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T 7 I D4 S I7 1 fl A lii d 1 r i BRECKENR1DGE NEWS JNO D and V Q BABBAQE- Edltorf and Proprietor Issued Every Wednesday Subscription Price f 100 a year or 125 if paid at the end of year CARDS OFTIfANRS over Ove lines charged or at the rato of 10 rents per line OBITUARIES charged for at the rate of 5 nenU tier line Money In advance Examine the label on your paper If It t Is not correct please notlfv us When ordering n change In tho address subscribers should give their old as well as the now address EIGHT PAGES WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20 1001 We hear no kick coming from any- one Fair appropria ¬ over the Worlds tion Itojeinsto have the universal indorsement of all classes Our repre ¬ sentatives deserve creditfor its prompt passage What the people want in the Pan ¬ ama business is less talk and more digging If Joe Blackburn still per ¬ sistsIn standing in the way of pro- gress and civilization hs ought to be shoveled out But Dave Smith will attend to his grand stand play We are glad that Boss Milt has given a good place to Charlie Miller His appointment meets with the ap- proval ¬ of both Democrats and Repub ¬ licans Charlie has n responsible position and is fully competent to take care of it No more genial kind hearted boy ever went out from thisI county and heres hoping that he may come up to tae full measure of his duty to his state to his party end to those unfortunate ones over whom he Is sent to control Vnnt the farmers in this section want to do Is to go into gout raising Goats thrive on bushes in thickets on grass on any old land that Is turn ¬ ed out to waste Theres money In the goat Tne Angora is best for this I country Heres what its good for Mohair Is made from tho t fleece and mohair is valuabe and al- ways ¬ i in demand No better meat than the flesh of an Angora and the kid is better than Inmb Its milk is rich ¬ er than tne cows Its leather makes fine boots and shoes gloves and book ¬ bindings Pelts go Into tine rebel and wraps Get a pair and start in They aont cost much and they are worth looking after Raise more goats and less tobacco a We are to have the boys of our neighboring town Hawrsville with us next week They are coming to maze us laugn and they tell us they can do it There are twenty of them I in allall good nice boys just out for a little innocent fun Let us all turn out and welcome them to this town Home minstrels negro mind J Ktrels no better ehow on earth than a good home iniusfrel troupe Way back in the sixties this town had a min strel show It was a good one too Nat Raitt Dave Murray lane Web ster Bill Smart were the leading char t voters And they wore good in their line They made fun for the boys and girls and the elder onus too Happy old tithes were those It is ni pleasant to got back Into your boy- hood K in days if it is oily for a glimpse President Roosevelts special message to the Senate on the Panama affair is one of tho ablest most illuminative < and most conclusive state papers that aChief j Most rcople and most papers look out for the worst things that con be 3 said of a man especially if ho be in 4 I the public service and on tho other side of the question We dont believe 3evpry 3 be on our side or not Its a mighty mean man or woman but what has 4 some good traits What the weekly Bays of Mr Roosevelts paper we be < lieve to be true 4 The weekly 1 knows a good thing when It sees it We dont I ways seei the best things about our President 4 MATTINGLY Mrs Sarah Prank has moved into her now store Miss hula Brickey has returned from a visit to friends at Tarfork Mrs C B Pate is slowly improving Jesse Tnul has moved onto a farm near Jolly Station Oscar Hendrick has bought a farm near Cloverport and moved onto it Miss Effie Pate spenl two weeks with her sister Fronie Scott at Harned Den Herr Performance Evnnsvlllc Ind 2530 270 round trip Cloverport to Evans vine and leturn Jan 27 good returning Jan 28 Up For Spud Selling Richard Nally of Glendeane was taken to Owensboro Sunday by land and was arranged pn the charge of spud selling His trial was con- tinued ¬ until Friday and he was re ¬ manded to jail THIS REMEDYIs GIVE SatisfactionElys Giies Relief at once It cleanses soothes and heals tho dis- eased ¬ membrane It drlvos euros tWtIand In tin Head quickly i 161s absorbed Heals thSenses i atdru ELY HUOTlfEIW M Warren St New York HARDINSBURG Tax payers read Beards ad H C Murray was