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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
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Wfan bar biotil / 9llminoeligbeo
anilanet Wfobameoanernes 9lntal til
260 Wfiaioner, og omtrent set Jam.
me Gal, nemlig 270 Miaioner, er
man efter De ieneIte foretagne tDr-
fife gere9ninger fommen til.
Otter De iioite lln0eriegelier bor
Der oa 81 WiQioner gefenoere al
Sslam / BET tprfiife Hige, nemlig 3
Willioner | oct eltrop9iife og "a
Wiaioner De aiiatiife og ofrifanife
Bropinier. S 9osnien og Ser5ego-
nina Dor ser 100000 Wobaneoa-
mere oe oe eprige gaIfanitater
100000. 9funot ON oet ruSiiife
Hige finoer man life minore eno "a
Willioner, al bpilfe De IA bor / oct
europ9iife og oe 10 oct aiiatiife
Huslano. @ngelif SSnoien RUNNER
60 MiIlioner, &ina 40, Yeriien, Of
gbaniitan os oct uafbpngiee slra-
bien 20 WeiIlioner. Baa SABA og
gtaboeerne Dor Ser n9lten uoeluffen-
De Wobameoanere, 25 Willioner |
aft % paa 6ilippinerne er Der 500,.
900. S gsoroafrifa err Sslnm oen
berifenoe HeIigion, Der beitanoig eer
npe 0remifriot, men ber er bet ogiaa
panifeliet at finoe ct paaIibeligt Gal
paa Silbengernes Wengoe. 6orifel'
lige Ingipelier ipinger mellem 65 og
20 Wiaioner. 0esnben bor Ser en-
Del Wobomeoanere / gItnfrifa og
pna De sitafrifanife Ger, bl. a. pao
Maoagaifor, oe enoelig faloer Der
noele Slliin0eWfo6a pao iaa
bel Noro- iom Wellem- og Spoame.
rifa, I. gfs. 8raiilien. (Spq. Yoit. y
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
iniitrationens Sep.
oipnin9sprooram.

8albington, 2. Sebr. = Momini-
itrotionens Yrogram, iom oct Dag
blep gennemiet af 2eoerne Sena-
tet oe Suiet og sioet oct Spioe
Sus's Stempel, omfatter fslgenoe
2opgipnine:
9lri5ona og Merico optaees ion
Stater efter Senatsforilaset, Der
fororer aongresiens 9lnererfenoelie
af De npe Staters @runolop oa
Yr9iioentens llnoerifrift.
Yoit&Sparebanfer iom en- Sifring
irnoo, at Yenee operfsres fra De Ste,
Der, bpor oe oprinoelig oeponeres,
til De Itore Yengecentrer.
Nrniioenten bempnoiges til at TIL
bageoroee fra ngntrp" ioaoant Of
fentIiet 2ano, iom yationen enifet
beparet forifeaig Seniigt Tilboge
oragelien ifol Itaa peo Magt, inotil
oen inofoloes at Yrpiioenten eller
aoneresien.
SSeoeral Snforporation ifal pGrl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
5rYsteliee 6rubeulYffer
Sre af oem | gpbet af to Gage.
Set SnnoreOe os fjorten WtenneIfer
Dmfomne.

