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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
OH al Vote of Meade County,

atty OF chewing; but being a spiritual
giant, he hurled javelin that sent the
beast into death agony. People talk OF
erecting monument to DIR. Parkhurst.
l hope they will, but his own fearless
ness and independence, his patient per-
tinacity and grand puritanic hatred of
evil, are qualities of character which
have already built him monument SO
high as to be visible from every part of
the country. OF course, variety OF
elements conspired to bring about a
change of government in New York city,
but without doubt DR.. Parkhurst was
the prime mover in this reform move
ment If the Luxow committee supplied
the fuel for the campaign DIR. Parkhurst
lit the fire. "A
Next to this heroic man we must AZ
pliment the great newspapers, which
took so active part in this glorious
battle for law and order Justice COM
pels us to speak of them in terms OF
highest admiration. What tremendous
agency for good the secular press has
been in the recent electionsl How
would this victory have been accomplish
ed without their prodigious activity and
worldwide circulation; their ability to
stir up public sentiment? We are
a reading people, and public opinion is
largely created by the daily newspapers.
If they range themselves against an evil
commence to lombard it, it is doomed
Every squib is bullet, every editorial a
broadside. If during the past few weeks
the secular press has not done genuine
religious work, then 1 don't know what
religion is. Well may pulpit and press
shake hands over this triumphant vic
tory"
We all know the result. Future re-
formers will do well to profit by the les
son. Let them be sure that they are
fighting real evil; and let them fight it
with facts ATLANTA Constitution.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
GARRETT.

Held over from last week.
Born to the wife of Jim Collins, Nov
8, nine pound boy.
G.. r. Miles and JEFF Wright were in
Louisville this week.
d. S. Roberts, wife and babe spent last
Sunday with Mrs. Burch and family.
George Holstein and wife were the
guests Of G. II. Miles and wife this week
X. /. McGullin, drummer for w IL.
Newman & Co., was in town this week.
Aunt Julia Ann Richie has been Wis
iting her son, France Richie, of near
here.
Mrs. Funk and children spent last
Sunday at Garnettsville the guest of
Cap Lane and wife.
Red Shacklett and family were the
guests of Mr. j. G.. Shacklett and wife, of
Hill Grove, last Sunday.
James Ricketts, and family, Of Bran
denburg, were in town Sunday the guests
Of Mrs. Crutcher and family.
Will Foushee and wife, of Ekron, and
DR.. Miles, wife and babe were the guests
Of France Richie and family Sunday.
Hugh Buckler went to see his best girl
last Sunday evening and didn't get home
Monday morning. Hugh there must
have been great attractions.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
F, K. RHODES.
Gone Down in Defeat But With a
Clean Record and a Clear
Conscience.
A LETTER THAT EXPLAINS ITSELF.

HARDISsBURG, KY, Nov. Z, lS94.-MR.
THos. L. WRoE. d. S. B. C-DEAR SIR,
We have met the enemy and have been
defeated but want to say to you that
feel that we have gone down in honora-
BILE defeat. / have never done the first
thing in my official capacity that l am
sorry for or ashamed of.
l have never heard word of COM
plant of one Of my deputies. l believe
we have all acted honorable and honest
in performing our duties. Now, the
majority of the people say that they
prefer some others to do their business,
and we can say to them that they are
entitled to their choice, and now settle
their accounts with us and we will retire
from ameng them.
Now Tom, am going to endeaver to
collect my entire book before the first OF
January. While have the highest re-
gard and best Of wishes for the good
friends that stood to us, justice to our
selves demands this upon our part. /
have councelled with many OF my friends
and that is the advice that every one OF
them has given me.
Yours Respectfully,
F. X. RHODES.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
BAIL TOWN.

Held over from last week.
Succt IS to the News and the Republic
cans.
Miss Fronie Pate was the guest Of
Misses Alice and Lula Brickey Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Brickey give the
youngsters a social last Thursday night
They report nice time.
Miss Maggie Bates, who has been
at Illinois spending several months with
her sister, Annie, returned home last
Wednesday.
Miss Clara Elder is at her grand moth
er Taul's to spend the winter.
Miss Lula Brickey, who has been sick
for long while, is some better.
Mr.. Fred Franks horse got scared the
other night here and ran three miles
before he stopped.
Miss Alice Brickey was the guest Of
Miss Ida Frank last Saturday night.
Well We will have to give up our coun-
ty road running from Balltown to st.
Mary's church. Joe Mullen says that
he will have to stop it now for he has to
go according TO promise.
Mr.. Owen Whitehouse was in Balltown
Sunday lie is almost stranger
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
No Man Too Poor to Take His County
Paper.


