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CHINTZ ROYATLYPractical Surveyor
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ONotary PublicJJI can survey your lands i
write your deeds andtake the acknowledge ¬t Inent at jcur homes thissaves you trouble andcosts your patronage so-
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address me at Harf dinsburg Ky-
MISSOURI PACIFICRAILWAY
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St Louis and Memphisi Affords prospector or homeseeke-
best service
FASTEST SCHEDULE TO ALL POINS IN
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St Louis and Memphis
CHEAP ONEWAYand ROUND TRIPHomeseekers Rates
First and Third Tuesdays of each Month
TO ARKANSAS MISSOURI KANSAS OKLAHOMA TERRITORYINDIAN TERRITORY AND TEXAS
Fur Rates and Information addretMIf I McOUISB W R PQNVE
Tr Pass Agent Oeneral AgentCINCINNATI OHIO
REDUCED RATESTO
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
On these first and third Tuesdays ofeach month special hometeekers anticolonist rates are effective from StLouis mid Kansas City to points in Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Ter-ritory
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and Texas via the
For roundtrip ticks 7Ifare plus two1 Vrs an I for sing te tdptickets ehalf fare pi is two dollars0
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Do You EnjoyWhat You Eat
You can eat whatever and whenever youlike if you take Kodol By the use of thisremedy disordered digestion and diseasedstomachs are so completely restored tohealth and the full performance of theirfunctions naturally that such foods as wouldtie one Into a doublebowknot are eatenwithout even a rumbling and with a post ¬
Uve pleasure and enjoyment And what U
more these foods are assimilated andtransformed into the kind of nutriment thatIs appropriated by the blood and tissues
Kodol Is the only digestant or combinationof dlgestants that will digest all classes offood In addition to this fact It contains Inassimilative form the greatest known tonicand reconstructive properties
Kodol cures Indigestion dyspepsia and alldisorders arising therefromKodol Digests What You Eat
Makes the Stomach SweetBottles only Regular size oS 1100 hoMlnr 2H limn
the trial size which tells for SO centsPrepared by E 0 DeWITT CO Chicago III
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The Breckenridge News
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1003
CONTEST FOR
OLD FIDDLERS
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A 0 U Ws of This City Secur-
ing Entries for Big Con-
test in October
EASY CONDITIONS FOR ENTRIES
The A O U W lodge ot this cityis making preparations for an oldfiddlers contest to take place sometime during the month of OctoberEntries for the contest tire now beingsecured and nil the arrangements arethatran early date in October can be an-
nounced for the contestEach and every entry in this contest
must lw over fortyfive years of ageNo other conditions are imposed antiplace of residence is not restrictedThe prizes will oe nttracllve andworth contesting for The first prizewill probably be 25 in cash Theother prizes will range ns secondthird and fourth but these will be arranged later
Several have signified their inten ¬
hon of entering the contest Amongthem are Messrs Price Grahamelms Furrow John Dean ThosEthertoa Robt Lewis and RobtJMattiugly
The names of those desiring toenter the contest should be sent atonce to Walter B Oelze so that allthe plans onn bo arranged at the earl ¬
iest possible date It costs nothing toenter The committee on arrange ¬
ments is composed of the followinggentlemen Henry Lewis WallaceLisbon and WB Oelze
The A U U WH have beon plan ¬
ning an old fiddlers contest for some ¬
time In point of numbers and activi-ty
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the local lodge is tho strongest inthe county and will leave no arrangementa undone which will contributeto muse the contest nu enjoyable andsuccessful event
Cancer Cured by Blood Balm All ykln
and Blood Diseases Curedj
Mrs 11 L Adams Fredojjin Alatook Botanic Blood Balm Vhloh effect ¬
unity cured an eating wincer of thenose and face TtVo sores healed upwrfjctly tinny doctors hind gunup her CBBG as hopeless Hundredsof cases of cancer eating sores supper ¬
ating swellings etc have boon curedby Blood Balm Among others Mrs
