoen
&uden gu leioen, bic unannebmlid=
teiten beibmerlid5en urinirens err
ouloet un0 ben @efabrer BON Dia@
betes uno &ierentrantbeiten entge=
gengebt. tueun Nbbiilfe 10 1abe CUR
0ano unb Der ppiitiue 8emeis oafur
beigebrabt miro. oaB er aebeilt uers
Den Tam. 2eiet. mas cine 8eupb=
merlin BON San Nntenio iaat:
Srau y. Beters, AS Gaiiiaup
StraBe. Die @attin oes befannteu
Wtaihiuiiten u. Beters, 1agt: SD
bate aeraoe &1denlhneraen genuq,
utn elm Wtittel tpie 9pan's Nierenz
Yilen tpiroigen au tDnnet,, bas Die
S9mer5en aus ben &iden Imnen
nno prompt nertreibt. gs iheint
tetn 8runo oafir Dorbanoen au Iein,
DAP ir9en0 Setnano an 3ufens
lhmersen ooer irgeno tpelben anoez
rem Sbmer5en leibet, Die auf bic
Nieren surudsufiibren iinb, tpenn
Dies beilenoe Mittel i'm 8erar
Drug Store ober in Slider &
SprinaaI's Drug Store al baben lit.
Sh babe niht Die Nb1iht, uDu oieler
urlohe mod einmal gu leioen unb
uil aud niht erlauben, baB Dies ir=
geno Sennan0 anoers tut, penn oiele
Nngabe pDn mir, baau beitrager
tann. baS 5u nerbinoern."
@rbaltlid bel allen DroguiIteu.
Breis so Gents. Softer M3iQburn
go. in Buffalo, sc. g., oueiniae
1gente1 fir Die Ser. Staaten.
TergeBt nibt ben Namen Duan
nno acceutirt fein Subftitut.
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umsuss:Nptis.

Meinen Treunoen uua benz Subj.
tnu i'm Naaemeiner aeise id bier.
NIT al, Dab ib mein Gelhdft am l.
Tebruar uab SEQ. lib ShosNlamDs
StraBe. amei 6duier iibli1 BON
Waiber BroS., nerleeer tperoe.
gitp uno Gone Gtar Biere usroen
TETS friid D0m TaB pertauft. bic be-
item 2i9iSre uub in1purtierten 8eine,
fet1e Siaaren, 9elitateiien oner Urt
uno taIter 2unh rperben ftets All ia.
ben fein.
Seoen Jreitas abeno miro Der
lhmadbafte @~aloeitOner Silbibumoer
Seroiert.
Jaoem id meiuen 5reuno.u uno
Sunoen fir ibre bisberiqe 8atrunoae
meirien 9ant abitatte, bite i'd, aud
ferferbin UNI tbren 8elud in neuen
Gutase.
g. esetosm,
fftber 8eetboneu W6unerdsr.6aIe
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tiunGren Sheen bel oiefen .Strseu
Der Oronuna" Ginaana finner une
oann miro tein 0alteu tnebr iein.
9ie furdtbarite, ibredenpoafe,
miloeite Renolutiun. welde bic Melt
lie eeieben, miro burh oas weite ruiz
iiibe &eih futen uno oaiielbe n6llie
perdnbern urb umgeitalten. SIN Sns
terelie RuBlanb'S uno AUDI rupl i'm
Sntereiie Der gaasen Belt Tam man
winihen, baB Die beute bort berrs
idenben @eualten flug unb aeldidt
senua lein mDsen, oieie SintHut su
perbinoern. NoG baben tie Die
Mabt uno Die 4raft oasu.
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.xene farbIpfen @anaeu.

beftise &opf~ unb &iidenibmerseu, lopic
8eritopfung, nebelfeit, Sbiptn6elanfaIe,
@elb~ nnb Baieriubt, nnb Sober unS
Rierenleiben lafien gu6 u cine Babl
stuiideu einem lansiamen Nbiterben poe,
benz einsi9en Mittel, baB ben RGrper mod
reintaen un6 pieber seIunb MAIDEN fann
llno tut gbDreu, suelhe niemols Ser
1unft anuebten, tuerben Bel iulber 8abI
nibt lbleunisit bic berihmten ct. Ser
marbs8rduter9iaen, bic fir % Gents in
onen &pDtbefen gu baben Iiub, ontpens
ben, I'M ibr Blut gu beriinsen, unb 81
nenem 2eben oon @eIunbbeit suritfane
tebren.
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8 a 8.

