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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-01-27
BOGUS BROOK & BoRGHoLM.

John Hedin returned from trip to
Cambridge and vicinity on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Swedberg called
at the VIM Hofferbert home on Sun
day.
A number Of young folks spent a
pleasant evening at the G. Abraham
son home on Thursday.
Mrs. John Franson and two daugh-
tiers were callers at the Peter Niesen
home on Monday afternoon.
The basket social held at the school
house Of District IA on Friday even
ing by the Yeomen was very well at
tended, and a neat sum was realized
from the sale of the baskets
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Niesen and son,
Misses Ollie Flack, Myrtle Folwick
and Ella Westling spent Sunday at the
Peter West1ing home in South Fork.
/ A leap year dance was given at the
Ole Folwick home on Saturday evening
A large crowd was present and most
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
Mrs. Peter Niesen called at the VIM.
Hofferbert home on Monday evening.
The Yeomen hall cannot be built at
present as stated in last weeks paper,
until another location can be found
for it, as a lease cannot be obtained
on the land in question. Further par
ticulars later.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

tsaAsA - wave ansi MEANS "a eeepinA
iaelp iniasmed teeArdion ihr unpert
aNt auss,laae e ths tenrtrf
iSreaNsAs thu eptsas,uers 1fstfe vi
havr sfoe eesots in rFeNie aaAlemcsH
Win sse tpaperss count Ttska aeelafe.i
shaf ~ shoafi irti hirteei Frniss inl
ha. Aaty ss a iAtesnAn " ~ sbAn'a
eel ansshiut ln ihe VA - oiserr
Ahith ssaia tfestni faeh prees.lafe
IS Neait eNaee Sim nushtna Nti plcts
ure ~ ~. Iafssf II Ser sa1rfA ~ she
opgse@a4 patitrs haze az oplnftanNs
Is teass aVeeti, Iafa tetssh Win hls
uaNrty
fht nrt1 fiftianitf by cArf'in ina eVt
lhls piustam ,artts n,A ffs,la tNa fuf
efn,ata rug rsfnsf fyom ths o9posrien
us.if specially iften iue tadicAi wins
"a thf astteilca iadtl~pttht lasftt
hsAAra 81 rutnt MhAfi hnfe'ni ftf
inaspsndtui ware, 81 b. ssih o. eseA
thftttsnsd ~ith tleariirn.
Fhs tguuht srssats ta ~ a. fciia~p
Fht opposition e,iantliiafa ~ the kpa
tvfrate, 5. ia..t-,s,t sid el,i-s "a
.la.isrls an t,,fviaN tfnlgs 80 ~ ehi.
81, an - atsnf ths siAital inAssai nar4if
lhft aheat " NHit Witch thef Afs
nrt iag ths npgtsiilan A~if b siAli ra'
liigails iHsi Al ilnhEAFs ~ tltt ~.
NtltaNN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
HUNGARIAN POLITICAL
FACTIONS MAY SOON
RE KNIT T0GET Their

