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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 31, 1897

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 31, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897123101_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 31, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. jp y ifc- - A- - -- ca 7 - k v SS r r f I gv iB mA fcJ Hi 1 ML V I mm BOU RB IN g- H Ipvk B H J r CHAMP -- A MILLER Editors aid Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY Iwfn FRIDAY t63 Established FEB l x 1881 SEVENTEEN i YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYPRIDAYajDEOSlVEBBR OAK or MAHOGANY News Called CARLISLE MptlLERSBURG Nmwk VK 31 1897 NO 105 finishleather seat full size for hi 225 Many others just as good -- I From Nle vias County Precincts From the Mercury t Married At the Moorefield Cnarcb Mr Albert W Durham and Mit s Anna I McLean Eld F M Tindbr for a number of years pastor of the Christian Church at Mayslick will hegin his work in this city Sunday Married At the home of John J Barr the brides father Dec 29th Mr Wm T Higgins of Bourbon and Miss Maude E Barr Married At the residence of Mr A - Sotaa CMthered Miss Willwden of Paris is the guest of relatives here Mrs Ada Stiitfc had a relapse fseveral davs ago bnEisbuie better Mr AlmervjBefo of Mason is the guest of relativaeihere this week Misa Rnbaljgtof the MF C went to Carlisle VVedoesday to visit friends Mr 3ohn BJrtmmers of Loniaville is the guest pfjjCr Jas F Summers Miss LncykgSAllen went to Stanford Tuesday to Y3ft the Misses Wood Mr J lMirandpamily are visit ¬ B Campbell on Wednesday at 330 oclock p m- Mr Chas Linville and ing relativeiflfik Flemings burg this Sh Bur In AndAboatThe Catarrh to Consumption Catarrh invariably leads to consump- ¬ tion Growing worse and worse each winter those who rely upon the usual treatment of sprays watehes and inhal ¬ ing mixtures find that it is impossible to check the disease with these local applications which only reach the sur- ¬ face The offensive discharge increases all the while and gets deeper until it is only a question of chort time when the lungs are affected The importance of the proper treat- ¬ ment can therefor Mi readily appre- ¬ ciated But no good whatever can be expected from local applications as such treatment never did cure Catarrh and never will Being a blood disease of the most obstinate nature Swifts Specific SSS is the only remedy which can have the slightest effect upon Catarrh It is the only blood remedy that goes down to the bottom of all stub-¬ born diseases which other remedies cannot reach Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West S C writes I had such a severe case of Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one ear and part of the bone in my nose sloughed off i was constantly treated with sprays and washes but each winter the disease seemed to have a firmer hold on me I had finally been declared incurable when I decided to Pony Taken Up A pony came to our place 3J miles from Paris on Jackstown pike about two weeks ago Owner may have same by proving property and payimg for keeping and advertising J f - l deaver Ky Paris -- p Money Wanted I desire to borrow 2500 on first mortgage on city property Address G care The News Paris Ky lOdc i jSA tf PWHPTroriAXr T3TH TDTTQTtT7r A LMI LJlil vyrx JJSU JVJU1AXU learn what is to their own interest Oar sales on Leather Furni ture th past week show they have been investigating We can give Lyou the names of quite a number who have bought Leather Furniture the past week oi us Kathergood prom isn t it of rRLC AND ypTTALITY You fcome in after looking over the other lines and we IS Co Married At the residence of C TJ Brambiett this city on December 23d by Eld A N White Kr Cole A Collier and Miss Hattie Allen Judge Juo P Norvell was attacked with something that resembled paraly- ¬ sis last Monday but is on the improve Jl sell you now He will be out again shortly THIS WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE Died At on THAT Our line of Dutch lamps at 350 are unequaledj in the Saturday lasther home near this cityaged Mrs James Crow tyr fiO years She leaves a husband and THAT Our 150 225 and 300 Chairs are unmatchable any several grown children Burial at Pans Sunday ere THAT Our great sale of low priced Pictures surpasses anything Died At the home of his father 150 and Sheriff S A BatlifE near this city on r seen in the State selling as they do for 60c 75c 125 Monday morning last after several 5 weeks THAT The line of Fancy Furniture consisting of Desks from 20 yearsillness Clarence C Ratliff aged i up Stools and Taborettes from 150 up Tables from 125 up Monday night first inets Music Stands Settees and countless other pieces are unap ing of the newly will be theCouncilmeet- ¬ elected at jrhj achable for style and price which time they will elect a clerk C ity Mahogany finish Attorney Marsholl Street Coinniissicn jSPECIAL SALE OF CORNER CHAIRS iolsteeed in silk damask at 450 er and City Physician See 350 rugs in windows Married In Millersburg on 23d insf Mr Martin Shaw and Miss Leila Thompson of Carlisle were married at the home of Mrs Marion Johnson The young people were accompanied by Miss Kate Alexander of Carlisle and Mr W T Parker of Cane Kidge Miss Nannie Reed entertained a large party in honor of her visiting guests Miss Bessie Wells Maysville Miss Pearl Downs Lexington Miss Maggie Piper Hutchison Miss Bettie Reed Brambiett and Miss Ella Reynolds Jackstown Tuesday night and a most delightful evening was spent by all present Died Mrs W Wilkerson wife of Dr Wilkerson died at Little Rock Funer- ¬ Bourbon county Dec 20 1897 services by Rev J W Harding were al held at the Christian Church in Little Rock Wednesday morning and the burial took place the same afternoon at jMacbpelahtcemeteryinwCtwStrlinif aaagsggagaA--sv--v----- ji---m ITTIi LLIlil Miss Macie Collins week Misses ElatgiulVi and Lvda Robert- ¬ son are vnitinifMmFalm mth with their Pony For Sale I am now driving to my delivery wagon Apply to pony which 10dc aunt I have for sale a gentle eight-year-o- ld Mr C McKliwtey and wife of Butler 6Jicf Huffman aud wife thiri week jaljj Mr Wm PawjS and family of Rnd- dlps Mil Is wjKuests of Mrs Frank were guests v tf 0 GROSOHE j Pakis Ky Herbert Tueffiy W O HINTON Agent CF BROWERCO 0 EDWARDS yits10c fV I F B les bananas prunes grapes okles dried fruits oysters cel j crackers turkeys cheapest line of fire works aris me and se nie See my select stock of Christ s supplies Ih rrfv iiwBp spienaia snoes in up we are offering mmrmfTm 15c lb to date toes and shapes at low prices suitable sensible gifts for ladies misses Raisins 8 to or children Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Davis Thompson Isgrig ates 7 1 2 c lb The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its Oranges 25 to 40c dozen holders and to its policy holders and is 7 t- jr -- V - T2f- - lA rtf policy- ¬ now holding for them 180000000 an excess over premium reoeipts of over 20000000 tf vvngnts Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ tion sick headaihes 25c at druggists THIS COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE EuapdWiwiedic Almanac and Year Book for 1808 JFreo to Every Weekly 0 EDWARDS Subscriber We desire to call special attehtidfl to the advertisement of the Commercial Gazette on another page of this paper An Eneyclopaedic Almanac and Year Book free with each yearly subscriber is Certainly a great s oke of enterprise on the part of this popular paper s Nothing like it has ever been offered The Weekly Commercial Gazette has been recently enlarged from eight to ten WE ARE THE PEOPLE III W pages and the price remains the same as heretofore only 50 cents per year Now is the time to subscribe 12nov 6t Your Iiife Insured lc a Day ov bank- ¬ quarters For Correct Styles JXj fi I Mf 40 fjijnqHT tUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS 30 Business Suits for 35 5 Business Suits for 30 able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you Hats Knox and Dun lap doubt it write them Good health is the best life insurance Wrights Styles 3 Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and New line of Sbirts from 75c up Sick Headaches 100 days treatment day ahove The very latest collars and costs lo aevery A sight draft on brings 1 box bank in which your money back if we fail to cure you cuffs strictly up to date I offer my services to triepublic to put Sold by W T Brooks druggist in electric bells or electric burglar Collars 15c to 20c alarms in storerooms or residences Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair HOW TO FIND OUT and y Latest Necktie 25c 50c and Fill a bottle or common glass with urine Can recharge old repair old batteries wires and make as and overhaul ¬ stand 75c 2uU and complete line of and let itsettling twenty four hours a sedi ¬ good as new Terms extremely reason ment or Indicates an unhealthy con dition of the kidneys When urine stains able Wood Grinnan gents furnishings linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the Wrights Celery Tea regruiatea the back Is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ liver and kidneys cures constipation neys and bladder are out of order Land sick hdache 25c at all druggists WBAT TO DO Our insurance is protected seemed to get right SOIilCITOIt AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ ENT CAUSES at the seat of the 