in Cloverport FridayTaylor Dowell of Irvington was 1 in town Saturday Franklin Kincheloe was a visitor 1 Cloverport Sunday Dr John E Kincheloe went to Louisville Monda Proctor Keith of Cloverport was a visitor in town Sunday Frank Fratze of Cloverport was i in I town a few days last week David Murray of Cloverport spent last Sunday here visiting relatives Mrs Richard Wathen of Louisville is visiting her mother Mrs Sue Cox Miss Mattie Hook entertained a few guests at Flinch last Friday evening County Clerk Win F Hook wa in Louisville several days of last week Roland Smith of Stephensport is hero visiting his mother Mrs Amanda Smith Dr Milton Board returned home Saturday from a trip to Frankfort and LexingtonMiss Henderson of Webster is visiting h or sister Mrs Anion M Klnchnloe Mrs J D Beeler cf Kirn is visit The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths There Is a disease prevailing In this euntrv most dannRrmu beC2USe So dCC new 0 live Many sudden pneumonia heart failure or apoplexy are often the resultI of kidney disease If kidney trouble is all- owed to advance theI kidneypoisoned blood will attack the vital organs or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell Bladder troubles most always result from derangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys If you are feeling badly you KtlmersSwampRoot remedyIt to hold urine and scaldc ing pain in passing It and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to I manytimes extraordinary effect of SwampRoot is soon It stands the highest for its won ¬ erful cures of the most distressing cases SMafip Root Is pleasant to take and sold by all J druggists in fiftycent and onedollar mayhave this wonderful dis- coveryand ¬ a book that byitheart tells all about it bum HnnMorSwitnpKoot sent free by nail Address Dr Kilmer Cot Binghamton N Y When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper Dont make any mistake but remember tho wlunItt every battle her parents the Rev and Mrs J ling LenninMiss Richardson of Union Star is visiting her sister Mrs Percy M Beard Mrs David U Moorman of Glen deane is the guest of Gen and Mrs David R Murray Preston Ford has been promoted to the position of fireman with the L H Ss St L Ry Co The Rev W F Hogard tilled niu regular appointment at the M E church South Sunday Walter WIlson of Jolly Station formerly Surveyor of the county was in town Monday delivering his crop of tobaccoMessrs J A Carry and J W Pate of Cloverport were in town on a business trip last Monday The infant child of Mr and Mrs S A Pate who has been seriously 111 improvedn J C Oliver of Caster was in town last Saturday and qualified as admin ¬ istrator of the estate of Mrs Carthage E HornMr Mrs Frank Haswell and children of Arcola Ill who have been visiting his parents returned home Satrday Miss Jennie Green of Falls of Rough who has been the charming guest cf Miss Minnie Murray re ¬ turned home Sunday Chas B Skillman of Cloverport Breckenridges Bank was in town Monday and quail ¬ fled as notary public Our 1800 stemset and stemwind I watch is a genuine guaranteed Ameri- can made watch Nothing on earth can equal itLewis Ball Thos J Moore of MoDaniels was in town lust Saturday He hats another week to teauh at Glendeane before takes active charge of His office heI lrITuylor Superintendent and Assistant Superin ¬ tendent respectively of the M E church Sunday School 150 to 250 a genuine Seth Thom- as weight clocK in good order Guar- anteed 12 mouths Nothing better These are second nand guaranteed and U KLewis Ball Ten and twelve dollars I Why pay these price to drygoods and grocery concerns for Railroad Special and other similar watches when 5 i is all we would ask you for a Railroid Spe ¬ cial Lewis S Ba- llWEBSTER H H Norton has moved to his firm near town F M Knott has moved to his farm near Gaston Sheriff Bassett was here last Satur- day ¬ on busing J R Mays went to Cloverport on business last Friday Roy Kennedy of Garfield was here- on business last Saturday- J C Kurtz is visiting friends and relatives in Hardin county George Sketo ought a farm near Lodibnrg and will move tnere shortly- CE Chapin late of the U S army arrived here lust week to ilii this brotherMiss Ada Henderson is at Hardins Imrg visiting her sister Mrs Amon Kincheloe Jas Suillman Sr accompanied by AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA AAAA AAA AA A A AAA AA AA A A AA A 0 Are Pleased With the News E a FATKSVILLK Ky Jan 11 1904- Mu