rNpAgbHT 1tanNafr Aar ~
Nus "a iht usnsf irti irfsnt cNeatt iI
ih, feeen, raugifhf hisiafs ~ fisnFaif
e.enrroA saFN thia man,n Wnsa thff
pfImr minister CuUm flalh m astir
rinf speech in pafllamrut nnnsupee1i 4
coo eUeeiNimentH Wininrnaas trnm pUw
tn tH tHhr INfr nr tiuHflia representa-
Hrsa nf ifuHFans f1tr pfr#ent meyi
rited hut usfit welded YippseIfiHH 4
Thls mefha n.ghsis ih. ffst aisp SIS
wafa isHhtleai uaitf ghst tetef ha-
rsstsa n nuufaf
fsImr Minister Tisfes expectation NJ
900 fotrfuincrFs prospective HititHi
fnNafi lHs FuiasIlnn sac Niftn W
500 ~ tHf mNsi etrlifne ~ rtHsnt iAf
Iamtat etfs.HHa Hnd failn0rd a state
Hlrri 81 cuNuf lHilu AnAFasn unf ~
inf opposition lasaar ia Hhbh ihs dt
frahHih f Cunp'rir iniifiesi unlii
ess 80 fuuh
letauss ~ lNf lmpassHdls ~ ais
CuHHinE puhiiHh Warf eute uHfaliens
tauffanuuf fhs sisi. nan tlmr io iiNe
rauni AatfafsY apifniti fof three
ihlnHa iil rht flshi ~ hsalrnHtfd ~
. pasfti.n ieadffa a. AnHW ths f4ia, dr.
tails aua pfaausa ~ ihf afeH, pfHh
E iefne uf Oh, ast iir mentioned a. "a
aulfies 800 waf anna ~ she sNfsfH
uinut ihr statue ~ issfi effnffH tif
Ifaf a uHiiof Nn the ftH ~ tht sos
sfhmanf hf HNf.N ght sHWt tasiHnsff
ll4d.rs n.nit 81 UtHra inie csuault
Nan 1ui iH thai WAs fiter eppofiun-
tft ta tHils int4 rHusfifNrNtH Hrpife4 iH
MF imI.4iam maiifff fii TW fiahf
fa hasf aD.eas af $50 fimfs fo coHrulis
leu ulfI ae emperor PEI T9fefnnfAt
heH be- $500
DNnt Anausse pnisisi art ihei p
luNff af nihfr asHnifitH have niHrr
snr war afUuted faiirl ~ ittiWa
100 rfuNh H.fn nc nnui iNs flrHr Hf tht
Hi rositina snd So. tifea thii 500 ifun
tsflan opposition w0nh un nisirialn .
naaai,r rHag rht Hfirrftnfh ass
a farl.nfih|ufs ss mistakes HH ihs
NUNtftH .nt
b la ln 49, inisfea 10 ihs rapulff
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atnnrr go tainr ifn Hrafimetfp in fhf
. Nnrlrrn ~ gueeN0nH witch may ~
raHuetsfA Niih tNs Hhnl. fainrr 81
ifmunaff Th4f fhrf the apr"riiiHn
mas ~ allo e. % taa huaetsf ~
nsHnfod ait thaf 81 wee fuili ~ neNfH
aaf, thai ins ffai nHida eiiaaiiuu ~
known III Advance ~ fhAi ihr auppai
flnn FhauiH 49, rfnHfs4 ilte rNhi in lsst
flfipatt in fuferfifHi rnHuHsia
Us PEE arn0nr0 mani ~ iht fHpffA
y msHfa Willingness q. sHsia iu ilie PIP
tasaIr ~ iha ruU s'fiuH iifinif hnnirfH
fssra fturssf0a hmee0 ~ 80 eien
iffs un1 rsianaing SIN iiif eifiFinH
Irf nIffaue opposition fHat Hffhr 2
Iftf nar fa Haf frfnFrf fn staA n4ia
fasaa lsnH a. ~ q "a ilFfNfff isfrHfliif
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
OLD TIMER FOUND DEAD
J. A. ROLAND MTErS TRAGIC END
At Moopan0Ro,
TEXAS.

wHupaltnuo rtaas Avs 10
A iceland an uiA frelatni ~ lhis pisre
wae fAuus arftd ~ i'st annufhs seaief
NaY lta wss sasla zen iafr WeHn.saaF
tNtnins ltUhlnf Yuf BE roV Fhe uenf
nf tissff misfNe hlm fr,m MS issit
dsn4p STARTED ueaffh ft him Uitb
sha fHsnitf mfpiionsa
runmai sffs nfs utr heit pa thr
NssA.fiitl yiuf,h IA ihe i'r.shftefian
nI'uisfff Wf sos NnntA N fhe iurai
cenftsft. Nutir fif ~ NJ NaH hntN q
rsma here nom Cesfa hsist severed
wears AHa Va has fNH NHH fhafF
caNer Advertisements airs1a 49,
pfompg rrauita
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

