The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-22
EIGHT PAGES.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1905.
THOUGHTS.

THOUGHTS
help nation if temperance does not keep the control in
palaces and cottages, cities and villages bishop Burgess
THE wheat crop looked better this time of year.
WHEN the cofee cold there's a house.
growers hold for better prices is
causing some alarm in the cotton trade
place every in this who wants to work
and is not afraid Of it when he gets at it,
JULIAN Brown good man to have any He's hus
tier and not afraid He builds businesses and houses and sells and
keeps his money moving
had in their hands March according to the Depart
ment of Agriculture bushels of wheat 950000O0
bushels of corn and 37S 100000 bushels of oats
Coverpo Foundry running night and day and this
increased output increased pay roll and increased prosperity for
Cloveport The new management is to be congratulated
general agitation against the Standard Oil Co.
it has been discovered that the corporation has been escaping taxation
property valued 81 100000 the state of West Virginia
Fraize who soiounng Augustine Florida
puts under obligations for late St Augustine papers There
being kindly remembered by away visitors
THE walk the Sphensport bridge need repairing There
is hole in walk way that could through
another that child could step through They are dangerous and
need attention.
THE people the voters this county w. H. Bowmer
make the for the legislature They they would like to have
the pleasure of voting for him. Now the politicians to
nominate him.
c. A. FoorE Bewleyvle dealer in puebred Plymouth
Rocks and Bamas prizes her fowls the
poultry shows in Louisville and Greensboro She has as
handsome birds gaced pen and doing fine business
CUrBERr POWELL commercial writer for than quarter
century close touch with the packing industry declares that the
profit of the packers instead of cent the price
of cattle given in the Garfield report S per head 10
the price of cteand that this profit is turned every
two to four weeks
FARMERS letting their tobacco people predict
ed they would when the first season 1t fact that the
getting closer together and standing er for their price
with every succeeding day There is practically break in their
lines They displaying the strength Of the little Jap and like
the Japs, they have cause to stand fol-
President RoosEyE1r's highest ambition be like Washing
if the who hold the Of
fees in this country and those who seeking them would emulate
Mr. Roosevelt troubles land and country instead of increasing
would grow less Emuatng President Roosevelt is the highest
dard of American manhood and citizenship to our mind
are indebted Col Cunningham, of Chenaul for
choice barrel of Ben Davis apples No other knows better how
produce them It's be remembered by your friends and
no man appreciates these things
hoping Colonel your years may be long the land and that
your orchards will continue bear abundant fruit and prosper
ity have no bounds
The importation of ftyfour horse gas engine into this
Haynes reminds that twentyone years
imported little twohose power gasoline engine the first of its
kind installed in the 1t old style machine by
gasoline We used this and then put
the first of its kind used and the first
utilize natural for manufacturing purposes We using
power and this will give idea of how have
grown.
HENRY MooRIAN's highest ambition, he says, is walk the
rnsburg and have the people call him Judge Moor
man. And when that comes Il walk the with
baby my calling me papy Laudabe ambitions they are
and the young should be encouraged them lie seems have
the nomination by his party And nOw for cnch his
final he only has take stand for the right whisky
entirely of his campaign and say to the voters;