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rency of that country. will be TRANSMIT
ted through a bank to the payee.
The countries affected are Poland,
Serbia, Roumania, Finland. Czecho-
Slavia, German Austria, Bulgaria and
Turkey. The American Relief admin
istration Is the body created by execu-
tive decree Of President Wilson. last
February, to administer the S1UU,OUU.-
900 voted by congress for European re-
lief.
The order prohibits the purchase OF
exchange except from the relief admin
lstration. 1.
In addition to making American food
the medium Of exchange between the
United States and the hunger-haunted
nations of Central Europe, the ne"
scheme means the establishment OF
link between hundreds Of thousands or
Central European nationals In THIS
country and fathers, mothers and other
relatives with whom all communities
ton was severed during the war years.
Beyond this, it will enable the relief az
ministration greatly to extend the help
II is bringing to starving millions In the
war-ravaged countries.
Edgar Rickard, Joint director with
Theo. F. Whitmarsh, Of the relief ad-
ministration. issued statement today.
explaining how the plan will operate.
Mr.. Richard and Mrs. Whitmarsh arc
volunteers, appointed by Herbert Hoov-
er, director general Of the relief admin
istration. when that body was created
by executive order Of President Wilson
las February to administer the 100000
600 voted by congress for European re-
| lief.
The exclusion Of Germany from this
arrangement Is due to the fact that
trade with that country Is still inter-
dicted by the war trade board. Germany
will be included as soon as this pro-
hibition is lifted.
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TO Enter Protest.

City Solicitor James {. Tallman will
20 to Column bus tonight with solicitors
from Bridgcport and Martins Ferry. The
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Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
PLAYER /
ROLLS

Large stock to choose from. Latest, best
numbers always in stock. Courteous and
obiging attendants. Come in and hear
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AndreW and HlOgene

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e had finished
An ] had lcft' said Andrew, aconiealy
|
eNae the check was ''' ana gave
YOU why don't you let The proprietor
pcrfeoy willing dear but the fact IS 'ha'
= ais fact
vnio Of
pocket OF quarters with
ind IL hard would
membership the Boy Scouts and .onser crusader hnN"
shoulder nut no
II man rocs or the wa'er
the who waits on him Is as lazy as
the waiter viii amhc back to nus ahc WIN
the father OF go cent or me Shp
IL
shrtwn brown card AFTER m
ben q he
evident idea hat the under
he NAL he elbow boy
drowning a pun and ask II
make get IN inc Middle or mo
and about
for waiersone cant XIII EN- without EenS
But slip one a hal md him chop tender
ioc The mushrooms soft az mush ana ne coffee ass
raC. "A
the table and brush invisible crumbs and bend IN he middle
plate I'm cad
a sucker but always do IL
The head walter shows seat
ct M / dish Off but
aud that's the only to get IT, say honey ne broke
l
crooked bayou but I've lost her here under
"Nr,ybe" said mogenc saascaly
music by the way Andrew wish would
buy canary
Andrew lI boz OF bird seed
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roan,rrr, turned M, ,y In. tho lo.k and announced
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gi,n.Iin, behind tho omployc-a in their lockou, is
. various organizations and associations representing
,rr,uIlrJ ,bor In nh,r words the official orcanlla
,,r, ~ this nr,prn of .ror have Joined win, the cap
r,ustc omployrrs to aIscipIlno ana bring to their
srns,s tho rsd,,I r,u,eTs who have outlaWcd them
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\ pIsGu,CrrrL OCCURRENCE.

