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THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWSALL THE NEWS THATS FIT TO PRINT

VOL XXXL CLOVERPORT KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29 1906 8 Pastes NO73

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GREAT CROWD

In Point of Attendance the Masons Barbecue

Surpassed all Previous OccasionsPeople-

From Almost Everywhere Present

r PARTIAL LIST OF THOSE WHO

REGISTERED AT THE NEWS BOOTH

The Fifth Annual Masons Barbecuefame off in Skillruansgrove lastThnrsday The day was ideal and 4000 peo ¬

ple from everywhere the pick andchoice and the cream of the countrywere there drinking in the pleasure ofan event which is not approached atanother place In the county The crowddid the selfsame thing it has been goingfor five yearsthat is had a good time

The people were friendly and spentmoney as if it grew on the trees overtheir heads

The display of beautiful women madethe menfolks stand about and marvelThey saw the latest cut in dress thelatest shape of the hat and the prettiestfaces livened by the sweetest smiles

The gross proceeds were somethinglike 1200 about 300 of which wasprofits Everybody was satisfied andwanted to come back again next yearwhich the Masons count as one of thethe biggest assets

Col Johnson could not be pesent onaccount of sickness

On account of lack of space we pub ¬

lish only a partial list of those who reg ¬

istered at the Breckenridge News boothIn our next issue we will publish the re ¬

mainder of those who registered

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CloverportMike TuckerAmielL C Beavin W R Adkisson Murrel

Morrison Elmer Hofiious Elizabeth

Skillman W H Boumer MannieWhite Elizabeth Skillman Mrs John D

Bobbage D Babbage D ¬

bage Jr Mildred Babbage LouiseBabbage Frank Moorman Satterfield Lanora McGavock John AshbyChad McCracken Arthur Bruns GeorgeWeatherholt Virgil Babbage JohnBishop Lewis Elmer Noble J Tfcewls Eldred Babbage NewtonIsabelle Burns Louise Lewis George

r Orby Pierce Randall WeatherClarence Adams Robert Pierce

Cullen White John Jarboe SterrettFred Newton Miller Ernest

Bruns Lishen Andrew AshbyMoorman Beavin WilliamWalker Eugene Smith White

Ashby Forrest WeatherholtHoward Bishop Jerry Barns Thos ¬

ton Vester White Beulah Currie ¬

Harris Chief Detective DitzenbachLewis Miller Dr Rafferty Roy John-son Raymond Hawkins Henry John-son

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Homer Harris J T LewisEula McCracken Edna WeisenbergLillian McGavock B M CurrieLeeWilliams Skillman MaudLucy Adams James Skillman MarkLewis J T Lewis Orville PerkinsFrank Noble Lake Weatherholtmund Wroe Thomas Wroe Shelby ¬

Wave Hall Herbert RussellJohn Weisenberg Owen Berry WillieWhite Bruns Harry WeatherholtA S McGavock T S Nicholas C 0Berry Lawrence Murray Wag¬

goner Layton Furrow JeanetteMartha MillerNallise P PumphryLucyMcGavock M J R JamesYounger P D Plank F L LightfootMyrtle Wilson Floyd Hinton Lebucia

V Chapin iifary Ricketts Yewell Holderr Francis Smart J L Bishop Julia Wroe

Lucetta Miller Mertle Worley LullThurman

Louisville Addle Fairleigh FlorenceFairleigh D C Benton

Hawesville C Duncan JohnKennedy Willie RussellChas WilliamsJennie Bates FrankBlackford Mason John SFuqua Mason Chester IrvingtonRachel Rosenblatt Ernest MattieCrackett Eva Snyder Nanna SnyderMary Richey Mary Hardiu MattieHardin Myrtle Kennedy Nannie RobI

Waller AddleYoung

Hardinsburg H Miller ShermanIsaac HaleArthur Beard Franklin

Beard Henry Moorman Roy MoormanMorris H Beard Mary liendrickStowler H Beard

DukesJ R Aldrich CampbellEmmet Clark T J Florence

J Wells LeibovitzSenator Owen Jessie Powers MarthaGropp Taylor Pauline Lambert

Walter Lambert Jeesiemick Jesse L Owen R Dyer

StephensportJ T Basham MaryBasham Lionel Conner Gardner ¬

W B Hanks Serene JarrettJohn McCoy Alice Zelma

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Proctor Robbins Lena Payne FrancisDowell W F Blain Annie DickmannJennie Basham Mrs Mary Stuart Fran ¬

cis Daitmau Andrew CrawfordOaksCharles CanuVictoriaWill SandersTobinsport Graham Polk Orville

