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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
4 New YOrku, N. Y.
POsiedzenie Oddzi0{u.

Zaprasza sic wszystkich reprezentan-
tow grup Zwiazku N. p. i towarzystw
z New Yorku, Brooklyna i okolioy ma
nadzwyozajne posiedzenie Oddzia}u
Skarbu Narodowego, kt6re sic odbe-
die W dniu 8 kwietnia r. b., o godz. Z
wieozorem, W sail pod mr.. AZ PREY Grand
ulicy, W Brooklynie, W celu ogolnego
porozumienia sic CO do obchodu Kon-
stytucji 3-go Maja i demonstracyjnego
wymarszu z New Yorku do Brooklyna.
Szanowni polacy! r-eprezentanci to-
w~arzystw, ~pamietajcie o owym wielkim
dniu 3-go Maja.
W. Jungschlogier sekr. Oddz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
M. BrzOzoUSki.
Il BraddOck, Pa.
OdeznG do pOieE % Pittsbur0u.

Oddzia} XII VOL. Pol. Krakus0w, or.
352 Il. n. P. z Braddock, Pa, uchwali},
jak wan wiadomo, sprawic sobie lance.
Otoz my, polki z Braddock, tow. Polek
ma Obczyznie, pod opieka M. B. Czesto-
chowskiej, or. 8 Zwiazku Polek, prag-
mac isc wzorem naszych pramatek, po-
czuwamy sic do obowiazku, by chora-
giewki do lane by}y darem polek, a
ME chcac, by ten przywilej ~wy}acznie
do mas naleza}, o~dzywamy sic do was,
siostry, zapraszajac do w~sp6}udzia}u i
pomocy. Me watpimy o szcze1ych i
dobrych waszych checiach i W tym celu
upraszamy szan. panic, by sic zaje{y
tenn, jezeli So o lyle }askawe i chca nam
dopomodz. Nastepujace panic So pro-
szone, by sic zaje}y kolekta: Przewod-
niczaca Sok6}ek: PAM Wisniewska z
Wilmerding; sekr. Sok64ek: parma He
lena Baczyhska z Pittsburgh, S. s.;
sekr. tow. CIV. Wolnosci: PAM J. Do.
machowska z Pittsburgh; P. Kolb z
Pittsburgh, SIS, i parma Helena Wlaz-
lihska z Braddock. Kazda z pan po-
wyzej wymienionych raczy sic odnies6
z jakakolwiek sumka do nizej podpisa-
nej, najpozniej do 1890 kwietnia r. b., a
my sic Postaramy choragiewki wykoh-
czyc i takowe Krakusom wreczyG PREY
udziale ~wszystkich of~arodawczyh ma
naszym balu, ktory sic odbedzie dnia
3Ogo kwietnia +. b., Turner hall, W
Braddock, Pa.
Anna Szymor0~skn, sekr. prot.
l2l1 Washington ave-, Braddock, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
II st. Paul, Mimi.
WSpOmnienie

Zawiadamiam krewnych i z~najomych,
IL W dniu % marca b. r. rozsta}a sic z
tym swiatem, pc d{ugiej i ciezkiej cho-
robie, Amelia zKaweckich Ramocihska,
przezywszy lat 95. Urodzi}a sic W mics
Gle kowicz, W gubernji warszawskiei.
Mieszka}a u c6rki i ziecia przez 33 lat,
mieszkajac w CUB. wo}yhskiej, a W 70.
ku 1890 przyby}a wraz z zieciem, corka
i wnuczkami do Ameryki, do st. Paul,
gdzie i ~zakohczy{a zycie, jake dobra
polka i patrjotka. Ciagle marzy}a, ably
mog}a wroci6 do kraju i o fem tylko
marzy{a. Smierc przecie}a jej zamiary.
Pozostawia W smutku pograzonych:
ziecia, corke i trzech wnukow.
Felix's Derwichowski, zie6. Jozefa
Derwichowska, corka. Wnuczki: Mi
chalina Lux, Florentyna D~erwichow-
ska, Stanis1aw Oerwichowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
mic, zosta} skonoentrowany korpus piet-