IL aCre suhufhan horne sifes ie-
chica near ear line eriodkinr nat ana
Zine view 90 city. Think ~ b ID times
inNfr hre-ha ihan Ia rvsiienec ia. sq,--
cial PRICE ana terms
TO acre truck land close In. an in
cultivation small cash paymrnt. hal.
ance onE tlmc.
sso aerrs best improved farm h.
Nueces cpvnty Tds can be- lad AZ "a
harealn 10 solid ln next go DAYS
$50 acrcs animpn,ei near nols
town. lrrr iyf thrk land uWaaf
viii accept smnn cash payment ara
give vta liberal terms " purchaser
VIII Improve land Price 81 per
acne.
Dor ENCukNGE
5-raom maA,rn residence on Cha
p1ful street. g. trade for CHOSE ip
arrsage.
Nsw Io.rom story modern uasi
1cnce soaih rt1ff owuor ali sell ID
% barrun utiHs epetiai terms Or
trade for claso iu apartment site
at nrrcs cs'ra fu1 ptark iana iesl
than iwn miles from ltohnoWn kioaioi
un puhuc raa1 ava uHrod rtd
FARMS ou thr.t sitts owner aiii trade
far cHfpus Chusu pr.rtriy
W, nave ulmr.r nf niCe hunr
ov- aui cotiaees uai we eau make
re.af pfets st li4l haDt uumhef
@ ser, httacuf. TRADES listed s~o
is Do Boz ihs mark,t for nytG'ne
nAkEN WuDn NEAITN eco
rtouo 1oL st'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
RATES..
&c Per Word
the first issue,
&c thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER TISING

oasn fiat rate per inch. per column
side SIC
game SUNDAYS.
STANDING display er,isements:
Omen rate per inch per meath. tk0o
heading Notices
pnrc reading matter each Insertion.
psf gue sre.
ta.sI. ser line. ench insertion. lsc.
Contracts Tor large amounts " al.
s.rt.s.uF space ON application al this
sfflce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
PHYSICAL COURAGE
SANE NOW AS WHEN
"kNIGHTS WERE BOLD"
cuIruRr AND RtFFihGNENg
sAs NOT e-ANeEo pesNA
1--WE spsglr oF Max.
LESSONS OF GREAT WAR


PARIS Aa1 BE- Ths discussion "a
e.af-s, As dttlegssl i nv Wal anA 81
niaoIfesie' ~ im0sldusi sehUefs untss
nne has dfapr ssuN intslfssaa t,an
Whrtrnr frem l'f chAii,s EeHeI So
fhe tteHft insinrie sua as Aiia Nia.
5eaus Hii, isf ef ihs Napttcs e,atf
Nrfert
tH Arhti Is NJ ihe nglnn ihai f.af
ani reurasf iAssi a. ainnittrta aae.
aralaN faai totnier EXISTS Is ossiain
tmltef rtsnts ttsnfs.dc tte laigtf ttst
Hn mat iH nnailt Ir oarfrH niy
ItftIf, Inf *ffe4 Nf tfnrrrnns eHHt
tien nia,n hIa phNsie1l fsfu'iies snA VOC
stand ns gfauat lh ihf tslo ef aasHtl
crfilm Heafh thuufh ihe lNrfeie ~
hie eit rhtft nsen h oansit,fs 500
pratfsf ef aN
Nmonr iha sulllers wha he'a ihoil
Hn3 unet muriHuns Nrr lhefe afs
aIuats sfute wir ar afraii and ht
,fs uhn tis BOA fatt be- hI Htt haf 40
rn..0 fhrl HatrsN h auN nsIna fh,fy
600 epaafft httt nct
D.nrItrrn. co. uh0ir usr mtinf
.uta r the afrt' aNs fHlluref fhtl
have developed hofr asid inefs 0nd ai.t
AT allow sue" mafe iof vt'HN'Hiai "rah
ncfseF i@' iNgpsl e,"@iarfs tnai t7
a'lai'rs hay, sNn"n hrf.i"'n 'hat lns
iiiifs rf"fi sfA' i NA'a' 90 iN' ~
' $50 Nt' n' ~ Hsuft 'i'"n lN rl"f" ~ 'N
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Nr ,ufHrr ui Hirf f'aiH NaF hN' ~
iuT ts pintirr 3 fnms HrniirA anH -
f.nintir generation feffuinh Nfn
hrlnf fH 1rduNps rfNW Hnf in' Ah'
af emprsntHdlnf heaNn i sHrfltN'
n 'HHNlh W. ''hifff lhtA
anaffttrA hfeufiins Ga iH W.
fht mnfl cWNtsttli auN fti'n'i 1T ~
frune men ~ ifantr fnd 'iffai ~
tain hsFinp terH 'hf'ec whH have rN""
tar greatest bravery StnhHris rs az
Ferbpnns ana esther lfeN'h nniNf'
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4hree ore thF mfa iT N'rhfi Hsf
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

