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A Sit on the Floor Functionthe Last Cry

COSTUMES OF THE TEA HOUR

Doggies Jeweled Collar Must Matchx

Madams GownThe FashionableFigure of the MomentMiniatureConservatory on Wheels

My Dear Elsn Of all the fool func ¬

dons that have come my way thesit on tho floor ten Is tho latest and

the most absurd I know that youwill ngreo with mo perfectly In thisopinion and I am also confident thatyou never heard of n 5 oclockserved In an American home with theJapanese flop stunt as nn accompani ¬

ment Nobody else over did eitheruntil last weekI when Mrs Van Ssuddenly conceived tho Idea of enter ¬

taining a few of her friends In thisunconventional nUll wholly uncomfortablo fashion As I am one of theelect or select It was my privilege tosample this latest addition to the al ¬

ready crowded list of freak feedsOur hostess excused tho enforced at ¬

titude of her guests upon the plea ofthe comfort and restfulness of the po ¬

sition Its so soothing to tho mind1 to sit on tho floor my dear she

cooed One seems to cast off thecaret and worries of life nnd to be achild again ready to listen to fairy j

stories Horrid creature I SoothingIndeed to sit doubled up like a Jackknife In a sheath skirt measuring lessthan two yards around the bottom

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COWS WORN BY AJOUR RUSSELL IN Tan8THONOEK SEX

and to feel the seams of your gownand your temper giving way withevery movement And a beautifuland composing sight It was to ob¬

serve our hostess clad in Greciandrapery built for the occasion sinkgracefully a la Isadora Duncan uponher cushion while you felt and prob-ably looked like a mechanical toy justrun down-

I tell you there was murder In thehearts of the feminine guests on thismemorable day and hour Were thereany men there Certainly my dearOur amiable hostess corralled a fewspecimens to see the fall of the dlfectolre costume but we all managedto present a smiling tlcklcdtodeathtime ofyourlife appearance The onlyreal fun I extracted from this orlg ¬

inal affair as tho yellow journalsdubbed It was when Tom Suydamlooked over at me with a wickedgleam In his eye and In an Insinuatingmanner suggested to Mrs Van Sthat it would be no end of goodport for all of us to tell about the

most uncomfortable experience ofour lives Iwas obliged to leavethe happy band of squatters beforemy powers as a raconteur were testedotherwise I might have begun my sto ¬

ry with once upon a time there was awoman who delighted In making peo ¬

pIe ridiculous for her own amusementbut Ill spare you the rest of the

narrative Never again though a teaa la Japonnalse for mo The physicaleffect Is not unlike the aftermath of atoo strenuous Turkish bathosteopathic treatment and a first horsebackride combined Still If you want tobe the talk of your town for a mo ¬

ment of space try a sit on the floor teaas a social rouser

Of course my coral broadcloth was amass of wrinkles when I escaped fromthat function and you remember whata love of a thing It Is and how Mme X°vas almost crazy because she had towalt so long to have tho braid andchiffon dyed to match tho cloth Thismatching fad of the season Is perfectlymaddening and there are occasionswhen ono wishes she had been born asavage so she could riot in a wildmedley of colors The dressmakersdyorsthisevidently not had a tip as to the farcored nuances of tho winter Conscquently after exhausting trips throughtho shops one Is obliged to resort totho chemical process or bo de modeTo return to our mutton the Van Scertainly does feed her animals allright and the cakes she handed withthe cup that cheersbrownies I thinkshe called them were great a concoc ¬

tion of chocolate batter mixed plentifully with chopped walnuts

Do yopknQwdear whenever 1

Lave enough money left from my al ¬

lowance Im going to establish nufound I reckon thats the word Iwant a chair of common sense atone of tho womens colleges Whythis generosity this altruistic send ¬

ment Ill tell you Yesterday after ¬

noon to get tho taste of that freaktea out of my mouth I dropped in ntSherrys to regale myself with a sqof the real thing served In a civilize-style

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When one feels in a hyper-critical

