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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26 1908

HHAll the Sunny Jims do not live in Utica wo have one in Cloverport

Eastern Republicans believe that Mr Bryan will never be able tosingHMaryland My Maryland

A vote of thanks should be given to the colored folks of the EastEnd for it is quite evident that many of them voted for Temperance

Cowheel is the back bone of Cloverport when the test comesThe folks down there gave a splendid majority for Temperance Satur-day

This town owes a debt of gratitude to the man who can Dare an-

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the right at all times and ten thousands praises went out to himanrd

who was on the wrong side election day had a tough time

Next Tuesday is the opening day of the Breckenridge Fair I-

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will pay anybody go The Association and the coworkers havedriven every nail to make the Fair better than it was last year andnot only that but they promise that this will be the best County Fairin the state

A great day was last Thursday and the people are indebted tothe Masons for such a glorious event It put money in their pocketsand made gladness in the hearts of every woman and child who at¬

tended We understand the young Masonic blood pushed the gamethis year and had it not been for David Phelps Jas Younger and TByrne Severs this grandannual celebration would have been a thingof the past May they keep the ball going

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IRYINQTQNs

tOntiniiwa From First lag

Mrs G L Grafly left last Week foriordsville and Horse Branch for aVisit to relatives and friends

Miss Clara Jolly is at Cloverportfor several days visiting the MissesPlank

Mrs Cart and two children ofLouisville spent Wednesday with-

fir and Mrs Woreland CarterMr and Mrs Clarence Penick and

Children of Louisville came Saturdayto he the guests of Mr and Mrs RS Bandy for sometime

Rev S A Hollemn left last Thurs ¬

day for quite an extended visit toRome Italy He willlbe absent untilafter the middle of September andthe pulpit will be occupied by a visit ¬

i lag priest from Louisville

Misses MabelI and Eva McGlothlanSpent Saturday in Louisvil e shopping

Quite a number were delightfullyentertained to 42 at the home of Mrand Mrs Jl H Keniper on Thursdayevening

Mr Edwin Jolly left Thursday forTar Springs to be gone a week

Mrs J R Wimp and daughterKathrine Mrs L B Moremen andbrother Mr Edgar Bennett spentseveral days in Brandenburg lasweek the guests of relatives andfriends

Miss Nellie Smith after a twoweeks visit to Mine Reba Lewis atCloveri ort returned home Monday

col fnear Rock Haven are with Mr andMme Oscar Dowell now for severaldays

Mr Juntas Foote happened ti avery sad accident while out 31 his

° rrroute last Thursday afternoon Inpassing a threshing machine thwhistle was blown and it frightene-the

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horse causing him to run oil andi Mr Foote was thrown out of the

buggy backward injuring him con ¬

siderably but he is doing nicely atthe present and it Is expected that

j he will be able to resume hisas rural carrier in a short while

Miss Maud Smith of Hardinsburg +

spent Saturday and Sunday theV guest of Miss Eva Herndon

Mrs D C Heron Is to he congrat-ulated upon winning the second prizeat the Grayson County Fair last weekfor harnessing up a horse the quick-est

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KINGSBURRYS

NEWS ITEMS

Some Old Soul Said iCloverports

Gone to Hell He Meant

Shes Gone Dry

Hookslt000By gum shes hot

000Perkins The Secret Service Map

says they didnt have any boots allthev had was a bottle and a glass

000Uncle Barney said to a friendLets whats been forgotten been

past000

Bro Currie to Mike Popham Sat ¬

urday Mike order some more popand everybody joined in

000When the PatesviUe boys find out

they cannot play ball they try to killeach other Thats right boys divein

000Greatest time in the history of Clo ¬

verport last week especially Thurs-day

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and Saturday000gottbusy and a head swim on the merry

go round all for five cents Thursday000

Who said anything about anybodygoing up a tree last Thursday

000Emmett Sippcl tOur old Dutch

friend who has been very busy thissummer is now taking his vacation

000No team can defeat Tobinsport as

long as she has that mysterious redbat

BryanlInasmuch as Mr Bryan has joined

the printers union he should not ballowed to talk more than eighta dayToledo Blade-

sAt the same times Bryan isnt taking

any riskshes gathering his third cropof alfalfa firstDetroit News

Mr Bryan is borrowing few plankstroui Ben Franklins platform He maymanage his own campign and then hewill know it hwen managedAtlanta JournalThe formation of a Bryan League

in Pennsylvania should not be takenas evidence that the foremost citizenof Lincoln Neb really expects tocarry the Keystone State Pennsylv ¬