A'h SALE lofs ana t-nsom hsan
also , lo's within 90 feyt u hoase if
'Ahsn within 8 days wa s,M faf tsoa
Address caller office itax sst *s8
n" SNi-h~sQ acres an ln cultivation
- mules from cenisr uf ieNr 4ona.
.'Niih iAnk pasture Wen mnr, SEA
tiANs % ei So sseee psr aes.. g.s
"a Caller afi.ee 81
POI" SALE Nicf now riam nunrn
'"" vito l"seh will Hsasc & any~ hefe
Niihin rItt limiis REQUIRES eaiet ar.
ilVn lfict $50 nt'udlnr a.. nta,i.r
sre Owner sos Csrrlfo Si tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
WANTED TO LEASE

WANTED ro LEASE Pasture i'n'
vIa ri,ny % waiter and grass ''h
-l.r 600 acres BOP 20 2.5e9. Address y
49, Ul1 GO city
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
AGENTS

.ua, yor VAST to make 1904 90 $500
60 month Man Nth an'" p''i
So Thornton and Wmtaf} ai fli
knto Livery. cle caaparfal ur iN.t
~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

IDN SAI.E 1911 aa.ufr. W ACRES.
miles fram Town aI in cuiunuUu
1000 per acrr thtte o. loX a. caller
office "a
IlU SALE a.rnsm modern bungalow
lr Rinron Adduau Furnished complete
Gaue aud rhiDten heasr hunf iNw
n4i furniture nsN owner most e Do
Inf cash banner lisr rrnt a SNAP
TO- somebody Nadresa d. hot fpe
gsG
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
Wanted

WANTED Team harness ans
1903
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20
TO ExHASGE

WANTED ~ TRADE Narhn neptal-
~ rlae and 0ue hand fprrcd huHunt
tnife far kodak Address =. % 1903
i1s ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-20

WANTED 4 oosk wan or ~vr--r
Amply rrbuios Narf,t ,ge rheptrfl
a. SIS
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
v. J. OWEN & SONS,
OF Valley Home Stock FARM
Report Many Sales Of Their
High Grade Poland China
Hogs.

w. J. Owen & Sons, proprietors of
Valley Home Stock Farm. Hardinsburg
X. No. /, report the following sales of
their high grade Poland China Hogs:
One bred gilt to w. c. Cox. Mayfeld.
Boar and gilt to Ante Martin, Crof
ton. Ky.
Boar and two gilt pigs to John Nc
Cue, Ma.lnton, w. Va.
Boar and three gifts to B. c. Osborne,
lronton. Ohio.
Boar pig to w. Johnson, Vanzant
Boar to John Crawford, Wildwood.
Boar to l.. d. Austin, Portland. Tenn
Boar to II. J. Paxton. Rollingburg,
Ky
Boar TO Holland Bros, Calvert City,
XIV.
Boar to H. J. Pace, Townsville,
Tenn.
Boar 10 H. N. Stephenson, Rolf. Ky.
Boar to w L. Horrell, Hardinsburg.
Boar pig and bull calf to J.. S Hardee,
Pachuta, Miss.
A few stock hogs to various parties
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Free Tickets For Children.

As has previously been stated in the
columns of our county papers, we now
have in our office sufficient number of
Fair tickets to supply all the school
children in the county, both white and
colored. These tickets will be given
free to all children OF school age in the
county, and are good for the first day
only. These tickets will be given out
at the fair grounds gate. the same as
other tair tickets, on the first day of the
fair, However, teachers or pupils de
string their tickets before that day, may
have same by calling at my office or by
writing me telling me the number de-
sired and sending postage sufficient to
mail same. Remember the first day is
School Day, and all teachers wishing to
come will be given that day. The
tickets are free to school people and we
want five thousand school children here
on that day. Cali for your free ticket.
J. w. Trent, Supt.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Miss Pate Entertains.

Miss Mary Pate made a charming
young hostess to a party, which she
gave Friday night at the home of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Pate.
The guests included the young ladies
of the Friendship Circle Dancing
and music formed the diversions of the
evening for the guests ard at IL
O'Clock refreshments we're served. A
general color scheme of pink and white
was carried out in the decoration of
the house and the refreshment table
was especially pretty with vases of
pink and white flowers. Miss Pate's
party was pronounced great success.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
McQUADY.

