The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
EIGHT PAGES.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1905.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1905
For the civilization what needed not brilliant
ability unusual genius but the qualities of plain wokaday VIZ
e possessed by the average mantle quality that makes out Of him
good father husband and good citizen That what we
deal with in life first of al.-Predent Roosevelt
MUD and sIush always follow a freeze up.
Doy let this damp weather soften you1 along with your
tobacco Mr. Farmer
THERE is one thing glad getting up in the world
and that is the thermometer
OUR city fathers are doing handsome thing by spreading
ashes on the muddy places.
THE government crop report estimated the
crop for 1904 by 4OO,O0O,O0O bushels.
crop coming of the freeze in good
shape. 1t looks as if it were badly frost bitten
queer sight that Bryan occupying the
bed The question that puzzles good peoples whose bed It,
Bryans or Roosevets.
Hungarian club in New York recently entertained President
Roosevelt royal style Things have changed the last fifty
There Rooevelts in Louis Kosuth's time.
Mr. WILLIAM KAsrr who had his ear badly frost Mon
day week. his place the jury last Monday his well and
in good shape. He says Paracamph did the work
Tow LAWSON says the Standard Oh doomed that it will
90 up He stands ready, he says, to walk
from Boston Washington help President Roosevelt
manipulate the probe
DoN'r slam tie door, Many womans wrecked and
her temper by the part men, 1t
should be mans religious duty his to the peace and
quiet of hi, home
Brokenthe backbone the backbone of the
tobacco up weather business would boom
the would be happy and all hands would round together
And such happy time we all would have
THE politicians don't like ticket for sheriff just we
pected politician don't like anything when he in it, But
people like and they ought to have the
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and should have Why not name them and elect them!
THE ice plant is sure 90 for Clovcrpo and we are glad
thanks the enterprng citizens who put up their money get it.
CIoterpo slowly but surely coming the front With the ice
plant other industries will follow All to do is keep ham
merng keep pulling keep cheerful and hopeful and we'll all get
there in the end There are no flies on Cloverport
PRor ANDREW DIsKEL has foy-our pupils enrolled in his
normal school at Harmed and has applications for several more
primary department. in charge of Miss Aurey Bman has been
established and has been success from the start Prof
energy and hard doing great work for the young
and Of this county We glad him succeeding
in his work May his normal at Harmed continue and prosper
THAT Missouri farmer, farmer who
stands by his home paper But the News has right complain
The farmers Breckenridge county have stood by for nearly thirty
years and still doing And why shouldn't the News stand y
them! The News has always been friend the farmer and
ever shall be as long the writer has anything to stand
there time when the needed standing by, encouraging
and stiff backbone it is The fight of his life is
THE this country are the men whose names seldom find
apce print There the track walker railroads, covering
miles of track with the thermometer eight and below
ming every foot of the safety engineer who
drives his at mile ice-covered rails through
and ee and m for his train regardless
the weather. The in the
the throttle takes brave engine little
think of it, All honor to him.
QUARTERLY meeting services held with the rvingon church
last Saturday and Sunday Rev Hyne the PASTOR loud in his
praise his membership and his official board and point
view of the best the Louisville His official
board he says business board composed of business men who