BulletinsMost everybody will agree with Mr

Bryan that the Democratic party hasbeen very good to him And in passingit might re said that he has done some-thing

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W D Wilson McQuadyJ J Keenan MattinglyRoscoe Hendry LodibutgBlanche Payne LodiburgLewis Dowell LewisportChas H Riedel HoltMrs C H Riedel HoltCatherine Riedel HoltJ H Avitt LodiburgMyrtle Deacon LodiburgHW West LodiburgMrs Annie Harris ReynoldsBessie Harris ReynoldsMrs Ada F Harris ReynoldsJ A Harris ReynoldsFlora E Harris ReynoldsMartha E Harris ReynoldsWestpeyton Harris ReynoldsJ M Harris ReynoldsMrs W G Pumphrey CloverportMrs T M Bates MattinglyEdna Parrish TobinsportMannie Lyons TobinsportM Squires CloverportAttiemissie Wells MattinglyL C Johnson CloverportD B Parrteh TobiusportA Hambleton CanneltonGraham Polk TobinsportW W Hambleton Henderson county-C M McGlothlau West PointMrs Jule Brashear West PointCoco Brashear West PointThelmer Brashear West PointJennie Applegate West PointPauline Hendrv West PointBessie Lewis West PointPNannie and Lizzie Ditto West PointElzaShean West PointTom Downard West PointPearl Downard West PointMary Hawkins TobjnsportMyrtle Hawkins TsbinsportW S Bowmer LouisvilleLon Taul Evansville-J W Christian and wife ReynoldsRena Taul EvansvilleAnna Lynch PatesvilleFlora Newbury Dukes-L Newbury DukesChas Steel DukesA L Kinchelce HardinsburgMrs W R Wilson PaducahMayme Richards CanneltonSara Fairhurst EvansvilleEmma Richards CanneltonOwen Winchell TobinupcrtMrs C D Hambleton CloverportViola R Hawkins CloverportMaggie L Pate Cloverport0 D Hambleton Cloverport-M S Gist HnwesvilleJ F Patterson Cloverport-Mr and Mrs James M Shellman

StephensportMyrtleStephensport

Maggie Bates MattinglyMarietta Cassady VersaillesNorma Cassady VersaillesVivian Pierce CloverportMrs R B Pierce CloverportMrs LT Reid and five children Clo ¬

verportMrsE S McAfee Cloverport

Albert Dhouau EvansvilleWalter Dhonau EvansvilleJ W Lyons and family Tobinsport-Mr and Mrs R D Witt BrandenburgFrancis D Friel VictoriaJohn Ryan and wife VictoriaW E Basham LodiburgMrs Everitt Basham LodiburgJohn Warfield CloverportMrs John Warfield CloverportMary F Price LouisvilleGeo Bentley HawesvilleLightfoot Miller Marksville Miss-

J H Wood HardinsburgO L Wood HardinsburgJames Avitt LodiburjUral Jordan WebsterAdah Beaucbamp Cltfton MillsLula Beauchamp Clifton MillsCora M Alleu HardinsburgAsia Cooper HardinsburgSimms Thomas HawesvilleGideon Squires HardinsburgMrs Gideon Hcuires HardinsburgMrs Morris H Beard HardinsburgMurray Beard Hardinsburg-Mrs G W Beard HardinsburgMrs P M Beard HardinsburgJesse Taul Evansville

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Wm Lnslie EvansvilleLetitia Rice MattinglyLena Rice MattinglyMrs Lucy Rice MattinglyMrs R P White Ft Worth TexStareStarsBlanche Standish HawesvilleCarrie Cooper HawesvilleDr V Standish HaweavilleP B Greenwood HoltV OBryan RliodellaJohn OBryau RhodeliaBlanche OBryan RhodeliaSusie OBryan RhodeliaAnnie Hambleton SorghoMary Bates HawesvilleLecidia Gieenwood HoltHubert Greenwood HoltClaude Greenwood HoltAlex Hall and wife MikeT D Fritz HawesvilleNell Smith IrvingtonAnnie Jett NewmanReba Lewis CloverportIsabelle Hendrick HardinsburgM A Brown HardinsburgEthel Williams Owensboro-N Rosenblatt HawesvilleEdith M Crary Middleport Ohio

