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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-02
NIIerIei.

Or. $. 8. 8arniB, HrGiibent
Der misunderstanding empfieblt in
ieinem Sabresberi6t Die @ntpenouno
zines beiieren Spltems fir Die Mb.
fubr bes abfaas. Dos iesiee SDiten1
ldBt ~allerbinss oiel 81 miini6el
ubrig.
@ab Dem 9eridt oes 9all.
Snipeftors Somes @~obrenbarger
muroen i'm pereangenen @onat 20C
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ausgeltellt i'm
angegebenen @erte bon 1852, 495.
SIM Sauie ieiner @ltern, 20
1880 Norb-Yine StraBe, itorb 8eorq
3app inn 9lter bon 81 Sobren. 81
betrieb eine Sorm III Der 0dbe nor
San @ntonio.
Bur Musitellung bot iid alid
Elm redt unermiinl6tes Clement II
Der Staot eineefunoen. IS iino oies
Die Soiden uno Sausoiebe. Bel et.
niger 8oriidt fann man ii6 ibrel
jeoo6 leiht e%ripeDren.
@enn in 6olge Ser duBeri
nieorigen @iienbobnraten itno bes
ioealen @etters oie beltrige allsltel
lung fein @rfol9 tperoen ioate, Dam
aGre es gerotenL nG6ltes Sobr fcilll
ab5ubalten uno iberboupt INNER Iii
Sabr gu iiberidlagen.
On Stele bon Or. aingslep il
eomaro %. &nor ais 8raiioent oel
oSumane Societp" ern66lt mproen
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Waisforn=8au.

Das 2onomirtidafts-0 eportemen
nnleres Staates bat Der offent
li6t, mel6es redt irtereiionte Mfittei
lnngen uber ben Waisfornba1 ent
balt nnO oeiie1 2efture mir unierer
5ormern cuffs 8elte empfebleu.
Ro6 oieiem Bulletin lino I'M les
ten Sabr 100000 @der 2oto il
unierm Stoot nit Waisforn be
pflan5t moroen nilo oieie baben Ell
nen @rtrag BON 155, 589, 900 gui6e
gebradt. Das lit cine rieiige Molie
aber oen1od itnb Die @erfaiier oes
Bulletins Der @nitdt baB Ser Or
trag nod beoeuteno permebrt mer
ben fonnte, merln in elmer mebr ipItc.
matii6en 8eiie gearbeitet miro;
uno uniere 5ormer Ste grgebniiis
Observation-Disclosures 6ori6ung uno bil
@~rfabrung praftiiher Satigfeit mebl
in getra6t 3ogen. Sbnett oieie @r.
gebniiie uno @rfabruneen gin
&enntnis 81 bringen lit eben oel
3med bieies Corn Bulletin. =
gatia6lih baben mir bier in Seros
idon beoellteno groBere @rnten pei
Ider gebabt als lestes SSobr. 2eb.
tes Sabr bradte Der Mder onrd,.
ibnittlib 81 9uibel. SIN Sabre 1909
ite1te iid oieier grtrag onf %
8uidel, I'M Sabre 1898 e%benfoas
i'm Sabre 1878 betrug er 26 gnifel,
i'm Sabre 1867 botte er % guid)el
errei6t nno I'M Sabre 1868 gar 90
9nidel, Der bo6ite grtrag, ser
mdbreno Der lebten AZ Sabre en-
5ielt purbe. aber Die gerfolier oes
uGorn-guaetm" linb Der Mniidt.
oaB Der grtrag auf 35 Bis 40
guibel gebradt meroen fan1.
Der bohite Hreis fir &orn mob
reno Der lebten AZ Sabre muroe
1879 be5ablt, llamlih $1.03, oa-
mails mar Die grnte iebr flein, iie
betrlt9 lrlr IS 8nibel per 4fer. 81
bo6 lit Der 8reis ME nieber geitie-
gen. SIN Sabre 1902, ols Die rela.
tip fleinite grnte gemaft muroe,
8.66 8ui6el per @fer, itieg Ser
9reis MIR auf Sc Gents. 2ebtes
Sabr NOR er 8iemIi6 bod, er be-
trng 60 Gents. 9os &ornsMreaI bat
m BEN lesten 5ebn Sabren nngemeill
5ugenommen. SIN Sabre 1898 pllr-
Den in 3eras 3,213,468 Slider nit
9orn bepflan5t, in oieiem Sabr l.,
$4,000 SLIDER. Ser groBe Mmf-
i9pung beeann nit Dem Sabre 1899,
bamals pereroBerte li6 oas 4reol
Inn cine Miaion @der uno ieitbenl
bot es bon Sabr gu Sabr 8ueenom-
men.
@er iid oas Bulletin iiber Corn
Culture" fommen laiien pia, Ser
idreibe an ben ugommiiiioner Of
@%gricufture, Muitin Seras". Sc
miro frei 5ugefanot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-02
@inlabuns.