mic, zosta} skoncentrowany korpus piet-
nastotysieczny. Jest to bezwatpienia
manifestacja przeciwko Turcji, z kt6ra
stosunki W ostatnich czasach naderwa}y
sic znacznie. Chodzi przedewszystkiem
o Bulgaria, ktorej ambitny ksiaze prag-
ME koniecznie nosic tytu} kr6la, a po-
niewaz tytu} ten mog}by sobie nada6
a Przytem og}osic niezawis}os6 Bulgaria
cd Turcji, gdyby uda}o sic mu pozys-
ka6 Rosie, obieca} wiec rzadowi rosyj-
skiemu, re przejdzie ma wiare prawo-
s}awna (obecnie jest k%atolikiem), re
odstapi Rosji bu}garski port Burgas ma
stacje weglowa i re odda armje bu}gar-
ska pod zarzad rosyjskich ofcerow.
Z~ausznicy jego, ktorzy obecnie rel wo-
dza W sobranju (bu}garska izba pos}ow),
projekty te zmoskwiczenia Bulgaria po-
pieraja, niszczac opozyoje i by}oby
wszystko dobrze, gdyby ME to, re Rad
Turecki zamiarom tym jest przeciwny.
Widocznem vice jest, re Rad rosyjski
pragnie przez wojownicze demonstrate
Emusic Turcje do ustepstw W sprawie
powyzszej, a takze w sprawie otrzyma.
MIA koncesji ma budowe kolei zelaznej
W Ali Mniejszej, wzd}uz po}udniowe-
go wybrzeza morza Czarnego, o ktora
stara sic grono kapitalistow rosyjskich.
Znamiennem jest, IL car d~otychczas
ME wyrzek} s}owa odpowiedzi ma pros
be borrow, co do i%nterwencji ola poko-
jowego z%a}atwienia zatargu z Anglia.
Wyrzec sic wszelkiej interwencii, TAX
jak to uczyni}y inne mocarstwa, ME
pozwala mu stanowisko, jake zaja{ wo-
bee konferencji pokojowej W Hadze,
zazadac zas cd Anglji zaprzestania woj-
ny z boerami, by}oby rownoznaczacem
z wydaniem wojny. A vice czeka, sly
kujac tymczasem armje swa i flote do
wojny i wybiera sic do Moskwy, gdzie
ma przybyG IL b. m.
Odwiedziny tie prastarej stolicy pan
silva moskiewskiego o tax niezwyk}ej
pore daja obszerne pole do domys}6w.
Wstrzymamy sic jednak cd Mich, spo-
dziewajac sic predkiego rozwiazania tel
zagadki.
Zanotowac ~jeszcze nalezy demonstra-
Gle floty rosyjskiej W Chemulpo, glow
nym porcie Korei, ktora zmusi}a rad
koreahski do ustepstw ola caratu a wy:
wo}a}a w Japonji kontrdemonstracje i
niezwyk3a gorliwosc wprzygotowaniach
wojennych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
CudOWne LekaiStWo,

Dfugoletuien doswiadczeniem, mozolna
praca, wynalszfem wresz lie kombinacye
1iof l korzeni, kt6re W pofaczeniu y winem
daja zt~umiewajacy srodes ma Katar Zo'adka,
kiszek, Niestrawnosc, Chor1by watroby,
Choroby sk6rne, Ma Ner Towo &, Pc wieksza
ilosc krwi i w~macnia cafy organizm
GORLKIE VINO
DR.. NJ. +. Bozyncza, wyrabiane pod jego
osobistem nadzorem, jest najlepszem, jake
kiedys olwiek istniafo lub i~stnieje i Jest u
znane rzez najlepsze powagi lekarsiie, ia
ko jedyny srodek w twoim rOdza, u wynale.
ziony. Pra' to i owoc dfugich lat poszuki-
wan czfowieka oddanego swemu z~awodowi,
a ME ludzi niekompetentnych W dziedzi-
ME nauki, a ten bardziei W me 1ycynie. Juz
sam fakt, re pc uzyciu jednej buteIki chory
czuje nadzwyczajna uIge. swiadczy jego
skutecznosc. Sprobujcie, a przekonacie sic
ssmi, jake cudowne sa jego skutki. Naby-
wac MONA w aptekach ! b u
DIR. M. F. BOZYNCZ,
5l9 Milwaukee ave Chicago, Ill.
Uwazajcie, by ma butelce byf podpis DIR. M.
F. Bozyncz, gdyz tylko takie butelki zawie-
raja prawdziwe. ME podrabiane lekarstwo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
Przeglad %pOlityczny.