i J J D BAHUAGK Cloverport Ky e Dear Editor Everybody around and about our town arc t = very much pleased with your paper P They consider the News as one of the best papers that hasC C ever been sent into our town And I would be perfectly lost could 1 not have the News to read every week and I will say I wish it could bo published e every clay because it contains news from all over tho State of Kentucky I is Those whose homes arc without this paper should try itnl and see for themselesH Wishing you EYours < MOLLIE FAWVEH E TTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTTTT TTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTYTVVT S son ed N for up and and = one more an for In order to cut down our stock we hero make some prices that will you These prices are for the only and wo make for cash None of goods go- on or on Sold for cash Twelve pairs Mens No Shoes fljO 200 Fine No2 Shoes 200 Childrens Vests No3 for 10c- Bargain Skirts or No4 Mens 0c Sweaters I No5 for 38c Childrens Shoes No6 for 7sc 125 Bed I for 7Sc 25c Golf Gloves ISC- No8 pick out of the lot KY Will Pumphery at John Mo GavocKS last week Tom was at Hardinsburg last Saturday and bought three worK mules of Vic Robertson Our Sabbathschool is In a flourish- ing and invitation extended to the community to join Quite number from here will visit this w ek to show cause why tax list should not be rais Ada Henderson Miss Kurtz and Mrs H 0 Keys each entertained the flinch club on separate nights last week Miss Eva Carrigan of Gaston and Miss Alberta of South Bond Ind were pleasant visitors at Mrs P Parks Is rumored that Mr S A Adkis has bought the blacksmithing business here from J R Mays an d that he will conduct this line of buss ness here on an scale in the future Four Fast Trains Chicago To St Paul NorthWestern Limited light throughout 1000 P M and 300 A Vast luxurious equip servations apply to your nearest ticket agent or address N Mv BREHZB 435 Vine Street Cincinnati O I Is It is simply a good honest common sense food tonica combination of rich Port Wine and Pure Pepsin nothing else It is not a cureall or a medicine acute or chronic diseases It does not take the place of the doctor It does strengthen weak diges ¬ tive organs tones and builds the impaired impoverished nerves mus ¬ cles blood and promotes a perfect condition of vigorous health It is a valuable remedy for dyspepsia indiges ¬ tion and stomach troubles generally for weakened vitality and impaired strength It is a preparation of great worth for nursing mothers tired women old folks invalids and conva- lescents ¬ l It is highly recommended by physicians prescribed by them Two sizes 50 cts and 100 For Sale Bv A R FISHER Cloverport Ky This sale continued week Dont lose opportunity bargains astonish rood coming week them positively these account sent out approval onlyBargain Bargain 1 Bargain Twelve pairs Ladies 350 Bargain 125C Ladies 19SC Underskirts50cBar- gain f Bargain I 1 BargainI Comforts BargainAll I Ladies I Your visited Lyddan ¬ condition cordial their edMiss Norris Jones ¬ extensive MinneapolisVia RyLeave electric ¬ schedules ¬ unequaledPor Wha- tWALTHERS PEPTONIZED PORTand longdemonstrated BABBAGES Bargain House No9 380 The pick of our 35c line 20cI I Bargain No 10 I Ladies for OOc Union Suits 850 Felt Boots 198 BargainI I Only a few pairs left at the price BargainI I 250 Boys 3piece Suits138 A bargain at the price Bargain 135c nays and Mens Caps 18c No 13 The pick of our stock at 18c arg 200 Jeans Coats No lnI I for 100 Bargain The pick of bur entire stock of I No Is Mens 250 PantsatIOO Bar No nlnIfioC Boys of Pants2ScI I BABBAGE SON CLOVERPORT a a recently- It Undershirts NNN NNNNNNN N NN NN 2 i NOTICE i TAXPAYERS I have promised some to notify thorn before I was COM PELLED to have their taxes So I tako this means of tell ¬ e all persons owing taxes to got ready to settle I I Iing it Now I am going to give you the remjiindor of musti i to get readythat is collect up your money i this month be ready for you will be visited and your money must come You cant put off death when tho time comes and it is said only death and taxes are certain I am dealing fair with all I dont need your money personally but tho man I owo docs need his Now if yqur property is adver- tised who is to blamet Respectfully ft M Beard D S BC First and Sixth Districts NNN1 + + + + NNN N N NN Fountain Pens very cheap at J D Babbages 1 1 riy i 1 j1 1 Ai uIt i i Y uIa a i J e y 9 l

