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Reduced Rates to Hardinsburg KyI1I

Via The Henderson Route

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fMasonicThe PicricSaturday Aug 1 1908

For the above occasion the Henderson Route offersII

fthe following round trip fares to Hardinsburg

Cloverport 100 Webster 80Hawtsville 125 Irvington 75Addison 100 Guston 50Stephensport 100 Brandenburg J100

OSiySpednl train wi1l1le ive Irvington at 1000 a m arriving atHardinsburg at 1050 a m returning leaves Hardinsburg at 4 p m

For full information regarding connection at main line trains ASKTHE AGENT

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i Statement of Conditioh of The 1I Two States Bank I

100811I63W1JCash in other Banks 4962 74

W1J Banking House and Lot 502 89

Furniture and Fixtures 1557 12Mi11 Current Expenses Last

Six Months 959 53

ITotal 90323 721

Stock15OOOSurplusUndivided 09

Deposi

71351451

Totalu90323 II We have passed the fifth milestone in our existence During that I I

time we have grown from a small beginning to a large and prosperousbusiness We have endeavored tokeep abreast of the times provid flM I

WIling lor our depositors every safeguard known to their protection and

I1proofI more than any other bank in Breckenridge county paysWe believe in paying our patrons all we can for the use of theirffMW1Jopportunity to our customers whose patronage has helped

I make this the largest and bestRespectfully

statement Our five years of toI

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Real Estate DepartmentDo you want to buy a farm or businees 3 If you do you

may just what you need in this department If you are interested in any of the following proprieties write us at once for ownersname and address If none of these places suit you write us at oncetelling us what you want and where you want it and letus introduce you to the man who has the very property youare looking

Wt > recommend the following properties as being productiveand fair in priceI

Do You Want to Sell yOiir farm or business If youwant caulfi tr proporty f <find price and description at once

let us show you how wo bring buyer and seller togetherThis department is conducted solely for the purppse of enabling

buyers and sellers of farms or business proprieties to make quick salts

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t1750 15 acres on Hurdlnsburg andJUliefroma good blc burn SO acres In oak and beechtimber Tho oak timber Is good Up timberBeech never been worked Timber can behauled either by water or rail Limestoneland both bottom and hill Suitable furtobacco and fruit Plenty good water yearround Terms one third cash balance Ineasy payments

Ftiu SALK A splendid stand for a druggistand physician in a good town surrounded

> y good prosperous armors This Is justthe pluce for some young physician to stepInto u good practice und a good drug businessAn dId established physICIan wants to retireIs the reason for soiling iKor further particulars address JNO 1> BAUHAOH Oloyerport Ky

CIO trn 352 acres on llardiosburK andPOVOU yuiu of SInking road 2 mapsonostorydwblacksmith slop nil necessary outhouses

130 acres under cultivation and pasture 22acres in timber whlto oak black oak beechand sugar tree all good size of goodwater tho your round Onotlilrd cash apdgood easy terms on balance

oon<CAnn 75 acres situated 1H miles fromJUUU nolt Joins aiiboPlerco Ridge laud

in good shape Rood fenclug one good dwelUUK house 3 rooms 1 good cistern 1 barn3048 feet neverfalling sprluK two pondsThis Is good tobacco wheat and corn land iO

acres In timber wite ouk sugar tree andliecch balanco cleared Plenty of good fruitGood road t Stephensport BM miles and goodroad to llol °iu wiles This farm Is not wornout it is Rood land and in good fix Just thefarm for a man with u small family

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I have used Dr Kings New LifePills for several yearsnnd find them justejcactly right sas Mr AA Felton of

Harrisville N Y New Life Pills rehove without the least discomfort Bestremedy for constipation bill lousness andjnalafU 25c at Severs drug store

