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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

al er9dlieu, mag lie BON ben Gltern iibers
tommeu ba6tn aiir5lid Iteuteu engtiids
omeritdnii9e 3%eitungen, in ber 4bii6t,
bic Gtdrte beg Deutidtbams amsritus
berd68uieben, 9dbelen duf, btren @ss
fammtreIultdt ettpd 8 Miqionen .@ers
mans" mar. GeIbIt mad oieler, BEN
I@egner entlebuten 9ersfnuna, mare
nit elmer bolitiIden Stdrte bon mebr uls
anbertbdlb MiQionen @timmtn 80 refs
men. gsrbopptln mir bic 3abl, unb mir
lino Der Na6r9sit ndber.
Barum muB "a gerabe bic repu6litds
riTde parisi, nno bteie dIein itin, bic
ulls in bieTcm ipthti9Gten SiIue bic Slbsrs
IGffiaere leiH tunns Mtil bic bemotrotis
fhe 9drtsi inter ibrtr gtgtntpdrtigcn
Bii9rerlaaft Ii9 bic 2l~nertennuns unb
bic llntsrTibung BET Glemerte perbient
BAT, bic Ods geraos @easnthdl po0en, bic
engersn gnihIuB an Gnglano, anlengs
lilAe qclitit, an engliIde 5rapition
unD GonoeriHtereFe len Iu4en, alb iie Idpn
aefunbn bdben. Meil aber aud bic @ez
i4i6te Der republitaniiHen gartei, troy
Der 3eitpeiIigen 8erirrungen, benefit, odB
Iie Bic amerifunif6e 1T. Metl Der
i'm @olle felt Sdbr3ebnien ipur5elube
Glaubs, bab bic bcmotratiIfe gartsi, aus
pielen bettroasnen, iih oft brett bsfeb.
benben GIenenien 5ulammenssIest, nid)t
bic Gdbiateit mcbr beiibe, cine ndtior
male Rtgientng Hug ai leitsn, burH bic
@rtigniIIs BET lebten Sabre neutn Rdbrs
boben geTunben bat. Gs 1T nidt n0tbig,
auf 4lsrdnber Sdmilton dls' ben @riinber
Der republitduif6en purtsi, bic parlsi Der
5entraliIrtsn Regierunesesipult, auf 9bos
mas SefFerlor, dls ben Batter Der llnabs
bdneigteit oon @ngldn6, unb gleid5eitie
ben erIten 9srtreter oes ItbtraIen
gLmeriids, suriidSugreifen. Die pdrteten,
Bite Ii6 bsuie segsniiberfebeu, fnb dnbere.
IS 1T Idr prottii4e politit nidt notbs
penois, aus Der @eiGi9te 6eraus5uleIen,
bdB bic bemofratiIde pdrtfi, bic nit anss
nobme BON 1870 unb 1S48 so Sabre lang
regierte, bis 2inrolns G%rlpdblnna Fe
i~tiir5is, l6, frog Der beiben arieee esseu
Gnelanb, ME %boGitdnbig bon bisItm Gnss
Lamb freiaemoHt bat. Groper G~IebeIono,
Der bas lppnte, Der es ebrIi9 psrTu9ts,
Fonb penis 3ant unter ieiHsn qorteiess
nOKen. unb srit bic 0odpsIt III ibm ees
red1t geuorbsH.
alH Der 4isGs Der aspabiianii6en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13