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Master James CrafyMiddleportOhioVirginia Crary Middleport OhioEthel Suddarth Middleport OhioMr and Mrs H S Hills RichmondMary D Hills RichmondJulia Hills RichmondEd Schan RichmondFred Lamer TobinsportMittie A Lamer TobinsportLeonard Furrow EvansvilleGeo Taul EvansvilleAnna May CanneltonGeneva Williams CanneltonMaggie Williams CanneltonClaude Greathouse HawesvilleMaude Greathouse Hawesville-S S England TobinsportA J Ashby CloverportRebecca Taylor Tobinsport-B P Pohl St Louis

IGeo W Dodson FrymireG Orville Patterson HawesvilleH L Bruner Union StarStephen Kennedy WebsterWillie Simmons WebsterClarence Richards EastonEmily Leibfreid OwensboroMabel England TobinsportMildred Polk TobinsportAda Clark CanneltonMariema Clark Cannelton-A W Babbage CloverportKatie Furrow SampleGracie Hickerson SampleStilla Walker CloverportLuther Clemmons RockvaleO W Sanders EvansvilleB F Frank MattinglyNat Taul MattinglyBessie Hawley MattinglyBertha Mason MattinglyR W Owen LewisportOwen S May LouisvilleW W Butler Toledo O

Horace Basham StephensportMr and Mrs L S Birk OwensboroProctor French MysticMrs T B Squires SkillmanSue Comiskey CanneltonCommie White EvansvilleA Kingham CanneltonH L Mart HawesvilleW M Powers PellvilleG W Pohl and wife CanneltonMrs C Duncan HawesvilleMrs Stanley Allen Ripley TennMrs P D Hawkins StephensportMrs James Tierney VictoriaRobt E Woods LouisvilleAdelia Moorman LouisvilleRoscoe Avitt LodiburgEthel Williams OwensboroMrs R W Owen LewisportTom Fetch MysticJ Vahle CloverportW S Ashby CloverportCol and Mrs D R Murray Hardins ¬

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Ida Jarrett StephensportQ K Groves TobinsportMrs Q K Groves TobinsportGlen Hendrick WebsterGorman StClair WebsterJ T Stewart StephensportTas E Waggoner StephensportHubert Hawkins OwensboroMildred M Murray HardinsburgMrs Z T Hardin HoltLucilie Hardin HoltMarion Hardin HoltVirgil Hardin HoltW E Monical HawesvilleJ T Pool HawesvilleMrs A M Tate LouisvilleMrs W C Gregory LouisvilleMr and Mrs Jess Bother CloverportMrs Chas Bolher CloverportChas Bolher CloverportMrs J H Payne TobinsportMrs J R Polk Tobinsport 1

T R Polk Tobin sportMrs Tom Bolher CloverportMr Tom Bolher CloverportW W Barge and wife FrymireHorace Gate and wife HardinsburgAnna Simmons HardinsburgLura May Hook HardinsburgMr aud Mrs T A Hook HardinsburgMrs M L Yates HardinsburgRuth Kincheloe HardinsburgMary Lilian Hook HardinsburgRobert Owen Davis flamedOllie Witt HardinsburgTim Witt HardinsburgEstill Witt HardinsburgAlton Witt HardinsburgNT Ball HardinsburgWm ORiely Cloverport

Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS ns they can¬

not reach the beat of the disease Catarrh Isa blood or constitutional disease and In orderto cure It you must take Internal remediesHalls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally andacts directly on the blood and mucous sur ¬

faces Hulls Catarrh Cure Is not a quackmedicine It was prescribed by one of thebest physicians In this country for years andIs a regular prescription It Is composed ofthe best tonics known combined with thebest blood purifiers acting directly on theImucous surfaces The perfect combinationof the two Ingredients what produces suchwonderful results in curing Catarrh Sendfor testimonials free

F J CHENEY k CO Props Toledo O

Sold by Druggists price locTake Halls Family Pills for constipation

Patronizes Ills Old Home

Postmaster Robert E Woods ofLouisville was here barbecue dayand purchased a Barre monumentfrom J E Keith R Son which is thefourth handsome stone this firm hassold since March Each one weighseight tons Patronage from formerCloverport men is indeed appreciatedby home firms I

