The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-06-16
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An Hour With Kentucky Editors.

state press, the efforts OF the officers OF
the Kentucky Press Association and
the great preparations Of the people OF
Middlesboro are making for their enter
tainment, many of the editors are going
to attend the meeting. There liz no
question but that their trip will be a
most delightful one, especially the two
days spent in Middlesboro, for as a sum-
mer resort that mountain city has few
equals in the mountains. The officers
Of the Press Association have marked
out very interesting itinerary. 1t is
given as follows in full:
Thursday, June Us: 80 a. M, leave
Louisville Union station, Tenth and
Broadway, over Louisville & Nashville
Knoxville branch, arriving at Middles-
boro at 6p m. Dinner at Junction City
en- route. 80 p. m, reception at
Hotel Middlesboro.
Friday, June 1873 a. m, business
meeting and election OF officers at Lii
brary Hall, IL a. m, escort committee
will take the association on a sightsee-
ing journey, starting from the Belt Line
depot and visiting the various industrial
plants, including the United States
Leather Company's tannery, Watts
iron furnaces, Holiday Stove Works,
Middesboro Machine Works and coal
mining in full operation. p. M, lunch
con will be served at the New South
Brewing and Ice Company's plant.
2 p. M, business meeting at Fern Lake.
3 pm. fishing and boating on Fern Lake;
tackle, bait, etc, will be furnished every
one. Fine fishing guaranteed. Naptha
launches at the disposal of the party.
Z p. m. dinner at the hotel. 8 p. M,
ball at Hotel Middlesboro; luncheon
served.
During the entire stay at Mindless
boro carriages, saddle horses, bicycles,
with escorts, will be provided for the
visitors to take side trips.
Saturday, June 1913 a. m, leave for
Knoxville. Train will stop for Cumber-
land, Gap, giving the association ample
opportunity to take in the sights about
Pinnacle Mountain.
Arrive at Knoxville II a. N. View
principal points of interest in Knoxville.
Depart for Chattanooga 4:1O p. m
over Southern railway.
Sunday, June 20-The entire day will
be spent in sightseeing at Chattanooga,
Lookout Mountain, Chickamaugua, etc.
Monday, June 2l-Depart for Nash
vile over the Nashville, Chattanooga &
st. Louis railroad at m.
Arrive at Nashville |: 80 p. m,
Visit the exposition in body p. nj.
Visit Vanity Fair p. m.
Tuesday, June 22-Visit Vanderbilt and
Fiske Universities, State Capitol and
other points OF interest a. M.
Visit Belle Meade p. m.
Wednesday, June "a Visit the "Her-
mitage," the home OF Gen. Andrew
Jackson.
Returning home members may leave
Nashville for home any time they de-
sire. transportation must be arranged
for return trip before leaving their
homes, except over the L. & N. railroad.
Annual Dues-Each member must
remit 81 for annual dues before GER
tifcates will be issued.
Hotels Arrangements have been
made for reduced rates at Middlesboro,
Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville
In the latter city good rooms may be had
at prices ranging from so cents TO 81.
Meals may be had at hotels and restur-
ants at usual rates. No advance prices.
Middlesboro hotels, 81 per day.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be
good for transportation upon presenta-
ton to Louisville & Nashville conduc-
tors and Louisville, Henderson & st.
Louis conductors. Transportation on
all other roads that members are re-
quired to travel over to reach Louis
vile or Middlesboro must positively be
secured by the members themselves.
transportation for the trip from Mid |
dlesboro to Nashville will be furnished |
at Middlesboro upon application to the
secretary.
Important-In requesting transporta-
ton members are earnestly requested
TO state the names Of ladies accompany
ing them; II they will join the party
at Louisyillei en- route, or at Middles-
boro, and II they desire TO take the trip
10 Nashville. This information will |
greatly assist the secretary in perlecting
arrangements. r. 4. MoRNINasrAR,
Secretary,