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jUke Selm went to Hardinsburg Mon

rfir Sam Brown spent Sunday inionVIrs Viola Jackson is visiting in

ansvillebrHook of Hardinsburg was

re Mondayjdiss Zula Bowlds is visiting in Patesle this weekscar Blaine is visiting in Stephens

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3d Morrisoti visited in StephensportturdJy sod Sunday

l ncile Berry and Lottie Matheney areiting in Evansville Indinley Miller of Hardinsburg was in-

n Friday and Saturday

R E Whiteley went to Cloverportursday Owensboro Inquirer

UrsE T Haynes is in Sample theest of her mother Mrs HunterMiss Jennie Whitesides of Louisvillethe guest of Mrs James StoneFranklin Kincheloe and Ed Dillon ofirdinsburg were in town Sunday

Miss Mary Jones Went to Cloverportjday morning Owensboro MtssenrMrs James Harris and daughternnieMabel went to Louisville Mon-

HoraceNelsontf

of Owensboro was thee guest of Miss Siisette WhitehousendayJMr and Mrs Taylor Dowell of Holtere the guests of Mrs Nat Tucker-st weekThe ladles of the Presbyterian church-ill give an entertainment Friday nightctober 11

Mr J R skillman returned fromlovcfeport Thursday morningOwens-oro Inquirer

Jess Walls of Stephensport is vis¬

ing his grandparents Mr and Mrslarion Brown

Mrs A R Fisher will entertain therst meeting of the Ladies Readinglub Shursday

Mrs Wm Whitehouse and daughterf Burks City Ky are the guests of MissJell Whitehouse

Roy Carpenter and Mr Jackson ofouisville wore the guests of Mr andIrs John Neubaur Sunday

Mrs T B Mays returned to Cloverort Wednesday after spending a feways here Owensboro InquirerMrs E H Briedenbfich and David

pay of Owensboeo were the guestsjr andMrs Chas May Sunday ofII

Mrs Thurman Hook who has beensiting her parents returned to her

ome in Evansville Friday night

Miss May Cox who has been visitingMiss Rosa Agnew is visjttng her sisterUTS Marion Polk in Tobinsport

I Mrs Julian Brown dislocated hernee Friday giving her much painowever she is getting along nicely

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The public school will be closed allihls week on account of the Teachersinstitute which convenes in Hardinsyurg

News has been received here of theirrival of a lovely little daughter at thehome of Mr and Mrs Harry Hills of

RichmondGage bats and a line of pattern hats

from Chicago Indianapolis and Louisyule have been received at Mrs R TFolks this weekr Mrs Robert Polk has a full line of

adies and misses dress skirts from 5

Up The materials are in serges chiffonpanamas in all colors

Mrs James R Skillman and motherMrs Gilmore of Owensboro who havebeen the guests of Mrs A B Skillmanreturned homeFriday night

Jake Meserve of Victoria has deliv-

ered 1115000 feet of lumber to the lowerwharf where it is being placed on abarge to be shipped to Tell City

Handmade harness is the bestBabI bages

Mrs Claude Carlisle is visiting at

RockportSilas

Smith of Cannelton was here

SaturdayArthur

Beard of Hardinsburg washere last week

Gus Brown of Hardinsburg was intown Saturday

Mrs Ed English has returned homeFranklin Tenn-

Sherman Ball of Hardinsburg washere last week

Miss Bessie Keys is visiting MrsSam Brown at Ekron

Chas May Jr of Shreveport Lais here visiting his parents

Mr James Satterfield washere Thurs ¬

day on his way to Heron 111

Ernest Lynch of Evansville is theguest of his father Wm Lynch

Jim Lawson of Louisville has accept-ed a position at tbe railroad shops

Mrs H C Pate and Mrs AdaDhonau spent Sunday in Hardinsbug

Miss Ray Heyser who has been visit¬

ing friends in Louisville is now atFranklin Ky

A fine son arrived at the home of Mrand Mrs Jesse Weatherholt Moudaynight of last week

Joe Morrison who has been connectedwith the canning factory at Hardinsburgreturned home Friday

Avery Polk of Tobinsport Ind hasdelivered about 3000 watermelons thisseason to C L Sippel

Mrs Bales daughter and son ofShrewsbury Ky were the guests ofMiss Nannie Collins last week

Ollie Oram who has been seriously illof typhoid fiver is greatly improvedand there is now hop for his recovery

Mrs Mary DeHaven and daughterMiss Mayme returned home fromLouisville Saturday night Mrs DeHaven is much improved in health

Misses Lucile Sterett and Julia Hinkleand Messrs George Wilson Chas McAdams and Capt J1 Hennen spentSunday in Cloverport with friendsOwensboro Inquirer

MJS Ada Dhonau of Ekron spentSaturday and Sunday here the guest of

her sister Mrs H C Pate MrsDhonau and children left Monday morning for Nickerson Kan where theywill reside

