The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-03-10
BRANDENBURG.

Spain.
Mr.. Taylor Haynes has been quite sich
but we are glad to say he is improving.
Hurrah for our kind Editor for mo-
forsaking the old shee. our own deal
NEWS.
Maybe you think George II. Casperke
is not interested in the present canvass
George doesn't dabble in politics except
in the interest OF his friends, but he il
whole soul then.
1t is remarkable to notice how the col.
ored population are pushing to the front
for information. A number of families
here take daily paper which some
member is competent to read.
Great interest will be manifested in
the proposed international monetary con-
ference and the financial commission sug-
gested by the President in his inaugural
speech Every issue will go slow till
that almighty tariff bill is we'll pledged.
tt-Fitzsimmons. Fitzsimmons-
Corbett. Their names should be rele-
gated 10 the background by everyichfistia
man and woman in the land The IA
nous fights OF Spain were not more bru-
tai. 1t is heathenish custom and
should not be tolerated.
Bro. Pate preached last Sunday morn
ing and night. A beautiful day, hence a
large congregation greeted him. The
choir singing was good. Let all the
young people who can sing go in ard
assist. Mrs. Malin is faithful organist,
lend her your support.
Oh Mr.. Editor do wish Cupid would
shy his darts more accurately so I'd cen
have wedding to report. Lots OF ar
rows flying from the little fellows bow,
but the wounds are not deep. Only a
filtration you know in which Southern
girls are adopts and especially Kentucky
girls No harm done if the line is drawn
sharply.
/ knew, of course, when l struck
"Babyland" I'd step into hot water. /
have invitations galore to just come see
"my" baby il you want to see infant love-
illness. Well that boy John Brooks Har-
din is fat, fine, sweet Republican baby,
he never cried once the day of the inaug-
uration, but cooed and crowed all day.
Well if the Democrats don't harmonize
John Brooks will help keep the same
rule twenty-one years from now. AS
soon as | make the rounds I'll report
about each wonderful pet" their name
is Legion"
We have telephone connection from
G. II. Casperke's and St.. Cloud Hotel to
the mammoth on the hill (Tempa Simm's
store) and on out to the residence OF Dr.
Wells. Several private families will
connect. A movement is on foot to put
us in touch with number of towns in
the county. Charley Casperke is the
young Edison TO whom we are indebted
for this enterprise. If Charley only had
ply steal ability as he has mental capac.
ity he might indeed be second Edison.
Every true American, irrespective of
party utilization certainly had deep in
terest in the momentous event which
took place in Washington last Thursday.
Mr.. Mckinley has been chosen by the
people whether wisely or unwisely,
whether intelligently or uniDtelligently,
there may be great difference of opinion.
Undue pressure from one influence or
another, perhaps not entire freedom then
but anyhow the people OF these United
States put him in power. He may not
be perfect choice, The people that put
him there are not perfect. Tue Presi-
dent is not his own, but the peoples.
He has no right to be party man any
longer, but their President, but even if
he be partisan the people will demand
noble service from him as an officer
We, many OF US, may differ with him in
party policy, We may dissent from his
principles, but we are all in for good
government and therefore as loyal citi-
zens we should give our positive assist
ance and loyal support. II we differ let
it be manly antagonism for the glory and
honor ofa nation and not from selfish
interest. Mr.. Mckinley in his financial
views is not suiting the sound money
Democrats who supported him, but as
they helped work change OF Admins
tration, as patriots they should not seek
10 destroy the influence OF one who
makes that new administration. He has
taken his seat at critical period in
nations history, the out going President
had tempestous term the incoming one |
may have as stormy, anyhow he cannot |
have any more antagonism than Mr.. |
Cleveland eopec' ally from Southern Dem |
ocrats. Let us all, whether Democrats,
Republicans or Populists pray that our |
new President may be true TO himself,
rue TO God and his country. II 90 who |
AN measure the far reaching effect Of his