Cine merfwiroiae Banter. sc.
ihi9te miro aus Der @eaeno upr
gDlmesneil getneloet. Sin bDhmi.
ider Nrbeiter murbe nor, eiueu1 Ban.
ter anaefaqen. oerielbe brohte i'm
cine lhmetabafte Eerlebune an De,
Shulter bel. bod gelang es BEN
Wan1, ben Banter uDr fih absu=
roehren. Da8 9ier pplIte jeoDd3 aun,
5rueiten DIAL auf ben Wani1 ipriuoen,
alS oieier fih plDblib nit GROCER Sci,
fte%sgegentpart erinnerte, aelelen su
haber. man Tonne miloe Eiere BON
ith abbalten, inbem man fie ihari
anblide. CT fhaute barauf rer, aunl
Sprung nieoertauernoen Bauter
ibarf at, uno oteler lieR fiH onrh ben
Bid audi rihtig einihuhtern. Ct
noagte iib niHt berart uno Der Wann
NIT benz iharfen Bid uno BET grus
Ben @eiftesgegenuart fonnte rid
udrtslbreiteno unaefdbroet aus leis
mem 8ereth fomtlen. Die merit
uhroige Geibihte mtro, tuie gelaot,
Gus GolmesneiL beriGtet.
Iqen Berihtei1 gu Iulge nitb
Dies Sabr in inherent Staat bebea.
tend weniger &eis gepfanst als lebs
tes Sabr.
gol. Sac. 9. SimpiOu, elmer
Der betannteften 8emubner bon Dals
tas, if aeftprben.
- Sn @alpeitun uerbrannte metz
lib oas Il Rpnate alte ainc BON
Yeter Auaternlt, Dem Better elmer
Gr0cerg OH Der Gde Der 8oftuffce
ano ber 90. Strase. Das atno.
tueldaes geldhmt mar, befane fih
ALIEN i'm 3immer, als auf bisber
mod unaufgefldrte Beile Der in Der
Wdbe ftebenoe Oelofen bas 8ett in
Brand ieste. gle bic Gltern, burh
ben Branogeruh angelpdt, berbei=
far1ert. tunnten fte oas aino nift
n1ebr retter.
Gineti 6errn y. Dumel in Ga.
reoD !Dur0en pDr tnebreren Wonas
Ten $500 in BantnDtert aeitphlen.
Sebt bat man oas aeitublene @elo in
Der 0iitte zines merifaniihen Beuns
geiunoen. Der 9ieb neriudte einen
$2O@S hein At uedieln uno bies
fibrte gu ieiner Gntoefuna.
SIN Der Ndbe oes Oelprtes
0unble bel 6Duftpn Eat man bic
n%ertimmelte 2eihe zines unbetannz
ten Wannes ~eefunoen, Die an oos
Uabngeleiie feitaebunben mar. Babr=
ibeinlid lift oer unelidlihe Mdus
bern in Die 0dnoe aefaGen, bic i'm
a1Sgeraubt uno oaut auf biele fhre6s
lthe Weile erraOrbet baben.
Die reue SLUG uno 6afenbiu
bemiGiat fir Nranias BaB 5000, 900.
Die Bin lit nod tliht an9enummer,,
tire Nnnabn,e iheint aber u~nstueifefs
haft 81 fem. Sn Mudport unb gprs
pns Gbriiti it bic RahriHt init arpe
Ser Beaeiterung aufaenomn,en NOR
ben.
Suite Bailep, tueld3er an, 4.
Snli in Guero einen meiBen Sunoeu
ftab uno 10 ihmer permunoete, 0aB
oerielbe ipdter ftarb, lit su suuanaiQ
Jahre1 Suhtbaus ~uerurteilt uoroer.
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Sibweineras wi1nlmt Gu0