Thomas A Edison the great Amer¬

ican inventor says Fully eighty percent of the illness of mankind comesfrom eating improptr food or too muchfood people are inclined to o erinduge themselves This is where in ¬

digestion finds its beggining In nearlyevery case The stomach can do justso much work and no more and whenyou overload it or when you eat thewrong kind of food the digestive organscannot possibly do the work demandedof them It is at such times that thestomach needs help it demands helpand warns you by headaches belchingsour stomach nausea and indigestionYou should attend to this at once hytaking something that will actually dothe work for the stomach Kodol willdo this It is a combination of naturaldigestants and vegetable acids and con-

tains the same juices found in a bealtbystomach It is pleasant to take Itdigests what you eat Sold by AllD uggists

STEPHENSPORT

Biven Tucker of Cloverportwas in town Sunday

Mrs Chaffin and family willmove to Tell City soon

Mr and Mrs K B Blainewill spend the winter in Florida

Mrs Sallie Bennett is repairingher cottage and will move in soon

Miss Lena Hensley of Hardinsburg is visiting her aunt MrsR S Skillman

Miss Daisy Hall of Union Starwas the guest of her aunt MrsR A Smith last week

Mrs Bate Washington of Irv-ington was the guest of her sisterMrs L B Helm Sunday

Rev J T Lewis and DrCompton of Owensboro arc hold ¬

ing a protracted meeting at this

placeBarneyFrymire has bought

the Bennett property and willtake possession some time the firstof the month

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1The effect of malaria a long timeYou catch cold easily or become run¬

down because of the after effects of malariaScoifrTEmulsionIt blood and tones up your nervOussystem

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We are glad to learn that Mr AbeBennett is Improving

Guy E Burch of Louisville washere last week for a few days

W W Ford and son Herman leftlast week for Arkansas to seek a loca

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The OBrien brothers who have beenspending the summer at Sebree Kyhave returned home

Mr and Mrs J C Brodie who at¬

tended the State Fair at Louisvillehave returned home

Mr and Mrs Martin Greenwell ofRhodelia were the guests of friends inthe bottom llast week

Miss Bessie Cunningham who hasbeen visiting in Cannelton for sometime has returned home

Dave Walls our efficient young schoolteacher spent Saturday and Sunday athis home near Hardinsburg-

Mrs George Lewis and daughter ofAmmons spent last Wednesday theguests of Mr and Mrs Abe Bennett

Mr and Mrs Karl Heim of Cannel ¬

ton left here Sunday for BloomingtonInd accompanied by her brotherMarion who will enter school at thatplace

Mrs Jennie Morgan Miss BessieMitchell and brother Willie of Holtspent Saturday the guests of MissBobbie Brodie and attended the ball at

DerbyMrs

Floyd Miller and little daughterLouise who have been visiting for thepast month in Louisville are now theguests of her parents Mr and Mrs Aa Allen

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Mr t>nd Mrs Ben Miller are visitingMr and Mrs Romney Renfrow at Dun ¬

deeMrand Mrs Henry Harper went to

Webster Sunday to visit her son John

HarperFFenn and wife of Hardinsburg

were here Sunday Mrs Fenn hasbeen visiting at Spottsville

BLACKJACK NOTES

Miss Oro Hardesty is on the sick list

Dr Hardesty went to BrandenburgThursday on business

Lonie Hardesty who has had typhoidfever is able to be out againI I

Miss Lou Shacklett is in Louisvillethe guest of her brother W H Shack ¬

lettMrsRosa Sipse spent one dav last

week with her sister Mrs NannieFoushee of Hill Grove

Mrs Eelle Shacklett and daughterMiss Gertrude of Ekron were theguests of Mrs RosaSipse recently

Mr and Mrs Bob Scifres of HardinCounty were the guests of the lattersmother Mrs Mollie Shacklett ofParadice

Mrs Eliza Lewis has returned to herhome in Hardinsburg after a visit withher father and mother and other rela ¬

tives for several days

Mrs Dr Hardestys step father andmother Mrs Polock and brother MrCampbell of Rodelia were up to seeMrs Hardesty last week

Mr and Mrs Chas Medley Mr andMrs Lesley Roberts of near Hardincounty came down to see Mrs HarrettMedley Saturday who is very sick

Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown MrsLamb Misses Nannie Belle and LulaSipse and Dona Miller all attended thecarnival at Brandenburg Wednesday

Misses Lillie and Dona Miller Cyntha McIntire Allie Sipse and LonaDowns Messrs Ernest and RobertDowns and Jim Miller were entertainedby the Misses Ritchie Tuesday

Trial Catarrh treatments are beingmailed out free on request by DrShoop Racine Wis These tests areproving to the people without apennys costthe great value of thisscientific prescription known to drug¬

gists everywhere as DrSboops CatarrhRemedy Sold by All Dealer-

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IForrest Lyons is having his property-on Railroad street repaired

Mrs H T Shrews ferry is visitingher daughter Mrs V M Mosley atGreenville

Garfield Burden has moved from Clo ¬

verport to his fatherinlaws H T

ShrewsberryJoeof this place but

who has been living at Kosmosdaledied there last week and was broughthero for interment in the McQuady

cemeteryCharlie

Phillips happened to a painfulaccident here last week by being thrownfrom a wagon the wagon runing overhis neck injuring his spine He wasattended by Dr Sandbach