Leaf W R Polk Webb Couey VernaRyan Nell Simons Mai Leaf EthelAhl Florence Simons Florence Skillman Mrs J L Drinkwater Mrs WoodWeatherholt Alfred Harris CharlesConie J W Lyons Mrs Martha LyonsWill Adams Ada Adams Ellu HudsonHal Ryan Felix Ahl Ora McKenney

Haynesville Arthur MartinFordsville Gilbert EskridgeChicagoJohn Asljby Bryan Ash bTarfork O W RiceSt Louis M B LivingstonOwensboroS N Fisher E P MooreMcQuadyrG A WrightRome IndCarrie Dohan Alma

Wheeler W E Dohan Peter Miller Bert

WheelerLyonsPattieAdkins

Tar SpringsClarence MerserveFrank Merserve

SampleD Jolly Fred MillerIL

MillerLodiburgAmel Brown J N Brown

Sam BrownJacksonville IllW E KeenanCanneltonJack Wilber H Clark

Rube Merre-tPatesvilleSam Bruuer Hugh Aring

tonHoltEdison GibsonSkillmanWillie Hults W B HardepBalltown G FurrowLyonaAlvy Huff W MartinIrvington Lnfe HallAsklns W D Wilso-nNebobfaja Eudaley

BARBECUE NOTES

The special train from Fordsvilleand way pointson the branch broughtlin six coach loads of people

Judge Moorman and Hoy Moormanof The Hardinsbnrg Democrat werethere advertising their paper Bothare gentlemen and the News is glad tonave such contemporaries

Nolte Bros and Eaward Gregoryhad attractive displays In the advertis ¬

ing tent800 dinner tickets had to be redeem

ed and bought back because of lack offood to make good

The Irvington baseball team andDunes played a game of ball in the af ¬

ternoon on the grounds near the riverIrvington won the game oy 11 to 7

The Cannelton Band received com ¬

InumI ¬

music going all the timeBy three oclocn everything was sold

out but lemonade Its a pretty truesaying that lemonade like the poor isalways with us

The ladles foot races did not comeoff

Enel Holder got the lucky numberin the graphophone contest anti gotthe machine The Number was 370I

Lafe Behen played lucky and got the40 range His number was 620Wonder what Lafe will do with therange Its certainly up to him now

Editor Clarence and family werethere Clarence carried nis babyaroud all day There are two thingsin this world Sterett is foolish aboutand thats his baby ana his JuniorLynotypeSenator

Dick Owen was therefrom Lewlsport with as sweet andpretty a bunch of girls as ever attend ¬

ed a barbecue DICK says theY are atoir sample of the good things theyhave at Lowispnrt Among his MissesLora Taylor Pauline Lambert EdithHowe Rose Lebovitz and Martha

GropMrs

A B Skillmaos absence wasfelt On account of sickness she wasunable to fill her place in the Mascnicladies ice cream booth

Miss Margraet Snillman was treasur ¬

er at the ice cream booth She woundup the day with 140 in her cigar boxMiss Margaret can make change withthe ease and rapidity of a lifelongbanker Maybe she gets the traittrom her brother Charlie

There were hardly a dozen peopledown from Hardinsbnrg There wasa picnic at Bardinsburg Aug 4 andthere VS nigh onto a hundred Cloverport people there Sanctified Hardinsonrg should reread verse of Scripturewhich says Do unto others as yonwould have others do nnto you

There were four thousand passengershandled on the merrygoround Re ¬

ceipts wore 200

Mrs S J Wells of Lewisport sev ¬

entyfive years old still young enoughto enjoy the frivolous things of lifewas there She is a monument to thegreatness of life well spent

Too Two Charlies were in evidenceall day Wtierover there was work tobq done Charlie Skillman and Hammanwere on the spot Both wrre the busleat men in town two weeks before thebarbecuo and neither of them let upuntil the certain dropped late Thurs ¬

day evening

From IllinoisWilbur Keenan arid family and bro

ther Claude of Jacksonville III ar ¬

rived last Wednesday to attend theMasons barbecue and visit his wifesparents Mr and Mrs Charlie ROD

bins near Hnrdinsbnrg Mr Keenanoperates a farm of DO acres of cultivatedsoil Be raises large crops of earnwith winch he feeds hogs for the Chi ¬

cago market 75 bushels to the acrehe says is what tnev cull a good cornyeild

For dry cracked lipeor tough skinuse Dr Snoops Green Salve It posi ¬

tively makes ups and skin like velvetSold by Severs Drug Co

Senator Tillmans Garden

At his home in South Carolina Sen ¬

ator Tillman is famous as a gardener He produces among other thingsthe best asparagus and the finestroses to be found anywhere in theState