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Profits 31gS flM

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800 ClovorportDlldClovorport und HardlnsburR turnpike Improvemonts 0room dwelling barn SSxJ fuel

orchard50011oarIng1acresinrrLltSbalanceGJII1mestolloI

wheat Woll located for market One thirdcash balance on easy terms

850 72 acre form 44 miles from CloJlowlhigIsmalldwollingshouse und corn crIb One good cistern adsuphurspringwoods T aorob In orchard Uaisod 80000pounds of tobuccoln 1BOQ sold it at SSeS andr2 On six acres of tho wood lund there artfarmforuncuttlmborIhlJiIssmall farm

FallSALEA farm containing KOacresnitdOveL611 store room over it 1 two good stock burnpeachtroosJ

jall kinds of small fruits including a nicevlnyard of choicest grapes 800 acres fearedbalance In woods 1J5 acre In grass severs I

groves of black locust sufficient fpr iposts towire the whole farm in It lies near Bkroiion L H St L It It price la 15000 onlung und easy payments

Steamer Gazelle and Excursion bargeBlanche are open for engagementsPhone or address W D CrnmtuondHawesville Ky

vValue of Thorough Road Work

Though it rains there nine monthsIn the year British Guianas roadshave been so well built that a muddyone seldom if ever Is found

VALUE Of GOOD ROADS I

Dusty Highways Mean DiseaseSays Government Expert

VALUE OF IMPROVING THEM

Where Thoroughfares Are Good Chil ¬

dren Are Clean and Well CaredFor and Vice Versa How CaliforniaLearned sn Economic Lesson

I have noticed wherever I see badroads I invariably see neglected un ¬

kempt unwashed children If I travelalong a good road I see children wellcared for I do not say that one dlIrectly follows tho other but they un-

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go together A communitythat is negligent of Its roads will 1henegligent of Its children and a con ¬

munity that is negligent of Its childrenwill not produce good citizens norabove all things will It have a highstandard of public health

This observation oh cause and effectwas made by Dr Allcrton S Ciislmwnassistant director of the olllco of pub-lIc

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roads of the United States depart ¬

ment of agriculture at n meeting oftho American Public Health associa ¬

HonDr Cushman was asked to Justify

the statement It is I think JU8t1ftlCllby n day spent In anany country section said he and In-

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as I do on the condition Ithink It has a hearing on the questionso frequently asked by unthinkingAmericans What possible relationcan there IM > between the public roadand public health

If the medical men of the worldknow what they are talking about therelation Is Intimate Dirt and dustmean disease Cleanliness and sanitarysurroundings work for a better citizen-ship

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The relation of science to man ¬

dune things is evident If one will useeven a percentage of the powers of de-

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which Conan Doyle gave toSherlock Holmes Science holds In herarchives a delightful little story whichwell Illustrates my purpose It Is re ¬

hated that at one time the flavor of thefamous Staffordshire cheese had de-parted

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and a splendid industry wasendangered Sir John Lubbock time

great naturalist made n prolonged in ¬

vestigation and finally reported to thefarmers that In his Judgment the bestrestorative measure possible would beto Import a great number of cats andset them free In Staffordshire

Naturally the unbelieving scoffed atthe proposed antidote for they deemedthe suggestion ridiculous They askedn reason for so extraordinary a prescription

The peculiar flavor of the Stafford ¬

shire cheese comes from a hybrid clo-ver

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which formerly grew hero in greatabundance said Sir John The bum ¬

blebee is the one moans of cross ferti ¬

lizing that clover the field mice haveIncreased very rapidly in numbers oflate and they are destroying the nestsof the bumblebees If you can destroytho mice the bees con work on thatclover and Staffordshire Cheese willsoon be as good as ever Get catstherefore

tI dont vouch for tho story con ¬

tinued Dr Cushman but I indorse itfor its power of illustrating tho deli ¬

cate equilibrium which under our com ¬

plex civilization exists between thopublic health and public utilities No ¬

body will deny that tho 2150000 milesof public roads of America constitutethe national dust factory and furnishfully 00 per cent pf tho lust we in-

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Time delicate breathing appara ¬

tus of tho human body was nevermeant to harbor such substances asevery passing breeze blows from thethoroughfares and tho percentage ofpeople dying from disease carried bydust is higher than is generally be-