AlIIIstarehtaltJl1Ithe sore and MW Guerney is as wedas ever Botanic Blood Balm alsocures eczema itching humors scabsand scales bone pains ulcers offen ¬
sire pimples blood poison carbunclesscrofula risings and bumps on theskin and all blood troubles Drug ¬
gists 100 per large bottle Sample ofn talks Blood Balm free and prepaidby writing Blood Balm Co AtlantaOn Describe trouble and specialmedical advice sent in sealed letterit is certainly worth while Investgating such a remniKunle rttmedv asBotanic Blood Balm cures the most-
I vfnl worst and most deepseatedblood diseases
PAINTING SCIIOOL BUILDING-
S 11 AlcCrackens Force of Paint ¬
ers Busy at This andOther Contracts
Wilbnrn Gregory and Chas undMulcolin OBrien have been paintingthe interior of the high school build ¬
Ilug for Contractor S H McUracenTher hove also beau painting thewoodworkon the exterior The hallsand the woodwork in the school roomshave lbeen painted in pen green blueand oak and the outside trimmingsnre all in solid white These are Im-
p oveUl8l1tli which have long beenneeded
Mr MeLracken also hue the contractto paint the canning factory F THHysers iiiW residence P D Planksresidence bought last week from theCloverport Real Estate and Improve ¬
ment Compnny and the buildingsowned by the Henderson Route in thiscty
Bucklent Arnica Salve
Huts worldwide fame for marvelouscures It surpasses any other salvelotion ointment for balm or CutsCorns Burns Boils Korea FelonsUlcers Tetter Salt Rheum FeverSores Chapped Hands Skin Eruptionsinfalliole for Piles Cure GuaranteedOnly 2J o at Short Haynes Drug ¬
gists
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Difficult DigestionThat Is dyspepsia-It makes life miserableIts sufferers cat not because they want tobut simply because they muttThey know they are Irritable and fretful
but they cannot bo otherwiseThey complain of a bad taste In tho
mouth a tenderness at the pit of the stom ¬
ach an uneasy feeling of puffy fulnessheadache heartburn and what not
Tho effectual remedy proved by perma ¬
nent cures of thousands of severe cases Is
Hoods Sarsaparilla11001 11 IILLII are tl u burl cathartic
OUR TOTAL POPULATION
Including the Philippines Porto Rico
Guam and Samoa We
Numbe r84233069
From the Hon W R MerrlauisNoteworthy Results for the Twelth
Census in the September CenturyThe total population enumerated by
the twelfth census was 705503887but while the area of enumerationcovered Alaska nnd Hawaii it didnot include Port Rico the PhilippinesGuam or Samoa The population ofthese newly acquired islands has how-ever
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been ascertained partly by esti-mates
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and partly by special censusesIncluding those estimates the totalpopulation of the United States and itsoutlying possessions in 1900 was as
followsArea
enumeration 70303337Philippine Islands O1J61mJlJPoro Rico 95324UGuam 0000Samoa o100Tot-al 841233000
Tne oily countries surpasissng theUnited States in number of inhabi ¬
tants are the Chinese Empire the Brit ¬
ish Empire the Russian Empire andprobably France with the inclusionof its African possessions
We have in our shelves many rome ¬
dies for constipation and biliousnessbut the neverfailing commonsensecure is found only in Ramons LiverPulls and Tonic Pellets This treat ¬
ment cures by relieving the cause ofthe trouble The Pink Pill arouses theliver while the Touiovpellels tone upthe orcans and insure natural andhealthy conditions Complete Trea-tmenttwp
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medicines 35 doses fulldirections only 23c
Druggists Mutual InsuranceThe retail druggists of Kentucky
will within the next thirty daysorganize a mutual insurance compa-
ny¬
says the Louisville Herald Thereare now 2500 retail druggists in Kentacky Each one of these will be ask ¬
ed to give to the insurance company anoto lor 100 payable within onto yearIn consideration of this note a policyfor 5000 will he issued This willbt the limit of any ris-
kFOIEYSKIDNIYCUKEMakes Kidneys and Bladder RIght
Hancock County
It Is probable that Mrs Jeff Sterrutt and Miss Lucile Sterrett will goto Dalton Texas early in October tospend it few weeks with relatives
James Crockett Fred Bauer GeorgeBauer Frank Herzog and J P Endernre at Tar Springs this week Theylire in camp and reports from themindicate that they are doing aswell ns may be expected Hawesvillo Plaindenlor