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Bryan and Wool

In his speech at Des Moines the otherday Bryan had something to say aboutthe Tariff on wool but just what hispoint was had not been made clearwhen the engine bell sounded and hewas obliged to hurry back to his carBut as far he bad gone Mr Bryan ap ¬

peared to be trying to make out thatthe farmers of Iowa and inferentiallythose of the whole country dont knowbeans when the bag is open and areeasilydeluded into apolauding contrad ¬

ictory propositions in the same speech

That matter is respectfully referred to

the aforesaid farmers with glanceNovetnberward

But Mr Bryan mentioned wool andthe Tariff thereon Mr Bryans plat-form adopted bv Mr Bryans conven ¬

tion at Denver promises lOa reductionof the Traifi upon the necessities of

lifeThat means among other thingsfree wool1 The wool industry in

Iowa is not large but there IB a bigproduction of wool in sections of thecountry where Mr Bryan would like toget voles

Andwhat then Did not asks theNew York Times the census ofsheep show a falling off of 10000000during the last Democratic administra ¬

tion and has the poor farmer yet recov ¬

ered from that massacre of the innocentsheep like that now prepared for himself to make a Bryan holiday Has notthe price of territory best fine stapleclean risen from 30 cents to GO centsunder Republican administration andshall the hands of the clock be turnepbackward In other words will thefarmer chip in for Bryan and free woolWe trow not Bryan and ruin look nliketo the Western rancher and he wouldrather vote for the Old boy himself

Next time Bryan feels like being fac ¬

etious about the Tariff at the expense ofthe farmer whose perception he seemsto think peculiarly dull he wouldbelter at least avoid woolCouncllBluff Nonpareil

Perry County FarmersInstitute

The Perry County Farmers Institutewill be held at Tell City this year onNovember 110 and 11 It might also beadded that it was held there last

yearPresidentJames England of Tobin ¬

sport wac in the city yesterday and

excellentIPurdue would be present He also saidthat two National Farmers Instituteworkers and lecturers from WashingtonD C would attend the meeting andtake part The services of these twomen were secured through our worthy

CongressmanContests

prizes on productionsof the farmas last year will be madewith nice premiums to the best pro ¬

ductions offeredin fact the Instiutewill be better than that of 1907 Thesewill be plenty of music vocal and in¬

strumental and all who attend will notonly be instructed but will have agood time Cannelton Telephone

H L Stader will go to Elizabethtown today

I Mrs zabethH> Martinr I

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HAD FRONTAL HEADACHES

EYES BOTHERED ME

DROPPING IN MY THROAT

ELIZABETH H MARTINMRS Bovren Avenue Chicago Ill IIChaplain Garfield Circle writes

Poruna has been a blessing to ourfamily for a good many years as wehave all used it oft and on for colds andcatarrh and I have given it to all of mychildren with the best of results-

I found that a cold left me withcatarrh of the head in a very bad formMy head was stopped up I had frontalheadaches my eyes bothered me andthere was a nasty dropping in mythroat which nauseated me and madeit impossible many times for me to eatmy breakfast

As soon as I began to use Peruna Ifound it relieved me my head sooncleared up and in a remarkably shorttime I was rid of catarrh-

I can therefore give my personalexperience with your valuable medi-

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and am pleased to do soPeople who prefer solid to liquid

medicines can now secure Peruna tab-lets which contain the medicinal in¬

gredients of Poruna

Manalin the Ideal Laxative

Ferdinand To Have Railroad

At a public meeting held in the littletown of Ferdinand last Saturday negotiations were completed for the build ¬

ing of a railroad to operate from Fredinand to Huntingburg Tne stretch isseven mlles and it is proposed to havecars running by Jan 1 1009 The roadwill operate temporarily as a steamroad and later will be converted into anelectric line The amount necessary tobuild and equip the road is 150000The business men of Ferdinand havesubscribed 50000 of the requiredstock Cannelton Enquires

The Western Kentucky StateNormal

The fall Session opens Sept 8 19C8Eligible persons are entitled to free in¬

struction The institution offers specialcourses of study to those persons whoare preparing to enter the teaching pro¬

fession Full information furnished onapplication Address H H CherryBowling Green Ky

Beard BrosFourth Annual Colt Showwill be held at HardinsburgSaturday August 29 Allcolts must be broken to hal¬

ters 4Jr I00 ou

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ILOUISVILLEAndII SUNDAY AUGUST 30th

I125rI ITRIPI iBandIJIIGood on trains leaving Cloverport

507 a m 1004 a m Good re¬

II== same day