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When tho public will concede thatto bo a fact the director of publicroads and the state and county roadbuilders and overseers will got a great ¬

or degree of popular support than theynow receive Tho American findsdusty roads a menace only when It isbrought homo to him that they costhim money That was demonstratedto tho orange growers of California afew years ago when dust covered fruitno longer commanded so high a priceas when free from dust Tho resultwas an aroused interest In road im ¬

provement apd in dust suppressionAppeals on the score of cleanliness andgood health never stirred the Callfor j

mans but a slump in the price oforanges brought about n wonderfulera of activity The outcome was j

gratifying and California soon haddustless oiled rpads In that statethe oils possess a higher asphaltumbase than the oils of any other sectionof the world and when they lireII

spread on the roads the volatlfbtion of tile oil evaporates and tho asplmltum remains as a binder

The almost immediate success ofthis plan attracted tho attention ofhighway engineers throughout theworld In France and some of oureastern states it was at once assumedthat oiling was the best road treat-ment

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and that the longed for solutionof the dust nuisance problem had beenfound This lets not been proved to bethe ease berne e In many localities the

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only oil available possesses a petroleumrather than an asphaltum base Ithas bdon found that when the vola ¬

tile pardon evaporates the oil left be ¬

hind jJQComes greasy and similar in-

consistency to vnaoline Such qualityof oil docs not adhere and bind theroad but Is picked up and scatteredby passing traffic

If then as the doctors say dustmeans dirt dirt means disease anddisease means death dusty roads haveno place in our national economics

GOOD ROAD SUGGESTION

Why County Fairs Offer Good Open ¬

ings For Starting ReformOne of the most practical suggos ¬

tions yet offered for the creation ofsentiment for good roads Is that putforward as follows In the Metropol-itan

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MagazineThe county fair offers a peculiarly

good opening for starting reformHere are gathered tho brain and sinewof the community Intent It Is true onIdiversion anti recreation but equallyalive to the material benefits to bo do ¬

rived froth tho numerous meetingswhere a free interchange of Ideas isInsured Secure some good speakersmake It known by circular or throughthe columns of tho county and townpapers that the good rood problem atthe next county fair is to be discussedby local talent and by men trained Inthe actual Held work of this Impor ¬

tant business There will be no dunculty in securing interested audiencesmind It will be the exception If resultsare not manifested either in thechange of feeling or in time organiza ¬

tion of a reform movement Meetingsof hoards of trade granges both stateand local educational conventionschambers of commerce and such tune ¬

lions are also good starting points forcffcctivp work in the good roads mov-ement

Public spirited thinkers whoseminds can transcend the needs of theimmediate present says the AtlantaConstitution are Impressed with thewisdom of pushing the prls agaudafor good roads side by side with thatfor better transportation facilities byrail or water

What will It avail to double tracktrunk systems and construct more In ¬

dividual lines and deepen navigablerivers if we make access to themalong the country roads dltllcnlt slowand expensive

The county fair is an establishedinstitution in Georgia in as great adegree as the other popular meetingsto which reference is made in theforegoing excerpt

It the importance of good roads Ismade a topic of discussion at suchgatherings And at such state wide as ¬

semblages as that comprised In theAtlanta interstate fair the l11b tan ¬

tint progress legitimately expectedhardly lends itself to computation

Heat prostrates the nerves In thissummer ont needs n tonic to offset thecustomary hot weather Nerve lIdStrength depression You will feel1better within 48 hour after beginningto take such a remedy MS Dr ShoopsRestorative Its prompt action in re-

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the weakened nerves Iis surpris ¬

ing Of cons you wont get tntiielystrong in a few days but each day youcan actually feel the improvement Thattired lifeless spiritless feeling willquickly dapait when using the Restorative Dr Shoops Restorative willsharpen n failing appetite it aids diges ¬

tion it will strengthen the weakenedKidneys and Heart by simple rebuild ¬

ing the wornout nerves that theseorgans depend upon Test it a fewdays and be convinced Sold by AllDealeis