Tho treatment accorded senator Reed In Ardmorc n
Il disgrnco Just mat nothing less Omaha Ia sur
fernR from the mob Likewise a town IN Arkansas
Drumrght -hnd IT, mob experience. Yet Of an these.
the Atdmorc is the most dlsEracofuL For
the other towns hnd their qualification In fact. Imagined
and erroneous though IL was Ardmorc had @p6ne
Two thousand people Of Ardmorc and vicinity had
gathered to hear a distinguished American statesman
on the current Issues of the day, who visited tho city
in response 20 an invitation extended him by repre-
sentauycs OF M existing political parties II Ia not
contendrd TINT all Of tho assembled people endorsed
the Views OF tho visitor II Is not contondod that
all who Joined In tho Invitation to him to deliver his
address endorsed his views hut they |Are Americans
Of the right type who believe In tho4 ght OF free
speech; In tho right of every honest and honorable
man to be heard for his cause.
a nero handful Of hoodums, unrestrAlned by any
considerations OF decenoy. hospitality law, made It
their business to invoke mob hw. Cowards that
such always are. the Hight wires cut and under
Of darkness they began throwing eggs at the
platform filled with the cltys best citizens And whom
the lights finally restored made It impossible
for the speaker to deliver HIS address.
II Ia not contendod that tho citizens Of Ardmoro
Ia responsible for this disgrace but II is contcnded
that the demonstration OF cowardco and outawry
engineered 10y wiser than those who carried
II out BEHIND tHh actual outawry employed was a
partisan clique that tho citizenship Of that community
has honorcd with prcformcnt. and that s asking for
further pref,rmcnL on that fact wo will stake
reputation.
Tho duty confronting the GOOD people of Ardmore
now H the apprehension and severe punishment Of the
responsible parties not more gesture IN That dircc-
tlou. The Nrdmore disgrace not the work ~
democrats no matter what they may pretend II was
the work of men subyersyc of Amcricousm and
Nordorly society their intentions and purposes
are concerned ns the most radical bolshcvIk ot Rus
sin, II is always possible To employ criminals what
the Ardmore people want Is the name and address of
the employers OF Wednesday nights criminals
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Although Jupiter rules strongly
for good this day caution shou1
guide all affairs. According 20 as
trology Neptune. Saturn and venus
are adverse
Commercial transactions are sub
jcct to the best direction early in the
morning, but business deals with
women may be lucky,
Jupiter 10 In = place read as prom
!slng for great business enterprises
that may benefit communities more
than individuals
Cooperative projects will multi
ply. according 10 the secrs. and the
ives, vii, lead In big ventures that
viii be lucky
Women should be careful during
this sway ~ the stars 10 avoid de-
ception The scors prophecy much
Misrepresentation regarding business
and politics which Will win their
confidence.
Labor continues under the hes, IN
nueuccg this month. but there may
ne CRISIS due to a mistake in mnk-
ing some important decision In To-
cepting some new policy
Railway matters will continue un-
der adverse rule OF the stars. thu
scers predict. and accidents may lie
numerous
Uranus ls I'm place read as in1i-
eating accidents or explosions on
ships
The president of the United states
has direction OF the stars making
for final success in high aspirations
Persons whose birth date IL is may
meet with many problems during tho
"a II
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The strike of tho Boston policemen
and the resulting outbreaks OF out
ldwry should bc % warning 20 the
country of what is iu store unless
the leaders Of organized labor come
tu "A swift realization ~ the mar
row lines which separate some OF
their POLICIES from treason There
are certain ompluyW,nts which car
rs with them an obligation of duty
which should Boz above every other
consideration whatever. In the case
in question. the safety of the pco-
pie and of property was infru8tcd
to the police. and their abandon
m.u' " their trust was muuny and
should hr treated ns such phtl1-
doIphm Public Ledger
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NcrntInn Mm Nnl An.nrr.

II We are 10 combat hOlshevlsm
or socialism or any oNyrsses on the
part OF organized labor or of capt.
tal We cannot do So successfully hy
moro ucgatiou We must affirm
while We hcratc. and must strength
en- the foundations of Ctyil and social
lfr while "" rrpel assaults on 1T
Eusluu Transcript.
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There is strong divrctness abouI
Nj liouvers way OF putting thing
that stands out IN refreshing CONTRAST
to the nobulONy that clouds mos
OF the talk about tho war II wa
said of Colonel Roosevelt that h,
could make almost every man VIII,
met him believe in him. Mr Hoover
seems 10 have something ~ M,
~ me quality. New YORK Times
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BAROMETER OF PUBLIC OPINION

permitted 90 strike against the pub
lc. II they have no government
th" sooner they find n out the bet.
ter. So FAR az any grievances that
the Nustpu police may have had.
they become tnfling aud incidental
I'm comparison with the gricyan cc'
that they have wnnionly created and
the challenge tha, they have issued
S..5Iha stability of society Sew YORK
World
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DdiiB Biblical Quotation.