Chicago, I. 5ebr. = 30 @rube-
ulnffer 9ag = een peo Orafes.
6oro, aD., og en- an0en pe0 8artons-
bile, Sis, - og cen / @nar = peo
Brimero, Colo, : efterlaoer ct gln-
tai al IA omfonne.
8eO 0rafesbero er 30 omfomne,
og flere iaones. SEQ lllDffen Bar
tonpiqe-@ruben bar oct ct ltort Selo,
at Sloen brpo no, mems Der par
Sfifte al glr6eiOsltprfe, ioa inoen
bleb Orebt, % fln TO bleu ooer-
pel0et al 8aS0uniter. 10 4rbei-
oere forloo iuit @ruben, lige fgr
lllpffen ifete, o9 andre 10 iful0e
bane gaoet neo @ruben. De to,
iom operoeloeoes, traf at p9re i
@rnben meaen Sfifterne.
s @riiben peo Yrilnero, mente
man itrnfs, at ooer ct Sunoreoa
4r6eioere bar on1fommet. Wfen ie-
mere @fterretnin9er letter Gaaet til
70.
Siliamrnen meo oe omfomne / ct.
8aul-@rnben peo G6errp, SIS, 10
Der Sallet al omfomme oeo @rube-
ulpffer geiten GiOen 9topember)
op til benoeO 400. Ser par oper 300
inoeiperret iioitneonte @rube, og
fun 20 al Dem reo0eoeS lepenoe en-
llge efter lllpffen. Snr $50 Gig er
enonu / @ruben, ioroi man paa
@runo al ben peonarenoe 9rano fife
bar fltrnet iaa Dem oroget no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Def
oan(6e ]lliniQerinlll
lt gennem ameri6anI6e BriGer.

3or fort Jio iioen inoebolotOma.
ba-glnoet .8orlo Seralo" ianinen
meo ooenitaaenoe gilleoer ielgenoe
Sfiloring al Oanmarfs nDe, ro0i.
tale WiniiteriinL ifreoen al Cur.
tis groipn. Yi fanot Sfiloringen
ian interesiant, at pi fif 2pit til al
meooeie bore 9eiere ben | Oper.
i9ttelie.
Sra en- SfomagerS 9pnf til oct
beielte S9oe | 9anoet neit efteraon.
gems - oct er | aortbeo Den oanlfe
GeriteminiIters aarriere. 5lere al
bans aollegers er lignenoe.
3able er Ssn al en- Sfomager.
San blep isot 1866 ct lille 89rel-
ie bag oeo jim 5aoerS BGrfiteo en-
gammel reo Seglitenssgpsning /
giosfiloe. Gen 9er aabneoe no til
@aoen. Ell anoen til gaggaaroen,
bpor Sbeooor legeoe. Sans 5aoer
bar en- oct offentlise 9ip interes-
ieret Wano. S De lanee 8interafte-
ner rsg en- Del 8enner oeres ariot-
piber | bans gprfiteo 90 lptteoe,
mems glutofraten ioreoroe om oen
fonierpntioe Hegeriigs llretfproig-
beoer. Drengen lptteoe begprligt.
Gan lannte 2poerihimper | 5aoerens
Wrrffteo, og noe ! @aaroen arran-
gereoe ban oem | 5orm of en- giigs.
bag. "a ban beapn0te at fllnne lp-
ie. bleo bans DnolingslRsning mart
glpiier og Siitorie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

5ioli9 lerte Sbeoroor Sfomager.
baanop9rfet, % laa bjalp bon i'm
5aoer / Den 5iO, ban bauoe fri ira
Sfolen. 8eo GIeue.9larsl9ll0eren
fom ban Hosfiloe Sntinifole. Ser
bopoe ban tilifpnoenoe Wiinoer nof.
Jiosfiloe par i gamle Gage Dan.
marfs 0opeoltao, og Sntinifolen Zig.
ger Sen itore 0omfirtes Sfpgge.
Orengen tabte mart Sntereslen for
Sfomagerens 29it tbi ban 2pIt
itoo til 9oqen. gn Onfel poa 2on-
oet iornoiagoe, at aongen Ell Sang
piloe fomme til at bebepe 5beooor
Saa lagoe 5omiliens Me0lemmer
oeres Sopeoer og Yenee iammen og
ienote bam til llniperiitetet / &eben-
boon for at itioere 2opfpnoig|beo.
S 1890 fog ban Sogisrerefsamen,
og iioen ltes ban iaaleoeS, at ban
blep ct Sagfsreriirnos ierlte Wano.
0aen Bolitiffen bar itaoig o9ret
Babies berifenoe Basiion. 5 line
Stuoenteraar gioroe ban iig bemer.
fet iom 0ebattsr og for iine raoi'
fale Soser. San fit itiftet en- vShl.
oenterlisa", JON 5orbilloelie meo
glooet nYolitiffen" blep ct al be
fornemite Organer for Haoifalis.
men Oanmnrf. s 1895 palgtes
ban til Solfetinget, og | slarenes
Sob blep Gable fit partis 2eoer.
s Sliitnineen af Oftober 1909
por oct 3obIe, Der bepirfeOe @reu
Soliteins aompromis Miniiteriuns
Solo, og aongen benpenote iig iaa
iii bom om at oanne mt Wtiniite-
RUM. 3abIe er Den pngIte 5sr.
iteminiiter, Ion Donmarf nogen
Sinoe bar bait
Sans SuItru bar pGret BAN en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Penoes 11ano oo Punoe
lieeitilles.