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BRECKENR1DGE NEWSJNO D and V Q BABBAQE-

Edltorf and Proprietor

Issued Every Wednesday

Subscription Price f100 a year or125 if paid at the end of year

CARDS OFTIfANRS over Ove lines chargedor at the rato of 10 rents per lineOBITUARIES charged for at the rate of 5

nenU tier line Money In advance

Examine the label on your paper If It tIs

not correct please notlfv us

When ordering n change In tho addresssubscribers should give their old as well asthe now address

EIGHT PAGESWEDNESDAY JANUARY 20 1001

We hear no kick coming from any-

one Fair appropria ¬over the Worldstion Itojeinsto have the universalindorsement of all classes Our repre ¬

sentatives deserve creditfor its prompt

passage

What the people want in the Pan ¬

ama business is less talk and more

digging If Joe Blackburn still per ¬

sistsIn standing in the way of pro-

gress and civilization hs ought to be

shoveled out But Dave Smith will

attend to his grand stand play

We are glad that Boss Milt has

given a good place to Charlie Miller

His appointment meets with the ap-

proval

¬

of both Democrats and Repub ¬

licans Charlie has n responsible

position and is fully competent to

take care of it No more genial kind

hearted boy ever went out from thisIcounty and heres hoping that he may

come up to tae full measure of his

duty to his state to his party end to

those unfortunate ones over whom he

Is sent to control

Vnnt the farmers in this section

want to do Is to go into gout raisingGoats thrive on bushes in thicketson grass on any old land that Is turn ¬

ed out to waste Theres money In thegoat Tne Angora is best for this I

country Heres what its good forMohair Is made from tho t

fleece and mohair is valuabe and al-

ways

¬ i

in demand No better meatthan the flesh of an Angora and the kid

is better than Inmb Its milk is rich ¬

er than tne cows Its leather makesfine boots and shoes gloves and book ¬

bindings Pelts go Into tine rebel andwraps Get a pair and start in They

aont cost much and they are worthlooking after Raise more goats andless tobacco a

We are to have the boys of ourneighboring town Hawrsville withus next week They are coming tomaze us laugn and they tell us theycan do it There are twenty of them I

in allall good nice boys just outfor a little innocent fun Let us allturn out and welcome them to thistown Home minstrels negro mindJ

Ktrels no better ehow on earth than a

good home iniusfrel troupe Way back

in the sixties this town had a minstrel show It was a good one tooNat Raitt Dave Murray lane Web

ster Bill Smart were the leading chart

voters And they wore good in theirline They made fun for the boys

and girls and the elder onus too

Happy old tithes were those It is nipleasant to got back Into your boy-

hood

Kin

days if it is oily for a glimpse

President Roosevelts special messageto the Senate on the Panama affair isone of tho ablest most illuminative <and most conclusive state papers thataChiefj

Most rcople and most papers lookout for the worst things that con be 3said of a man especially if ho be in 4I

the public service and on tho otherside of the question We dont believe3evpry3

be on our side or not Its a mightymean man or woman but what has 4some good traits What the weeklyBays of Mr Roosevelts paper we be <lieve to be true 4

The weekly1 knows a good thingwhen It sees it We dont I ways seeithe best things about our President 4

MATTINGLY

Mrs Sarah Prank has moved into hernow store

Miss hula Brickey has returned froma visit to friends at Tarfork

Mrs C B Pate is slowly improvingJesse Tnul has moved onto a farm

near Jolly StationOscar Hendrick has bought a farm

near Cloverport and moved onto itMiss Effie Pate spenl two weeks withher sister Fronie Scott at Harned

Den Herr Performance Evnnsvlllc Ind 2530270 round trip Cloverport to Evans

vine and leturn Jan 27 good returningJan 28

Up For Spud SellingRichard Nally of Glendeane was

taken to Owensboro Sunday by landand was arranged pn the charge of

spud selling His trial was con-

tinued¬

until Friday and he was re¬

manded to jail

THIS

REMEDYIsGIVE

SatisfactionElys

Giies Relief at once

It cleanses soothesand heals tho dis-eased

¬

membrane Itdrlvoseuros tWtIandIn tin Head quicklyi 161s absorbed HealsthSensesiatdruELY HUOTlfEIW M Warren St New York