Behold. thy salvation comoth, bohuld. his reward
is with him and hl4 work before him. Im t2.ll.
What Is IL makes my savior stay,
$50 strong D ready 10 rudonn'
Not tpHua wills unkind delay,
Nor cns's ont those that como to him
His grace tho secret bar must moyo.
or / shah stll reject his love
Ito only iH my rock and my salvation. l'sn a. 2.
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subject 10y Woodrow Wilson in sep
icnher, 1919. aro true the assertions
made by him uu the same subject
bon February and April of 1919 were
false ana the preamble OF the res
olutlou adopted by congress .s lie.
-- Nuw York sun.
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WHO'S WHO IN
THE DAYS NEWS
DIR. FORD A. CARPENTER

DIR. FORD 4 CARPENTER
Dr Ford a carpenter or Los An
gcIes has the distinction Of tlling
the only position of It's kind In the
United states lie Is head OF the
newly established department OF
mc,corology and aeronautics In the
Lo. Angeles chamber OF commerce
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03

The leaders ~ the American fed.
cratiuu Of labor must be wundcrinp
whether they have created q Frank,
onstein hy encouraging the tffll.l.
tion of policemeu.s unions Spring
rlCld Republican.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-03

tie r 2 = ! X N e q
after 81 years In
the government
weather bureau
service to apply
his knowledge Of
climatic Cundl
flons fp the bet
ter development
Of agriculture,
horticulture and
aerial navigation
through practical
application of tht
established facts
~ atmospheric
conditions
I'm cnrag.nc
Doctor Carpenter
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HOROSCOPE


tC6bynght 1919. by The Mcclure Ne
nAnsr SNndL.AInL
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PHONE CooO FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-02-12
Hardinsburg, KY,

they here or not? Well l am anxious
to meet someone / know.
Oh my, just ate dinner and had
goose Ny, l had to go to it, tho
goose is $1.4O a pound in France
Well, I'll have to close. Tell papa l
will drink a glass of wine for him
so be good. Give my love to all, so
good-by. Your loving brother, NJ.
Sanford Critchlow, 10 Mt. Hospital,
A. f. F., A. P o TAI.
P. s. Answer soon, real soon.
Please excuse this paper, havn't time
to do any better.
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GARFIELD

Mrs. Ova Gray and little sons
Thomas and Robert Wayne were
guests last week Of Mrs. Lucy Lyons
of Custer
Rev E. E. Bratcher of Caneyville,
filled his regular appointment at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
Miss Thelma Whitworth was in
Hardinsburg last week taking the
graduation examination while in
town she was the guest of Miss Ada
Gregory.
Mr.. p D. Miliner of Ephesus at
tended church here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Brown and
daughter, Miss Louise of Woodrow,
were guests Sunday of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Dowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meador and
son, Franklin were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kennedy.
Mr. Ben Clarkson of Big Spring
was here last week
The c. p Missionary Society met
with Mrs. A. NJ Wood, Wednesday
Milton Basham and brothers, Allen
and Acie of near Harmed attended
church here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. b. H. Smith and son,
Harold motored to Hardinsburg, Sat-
urday
Mr. and Mrs. John Webb and sons,
Raymond and Howard were guests
Saturday night and Sunday of the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Bruner OF Freedom.
Miss Cora May Tabor was in
Hardinsburg, Saturday.
DR.. j. w. Meador and daughter,
Mrs G H Pile of Custer were here
last week enroute to Kirk to be at
the bedside of Mrs. Miller Monarch,
but we are glad TO report she is doing
nicely. While the DR.. and Mrs. Pile
were in town they were guests OF
DIR. and Mrs Harmed
Mrs. Mary Nicholas was given a
surprise birthday dinner, Thursday by
her children and grandchildren, il
being her eightieth birthday.
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FROM MR.. AND MRS. LaHEIsT.