1729 New York Ave Washington D O disease and cured me permanently for I have had no touch of Catarrh Olflce established 1868 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested for seven years 2mar ljan98 The experience of Mr Chas A Parr of Athens Ga was like thatof all others who vainly seek a cure in local treatment He says For yeais I suffered from a severe ROUTE case of Catarrh the many offensive symptoms being ac- ¬ BEST LINE TO AND FROM companied by severe pains in the head I took several kinds of jit jSFIiBk1 All Points in Michigan medicines recom- ¬ iarmerH mended for Catarrh Mr Ste Bracken who and used various local has been c WUEKQsMi A Butler for applications but they White City Special srned his nosision had no effect whatev the past yeix Best Terminal Station and will eugri iftobacco busiaiies tr- I was induced to rKJm mBR2M YC - riitrsWpfcOVMt illfiSSifcMackjfl OIJlS jw WfiKfct iypMHiMy incrana alter tour montns l was ahout forty of his young friends off perfectly Avoiding The Tnrinewell and have never felt any Tuesday evaning and all declared Mac to be a real good fellow and all had a enects or tne disease since BOSTON Those who have had the first good time Wagner Sleeping Cars touchof Catarrh will save endless suf- ¬ Mrs Ada Collier Miss B ille Kerns fering by taking the right remedy at the Mr Chis Smith and Mr Chas Hale of outset Others who have for years Air Albert Brooks and sought relief and found only disappoint-¬ Baffett Parlor Cars Lexington and Wagner Sleeping wife of Nicholas were guests of Mr ment in local treatment will find it wise Cars Private Compartment Oars Stiles Stiraannd family Wednesday to waste no further time on sprays Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Newport item in the Enquirer Wed washes inhaling mixtures etc which are only temporary cannot save nesda lEld Fenstermacher of Millers- ¬ them from dreadedandConsumption burg Ky will probably succeed Taub They should take a remedy which will Be8nreVyonr tickets read via BIG FOUR man at the First Christi m Church He cure them because it can reach their O McCORMICK will preach his initial sermon Sunday trouble SSS is the only blood reme- ¬ Passenger Traffic Mgr The Danville Advocate says dy which can reach Catarrh it promptly D B MARTIN Messrs Sauford Allen and Layson gets at the very bottom of the disease and cures it permanently rfCLtCw Tarr of Millersburg were guests of Gei PassJTkt Agr Misses Annie EranB Bright and Bessie SSS Swifts Specific is a real blood Cincinnati O Woods near Hubble the first of thQ f eme3y and cures the most obstinate - sac TC cases of Catarrh Rheumatism Conta week giouj Blood Poison Carreer Scrofula The entertain miit at ih opara hous3 feiid Eczema whichother so called blood Jast night by Hill vers Winders was remedies Have no effect upon whatever well attended arid was m lirsr clnssshow 8SS is the only blood remedy guaran¬ An entire new program will be present- ¬ teed V ed to night and a gold watch will be given away among the presents to night vyi nil vw The gloVe contest Wednesday night at Greehs Hall between Joe Clarke and and contains no mercury potash or Coats closed with the first round other dangerous mineral Clarke hit Coats on the forehead and Books will be mailed free by Swift followed with a lick on the nose and Specific Company Atlanta Georgia sent him under the ropes The 100 present were badly disappointed in the fight The following officers were elected for the ensuing year of Amitj Lodge No 40 of Masons H H Phillips W M M V Shaw 8 W A C Ball J W W M Miller Treas Answer O R Rankin Secy Leslie Wheeler S D Any Riley Johnson J D Al Thomas Tyler aud Steward Question at our special offerings in ladies Look You may misses and childrens shoes nice for the holiday trade Encyclopeaju Davis Thompson Isgrig i-- Clarke neartoirnv Mr D R jiiibrough and familv of Cynthiana nerjggnests of Mr John Jameson Miss Anna jgonway entertained a number of her 2Sng friends Tuesday to an elegatit dwaer Mr and Mra Owen Tncel8 save a a number of their euchre tiartr friends Tueacgl evening Miss Edithl er ot uynthiana and Miss Alma C61 of Mt Sterling are guests of MiewLj raie Couway Miss Sdlie M tyre of the Carlisle TTU CU1 xxiu ouuuuifin nding the week with Mr G W Mt vje and family mfrr Misses Tr0ea5 my Katie aud Lorina Sterling of 0ji yPji were guests yester day of Missb mm and Anna Thorn- ton Vlffi Mrs Lizzie ook and Miss Lizzie Browningofc iana were gnests of Mrs Belle and family this week Mr Jas- - 3flH7Iri8 erecting a pair of grain seal rear of his store which will b iHjBte a convenience to Mr SHptiintfesWlarke of Chicago is the imest oh mid cousin Mr Chas Fire Wind and Storm Insurance P AYING thislk OLD TflE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT NON UNION A JL JCjJLN A XT2X TTPTtfrPQ O P u S AND FOREIGN FKOCURED try S S S It EUGENE W JOHNSON BIG FOUR Chicago TOLEDO DETROIT riri jin mj r - AiST - WPWiWi y NEW YORK St 4 r m- -- v Purely Vegetable lie II orld Emycto p i Pit - Will Ask It WL DOUGLAS by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas S350 S OO and S500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S2SO and 300 shoes for men 3SO SSOO and SI 75 for boys and youths W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any Shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest Shapes and styles and of every vari ¬ ety of leather If dealer Tcannot sunnlv von wrltn for ratsu Z f T ii w iuguu iu 1T l uougias- urocKion jjiass Sold by 14 3 SHOE years this For shoe theeWorid - Jy others for Business Suits for 35 55 to 60 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 40 Overcoats for 835 Sold by others forj60 1- - ry our 8 Trousers e Sold by others for mean what we say and can prove it ae above prices are for Cash fiIS FURHISHIHG s HS JEMUNSON fatter Iy TAILORING STOUT Manager -- k CO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root Oysters celery fresh cakes and the great kldoey remedy fulfills every wish crackers new ighum molasses New In relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ York cream cheese sages It corrects inability to hold urine and P KISLY Newton Mitchell tf scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the new 8noes ve night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ dinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized a child as imuch delight It stands the highest for its wonderful cures as anything you can give UllG of the most distressing caes If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold ATI tnem We have a line 1 will sell at aucwu by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar childrens shoes that House door in Paris K at the Court Monday may have a sample bottle and pamphlet You DO BdO we know will please Jan 3d 1898 at 12 ocl konfive shares both sent free by mall Mention The Paris them and our prices will Ivy News aud send your address to Dr capital Agricul- ¬ Co Biughampton N Y The Kilmer - NGW surprise you Sizes 5 to of theBank of stock o The 3 Paris tural proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen bJlOeS 875c sizes 8h to 11 21sp lmo uiness of this ofler ROBERT H 3EATTY 90c iljto 2 125 I- J jpm1 u Ob All News Stands Larger Better More Complete Than Ever most widely sold AnnucA Refer- enct Booh and Political Manual published be y Standard American Annual ar Buv mri fJr TliALOiof BANK 8 TOOK -- tion sick headaches Wrights Celery Tea cure constipa25c ¬ at druggists RIQN2 OLAY Admr J T Beatty deceased A T Forsyth Anct s W v i J rTHE WORLD YorU Pulitzer Building New SeLk Y J IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL -- Pjl tSge- t vf3 f -v- rsi a - V t 9 sc 65 --- Lh v5 i 2 i - THE BOURBON NEWSIlDAY DECEMBER 31 1897 INCREASE In Both the Customs and Internal Revenue Receipts Altogether the Situation is Ver- Gratifylng to the Treasury Officials Washington Dec 30 The forth¬ coming monthly Statement of the gov ¬ GOOD J Wb sr v r- - b3- 5 THE BUILDINGS fcttlje Naval Academy in a Decayed Con ¬ dition Recommended That Several e4 Thein He Rebuilt Immtdiately HIGHEST EEOORB Fr - EP8- V T- sft Sr - to- r fe - K r r - danger the buildings at the naval academy led Secretary Long to request Assistant Secretary Roosevelt to make an inquiry into their condition and a report upon the repairs needed Mr Boosevelts report which has just been made shows that the studies buildings have fallen into such ruin that the cadets have been assigned to attics and garrets as the only available spaces while the storehouse is in such condi ¬ tion that the storekeeper refuses to be responsible for the safety of the goods in his care Mr Roosevelt found that there was need for much new construction but the least that can be done is to rebuild immediately the armory boat house power house and basin for boats This work is deemed to be immediately re ¬ quired in order that the boys shall not suffer in the technical part of their education It is the design to make the new buildings part of a general scheme for the reconstruction of the academic buildings but while this is the case and they will not be bits of patch work still they may be regarded as complete in themselves without reference to what may be done hereafter in the way of building The work will cost between S900000 and 1000000 Mr Clifford Sif ton and Mr J A Mc Kenna of the Canadian interior department who are to consult with Secretary Alger on the forwarding of supplies to the Klondike arrived in Wash