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THE BRECKENRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY APRIL 25 1900 7CUSTER

Willis Li wson was III last weekN

Tho merchant Ihen ate doing a good

business1ftllBlRosaD Haulaway will visit Ler

Bluterf Mrs Haynes at Uartield soon

iViliJn Johnson Qraadvlnir wai theigutet of Mr and Mrs 0 P Haidawoy reCAn

f1lfHB Munlo and Lillie Miller BgSpring attended the wedding at Ousteronthe 8th of April

Mr John Morgan and M16s Dacia BushaUl Yen quietly married at the homeof the bride at Ouster Sunday April Sib

Rev 0 Priest performed tlia ceremony

August FlowerIt is a surprising tact says Prof

Hbutqu tbnt in my travels in all partsof tbo weld for the Inot ten jcam Ihave met more people having users1

Greens August Flower than any otherremedy for dyspepsia deranged liverand stomach nndfor constipation I find

for tourists and saltemeu or for personsfilling office positions where headachesand general bad feelings from irregularhabits exist that Greens August Floweris a rand runedy It does not injurethe rystem by friquciit un and is exsalient for sour stomachs nod indicestloq Sample bottlea free at A IIFhdipre

Sold by dealers In all civilized coun ¬

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A BUCK GROVEi

JiBeaviu ban been suffering withchilllt

JK Wbeatlev was in Hardln bur

last weekMadam Rumor says there is to be a

wedding soonMiss 0 E Beavih was in Gleudeano

last week choppingFrank Deane was around last week

taking tbe school listJ A Nowby spent two days with

friends at Long Lick recently

F G Beavin one of oursucctssful far-

mers

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is through planting cornPlies Olaa Bfiavln was the guest other

aunt Mrs itose OConnell last weekMica Maggie Beavin has been visiting

bet sister Miss Lizzie Baavin at Kirk

Miss Alice Beavin entertained a num

ber of guests at her home Sunday April

8thMissesClara and Daisy Play were the

guests of hisses Mary and Clara Beavmrecently

Miss Sarah Nxwby has been visitingfriends and relatives at Uardlnsbufg andLong LickI

Free of Charlie

Any adult suffering from a cold settledon the breast bronchitis throat or lungttrpublea of any nature who will call at

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Fishers will be presented with atemple bottle of Boecheea GermanSyrup free of charge Only one bottlegiven to one person and none to child-

ren without order from parents No

throat or lung remedy ever had such a

sale as Boscheee German Syrup In allparts of the civilized world Twentyyears ago millions of bottles were given

away and your druggist will tell von its

success was marvelous It Is really theonly Throat and Lung Remedy general ¬

ly endorsed by physicians One 76 cent

bottle will cure or prove Its value Sold

by dealers in all civilized countries

Magazine For BachelorsSeeing the popularity and real benefit

to womankind in mstttra of etiquette andnecessary Information bestowed by thenumerous womans magazines two en¬

terprising western women are publish ¬

ing at Chicago the Bachelors HomeJournal This periodical contains ageartto heart Talks with Bachelors De ¬

partment a Vhattodo Page and Paz

jr Corner the standard puzzle beingHelton Button whos ml the button

The bachelor presenting the button at the

office will get the magazine free for ten

yearsv This venture may prove disastrous to

the female cohorts by making the life of

the bachelor no easy and pleasant thathe will neglect to end his career of single

blessedness so we would suggest to theecitoM that they add a matrimonialagency to counteract what evil Influence

the other departments might exert

Spreads like Wildfire

When things are the best they beeome the best selling AbrahamHare a leading druggist of Belleville

0 writes t Electric Bitters are the bestBelling bitters I have handled in 20 years

You know why 7 MOt diseases begin Indisorders of stomach liver kidneysbowels blood and nerves ElectricWttors tones HP the stomapb regulatesliver kidneys and bowels purifies theblood strengthens the nerves hence

otwM multitudes of maladies It buildsnp the satire system Puts new life andjlyot into any weak sickly run down

SoldC5M life laterM-

tDri3Moeae has sold his Interactia tbe drag firm pTHoremea PppbamaYiagtoa to bid partew Austin Pop-

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SQUIRREL DENMARK 515 A S H RBred byJohnSteeleNicholasville Kyt foaled property of W W Adams Lexington KyW A Dickinson

of Trenton Ky one of the best saddle noire men in the State describes him as follows Dark Bay 16 handsLhigh the finest finished and biggest natural styled stud thing For n sire of high class fine finished big nat-ural

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styled five gaited saddle horse I never owned his superior I never saw a colt by him that was not ahigh class natural styled and five gaited horse