nat zmieni{ o lyle stanowisko swoje, ze
uchwali} move prawo celne dla wyspy
Puerto Rico. Mianowicie, ola produk-
tow przysy{anych z Puerto Rico do
Stanow Zjedn. na}ozone bedzie clio,
wyzsze o 10 procent, niz taryfa Ding
leya, towary zas przesy}ane ztad ma
wyspe z~ostana prawie zupe}nie cd cha
zwolnione. Prawo to ma obowiazywaG
do / marca 1902 r. t. j. do chwili W kto-
rel samorzad wyspy zostanie ustalony
ostatecznie.
Krok powyzszy senatu jest nadzwy-
czaj wazny, DO nareszcie zakohczy ma
wyspie okres nedzy i z~astoju, z drugiej
zas strony naprawi opinje stronnictwa
republikahskiego, nadwatlona przez
prawo uchwalone poprzednio.
Il wysp F~ilipihskich nadchodza wciaz
wiesci ME weso}e. Wojna partyzancka
trivia ciagle z wielka szkoda ola amery-
kanow i interes6w archipelago. Agui-
naldo znajduje sic podobno obecnie W
Singapore, ma zamiar jednak znow po-
wroci6 ma Filipiny i stana6 ma czele po-
wstania.
Po kr6tkiej przerwie, wojna W Po-
{udniowej Afryce zawrza&a ma nowo.
Okolice miasta Bloemenfontein, w kt6-
rem roz}ozy{ sic feldmarsza}ek Roberts
z $4,000 zo@nierzy, SD obecnie widownia
codziennych utarczek. Boerzy otrzas-
nawszy sic pc kapitulacji jen. Cronje,
ME tylko, re ME ustepuja pred angli-
kami, ale nawet z nadzwyczajna smia-
}oscia w~ystepuja zaczepnie przeciwko
przewazajacym si}om nieprzyjacielskim.
TAX nap. W zesz}ym t~ygodniu nacisneli
tax anglikow pod Brandfordt, re Okla
za}a sic potrzeba wys}ania II tysiecy
wojska ola wyparcia ich z zajmowanej
pozycji, a dnia 81 marca W miejscowos-
ci Tbabanchu, o 80 mil zaledwie cd
Bloemenfontein, wprowadzili oddzia}
pu}kownika Broadwood tax zrecznie W
zasadzke, re zabrali mu 7 dzia}, wszyst.
kie bagaze oraz 800 ludzi do niewoli.
Jestto p~ierwsza porazka armji Ro-
bertsa, armji, ktora pc zabraniu jen.
Cronje 5000 borrow do niewoli, mia{a
juz presto podazy6 do Pretorji. Tymcza-
sem nietylko, re 6w marsz do stolicy
Transwaalu zosta{ powstrzymany, ale
.nawet okaza}a sic potrzeba odwo{ania
jen. M~ethuena, kt0rego wys}a} by} Ro-
berts ma odsiecz miastu Mafeking, wciaz
~jeszcze obleganemu przez borrow.
Ciezka poniesli strate W zesz}ym ty-
godniu boerzy przez smier6 dzielnego
wodza naczelnego armji Transwaal-
skiej, jenera@a Jouberta, kt6ry zmar} W
Pretorji ma zapalenie kiszek, przezyw-
sly lat IS. Wielki ten w0dz zasIyna}
pc raz pierwszy W 1881 r., gdy W miej-
scowosci Majouba Hill pobi} ma glove
przewazajaca armje angielska zniewo-
liz niejako tenn zwycieztwem Rad an.
gielski do zawarcia traktatu pokojowe-
go. Podczas obecnej wojny odznacza}
sic pod Ladysmith W bitwach mad RE
ka Tugela nadzwyczajna odwaga i
zdolnosciami organizacyjnemi, cho6 zo}.
nierzem, W scis}em znaczeniu tego wy
razu, ME by}. Przedstawia} on W woj.
sku transwaalskiem zywio{ nieprzejed-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
Question Answered