in irsenO elmer Weiis iid ben berloreusn
9odteritdat" bennnd tributdr 81 MAIDEN,
nun aber often bsrfoIgt.
gtpiefen babM bic 9eutTdM mtritdntr
nebr nls einmal, bdb Is m efid III
It ou einem 9dt3eu 3u bereinigsn, tusun
- Sbsale bebrobt fnD. Der aampF BET
Mitidfaaten. ootSusspeile Sninois' unO
@istonfns, in ben Sahren 1890 un0
1892, gegen bic rspublituniffs partti,
bic Iih bon ben aronnot6inas, bic MIR
bic en- sIiht Gprdds in GhuIsn uab
atrdtn onertaant piIen molten, Inc
GdIepptau bate ne6mtn fdITsn, bepifs
Oisien, nnb bic DtutIhtn Mmeritas utdt
blind Foleenbe gatitiadngfr finb = unu
bah fs cine Mldht fem t0nHtn. Gum erIttn
MuIe. I'm Sabre 1890 fell Der Geburt bet
rspubLitdniIhsn Qdrtti Iiegttn bic Demos
trate. in Sainois, benz Gtaate .airs
tpln's, Grants unb Qngan's", nit einem
bsutThen Ganbibdten Senrn Nnab; 5fusi
Sabre fpdter NIT Sphn 9. Mltqtib. 9ass
Ielbe oeTfnb IN DistcuIin. Die partei,
HE bon ben prin5ipien ber 9olernn5
sinss 2iHrpIn, bon BEN progrumm elmer
amtritanifatn partei 10 psit ub,
gtpiden mar. OaB Ft sagliIfeu Ndtibiss
mus an bic Gteat Isbts, muBte barh Qiss
berlngen. ipsIbe bic 9tutGfen m6alih
ma1ten, anf ben rsdtsn gBeg 5uriidgss
fihrt perben. SIN Sabre 1894 fpdr her
Miiislnciten pitbsr 3~uptrfdfflg rspabIiids
Mild, unb bic Genildsn bieTss qanbtss
tbeils suriid in i6rer qariei. Gie batttn
bspitIen, bnB e. mSsli6 1T, baB Is rotta
renbIg Iein tanH, dls ssIdlonenes @ou8ts
f6 elmer pdrtti nn5uIhIieBen.
go 1T aud benis ipigoer mlogIid, III
pisber notbfpsnbia. Dag aumpfgtftrei
lit: Cos BON Gnglaub! Cos bon eng
lambs politilfer @euprmunhung. Ntdt
in BEN @sfiible bss 6aHes; esgen oieIs
in 70 pieIsin INNER nod eroBe aation.
Mir bfirfen niht als Entertainer, nift Gig
girger zines qdnpes, bas feline Gtinbs
iennt, nit itbsm golis Guropas grtunb
fem pia, in bas rgoti frdfe England"
siniiimmen. las pdbl uift IN bic a Hss
ritantfhe goIitit. RadIid]ten duT
bds politiIde 0tuiI9laub ober Sfiterreia
ODER ungarn birTn nidt entfdsibsn,
iptnu ameritonifdt 8lrgtr cine
6rnst dmsriiaRif6er politit snts
Tdsiben noItn. mir t6mpfen biefer
QampF ouf amtritaniidem 8nben fir
uns ieIbsr. fir unIsrs Sienung i'm trlos
rsatn abopiipp0isrlauO, fir iommsnbt
@srtraiioneH. unIsre ainper. Die ai4t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13
&arl eanra.

