The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-02-21

an apology. Once Opie Read declares
Aunt Polly 7apologissd, for the moon,
which was not so full nor so bright at
her house as at other places. laughed
over "Mit-fords" supper at Aunt Polly's
lint The Waters of Caney Fork" as much
ash did over t'Uncle Ike and the Red
Headed FBoy.'5o3iq gng !
bus load ii 9uirdo2S AAN {
sad gvrr sIisnsTu YglN
/, In the illustrated Kentuckians of
this month see several familiar faces,
One is DrtJ.1W, OConnor, Of Elizabeth
town, who married one OF Meade Ceun-
tvs hapdsomest daughters, Miss Rena
Clarkson, OF Big Spring, whose mother
was a Miss ,WooliolkTsister-in-lav Of
Mrs. g. II, Casperke and Mrs. II O..
;Woodsony of this place. Dr. olConnor
is q prominent physician . OF Elizabeth
town. Then there is Henry Lee, infant
son of W eed Chelf, commonwealth at
torney, who too came to Meade and
claimed a beautiful girlp Miss Halle
Wrather, for his bride. There is fine
picture Of Mr.. Goebel on its pages. The
notable women whose -hsndsofne faces
aadorn lis pages are Mrs. Charles P. Wea-
Der, wife of the Mayor OF Louisville land
Mrs. Susan Look Avery, prominent
louisville club woman, who has been
the instrument of much good for the adj
of the womap'i club. Cath
crime SMoore's personal Gossip" is alpneI
werth the price Of the ,,.KentucHanP
leb 'sli1gsUod-o-s4s ysdT
II guess some folks will bsall the blueri
and more unhappy than ever when they.
Sresd thetafsvEpights psince those who
attended, Tie ,bperA. 4 ia I, aNSork City
saw one wealthy woman in box wear
ing bigpendstothe value of $500, 0O0and
another S275 600 and that at low ;esti-
mate the jswelsip the house amounted
to S 100000. That's all right II those
jewels we're paid for and the hearts that
Beat Beneath loved sod and humanity.
sWsshavs nonoEsFight .to condemn the
.firhi fpr wearing jswek than we have to
cendahA Opsnsn 10y oSnlng a house
and lot when some one next door hasn't
'ElfSut gtlsna. If were Socialist and
.bwhsdls q nice home l would be unhappy
If 1 did not dispose of it and divide up
wish the pooreF class Such things never
teould amouht To aaythinga as an ffgu-t
mspt againsl OR government. Let sFery'
body that can afford it wear diamonds
ashd othef jAwelsg fAtslast'Tthe mind is
HE ssAaEhSd of fk<m04a md fidY in-
tellect or trained, educated Individual
Y viii pass pass any tine, Aby%hefdis Hithdst a
jewel except the mind and soul. 4
[uTQ0W RTIUW O. |
That AaliRb tful hiterfty shset, The
Saturday Reyiey, is q source of great
PLEASURE 70 NE and there IL lalwayE so
,mqchjn it that ,9pesyould like to- AN
sxer That one cShid easily acquire mo-
ldoboiy. Ole Is judged by his Tort her
4riehdsi but Me- brI she tcani bel judged
mdch mnrsttruly by the books Oh papers
read. Ones friends are sometime the re-
'Buks Of acEiAs4 bhts fKdcsof Books Isl
deliberate ana thers4s no ffaer tes9 Of
ones heart and mind than the looks
S6naFn. Ho% gIAtifyinGitig TO reeg a
book and thenrcifculate-it ssheng friends
and find out what each one thinks and
hheh onsis found who thinks and teels
as another, a kindred spirit is reccEhiz-
ED -N iSaGSufs, safG way % SSnse dhe's
friends. Kmship with George Eliot"
is notcommonN have eye Ypn9,g friend
in whose affection. like my own, adam
.BedS, g. occupies the first place. Her
stories, poems, essays love- Theytoueh
Responsive chords in nay natureiapadis-
solve me into teaR or sxcite nyurisiblss
With their gFaser end i aStiss tf YqgsttiPg'u
fHbuu2 asiaY ndoL
II bad any thing ~ 20 do With framing
nlatforms for political parties or ii had