Mr.. j. D Babbage, Dear Friend:
Enclosed please find money order for
$1.5O for The Breckenridge News for
the year 1919 We cannot do without
our home paper for Cloverport will
always be sacred spot with us.
Albert's health is not improving
any; he is not able to do any work.
My health is very good now, was
Iconfned to the house from Oct. %,
until Nov 26 from the effects of the
flu. Wishing you and your family a
happy and prosperous New Year.
Truly your friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. LATEST Our address is now 1045
East Colfax Ave, Denver, Col
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TARFORK

Mr.. Willie Brown called on Miss
Florence labelling last Sunday.
Several from here attended the sale
at Mr.. Gid Burdette's last Thursday.
The farmers of this vicinity are
busy burning plant beds.
Several of the young folks attend
ed the musical at Mr.. George Beatty's
last Saturday night
Mr.. Albert Simpkins has returned
TO his home in Catawba, after a weeks
visit among his friends in Tarfork
Mr.. Corbett keenan, called on Miss
Ellen Robins last Sunday
Mrs. Allen Newly and two of her
children were the guests of Mrs,
Chas Tebeling last Saturday.
Miss Floryce Taberling and Miss
Viola Beatty are preparing to start TO
school at ST Joseph's about the mid
die of this month.
Mr.. Bud Turpin is we'll pleased with
the new mule he purchased while in
Hardinsburg last week.
Mr. Jim keenan, moved TO his farm
on Tar Creek last Monday.
Misses Floryce and Laura label
ing were the guests of Miss Viola
Beatty last Saturday night
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FROM SGT. FRANK PATE

The letter published below is from
Sgt. Frank Pate, son of Mr.. Ed Pate,
and written to his sister, Mrs. Ira
Bledsoe of this city. Sgt. Pate has
been in the regular Army for seven
years, and is anxious to get back to
the States His letter says:
Dear Sister and All: suppose you
think have forgotten you all but
have written you several letters and
never did get any answer What is
the trouble, and how is everybody?
o. K. hope am in the best of
health but not in the best of spirits.
/ am so sick of this country | don't
know what to do, and sure crazy to
get to Gods country once more.
By the way, who is it that Annie
married. have been wanting to
write to her but never could think of
her name. And where is little Edith
nowi don't see why you all don't
write once in a while.
We expect to get sent back to the
States in a month or two. sure
would love to see you all. suppose
old Cloverport is the same old place.
l sure would love to be in that dear
old town again. The town where am
now has sixty houses and about one
hundred people.
Well. will close. Please all of you
write and tell me all the news. From
your brother, Sgt. Frank Pate. Bait.
ID. 10 r. A E +. France.
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suBscR1BEs FOR ANOTHER.

Mr. Jno. d. Babbage. Dear Sir:
Please send your paper to Mrs Logan
Basham, Merienthawl, r. F. d. 1,
Kansas. Please find check enclosed
for same. Yours respectfully A. X.
Childs, Lote, kans.
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RENEWAL OF MRS.
]. Z. MATTHEWS.

Mr. Jno. d. Babbage. Cloverport,
KY. Dear Sir; Please find enclosed
check for $1.5O covering subscription
for The Breckenridge News for the
year 1919. Please mail paper to Mrs.
Jno. f. Matthews, 1904 Rawlins St,
Dallas, Texas. Yours very truly, J.
E Matthews
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CAN'T DO WITHOUT 1T.

Mr. Jno. d. Babbage, Cloverport,
Ky. Dear Sir; Enclosed find $3.50
in check to pay for my subscription
to The Breckenridge News for which
please send it another year | can't
do without it. Yours truly, James
Daugherty, Woodrow, KY
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A FAITHFUL SUBSCRIBER

Mr. Jno d. Babbage, Cloverport,
KY. Dear John: Enclosed find check
for $1.5O continue the Breckenridge
News to the same address Yours tru-
ly, Will Watkins, 91s N 10th ST.,
St. Josephs, Mo.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER

Mr.. j. d. Babbage: Find enclosed
$1.5O for one years subscription to
The Breckenridge News. Excuse neg
lect, will try and do better next time.
Respectfully, ]. E. Payne, Lodiburg,
KY.
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SUBSCRIBING FOR HIS
HOME COUNTY PAPER

Mr.. J. D. Babbage, Cloverport, Ky,
Dear Sir: Enclosed find check for
$1.5O for which send me The Brock
enridge News one year. | like to get
the News from Breckenridge as it is
my home county. Please start it upon
receipt of this letter, and greatly
oblige. From Edgar H. Compton, 526
Z. Broadway, jacksonville, KY
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3. A. REEFS SUBSCRIBERS

Mr.. ]. D. Babbage, Cloverport, Ky.
Dear Sir; Please find herewith en-
closed check for $3.50 for which kind
ly send me The Breckenridge News
for one year. am, Yours very truly
E. A. Rees, p, o. Box l1ls, Amarillo.
Texas.
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FROM A FORMER
CLOVERPORTER.