No man is to poor to take the county
newspaper, says an exchange, and it is
false economy to get along without it.
Hardly a week passes that something
does not appear in its columns that will
be OF financial benefit to the subscriber,
and by the end OF the year he has made
or saved from one to twenty times its
subscription price. The city papers do
not take the place OF the county paper,
although some people seem to think they
do The city papers are all right in
their way, but they don't give you what
you are most interested in-your county
news. You cannot learn from them
when and where public meetings are to
be held, who are dying or who are NOV.
ing in and who are moving out, court
proceedings, who wants to sell land-in
fact hundreds OF items which might be
OF particlar importance for you to know.
Such matters city papers cannot furnish,
but the county newspaper can and does.
II you can afford but one paper, by all
means take one that is published in the
county in which you live.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21

Henry Wilson, the postmaster at
Welshton, Florida, says he cured a case
of diarrhea OF long standing in six hours,
with one small bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
What pleasant surprise that must have
been to the sufferer. Such cures are not
unusual with this remedy. In many in
stances only one or two doses are required
to give permanent! relief. 1t can always
be depended upon. When reduced with
water il is pleasant to take. For sale by
A. r. Fisher, CIoverport and Kincheloe
& Board, Hardinsburg, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21

The way to cure cough IL to stop the
coughing DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
cuts loose the mucous, heals the lungs
and bronchial tubes quickly. Cures grip
cough in one night. For sale Ivy Short
4 Haynes, Cloverport DR. X. II McAlul-
lin, McDani~Is; VI. Meyer 4 Co Buras I;
Geo, Ileysrr, Constantine; A. Taylor,
Ros' tia; Drnry, Benin, tt 4 Co, Bewley-
vile, Ky W. Il Brown, Iryington, Ky. /;
Jno. p. Nichols, Garfield, KY; A. r.
Morris, Big Spring, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
wsll-Known and Popular in Owens
bor0.

The news was received here yesterday
morning OF the death at 10 o'clock Of
young A. b. skillman, one OF Clover
ports most popular and promising young
men. lie was the youngest son OF the
well known Cloverport banker, and was
a promising young man Of 20 years He
was well known in this city and leaves
host Of friends. Although for more than
a year he has been in bad health, he
visited in this city during the fair week
and became popular with everybody he
met. -Owensboro Messenger.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
PUBLIC SALE!

For two months, offer for sale on
twelve months time, all my farming i'm
plements and stock: Cattle Is head,
hogs 80 head, horses s head, good ones
Of all kinds. A bid of $500 is reserved
on Ben Herr. All kinds OF tools used in
modern farming. Farm on reasonable
terms and price.
Correspondence solicited. Going to
quit farming, it hurts my feelings.
j. F. CARTER, Webster, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
Rock Vale School.

On Friday, Nov 8, the close OF the
first ten weeks session of our school, a
written examination was held. The pu-
pills acquIt'd themselves most crediiably
as is shawn ly The Averages here pivel:
Fifth grade.-lda Howard, lOO Styles
Howard, 10 Paul ID, mp,ter, 0s; Glenn
Fisher, 90; Eli Fisher, 97l; Mamie
Fisher, 0s; sallie Clemons, 9s; Nettic
Doyle, 81.
Fourth grade.-Guylie Howard, 90 I;
John Fisher, 95; Mona Doyle.
Third grade.-TiIlie McCarty, 100;
Bume Day, 90; Lizzie Fisher, 90; Pearl
Pemberton, 90 Dowden Day, 90 Robert
Fisher, 90; Gustavc Doyle. 90; John
Doyle, 81.
Second grade. -Estel Pemberton, 90 /;
orah Patterson, 90; Lonnie jackson, o5 !;
Jos phi jackson, 90.
Mamie ]. GRERS, Teacher.
Gall at Babbage's the Gents Furnisher
for cold weather underwear.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21

Gall at Babbage's the Gents Furnisher
for cold weather underwear.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21
Boots and Shoes.