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triune of mind there Is noth ¬

ing that satisfies this mental appetitemore than a peep nt the society men ¬

agerie as seen at this smart establishment Its as interesting as a cir ¬

cus performance to go early and se ¬

lect n table where nil the arrivalsmay be well viewed And It was asight fit to make tho angels weep tosee the women come In the otherafternoon with their short wnistcddresses skirts that pulled aroundfllppity flop with every movementtheir skinny severely tight sleevesbig waists and all the amusing pro ¬

portions of their headgear Such anexhibition is calculated to Inspire nayproperly balanced person with philan ¬

thropic tendencies and to make himwant to do something right awayquick as a Gorman friend of minesays to propnsrntc the doctrine of common sense

And Im going to present EleanorK with a free scholarship for notcontent with making herself look likea victim of the white plague by rom ¬

pressing her chest and contracting hershoulders to thin point of emaciationshe also mndo that darling little blackPomeranian of hers an object of pityby adorning him with a collar of vio ¬

let leather studded with amethystsThe dog was tucked under her armand if it had not been for this collarhe might have been mistaken for herblack Ilynx rug muff It Is of courseImportant that you should know thatthese canln ornaments are about twoInches In width and the atones cu

PIn cabochon style are nt least hatthat In diameter To be smart dog ¬

gies collar must match madams gownAs it is tho correct thing now to

drop tho coat at any late afternoonaffair and show the princess gownwith thin yoke and sleeves I had 11

splendid opportunity to study thenewest creations And mighty prettywere many of the costumes worn bystunning girls under their long furcoats An attractive frock affectedby a chic young matron had Its longcringing skirt of the finest wistariacolored chiffon broadcloth while theentire bodice as clinging as the skirtwas of velvet snatching the cloth andbraided In self colored soutache Theguhnpe was of net In the color of thevelvet but only the collar and rf spaceof an inch or two below the base ofthe throat were transparent the restof the not being laid over gold laceWhen this stunning creature left theroom I saw that n long redingote ofcloth belonged with this costumeDont have a white guimpe put Inyour new princess frock for all thesmart creations I saw nt Sherrys hadthe new effect In self colored net with-

er often n design in soutache ap-

plied under It or oriental galloon over ¬

laid In sonic cunning fashion Thewhite gulmpe Is far and away morebecoming but you know It a thing 1

out of style how much does becomingness count Not an earthly thing mydear

Are you dead tired of this babbleYoure too polite to say so but Justlet me describe a gown of Annie Russells and Ill let you off This chcrmIng actress is wearing It In her newplay The Stronger Sex and allfeminine New York Is raving over itand copy after copy Is being made forthe smartest women the Identicaltrimming nnd coloring being chosenin most Instances Its a baccarcgown of gold meteor crape The skirthas an overdrapery embroidered InEgyptian design of gold down thefront The back of this drapery isopen twothirds of the way down andthe slit bordered by a band of em ¬

broidery Below the slit It Is shirredup the center the effect being Ilkthat of a huge birds nest Thechemisette and undersleeves are ofold Spanish lace the neck cut lowV shaped and bordered with blackvelvet About the throat is a highstock of black tulle with a very widefrill at the top and bottom The ef ¬

feet of the gown Is distractinglylovely

Just as I was leaving Sherrys Eliza ¬

beth II swooped down upon me andInsisted upon taking me home In herlimousine The car Is too luxuriousfor anything nnd has the latest fit ¬

tlnga vase for flowers held by bractets of gold plate that match the othermetal fittings The vase is held at aheight between the front seats thatwill not permit of the catastrophe ofhaving your hat scraped or your eveIng coiffure disarranged Tho occu ¬

pants of the back seat have full viewof whatever flower the owner selectsfor the vase Elizabeth had an enor ¬

mous bunch of czar violets In hervase Tho effect 15 that of a miniatureconservatory on wheels And to carryout the picture wraps are not wornmerely ti stunning set of furs over theequally stunning frock In extremeweather I should think that a littlered nose would be tho Inevitable resultof very few clothes Ever most sircerely yours MABEL

New York

Nw Wedding SweetmeatBrides and brides elect ought to take i

a special Interest In the newest fash ¬

ionable condiment for It Is orangeblpssoin preserve It Is n Moroccandelicacy and is a staple at marriagefeasts in parts of Europe Asia andAfrica As made In Morocco it Isan exceptionally delicious sweetmeatwhile ffe appropriateneea as part of n

THROAT TROUBLES

WEAKEN THE SYSTEM

A serloustilln ss is often brought onby n neglected sore throat

All throat troubles invariably weaken

tlthe system and should not be allpwed togo unchecked

A gargle made with twelve drops ofSloans Liniment in half n glass of waterwill break up n sore throat-