PEDIGREEHIS FIRST SIRE Red Squirrel53 was exhibited in 1887 at each of theII

following fairs without n defeat as the best saddle stallion any age and thesweepstakes saddle stallion mare or gelding Harrodsburg Lexington Latbnin and Paris Ky Meeting with no equal in Ky he goes to the WorldsGreatest Fair StLouisMoand there wins as the best addle stallion any agethe best utility stallion and sweepstake saddle stallion mare orgelding He hasproven a most phenomenal sire his produce winning many of Kentuckysnoted prizes and selling af prices from 500 to 3000

SECOND SIRE Black Squirrel 58 He and his produce are too wellknown to need further comment It is sufficient to say his fee was 650cash the highest of any saddle stallion in thcVorld

THIRD SIRE Black Eagle 74 Sold as a yearling for 730 Provedthe greatest show horse that ever lived He sired Black Squirrel 58 and King

750FOURTH SIREKing William 67 Was invincible under saddle inshow rings He sired Old Artist 75 and others of equal fame King Williams

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Warwick is an English Hackney imported by Burgess I3ros Wenonalit is dark bay 16 hands high and weighs 1400 pounds As he stands square ¬

ly on the best of legs and feet with head erect anda rched neck his bold selfpossessed appearance conveys an idea of power and courage and his prompt-ness

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energy docility and endurance combined with the best of action com ¬

mend him for usefulness as a park horse eastern saddle horse carriageand roadster possessing all the qualities of the Morgan with greater I

more size and better action I

The Hackneys are very compactly built horses with short backs closecoupled strong in the loins and chest well ribbed out long sloping quarterswhich gives them that superior high knee and hock action Hackneys havebeen bred in purity for centuries for courage endurance and action and im ¬

part it to their progeny stronger than any other breed in the world Forcarriage coach and saddle horses in the east they command long prices 1000being very common Henry Fairfax of Va with his Hackney Stallion and24 of his fouryearold colts out of common Virginia mares sold in New Yorkin the fall of 1896 for an average price of 995 And to bring it nearer home

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first dam Queen 48 the dam of Diamond Denmark 68 I athama Denmark6 FJ5FIFTHrings and takes rank as the of sires

SIXTH SIRE Gainea 6t Sold Ci years old for i76baProved not only a great show horse but the greatest of saddletrackingdirect

F S Pint dam Miss Black Time damof 895 that sold for 1800 at three years old Hy Montrose aftera career in Kentucky was sold to Mo where he met equal fame t-

He again to Kentucky and stood nt 50 a season until he was put todeath by on account of extreme old age Montrose first hun byImp Glenco Second dam Nellie by Denmark at64 as above

7WARWICK 136 1311

horseI

I geldingforThese were out of Kentucky bred snares and not much if any betterthan ours In Hudson Bros April sale in Hackney type horses

from 250 to 810 At the National Horse Show in New York inI 189495 over 10000 was paid in for Hackneys while only 700 was

offered for Hays French and German coach horses Atthe show 1885 over 3000 was given to and only 150to the other three breedslargefairdud a demand breed Hackneys out of fromponies to The time has come when all the buyers want some ¬

thing good and it behooves us to cater to their wants and breed to the best in

reachWarwick sired by Bataplau 2 236 by Freedom Dam 985by Rifleman 2241 r

by young Doctor Synraxu u

I NOTEIn offering this stock to the public I dont claim the best to any in Ken ¬

tucky but think it is as good as any in reach of us and last year 877TERMStook in five coup-¬

ties I believe begets and would not a breeder with or weaknessSquirrel Denmarks colts are beginning to drop now and have not not a sad¬

dler and all have the great style and finish of their sire with

EUREKABred Pugh Logan county Ky

foaled June 1896 black and white pointshands high with bone and foot Percheronhorse has the best of head and and splen ¬

didbodyWhenlittle better developed and more

will bring remarks from best jackbreeders Kentucky This jack must seen

appreciatedHe New Forest hands high and damunbeaten show jennet

perhaps greatest DenmarkDenmark

progenitor

SEVENTH SIREDenmarkDelmonte

successfulreturnedchloroform

Thoroughbred Washington

Louisvillebrought

premiumsCleveland combined

Philadelphia Hackneyscombined

growing Hackneys everythingPercherons

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like like buy

like

Warwick 10001000EurekaColts to stand up and suckleMoney due when facts are known or mare traded

PREMIUMSBest colt by Warwick 1000Best colt by Squirrel Denmark 1000Best mule by Eureka 700-

