The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21
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pie attended services at ST. Martin last
Sunday.
No sickness in town-M DIS are rest
ing somewhat on their oars--getting
ready for an impetus.
Misses Rula Malin and Prarle Ditto
did noble work, as we'll as our people,
for the Il BOD sufferers.
Mrs. John Snyder was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. hewitt last Saturday. She is
very much improved in health and
spirits.
Social items scarce and press OF en-
gagements and more business than usual
prevented your correspondent from
cleaning the flying sheaves
Mr.. A. @. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
desty and most OF the senior class at.
tended the Association at Big Spring last
Saturday and report profitable, pleasant
time.
"Uncle Jonathan 20 Yes indeed,
"Uncle Jonathan" thank you whole
bimetallism heap for all of those "White
rose VIM. j. Bryan compliments"
do appreciate them l assure you'll will
come again on the subject next week /
have secret to disclose when / have
more time. In the meantime Uncle
Johnathan, au revoir.
/ would have been delighted to have
heard Col. Robert G. Ingersoll last Sum
day on "How to Reform Mankind"
Most significant subject for the great
orator to handle. have heard of peo-
pie beginning at home with reforms
That master, God-given talent should be
employed to elevate and advance his
fellow creatures in Christianity COM
bined with advanced theories.
Wonder If the Courier.J Journal lie
scared Wonder if it is exercising that
beautiful charity requisite for a clear
conscience? Wonder il the Dispatch
"vaunteth itself-is easily pulled up"
Long live the grand old Courier-J ournal 1!
But an early grave for the Dispatch 1 do
not wish. Let the people all be repre-
sented. Down with one-sided-ness-
Give us liberty and thought or give us
death.
The program rendered last Sunday
night by the Woman's Missionary Soci-
ETY. and the Epworth League was
unusually fine. The singing by the
choir was pronounced the best heard
here for a long time. The selections
were all of the best. We could have
just as good all the while by practice.
The congregation was large. 1 heard a
number of gentlemen say, ave had but
one regret-it was in church and we
couldn't call back"
Dear me scientific research is always
invading and trespassing upon "areas'
and upsetting time-honored theories
such as the earth is no longer hollow |
The idea of this old terra irma being
solid to the core is quite consoliDg l
love people, love theories, 1 love any
thing that is sound and substantial and
solid to the very center-no variable
ness and with no limitless depth-noth-
ing superficial. Let science stalk on
ward and upward while we wonder.
The Louisville Dispatch, with VIM.
Jennings Bryan, silver's champion, to
adorn as frontispiece. All hail to BIZ
metallism Well, Mckinley says the
same - but International. While the
great Nebraska with "the beautiful
white rose adjoining the lapel of coat"
emblem OF white metal views-re fleets
the sentiment OF his followers-national
stand alone Ego it on lone hand
don't let foreign powers assist" If
there is anything in bimetallism let's try
it on the selfish" platform proposed by
the stalwart orator.
Brother Bruner preached at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday morning. He is
an earnest man, full of zeal for the Mas
ter. Mr.. Editor, is it any harm to mix
up Easter hats and spring costumes with
divine worshipP Well, anyhow, here
goes The prettiest, daintiest, loveliest
creations in head-gear fresh from an
artists brain-for you know l think an
expert milliner has to be artist-Misses
lone and Ada rank in the role-no two
alike and then the dresses Here again
reigned artistic designs and new revela-
tions galore Times may be hard but
such an array OF beautiful, exquisite
goods | never saw in this town. Every
dress-maker is crowded-hats, bonnets
going like hot cakes. Who has the
money? Who is hard rum What is
the matter with times? Amt slots" Of
it habitual acknowledgements from
croakers etc? think the world on
resur ection morn was beautiful. /
think everybody looked lovely, l think
contentment and happiness consist in
being satisfied. Don't you, Mr.. Editor
don't you all, readers, correspondents