HARDINSBURG

Tax payers read Beards adH C Murray was in Cloverport

FridayTaylorDowell of Irvington was 1in

town SaturdayFranklin Kincheloe was a visitor 1

Cloverport SundayDr John E Kincheloe went to

Louisville MondaProctor Keith of Cloverport was a

visitor in town SundayFrank Fratze of Cloverport was iinI

town a few days last weekDavid Murray of Cloverport spent

last Sunday here visiting relativesMrs Richard Wathen of Louisville

is visiting her mother Mrs Sue Cox

Miss Mattie Hook entertained a fewguests at Flinch last Friday evening

County Clerk Win F Hook wain Louisville several days of lastweek

Roland Smith of Stephensport ishero visiting his mother Mrs AmandaSmith

Dr Milton Board returned homeSaturday from a trip to Frankfort and

LexingtonMissHenderson of Webster

is visiting h or sister Mrs Anion MKlnchnloe

Mrs J D Beeler cf Kirn is visit

The Cause of ManySudden Deaths

There Is a disease prevailing In thiseuntrv most dannRrmu beC2USe So dCC

new

0live Many sudden

pneumonia heartfailure or apoplexyare often the resultIof kidney disease Ifkidney trouble is all-owed to advance theIkidneypoisonedblood will attack thevital organs or the

kidneys themselves break down and wasteaway cell by cell

Bladder troubles most always result fromderangement of the kidneys and a cure is

obtained quickest by a proper treatment ofthe kidneys If you are feeling badly you

KtlmersSwampRootremedyIt to hold urine and scaldc

ing pain in passing It and overcomes thatunpleasant necessity of being compelled to Imanytimesextraordinary effect of SwampRoot is soon

It stands the highest for its won ¬

erful cures of the most distressing casesSMafip Root Is pleasant to take and sold

by allJ druggists in fiftycent and onedollar

mayhavethis wonderful dis-

coveryand¬

a book that

byitheart

tells all about it bum HnnMorSwitnpKootsent free by nail Address Dr Kilmer CotBinghamton N Y When writing mentionreading this generous offer in this paper

Dont make any mistake but remember thowlunIttevery battle

her parents the Rev and Mrs JlingLenninMiss

Richardson of UnionStar is visiting her sister MrsPercy M Beard

Mrs David U Moorman of Glendeane is the guest of Gen and MrsDavid R Murray

Preston Ford has been promoted tothe position of fireman with the LH Ss St L Ry Co

The Rev W F Hogard tilled niuregular appointment at the M Echurch South Sunday

Walter WIlson of Jolly Stationformerly Surveyor of the county was

in town Monday delivering his cropof

tobaccoMessrs

J A Carry and J W

Pate of Cloverport were in town ona business trip last Monday

The infant child of Mr and Mrs SA Pate who has been seriously 111improvedn

J C Oliver of Caster was in townlast Saturday and qualified as admin ¬

istrator of the estate of Mrs CarthageE

HornMrMrs Frank Haswell and

children of Arcola Ill who havebeen visiting his parents returnedhome Satrday

Miss Jennie Green of Falls ofRough who has been the charmingguest cf Miss Minnie Murray re ¬

turned home Sunday

Chas B Skillman of Cloverport

BreckenridgesBank was in town Monday and quail ¬

fled as notary publicOur 1800 stemset and stemwind

Iwatch is a genuine guaranteed Ameri-can made watch Nothing on earthcan equal itLewis Ball

Thos J Moore of MoDaniels wasin town lust Saturday He hats anotherweek to teauh at Glendeane beforetakes active charge of His office heI

lrITuylorSuperintendent and Assistant Superin ¬

tendent respectively of the M Echurch Sunday School

150 to 250 a genuine Seth Thom-as weight clocK in good order Guar-anteed 12 mouths Nothing betterThese are second nand guaranteedand U KLewis Ball