gfeip 9orf, 2. 6ebr. = S lit Be-
ltamente bor WerS. Wfinnie anocb,
iom nplie osoe / Sarlem, 6ebanolet
i'm Wano og iine Sunoe liee. Sun
efterlaoer $4,000 iom ct Sono,
booraf 9fenterne ifal benpttes til
benoes 9ufius-Sunoes llnoerbolo,
og en- lignenoe Gum er efterlaot
benoes Wfano, Wr. Senrp anocb
0eriom Sunoene osr = eller naar
De ogr = lfal Sunoefonoet tilfaloe
9lrpelaoerens Ssn. Mrs. 9noh te-
ltemantereoe oeSuoen $4,000 tilSel-
ifabet for oBreuention Of Grueltp
to Ininals".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Oco af CANDY.

@la0ps 9lnoerion, Gbarles 9lnoer-
ions 6 9lar gamle Datter, 2407 @.
16. Street, Omaha, gaebr., fsbte
Suffergoot, oa bun Wonoags git
ira Sfole. @n 6alp Cine efter, al
bun par fommen biem, tiger ben6es
01oOer, 6leo bun beftig ipg ioa Ser
moutte tilfuloes 2Gge; men al 2eee-
bielp formaaeoe life at reOoe ben-
oes 2ip. Den tilfaIote 2eee, Or
SoGopthiner Tiger, at e@laops an'
oerionS 0eo ifpl0es 5orgiftnin9 fra
g9stonlnine" ganopen, bum ipilte,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

goo Siglp enoog til at fortienG
9reoet. Sun er Ell epet Steno.
grafilt og bar flere slnr p9rel
engageret iom iaaoan / 9iiesoagen
0a 3able bolOt jim 9labningstalt
for ben npeN &egering iao bans
Some lige foran bnm og neoifret
bpert ct Sr0.
Seq formooer, De life bill bebol-
De Deres Stiaine nu, oa 9eres
Mano er 5sriteminiiter ipurste
ieg 5ru 3able.
oOg De er en- slmerifaner", gen.
m9leoe bun meo ct Snil, ,lom fan
ipsrae iaaleoesl Ser De life, at oct
er iaa nieget Iterre 5ornsjelie at re-
ierere bans 3oler2"
Sngen al 3dbles otte aolleger
tilbsrer @riltofratiet. Sngen af Dem
bar tjent / aabinettet for.
Sonoelsminilteren Sr. 8eimann
er Ell asGmanos Ssn. San forloo
Sorretningen for at tr9oe / alln.
iular' ieneIten. S 1895 bar ban
gicefoniul | Gbicago.
Trafifminiiteren Senien-Onlteo er
2anomono. Ogiaa ban bar p9ret
| glmerifa, boor ban tilbragte fire
glar al jim ltngoomstio.
sSnoenrigsminiiter Yeter Wtund)
er en- 9onoeisn. San itiioereOe og
blep en- 9pstigbeo / politiif 9fono-
mi, iaa ban uanot ben filoiofiIfe
Ooftorgroo. San fortiener lit Sp.
bolo iom Sonrnoliit % Ssiifole-
lprer. Eolitiferne er odarlisere al
lsnneoe og bar minbre graft" |
0onmarf emo | andre 9anoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