Like other Soutn Carolina farmersTillman raises corn and cotton Theseare staple products o that regionLately Tillman has made a specialtycultivating asparagus for the earlyNorthern morsels and his income fromthis source is considerable The culti ¬

ration of roses amounts toa passionwith the pitcnfors advocate In hishome gardens he has no less than 250

varieties of them Baltimore News

Into The Val ¬

ley Of Death

Charles Ryan Popular Young

Man Victim of Consumption

at Twenty Five

Charles Ernest Ryan died at thehome of his sister Mrs Chas HallMonday morning at 115 oclock ofconsumption He hAd been sick forfive weeks The funeral services weraheld from tho residence Monday after ¬

noon at three by the Revs Lnrrie andLewis Thn services wee quiet on accouut of the illness of the deceasedfattier Mr John Ryan

He is survived by his wile and onechild Lucile of Henderson his moth ¬

er and rather and two sisters MrsChas Hall and Mrs H L StarterMr Ryan was u barber He had many

friendsThepallbearers were Harry Ham

bletoo Tom Pauley Carl OvertonJess Bonier Harry Newsom andWilbur Gregory

To Chicago

Mra Rebecca Powers of Dukesleft last Thursday for Owensborowhere she will join her daughterMrs Ella Foster and go to Chicago

Tomorrow S W Powers will otterhis mothers farm for sale It is loc ¬

ated on the Owensboro road threemiles trom town

Why doas the sun burn Why does amosqui tousling Why do we feel un-

happy in the Good Old Summer TimeAnswer we dont We use DeWittsWitch Hazel Salve and these littleflit dont bother us Learn to look forthe name on the lox to get the gen-

UIne Sold by all druggists

Comfort to Him

F C Cart in ordering his addresschanged from Beattyville Ky toHeidelberg Ky says the News isquite a comfort to him

STEWART MIL ¬

LER INJURED

Gets Caught in Chain at Brick

Plant and Has a Badly

Mashed Foot

General Manager D Stewart Millergot his foot caught in a belt chain atthe Miller Brick S Tile plant lloudaIatternoon and suffered a very painfulinjury The machine in which hIS footwas caught had to be stopped andtaken to pieces befor Mr Millers tootcould be released

Prof Tyler of Amherst college saidrecently A man can live coiulortnbly wWwat orainn no man ever exist ¬

ed without digestive svstem Thedyspeptic has neither faith hope orcharity Uay by day people realizethe jWtance ot caring for theft dI-

gestion¬

realize the need of the use ofa little corrective after overeatingA corrective like Kodol For DyspepsiaIt digests what you eat Sold by alldruggists

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OPENAIRSERVICES

At Tar Springs Sunday Afternoon

Rev Currie Preached to

the Hundred Guests

Open air church services were hedat the Tar Springs Sunday aftenoonby the Rev B M Currie Therewere about H hundred guests at theSprings nearly all of tnem attendedthe sevices

A world of truth in a few wordsNearly all other cough cures are

nonstipatinjr especially those contain ¬

ing oppiates Kennedys LaxativeHoney and Tar moves the bowels Con ¬

talus no opiates II You nan get It atall druggists

In Honor of Misses BarrettMiss Lula Severs entertained Friday

evening in honor of the Misses Barrettof Owensboro Twenty guests werepresent

SCHOOL OPENS

MONDAY WEEK

Building will be Heated by SteamSame Faculty as Last Year

will Teach in 0607

The Cloverport Graded School willopen Monday Sept 10 Tho facul ¬

ty of last year has been retainedwhich is Prot Jno P King princi ¬

pal Edmund Wroe first assistantMisa Jennie Patterson second assistantMiss Margaret Wroe primary depart ¬

mentThe School Board has had a steam

heater put in the school building andthe rooms and halls will be heated bysteam The heater is situated underthe room on the first floor in the Westend of the building Each room willhave a sufficient number of raidatorsto ensure a pleasant room on the cold ¬

est days The capacity of the heateris several hundred feet greater than isrequired for the actual heating of thebuilding The surplus was stipulatedin the contract in order that therewould be enough heat for an extraroom which the School Board hopesto erect in the near future

LaHeist and Ueban have the con ¬

tract fdr installing the heate-

rPROGRAMME

Of Sunday School Convention At

Union Star Sept 8

Morning session beginning at 10

oclockDevotionalexercisesRev E B

EnglishResponse

Has the Church fully realized theImportance and Possibilities of theSunday SchoolRev E B English