Leaves Bank for College
Mr Cleburnc Gregory brother ofCashier E E Greogry of the Bankof Cloverport has resigned his posi-
tion¬
as teller of tho Dnviess countyBank and Trust company and willgo to Lexington to attend the Ken-tucky
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University Mr Gregory hasvisited here and hue a number offriends in Cloverport
OASTOBXAnBean the-
Slgaatureor
the Kldd gat Hart Iiaals Bought
Breaks Worlds RecordA special front Now Yonc saysWhen Dan Patch hung up a new
worlds record of 160 for a mile Wed ¬
nesday at Brighton Beachit marked theclimax of one of the most meteoriccareers on the turf
Stops the Cough and Works off the ColdcoldInThe Deadly CigaretteCharles Rose 20 years old died at
Petersburg Wednesday morning fromcancer of the head unused by smokingtwenty cigarettes n day for threeyears Three weeks ago his eye ballswore pushed out of their socketsswollen to abnormal size and hung outon his cheens His sufferings wereIntense and he begged his attendantsto kill him Oakland City Journul
Left Property to His Wifei
In county court at Haw svlllc lustweek the will of the late Jeff Sterrettwas admitted to probate He left allhis property to his wife who is namedas executrix
I4r ir< e
WILL MAKE A GOOD SHOWING
Prohibition Candidates Say People
Will be Surprised When
Votes are Counted
Those who were out Thursday even-ing
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to hear Col T B Demaree andHon O T Wallace Prohioitlon can ¬
didates for Governor and LieutenantGovernor were treated to twogoudtalks Col Demaree Inns long boenknown as one of Kentuckys greatestorators while Mr Wallace althoughhe is a plain farmer jjas ho admitshimself is at the same time un ear ¬
nest and sensible speaker Both gen-tlemen
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spoke enthusiastically in inter ¬
est of their candidacy and stated thatwhilo they were not sure they wouldwin yet they could safely say thatthe people would be surprised whenthe votes were counted in November atthe showing they had made
Col Demaree and Mr Wallace werereceived by a number of ladies of theW C T U and spOKo in the Oelzebuilding which was furnished freeby Mr Oelze
Col iJemaree and Mr Wallace spokeat Irviutgon Thursday afternoon atLewisport Friday afternoon and atHawesville Friday evening
Emergency Medicine-
sIt is n great convenience to haveat hand reliable remedies for use In-
ca es of accident and for slight injuriesandiiii andone that is fast becoming n favorite ifnot a household necessity is Chamber ¬
lains Pain Balm By applying itpromptly to a cut bruise or burn itallays tne pain and causes the injuryto heal in about one thlyd the timeusually required und aa it is an anti ¬
septic is prevents any danger of bloqdpoisoning When Pain Balm ita keptat hand a sprain fny lie treatedbefore inflamatiop Lets in wInch in ¬
sures a quick1
recovery For sale byShort Barnes
Death Came to Mrs DrakeMrs Joshua Drake of Prices Mill
Ky sister of Mrs E J Berry of tillscity died last Monday a week of ty ¬
phoid fever and was burled the fol ¬
lowing Tuesday Mrs Drake was alovely and estimable woman She wasformerly a Miss Reed and was notquite nineteen years ofuge Sheleaves a husband and infant child
Mr and Mrs Berry and childrenare visiting relatives at Prices Milland will remain there several weeks
Should Send a DelegationThe Convention of the Ohio Valley
Improvement Association will assem ¬
ble at Evansville October Hand 15 Itpromises to be the best meeting in thehistory of the association SecretaryEllison asys he will invite the mayorsawl ci ty officials in the Ohio Valleyto the Convention Cloverport inbehalf of her commercial interestsshould by nil means send a delegationto the Convention
Twins Celebrate BirthdayMisses Maudie and Claudie Great
house twin daughters of Clerk N SGreathousa celebrated their sixteenthbirthday Thursday They ore nowin Lewisport visiting friends Theseyoung ladies have such a resemblanceeach to the other that the writer whohas lived across the street from themfor several years cant tell whichtrom tother Hancock Clarion
For n bilious attack take Chambe-rlains
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Stomach and Liver Tabletsand a quick cure is certain For saleby Short Haynes