aaben for frioiIig 9lnipgning al
Selifaber, iom 0riper meaemitats-
Zig 6orretninq og er oillige til at
unoersiOe Jig feoerol 0iegulering
Oprettelie al Ell 9anoelsret og
9@noring al vinteritate commerce
act" iom benItiaet / Eomnseno.gI-
fins-Sorila9et.
Oprettelie al ct lopgioenoe 9fauO
ior 9llaifa, bois @teolenlner ifal uO-
neOnes af Breiioenten.
0ette er BET forneniite, if6nt Der
neOnes, at ser maaife nil blipe feiet
mere til lioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Sicrnien ooenoe.

&oris, 2. 6ebr. Den norife
0ister gi6rnitierne 9i6rnion bois
8ilitono / nogen Sio 6or peret fri
tiff, iiges til Morgen / Dag at pera
0eenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
10. Marl
Joroen runot.

OIH AurPI.
S6ieroatoriet johannesburg /
SDoafrifa meOOeler, at Der er ble-
ben opoa9et en- ny, iterft lpienoe
Sonnet geprbeOen al SoIen
5 9fbeims er 5lDoeren 9aqilier
6leoen anbol0t, miStpnft for at boue
iat SlO paa i'm 6lpuemaifine og
oens Sfur for at faa 6oriifrinqs-
iunmen uobetalt.
9iprnion after iDg. 9ariS, [.
6e6r 8iernitierne 9jprnions 9el-
breOstilitan0 er after beiit fritiif.
30 al bans Sgnner, ben enc 8ien.
Den anoen ariltionia, bar faaet
Duo ON at inofin0e Jig inareit
nulig.
@anaoiife @ulo Claims ioI9t.
Ottaipa, Ont, 1. 5ebr. = De iaa-
fal0te 8ilien @ulo Claims 9or-
cupine er iolgt til WfcGornlicf Bros.
SEEM gorf for $1,5O0,00O Disie
Claims, II alt, er beliggenOe /
Sisoale 8ounibip, to Mil Spo-
pit for Borcupine 2afe.
gitraOa moo 9faori8. 5an Suan
Del Sur, 9eicaragua, 1 6ebr. Get
mel0es, at General 9lurelio gltra-
Oa, en- grooer al General Suan
GItraba, -seif- preoiioriifc gieserings
Br9iioent, bar giort Spitano moo
Prelioent Maori5. @itraoa blep ar
reIteret al greiiOent 3elapa / 9top.
og ienere itillet for Retten lunoer en-
opoigtet 9lnflage pna @ruaO al, at
ban nGgteOe at itarte Ell anti-ameri-
tanif 0emonitration.
Galget Gnglano enot. 9onopn,
1. 5ebr. Meo 8alget al arbeioer.
aan0ioaten S. @. @ancocf Der
6Dibire er Barlamentetspalgene for.
bi for gneIanos 9eofommenoe. 81.
terretninger nlangler en0nu ira ct
balot DuIin &reoie Sfotlano og
Srlano. S England alene bar 8nl-
gene gipet unioniiterne 239 Seber,
De 9tberale og Irbeioerne tiliammen
227, BET oil iige en- llnioniit-Wtaio-
ritet al IL. S 1906 oar oe 2ibera.
les og slrbeioernes Maioritet tiliam.
men 211.
De olpmpiife 2ege. Stocfbolm,
II. Sanuar. Organiiationsuopalget
for De olpmpilfe 2ege Stocfbolm
1912 bar Dag 9oOfenot Operens-
fomiten meo 9lftieielifabet uSoretts.
parfen" ON &eb al Barfen. Sra
sltben forelaa Weooelelie ON, at oe
olDmpiife Sege Der n9Ite glar pil
blioe aflpit. llopaleet peotog, at 2e-
gene lful omfatte alminoelig SSorpt
@pnnaltif, 59gtning, Spemring og
8rDoning. 8eorerenoe anoen Soret
iom Roning aapieilaos, Sfponing
oe 2aipn15ennis oil Ser enere blipe
taget geitemmelie.
@eringen | Snoien. Sra aalfrtta
meloes, at ii Mono al ct inofsot
Negiment er blepen arreiteret for at
baoe iluttet Jig til Oprsrsbep9gel-
fen. Meooelellen bar paft megen Op.
iigt, og Hegimentet oil lanolpnlig-
bis blipe forflpttet til Sroos for,
at man tror, at fitn faa Soloater
bar lluttet iig til gep9gelien.
gfpt Maifingep9r. v2e Petit
Barisien" meooeler, at man Saint
gtienne bar uofsrt en- 9fpffe 6or.
ieg meo ct npt Maifingeorr, Der
iiges at irembpoe operoroentlige
sSoroele Sonnenligning meo De
nupprenbe. @ep9ret peier finn t6
Yuno og fan betienes al een Sol
Dat, iom er / Stano til at affpre
300 Sfub i Minutten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