ington Monday night They did not see the secretary Monday evening but it is understood that they will confer with him at his home Tuesday as sickness has prevented his presence at the war department The most profund distress prevails among many thousands of people in Cuba Starvation not only impends but is an actual fact The president has been informed of the facts from sources whose credibility can not be doubted He has gone to the length of his constitutional power in calling the state of affairs to the attention of the American people The state depart- - ment has used all of its authority to mitigate the conditions there and the letter to the public sent out by Secretary Sherman the day be- ¬ fore Christmas pointed out the way to further alleviate the miserable condition of the concentradoes Mon day the sum of 5000 was received by Assistant Secretary Day from certain charitably disposed persons whose names are not disclosed and this sum will be remitted by telegraph to Consul General Lee for disbursement among the more pressing cases It is hoped by the department of state that the American people will come to the relief promptly by subscriptions of money clothing and euppliesof various kinds The newspapers are expected to lend sl generous aid in carrying forward this movement The machinery for distribution has been provided by the istatedepartment and Consul General las rTindertakeri with the aid of the American consular officers in Cuba to give personal attention to the alleviation of distress by tlie distribution of the gifts of the American people One line of steamers plying be tween New York and Havana the Ward line it is said has undertaken to forward any contribu tions of goods to Gen Lee at Havana and it is believed that the American railroads will do their part by carry ¬ ing the goods to the seaboard The Spanish authorities have consented to remit all duties on relief supplies so forwarded The state department di¬ rects that they be sent direct to Consul Genera Lee either money by draft or check or goods Consul General Lee Monday night cabled the state depart ment just what is wanting at this juncture and his list is as follows Summer clothing econd hand or otherwise principally for women and children medicines for fevers includ ¬ ing a large portion of quinine hard bread corn meal bacon rice lard potatoes beans peas salt fish princi ¬ pally codfish any canned goods espec illy condensed milk for the starving children Money will also be useful to secure nurses medicines and for many other necessary purposes 28-i-T- Washington pus state of Dec he Patent Applications rfn One Dayi the Offices History Will Advertise for Supplies to Bo Carrie By Klondike Relief Expeditions Sec ¬ retary Gage Denies That He Has Tendered His Besignation -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Dec 29 Three hun dred and seventyifive applications for patents were received at ithe patent of fice Monday the highest on record for any one day in the history of the office The fact that the new law re¬ quiring persons who have made appli- ¬ cations abroad for patents to file their applications in this country within seven months of the filing of the ap-¬ plication for foreign patent becomes operative on January 1 is accountable for the rush Heretofore applications could be filed at any time within the life of a patent issued in foreign coun- ¬ tries The expected- conference between Secretary Alger and Mr Sef ton did not take place Tuesday afternoon Sec- ¬ retary Alger overrated his strength and found that he was not sufficiently recovered from his illness to under- ¬ take the work of arranging details of the relief expeditions The Canadian visitors are to remain in Washington for a few days however so that the conference is simply postponed for a i short time Capt Brainard has been authorized to issue Wednesday the advertisements for the supplies that are to be carried on relief expeditions They probably will appear in newspapers in Chicago Seattle Portland and San Francisco The list of articles to be carried has been arranged with the greatest care by the quartermasters department after consultation with Surgeon Gen- ¬ eral Sternberg only the most vitally necessary food articles which combine resistance to cold and decay with great nutritive value being selected Secretary Gage was seen Tuesday on return from New York and questioned as to the truth of the published report that he had tendered his resignation to the president and that it had been firmly declined with many expressions of confidence and appreciation of his ability as shown in his administration of the treasury department Mr Gage was not inclined to discuss the matter at length but said that he had not tendered his resignation nor had he any reason to believe that he and the president were not in substantial accord on the great questions now be- ¬ fore the country The report he said probably sprung from a remark he had made to intimate friends to the effect that not for anything would he embar- ¬ rass the president and if he saw that he was doing this he would resign at ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ once He added A cabinet officer ought always to be ready to surrender hisof fice at the call of his chief the execu ¬ tive but I have not the slightest rea- ¬ son to believe that such action on my part is even remotely desired bv the - presidentThedesiresof in tiiuu uireuuon consider jl therpeopleJ am not disposed to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Dec 29 Assistant Sec retary Vanderlip when asked Tuesday concerning a report that Secretary Gage had tendered his resignation and that President McKinley had re fused to accept it said There is nothing in it The report in question gav Mr Vanderlip as authority for thtTassertion Secretary Gage himself left New York Tuesday morning ¬ A HOT TJME ¬ wr pi - N recently appointed controller of the currency is expected to arrive here next Thursday and to assume his new duties on January 1 Mr Eckels the retiring controller will leave to take charge of the Commercial national bank of Chicago as its president next Friday morning The president is considering the qualifications of several men for the position o director of the twelfth cen- ¬ sus but as yet has not indicated whom he may appoint Mr E J 2sorth of Boston secretary of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers who was identified with the eleventh cen- ¬ sus and is a statistician of ability is one of those whose names are under earnest consideration ¬ Washington Dec 28 Mr Dawes afternoon destroyed the large pipe or¬ gan in the office of the Great Northern hotel entailing a loss of 520000 upon the managers of the hotel Although the fire was confined entirely to the pipe organ it sent out such clouds of smoke that many of the guests be- ¬ came alarmed and a serious panic was narrowly averted The Searle Horeth Co of this city was banquetting its employes when the fire broke out and the feasters1 were compelled to adjourn their ban¬ quet in a hurry Later when the fire was out they resumed their feasting By a curious coincidence the last air played by the organ before its destruction was Therell Be a Hot Time in the Old Town To night Sent Threatening Letters to Prominent Large Pipe Organ in a Chicago Hotel De ¬ stroyed by Fire Chicagoj Dec 29 Fire late Tuesday New York Dec 29 J W Harris a North Carolina Negro was arraigned Tuesday on the charge of sending threatening letters to Wm K Vander bilt Charles Broadway Rouss John Wanamaker and other prominent men The letters demanded money under threat of personal violence and alleged that the writer was a member of a so ¬ ciety forined to extort relief from mil- ¬ lionaires at any price As no one ap ¬ peared to prosecute Harris was com ¬ mitted to the workhouse as a vagrant Men t V noon in Clayton a suburb of this city Marcus Nassaur shot his sweetheart Miss Katie Dosenbach and then blew out his own brains The girl is thought to be fatally hurt Her father vas for many years collector and sheriff of St Louis county and is wealthy Nas- saurs attentions to the young lady were not approved by her family and this it is thought caused their quar ¬ The Yukon Relief Expedition Shot His Sweetheart and Himself Poetland Ore Dec 29 St Louis Dec 28 Monday after ¬ ship George W Elder sailed The steam ¬ for Dyea 500 rel and Skaguay with 125 passengers and tons of freight Fifty horses and 400000 feet of lumber were offered but the Elder was unable to make room for them Among the passengers was Maj L H Rucker Fourth United States cavalry who goes to Skaguay and Dyea to make an investigation of the passes for the purpose of selecting the most feasible route for the govern¬ ment Yukon relief expedition Costly Snowfall Two Miners Horrible Death THE SITUATION GEN AGUIREENO In China From a Financial Point is trous It Is Hoped That England VflU Bender Aid and Avert a War JSp Reported to Have Captured An Insur- ¬ gent Camp in Santa Clara Berlin Dec 30 The Tagebhttt say Prince Henry of Prussia will visit foe mikado ana tne king of Corea fits Reported That the Son of Gen Garcia Died Kiel correspondent says a further force Prom Wounds Received in Battle A of marines will start for China in Jan ¬ Decree Establishing an Autonomic Government and Administration uary Rome Dec 30 Theministers of for ¬ eign affairs finance and commerce Havana Dec 29 According to an-¬ conferred Tuesday regarding the meas- nouncements