Mr.. ], D. Babbage. Dear Sir: 1
enclose P. o money order for $1.5O
to renew my subscription for The
Breckenridge News beginning with
Jan 30, issue. Address, c. G. Warheld,
SIT N. Edgeheld, Dallas Texas.
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MRS. AvITT REVIEWS.

Mr.. ]. d. Babbage, Cloverport, KY.
Dear Sir: Enclosed find check for
$3.50 for The Breckenridge News an
other year. Yours respectfully Mrs,
]. H. Avitt, Lodiburg, KY
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ANOTHER RENEWAL

Mr., ]. ID. Babbage, Cloverport, KY
Dear Sir: Please find enclosed check
for $3.50 and apply on my subscrip-
ton to The Breckenridge News.
Yours truly, Geo. H. Newman, Mat
tingiy, Ky.
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DIR. HENRY GREGORY

Breckenridge News, Cloverport,
KY, Mr.. Babbage: The copies you
sent me were no doubt sent ky" in
stead of Laurel, Ind. They failed to
reach me. i send in this one dollar
for a dollar subscription to the News
Very truly, Henry Gregory, M. d.,
Laurel, Ind
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RENEWAL FOR "MY
DEAR OLD PAPER"

Mr.. Jno. d. Babbage. Dear Mr..
Babbage: You will find enclosed a
post Office money-order TO renew for
my dear old paper. The Breckenridge
News from New IA, 1918 10 Nov IA,
1919 and oblige. Mrs. Matte Barger,
Frymire, Ky.
HAS SETTLED IN owENSBoRo
Mr.. John d. Babbage, Cloverport,
KY Dear Sir: have settled in
Owensboro and ! want you to send
me The Breckenridge News for one
year am Section Foreman on Sec
ton a, You will find enclosed check
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PAYS BACK DUES AND A
YEAR IN ADVANCE.

]. ID. Babbage, Cloverport, Ky.
Dear Sir: Please find check for $3.50,
one dollar on old account and $3.50
for renewal to The Breckenridge
News for one year Very truly, Len
ME Mattingly, Glen Dean, Ky.
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SENDING NEWS TO
SOMEONE ELSE

Breckenridge News, Cloverport,
KY. Gentlemen: Enclosed find mon
ey order for rs cents for which send
the News six months II the following
address, Mrs. Wilson Davis, Harmed,
KY Respectfully, Wilbur Pile, Har-
ned, KY.
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MRS. DoDsoN REVIEWS.

Mr.. ]. d. Babbage, Dear Sir:
Find enclosed money order for $3.50
for which renew my subscription for
The Breckenridge News and oblige.
Mrs. Geo. w. Dodson, Frymire, KY.
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FROM A MIssoURIAN.

Jno d. Babbage: Find enclosed
money order for $3.50 for one years
subscription to The Breckenridge
News, Address, Miss Annie eastman,
Appleton City, Mo.
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ridge News another year The News
is a welcome visitor IN our home, il
gives US great pleasure 10 read the
soldiers letters Very lfspt yours.
Sarah Avitt, Lodiburg, w.
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NOTICE.

AS / am out of town a good deal
OF the time. have left my books with
Miss Lena Payne, at the Post Office
Parties owing me will please call on
her and settle
DIR. Geo. Shively,
Stephensport, KY
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APPRECIATED
LETTERS
. A NEW ONE

Mr.. J. ID. Babbage. Kind Sir
am sending IS cents which wish to
subscribe for The Breckenridge News
for six months. Address Jessie Mae
Pate, Hardinsburg, KY, Route 3, Box
H.
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FOUR MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION

The Breckenridge News: Enclos-
ed find so cents for a four months
subscription beginning with last weeks
issue. Yours respectfully, Mrs. Nettie
Graham, Frymire, KY.
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FROM r. w. ELDER

Mr.. Jno ID Babbage, Cloverport,
KY Dear Sir; Enclosed find check
for $3.50 for The Breckenridge News.
Respectfully yours, F. w. Elder,
Hardinsburg, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-02-12
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-02-12

When you have backache the liver or kid
neys are sure TO be out of gear. Try San
OIL it does wonders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder A trial SOC bottle will convince you.
CT it at the drug store.
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