Mission Boat Is Gone
The mission boat Meciddo leftOwensboro last Wednesday at 930oclock in the morning land passedthis city about 0 oclock Thursdaymorning She did not stop at any ofthe smaller towns on the way up nsshe was in a hurry to reach Louisvilleon account of the low water It is theplan to return to Owensuoro in Octoberand remain two wekes The failure ofthe boat to stop at Cloverport disap ¬
pointed many people
Came In Good Season
A heavy rain fell in this vicinitylost Wednesday A slight drouth hindjust begun and the rain came in sea-
son to give corn and tobacco n freshstart The corn crop althougha little late is looking exceptionallywell and with one moro good rain afine crop is assured The tobacco cropin this section nas not loomed finer foryearn and a big yield is expected
Methodist Revival Postponed
Rev J L Rjld pastor of the Meth ¬
odist church at Hawesville returnedhome last Wednesday after preachingon three occasions thin first of theweek in the M E church South ofthis city Rev Reid had begun arevival but the extremely not weatherof last week caused a decrease in theattendance and it was decided to post ¬
pone tho revival until more pleasantweather
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II None ccnnloe without Ib1iljnilare on every pickije
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FOR CHILDRENMakes easy regulatesthe bowels and stomach stopscrying cures summer complaint
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while ttetliinj Hit bowels seemedj beyond control Three physicians E
3 gave him up Owens link Mixture3 saved his life I cannot say enough j
It saved our baby
Money sad SOcf
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sample and book free address THE FLOYD CO DETROIT MICH I I
IFok FLOYDS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
bottlesfsatIsfactory
Ipor MEDICINE
for Indigestion 30SOC Sample and book free I I
Sold by till Uruirirlsts
A theBUSNESSI
who would win In life This being conceded it Is ot Tnt imlwrtaco to Jet youtgtraining at the school that stands In tho very front rank
THE BRYANT STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE-N E Cor Second and Walnut Sts LOUISVILLE KY
BOOKKEEOINQSHORTHANDTYPEWRITING 1tor1
school open all year Students can enter at anyE J timeII
LOGAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNGrr RUSSELLVILE KY
fall Term Opens Wednesday September 10th 1903
A boarding school for girls exclusively For Six of successful eorkA practical education obtained under the very best homo and religious InfluenceThorough and extensive courses In Language Literature Science Mathematics MusicArt Elocution nnd Physical CultureFaculty composed of highly educated Christian women each one a specialist In her depart ¬mentICampus largo and beautiful Building a massive brick comfortable well furnished
with loath room and electric lightstologueIexceedingly low for the excellent unvantages and comforts offered SUIIII
B E ATKINS rrIIIP I
IKing Cotton i
Reigns but heirs apparent to his thronearc many It is because of voricty ofof her industries that homeseekers of every Iclass look to
ARKANSASrtA
rHer fruits wherever exhibited carry away prize from hervsister states two yearly vegetable crops are denlonstiYltedtI
possibilities and leer lumber her coal granite and zinc-deposits otter flattering inducements to the investor SeoaFUR YOURgLFgo
ARIZONA
teething
ONE FARE PLUS 200 bIFIRSTI
of monthbGEO H LEE 6 PeA G D BACON DPA 11
Little Rock Ark Cincinnati 0p1 it
via the Cotton Belt from St Louis Thebes Cairo and MemphisPafirst and third Tuesdays of month beginning October 21st ElFor oneway tickets oti
Half the OneWay Rate plus 2x00totticketsFoArkansasTerritoriesMiwrite for particulars and cost of ticket from your home townIThe Cotton Dolt ems solid through trains to equipped with thechonandSpourThrough Texas With a Camera andt er
L O ECHAEFfin Traveling Passenger Agent Cincinnati 04E W La BEAUME General Pass and Ticket Agt St Louis IKoII
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROADTII
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SummerSpringsIcyExcursion Tlckels now on sale to St Paul Minneapolis and tho North I
Only running throughPersonally Conducted Ex ¬
cursion Sleepers Louisvilleto CALIFORNIA NEWMEXICO andTEXAS
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