Wenn Sbr gu9 irgenopp. rieoer.
lafSen woat. tbut es entlane Der 81.
ME Der
Can MmtpniD u MramSas
YaB Sahm,
i'm Gdrtens9 iftritt oes Staates. @e.
lunobeit unb 8liula uniibertrpHen.
8iaiae 2anbereien fir ben 6artner,
Warttgdrtner, Obits uno 8iebsltter
@eaen @iuselbeiten nenbetGu Id an
6. S. Wartin, g. 9. g.,
San GntDnio. Teras.
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Sebr Ia Ra@fraae

fir aeinisung beg Blutes un6 Spfems
fub Or. Sings Hep 2ife gilIen. Sc,
raoe bas, xm Masens nnb 9ebers9e=
f6Uerben gu beilen. 8eriu9t fie. gu
babes bel S. 9alteper & Gpbn, @es.
S. s. Sdmitt, Gisent. unb aboli
Dreis. % gents. BaraMtiert.
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Sic SOr;lise oes tamoien Mlamo=
Wfer-

@it ber Sertelluue ibres unibertrefnis
ben alamDs TSlaiaenbter hat Die Gone
Star 8raneret einen 8ernibus seton.
9as an 8einbeit unb Site, Strait unb
8oblaeIhmad unberaieihlihe 8ier 1T
Elm Sriumpb bes 8raufafbes unb benz
entipredeub iberau aufaeupmmeu tuOr~
ben.
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Bir nehmer, Feline Staot aus,
tcenH mir iaaen. oaB mir oas gr5Bts
2aaer BON ~Bbite Bine" ,6ols, Gi=
DIEM, gihens. xappels uno 6idprps
6ols, Delfarbe uno Baumaterialien
i'm Staate babsn. 90. Stepes &
GpnA.
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8erooe bonn Irtanias SluB
bereineetommen: 8mei 8aaonlas
oungen 8appela. @ihens uno 6iGn
rps6Dls. 90. Gteues g. Sons.
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Seraoe bonn Mrtanias SluB
b~erein9etommen: 3mei Wagenla=
oungeu Bappelz, Gihens uno Sidos
rssSols. 90. Stepes Il Spns.
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,,8prp : sSprmafiu'', (G:

n8prp ; JormaIia'', (Gimer &
2nteao). bdlt, menn eS Worgerta
als 8abnz uno Munb : 8aIler ee@
brauht miro, 8abne unb WuItb
uabreno oes 9anaen cages rein.
s. S.. Sbmiot, 6uufton, 9eras,
Nqent.
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as- Nuftern aus Der g dale Im0
8rps. Salpou.
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MMerlet.