GEO. EEAKEL 81 CO.,
BRANDENBURG KY.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21

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OF Ayers Hair Vigor. This preparation
never fails to restore to faded and gray
hair its original color. Sold by druggists
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-21

Pure blood is absolutely necessary in
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Sarsaparilla purifes the blood and
strengthens the system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

aud II they do speak TO truth, and then
are assailed for IT, / dc not want to
read the assaults made upon them. Il
has become so DO tfis community that
man Of the purcst life cannot speak
upon certain topics without beng at
tackled and % fed. = this OF Cod
No, IL is not. There IS no God DO IT,
Il B, OF the devil. ard every Latter.day
SAINT ought to know this. II we wat
to receive the blessing Oi God, We muat
take a. cuuric that we can ask His bless
INK upon US. 1nerc Us no,hink, my
brethren AMI 81 .t,ts, more precious than
10. religion God has given o.. Tie has
given unto us rules Of lily hy His own
vo &C., and we know Tor ourselves thst
they are tu.. Let "a therefore regu
late our own lives according to them.
and put away everything tEat Is con.
tfaf" thcfctI, 800 inst when we meet our
Lord. as / trust We all shall, Tie viii
approve of "a, aud lay. "WcIl done,
good aud faithful servant trust tins
m iy be the welcome that We shall re-.
cettc. aud that we shall dwell Boo His
presence externally WHAT b. there that
Is more Delightful 20 Contemplated
want myself and my brethren and sis.
tiers to so live that We shall be like our
Lord and Savior. and when We are
tempted to do something, ask ourselves,
would the Lord Jesus do that q lie
were here u lie would not then do
not want to- Let US have this feeling
in our hearts, aud ! pray i may con.
stnntly rest upon us, in the name OF
Jesus. Amen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

Will receive reward orpunishn mt We
carry our pu1i.hment with u.:we cannot
escape t We carry blessing with u.s.
We carry heaven or we cary hell with
Us. Heaven isnot altogether = question
II locality, nett Is he'll. Hell IS with
he individual that deserves IL. lie may
% whore he pltasce hell will b. with
him. II be deserves heaven. wherever
he goes heaven will be with him or
course, it isa desirable thing TO be in
good society and people who keep the
laws of God will be In the society Of
heavenly beings aud live in heavenly
places cttrnally. and u will intensity
tlnirp ca4ufc and happiness We know
This hy experience in this life. But you
pu' man who is sinner and who Is
carrying with him the penalty Of his sins,
into Co." society of heavenly beings, and
hn could not endure IL. he would be In
he'll.
We should remember these things
We should seek to be- happy. to have
heaven In our hearts, and TO possess the
gii's ct God. Then we shall be truly
happy aud our lives will be full OF peace
and iov No matter how adverse the
citcumst1ncc., our inward happiness
will not be affected We will know that
God is controlling ali things tor our
good, aud that lie Wili not suffer any
thing TO beiall Us that isnot tempered
by Him tor our future glory. II Is this,
my brethren and sisters. that makes
these valleys so desirable to many
people who are not OF u.s. They are
conscious Of the feeling that there IS a
spirit Of peace and contcntment am ng
this people There Is no disposition
among faithful Lattcr-day Saints 10 take
advantage NJ their neighbor A man
who takes advantage of his neighbor-
and there are men who call themselves
Latter-day Saints who do this-hur,s
himself far more than he does the per.
son whom he wrongs. u works self
degradation. Men aud women who In.
dugc Ia the spirit Of falschood degrade
themselves and iniutc their own souls
far more than they do those whom they
ATTEMPT to dciamc. And the only way
such men and women can cure this is to
repent aud make atoncmcnt We may
be envious, we may be Jealous, wc may
have malice In our hearts, and think we
can inlufc those whom We dislike by
giving vent TO H. but remember, as sure
as God lives, we uiurc ourselves every
time more than We iniufe those whom
We attack We should teach our
children this, that they may grow up to
love the Truth, for the truth will endure
forever but the supefstructurc OF lies
will tumble to the ground.
Nv migd comes nov to these political
dllngs We are Ia the midst OF a poll.
ucdl campaign, and TO me the lies that
are told, the Misrepresentation and the
attacks that are made, are sickcning.
will not read political paper will not
allow one To 10 into my house. My
children shall not read the mistcpre.
senia ions and ialscho0ds that are cir
culatcd by men through papers. The
atmosphere Of my family SHAH not be
dchlcd by their presence ! will not
read the speeches which contain these
attacks. u men cannot tell the truth
v they canno, speak truly OF principles.
| do not want to read their utterances;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20