Rev Leslie DeHaven filled his reg
ular appointment at Bethel Saturday
aud Sunday.
Silas McGary, Shelby Whooerry,
Percy and William Mattingly and
Harry Jolly went to Garfield Saturday
to play ball
Mr. and Mrs Abe Bryant spent Sur
day with Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Mattingly.
Mrs. Susan Frank is visiting her
son, Will Frank, near Bethel
Mrs. Rhoda Wright was the Sunday
guest Of Aunt Rhoda Taylor
Opal Frank, Mrs. Geo. Ball and
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. ]. D..
Taul.
Mrs. Emma Shrewsbury was the
guest Of relatives at Kirk last week.
Congratulations are being received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson on the
birth of son June !.
Mrs. Ira Blair, of Louisville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Day are guests of
Mrs, ~ ]. Day.
Mrs. Forest Lyons and children have
gone to Grayson county on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Day went to Har-
dlnsburg Saturday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
BRUTAL MURDER
ENACTED At FLORAL
When DR.. Frymire Shoots and
Slabs Henry W. Schaefer, a
Prominent Farmer. Trouble
Results From an Old Grudge.
MURDERER Is WOUNDED.

Henry w. Schaefer, a prominent
farmer of Floral, eight miles south OF
Hawesville, was shot to death in the
Floral schoohouse Monday morning at
IL o'clock 10y DR.. X. W. Frymire. Re
was slot through the head, IN the
breast and in the side and was then
given several deep stabs with a long
bladed knife, which was found oy mis-
side.
The evidence showed that there had
been an old grudgs between the men
for the past six years. When his wife
died six years ago there were circum-
stances connected with the death tnat
caused the Masonic lodge, of which
DIR. Frymire was a memoer, to investi-
gate. Three years later ne was ex-
PEELED from the lodge. Schaefer was
the master and active in his expulsion.
T. V. T. Baker was the chief prose-
cutor.
Just after the shooting Frymire was
seen to come out of the schoolhouse,
cast the cartridges out of his pistol
and reload. He went to the home Of
Van Baker and asked for him, but was
misdrected by Mrs. Baker. He then
started to the home of T. V. I. Baker,
but turned and went away in the di-
recton of his home.
Frymire was arrested three miles
from his home, and while resisting an
rest was shot in the stomach. The
wound was not serious. There were
serious fears of mob and the prisoner
was taken to the Owensboro Jail for
safe keeping
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Stock Sales.

The following sales of hogs, sheep and
cattle were made to Beard Brothers last
week at S9.Is:
r. NJ. Rowland, head of hogs, 100
average
w. T. Robertson, McDaniels, 4e head
hogs, average 255.
One car load hogs from Green Bros,
22o pounds, at 9 cents.
Will Jarboe, 80 head, I55 average.
Willie Cannon, 10 head, average ISo.
John Miller, head, average las.
as Kiper, IL head, average 100.
Sherman Oelze, 5 head, average IT'S
Heston, Whitworth & Co., IL head,
average l92.
Owen Morley, 6 head, average I2S.
G. ID Shellman, head, average 1855.
Chas. Wheatley, 4 head. average l3o.
Taylor Tate, 9 head, average IT'S.
John Reilly, 10 head, average I25.
John Lucas and Irwin West, 100 head,
average 17o.
Butler Gray x Dowell shipped from
Garfield Tuesday two loads of choice
lambs. This firm has shipped from Gar.
field this season over $40, 900 worth Of
live stock.
Ernest Robertson, of Glen Dean, ship
ped load of hogs Monday.
Beard Bros have shipped to Louisville
market over $751; 900 worth of live stock
since January /.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Stock Market.

Cattle receipts at the Louisville yards
Monday numbered 2,I36 head. Choice
handy weight butchers were i'll demand,
but at prices 10 to I5c off, with the me-
dunn and common kinds IS to 25c
lower. Best bulls were in demand, but
common were lower. There were very
few prime heavy steers on hand, al
though one sale of single steer weigh
ing 9S5, was recorded at SO The best
load of the day averaged I,274 pounds
and brought 50 rs per 100, with others at
IS and SS50
Best corn fed hogs. 200 pounds and
up, brought 1905; I65 to 200 pounds,
GAS; 100 to los pounds, $3.50; pigs,
81 .e5 to IS 10; roughs, IS 65 down
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
P. N. BASHAM
CIRCUIT CLERK
OF Breckenridge County, Passes
Bar Examination at Hawes-
viIIe-0ne Of Youngest Public
Officials in State.

