The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-04-04

have never yet heard Of subject |
was afraid TO express myself on nor seen
a biped that could intimidate me.
Henry hewitt is practicing with his
preceptor, DR.. Burch. Experience is
more than theory. Henry realizes il.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Bishop have re-
turned from their bridal trip and are at
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishops suburban home.
A good many Of the pupils and all OF
the teachers of Brandenburg Normal at
tended the Association at Highland last
Saturday.
Miss Louise Babbage has handsome
Kurtzmann piano and does her teacher,
Mrs. Capt. Roland, great credit in play
ing and singing.
We have formed a small, congenial
party for the May Festival to hear Nor
dica Wednesday night and to attend the
Matinee the same afternoon.
Misses Bette Clarkson and Lulu
Voolfolk will leave for FL zsbethtown
this week. Miss Virginia Rhodes will
be found at the telephone exchange to
answer the hellos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chae. Fairleieh have
sold their home in Paducah and will
make their home in Covington, Ky.
They we're here last week to see Judge
O. G. Fairleigh and wife.
Mrs. d. NJ. Duncan has returned from
a two weeks stay with Mrs. II. n. Dun
can, who is nicely and conven-
iently domiciled in her pretty new home
with a fine view OF the river.
! d idn't stay near on &
enough in Cloverport. Jennie New
som, my kind friend of girlhood days,
and had only begun to erect our altar OF
the past and place fond memories on it.
Misses Ada Brown and lone Dowden
have been in the city for the last week TAX
ing items in late millinery and laying in a
large stock OF beautiful goods. Opening
day is. every day and they are at your
servict with prices to suit everybody.
Mrs. ]. d. Hardin, Mrs. w. F. Grin
nell. Mr.. A. @. Burton and several of his
young men teachers (his pulpils) will
go to Louisville to see Joe Jefferson.
Mr.. Burton takes the same stand that
Wellesley College does that the drama,
when pure, is literary aid. So it is.
In the big boxing tournament SEIZED.
uled for Music Hall April 9th, Dan Rich
ardson OF the Y. NJ. G. A. will be in the
big gymnastic exhibition. The contest
will be warm because of Dams known
ability. Dan is a Brandenburg boy and
we hope he will get the medal for the
best boxer.
Messrs. Coleman andChilds have great
ly improved the old mill on beautiful
Doe Run and will have it ready by June
as summer resort. A large party will be
down from New Albany and Louisville
at the opening and will meet party
from Brandenburg. A piano and mu-
stefan engaged to play in the evening
will be an attraction. Fine sulphur
water, excellent table and beautiful
scenery.
have converted number of people
to my belief-prohibition. Please don't
talk and quote local option to me and
vote the Republican or Democratic
ticket. Inconsistency l have no patience
with it. Talk prohibition. Down liquor
at the polls. Make it national question.
Make it an illegitimate business instead
OF a legitimate business and then while
you are talking local option, don't lose
your Christianity.
never like to be disappointed in
friend. l have always considered Mr.. r.
II. Neyitt possessed Of well trained
mind accompanied by broad spirit.
So when heard he had quit the News l
went Immediately TO him and asked for
an explanation feeling that a difference
In political points could not bias him.
His explanation showed that only since
his return from Dallas bis paperhad failed
to come. So, Mr.. Editor, you are in fault
We all want what pertains to us to do
us credit, to throw luster upon us. Most
Of us are so selfish that We even want
our conversation to be with those whose
interests are as ours politically and 30
cially. Mr.. hewitt is more like Carlyle,
he yields wisely to others all that he
claims for himself. Send the News right
ahead to r. II. hewitt, Brandenburg
KY.
MI a.. n.;.Lota. who has haan