SIR, bic ibr FAINT, ppn fern nith nab,
nnt nnl're Jatr end SIT hetrahten,
TergeRt ntd1t, bak mod andres Sa,
Wpranf iDr fiigltd fultet adten.
Die Sair lit ih5n, setpif, ba tit
Sa Steles, tuas end5 int'reHiert,
ODD Mnb'res aud, baB t9r es iutkt,
@pppn ibr Wattdes prpfittert.
Sn alien StraRen finbet ibr,
Die iuanberid1nIten alter 91ben,
unn bleibt ibr fteb'n, 10 5tebt's etfj bier
Sineit nit mniihtbaren SGbem.
Sph brandt i6r b'rnm rid)t bis at iein,
8etuif, es uirn Sud nid]t nerhrieken,
Sebanbelt iuerbet i1r CANA fein,
Selbit ipenn ibr fet1en Saul ,uplft idlie=
fen.
Sin Seher freut iid euf az ieb'n,
ntO seist Gud iptlig ieine @aarerr,
llnb fdliekltf mitft ibr ielbi geite9'n.
Sae ibr bier @teles f5nntet iparen.
81, 5iebt benn lus, ~persniist unb frpb.
uito tdlent Gnh t1idlt nur benz 9ebrGnge,
@s btetet San Gntpnip,
Ses Sebensmerten eine Menge.
Die id5ne 8 Star Srauerei
Siirft' tbr nDr alien nidt persefen;
Wenn has geiheb', ih iagt: cs Jet
Setnab' Elm finbltdes Serrtefen.
Sbr ieih tuilfpmmen, slaubt es mir,
Man 5ei9t Sud milts hurh bic Gaunte,
unb label Sud NIT 8 II 9 ar8t I,
Sin Sranf, 10 idbn ME 9idtertranme.
Damn fiiblt ibr mod einmal 10 ent,
Was fiimmert Sud Der @elt Seihperac,
nnh frpber freiit int Grd bas Slnt,
tlnh ifI6ner idJeint Sud bieie @rbe.
9'runi, iuenn sur 5air Sbr bier erideint,
8ergekt es ntdJt, 5n Gu'rem Srommcn,
Sprt, mo- bas Seutidtam iif u%ereint,
Snr 60 stare ranere ST. tpnts
men,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-02