Bevtare of Narrow TiresWhere tho soil is stiff or loamy It

pays to use the split log road dragafter it rains and before tho grounddries hard Ninetenths of tho countryroads could be made into splendidthoroughfares by the proper persistentuse of the road drag and wldo tiresWide tires alone will keep a loamyroad in fairly good condition with Justone scraping in tho spring to round tiptho turnpike Sandy roads are a muchmore serious problem but sometimes asurface of clay will soon mix with thesand to form a hard truck and widetires will keep it hard and smooth sotho rainwater will run off quickly totime sides but narrow tires will ruinsuch a road surface quickly by cuttingruts to hold water It would be dim ¬

cult to invent a worse Implement ofdestruction especially on roads thatare inclined to bo sandy

Women loves a clear rosy complex ¬

ion Burdock Blood Bitters purifies theblood clears the skin restores ruddysound health

DoYOURCHILDRENASK

QUESTIONSOfof learning and it is your duty toanswer You may need a dictionaryto aid you It wont answer everyquestion but thoro aro thousands towhich it will give you true clear anddefinite answers not about wordsonly but about things tho sun menmachinery places stories and tholike Then too tho children canfind their own answers Some ofour groateat men have ascribed theirpower to study of the dictionary-

Of course you want the best dic¬

tionary Tho most critical preferthe New and Enlarged Edition of

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DICTIONARYTHE GRAND PRIZE HIGHESTAWARD for which was given at theWorlds Fair St Louis

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SPRINGFIELD MASC

PREVENTIVE OF DUCT

Calcium Chloride Tried on a Road InWas1I ton

Ofllciuli d1f tlIi ulturalI departtuncut hire mule txiniiiients yitij thuse of fa It lUll hlurule as a dust p t

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ventlve Iud the tests were aclwith great success A stretch of roadin HIP dty of Yasliliigtmi wai fieried for the trial and in preparation forthe treatment all dust and dirt werescraped from the surface of the roadway A solution was prepared by mixIng 300 pounds of commercial calciumchloride granular containing To percent calcium chloride and 25 per rentmoisture with 300 gallons of waterin an ordinary street sprinkler curlbeing taken to agitate the liquid thor ¬

oughly before applying It to Insure auniform solution It was then appliedfrom one sprinkling head the sprinkler passing slowly back and forthover the road to facilitate the complate absorption of the solution

Each application consisted of 000gallons over an area of 1582 squareyards or 0S gallons per square yardA marked improvement in the condi¬

thou of the road was noted at onceand after the second treatment It wasnecessary to repeat the operation onlyat Isolated spots The use of the wa ¬

ter wagon vhlch had before maderegular trips over the road was aban ¬

doned as unnecessary The texture ofthe road surface was completelychanged after the application of thecalcium chloride Before treatmentraveling was excessive In spots andthe whole surface seemed loosely knittogether After the second applicationthis condition changed and the roadsurface became smooth compact andresilient

Henderson Route NotesHome Seekers Rates

To the West and South West first andthird Tuesdays via L E St L

Cloverport to Atlantic City and returnJuly 30 Auf 0 AUK 13 good to return15 days from date of ale

Old Point Comfort i nd return fromCloverport 11530J Ticket to bt soldJuly 15 and AUf I good to returnwithin 15 days including date of sale

National Convention ProhibitionParty Columbus O

Reduced rates Columbus and returnIrons Cloverport account above occasionTickets to be sold July 10 11 12 13and 14 good returning July 14

155 from Cloverport to Owensboroand return on account of Seven HillsChautauqua Dates of saleI July 3031and Aug 1 to 14 inclusive Good toreturn Aug 16

155 Cloverport to Owensboro andreturn on account of Reunion otKentucky Hridgade of Confederateveterans Dates of sale1 July 29 30 andgood to return Aug 3

Reduced rata from Cloverport to StLouis and return on account of Knightsof Columbus National ConventionDates of sale Aug 1 2 3 and good toreturn Aug 16