Ten and twelve dollars I Why paythese price to drygoods and groceryconcerns for Railroad Special andother similar watches when 5 iis allwe would ask you for a Railroid Spe ¬

cial Lewis S Ba-

llWEBSTER

H H Norton has moved to his firmnear town

F M Knott has moved to his farmnear Gaston

Sheriff Bassett was here last Satur-day

¬

on busingJ R Mays went to Cloverport on

business last FridayRoy Kennedy of Garfield was here-

on business last Saturday-

J C Kurtz is visiting friends andrelatives in Hardin county

George Sketo ought a farm nearLodibnrg and will move tnere shortly-

C E Chapin late of the U S armyarrived here lust week to ilii thisbrotherMiss

Ada Henderson is at HardinsImrg visiting her sister Mrs AmonKincheloe

Jas Suillman Sr accompanied by

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Are Pleased With the News E

aFATKSVILLK Ky Jan 11 1904-

Mui

JJ D BAHUAGK Cloverport Ky eDear Editor Everybody around and about our town arc t =

very much pleased with your paper PThey consider the News as one of the best papers that hasCCever been sent into our townAnd I would be perfectly lost could 1 not have the News

to read every week and I will say I wish it could bo published eevery clay because it contains news from all over tho State ofKentucky Iis

Those whose homes arc without this paper should try itnland see for themselesHWishing you EYours <

MOLLIE FAWVEH ETTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTTTT TTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTYTVVT

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for

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In order to cut down our stock we hero make some prices that will you These pricesare for the only and wo make for cash None of goods go-

on or on Sold for cash

Twelve pairs MensNo Shoes fljO 200

FineNo2 Shoes 200

Childrens VestsNo3 for 10c-

Bargain Skirts orNo4

Mens 0c SweatersINo5 for 38c

Childrens ShoesNo6 for 7sc

125 BedI

for 7Sc

25c Golf Gloves ISC-

No8 pick out of the lot

KY

Will Pumphery at John MoGavocKS last week

Tom was at Hardinsburglast Saturday and bought three worKmules of Vic Robertson

Our Sabbathschool is In a flourish-

ing and invitationextended to the community to join

Quite number from here will visitthis w ek to show cause

why tax list should not be rais

Ada Henderson MissKurtz and Mrs H 0 Keys eachentertained the flinch club on separatenights last week

Miss Eva Carrigan of Gaston andMiss Alberta of South BondInd were pleasant visitors at Mrs

P ParksIs rumored that Mr S A Adkis

has bought the blacksmithingbusiness here from J R Mays an dthat he will conduct this line of bussness here on an scale in thefutureFour Fast Trains Chicago To St Paul

NorthWestern Limited lightthroughout 1000 P M and 300 A

Vast luxurious equip

servations apply to your nearest ticketagent or address

N Mv BREHZB435 Vine Street Cincinnati O

I

IsIt is simply a good honest commonsense food tonica combination ofrich Port Wine and Pure Pepsinnothing else It is not a cureall or amedicine acute or chronic diseases

It does not take the place of thedoctor It does strengthen weak diges¬

tive organs tones and builds theimpaired impoverished nerves mus ¬

cles blood and promotes a perfectcondition of vigorous health It is avaluable remedy for dyspepsia indiges ¬

tion and stomach troubles generallyfor weakened vitality and impairedstrength It is a preparation of greatworth for nursing mothers tiredwomen old folks invalids and conva-lescents

¬

l It is highly recommendedby physicians prescribed by them

Two sizes 50 cts and 100For Sale Bv

A R FISHER Cloverport Ky

This sale continued week Dont lose opportunity bargainsastonish

rood coming week them positively theseaccount sent out approval

onlyBargain

Bargain1

Bargain Twelve pairs Ladies350

Bargain125C

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The pick of our 35c line20cII

BargainNo 10

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850 Felt Boots 198BargainII Only a few pairs left at the price

BargainII 250 Boys 3piece Suits138A bargain at the price

Bargain135c

nays and Mens Caps 18cNo 13 The pick of our stock at 18c

arg 200 Jeans CoatsNo lnII

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Bargain The pick of bur entire stock ofI

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IIing it Now I am going to give you the remjiindor ofmustiito get readythat is collect up your money

i this month be ready for you will be visited and your moneymust come You cant put off death when tho time comes

and it is said only death and taxes are certain I am dealingfair with all I dont need your money personally but thoman I owo docs need his Now if yqur property is adver-

tised who is toblametRespectfully

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