89085, Soma nit 88,268, Snbiand nit
8O,756, MlindeIDta NIT 66592, Rem Sers
ie9 nit 64,935, unb 70 fort, folgten. Die
Deuti9en, bic odmals famen unb 8iirs
gerre4te eriparbeH, purbsu BON Der Re=
publitaniIden purtei, neil bteie bic ames
rifanif9e mar ause3osen. Sbre &tnbsr
ipurben Republitaner. SIN Rdtbe Der
partei laben electromagnetic Deutl9e, bats
ten GiB unb Stimme in ben gdrteiz Gons
benton, iparen ni9t nur MitI1ufer, ions
bern dntrtaunte Giibrcr. Nur 3peimal
poren 3eutIae Mitglieber bes adbinetts
Carl 5hur8 unter 6apes, Charles
Nagtl inter Sdft. 9eibe - ,Trom Mtifs
Iouri". Dcnn ma nt9t etfpd Gbas.
Memminger's, Der ols ainb aus Miirts
tember9 %eintpdnbsrte, unb cine tur3e 3eit
lang Btndn5miniiter I'M Gabirett bss Hes
belenag rGiDerten Sefferfon DARTS mar,
gepenten min. @ieber1oIt baden freili9
bieIc 8eutI9en Der pdrtet ben Hiiden gcs
tebrt, neil iie uuf 4bpege gsriet9. 4ber
INNER tpieber tebrten ie Sar vaIten, CUR
~eriten" 2iebe Surid, unb stpar besbalb,
neil bic Demptratil4e partei es nidt
bsriidnb, uuf bic 9auer ibren @nf9auu1z
gen BON einem amerita, has frsi, grpb=
aiigis, tolerant fem Iol, geredt su pers
ben. 2isgt irgeub cine 8sranIdFung Dor,
oGB Fe fir bic bier Sabre MDobrop
DilIon" i'm Serblt 1916 NIT i6reR Gtins
men nun bantbdr quittiren miiHen2
Die 8emofrntiI6e gurtci Iiegte nur
bonn (oon lotaleu Mablen, Staatss unb
S~tabtndbleH IoG ia in bieIem anfIdb
ni9t bic Rebe iein), ipenn bic RepubIts
tanil9s partei Ia bur9 bos t6r
|glei9falIs areeb0renbe He IN
GugIanb ouf puriianifdsensIiT9e
46peee reiben Iiet, uub benz Wsitsn, Der
melt mebr als Der Often ibr Riitenmdrt
III, untreu purbe. &ie prpbibitioHgfr1ae,
bic aud i'm Sabre 1916 oler @prousIidt
mad cine Hole ipieIen ptrb, trus lift hie
sriten Rieoerlasen in ben adt3ieer Sdhs
rem Elm. pa fii6rten Maine, Gbpbe So
lamb, 8ermont unb Rep SumpIbire, olfo
0eip "a bzGtadten; uidt Sninois,
ni6t Mi6iean, nift Soma. SO mar in
bielem trsurepublifnniIden Soma, boB
Der aampf bsednu, bisiss anitebnen Der
beutT9eH Republitduer esstn ben ginflnB
bes eneIiI9en Hsp GHeldnbs. 6ordce
8piss, breimdl gum @onbsrneur trfpd6lt,
TpGter Sobn g. QltgeIb- in Sainois,
George BED in MiTouri, Sames gampbed
in Ohio - bic 0smOtratif6e partei GEE
mann in bisbsr SuDsrIdfiis Republican,
Iaen StnotsH INNER uur pisis Siees nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-13
Charles aassl.