(ssortiattes paa Sioe A.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18
TRIPLETT.PHILP0T
Miss Mary Triplett and Mr.. Carl
PhiIpot Were United In Mar
rage Sunday Afternoon
At BewIeyviIle

Bewleyville, May 10 (Special)-ln the
presence of many friends and relatives
yesterday afternoon, May Is, about $3.50
Rev. X. D. Brittian of the Bewleyville
Baptist church, performed the ceremony
which united in holy wedlock, Miss
Mary G. Triplet and Mr.. Carl Philyot.
Immediately after The umptial they left
for Louisville, their future home. The
bride was dressed i'll lovely tan trav-
cling suit with hat and gloves to
match, while the groom wore dark
blue serge suit.
They marched out on the porch tc
the strains of Mendelsshon's wedding
march, which was played by Miss Mar
guerite Stith, and during the ceremony,
Meditation was played very softly.
The groom is an ambitious young
farmer, and who Is liked by all who
know him.
The bride is the accomplished and
popular daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J
Triplett.
Many presents we're received. Con
CALCULATIONS are extended to the luck,
couple.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18
TO THE GIRL GRADUATES
From The May Number of The Circle

is power as we'll as money. If / could
teach girls one thing would insti in
their minds not to be ashamed of work
or the prints of labor, palm blisters and
enlarged finger knuckles. A man went
into department store the other day
to see friend of mine and could not
find her. She saw him coming and hid
under the counter. How my heart
went out in pity to that girl, not be-
cause she was clerk, but for the
reason she allowed her false pride to
push her down! Shame lies only in
dishonest work and disgrace.
Work for something. Decide what
you want and set your head to attain it.
Concentrate, specialize, and practise
this until yoar desires are wildly ac-
complished. Please do not do like the
woman who told me this: ~ have been
wanting to go East for ten years. Now
have the chance and do not care to
60" Oh, wanted to shake the fool
ishness from herl When you see
through the keyhole the very opportun-
ity that you had longed for and invited,
pray, have politeness enough to open
the door
In taking this journey good-by must
be said to many associates, those who
are too lazy and those who lack conf
dence in themselves to progress with
you. Your parting will doubtless
arouse ridicule from the idle ones; they
will express all manner of sarcasm
against you and spiteful ones will try to
make you miss your train. On the
route, though, assuredly are those who
will encourage you and praise youi
efforts, especially those who have al
ready succeeded. Not long ago ] wrote
to seventeen newspaperwomen fol
short stories of their careers for my
article which was published in the Lou
isville Times, and the two who were
the most brilliant in journalism were
the first to respond to my request anC
offer me assistance.
While your train is going pile on al
your ambitious friends, and If there i
standing room left give that to YOU
enemies. Do not let your trip be fo
self Qualification alone; If you do, i
will be awfully lonesome at the end
The days when you become painful,
tired get off your train and go to |
show or funeral. See why others ar,
laughing and crying. Every girl need
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18