geben piiroe. I'm oas M~ittogeiien,
oos man i6on INN oas bnnte Srei=
ben Der &usflitgler in Ser &olpnie
nit in oas @efe6t 5u fiibren, oltf
einen Sonntag onIebte, geieai6oitlib
bunter 81 ~geitalten, botte Ser Sretberr
einen penitonierten Weoior, Ser lid)
IN Der &olonie ongeiieoelt, init eilt-
%gelaoen, Johann ou6 be1t @r6itef=
ten 8riintpolb, SIT Dem er cine be-
ionoere 3uneigung gefoBt botte, ur1o
Der otter einmol cine Sloi6e @eill
Ibenbs, nod oes Cages Mrbeit, orf
Ser S6loBtarreiie nit inn trirfen
muBte. Serner bate er oie 9ilo-
bolterin gebeten. or muBte 5ipor,
oaB Gornelia uno or6 feline S6me-
tier bon bieier @inlooung penig er-
baut iein miiroen, obnte es ptelmebr,
ober er ielber mo6te MeIitta BET
elmer fir tim 10 ni6tt9en 8eronItol=
tung nidt mebr e%ntbebren, er betrod)-
tete tie i6on ols ieinen gltten @eiit.
ie mebr er bon ibre1t Gei5elt beitrift
mltroe.
Gornelia fiiblte mas oieier Soa
fir ibren Safer beoel1tete, n1o iie
iab mn beitdtiet mas lire @bnung
nubte, ols ibr Der Sreiberr om Mor-
gen oes Cages, no Sic @Gite ertportet
muroen, gut gelount, ober ood Gin
penig befanger, idmei6elno iogte:
ogenn lei bente mol tpieoer meine ge-
trene Selferirt, mein &inb. Sd ba=
be nit &olpb nno Minnie iber elite
geidaftlide @ngelegenbeit gu reoelt.
om beiten geidiebt Dos 5mii6en Dem
@iien uno benz &offee. in oieier
3eit fonnteit gu BEN iibrigen 60
item ben 8orl6lae modem, Elm menig
int 8orf gu prominieren 10 ooB i)
pie unabii6tli6 nit Sen beioen slt=
riidbleibe. Sd oenfe oie Sode err
leotgt ii6 i6nea nno glatt, uno bonn
finoen mir nns gum &affee aae mie-
Der 5uiammen."
gr iogte oos eon5 lei6t, aber Cor.
nelia iab i'm groB uno emit an uno
ergriff ieine Sano. nBopa", iprad)
iie uno lire Stimme pibrirte elm me-
mig, i'd neiB, bob 0u tpegen Ser
gefiinoigten&apitalien nod in Gorge
biit. @are es ni6t better getpeiell,
penn MIR beute, tpenn Oh oenn init
&alpb 5n ipreden fir gut finoeit
Die Sremoen forteelai1en bdtten?~
rDie Sremoen21 frogte er n,,one
genebm beriibrt. SEER @riintpalo
perfebrt 10 oft in unierem Saule, fem
Gat mar mir f6on mertoon.
Sic errotete faum merfli6. SD
meme i'm peniger," onttportete lie.
aber oieie Dame. 8as jon tie heute
bter?"
Sic lit 6armant uno miro Min-
ME iebr gefolen. l1eberbies lit iie
cine ipn1patbiihe gribeinrng uno
miro oas &on8ert nidt itoren, ebenio
menig mie Der alte Maior, ser lie
ia na6ber benin Spa5ieren tfgang
bnr6 ben 8orf geleiten fant1 spei1n
Du Sid Ieiner ni6t etna annebmen
nnb ibr oufiir Serrn @riinnalo iiber.
laiien miait". ioete Der 5reiberr.
SD peiB ni6t Oh Serr @riinmolo
beionoeres &ergniigen an ibr finoell
miiroe," CAB iie 5nriid. n@enn es
Der Saa iein ioate, neroe i6 i'm
natiirli6 ni6t binoern, iid NIT ibr
5l unterbalten. Seoenfaas fannit
0n nur glauben, Bapa, oaB id In
@eoanfen mebr bel Dir lein merbe
ols anoersmo. Sd meiB es, baB gu
Sorgen bait, uno mohte Dir 10 BON
ga15em Ser5en miiniben, oaB Dlt
Tie bemte Los miirbeIt.1
(Sortiesnns foIgt.)
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@iirbe cine 6ppotbef anfnebmen.