Hawesvile Special p M. Basham,
clerk of the Breckenridge Circuit Court,
passed a very excellent bar examiIa
ton at this place last Wednesday. Mr.
Basham is a young man of strong abil-
ity, and his pleasing personality to
gether with his efficiency as law stu
dent, impressed the examiners as ore
OF the best prospects for lawyer that
has ever been examined before the 10
cll bar. He is one of the youngest
public officials in the State of Ken
tuckv, having been elected to the office
of Clerk of the Bre Ckenridge Circuit
Court at the November election 1915,
and has many friends who are very
proud of his success. Mr.. Basham was
reared near Stephensport, Breckenridge
county, and is a brother of Attorney
Jas. T. Basham. of the Breckenridge
county bar. His friends at this place,
as well as his many friends in his home
county. are very anxious to see him
continue his legal study. as he is a
Young man that will add strength to
the legal profession.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Things to Worry About.

There are 8, $50 900 automobiles in the
country and gasoline is 22c gallon with
no prospects of its going lower (At-
tention of X. o. AZ
Building operations in los cities show
ed an increase of III.
Business failures in April were 1880,
compared with 1860 in April l9I5 The
amount of liabilities decreased 500.
Gross and Net earnings OF railroads
for March increased 25% and 43% re-
spectively.
March exports were San 900, 900, an
increase of $II4, 900, 900 over the same
month last year.
March imports were $2I5, 900, 900, COM
pared with $I5S, 000, 900 of year ago =
The Bulletin.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Many Attend Convention
at West View Sunday

The Sunday School Convention
held a splendid meeting at the
Methodist church at West View
Sunday, June Is. A splendid
program was rendered. and many
took part in the exercises. A
bountiful dinner was served on
the ground, and everybody en-
joyed the dav.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Entertains For Visitor.

Mrs. Henry May entert aimed num-
Der of young ladies Wednesday after
noon to party at her home in honor
Of her niece, Miss Cecil Simon, of
Denver, Colo.
Games and music were enjoyed dur
ing the evening and refreshments were
served.
The guests included Misses Louise
Weatherholt, Chlora Mae Seaton,
Ruth Lamb. Louise Nicholas, Addie
McGavock, Louise White head, Emily
Reid, Jane Lightfoot, Cecil Jolly. Lena
May, Elsie May, Mary c. Hannah,
Alyce Couch, Maude Barry, Leila
Tucker, May Dee Chaplin, Selma
Sippel, Martha Reid. Virginia Harris,
Eva Weatherholt, Mary Pate.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
BEST IN STATE
Is What Assistant Inspector Cor
ley Says Of County Clerk C.
v. R0berts0n's Office.

have this day checked the office of
{. V. Robertson, County Clerk of
Breckenridge county, from January 3.
1914, to June /, 1915, and find his Office
in fine shape, being one of the best
kept County Clerks offices in the State.
FIG CORLEY,
Assistant Inspector.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
New Law Office.

MoorTan Ditto las opened law off
flee in the Bank Of Hardinsburg 81 Trust
CO. 5 building in Hardinsburg. Moor
man Ditto mas in him the quality that
it takes to make lawyer-hard work:
There are no idle moments for the
young man VINO wants TO make sue.
cess in the law.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Kennedy Farm Sold.

The Bank of Hardinsburg q Trust Co.
sold Monday the James Kennedy farm
of 81 acres to Paul and Richard Aexan-
der. Price private.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Home Coming.

There will be an all day meeting and
home coming services held at Harnd
next Sunday, June IS Rev. W. +.
Hogard, presiding elder, will be present.
Everybody invited. Dinner on ground.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-06-21
Source of Diamonds.

Patience-It Is said that diamonds
have been discovered in fallen meteors
Patrice-But fallen meteor is cold.
and I'm looking for diamond from
q warmer proposition than fallen me-
teor-Yonkers Statesman.