6err 6. Sesetoru, bisber
Defpnon, Der Beethoven 6aQe, tuiro
am erften sSebruar in SEQ. 113 Snos
Hlan1o : StraSe cine muftergiltiae
Birtihaft erDffnen. in tpsldber er 10,
tuol Gitp uie Gone Star Bier ftets
friih uer5apfen. Die beiteu 9iquDre
u.1o @eine eerabreiden uno Delita=
tefien, wie talten 2unm ierpieren
ptro. Seoen 5reitaa Qiebt es auBer'
benz ben beribmter @alpeftoner
Hiibibumoer. 6err Gesetorn 1T ntht
iiur Elm aeuanbter, lpnoern auh
6uBerft toulunter Wirt, Der 1ein &c,
fhdft gritnolid seriteht uno bel BEN
fid bic @dite mol fiblen. Der Grs
fulg feines neuen nnternebnst,s nirb
oaber niht ausbleiben.
Die ShulbebDroe bat bic gnt,
ibeioung getrofen, ooB ieoes aino.
6efien gltsrn auBerbalb Der 5tabts
aren5e tppbner, unb Die Dffentlihen
Sbulen oer Staot beiuGt, jdbrlih
Elm Shul9eto BON $40 gu entrihten
bat, uie es oas oiesbesialihe Stats
geies uOridreibt.
SIN Senior lift Der Store oes
BDftmeiitera u. s. Grnft Elm Moub
Der Glammen oemorben. Ser Bers
luit BON $1,000 lit r,ur burm cine
Beriiherung npn $4,000 geoedt.
~ @dbreno @anoioaten fur bas
Waborsan,t in Wenae pprhanoen
iinb. babert iid Ransioaten fir bic
anoeren Staotdmter nod aar nidt
getneloet uno es ideint biz jebt audi
nod Nientano oas Gerlanaer su ira.
gen. Witalieo bes Gtaotrate8 bleis
ben ober meroer gu tupIen.
- Die WaDDrsfanoloaten iben
iid i'm Gerfedipiel eeaert einanber.
Sic finb iebr auriidbalteno in Besug
auf ibre Gniihten, Nbfidten nnb
Bldne.
DaS int ndhften Sabre absus
halte1be 8unoesldneerfeft lpIte ale
@eleoenheit benust uerben, oas
aanse Wnieben. ben GinfluB unb bic
Wabt oes bieiiaen Deutlhtnms gum
nulIeu Gusbru6 81 bringen.
Wie uir hDren, lit Die Wieoers
ouferftebung zines alien Wdnners
@eianapereias su ermarten.
Die Guncoroia.2 pee SEQ. 1893,
Der sc. u s. Of s.. bat Die Tolaenoen
Wearlten eingelebt: BaftsB rptettur,
0ermann 9aade; BrDtettpr, Gbas.
u. Sente; Bice. Broteftor, Nrs. 6.
Surenta1; Sefretdr. Spbn Beloblas
pef; Smabmeiiter. Wartir fadu.
tuis; 2aplan, Mrs. G. aumeaer;
Sabrer: Wrs. Nueuft Gieuert; Sas
neres Bahe, &Dbert Gfernani,; 8ers
waltangsrat. Wrs. Marie Nders
mann, 96ereie Wfufier. Mis Worie
8. 6aas.
WiB Befis Duper son bier,
bic friiber in Der Buftoffice anseiteut
tuar, befleibet aegenudrtia oas lint
zines Anualtes fiir bas SDrft@D epars
auf ben Bbilippinen.
- Beim Nbiprinee, BON eineta
iib i'm uulen 2aufe befinbliden 8uQe
Der SnternatiDnalbabr nah ben Wiehs
b6fen, erlitt Der 10 Sabre alte Sohn
Weit01 eineri Beinbrmh.
- 0eute abenb tritt TbUmas Sefz
feriDn in, @rDBer Dpernbaus oils
Slip ban Bintle" auf, an, Wuntaa
bic Dperette nTbe BrinceS Chic"
3ur Multiplying.
Ser Turns8ere peranftaltet
am Saulstaa, ben 4. 6ebruar, einen
&inoeraM faStenbaQ.
Sn ieiner 4lane aeoeri Die Golf
Colorado unb Santa Sc Balm ers
belt Wntun 6alamuoa $1,000 suee.
ipruden. Die er fiir ben Eoo ieines
Sobnes i'm Dienfte Der @aleaitaft
als 6ei5er erbielt. CT bate $685.
600 beoniprudt.
- Dem BaMer lit cine Qadernoe
9enne ber liebfte Gtnepuael.
- pot eS Der Wenib i'm 2ebeu
enolih oahin aebraht. Sprdnge rnas
hen 80 f6nnen-fino ihnl leioer mel.
tens bic Heine ihun fteif.
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Sd babe getrunten ranaen @ein
Sim Rbein uno Ionit beim 8anoern;
Ser cine sins mir ms Sebeiu,
SIN Rcpf fublt i'd Den anoern.
Sn's 5ers bod sine mir teiuer 10
uno mahte mid 10 frsi uno frob,-
Sd lpre6' es aug bier obue G6eu-
Mls bas Gone Star " ( a m o Brdu.
@s 1T elm 53aubernort, bas @lamp,
Sas cine meme Seutang bat erbalten,
ats nni're sroSe Gone Star 8retpins So.
Gin Bier oes Namens IieB nod bier einl1alten.
uub ueuer 3auber iteist oaraus beruor,
Gs ~trintea's 4lte, &rante, bic Geiunbeu.
Sic ale rufen i'm 8egsitrunes=Gb
9as tuabre Glirir. es if sefunoenl
Ser ale Sage aeiBis i9ait uno oentt,
Gntpeber &orper poer @eit a%nftrengt,
Ser iudt mad etnem Srinte, Der ibn idrts,
Sbn trdItiee sum neuen l5tseren @erte
llno ibm nab langer @rbeitstaeeslsf
8eri9onere Die Stunoen Trober Raf.
rtuo bieisr Srunt, es 1T oas alamo,
Sas uubl betommt, maat frii@ uno irei uno troll
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Himd's Gents 9aeana . @iaaxrs.
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Sdslide gomriften s9latwasen

nah @alifornien. ebenio nad ct.
2Ouis uia geras & Bacific Babn
pbne Wediel. Sdreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet > Mgenten megen bieles
neuen 9tenites ooer an 6. IS. Eurs
ner, @eneral=8 aiiaaiers Ngent, Dals
las, TeraS.
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Nin6's5 Gents Sapaua giaarreu
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
HARVEST HEAVY.
Death Comes to James BuCkby,
R. Bandy and Other Citizens
of City and County.