Gin 5ormer an Der Glirol &ontc 2,
empire, So, namens sc. 81. Slopo,
lagt: ugudlen's 4rriea Solbe beilte
bic idlimmiten @ei6miire, Die id je
iab, namli6 an meiner &ano uno
meinem 8ein. 9ieie Salbe lit 10
nertpoa, oaB id cine oMortgage@ ouf
meine sSarm aufneblnen miiroe, falls
ib Tie ni6t anoers crbalten fonnta."
Rur 20 Gents BEL 9(oolpm 8reiB ullo
81. Gobn & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-02

~3nneDnteft n1t0 er babe Itet aud tltr
aus rein potriotii6en @riinoen an
ger1on1men. @eil ct boffe oem
Staate cine freiiinnigere 0erpaltura
geben gu fonnen als oie iebige. Damn
griff er @onperneur nr1o 2egislatur
1burf an nno bob als cine Ser pie.
len uniinnigen Dinge, oie BON Ser
2esteren begangen ieietl Die @llfbe-
bnng oes uScolp Bounty =@eleBes
berbor. In6 Die oemofrotii6e Staats-
fonbention unter5og Ser &eoner eli
ner i6arfen &ritif uno beIonoers Die
gorgange ant S9IuB oerlelben, als
man einem ubergei6noppten 9robi=
bltioniiten aus 9oro=Seras erlorbte,
Die Staot San Mntonio uno tire
gurger in Der i6anoli6iten n1o ge-
meilten 8eiie gu beidimpfen.
Nab Serrn Ogden ipra6 Der aon-
greBreprdientant @lein. or lielt
ii6 bauptiadli6 an rationale Sla-
gen, gina aber audi auf Die Stoots-
angelegenbeiten elm uno berl1rteilte
Den @o1perfenr bauptia6li9 tpegen
leiner Soltung IN Der Shulbiider-
Srage.
9errn Simpion's 4ufnobme in
Son Intonio NOR cine u%nqelnei,t
freunoli6e. IS muroe mabreno oes
Cages nidt leer int Menger Sotel
BON 2euter, Die oortbin fomen, Inn
i'm ouf5nillden uno inn tire @ftung
81 be5ergen. Wittags nrroe Elm 81
fentlider gmpfang absebalten 5u
Dem iif piele Der a~ngeiebeniten 8iir-
ger Der Staot e~initelten. Noflnit=
tags fano, nie eeiagt, Ser 8eiud ouf
Dem Iusiteaungsplase itatt uno mad
Der Gidfebr bon BORT belt iif ser
8ouber1eursfanoioat eine 3eitlanJ
I'M republifaniiben Sauptquartier
i'm Wafap @ebduoe auf, mo i'm ebert
fails Diele 8arteigenoiien onfiudfen.
8abreno oes Cages fono cine
Sisung oes republifanilden Staats-
grefltiDfomites i'm Menger Sotel
itatt. Inter anoern @eldaften laa
aud Die auHtealtng zines &anoioa-
ten fiir oas 4mt eines 2onofommii-
lars boz, fir oas man bisber nod
feinen pniienoen 4on6i6oten bntte
fin0en fo1rlen. Sos &omite beidlob
e%initimnig, Hobert Sanidfe len.,
ben Better n1o @erousgeber Ser
a5reie 8reiie fir 3eras~ gu nominie.
rem, Serr Sanidfe, ben elm &omite
bon leiner Nomination benahridtig-
te, beoouerte aber, geiddftIider uno
periOnliher @erbdltniiie pegen, sic
domination ni6t annebmen gu fon-
men. 9as 4ornite beidloB oarallf,
iiberbalpt feinen &anoiooten fir oas
Imt auf5uiteIen.
8roBer gntbuiiasmus CAB iib in
Der &omitelisung iiber Die Gage
fund. Wan bofft beltimmt, oab
Simpion eripablt miro uno mil
oesbaf6 auh cine duberit aftipe
Gampagne fiibren. @enn irgeno
moglih mid man BEN friiberen Sdot.
amtslefretar Sbap uno Spreder
Cannon bierber brinsen, I'M bier Ste
Den 81 balten.
@u6 nod perihieoene anoere So
miteiisungen fanoen itatt. 80 cine
Sisung oes Gompagne-a omites fir
Den finf5ebnten aongreBoiltrift, IN
Dem Or. Moore &aioibat 1T uno Der
| bieliden lofalen &omites. Wl1h bier
mill man cine aftibe Galnpagne fiib-
rem, Nontag abeno ioa cine Ser
iammlung Der 8re8inft-0 oriisenoen
bon Berar GountD i'm repiiblifoni-
iden Sauptquortier itattfinoen.
Aaes IN aqem mar ser @er(ouf
oes rrepllblifaniiden Cages" ourd)-
aus befrieoigeno uno bere6tigt 3al
ben ihoniten &offmingen.
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Gin iumperaines Seilmittel.