Amel Frank was seriously burnt lastweek by walking through a bed of livefire colds at the hickory factory Hiswounds were dressed by Dr Sandbachand he is getting along nicely

Wants IJWANTEDA man with team and tools totend a farm near Sample W J DEICKMANStepbensport Ky

FOR SALE

PRINTING Presses and Cutting machtlJulot of good Laundry machines

Also new aud secondhand Gas and GasolineEnKlnes MARTIN GABLE 510 3rd StreetLouisville K-

YFot RENTFine river bottom farm of 116on railroad Good tenent house and

out buildings 10 acres In orchard and Y5

acres In grass the rest In good fix for any-thing The very best of land well wateredFor further Information apply to MRSHANNAH HARDIN Holt Ky

H DeH HOORMANAttorney at Law-

HARDINSBURO KYWill practice his profession tIn all of the

Courts of HreckcnrldKu and adjoining coun-t er Special attention given to col ectlonsroad cases and criminal practice Licenseto practice In United Stats Distil a Cjurti-

Ofllce over Dank of Hardlnsburj

Land For SaleBy Jno D Babbage Cloverport Ky

Town PropertyTwo room cottage on Murray Avenue

Well located Rents for tS per month

C1 155 acres on Hardlnsburg and4> r 750 Falls of Sinking roadt2 milesfrom Sample Improvements dwelling anda good blc barn 80 acres la oak and beechtimber The oak timber Is good tie timberBeech never been worked Timber can behauled either by water or rail Limestoneland both bottom and hill Suitable fortobacco and fruit Plenty good water yearround Terms one third cash balance Ineasy payments

C 352 acres on Hardinsburg and3>OyOU < ails of Sinking road 2 milesfrom Sample Improvements two onestorydwellings three big barnes Log house andblacksmith shop all necessary outhouses130 acres under cultivation and pasture 222acres In timber white oak black oak beechand sugar tree all good size Plenty of goodwater the year round Onethird cash andgood easy terms on balance

7 acres In timber hick350831cresp ory locust sycamoresugar tree and beech Improvements fiveroom cottage barn 30 x CO stable SO x 32springsand11 In corn rest In pasture Raised 27 tons oftimothy and clover 8 acres In wheat yieldb0 bushels and 6 tons straw This place ISsituated on Glover creek Hi miles southeastof Cloverport 30 acres Rood bottom landrest broken but good strong tillable landmost of It In grass free from washes Splen ¬

did tobacco land all of it< 750 FARM Iron SALEH mile air ofP between Cloverport

and Hardinsburg 7 miles from Cloverport 3miles from Haralnsburg 107 acres of landtwo story building 7 rooms well at housetwo springs on farm never known to godrya good orchard For particulars ask JnoD Habbiigc Cloverport Ky or James IISahlle

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Jolt SALIOO acres of land laying on therailroad near Kirk 100 acres

cleared six In woodland Good barn 16 acresIn meadow Splendid land for tobacco cornor wheat Price fl500 cash For furtherparticulars write the Breckenridge NewsCloverport Ky

LAND FOR SALEFOIL SALE ISO acres of land situated near

Creek one mile and a half fromGarfield Ky Fine tobacco land Improve-ments ono small log dwelling three roomsgood tobacco and stock barn corn crib 40acres in woods white oak and post oak soldFine lot of good hickory and ash to sell PriceI500 For further Information write Jno DBabbage Cloverport Ky-

FOIL SALEGood farm onefourth tulleResin Spring Ky contains 140

acres all level and In good state of cultiva ¬

tion About onehalf In gras 15 a res Intimber young orchard coming on plenty ofgood water ponds spring and cistern Goodsevenroom house large burn and plenty ofIrvingtonIvthe state A bargain for some one lookingfor a good home For further Informationsee or write Jno D Bubbage CloverportKy

For SaleREAL ESTATE

130 acres near Cloverport and onelot in town of Cloverport Thisproperty will be sold at a greatbargain

J D Gregory

HouseholdGoods

For SalePiano Stool 200Rocking Chairs 75c each

Book Case 500Oak Center Table 200Two new Dinner Sets

For further information address

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CLOVERPORT KY

Taking a VacationMiss Addle Louise Cabbage left Sat

urday for Versailles where she will bethe guest of Mrs R N Hudson Fromthere she will go to Lexington whereshe will join a party enroute to theJamestown Exposition Miss Babbagewill also visit several other easternpoints of interest before returning home

Stomach troubles Heart and Kidneyailments can be quickly correctedwith a prescription known to druggistseverywhere as Dr Shoops RestorativeThe prompt and surprising relief whichthis remedy immediately brings is enIrclydue to its Restorative fiction uponthe controlling nerves of the Stomachetc Sold by all Dealers

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Blankets and Comforts all pricesUnion Suits and Separate Garr ments Outing Cloths and FlanWneletts

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operators Salaries 5000 2Ira to 12500 per month 3

No other trade or profes xsion can be learned in as short xtime or pay as good salary jjat the start ft

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which of us can avoidyour old age already provided forso can afford make money fly

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