from Spanish sources the ures to be adopted to develop thecom- - combined operations undertaken by merciai relations of Italy with Chini Gen Aguirreno in the province of London Dec 30 A dispatch from Santa Clara have resulted in the cap ture of an insurgent camp 20 of the Pekin says enemy killed and three captured The proposed arrangement nv The Russian guaranteed four per cent loan Spanish loss was two men killed and seven wounded It is further reported of 100000000 taels is not yet ratified The situation is disastrous and ttie that the Spanish troops have been en ¬ only hope is tha England will render gaged with the insurgents commanded financial help as otherwise war is tlie byNapoles In this case the insur ¬ only alternative M gents jare said to have lost several men Sir Claude MacDonald the British killed and the Spaniards say that ambassador has asked a few days e after the engagement an insurgent lay in order to refer the matter toJlne captain and seven armed privates sur-¬ M rendered home government Washington Dec 30 The British Advices from Manzanillo say that embassy has not received a word fcfom Spanish troops have left there to re- ¬ the foreign office on the eastern situa- ¬ lieve the garrison of Santa Cruz which tion but dn common with other diplo- ¬ is threatened by the insurgents A report is current here that the son mats the officials view the situationlfas most interesting one now occupy ¬ of Calixto Garcia died recently from the ing attention There is a general wounds received during the insurgent sposition to credit the laje attack upon Guamo Wednesday the Official Gazette pub ports that a considerable Brit ¬ rt lished a decree establishing an autonish fleet is at Port Hamilton off Corea and that a large number fof omic government and administration Japanese ships are in the same vicin- - for the island of Cuba from January 1 The insurgents have dynamited a ity There are some 17 British ships on the Asiatic station and a good part railroad bridge at San Rafael between of them appear to be centering about Minas and Campo Florida this provCorea This however is said to be ince Congressman Wm H King has gone apart from the general question Chinese partition and to relate onlyBo to Matanzas Sagua La Grande and the displacement of an English official other towns in the interior bearing who has had an influential position letters from Senor Jose Congosto sec-¬ in the administration of Corean af-- retary general of the government to the local authorities fairs Washington Dec 29 The Spanish Freneh diplomats say that Franceais not likely to take any part in tlie minister has received a dispatch from struggle for Chinese territory if that Havana stating that the autonomists eventually comes as France has al mayors of Beiucaland Juanabacoa had ready secured most extensive posses i been inaugurated amid great enthusi sions in southeastern China notably asm the people receiving them with French Tonquin It was M Paten otre shouts of 4Long Live Spain The dispatch adds that the patriotic the late French ambassador at Washr ington who carried through the spirit shown at these demonstrations negotiations With Li Hung Chang gives assurance of the speedy realiza- ¬ by which France secured this foot ¬ tion of the good effects of an autono- ¬ hold on Asiatic soil Beyond the send- ¬ mous form of government in Cuba ing of the French cruiser Jean Bartjto The autonomous mayors in these two Chinese waters it is said that tlie cities are among the first to be named Chiness situation does not annearto in each case succeeding a military have aroused France and the dispatcfc ruler under the martial system hith ¬ inj to of this cruiser is sum j inave no more erto in force significance than the sending of the w BOB FITZSIMMONS United States ship Raleigh whiclifts now on her way to the ChmeseStationi Will Defend His Right to the Champion ¬ ship of the World THE FRENCH ADVANCED Chicago Dec 29 Martin Julian An Attack About to Be Made on IVilylOid Monday on behalf of Robert Fitzsim Chief Samory mons made the following signed state Paris Dec 30 The French it is an ment nounced have occupied Odienne andi Fitzsimmons wJH defend his Sambatigila It is believed this indi to the title of chaiapion Mrs right cates that an advance againt Cnief Sam- - rsimmons has releasod him fromFitz his ory is imminent Chief Samory is a West promise of retirement African chieftain who for over twelve Referring to the conditions on which years ptanasKpeen the most Fitzsimmons willjfig ht Corbe tt j and antaffonistthEiiroheaTis fmvplfl says to deal with After t6n years of guer ¬ McCoJulianstatenieiit follows These conditions are as rilla warfare he was driven out Let Corbett beat a man of the Soudan but he made a swoop or Choyuski and establish like Maher upon the fertile region of Kong a a member of Bobs clas his right as let dependency of the French ivory beat his way up to a commandingMcCoy¬ posicoast Since then Chief Samory has tion and come along with his chal- ¬ repeatedly been heard from and last lenge afterward But McCoy August his forces surprised and routed must fight a fit opponent first the mid ¬ a detachment of French troops senito dle weight limit and at not at catch occupy territory which it is said weights Samory had offered to evacuate The statement concludes as follows I am not going to allow Mr Fitz-¬ COLORED WOMAN simmons to accept offers from inferior Chopped to Death in Kansas City by Her men When the proper time comes Husband them all Kansas City Mo Dec 30 Nettie Fitzsimmons will meet same ringone after the other in the if Johnson a young Negress was chop- needs be ped to death with a hatchet Wednesday night in an alley near Tenth and Manager of Signed Martin Julian Bob Fitzsimmons worlds Wyandotte streets in the business dis- ¬ champion middle and heavyweight trict of the city Her husband was the New York Dec 29 McCoy murderer Each of the eight blows upon announced Tuesday that Kid had ar- ¬ her head split the skull and her hands ranged to meet Al Smith he this city in were literally chopped to pieces Wednesday and that he will then post Nearby stood a horse and an express 51000 as wagon in which there were ropes tied any man a guarantee that he will meet named to a heavy stone It had evidently to meet Martin by Fitzsimmons It is Julians condition an ¬ been the intention of the murderer to nounced in Chicago Tuesday that Mc ¬ throw his victim into the river but the Coy has arranged Wednesdays confer- ¬ womans outcry had prevented this be ence He is anxious he says to find ng done Johnson is still at large out who Fitzsimmons wants him to The French Seizes Hal Nan Island fight Shanghai Dec 30 It is reported LEAVING DAWSON here that the admiral of the French fleet has hoisted the French flag on is Thought Hundreds of Persons Hai Nan island The Chinese offered ItPerish From Cold and Starvation on Will the no opposition Hai Nan island is off Way Out the south coast of China and separates Dawson City Yukon River N WT the Gulf Of Tonquin from the China Nov 21 via Port Townsend Wash sea It has an estimated area of 12000 Dec 29 Fully 500 men are leaving square miles and a population of a-- mil ¬ Dawson on the ice taking the winter lion Chinese exclusive of wild tribes trail up the Yukon to Juneau oh the in the interior Pacific coast A Bit Mortgage Most of them are drawing their own Council Bluffs la Dec 30 The sleds and starting short of provisions Chicago Northwestern railway filed A few of the more lucky have do in the register of deeds office here trains and furs Wednesday a mortgage for 165000000 It is believed that fully 300 will perin favor of the United States Trust Co ish of cold and starvation on the of New York It covers ail the prop- ¬ way out They can not drag their erty of the company and is given for heavy loads over the rough ice and the purpose of extinguishing outstand ¬ deep snow inside of three months and ing bonds of the company amounting their provisions will barely last 40 to 114302000 The recordingfees will days amount to 25 Many have no fur robes or mocca- ¬ sins and must freeze The Report Can Not Be Confirmed Swift Water Bill and James Boiler Nashville Tenn Dec SO The who carried out my dispatches on statement sent from New York that the British Hosiery Co of- Thornton September 24 are in trouble Swift R I intended to remove to the south Water Bill has frozen his feet near Pell and locate a plant in Nashville can river Jack Dalton the noted fron ¬ not be confirmed here Diligent in ¬ tiersman who carried my dispatches quiry has failed to find any one who from here on October 14 is reported knows of the reported intention of the murdered near Rink Rapids on the Yu kon river hosiery company ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ernment receipts and expenditures will show a material increase in the receipts from both customs and in- ¬ ternal revenue Wednesdays income from customs alone was 3735567 the highest figures reached since the new tariff law went into effect Several times during the last few weeks the customs revenues have exceeded 600 000 and according to the expectations cf the treasury oificials these figures will be fully maintained for an indefinite jperiod The increase from customs this month probably will exceed November by 2500000 or 3000000 which wilK leave a surplus for the month Inde- ¬ pendent of the receipts and payments on account of the Pacific railroad transfer the total receipts this