S onns Liniment is an excellentremedy for tonsilitis croup asthma andbronchitis Applied freely to the out ¬

side of the throat and Behest it drawsout the inflammation reduces theswclling and relieves any sorenessTwelve drops of this Liniment in half aglass of water makes a splendid antisep ¬

ticgargleMrW Price of Fredonia

Kans writes We have used SloansLiniment in the family for abouta yearand find it an excellent relief for coldsand hay feverjattacks Two drops ofLiniment in a teaspoonful of waterwill stop coughing and sneezing instantly

Mr L T Hurst of Coatesville IncR R 1 wrltesI find your Linimentthe best remedy I have ever tried forsore throat either for horse or man Ionce cured n case of sore throat on myself the second day and almost the firstnight which had continued for overthree weeks under constant treatmentof three physicians I was travelingand I waS getting worse It L

BETTER WINTER ROADS

The Best Time to Do Good WorkWith the DragtheP±

pulls the faithful road drag Into thinbarnyard where it remains throughthe entire winter unused Now 1 lieMove If farmers will closely observeconditions they will see that winterroad dragging will give us much bet ¬

ter ronds at time time they are usuallythe worst says M A Coverdell inFarm and Fireside

The surface of the ground thawsmany tines during the winter seasonand when It begins to freeze againalong some time In the afternoon orevening Ithr little bumps of dirt nutthe Hkl lire neither too sloppy tiertoo hard but Just brittle enough t

smooth down nicely filling up the rateand low places This Is the one andonlyI time during the day that you cando good work with the drag so 1keep1your eye on the thawing nnd freezingprocess nnd govern your road drag-ging accordingly With n little fore-sight and an hours Judicious draggingnow mind then tjieres no reason whywe cannot have better roads in win-ter

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One Needs the OtherThe name split log drag Itself Im-

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cheapness but cheapness doesntmean nn inferior article Any onocan have one lord good roads andclosestogether

Six Million Dollar HighwayGovernor Stuart of Pennsylvania

will recommend that the legislaturewhich convenes soon appropriate SOOOOOOQ for the construction of a statehighway from Philadelphia to Pittsburg

Secure A Free Scholarship Now

All persons who contemplate enteringthe Western Kentucky State NormalSchool on D free scholarship should seetheir County Superintendent and makeapplication at once provided they havenot already done so Appointmentsmay be made at any time The MidWinter Term opens January 20th andthat would be a most excellent time toenter Catalog furnished upon applica ¬

tion Write H H Cherry PresidentState Normal School Bowling GreenKy

Put In More WordNow Peters said the teacher

what is It makes the water of the sellso 1

saltySaltsaid Peters

ClNextt said tho teacher What IsIt makes tbe water of the sea eo

saltyThesalty quality of the sea water

answered Next Is due to the admixture of a sufficient quantity ofchloride of sodium to Impart to theaqueous fluid with which it commongles a saline flavor which Is readilyrecognized by the organs of taste l

Right Next said the teacher Goup one

President HelpsOrphansHundreds of orphans have been

helped by the President of The Indus ¬

trial and Orphans Home at Macon Gawho writes We have used ElectricBitters in this Institution for nine yearsIt has proved a most excellent medicinefor Stomach Liver and Kidney troublesWe regard it as one of the best familymedicines on earth It invigorates thevital organs purifies the blood aids di ¬

gestion creates appetite To strengthenand build up thin pale weak childrenor rundown people Iit has no equalBest for female complaints Only sOcat Severs Drug Co

For health and happiness DeWittsLittle Early Risers small gentle easypleasant little liver pills the best madeSold by nil druggists

EDUCATIONAL COLUMNi

Edited By County bupt Joel II Pile

llardiiuburf Ky

Dave Walls began Monday eaching the remaining two and one halfmonths of the Hazel Dell school MissLois Baker resigned a few days beforeChristmas

000The graduation examination will be-

held January 29 and 30 Supt Crabberules that it can be held in but oneplace If all who expect to take it willinform me as to the most convenientplace I shall hold it so as to accomodate the greatest number It is nowthought it will be held in Hnrdinsburgas its central position renders it accessi ¬

ble to all points of the county

000-J R Burton of Mystic has been

elected trustee in the place of B HBeauchamp who resigned in subdivis ¬

tort 0 of the Third Educational Division

000Schools are closing almost over day

and reports are being received showingthe result of the terns work Whilethe attendance has been better thanusual this fall there is much yet to bedone in arousing parents to a realiza-tion