li6 nibt bic bemotratifde. Inter ibrer
9erridaft, be fs uidt sum p%snigitsn
burh bic 3euiiden bon Nstu gort unb
Rep Serien, RON Ohio unb Slinois,
Wigcpniin unb Snbiana, nab bielen mas
qeren sabrsn, niebererlongtt, Bat id an
mabeebenber Gtelle cine unpertmnbdre
prosengliide qrOpuganba brett semd4t.
Inter ihr 1T biele, obne irgenb cine 3us
riidpeilnng bisAtr 5u erFabren, dus Dem
9erIted ins SfFens qstreten. Ghon ieBt,
unb niht mebr Idii6tern, psrIudt man
Das omeritdniIdt Bolt fir bic anldau.
ting brett BIZ Ihfdgen, Dab bic ,beiben
dngeIfddfi9tn 96lfer", enger dntinnnoer
gebunoen. brrd gsrtrdee rppmogli6, fid
gum @fie6sridter Der iibrigen MeIt auf
mfrfen. gQt dao Gnolanh@! Gan3 often
nirb tn Der tnglildsameritanifhen 9reie.
ntldle bic Mitfuns Qb COMMUNICATION bsloRs
Oers eifria untsrfibt. dusgefi6rt, Oab
bic Der. Gtaoten uHo GngIanb Elm unD
bieTelbeu poIiiiIdn uno aeiiissn Srabis
tionen 6abens DAB engliI9e Tradition,
nab Rem England unb 8ireinisn SuerIt
lbertrdgen, Iia bon bort ans iiber oos
gauge 2anb bsrbrsitst babe. DAT
Gprahe, 2ittratur, Iogdr bic glbsI Elm
unD bielttsn Isisn. DAB unIttt s9sbtss
ipredung bon GugfdnD fam; buB bsibe
9dtionen, unb is allen, bic bemptratiife
RegitrnnasIorm btrtrsten. limb 70 fort.
Der aampF, bic eiaIt enelifde aolonie
nun bod an England feitsr 3u binben,
Bat crit %beaonnsn. Wit Dem Gnbe bss
9rieees loa bier erIt reht Der s@ernds
nismus" dusstrottst perben. 60 BARI
ibrtr MnIidt na9 ntdlt ipttber fem, bob
bic britiIht propaganda in bisIem 2aHbe
an benz oBels bon gr3", ben bds DeutiGs
tbum bifpet, lolhen WiberItanb finbe. Wer
nil uns gegsn biele 6efabr I9iBen2 @sr
bieien apeitsu aampf uns srIporsn2
Delhe partsig Gtipu bic. unfer Der fid
bieFt propdadnSa nittommen esbtibsH
~ouses6reittt BATE Ooer bic republldris
Ide gariei, bic, tptnn iie Guh nidt frei
1T non ben Gltrsntcn, bic mad England
biniibernsigsn, bsuuoh in ibrer gsrsans
eenbeit. uub bort, ipo lie om it1rtitsH.
i'm WitieiptFsn oIIo, aus GngHe
mil them Dtutfdt hes 9d NJ
bes osrflodttn tft2
SIT oas DutI4tbum Mmeritus Ielbsr
fart genuo, Der 5attpr Tsin at fonnsn,
boz irsenb elmer gartei 81 %berIanssu, bdB
lie 4msrttu fret unb uuabbdngie bon enes
lifder gspprmunouns srhalte2 Nenn mir
bic 3dbIen BET tsteR @oltssdbIans iptss
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fanOs tn 6ineaf6ert 2lrt6eif.