Yes, ADJUST Flower sul. las the lstg-
est sale Of any me lic.uei. tie c.vi I'D
world. Your mOtheIs and gyaud-
mothers, never thought Of using any
tt'nI el-- in Indigestion or Buiousness.
Doctors N,r, scarce, ADD tuey seldom
IA ard OF Appendicitis, Nervous P,o-tfa.
ton. Heart failure, etc. They used An.
gust Flower TO clean ont The system and
stop f.rm"1tstion Cf undiges'cd food,
regulate t4s action ct the liver, sJimu-
la the nervous aud organic action Of
The system, and that is al they took
when feeling dull and bal with head
aches and other aches. You only need +
few doses OF Green's August Flower, in
liquid form, to make yousstisfed there is
nothing serious the matter with you.
For ale bY-A. K. FISHER.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
Wnal Makes HOme?

Home is made by the family. With
out the love which comes with children
there may be house but never a home,
in the best meaning of the word. Many
a house which was only four walls and a
roof has been made a home by the
agency of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. Nature sets her face against child
lessness and "Favorite Prescription T"
works with nature to remove the OBJ
stacles to maternity.
III had been a sufferer from uterine trouble for
about three years, having two miscarriages in
that time and the doctors that consulted said
would have 10 go through an operation before
/ could give birth to Children writes Mrs.
Blanche E. Evans, of Parsons, Luzerne Co., Pa,
Box az. cWhen about to give up in despair, /
bought bottle Of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion and after taking Il felt better than had for
years. Felt improved before had taken one
half bottle. AFTER taking four and half bottles
gave birth to bright baby girl who IS now
four months old and has not had a day Of sick
ness She IS as bright as can be. cannot say
too much in praise Of DR.. Pieree's Favorite
Prescription"
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser a work
for every woman is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay cost of mailing only.
Send ri one-cent stamps for paper COW
cred book or 81 stamps for cloth covered
to DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
EIizabethtOwn District
Conference Meets

The Eizabethtown District Confer
ence convened at Irvington last week,
beginning Wednesday, June 9th. The
first day was devoted to the Sunday
School work and the remaining days TO
the District work.
Rev. d. S. Campbell, Vine Grove,
Presiding Elder, presided over the as
sembly and W. A. Haynes, Big Spring,
was Secretary. The delegates were
Rufus Holbert, Pineyville, Hardin coun-
ty w. H. Cain, Sr, Bewleyville; A.
r. Morris, Big Spring; d. 2. Green,
Vine Grove. Alternates were I. B.
Henderson and G. w. Beard.
Recommendations to Annual Confer
ence Geo. H. Owens, Hodgenville, and
James M. Woodbridge, Big Spring.
Mr.. Geo. E. Morris, Bewleyville, was
licensed to preach. The Woman's for
eign Missionary servises was led by
Mrs. Cunningham, Friday afternoon,
the ladies taking charge of this service.
An enjoyable time was spent by al
and the Irvington people are to be con
graduated upon the success Of theil
efforts ON this memorable occasion.
The Conference meets next year al
Big Spring.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
FoRDsvILLE.