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of the solemn duty they owe totheir children Watch for the table ofstatistics which is being prepared

000Cliff Howard at the close of his school

at Fisher brought to the Superintends office a report showing the num ¬

ber of days each pupil attended in eachmonth The idea is a good one andwill be helpful to the next teacher ingoing after the ones who need to at ¬

tend more regularly Think of attend ¬

ing but three days of a term

ooeEvery teacher is requested to send to

me the names of all pupils who attend-ed

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every day of the term also to givenames of those who have not been ab ¬

sent for two or more terms stating thelength of time his perfect attendanceholds

000At the recent MidWinter meeting of

the Kentucky Press Association ColE Polk Jojinson perhaps the oldestmember of the Association declared o-

ft paper read by a Breckenridge countyyoung woman that it was the bOlt hehad ever heard in the history of theAssociation and all Kentucky is proudof this Breckenridge girl who loves herwork and does it well In this samemeeting Harry Sommors of Elizabethtown in an address on Nowspapers andEducation said Kentucky has moreilliterate children between the ages often and fourteen years than IndianaIowa Ohio Wisconsin Massachusettsand Pensylvania a condition that is adisgrace to the state The newspapershave begun to agitate the perfecting ofour schools and the reaching of themasses whose indifference make thiscondition possible The press of ourcounty will take a leading part in thisEducational Revolution and with theaid of the determined the yoke ofignorance can be thrown off In 76 thepeople struggled for political freedomNow the contention is for intellectualenlightment and a preparation for thegreatest enjoyment of the blessingsbequeathed by these forefathers Byour acts we can prove our worthiness ofsuch sires and guarantee a perpetuationof the institutions weve inherited Tothe work and lets hasten the day whenBreckenridge can have not only oneClbest in newspaper world but manyof great excellence in all lines of workperformed within our borders

A great many people have kidney anlbladder trouble mainly due to neglectof the occasional pains in the backslight rheumatic pains urinary dis¬

orders etc Delay in such cases isdangerous Take DeWitts Kidney andBladder Pills They are for weakback backache rheumatic pains andall kidney and bladder trouble Sooth-ing

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and antiseptic and act promptlyDont fail to get DeWitts Kidney andBladder Pills Accept no substituteRegular size SOc Sold by all druggists

The MagnetYes she advertised for a husband

tad got 8700 repliesGracious She must have adver¬

Used herself as very beautifulNo she lldut She Just said she

had 700 In the bank Kansas CityIndependent

There is no substitute for thorough-going

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ardent and sincere earnestnessDickens

Scientific Spankingconsists in punishment only when achild is actually bail Some mothersthink that all crying is badness its notWhen your baby cries look for pins oror some external cause if you cant find

them give the baby Whites Cream Ver¬

mifuge as the chances are it is sufferingfrom worms which koep it hungry andcross all the time Pleasant to takesure in its action Price 23 cents Sold

by AR Fisher

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THE F RMERESOFBANK

Of llardiiisbur Ky to Secretary of State at theclose of business Dec 31 1908

Resources u LiabilitiesL-oans and Discounts 8911015 Capital Stock 1500000

Stocks and Bonds 520000 Surplus 475000

I Cash and due from Bks 11138183 Undivided Profits 612Banking House and Lot 150000 Deposits 8886 145

Furniture and Fixtures 87500

Overdrafts 52059

10861757 Total 10861757

The above statement is correct

J Respectfully

1 John D Shaw cashierL 4 q F L LV

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itMR FARMER Make your home as modern for your 1i

8 family as a city residence You can do this by installing am telephone and connecting with the Cumberland Telephonex Telegraph Company Special terms for farmers

For further information call the manager of thefiffa Hi

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A Straight TipCustomer Quick share please Bar¬

ber Close air Customer See herewhat business Ila U of yours whetherIm close or not Ill tell you one thingyoung tnllcII dout tip If thats wbntyou want to Know Puck