$50 man bds poIitiI6e Ner6dIten
@nglanbs ndher feunen lernt, nd fdutet
Ods lrtbeiI dllenthdIben gen1u iiberfiils
itimmenb: hds ptrfibe, beu4leriThc
QIbion. Nud bort. mo ni9t bic serinsite
8eeinflufuns eeiibt ipurbe, mo man
niAt eianlal tuuBte, bas dnbere gDlter
biefes nrtheiI i9pn eefdlt hdber, lit man
ohne lpeiteres 81 bisler Telben Ginii9t ge=
tomtnen. lngemein be3et9nenb bafir itnb
bic Nni9auungen, bic BIN hineIfinen
Biirpentr6aern i'm Sabre 1854 geduBcrt
tplrben. Sic unterbielten Iid NIT Mneris
@fdnern, benen fie freunblid geeeniiber
f%raten, ihr bic Grbfunbe, bic @eI9idte
nrD @inridtungen eurppdifner unb ames
ritdnifher @tadten. 3abei nd6men lie
4riitIihe @nriften in 9ineIif9er 5prdhe
germ an uno i~tuoirten ffs dlsbaIo Dnrn.
Sin hodgefellter gsIehrter @binefe rief
bdrulf boiler 8egeiiterung aug: .SerrIid,
berrIihl Sbre WoroI gleibt boLItommea
Der unieres arnsfustIe! - @iebt es nod
onbere @Blfer neben Gurer elrenipertbeu
Ration, bic ii4 gum Gbriitenilum beIens
nen2" nRubIdnb, 5rdHtreid, GngIdnb
nrc -" gllnmogltd! gli6t bic eng
Lambert sic tDnnen feline G1riIten Tein.
Sent Diirbsn ie niht Ois 10 Gjebcte
brefer, aud nidlt frembe Gambler unb
Stable tuegnehmsn unb bos fhulbIoIs
'golf gu Saufenben tpbtI9ldgen. WdreH
iie Gbriiten, 10 ipiiroen Ite bas @ebpt
Hi4t brehen. fein Opium ~perfnufen unb
nt9t aob un6 @erherben ukr bus adn5s
aei9 duseieBenl Sinh tie ober IN btr
5lnt @Ariif'a, 70 unterrihtet bod hieIe
9eudler, bic uns nit iAren mifftondrsu,
NIT ihren 8tbeln nnb 5rattdtIein iibers
fdptmmen, in ihrem eigenen ghriteus
tburn, tn ben 2ebrn ber Suaenb inb
@erehtigteitl - Mld ben AuFen f0nnt
ibr iagen, ie mosen ms ntdt. esotu bic
ausbriidli4en 8orfdriften ibrer RsIiaion,
etn Sdnb nad benz dnbern dbitebIen. limb
Der @nsldnber 8oiprins, Der iii uoh Der
nnberi9dmteite. Sn elmer ltntsrrsblng nit
Seiier @r5eIenS Ellen magic er gu be-
bdnptsn, Opium mare 70 unlddblin ipis
infer 3bee!" no miner Don ben Gnas
ldubern bic giebe mar" 70 beridteten Dd,
mails bic Mmerildner. sbffneten bic Gbines
len unieren adisdismus, beuttten ouf bic
10 Gsbote unb fprudsn In ernitem feiers
liden Sone: Rein, biefe gngIdnber Fnb
kline GhriIieas samaaIi6. bic iiub ttins
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Die Dnii(6-R mGiRanu unO
ole 2sepuOfiGanif6s 2Fariei.

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} Die Gr1ge Der boIitf9en SteInne Der
DeutinsMnlerifaner TT bur9 ben ariea eiie
breillenoe eetuor6en. Nonen fe ii9 ben Gins
fInb ft9erf, Der ibrer @dbIer5dbI 5~nfonsn1f, gift
Iiiiren. Die GebnftioH biefer 8eftine aIs
fpIhe ibeHtifi5irt fth Mot nit ben perionIiheH
9niihten oberiteheftben MrtifeIs 0ner foniueHoer,
bic bic Brnge BON enteegeneeiebten StaHopnnIf
beba1oeIn iper6ef1. Sbre eieene slniidt oriidt
anaefibt3 Der @imtiateit einer b0lbfgen gnts
fheionng gIdubt he inoes, ibre GpaIfen elmer
@istnffton bieier ale 9entf1samerifaHer heute
bepegenoen 6raeen offael gu %ntiferf.
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-04-21

ting. Return to Breckenridge News
office and receive reward.
Clo> export people in Louisville: Mrs.
Larkin Gibson, Mrs. Chas. Hannah,
Mrs. II. " Duncan, Mrs. F. NJ. Smith.
Free education on contagious dis
eases will be given at the Methodist
church Special music Come every.
body.
Mrs. c. L. Beard and children went
to Louisville Monday to meet her hus-
band who is returning from trip to
Florida.
S !. Brashear and daughters, Caro-
line and Bessie Lee, visited their aunt,
Mrs. Barney Anspauch, of Rome, Ind,
last week.
Mrs. E. H. Miller has come from
Stephensport to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Ferry and
Mr.. Ferry.
Walter Smart has returned to his
home at Roosevelt, Arizona, after
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Smart.
Mrs. v. E. Neuting and three chill
dren, of Greensboro. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Mattingly,
at Glen Dean.
Miss Jane Smith will go to Louisville
today to be the guest of her school
mate, Miss Grace TIimball, at the
Seelbach Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. b. Richardson and
son, Ralph, of Garfield, motored to
Irvington Wednesday and caught the
fast train for Louisville.
Handsome pattern hats especially
suited to the demands and taste of
Cloverport women. Also large as
sortment OF classy shapes. Prices from
81 to 80.
Nice lot of women's waists, tub silks
and lace combination waists in hand
embroidered effects. Just as pretty as
you can get in Louisville and better
values, 81, 50 50 and SO.
Mrs. Edward Oglesby and Mrs. Ma
ME Norman left Monday for Mt. Sterl
ing to see their sister, Mrs. Carrie
Chick, VINO has been partially para
lized.
Mrs. George Bentley, of Hawesvilie,
WIS here yesterday the guest of Mrs.
James Cordrey. Mrs. Bentley will
leave Monday for Cruger, Miss, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lightfoot Miller.
All who have had their hats trimmed
to order at Miss Evelyn Hicks are en-
thusiastic over their beauty and style.
Miss Hicks is showing splendid values
In new hats this week. See them.
Sam Garden, of Basin Springs. was
in Hardinsburg Monday delivering his
school census report. His report shows
40 children of school age, an increase
of four over last report Miss Bulah
Payne will teach the school in his dis
trict.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-04-21