Mrs. Jim Smith is very sick with
fever.
Everyone appreciates the fine weather
after so much rain.
Miss Ava Dawson has returned from
a trip to Louisville.
Arthur Worseley is home from Har-
dinsburg for few days.
The new addition to. the Baptist
church will soon be completed, and there
will be an ice cream supper in the grove
at the church next Saturday night,
Sunday Schools were well attended
Sunday. There was also large crowd
out to hear Bro. Thompson at the Meth
odist church. His sermon was on
Missions"
There is an old well just above Jack
Harris's house near the railroad cross
ing, that has come to light since the
heavy rains. 1t was known to be in
that vicinity years ago, but it has beer
covered with mud and debris until fol
sometime its locality was uncertain
The well is now plainly seen and known
to be the well Of former days.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
BEWLE YVILLE.

A new fly has appeared on the wheat.
Farmers behind hand. Too much
rain.
Miss Villa Drury spent several days
at Irvington last week, the guest of Miss
Mary Wrather.
We all went to District Conference at
Irvington last week, had good time
and hope to go again.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. p Hardaway visited
their children at Louisville and West
Point during the Reunion.
Mrs. Sara Lewis is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cox.
Mrs. Alonzo Bennett has returned from
a visit to the city.
Miss Stella Paul spent several days in
Louisville last week.
Mr.. Chas. Blanford was in Owens
boro last week attending court.
Mr.. Arthur Scott, of Hardinsburg was
with Mrs. Heron a part of last week.
Mrs. Chas, Druuy and daughter, AL
berta, are making an extended visit to
Carrollton. Mrs. DruIy also attended
the Diamond Jubilee at Shelbyville.
w. H. Cain, Sr., visited his sister,
Mrs. Orendorf, recently. Mrs. Orendorf
makes her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Lena Crosier, Of New Albany.
Miss Bevie Cain visited friends in
New Albany and Falkland during the
Reunion, and was one Of the g Y party
of the Evening Post boat ride.
Mrs. w. J. Piggott, Misses Lena
Drury and Blanche jolly will attend
the Convention at Cloverport Thursday.
Thos. J. Jolly is census enumerator in
district 8.
w. Thos. Cain is taking census in Big
Spring and Custom districts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crabbe will close their
school at Irvington Friday night, June
18th with frst-class exercises. Their
entertainments have well deserved
reputation, and everybody should take
advantage of this opportunity for a
good time.
Norman Hardaway, one Of our boys,
who has a position in Grand Forks, n.
Da., writes cherry letter to one OF his
friends in which he makes kindly men
ton OF my items, and to him l make my
best bow and wishes. Those people he
boards with are certainly nice folks.
This is the time for Children's Day.
There is a good deal Of hard work to be
done, but it is highly commendable
and the beautiful thoughts in the songs
and reci,ations that are lodged in the
hearts and minds Of the children
are uplifting and enrolling and will be
a. good seed sown to DO Of use in after
life.
GOTDrN ROD,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
HOUSE PARTY AT THE
FISHER HOMESTEAD.

Saturday morning a special car from
Louisville came to this city over the
Henderson Route" bringing the follow
ing persons to a house party at the Fisher
Homestead given, by Mr. George @.
Patton, President Of the Patton Vitrifed
Brick Plant
Those who composed the party were
Messrs. John NJ. Anterior, Peter Lee
Atherton, Chas. DePauw, Thos. Floyd
Smith, Mesdames Chas. Depauw and
Thos. Floyd Smith, Misses Barbour
Bruce and Katherine Caldwell. Their
Fisher gave them royal stay.
They returned 70 Louisville Monday
evening.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
Travelling Freight Office OF The "tien-
derson route" To Be Abolished.

Mr.. Walter R Hill, Travelling Freight
Agent of the Louisville, Henderson and
st. LOUIS, for nearly three years past,
has been notified that this office will be
abolished July l. In giving Mr.. Hill
notice the Gensrsl Freight Agent took
occasion to pay high compliment to
the retiring agent, expressing regret that
the company was compelled to dispense
with mis- services for ecouomy's sake.
Mr.. Hill being capable man will 10
doubt soon make connection with another
road He is brother OF the ate Edgar
Hill -Louisvile Times.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
Lawn Party.