month would have exceeded the expenditures by approximately 1750000 The re turns from internal revenue sources shows a gratifying increase and it is not unlikely that the December state- ¬ ment will show an excess over November of 1000000 Altogether the situation so far as revenues are concerned is very gratify ing to the treasury officials who confidently predict that with the exception of January when heavy interest payments are due there will be a snr plus for each remaining month of the fiscal year The opinion of the experts of the United States patent ofcice upon the point submitted to them as to the tech- ¬ nical process used in the manufacture of Harveyized armor plate has reached the navy department and is under consideration by Judge Advocate General Upon this opinion which Lemley sets at rest the exact degree of temperature necessary to secure success in the cementation process which constitutes the Harvey treatment it is said depends the validity of the patent which has now come to be so valu ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The railroads are confidently expecting a bic rush of travel to the Klondike in the Epnng It is esuiiiatea tnatiuny iwuwyeo pie will attempt to reach the gold fields a soon as the winter is over and with a de sire to turn a nimble penny at every oppor tunity trunk lines are beginning to prepare for the expected rush One of the first in the field is the Baltimore Ohio Railroad which haa already begun the running of the through tourist car from New York City to San Francisco without change by way of Philadelphia Washington Parkersburg and Cincinnati reaching St Louis Wednesday evening Texarkana Thursday afternoon El Paso Texas Friday evening and San Fran- ¬ cisco Sunday morning This service is in ad dition to the one provided by the Baltimore Ohio Railroad from Pittsburgh by way of Cincinnati and the Hlinois Central to New Orleans and the Southern Pacific through to the coast the Pittsburgh car leaving every Wednesday The New York car on its re turn leaves San Francisco Monday evening and the Pittsburgh car leaves on Thursday ¬ ¬ ¬ IlnsU to the Klondike M t 7 PST But what do you mean by saying that the asked man was more or less intoxicated Lemme see said the witness the lawyer as he scratched his chin I guess I mean that if he had been more intoxicated he would have been drunk and if he had been less he would have been sober Howl that do Categorical 1 Indianapolis Journal Despite the warnings of those who have been on the spot and predict suffering in the Klondike region thousands of adventurous Americans are wending their way thitherward All of them should be provided with that medicinal safeguard Hostet ters Stomach Bitters which warms and nourishes the system and prevents malaria rheumatism kidney trouble besides remedying liyer complaint dyspepsia and consti pation Depew See any sharks coming over Depond Yes played with a couple Up Tremendous Exodus to the Klondike ¬ ¬ The Poker Variety mm to Date For the Christmas and New Year holi days the Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry will sell low rate excursion tickets to ail points on its line and to prominent points ¬ Holiday Redaction on connecting railroads Tickets on sale December 24th 25th and 31st 1897 and January 1st 1898 good returning until January 4th 1898 Ask Agents for particulars CF Daly Gen Pass Agt Cleveland ¬ ¬ able - is expected that the civil service commission will investigate the action of Collector Avery at Port Huron Mich who recently removed several deputies for alleged violations of the civil service rules These violations it is said at the office of the commis- ¬ sion were that the deposed men had paid political assessments prior toJune 1896 The commission being without power to compel the men to testify promised them so far as it lay in its It We wish somebody would invent suspenders that never wear out Washington Democrat ¬ To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c A girl stands before a mirror while dress ing so she can see what is going on Chicago News m ¬ ¬ ¬ danc-er-tou- s J0 under command of Commander ¬ power immunity from harm in order that it might obtain evidence by which to convict their superior officers who levied- the assessments The commission feels that the men are entitled to safety in their positions as the evi- dence which they gave was valuable and was entirely voluntary The warship Mohican which has been thoroughly overhauled at the Mare island navy yard has been turn ed over to the training service and will be put in commission about January - For Homeseekers Excursion dates via the Missouri Kansas and Texas Ky and information of their tourist sleeper arrangement address H F Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cin cinnati Ohio ¬ ¬ there would be more divorces ton Democrat If women were as trifling as some men Washing¬ ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured So fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorei Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klire 933 Arch st Phila Pa Globe it appears at the public library Very few people read a new book until Atchison Gentle treatment St Jacobs Oil soothes Neuralgia and cures it It fades away ¬ A writing teacher is no account fpivany- Book lately the captain of the Mariom thing else WashingtonupemocratS Most of the officers of the latter ship will be transferred to the Mohican How to cure Rheumatism Use St Jacobs Oil It subdues This ship is to recruit about 150 apIt cures prentice boys on the Pacific coast and He hath probably will start with them about good that of a faithful wife should tak her Farm Journal care the middle of January on a cruise around the world According to presDont snap in two Limber up St Jaent plans some time will be spent cobs Oil will cure lumbago sure among the South Sea Islands where An the American navy has not been repre- ¬ nest egg in the cup is worth two in tha Chicago News sented to any extent since 1SS3 Washington Dec 30 The collapse of an old warehouse building being Scrofula and remodelled for a residence Wednesday All other blood afternoon caused the death of C C Hessler bricklayer 45 years old and Diseases are promptly serious injury to several other work ¬ And Permanently Cured men Joints were being taken out preparatory to raising the floors and By Hoods Sarsaparilla the crash came without warning bury ¬ If you suffer from ing all the men under the debris m ¬ 9 ¬ c EXTRA SESSION Of the Tennessee Legislature Called By Gov Taylor the assembling of the legislature in important matters enumerated relate to the assessment and taxation of rail ways telegraph and telephone lines and results from the recent decision of United States Judge Clark in granting those corporations an injunction restraining the state board of equalizers from putting in force the assessments for taxation made by the railroad com¬ ¬ ¬ Nashville Tenn Dec 30 Wednes dajnight Gov Taylor issued a call for extra session January 17 Any form of Blood Disorder you should Take Hoods and Only Hoods ALABAMA TO THE FRONT I 4 T ij e- - The most - JUQffiJfytfmrtL writes Aia Aumsion Have been using DrM A Simmons Iiiver Medi ¬ cine in my family 13 years It has cured me and many others of Indi ¬ gestion and Dyspepsia a 1 think there is quite difference in the strengtn of it and Zeilins and mmWP - a 1L mm mission th tli elected Senator Turney and Congressman McMillan are candidates Indications now point to extreme leg- ¬ ¬ A United States senator will also be AS stronger t M being much de islation against railroad telephone and telegraph companies with a possi ble clash with the federal court FOUND DEAD ¬ - ¬ Kirkley treasurer of Benton county was found dead in his office at Fowler at 1 oclock Thursday morning He was shot through the temple and a pistol was laying by his side His own revolver was found in his desk The drawers of the desk and safe were opened and the contents scattered about the office Mr Kirkley was serving his second term as treasurer There is great excitement and a posse of citizens are out searching for the murderers Washington Death of Col Lewdermilk Dec 30 County Treasurer Murdered and the Con tentsof His Desk and Safe Scattered Lafayette Ind Dec 30 James During the period of pregnancy the men tal state and physical condition of tne mother inevitably determine the important faculties and essential qualities of ber oli spring If she is physically well developed and healthy pregnancy will bring no burden or suffering childbirth will be easy ana comparatively rainlessandheroffsprinKin- herit robust health and a happy disposition Bnt there are very few women who ajenL sick and diseased in some way and who suffer from various sympathetic disturo ances during pregnancy The morning otner sickness nausea and vowiting and nsing disturbances can be suppressed by whicn Dr Simmons Squaw Vine TVine to tue settles the stomach and gives tone Bystem The bowels should be regnlateu With Dr M A Simmons Iaver MedlcinO Pregnanoy ne--c- an sai S 5 VitX Jenifer Ala writes ana For IndigestiiMi useu have Biliousness Simmons Dr M A Iiiver Medicine years It cured 51 J Clark of Cramp Stomach and aiu haddonelnfourycart Supe I think it is far riortoBlack Draught orZeilinsRegulator- - mr m Pa Dec 28 John Agnew and Thomas Kennedy met a norrible death Monday in the AJden bhaf t They had been sent down the shaft to cut the ice which prevented the carriage irom running