James E Buckby, one of the oldest
engineers of the Henderson Route in
point of service, died last Thursday
morning az II :l5 o'clock at,his home
near this city. He was Ill about nine
days Of pneumonia, which was super
induced by lagrippe His death came
as a shock to friends and relatives, as
he was thought to be improving up
until 3 O'Clock Thursday morning,
when complication set up and hasten
ed the end.
Mr.. Buckby WAS born at Sudbor.
ough, North Hampshire, England, on
September 90 1868. He came TO Amer
lea in 1879 and settled in Michigan.
Shortly after the Henderson Route was
built he entered the employ of the
road. He was an engineer on the
branch road to Fordsvllle and then
on the main line His last run was
on the Cloverport accommodation, of
which he had charge ever since this
SclNlCc was
On March 1, 1899. Mr.. BucKby was
married to Miss Olive Howard,
daughter of ]. b. Howard, the we'll
known hotel proprietor, of Fordsville
To this union four children were born.
Besides his wife and children, Mr.
Buckby is survived by two brothers,
Alfred Buckby, of this city, and John
Buckpy, of Michigan. and his father
and two sisters, who reside in Eng
land.
AS an engineer of the highest ability
Mr.. Buckby was well known. He was
a member of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, in which he held
81, 500 insurance, and of the Fordsville
lodge of Masons. While on a visit sew
eral years ago to England he was en-
tertained at banquet o. Mssons AMI
English noblemen. AS a Mason, as
an engineer and as a citizen, he was
liked and admired because of his
worth
The remains were taken to Fords-
Vile Friday, the interment helng at
the cemetery there in the afternoon.
Members of the local lodge of Mssous
accompanied the remains to Fords-
vile, where the Fordsvllle lodge took
charge of the bod =. The services at the
grave were conducted by Frank Pey-
ton, of Falls of Rough
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
FAMILY REUNION
OF WASHlNGT0NS.

There was very delightful i'm
promptu reunion of the surviving
members Of the immediate family of
Col. Henry Washington, of Double
Springs, Breckenridge county, at 3O6
f. Broadway, Louisville, one day
last week. The survivors present were
Lucy Attala, widow of the late A. j.
Alexander, of 306 E. Broadway; Mary
West, widow of the late Theophlus
Munford, of Meade county; Bate
Washington and wife, of Double
Sdrings, the old Washington homestead
near IrvingtCn, Ky. Sue, wife Of
DR.. j NJ. Tydings, 3O6 E. Broadway :;
and Georgiana, widow of Richard
S. Herndon, of Oak Hall, Meade
county.
Henry Washington, their father,
was born in Westmoreland county,
Va in the year 1892 While yet a
young man he. removed to Kentucky,
where he married. In 1877, Catherine
R. Bate, daughter of James Smalley
ami L1cy Throckmorton Bate. of JEFF
terson county. There were born to this
union fourteen children, SIX sons and
eight daughters. Soon after their
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
moved to their farm in Breckenridge
county, near the present site of Irving
ton, on the L. II. q. st. L. r. R.,
where both lived till their death Mr..
Washington in 1850, and Mrs. WASH
lngton in 1875.
Mr. Washington was elected to the
State Senate Tor one term and shortly
afterwards became member of the
convention that framed the Constltu-
tion of 1850. Soon after his return from
Frankfort, on February. 1, 1850 he was
suddenly seized with that dread ter
ror Asiatic cholera, OF which he died
i u few hours.
The sum of the ages of these suvlv-
ing youngsters, aggregate 35S years
Mrs. Alexander S3, Mrs Munford
IS, Mr.. Bate Washington 20, Mrs.
Tydings 66, and Mrs. Herndou Ga
Xxx
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
NEW MANS A. S. OF
E. VIEWS, ADVICE.
Rurrah for Everitt and Equity.