Master John Allen Murray and Miss
Donald Murray entertained their friends
Monday evening from seven to ten. A
merry time was passed in playing
games, and the evening glided away on
ly too quickly. Oranges, cake and lem
onade were served during the evening.
Those present We're; Misses Katie
Norman, Ella and Jane Smith, Sue
Roberts Watkins, Owensboro, Margaret
sherman, Toledo, o., Eloise Nolte, Vir-
ginia Hudson, Mary and Margaret
Joiner, Lula Sewers, May and Ray Hey
ser and Maud Polk; Messrs. VIM. Bow
mer Burks, j. d. Babbage, Jr., Tom
Ferry and Douglas Rafferty,.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
w EST VIEW.

The corn crop is looking fine.
Mrs Emelia Mathews is very sick.
Mrs. Susan Laslie is on the sick list.
Mrs. Nora Allen is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cundiff has been very
much indisposed.
Born 10 the wife OF Frank Smiley,
June lst, fine girl.
The trustees met Thursday and elected
j. L. Mathews as teacher.
Mr.. Allie Skillman and wife visited at
McDaniels Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. NJ. d. Pumphry, who has been
very iii for sometime, is much better.
Mr.. Tilford Harper and wife were Wis
iting in Hardinsburg Saturday and Sum
day.
Dentist Board, OF Hardinsburg was
here doing dental work Friday and Sat-
urday.
The remains Of Mrs. Collins, age 70
years, were brought from Shrewsbury
Saturday and buried Sunday at Mt.
Zion.
The Sunday School elected Mrs. F. R.
Robsrds, Mr.. Pete Laslie and Mr.. W. d.
Smith to attend the Sunday School Con-
vention from this place.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
GLENDEANE.
School closes this week.

School closes this week.
Magic lantern show in town this
week.
Mrs. Burnett visited her son at Falls
of Rough, Sunday.
Dick Owen and Dave Norman were
in Irvington Sunday.
Mrs. Sweat visited at Rev. Miller's,
Falls of Rough, Sunday
DIR. Jimmy Owen, Cloverport, was
here ON business Monday.
Mr.. Stun sold horse at a fancy price
to a Cecilian man last week.
Mrs. w. R. Norman ndlittle daugh
ter are visiting at Wildwood.
Miss Mary Jarboe visited at W. r.
Moorman's, Planters Hall, Sunday.
DR.. Dempster went to Powers, Daviess
county, Sunday ON professional call.
Supt. Driskell has appointed Mr. Perry
Hoslins trustee for the next three
years.
Mrs. d. G. Norman went to Irving
ton to attend tn emeeting Saturday and
Sunday.
Falls of Rough and McDaniels played
base ball Sunday at the Falls. Home
team won.
Mrs. Lucy Hunter has bought the crop
put on her farm by Mr.. Fentress. She
will move to the farm this week.
The Rev. Mr.. Stone, of Grayson-
county will preach at Utopia Hall next
Sunday just after Sunday school.
Mrs. Clint Lewis, Mrs. McGary, Mrs.
Teaff and John Lewis and wife, of Har-
dinsburg, were visiting at Joe Mating
ly's, Sunday.
Miss Icy Henning and Lawrence Ber-
~, both living near here, went to Can
Melton Wednesday night, were married
and have returned.
Buck Norman was driving cattle,
Monday and in chasing them through
the woods, lost a valuable gold watch.
He offers a generous reward to finder.
All persons having books belonging
b Utopia library are requestedto return
them at once. "Marse Chan" Fifteen
Decisive Battles" and Richard Car
vel' are especially wanted.
Julian Browns new house is being
erected on the hill. He will move into
it in August. His store will then be en-
larged and will include the two rooms
now used to live in. With his way of
packing goods, he can put big stock in
building 1Sx50, the size he'll have in
two months more.
Again comes a vacation period-or, at
least, a change Of place for fewmonths
and again my pen, as regards the NEWS,
must rest. I've tried to note faithfully
the events of our model town and neigh
bolhood. I've missed many l know,
and am conscious Of imperfectly writing
O hers, yet the intention has been pure
and the attempt earnest. May another
take up the work and report our people
each week, is my earnest wish. Where
ever ! go. I'll first turn to Glendeane
when the News is received. May an
ADLER scribe do her and her good citizens
justice.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
COLOR BLIND.
CoIorei Boy Appropriates S35 OF The
Harris Hotel Funds For His
Own Use.