9arnnter bat ma cine glr5enei Gil
bertehen. Der 9ege1iiber bieienige &ralf-
belt obnmddtig lit, auf beren 9eilnng lie
berednet lit. Colder Irt 9eilmittel
giebt es mir perbdltniBmdBig ipenige. gu
tbnen gehort aber Dor Iaem Inafeils,
cine lett langen Sabren an bielen Sau-
jenben bon 8atienten beipdbrte @rfin1
Dltn9 bon 81. Sils6ee, tpeld]e ieben SAT-
bon 6dmorrbpiben beilt: Oh beraltet ooer
frii6, pb Blind ober bltteno. User nit
bieiem qualbouen 2eiben geitraft lit, fanil
Ii6 bon Der gerabe5u tpuribertdtiaen
@irfiomfeit leidt iiber8eugeu. Brube
pirb f~oftenfrei bon g. Nellitabter & So,
8or 1916, Stem Yprf. berianot.
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Sngampico muroe auf Der
StraBe elm Wam 0amens @on8ales
Wartine5 bon einem Wanne nit Ell
ner groBen Sbneioerideere erlto1en
geioe Wanaer iino S6neioer mo
maren friiber gut b~efreunoet NIT Ell
nanoer
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8efnht

cine aodin ODER Elm Mdoden our
@%eiorguite Der Sausarbeit BET elmer
aug orei 9erionen beitebenoen So
Mile. 3u erfragen in Ser Office
Der n5reie 8reiie".
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Ser ae6lfopf ser @alfiide iii
10 eingeridtet, bob iie glei63eitig of
men uno ~freiien fonnen.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15
Additional Local.

Mrs. Chas D Hook and Mrs. He rman
who have been visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jabe Haynes, Union Star re-
turned home Monday.
Henry w, Jolly and daughter Miss
Mamie were visiting his sister, Mrs
Frank Payne last week. Mr. jolly says
he had a good pof tobacco; hay; and
corn this year and is doing we'll IN his
new home.
Miss Lillian Sippel entertained Tues
day in honor of her guests, Misses May
Zirckls and Elsie Tuinering, of Louis
Vile.
George Gray of Owensboro, was here
Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graham have
returned from Louisville.
VIM. Blair returned from Hawesville
Saturday.
Little Miss Louise Geary is improving
after a severe and lengthy illness of
typhoid fever.
Richard Wathen, of Bsrdstown, was
the guest of Miss Francis Smith Sunday.
Subscribe for the News.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Lewis have re-
turned to their home at Addison after a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Doll in
Louisville.
The girls club will not be entertained
this afternoon.
The News has just recieved renewal
from Mrs. l.. L. Legters, formerly Miss
Maud Atkisson, of whom Breckenridge
county is very proud. She is still at
Lawton, Okla. and is doing beautiful
work in Comanche Missions.
Nat Taul was the first man in yester-
day with his first load of tobacco
pledged. 1t graded s., 81, SO and 81. so
He was we'll pleased with the sale and
went home happy.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15
MCDANlELS.

Mrs w. E. Dockery is on the sick list
Virgil Pool, of Hardinsburg, was here
last Friday.
Chas. Downs, of Cloverport, is spend
ing several days here with friends and
relatives.
Miss Frances Rhodes visited Miss
Mary Smith near Glendean last week.
Mrs. Perry Glasscock is very sick
with malaria fever.
Miss Manda Harris treated several
of her friends to an excellent birthday
dinner New Year.
Owing to the inclemenct weather the
dance for last Saturday evening at j.
w. Storms was postponed.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15
How S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. f. J. Cheney & Co..
Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have know f. j.
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able TO
carry out any obligations made by his drm
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by al!
Druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15
EIGHT PAGES.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1908.
Newsy Irvington Items, ~ Eva Midlothian SS