They cut away the ice until the car descended 200 feet when it struck The men could not signal the engineer and the rope continued to coil on top of the bonnet of the car until its weight forced the carriage beyond the ice for matiDirThe car descended swiftly until the rope broke when it fell 450 ftet The men were dashed to pieces Wilkesbahre was destroyed by fire together with its contents consisting of implements machinery 11 head of stock and much hay Estimated loss 2500 covered by insurance Origin unknown Stevenson Attorney for the North Amerl can Trust Co Gladstones Birthday New York Dec 29 -- Adlai E Steven London Dec 30 Wednesday being ton former vicejpfesidenf of the United the 88th birthday of Right Hon Wm States has accentfrivf m ot western counsel of trip TfmfT uaibiuu can E Gladstone the usual congratulations Am M Hawarden Trust Co of this city JttWiftffitf ter were sent to Gladstone is and Cannes improving where Mr w t - thousrh still suffering from neuralgia c Wi ujrEuiors The American Transfer Co has the contract for clean ¬ ing the streets All the snow was dumped into the ocean nhlC Cattle Perish in a Fire New York Dec 29 Two inches of Vernon Ind Dec 30 A large barn snow fell Suuday and it cost the city So00J0 to remove it at the rate of tW belonging to Fames E Wilson two and a half miles west of this jplace China Is Alarmed foot uu The German ques ¬ Pekin tion is still unsettled Chinas difficul ¬ ty is increased owing to the uncer tainty of the attitude of the powers Germanys withdrawal from Kiao Chou bay is said to be conditional up ¬ on her finding a suitable naval station Elsewhere China is becoming alarmed it the present situation The govern ¬ ment appears to be utterly powerless No answer has been received from Rus ¬ sia concerning the proposed loan There are calamitous forebodings con nected with the suns eclipse on Nev Years day Dec 29 ¬ ¬ Lewdermilk died here Wednesday aged 5S years He was born in Cum- ¬ berland Md and was educated at Louisville Ky He enlisted in a Ken ¬ tucky regiment at the outbreak of the late war and later became an officer on Gen Hazens staff He was captured at Stone river and after eight months in Libby prison was exchanged and served in the battles of Shiloh and Chickamauga After the war he edited a newspaper at Cumberland Md and also was postmaster In 1878 he came to Washington and built up a large book ¬ Col Wm H more for Mrs M fe Clark in Change Life than the doctors tnrDanco Where there exists m rvouss t ova of the sexual organs tLerc great pain f olt during munstruau le or rian irritation and a so called wrJaDifold Q gCf sensitive uterus giving rise rrlCd nervous and hysterical symptomsg fercr is agitated about triflesanu by tho fear that everything win fery end in The condition is a serious oao as w in persistent hypochondria sanity hvstiGH A Quiclr relieJ may be obtained fcisi Sating the digestive organs Melancholy natt business Simmons Liver 2Iedicmo aions Squaw Yino TVino W -t menstrual function oy wuu of the uteres Py tQ tna tissue likVe V n ys- - k a-- i d 3Sf t 4X M r 0 THE BOURBON NEWS FRlMtfT DECEMBER the water are be ginning to wind around o J 31 1897 S t jier sighed Mrs Newburt Shell wegajt washing was rained on soon you get a situation in Boston and I dont iter being hung out and later froa so assented Mr Newbury know when I shall be able to get n soliSly to the line But these trials Just UI dont see why we cant be even other girl I like so well were of comparatively little moment just as well as be a month behind all think she will come back said anfor the most part were easily en I dured Maud hopeif ully the time continued Mrs Newbury Anyway lets not cross any bridges The third week began welL The But being a month behind how are we to get even queried Mr Newbury till we come to them said Mr New ¬ hem o which Mr Newbury kept 20 We might pay everything1 we owe bury responded nobly to the mild weather and then not buy a thing till your next foolish she answered and I anjjiheir eggs were a welcome addiIt is pay day tion to a vegetable diet But on wont worry Rather a heroic measure wouldnt declare she said a moment later Wednesday their feed gave out and I said Mr Newbury doubt- ¬ after a search in her work basket I they must be supplied from the house ITE lonely niOit Is that be fully believelamientirely out of white thread OtKer things gave out apples rolled gone ready for heroic measures re and I do so want to finish this1 shirt to¬ oats and worst of all sugar Im Beam on us New 1a V st turned Mrs Newbury defiantly night Bob dear wont you just slip Monday Irs Newbury had an¬ Well 111 agree to it if you want to down to the corner and buy me a nounced that the kerosene barrel was 3b73ycv unfettered dawn Brighten the In try that plan It is worth some trouble spool empty and after iist the family made 5 land vales to get out of the grip of the octopus No mother I wont Dreadfully sor a point oi burning but one lamp at a scent with violets cried Maud Would y And fill the wanderingall the ley gales do Oh I think it would be you really ry all the same answered Bob his time and of going to bed early And sails lovely not eyes twinklingit Thursday it was decided that stiil Come with thy golden notes to be owing anybody Mrs Newbury looked at her usually further econpmy of kerosene womld be Of music from a million feathered throats Twould be jolly fun agreed Eob obliging son in surprise Mr Newbury necessary So Mrs Newbury and Maud fc Flash oer the wind blown deep Say lets sign a raised his eyes from his newspaper and end thy sun couriers where the Ice fields with enthusiasm prepared supper while it was day and paper will you maimer r sleep Maud frowned disapprovinigly Then then sat in the dark till Mr Newbury And bid the toilers reap Mrs Newbury meditated the reason for his refusal flashedupon came I think she said after a pause them and they all broke into a laugh hastily The lampwasthenlitsupperwas Thy steps are on the hills eaten and while Maud washed Thy voice is heard in the tumultuous rills that we could get along for a month Mrs Newburys somewhat rueful and wiped the dishes her mother That leap into the light We are quite well supplied with every- ¬ Evidently we didnt realize what we made everything ready for getting Thy brow freed from the thralldom of the thing were enlisting for said Mr Newbury night Maud had been scribbling on the but now that we have enlisted we breakfast quickly for Mr Newbury Is laurel wreafhed and bright piece of paper which her mother had might as well take things as they come hadto start away before the sun arose When Maud had finished the dishes Come in thy kingliest grace figuringand get what fun we can out of them glorious Lifts undreamed of for the used for With tneflight was extinguished and till bed Hear this she said Now mother you cant sew on any¬ time the family sat around the sitting race We the undersigned solemnly vow and thing white till the first of February And where thy empires be room fire which shone through the wave the flags of freedom oer the declare that during the time to elapse be said Maud There ana tne tween this last day of December mica in the stove door and made the free No returned her mother pensively room quite pleasant though of course last day of January following we will Garlands of liberty neither borrow buy nor run in debt for but I have plenty of dark thread I reading writing- or sewing were en- ¬ any thing or things whatsoever that we can might buy Scatter thy gifts as broad the sateen for your waist tirely out of the question But they As rolls the world beneath the blue of God by any possibility exist without Wide swing thy door Put a date on it suggested Bob and be making thatsuddenly and there could talk and Maud could play on the Of plenty till the mailings of the poor Then she stopped piano for the others to sing and all deMaud followed the suggestion then Ascend to heaven no more was another laugh clared kerosene was an article one looked toward her father Mrs Newbury went to rest early that could exist very comfortably without peace The olive branch of Will you signit she asked Wave oer earths wars and bid the battle Oh yes Ill sign it he answered evening and the others soon followed while to grope ones way to bed in the cease dark was excellent exercise for ones cheerfully then he wrote his name her example And where the red swords gleam The morning was all that a New perceptive faculties may tire snowy daisies dream with a flourish and handed the paper to Undarkened Years morning should be cold crisp Unstained the rivers stream be ¬ Mrs Newbury JgWell said Mr Newbury siil and sunshiny Bob had the ex- ¬ ginning of the fourth week at the we shall She hesitated Give light unto the blind Let us sign it Maud while mother is treme felicity of paying- Mrs Dale all backVut every harvest The scattered sheaves of ind making up her mind said Eob and he that was due her for milk tellingher at donft cried Bob going to the same time that no more would be beimore fun this week thanIts the rest Oer every wayside clod and his sister affixed their names all Lift thou thy scepter thy commanding Then slowly and deliberately Mrs wanted for a month put together rod queried Mrs w Folks going away t Newbury wrote her n ame below the Till altars rise to God st i 8J UUU till 01 WUU1U LfC lltlll Dale others said Maud We promised Sing with thy hills and plains Well no not exactly stammered Hurrah exclaimed