Joe Bradford, a colored boy who has
been running errands for the Harris
hotel at Hardinsburg, was arrested last
Saturday night on authority Of Mr..
James Harris the proprietor. Bradford
is charged with wrongfully obtaining
money. His business was to run En-
rands for the hotel, get supplies for the
table sc, Mr.. Harris says he would give
the boy the money with which to pay
for the things, and instead of doing so
he appropriated it for his own use. In
this way he claims that he has gotten
away with upwards Of $500.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
A ROUGH RIDER.
Franklin Kincheloe Won Laurels sun
day as q Fearless Rider at
flardinsburg.

Paul Rcyercs ride was reproduced in
broad daylight, at Hardiu-burg last
Sunday afternoon 10y Mr.. Franklin
Kincheloe.
A young man from -.had been 10
town and when ready to depart was
afraid to mount his mule.
franklin. meanwhile. impatient 10
mount and ride, neither stopped TO
"pat his horse nor tighten his saddle
girth' hut said: Friend, if the mule
was ridden into town, he shall beridden
ont but hold the reins and III be off. Pc
Thcu--
"A hurry of hoofs in a village street,
d. uop' i'm the sunlight, a voice 50
Tina, And yet, through the
su. .u heat,
Tho pride Of the Bellies was riding
$50 feet.
Tic ina, left the village aud mounted
the steep,
And beyond him is Garfield his
friend,-they weep.
You guess the rest.
Franklin came walking into town,
half am hour later. heated and excited
but only too thankful that his return
trip. on foot, was only from the top Of
Goodman's hill back to town, whereas 1t
might have been from Garfield back.
Three cheers for Franklin and his gal
LIANT hOrSemanship.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13

THE young Democracy were in the
saddle at the Couy ntion last saturday.
Capt. Gross wanted his Old friend Hen
~ Wattersou recognized by an instruc-
ton as delegate at large to the National
Convention, but the young bloods SAID
Norway with him-We viii putnone
on guard save those who voted for Bry-
an in '06 and accepted the Chicago Plat
folm.'
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
Manager Cert Has a
Son To Watch Over.

Master Leslie Ks'z, son OF Mr.. A. j.
Katz, of Louisville, who operates "The
Fair" in this city, has come here to re-
main during the summer morths and in
hale some pure aud unadulterated coun-
try cir. He is handsome little fellow
aud is an eSctllant type oithe old gentle
man.
Manager Cert has been blessed with
more cares, to which he dosen't obi ct,
that isto obligsts himself to discharge the
duties of faithful and indulgent father.
1t is the prediction of everyone that in
HE hands Master Leslie is perfectly safe
and that Mr.. Ceriwill ever be as watchful
and painstaking as father.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-06-13
Owner of klamath 2:0734
Entertalns Her Friends.

Miss Katie Yeager delightfully."- en-
tertained her friends last Wednesday
evening. Those present were Misses
Lula Crist, Della Bait, Dora Berry,
Pearl and Mona Perrigo and Matte
Graham; Messrs. Sam and Charles Ber-
ry, Harry and Tom Morrison, Carl Lish-
en-, John Graham, VIII White and Fred
Brown.
Games were INDUCED in until late
hour, after which refreshments were
served, a pleasant evening was spent
and it viii he long remembered by those
who participated in this gay function.