a change, rest. a visit, matters not
how delightful is her daily routine. If
you live in the city go to the country
and run through the fields, ii you live
in the country go to the city and look
in the show windows.
One might ask the question: What
of the people shall meet?" In time
you will possibly learn that some are
not what you supposed them
to be; friends do not seem to be
as kind as you expected before you left
your college halls. They fail to give
you the position you want without your
asking, fail to favor you with invita-
tions after your courtesies to them, and
so on in the business and social eXpe--
fences of girls. AL human beings, like
Yourself, are not perfect. Just make
up your mind TO put yourself in the
other persons place; this is the only
way we can understand the other per-
son-the other girl And out of the
window you must pitch your own faults;
try to find them in yourself as quickly
as those of others. Are you sensitive,
conceited, critical, and hard TO please'
Are both your tongue and temper
quick You know the meaning of these
they are wreckers of JOY and peace.
Sometimes temptations will confront
each and every one of you, not tempta-
tions to make you steal diamond ring
or lie about those you love, bnt tempta-
tions to be revengeful, to be greedy, to
let slip the advantages you have to
make your life brighter and more use
full. 1t is only through persistent eff
fort that you can conquer them, but
you should not think that because once
you tried to return good for evil and
failed you cannot succeed next time.
81 can yield not to temptation, can
forget and forgive, but cannot stand
disappointments, declared an earnest
girl Simply because she has never
understood disappointment. The worst
of disappointments is on top: if you
would dive deeper into them you would
find they are not so bad as they seem
You know when you make candy the
impurities all foam up and yet in the
bottom of the pan there is pure sugar
The same is true of all sorrows. Learr
to look into them more deeply, see the
lessons and blessings that lie in them
l think disappointments are most de-
ceiving. At first they seem destruction
to felicity, but they are oftentime'
clouds with wonderful Innings. Yor
can turn the silver side out; it has beer
done by many.
A. Louise Babbage
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18

Iune is indeed the browning month,
with beautiful roses, and sweet girl
graduates in whom am greatly inter
ested.
This day you are stepping upon the
stage of reality with life your play and
the world your audience. Some OF you
have already chosen the role of teach
er, the vocation of nurse, or that OF a
stenographer. Others are asking
"What shall dor" should say stay
at home. Get a job under your mother,
be business girl IN the household
Probably that sounds bit old fashion
ed and one might think | should have
lived a hundred years ago; however,
my knowledge of public life prompts
this advice.
Whatever you decide to do there is
much you will be compelled to do or TO
leave undone before getting half way
Starting, take the regular train, let
ambition be your engine and keep 1t
fired! No excursions, no specials, no
reduced rates, and no passes are gwen
TO success: full fare is required of all.
Pack your trunk with the necessities
the greatest of these is love. In the
closet of your private car hang up your
old clothes, worries and mistakes; jam
them together and shut the door tight!
Be the keeper of your own soul; few
persons are potent enough to lock up
anothers keepsakes in their hearts for
time and eternity.
A judicious arrangement, in the long
run, is to discard all worn garments in
stead of spending time and money in
repairing them. OF course, that is
easier said than done. In everybody's
wardrobe are garments quite faded and
dingy that cannot be dispensed with
until something else is gotten. And
the same is true of many details that
come into the life of young woman.
You are obliged to patch them frequent
ly and make the best of them until cir
cumstances alter. You may be thrown
in uncongenial surroundings, you may
carry the support of the family upon
YOUR shoulders, or some physical Attic
ton makes your way seem everything
save short and sweet. Remember the
road is long that has no turning.
Keep patching, wishing and working
Work is qlorious The more you worl
the stronger you will become mental,
and physically. And the wages of worl
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18
EIGHT PAGES.
c1ovERPoRT. KY. WEDNESDAY, MAY. 1s, 1910