Eob exultantly Thy winds that kiss the roses of thy rains lilts the hardest on you said Mrs snatching the Tater and waving it Bob and then hastily made his escape Newbury looking at her husband with Thy rivers violet shored the Thy ancient woodlands of the nymphs above his head I havent got to go Mr Newbury paid the rent andMrs your long walk and cold dinners adored account at the corner store little after the milk for a whole month JTou neednt back out on my acThy fields with treasure stored Newbury I Newbury the butcher the baker the count said Mr Newbury cried Mrs Oh dear Im doing Freedoms divinest song forgot about milk How can we live coal man ana tne grocery man wune nicely thank you Swept by the thunders of the world along Mauds heart was rejoiced by paying without that 1 dont want you to on my account Until the unbound sea said Eob Mrs Peters for making her dress Use water of course Shall lave no shore where shines not for said Mrs Newbury of it and tis paid for It thus happened for the first time in the free Theres plentv Then well grit our teeth and keep i The sun of liberty years that the Newburys were Wholly itgupto the bitter end laughed Mr Mr Newbury laughed Frank L Stanton in Chicago Times We can do without milk that little free from debt and they confessed to Neijybury Herald each other at night that this conditiou time easily enough said Maud This last week opened with a tre ¬ Well said Mrs Newbury resigned of affairs had made them feel at least mendous snowstorm followed by ly if the rest of you can get along I an inch taller in stature and sensibly zero weather and Mr Nervvbury increased the capacity of their lungs can foundhis three mile walk no pleasure Mr Newburys work was at some disWhat will you do about Norah cursion tance from his home and he had been asked Mr Newbury he house supplies began to run low gasped Mrs Newbury accustomed to take his dinners at an Oh Norah hat Indian meal macaroni split peas I cant turn her off Norah never en¬ eating house be I think you may put me up a lunch rice and potatoes there were had to no tered my head when I signed thai fool- ¬ to the hens But there was to dav he observed to Mrs Newbury given ish paper canimal food and the lack of this together vvjith the cold had the effect of ff reducing the number of eggs to two 7 or three a day ttiifikt W L Mid the butter pagEutllahdy the T waSthWeven 7 ing ofthe last day nortening jn iaci xnere was nara- of the year and ly anjthing left of a substantial na Mr Newbury had 3 ture excepting- flour and canned fruit taken from his Saturday was rainy and the soap box vest pocket a roll was empty so the washing had to be of bills his months done with a small remnant of washing salary and laid it on the table powder and dried in the attic I think we had better pay up the Sundajr was rainy also and seemed rent before any of the other bills he interminable but the family spirits said Gray stopper me on the street were good for now the end was in sight 16 to day to speak about it Says there are The last day of the last week in Jan three months owing and he needs the uary came and Mr Newburj returned money badly home at night to a frugal supper and Dear me that will take nearly half three smiling and triumphant individ of it said Mrs Newbury with ahar uals and I promised I rassed expression Well weve done it he exclaimed would pay the coal man and the gro gleefully opening his pocketbook and ycery man They were both here to- ¬ ch Heres a displaying- a roll of bills day and they need the money too whole month salarj and we dont owe a I wish you could pay for making my a cent of it dress said Maud Newbury in an agIt is worth all it has cost said Mrs grieved and anxious tone I know Newburj in a tone of conviction Mrs Peters needs the pay for Nellie though the past week has been simply Peters comes to school in a dress that dreadful and I hope and pray I may is perfectly dreadful and I feel so mean never have to live another like it every time I look at her that I want It was like a siege said Maud and to go somewhere and hide MAUD LOOKED TOWARD HER FATHER s Im proud to think we heldout Mrs Newburys face flushed Twas a jolly lark said Bob with I had forgotten that bill she said while they were at breakfast the second a chuckle but all the same Im rathei Perhaps she would take a vacation Mrs Peters must cer- ¬ proposed Maud remorsefully morning glad its over and that were going ta tainly be paid Why John cried his wife in dis have something- to eat I will call her in and pay her said Im a trifletired I shd think the milk bill better be Mr Newbury and see what she says may you didnt go without yonir din ¬ s of butterless biscuit milkless cocorand paid spoke up Bob Newbury Im But what would you do if she should ner yesterday l¬ sugarless sauce dead tired of telling Mrs Dale that go he asked looking toward his wife il It strikes me I did he returned And I suspicion that mother is tired ls Mother thinks she can pay you someno with sudden second thought It wont grimly of a Norah less kitchen laughed Maud thing on the bill next week Shes pay for you to overwork Il-¬ Wouldnt it be better to come home She had hardly spoken when there got so she smiles a queer smile every ia Newbury to dinner began a Ill work ever minute before and broke off suddenlyMrs exclaim in then was the sound of the outside door be time I get off that old gag Guess she tostill ing opened and Norahs voice was heard after school said Maud quicklj- nd thinks next week never conies And you had to directing some one about her trunk in all the wood and coal and greater distress 31 Ill bring Mrs Newburys face flushed more icb kindling and take care of my own walk both ways Newburj- long deeply I did said Mr Newburj while Mrsneeded but drewtoa make breath ¬ room volunteered Bob my happi this It I owe Norah three weeks wasres too If you both help me half as much as Maud looked concerned and Bob gave ness complete she murmured tenpand shes getting impatient she said you say you will I shall g et vent to a low whistle the lT Now she said when Norah had There are two pairs of hose and a ants Well I think that is a case of neces- ¬ said their mother I can put gone upstairs necktie that I got trusted tor at the out the washing andsity It is too hard for you You must been greeted and hadour New Yeara now whj not extend corn en store said Mr Newbury- iborrow some money of somebody Oh can you put out the washing resolution or one clause of it rather And Im behind with the butcher Guess you said Mrs Newbury with decision laughed Bob derisively For how long and theres a little owing the baker Fiddlesticks said Mr Newbury disremember that document you just Oh forever Let us make it a rule said Mrs Newbury his features relaxing with a smile of our lives never to get in debt but put your name to mother For heavens sake how much do Sura enough returned his mother Im not complaining In fact I rather to pay cash foreverj- - single thing we we owe and whom dont we owe ex- ¬ like it Six miles a day is nothing to buyatthe time we buy it claimed Mr Newbury wrinkling his a little crestfallen So I did Well wash Saturdays and Ill do all kill a man safely said Maud now forehead in disgust Im not so certain of it said Mrs outYes the clutches of the were do the scrubbing- said aud Ill ven¬ octopus of Ill get paper and pencil and reckon ture it wont be any harder work than Newbury doubtingly for pitys sake let us keep out up said Mrs Newbury it Well I am laughed he All Im riding- a bicycle I really think that is the honest Afcer setting down a column of fig Ill turn the wringer and hang out afraid of is that it will give me such an way said Mr Newbury If we cant ures she added them then with a - appetite that the cupboard will go bare pay tofa thing what right have we to deep sigh passed the paper to her hus- - the clothes if thatll be any aceommo- before the month is out dation said Bab magnanimously bujit None at all band The first week passed quite comfort- ¬ Of course it will be a help cried So the Newburys turned over a new The amount was exactly the same as and youre an anjgel to ably With the housework to do Mrs leaf and paid as thej- - went and after Maud warmly the roll of bills on the table Newbury did not miss the sewing she only a brief trial of tlris plan hey liked They looked at each other for a full offer So Norah was called and great to couldnt do the table was well set iri it so well that nothing save dire necesminute in silence Then Mrs New ¬ her satisfaction was paid in full Then epite of the absence of meat and milk sity would have induced them to go bury burst forth impetuously Mr Newbury thrived on his fresh air back to the old slipshod way True the- vacation plan was broached I hate this way of living exercise while Maud and Bob did the they sometimes miscalculated and fell Sure Id Soclo I said Mr Newbury but exclaimedthin an her be glad to go same on their exercise indoors eyes sparkling Norah short and had to practice self denial what can we do about it ator The second week was likewise fairly for longer or shorter periods but tie Tis a long time Ive been want ing to I think its time we did somethingvisit me sister in Boston but feared comf ortable To be sure Maud allowed discipline was useful and led to abetter said his wife jjanCO I despise and abomi- ¬ youd turnme off if I mintioned it and the nose of the coffee pot to melt off calculation and a wiser economy aentiy nate debt