DR.. and Mrs. p. E. Dempster left
Monday for Louisville to spend several
days.
Mrs. L. B. Moreman and son were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Moreman in
Brandenburg last week.
Mrs. Bell Bruner returned Tuesday to
St. Louis, Mo-, after a short visit to
Mrs. Bate Washington, Mrs John A.
Wimp and Mrs. J. B. Herndon.
The Sabbath school class of Mrs.
Piggott met at her home on Friday
evening to elect their officers for the
quarter and to plan some supplemental
work for the coming year. After the
work was completed the ten girls and
boys present engaged in entertaining
and instructive games. The surprise of
the evening came to Mrs. Piggott from
the class in a form of beautiful silver
souvenir in honor of her birthday,
which occurred on the LIST. Those
present were: Misses Margaret Peyton,
Cara d. Frakes, Julia Lyon, Eliza
Piggott and Masters Kendrick, John w.
and Bion Jolly, Hubert Lyon, Harvey
Musselman and WILDER Dowell.
The Executive Committee of the
Breckenridge county Sunday School
Association met in Irvington on Friday,
December TO- to make plans for the
coming year. Mr.. Henderson, the
county president, presided. The cleo
ton of a county secretary to fill the
vacancy made by the resignation of
Mrs. Drane, was the first business be-
fore the committee. Next in order was
the consideration of place for holding
the next County Convention. Webster
and Stephensport were suggested, each
OF which has claims to the privilege of
entertaining the gathering. The dis
cussion of the propriety of electing a
Superintendent tor the Adult Bible
Class movement was next taken I'D.
Some investigation was necessary so
the matter was laid over until the next
meeting OF the committee. The presi-
dent reported all districts well organic
ed with a corps of officers who will pro-
oaoly do the work required of them in
Jealous, conscientious way.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15
HARDINSBURG
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Sherman Ball Lands A Good
State JoD--MiSS Reid Gives
Farewell Reception.
MANY AT THE CAPITAL

Phil La Sieur, who moved from here
to Pocahontas, Arkansas. almost two
years ago. has returned. Both he and
Mrs. La Sieur prefer Kentucky to
Arkansas with its climate and labor co.,
ditions.
Sherman Ball landed a 81 500 per
year job under Ben Bruner in the Sec
rotary of States department at Frank
fort. Mr.. Balrs duties will begin
March lst.
VIM. Hall. who has lived near town
for some time, has moved into Mrs.
Susan Squires' cottage on Third street.
He will remain here about a month,
when he will move TO Jess Towards
farm, near Glendeane.
Mike Miller attended the State Meet.
ing of the a. S. Of E., in Henderson
last week.
John F. Monarch was in ,Owensbore
several days last week on business.
Geo. L. Medler, merchant at Kings
wood, went to Browns, Illinois, Friday
to see his sister, whose critical illness
called for the presence Of the family.
Willie Penick, travelling salesman,
spent Sunday here.
Wade Pile, the Nook merchant, visited
here Sunday
Supt J. H. Pile went to Louisville
Friday to attend Mass meeting for the
organization Of Jefferson county by the
federation of Women Clubs. The pur-
pose of the organization is school inn
provement and Identification of school
grounds.
Miss Mattye Reid held an informal
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Shellman Saturday afternoon.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Kemper returned
Monday from Big Springs where they
had been the guests of Mrs Julia Clark
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams, OF
Owensboro, came Saturday to be the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Graves
for few days.
Mrs. Bate Washington was called to
Stephensport SUNDAY to see her sister,
Mrs. Brown Helm, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd McAfee spent Sun
day in Cloverport the guest Of Mrs.
William Mullen.
Mrs. Bette Calhoun has returned
from Owensboro where she has been
the guest of relatives for sometime.
The persons most interested in the
educations of their children would do
well to appoint a meeting in order to
discuss definite plans for the establish
ment of a graded school. Let it be
within the next month. Supt. Pile will
come with help and suggestion if notifi'
ed
At the home of Mrs. Louis Jolly last
Friday afternoon, the members of the
Social Club were delightfully."- entertain
ed at AZ. Refreshments were served
and the afternoon was thoroughly
enjoyed by all those present.
Mr.. John Pike, of the Sandy Hill
neighborhood, died at his home on last
Thurday night at an early hour, OF
dropsy. The interment was in the
Catholic cemetery, near town.
Miss Furrow, of Kirk, was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. T. J. Adkins last
week.
Mr.. George Drury left Tuesday fol
Louisville to spend few days disPosin2
of his tobacco.
Miss Evelyn HerDdon expects &c
leave in a short while for Nashville
Tenn, to spend the rest Of the winter
with her sister, Mrs. John Taylor Berry
The many friends of DR.. c. F
Marshall will be glad to know that he
is convalescent and hope to see him
on the street before long.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15
A Texas Shooting Wonder.