Masonic Celebration Hardinsburg

100 round trip Clorerport to Har¬

dinsburg and return Aug 1 limited tor turn same day Tickets to be soldfor train leaving Cloverport J1104 a m

Special Tourist Pares

OldPouit Comfort and Norfolk Reduced faros from Cloverport July 2330 Aug 6 1320 27 Stpt 3 10 17

24 Return limit 40 days from date ofsale

Dust LayerWater gas tar makes n satisfactory

dust Inyor when used in moderatequantities on roads already in fairlygood comliflon It can bo applied togood advantage with an ordlunry sprin ¬

kling cart-

Tortouring eczema spreads its burn ¬

ing area every day DOAns Ointmentquickly stops its spreading instantlyrelieveslhe itching ucres it permanent ¬

ly At any drug store

L II ST L TIME TABLEBAST HOUND

No 116 Dally Kant Train leares Clovernort537 AM stops at Irvlngtcn and west PoIntonly arrival LoulHvllle725 M

No i UaUy Mall aca txurths leaves Cliarrives 1004 A M stops at all way stations

Louisville 1245 p mTrain No 114 Dully tart mall leaves Cio

vorport 4frft p m stops at all way stationseast of Olovorport except Mystic arrives atLouisville 786 u m

Train Np148 Ually Olorerport accommo ¬

dation arrives Oloverport 810 u in

WEST BOUNDNo 147 Dally Bvansvllle coacmwodat Ion

leavesClov rK3rt 00 a m stops at all wayIHtHiloim yrrive6Itvansvilln900ttmexpressloaves14wesvllle Lewlnport Magee Owensboro

Hnley Spotuvlllr hoods Henderson andEvannvlllo arrives St LoBis7i90p m

Truln No IKS Mall and Kxpres dally ar-rives

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Cloverport 740 p moo Kvarmvllle lOrSOp UI ritopg at all Muttonsl

Mo llicmily It Ioul taut train lea vw Cloferporr lIVtltrI arrives Evan vllU l35 AM St 11 stops at lIawlWvllleOwerstsrland HtMiuerNon nlv

Chalr ears on Irulns HI 112 113 111 betweenLoulhvlllp und RvansvlHe TliroiiKh sleepingCitrs s mid tree reclining chaIr ears on ttlnl1lI

nnr tl between Louisville Evunsvllle lI1dSt Louts

Fordsville BranchEAST BOUND

TraIn No 2 daily except ooInday tea yesIforusvlllo 600 Ti Arrives Irvington 040am

Train No 4 Dally except Sunday loavesKordsvtllw 330 p m1 arrives Irvington 530p

wTrain No6 Sunday onlyFordbvillo700a Irvlueton835a

WEST BOUNDTrain No5 Dully except Sunday leaves

Irvington 1110 am arrives Fordsville 855pmTrain705pin

KILL THE COUGHAND CURE THE LUNGS

WITH Dr KingsNew Discovery

FOR 1fooODSAND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES

GUARANTEED SATISFACTOROR MONEY REFUNDED

Rural Carriers and RoadsIt Is only right that the postal au ¬

thorities doinaiiil goad ronds overwhich the rural routes have to travelThe people owe It to themselves tobuild the roads anyway says the Boll ¬

var Herald Irl fanner would fig-

ure the time paved to him by havingthe mall brought to his door he couldwell afford to build and maintain agood gravel1 road over every mile ofthe route Did you ever stop to cal ¬

culate how much you save In time andmoney each year by the ruralI routesBesides these think of the conveniencemaul satisfaction derived from them

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is the livest afternoon paperpublished anywhere It puntsthe news right up to the min ¬

ute Four or more editionsevery day The rngulurJ priceof The Times is Sfi a year butyou can iret the

Breekenridge News

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he knows how and does as heknows He has one of thefinest collections of beautiful

uptodateJEWELRY

all good not shoddy at thevery lowest prices gold andsilver can be bought forRemember it is the same TC Lewis Como he is gladto welcome you find give yousatisfaction

T C LewisHome JewelerHardinsburg

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