The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-13
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l night and also deliver lecture.
10 Carter, nephew.oi Mrs. d. o. Pusey,
visited her last week He left for Oh.oa-
20, thence TO Kansas City, Mo-, to reside
Mrs. L zzio Board and Biro. Mary Ann
Richardson spent a day and night last
week With Mrs. Lizzie Thompson, near
1Ieadevlls, this county.
Mr. and Mrs. Step Richardson spent
several days last week with Mr. and
Mrs JEFF Ditto. They are visiting rela-
tiyea 90 Breckenridge county and will
return to Oklahoma about the goth Of
this month.
zee, indeed each and ell Of Us in town
and county stand ready TO warmly vel.
come Mr.. and Mrs. hewitt and family
back. We ore more than glad to num-
Der them sgain as our own and are inn.
patient for their arrival.
David w. Fairleigh, Of Louisville,
Meade county man who married
Meade county lady, Emma Ditto, was
heard from last week at our State Capt.
tai ia ringing, stentorian tones on the
contested gubernalorial question. Dav-
ids speech. was more complimented and
more discussed by both sides than any
other that was made. Well, be is a
Fairlsigh--a name that means intellect,
hard sense and a big heart.
Our stores are full Of holiday goods
/ only wish we're a millionaire for a
little while then I'd like to shop No,
forgot, told Preston didn't want to b
anybody but myself. Wouldn't it be
funny If / should have money galore? !
would be like the generality OF the race,
i wouldn't have The executive power to
retain it or invest it, in fact IL would all
slip away. am very we'll satisfied
thank you; enjoy life hugely.
My friend and neighbor, Mra. Lizzie
Board and had a most deligbtiul visit
to Mrp Charley sdih Of Ekron last week
She is an entertaining, pleasant hostess.
ran to say "hoWdy" and "good-bye" to
my old Garrett friends, Mrs. Dr. Shack
lett and Mrs. Dick Dowell They are
good and true. Mrs. Mollie Board, once
my pupil, came in for a little visit, Mol
Inc has the brightest, cutest boy one can
imagine. Mamie Brown, or "Gypsy
Maid" correspondent Of our paper for
90 long, Is still confined to her bed--lour
months now-but is cheerful and hope
full We have promised those kind
friends another visit for the holidays.
Ohlyes. Mr.. Editor, sour new press.
Yes, IL viii partly belong to all Of ne.
We share it in common through this
good paper. mol indeed, no other town
OF 1000 inhabitants has such a paper.
Not many Of double or treble that num-
Der has such a paper. But you seq the
/ NEWS has God given talent and is using
it for His honor and glory. But one
must have backbone" and "push" with
it or be is a back number these days.
The NEWS has a record in old Kentucky
| Every subscriber know will helpOut on
the financial plank which Is a strong one
10 any platform But 10 the News plat
form we re not particular about what
kind olAoney, gold silver or paper, iult
so you send along, Our harmony
r1snk is OK. We have nointernal dis
ns, norivalgies, no heari-burnings
| -all we want is q unanimous vote on the
financial question and we believe We
win have it because each and every enc
/ is interested IN an up-to-date aistolass
newspaper
I am 10 receipt Of numerous inquiries
about "In His Steps" and 7 thank each
one ior bits OK her kind remarks as TO my
criticism. The most prominent question
Is "Was the novel founded on iaoi?'
win say the book is purely and entirely
/ imaginary. No such places or no such
characters ever existed. It was not
founded On fact az an, but was written
with the desire that the imaginary might
become real. In England the sale was
immense. but 70 Was due principally 20
Che fact that about twenty English firms
we're pushing the book az one time. Mr.
! Sheldon 8 agent went % London several
months ego % arrange iof another book
20 be published and 70 appear simuliane-
ously in Europe and America. Ian Nc
| Olmen'a Beside the BonnY BrIer Bush, "
/ 'Priaoner Of Zonda. 'rhe Christian"
/ east lynne" Three Men in Boat"
had Immense oirculations but did not
equal "In Hio Steps" which reached q
sale OF 900 600 copies owing though %
I those twenty firms pushing it possibly.
l Hia books sold in England alta penny
I but iho siie8 were wonderful 7 hope
I have fully uaNared all your questions
( 0aEed which AFFORDS mo great pleasure
IaIunya mim our "ohaily" ilvIngion
I correspondent when che doesn't come
/ in. 8he d decidedly original No"Ue'
"u8 or strained laborad style about her
communication but She comes out 90
I individually with HIn OF oouu your
I own Individual opinion notc'oahedundeT
NUe' or ediioHa.lY spesk.ng alWaya
I loved ani admired Browning Cor that ono
I particular thing ono datinoife eEpIes
a.fa ara positive Uso of iho peuonql