The Sunday School the greatestHarvest field of the Church MissPink Ricketts

SongReport of School-sAppointment of CommitteesSong and Benediction

Noon Recess

115 Song and Prayer ServicesRev H H Roe

How to Make the Sunday School GoGeo McCuobins

The Sunday School as an Invest ¬

ment for GoodRev R H RoeTopicP R Claycomb

SongSome

Outside HelpsMrs S P

ParksTheSuperintendent and his worn

T B Hendersontiistoral Leadership in thn Sunday

Subool Rev E SI GibbonsReport of CjiuuilttetaOther Bnsiness

MinutesSongBenediction

We invite all Sunday School workersto be present at this convention andespecially those of Union Star DistrictLot every scbool in district be repre ¬

sented Kepresetntives shall be expect ¬

ed to give report of their scnoollT B Henderson PresNan E Lvddan Sec

In Self Defense

Major Hnmm editor and manager ofthe Constltutinalist Eminence Kywhen he was fiercely attacked fouryear ago by Piles bought a box of

Bucklens Arnica Salve of which hesays It cured me in ten days andno trouble since Quickest healer ofBurns Sores Cuts and Wounds 25c atSevers Drug o-

lrvingtons Dutchman

Irvington Ky Aug 25 Brecken ¬

ridge Newai Cloverport Ky SirWhat do von think of Irvington Dutchman How many towns In the countythat has H man like Christmas C JHeusel came to this town a few yearsago and has done as much to beautifythe iniin street of this little town asanybody Look at the pretty treesvines and flowers that surround hishouse You can very often see himdicging and watering around his treeswhich is a credit to himself andhis town What if ev ry merchant inIrvington would take as much interestin such things it would not oe longbefore we wonld have a town thatwonld be a credit to tne county Ifwe had but a few more Dutchmen intown like Chriss some one might braggon Irvington

Hurrah tor ChrissA Resident of Irvington

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MARRIED IN-

TENNESSEE

Miss Mildred White and Mr Mar

ris Jolly Tie Matrimonial Knot

at Springfield Tenn

IrvingtonKy Aug 27 SpecialAt Springfield Tenn Monday morn ¬

ing August abMisa Mildred WniteotWebster and Mr Morris Jolly of thiscity were married by the Rev N CWheatly of the M E cburcn South ofthat city

After the marriage Mr and MtaJolly went to Nashville a few daysthere and then to Louisville for ashort stay and then to Irvington wherethey will reside Mr Jolly having aocopied a position with Jolly Gardner

CoMiss White is the daughter of Mr

Edward Whiteof Webster and former-lyI of Lima Ohio She is the Deice ofMr and Mrs J G Harris of Cloverport Mr Jolly is the eon of Honand Mrs R M Jolly of this city Thebride and groom are the guests of thegrooms parents

The bride is seventeen and thegroom twenty five There was noparental objection to the marriage andthe object in going to Tennessee tohave the nuptial knot tied was for thesake of novelty

Get a H cent box of Laxets at ourstore please We think they are greatJust test these toothsome candylikeLaxative Tablets for constipationsour stomach biliousness bad breathmuddy complexion etc Risk 5 centsand see Severs Drug Co

PLEASURE

CRAFT

At The Lower Levee The Boat

Hails From New AlbanyWill-

Give Excursion Saturday

The Ohio Belle and excursionboat Water Lilly is at the lowerlevee this week The boat showed atTobinoport last night and will give anexcursion to a point down the riverSaturday afternoon The boat is spl ndilly equipped for its business andcarries a very fine band of tour piecesThe excursion boat has a good dancingfloor and at ttiuny towns the manage ¬

ment gives balls to select crowds andprivate parties

Capt M J Eblesisor of New Albriny from whence the boat hails Isthe proprietor and manager of thecraft ana a gentleman The Captainsays that he is out for pleasure princi ¬

pally and will go further South whenthe weather moderates The engineroom is one of the best equipped thathas ever tied up to the levee here

Dont drag along with a dull billious heavy feeling You need a pillUsa Dewitts Little Early Risers thefamous little pills Do no sicken orgripe but results are sure Sold byall druggists

WILLIAM J WILL MAKE

65000 OFF OF TOUR

Gibraltar Aug 20 William JBryan and his party sailed on theftorth German Lloyd line steamerPrinzess Irene at 2 oclock today thesteamer being scheduled to leave at 2p m Mr Bryan expressed himselfas being satisfied with his tourwhich closed with visits to places ofinterest in and about the Rock

Mr Bryan has been away tromAmerica eleven months and duringthat time he nas made 1000 a weekby writing articles on his travels fora syndicate of American papers Hewill earn approximately 50000 by hisarticles and they will be reproducedin book form later which will net himat least if25000 more It is ostlmatted that Mr Bryans expenses to travelwith his wife son and daughter havebeen 200 a weei or about 10UOO forthe time he has been away His earnsings for thn year therefore will nethim 05000

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