Fred Fraize went to Cincinnati Mon
day.
O. w. Sanders, of Evansville, wa.
here Saturday.
Wanted boarders Mrs. T. F. Sawyer
Cloverport, Ky.
las. B. Randall has returned home
from New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Odewalt went tc
Louisville this week.
Miss Bette Webb, of Glen Dean, was
in Louisville Wednesday.
c. P. Maysey, of Stephensport, was
in Louisville Wednesday.
u Mrs. Samuel Berry and Mrs. George
Chris spent Friday in Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kendall, of Web.
ster, went to Rock Haven Wednesday.
Mrs. H. A. Oelze, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Oelze were in Louisville last
week.
Roscoe Sewers, of Louisville, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. d. H
Sewers.
William Glasscock, of McDaniels, il
visiting his son, J. H. Glasscock, OF
Harmed.
Mrs. James Skillman, of Louisville
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
A. b. Skillman.
The friends OF Iris Ball in this city
will regret to learn of his illness at his
home at Wolf Creek.
Mrs. Docia Harper, of Harmed, j:
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Mat
thews, at Glen Dean.
Miss Elizabeth Young Skillman, Of
Morganfeld, is visiting Mrs. Kirtley
Cleveland in Versailles.
Henry Burden and daughter, Mis-.
Jessie Lee, of Sample, have been the
guests of relatives here.
Lost-Brooch, topaz and pearl set
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First Sumptuary Laws.

Laws regulating eating. drinking
and dressing are almost as old as his
tory itself. Nothing like exactness
can be reached in the matter. but it is
safe to say that it was in Egypt as far
back as 5000 b. C. that the first prac-
teal sumptuary statutes were passed.
Among the Romans they first appear
ed in the celebrated twelve tables"
In modern times Charlemagne was the
pioneer In sumptuary legislation.
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The Prussian Versailles.

Potsdam is the Prussian Versailles
and contains four palaces. 1t was
founded by the great elector Of Bran
denburg. but owes most of its splendor
to Frederick the Great, whose apart
ments. which are shown to visitors. re-
main almost exactly as they were
when he was alive. Among the most
interesting treasures is copy Of Fred
erick's works annotated In the hand
writing Of Voltaire.
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V. G. BABBAGE
Contracts, Deeds, Mortgages and lnstru-
ments of Writings drawn up and
acknowledged
A Timesaver.

Those envelopes with the glass
fronts are great time savers. aren't
they?"
you bet they are. When get one
Of them | never have to bother to open
1t. ! know right away it's a BILL
Detroit Free Press.
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Wanted Salesman

WANTED for Breckiuridge county n sales
w man with some knowledge of autOmo-
bile supplies. To earn from $500 a day up
selling purchasing contracts References
required. Write Kentucky Auto supply Co.,
sos :. Third Street Louisville Kentucky.
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count him a great man who inhab-
Its a higher sphere of thought, into
which other men rise with labor and
ifnculty.-EmersOn.
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EUR SALE-Two Jc Sey cows. One hcife
and one five years old due TO calve mex
month. Hugh IIardaway Custom, Ky.
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His Trade.