Mutton BirdsDuring six weeks every autumn tbeI

100 Inhabitants of the Australian Furnenux Islands make enough money tosupport tthemselves iti Idleness the restof the year They do this by catchingthe very fat young mutton birdswhich are hatched there In such mumhers that the flocks when they aclgrate extend for miles They furnlsbfood and ol which Is used for ullrlIeating purposes and also as a substi-tute for cod liver oi-

lMakinSureCountry Cousin Are you sure I am

In the right train Town Relativewho lilts had about enough of Itl

Well I have asked seventeen portersand thirtytwo passengers and theyall say Yes so I think youd betterrisk ItLondon Telegraph

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Cl 7cn 155 acres on and II

4 r halls of Sinking road 2 milesfrom und fa good big barn 80 acres In oak and I

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never been can boby water or rail 1

land both and hill forand fruit Plenty water year c

ono third mail balance Ineasy

Cl 362 acres on andj > r of road 3 milesfrom two

three big hOI andshop all

130 nero und pasture 22acres in oak oakand sugar tree all size of

the year Ouu third cash andeasy terms on balance

Cinn7 acres 1H miles fromMolt Ollbo o hind

In fonciug one dwolllus house 3 rooms 1 goal 1 barn30x48 feet spring twoThis Is tobacco and corn land SOacres In white oak sugar tree an

balllnco Plenty ofroad to miles and

road to llol 1M farm Is not wornout I Stls Rood landfarm for u man with a

MEMBERS

Of The Childrens DepartmentOf The Breckenridge News

OelzeKntherlneCurrieGrnceHenryBabbageRowlIdLouiseEMillerBowlds Agneta Clifton

Virginia Harris Marion D Seaton Martha

Jessie Lee andand BF

Marie and Ruby Keenan Annie LetStella Ball Sherman

Ball S Bruner EdnaMurphy Ellwitt Frank Percie FrankOpel Frank Ameil Frank

Frank Earl Whitehouse Beavin Denard lieaviu

SnyderLucy McGovernAdams Hattie Hendrick DowellEdith Dowell Mary Walls

AsiaHnmbletODEIihue Dowell

James EMarie Bruce Black

SocratesReal

Estate DepartmentDo you want to buy farm you do you

may find what you need this department interest-ed tho following proprieties onco for ownersname and address these places suit write

what you want and you wanOt andman who very property yon

lookingrecommend the following properties being productive

and fair priceDo Want Sell your farm business oil

want for your property send price description oncoand let show you how wo bring buyer and together

This department conducted solely for the purpose enablingand sellers business proprieties quick sales

Jno Babbagecottage Murray

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llardlnsburgyOUSample Improvements dwohlllJ

beechtimber timber goodHooch worked Timberhauled either Limestone

bottom Suitabletobacco goodround

payments

950 HurdlnsburgHalls Sinking

Sample Improvements onostorydwellings houseblacksmith necessary

under cultivationtimber whlto black beech

good Plenty goodwater roundgood

situatedCpOUU Joinsgood shape good good

cisternneverfalling ponds

good wheattimber

beech cleared goodGood StophenaportsK stood

miles Thissmallamity Justthc

Theresa Rowland Forrest Dryden

MattinglyFort

Pauline Hawkins ReedRay Ashley Helena Mattingly GladysEllen WentherholtFranklin Burden Mary Bates

Bandy RobertGarland Lena

SudieMattingly Valena

BeulnhEthel Minnola

AllenAgnes

Raymond Sipes Cooper WarficldBlackShafer

Russell Dowell Witt GladysLouella

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barnesouthouses

Pierce

800 1f acres C miles from ClovorportonOloverportprovements dwelling burn 28x36 feetand other out buildings I12 acres In orchardacresfubalance In state of good cultivation Two

Ooodlimestonewheat Well located for market One thirdcash balance on easy terms

FOR SALE A farm containing 250 acres andunder fence A nice cottage cf live

15 rooms two cisterns a walled cellar witha store room over It two gout Ntock barnspeachtreesall kinds of small fruits ln uMUCfaa nlct

PSdelredbalanceproves of black locust bufllclcnUT tCwire tho whole farm In It Hos lieu rOI1ClongFOIL SALE A splendid stand surroundedand physician In u good townby Rood prosperous farmers This Is justdbu8lneaeAn old established physlCtaan warns to retireIs lima reason for selling hat further partic-ulars address JNO D BAUUAGB 9loyerport KY

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