Justly themselves in their ndulgenc.
because of this. Parents do certain
things, and because the children see
their parents do these things they do
them SO II IS throughout the world
But Il should not ne among as to On.
extent that Il Is Etch individual shlu q
seek to do that which he himself knows
10 be tight. regardless ct what Others
DO We should have clear conviction
is to the truth, then carry out those
convictions IN the proper spirit For
God desires TO make OF u.s. people 70
this kind lie has promised the Latter
dav SAINTS that they shall ue rulers iu
His KIN don lie has promised that We
shall have thrones, crowns. principal
tiles. powers and dominion These are
not idle promr IS. They have % mean.
ng Tor every soii unto whom they are
made. ! know that II We will live Tor
Them, we shall have thrones, actual
thrones. we shall WELD sceptrcs. as Tar
ts sccptrcs are cmblemaucal OF power
Ind authority, We shall have dominion
md control # we live so as to ayCiup
The Godhsc attributes that we have
inherited from our Great Father For
here Is not one soul here today that IS
cot endowed with the attributes OF
Deity, undcyclOpeI PROBABLY in many
instances. hut there Gods design 100
revealing the Gospel Is o. develop these
attributes 10 HIS children, so that men
may be made the companions of the
Lord Jesus. CO heirs with Him to 40 the
glory aud power that the Savior inn
Sc I enjoys and wiclds. Therefore, il
We be men and women, Il is our duty TO
do that which VIC ourselves know 10 be
right. What matter. u to me 10 man
chooses to do a thing which Is not nghif
is II tor me to do as he dOcs' No u
b. TOR me to conceive correctly that
which Is right, then carry Il cut in my
lie, and teach others 10 do the same
Until We do this We shall never attain
unto that glory that lie has promised.
God has mace great promises TO Us
connected with the Celestial Kingdom.
Some have imagined that as soon as
they leave this state Of existence they
enter upon celestial glory, especially
after they get their rcsurcctcd bodies.
| do not believe that W will ever reach
there unless We develop within us those
qualities which will 10 Us .or that cNal.
tltion. The promise Is given 10 a.. but
We must live SO as to realize 10. No
being can be exalted only By sell devcl.
opmcnt aud self cNcui1n. God will
bcstow HIS blessing, but we must be
developed under His power aud bless.
ing upon us, Il Is vain idea, taught 10
the false religions OF the day that all
man has TO do IS to believe aud then his
eternal happiness IS insured. Il IS such
doctrine as this that leads men who cali
themselves ministers OF religion TO
stand upun the scafl1id with the con.
demned murderer. and promise him that
he will be ushefed into the immediate
presence OF the Son oi G. ID because he
processes to believe Ia Him. It Is Jolly
aud wickedncss To teach this. IL be-
Titles God aud the Savior. We should
not deceive ourselves with such an
idea. II We are to associate with our
Father IN Heaven, AMI with the SayiYr
Il must be because we become like them
Il there Is a quality which csus pos.
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.c,ses. we must POSSESS H. u there Is
aithlulness which lie has exhibited. we
must exhibit II. II there is obedience
which he has manifested while boz The
flesh. simtlar obedience must be shown
10 our lives. We must do all this or we
wili not be like HIM. ! would like TO
impress this truth upon the min is OF thu
Latter day SAINTS, that they need not
fold their arms and imagine because
they are mem Icds OF the ChufC1 that
that is all that IS necessary. We can
sec Tor ourselves the powers that God
has endowed us with We are conscious
that g. a has endowed Us in o. very
wonderful manner. When our minds
are NO up with the SpIit OF Cod, We
are flied with exalted ideas. u is night
THAT we should exercise these powers
I would not, however, 10y any express
sion of minc. convey the idea 90 YOU
that IL il o dilhgu matter to do "iat
have been talking about, ani TO- serve
God. lrsus said llis yoke wds cIsy
and liz burden was light ID is 10 The
weakest OF us carry IT, God stands
ready uu our right and on our luit 60
give unto us al the aid that we need
but Tie wants us to exercise faith and
the pOWer, that lie has given unto MS.
aud not follow someone else bHndIy
aud do things that are stong because
Others do them.
We should teach our children correct
principles and insul into them "a icciilg
to do right no matter who does wrong
There are some weak natures that need
Strengthening In this direction. Because
their companions do certain things they
think. uut OF courtesy and 20 fee 10 sht.
they must do the same things ! well
remember in my youth particular
friend OF mine here lie would drink a
little WHISKY. bucau the youug men
he associated with drank whisky Tie
said to me more than once, George.
why can't you drink and be sOciablci
dou't care anything ABOUT Il, but like
to be sociablc." lie was one OF the
most brilliant men Of his age ! have
known M the Church. and when he was
thifty-iyc years OF age he filled
drunkard's gtave-all from the desire TO
De sociable and cOmpanionable. You
will see Others drink tea aud coffee be.
cause somebody they respect drinks tea
and coffee, and they will play cards be.
cause Il Is sociablc to do NO. Aud a
great many justify themselves by saying.
well, Brother S1.and.So does H."
This IS all wrong, aud We should teach
our children tnag il IS wrong, and we
should impress upon them that each IL
ansWcrablc iuf himself or herself Twill
have to answer for mine, YOU will have
to answer Tor yours The Savior. Of
course, stands TO plead for all OF us, as
the Mediator aud as our Redccmcf, but
We cannot saddle upon HIM our short.
cumings and our slns, and ask Him to
bear them. We shall have to be
responsible IN the day OF the Lord
Jesus lor ourselves. A woman cannot
say. II leaned upon my husband aud de.
pended upon hum" The husband can.
not say. 81 was led by my wilc.a the
son cannot say II was led by my
father" and the dau inter cannot say.
II was led by my muiher" OF course,
/ speak generally. Each will have to
stand Tor himself or tor herself aud each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-20
Individual Salvation.
Discourse Delivered at the Tabernacle city sunday
noon. October i4th. 1904. by
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON.
tREroRrEp ny ARTHUR wNrERl