Il have friend who Just marries
for money"
How DREADFUL
"Why so? He's a justice Of the
peace."-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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For SaIe-Pure Bred Orphington Eggs

COR SALE-Pure bred Bun Orphngton
Eggs. | handle these fowls exclusively.
Sl.00 per Settr of 10 eggs. This Is II live and
let live price. not put up on account of the
war. Jesse X. Eskridge. Iardinsburg, Ky.
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We are authorized to announce
PAUL, RASUAM

as "A candidate for Circuit Clerk OF Brecken-
ridge county, SUBJECT to the action OF the
Republican party. Primary election, Au-
gust Z. 1915.
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Announcements
STATE OFFICES
For Governor

We are authorized to announce
II. W. BOSWORTH
as "a candidate for Governor of Kentucky
subject to the action of the Demo cratic Party,
August Primary.
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Personal Paragraphs

About People Who Live In CIoverport,
Those Who Travel, Those Who Live In
Other Towns and Cities and In States
That are Far Away. Society Notes In
cluded.
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For Circuit Court Clerk
We are authorized to announce

OF Irvington. as candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Breckenridge county. subject to
the action Of the Republican Party. in Pri-
mary Election. August. 1914.
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Total --.------------- -S59o,57G.oo
State of Kentucky, c..
County of Breckenridge 'o''
We, NJ. ID. Beard and Paul Compton,
President and Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
NJ. ID. BEARD, President.
PAUL COMPTON, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of April, 1915.
Henry DeHaven Norman,
Notary Public Breckenridge Co, Ky.
My commission expires February s,
Correct-Attest
c. V. ROBERTSON,
a. NJ. KINCHELOE,
Directors.
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For SALE-Elevon thoroughbred o. |. c..
pigs from l.. u. silver x Co. herd of prize
winner pigs, either sex. for si0each 3 months
old. Call on or address. J. Duggins, Letch-
field, Ky.
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S. c. Black Minorca Eggs For Matching

ClNGLE Comb Black MiGorca Eggs for
- Matching. FOR utility purposes Si.j0 per
Satisfaction guaranteed. Phil McGary, IIar-
dinsburg, Ky.
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ADVERTISE
Your Poultry, Stock and Eggs in this
Column
ONE CENT PER WORD
For Sale Harness.
For Sale Jersey Cows

COR SALE-One set OF double buggy har
ness aud pole cheap. G. T.. Lightfoot
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WyandOtte Eggs.

I have full stock White Wyaudotte Eggs for
safe at sl.0O per setting, Mary Manning,
Chenault, Ky.
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We are authorized to announce

AS "a caedidate for Governor of Kentui
subject to the action of the Democratic Pa
August Primary.
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We are authorized to ann, unce

II. V. MCCHESNEY
of Frankfort. Ky, AS candidate for Gov
ernor OF Kentucky. subject to the action of
the Democratic party. Primary election,
August !. 1915.
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We are authorized to announce

as a candidate for Governor OF Kentucky,
subject to the action OF the Democratic PARTY
August Primary.
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For Sale
For Sale-ThOroughbred 0. |. c. Pigs

TIE Famous Mt. Joseph sweet Cider. See
J. s. Tinius, Holt. Ky.
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For Lieutenant. Governor
We are authorized to announce
JUDGE JAMES ID BLACK

OF Barborville, KY. candidate for
|Lieutenant-Gove or of Kentucky subject
to the action of the Democratic Party in
Primary Election. August 1914.
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For Sale.

I OF No POI in sixth street Cloverport, Ky
4. Price cheap Write Stallman Bros.
Chenault. Ky.
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WEDNESDAY, APR. 81, 1915