The Worlds Records for wing shoot
ing with a rifle were smashed to
flinders" in San Antonio, Texas,
recently by Adolph Topperwein, a
native of the Lone Star State. He shot
for ten consecutive days at 21-4 inch
wooden blocks thrown in the air at a
distance of 20 feet from him, missing
only tour out of the $4,000 and but 9
out of y, 500. During his shooting he
made runs of IA, $40, IS, 500, ,292 and
Is, PIG hits without missing. In doing
this wonderful shooting he used only
two % caliber rifes-Winchester re-
peaters. His ammunition was of the
smokeless powder variety made by the
Winchester people and famed for its
accuracy and cleanliness.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15

Miss Nora Critchelow, of this place,
and Mr.. Nash Robertson, of Caneyville,
were married last Tuesday where they
will make their future home.
Two small children of Henry Clark
have been very i'll from the effects Of
poison.
Thos Dublin of Lexington spent few
days with his Aunt, Miss Laura Durbin,
last week.
Trey Hart fell from building while
at work, last week, broke his shoulder
and collar bone and mashed himself up
considerbly.
Will Moore is in Hardinsburg with
his brother T. ]. who is i'll
Mrs. John Moore visited her daughter
Mrs. Roxie Mattingly last Sundays Y
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Gibson move TO
Hollis Bottom this week.
Attorney Claude Mercer has been in
Frankfort and Louisville several DAVIS
on legal business.
J. Nj. Bruce, for several weeks a
VISITOR here and at other points in the
county, spent last week in Louisville
the guest of Mrs Willie Beard and Mr.
Alex Jones, of tie Willard Hotel Mr.
bruce l ayes Louisville today for his
home in Waco, Texas.
Miss Mattye Reid leaves TODAY for
Bowling Green to begin her work as
teacher in the Western State Normal
Her four years in this county has been
OF lncalculable benefit to her pupils, all
OF whom have made solid advancement
along broad educational lines and have
been inspired to prosecute their studies
IN schools of higher learning. Her
going is a distinct loss to the education.
al force Of the comfy. The State
Normal is to be congratulated upon
securing her services.
Judge Moorman's late addition to his
law books places him in possession of
one of the best law libEaries, if not the
best, in the county He is spending all
his time from official duties in the pro-
secution of his legal studies. Night and
day he is at work
The new administration is in the wake
Of the old in its slowness about sending
out school money. The January check
for nearly 81, 900 due this county has
not been received, though the bank of
Hardlnsburg goes on paying every
teachers check upon presentation, an
admirable arrangement through this
period when money has been so slow in
coming from Frankfort.
Will Moore, of McDaniels, was in
town Monday.
NJ. II. Bear made business trip to
Owensboro Monday.
The meeting at the NJ E. church con-
tinues this week
Tom Moore sat up little while Sun
day, his first being out of bed, except
two days, in a month. He is rapidly
improving.
Squire Frank Rupert, of Rockville,
was in town Monday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-15
Tobacco Moving.

Hardinsburg, Jan. 14.-(SpeciaD.-
Tobacco is being rapidly received here
today. 1t is the opening day and wag-
ons began rolling in here by daylight.
Edgar Goodman is grader for this point;
Frank Rupert for Glendeane, and Chas.
Addison for Cloverport.