When we assemble together as we
have done this afternoon, it Is our priv
nege, II we will exercise faith before the
Lord, to receive instruction and counsel
adapted to our circumstances. have
never felt satisfied In attending meet.
ings in this Church unless have been
prohlcd by that which have heard, or.
III were my lot to speak, by that which
/ spoke; because believe that when
a man speaks by the Spirit Of God. he
not only edifies and comforts those who
hear. but he himself is probably more
benefited than any Of his hearers. The
people who assemble should so exercise
faith In their prayers to the Lord that
the meeting will be profitable, and that
they will feel refreshed and strength.
ened. Our circumstances are such In
this life that we need to be strengthened
and comiorted. Especially Is this the
case with the Lattcr.day Saints, be.
cause they have many things to contend
with. a true Latier-day Saint depends
upon the Spirit Of God Tor strength and
comfort, Tor peace and light There are
many In the world who depend Tor
comfort and enjoyment upon stimulants
OF various kinds and upon social pleas.
ufes. All kinds Of amuscments arc put
within the reach OF the people and a
great many 20 through the world de-
pending upon these external things Tor
their enjoyment and happiness But
man, according TO our religion. who
depends upon such things as those,
never can be truly happy man. There.
fore, entertaining the views that We 10
OF lie, and OF the character Of life that
We should lead, we need the outpouring
Of the Spirit OF God upon us. When We
come 90 meeting we need TO have our
souls revived and strengthened so that
when We 20 into the busy world we
carry with ms as fountain within,
bubbling up with pure happiness and
joy. this Holy Spirit. have always
said, and believe Il is true, that there
are no people upon the face OF the earth
who are so happy as the Latter.day
Saints. And their happiness Is not OF
an evanescent character, Il Is not that
which comes from external surround