I will give 7500 each for premium mule and next best at colt showMares pastured 150 per month and tried regularly Accident at own ¬

ers risk

SHORT HORN BULL CALVES FOR SALE

6 W LYDDAN Ijrvington Ky

Awake To The Use Of InkCloverport merchants did a good bust¬

ness 8 tiinUy Farmers from everysection went In town and buying goodshy the wagon load Oar morchantsshould offer an indnotrnent by thejudeclout us of printers ink whichmethod would make tliie point thegrtatat trading cxiitrr lltteu Loulttvllio and Oirenaboro

Palm In theJBackA D Farrlngtoii Constunig N Y

aye I wastrcnhifri eevrralyears withkidney dlaraae and nnflirpd sV vcre painsIn the beck I used Foloye Kidney0r1re sad one bottle cured m + I recomWend It to ry friends It has givenIMrfiOt MtifHftion T ku no iuheti <

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lite Xoorm an dr Outfit

XraUe PaitvAa XraIIt lPotrlai i euior

the btntlt of the wuMrry find was attottl ratertaiiuiiant given lIy lni telleM at Unlontowo recentlr

Attar LiSrlppe What 1

generallsdinaI

and Tar la gnarantrHl ht cue tingrippe coughand mP YI1 strongatitl wen Moorman k ov n

Relief Pr lullsThfl OTcraaMnt In mlkrranle

mtnU to charter a v < aeeltto tt provWeaa>nd medicine to tlt tnl rUB ofImdla TlieJIWIlor of tilt Cl Iiallj Herail kat been Intrnmrntn iin Fleetingtin atone

Plated Mealier lnTonTbefreatethealer of njodirr times is

BanaarJSalTs for Cut wonnds aoreepl 4andll skin diee BK Jt ii truarante d Moorman A Owen

A New IndustryA new indwtrr which is in Us infancy

is the iaanaactnra of Lich trade offrom rice straw wliith product

bee been using as wade by thothouMtnthioftoae

Lajflrippe COIIK lt often curlinue fo-rmontlrand sometimes ItmtY to fatal re-

sults after the patient is supposed toLavejpwaed the danger jpoint FoleysHOBOY and Tar aliorda positive protecnon and security from Ithis conghMoorman A Owen

WORD FROM MISSOURI

Ceo U Paul ShoesJfAICar Load OfHorses For South Africa Every

Week

Uorge II Iaulof Clinton Henryownty Mo lu renewing his fuibicriptlon to the Naw writes an i ntoresticgloiter lIe speak of Gin UI1Il SquireWm Paul who Iii still haV aril hearty

the aps of eighty yarn nndr ills sis ¬

ter who it with hlmUa ln M mt knowwhen they will return to their od homenawloV111EfMrPaulig a competent blackamithand shots a car load of horses everyweek for S lilat A Sou who ship them toSouth Africa

A Horrible Outbreak

pjOHnrg < tfree on my little daughtersbPdeveloped into a case of Maid headwrites 0 D Isbill Morganton Tennbut Buoklena mules 8alv completelycured lint Its a lijuaranteed cure forEczema Tetter Salt Ithruin IluiplceSores Ulcers and Piles Only 25c atShort d1 linynes

TAR SPRINGS

Miss Maguie Bates of Iltgali fa on thesick list-

Mlsse < Elelo Pate and EfBoIIpmhlelonwere the guests of the Mistre Newmanlast Sunday

Mre Mase 1IR kiDS isvibillnglierparents Mr and Mrs Lew Pate

Frank Stotler a farmer who ban beenliving near Tar Spnne for 38 yenrp movedlast Wednesday with life family to Evansville Ind-

James Taul and wife nee Bessie Oram i

who waved tolEvansvllle eome time agoare wall pleased with their new home

The marriage cf Mr Itocco Lulie ofWest View and > MIw Flora Walker ofMattingly was solemnized at the homeof the brides parents Mr and Mrs Uardin W lker April the 12th-

OarBalltownJcorreepondent has movedaway We miss his bright newsy lettersand hope helwill continue to write fromhis new home

There will be preaching at PisgahbyRevwill be admlnstered to three candidatesMiss Oblora Miller daughter of Mr

and Mrs Low Miller is teaching schoolat Balltown We wish her success

The Beat In the World

OoughRemedyweeks ago we suffered with a severehavIngand other papers we purchased a bottleto see if it would affect us It cured ustbefore the bottle was more than ballused It la the beet medicine out forcolds and coughs The Herald Ander tsonvllle Ind For sale by A R FisherOloverport R A Shellman Stephenport

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