The human jack knife has boen
slumbering even while he was sweat
inc and toilng these many years But
thanks to. A. Everitt and a host of
noble lieutenan;s, he is wide awake
now.
We Will smoke no Dukes mixture,
neither will we chew any fiat until we
get three eights for our tobacco.
Stick tight, stick fast, keep on
sticking. 1t can be done. 1t will be
done.
If every man In this county would
read Up-To-Date Farming and the
county papers there would be no more
scaping.
Farmers, stand by your friends He
who is not for us is against us
No, Mr.. Slick, the A. S. OF E. will
not try to reduce the acreage this
year. So you will make nothing by
staying out and irving to double your
crop. But 1t is to be hoped that tar.
mers generally, whether mmbers or
non-memDers, will have Judgment
enough not to overcrop themselves, Tor
there is certainly more profit in six
tv per cent. crop at eight cents than u
full crop at SIX cents.
Say, if the buyers don't get busy
pretty soon what's the matter with
some enterprlsing man renting a ware.
house AMI przlng and storing for the
farmersY The farmer could then bor-
row mouey enough on his crop to en-
able him to hold it as long as neces
ssry.
Mattlngly Local Union No. /, A. ).
OF Z celebrated its first anniversary
Feb. with oratory, music and reclta-
tions 1t then proceeded to elect the
following officers: w. B. Taul, tire
less veteran. President A. B. Drum,
a modern Demosthenes Vice prssi-
dent Geo. H. Newman, a chronic
scribber, Secretary W. T Mason,
man above suspicion, Treasurer ;
Ed. Goatley, The Boy Orator of Tar
Creek lecturer Joe Russell, a man
of muscle, geaut-at- aims; I. NJ.
Bates, Thos. Gostley and A. F. New
man, three true disciples of Everitt,
Executive COMMITTEE. Thos. Goatley,
I. NJ. Bates and A. b. Olum have the
selling of all tobacco in the district.
Any one wishing to lay in large sup
ply of chewing ana smoking would
do well to call on them.
Yonrs for three eights,
Geo. h. Newman.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
MRS. MARY TINICS DEAD.

Mrs. Mary E. TinIus died last We'd
nesday afternoon OF compli cation of
diseases at the home of her daugl ter,
Mrs L. H. Pate, In Owensboro. She
was born IN Breckenridge county but
had been a resident of Owensboro
since last Jnly, previous to that time
making her home in this city.
Mrs. Tinius was born October 20,
1S43. In 1860 sne was married to the
late William Tlnius. OF the children
born to this union the following sur
vive Mrs L II Pate, Mrs. VIM.
Sshhe. Mrs. Harvey Story, Owensbo-
ro JAS. Tinius Philpot; Misses Mag
gle and Rosa Tinius and Fred Tinius,
Louisville; Henry Tinius, Custer
Herbert TInius, Mattingly; and Mrs.
L V. Chaplin, OF this city. About
1878 she united with the Baptist
church
The remalDs were brought to this
city Thursday on the afternoon train
and taken to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapn, where the funeral services
Continued on pase1
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
TWO NEW UNIONS.

VS. Ball organized a local union OF
the American Society CT Equity at
Harmed last Saturday. W. L. Macy
was elected president OF the union and
G. l. Burlington secre tary. The union
was organized with twelve members
They are holding 60, 00O pounds of to-
bacco for the Lynchburg prices.
Ben Taul orgauized local union of
the A. s. nf E.. with eleven members
at New Bethel last week. VIII Jarboe,
John Seaton and Clarence Miller COM
pose the committee appointed to sell
the tobacco belonging to the union.
The union has pledged 40, 600 pounds
and 40, 600 pounds more are being
held.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
GUY WOOD DEAD.

Relatives kere have received news Of
the death of Guy Wood, formerly of
this city. at, Lake Charles, La. after
lingering illness of consumption.
The funeral of Mr. Wood was at Lake
Charles
Mr.. Wood was about twenty fouryears
of age. He went to Lake Charles sew
eral years ago and engaged in farm
ing His wife. whom he married in
Louisiana, and young child survive.
The other relatives are his mother,
four brothers, John, Lse and William
Wood, of this city, and Nell Wood
of Lake Charles, and two sisters, Mrs. j.
-. Fella. of Addison, and Miss Flor
ence Wood, of this city.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-15
COTTAGE MEETINGS.

The Christian people of all the
churches in town have united and ar
ranged to hold cottsge prayer meetings
during this week for a general revival
Of religion. The meetings begin at 2:3O
o'clock in the afternoon and will be
held at the following places: Wednes-
day, with Mrs. Jasper Dyer; Thursday,
Mrs. Wm. Hoffious; Friday, Mrs.
Robt Polk. Yesterday afternoon the
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
w F. Ferry. Everybody interested in
the revival is invited to these meetings.