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has recently
added new service shall prove quite convenience to travelling
passengers of Western Kentucky through train has been put on
from Owensboro Bowling Green and this will enable one leave
Cloyerpor at a. m get Nashville at the same after
noon making Greensboro Returning leave Nashville
at 9b M and get here An energetic accommodating
railroad company always trying to please the pubic
source of great the business world we appreciate
the railroads. and glad step OF progress mace by
them especially Henderson Route
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18
Tell City TrIumphs VS.. cloverport Jr' S

Tell City 5. Cloverport>24
Tell City Enthusiastically and An
derson.
Cloverport batteries-Winchell and
Wilson.
"Red" Berry, left fielder, was the
feature of the game. Joe Graham
made a home run. Lewis made a
three-base hit. M, Tucker and Win
chell made two two-base hits. Dillon
played a good game on short. Struck
out by Winchell 13; struck out by Zul-
Iy 3.
Cloverport challenges any team UNI
der 81 years of age.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18
HAVING BIG TRADE
IryingtOn Produce Company
Doing A Wonderful Business
AT The Railroad
Junction

L. H. Downs, manager of the Ir'
ington Produce Company. shipped
car load of dressed poultry and egl
last Thursday and another car loa
Monday.
Mr. Downs is certainly making goc
at Irvington, and his produce house
a great boon to the poultry raise
around that town. Mr.. Downs Blu,
their turkeys, chickens and other pr
duce by the Wholesale, and gives the
good pr ces. And with it all, he is d
agreeable man in both his social al
business dealings, so to trade viii
him is very satisfactory.
Men may come and men may go, b|
the Irvington Produce Co. goes rigl
along in its own good way, alwa|
paying the top prices in cash, and|
right on the spot at all times to tai
the farmers products.
The Irvington Produce Co. has Of
of the best equipped plants for har|
ling eggs, poultry and all kinds
country produce in the country,
sides 1t is in touch with all the EasteI
markets, it ships to New York and !
the best markets in the country Cd
sequently it can give the very b
prices at all timas. 1t is a permanS
institution, it goes right along,
season and out, and the farmer will
ways find market for his stuff.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18
Base Ball Games.
BY Mike.
Cotton Blossoms VS.. CIoverport Jr's.

Cloverport 81. Cotton Blossoms 7.
Cotton Blossoms batteries-Slimm,
Cooper
Cloverport's batteries-B. Tucker,
Joe Graham, M. Tucker.
Chalmers made sensational catch.
Joe Graham and Mike Tucker got two
base hits. Horace Tucker, the hitless
wonder, played good game.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18

The Dark Bloody Ground article of rare interest es
peca to the press the State appeared in Sunday edition OF
The Lexington Herald 1t brief account OF an ncoenC IN 'ne
magnanimOus veteran In the newspaper
profession of Kentucky When Mr. Walton started In newspaper
work at Stanford says he did not know case from gal
lev has proven true that he was so well constituted WIN
courage honesty that he has made his life an inp
ton to the members of the press who e younger IN years.
but not in spirit, than Mr.. Walton
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18

The Danye Messenger the paper just launched Dan
Vile is indeed receiving hearty welcome throughout the State
The first issue was given tremendous applause and is certainty
that The Messenger has been called to stay
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18

There eleven buildings going up at lrvngton we
understand that site secured for college building which
will be built this Prof Martin, of the leading educa
tors of the county head of it, and rstcass college to
be established just what rvngton needs and we hope there
will be no hitch in its establishment
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18

The paw roll shops for April amounted to $4,000
There no that like railroad And
busy railroad makes busy, prosperous people
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-05-18

That oil derrick at Irvington looks good.