more and more every day I ova- and coffee had to be made in a tin Elizabeth Bobbins in Ladies World live orTis like being in the clutches I didnt want1 to lose me place An I pail the this itself le didnt much matter but go to morrow did you say nifoW- of one of those horrible marine mon- ¬ can A Probability iosuf- Yes you can gt to morrow if you as the ofreo itself gave out a few days sters we read about the octopus is it orried Mrs Commute Sarah what do you rong You get free of two or three of its will be sure to come back at the end of afterward It was this week also that ay cna Bobs rubber boots sprang a leak and suppose causes that diEjpmeable odor horrid arms or tentacles and while you the month Lbyia- Norah protested by all the sainisthat he had to fall back on a pair of Mauds aear ihe meat safe do that the others tighten about you SarahhI dont know mum except stioA Then you get out of the gTasp of these she would return at the appoinitediime overshoes Then some one asked Maud¬ 3I - Sfc stronger ones onlr to find that the first and then hastened away to make prep ¬ to give ten cents toward a certain char- perhap some of the sausagvs we had ate th itable object and thought very meanly laat Keek fell down and got Taurted have got another hold and that three aration for her journey tJsue Tm afraid it is theJast we shall see of- her for refusing A a climax the- N Yjourrjcl four tkafc bve beeso waving about in -- ¬ -- ¬ I ¬ 4 t t t will enter the cwning year prepared to give to the reading public that which has raadfe ir famous lor the past quarter of a century contributions from the pens of the great literary men and women of the world illustrated by leading artists A brief glance over its prospectus announces such reading as- - OUR PACIFIC PROSPECT rROJECTS FOR SICARAGU1X CANAL By Bon DA VID TURPIS BASTZRN SIBERIA AND THE PACIFIC STEPHEN BONSAL A TMC COSXERCIAL ISPORTASX OF A5 ISTKXUX CA5A By WORTMNGTON C FORD THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR 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Comedy Tljrvjy TRI AY DECEMBER SCINTILLATIONS i 31 1897 m Ryat manes the food pure fflt Wholesome and delicious Scene A Tailrqmt station Time Ash WOOd Afternoon ofa day spent at pom I POWDER Absolutely Puro ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO Ha8tleui rrtorliTi Dramatis persona Mrs Conductor Lester Mrs Douglas Hester m infnpri I II ft liili 7 if 1 - I Au Interesting Comment Jumble Of News And kM ww mm thedaythofougnlycxhatjsted this continue day after iut- g Doespossibly week after week day ft Perhaps you are eren too ex staying away Thensome m haustea to sleep Mrs Hester Here comes the tran jjj thing is wrong All these now I am so glad that you came t things indicate that you are see me have had SVLJl suffering from nervous ex Mrs Lester And I Mrs iQinr nv Good by kisses Hestei jj haustion Your nerves need and Mrs Lester exchange jg feeding and your blood en- Mrs Hester waving handkerchiefme riching e sine to write to Good by Mrs Hester I am so sorry that vol must go Couldnt you stay all I real Mr Lester Ob no 110 um couldnt Herbert is so loolish about Do yoti come to the close of Dont forget your promise Mrs Lester I will I wont up to see me Dont you forget Com 1 NEW YORK V r I I the Seventeenth Year Established nmn sews 1881 Published every Tuexaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP mitorx and owners BBTJOE MILLER Make all Checks Money may able to the order of Champ Miiibb Orders etc know it The conductor swears mental lyj hard Mrs Hester signing ouc 10 u to entertain Oh my but Mrs Lester yawning elad Im 0 that day is over fn Tmth nrrmr Champ YY AIjIHiK 1 Mrs Heoter waves handkerchief wout I will You come back to me Write Mrs Lester All right -- Write to me All rmbt Mrs Hester Mrs Hester Give my love to Herbert thro ws kisses Mrs Lester to herself Not if 1 I Scotts Emulsion The Mercer Fiscal Court will free 175 miles of turnpikes to morrow The Supreme Court has decided against the Kentrcky State Lottery A tollgate near Thompson station in Clark was raided on Christmas eve a Lexington man has sent eight dollars to the conscience fund in Wash ¬ ington The JjtfoiaMiIsaysthat Kid Lefeber of Cincinnati wants a match with Brutus Clay the Lexington boxer Glass eye Charlie Henderson the bunco steerer who has victims in the Bluegrass died this week near New Orleans When Congress HOLIDAY STOCK NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER daily displaying an extra choice line ot Special mmtmy j wwflB f standard and select etc Below is mentioned some of the Will A j j in m yuu want gooa goous you win uuu juou Vof onrf flt TY1V StOle be rrfeased to fill vour order and assure vou the very best gooas had 1 TT-1- Tp -J ii w w 0f GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ments and yearly oards In Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks The Fover tion half rates each Insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents The New Year gives us chills line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion When fain we would all be merry of lines count as full lines when Fractions It comes with stacks of bills running at line rates on candi ¬ Due the first of January thanks Obltuaras cards ofrespect calls and matter of a resolutions of dates ADVERl BMW RATES Caucuses Called the Democratic State Central and Ex ¬ ecutive Committees has called a cau- ¬ cus of the Democratic members of the General Assembly to meet in the hall of the House of Represenatives at Frank ford at 730 oclock Monday evening Major P P Johnson chairman of January 3 Chairman Barnetr of the Republican dtate Centra Committee has called the Republican leuislative caucus to meet January 3 The caucus it is under- ¬ stood will be attended by some promi- ¬ nent party leaders and will be more important because of the mapping out of party policy to bf pursued during thj session than for the bestowal of empty honors of caucus nominations Englands grand old man V Wm E performance qt spectacular America given at the opera house last night by local talent under the direction of Miss BogaTdus was one of the prettiest entertainments ever seen in Paris and many features of the per- ¬ The formance won hearty applause large number of people in the cast and the rush incident to getting a newspaper ready for the press precludes special The mention of deserving features performance was witnessed by a large America and well pleased audience Lee John Turner Laura will be repeated to night Lee MissHatly ThurkleRichard w Whaley Hettie McFarlan Wm Mason Wm Wilson D L The cake walk given Monday night Mills Miss Mary WinstonG4rland attracted a good sized audience to the Persons calling for abpyelettrs will opera house and proved to be a success ¬ please say advertised tA W t PaTis P M was won iby Gus ful affair The cake White and Mary Eliza Herrington and Geo Mickens and Josie Smoot won the V S Anderson BBI7 second prize The event was managed Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends by Buck Freeman Wrights Celery Capsules The Apricots Fears reassembles Senator Peaches Prunes Lodge will introduce a bill for the 1 of Cod liver Oil With Hypo- rv niinrrmorninnM rrpnrh PeaS United States to purchase three islands phosphites of Lime and Soda Shrimp Salmon Sardines vr r in the West Indies ft contains just the remedies to All but thirty five Kentucky Sheriffs Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolled Oats S meet these wants The co-dihave settled with Auditor Stone who liver oil gives the needed Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabasco Sauce says the collections show greater pros jjj strength enriches the blood perity than existed last year Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese feeds the nerves and the hy Rev Dr W H Felix has resigned as Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni jjj pophosphites give them tone pastor of the First Baptist Church f and vigor Be sure you get Pure Maple Syrup Pu e Buckwheat Flour LexinKton to take charge of the Davids SCOTTS Emulsion Mincemeat Run Church t Fayette County All druggists 50c and 100 Nancamp Tomato CatsupNancamp Pork and Beans George W Basee of Hills county i S SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York t Iowa went to Columbia Adair county Baltimore Oysters Choice Celery Ky to wed Miss Susan Gadberry but SMr she backed out It was a matrimonial agency match Advertised Letter Xist - Finest Chocolate Candies President James K Patterson of the Mixed and Stick Candies List of letters remaining unclaimed Kentucky State College while reaching in Paris Ky postoffice Dec 81 1897 np to turn out the gas in bis room Tues- ¬ Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts- Barbee Frank MjuedAdr day Lexington fell on his Brown Geo H MitceellvJVleady Seedless Raisins London Layer Raisins alieady disabled right leg breaking it in Loose Muscatel Raisins McGown Salhe Brown Raymon Citron Figs Dates McDowell Maria Bnckner Annie two places Rogers VI rs MUie Chri8tophe Geo Cincinnati parti have bought bisher Ben Rounds Rachel UU000 worth of C ark county bonds Griggs Mrs Patsy Roby Mr R S Raw ins Mrs TuJiaSnupp Mrs Alice These bonds bear four per cent interest Sweeney Hardin Hall Miss and are due in fiv equal annual install- ¬ Hicks Calvin Steward Lutie ments from sixteen to twenty years Smith Nannie Hill James col from date and were sold at par Johns Jane Scott Mr John Sport JR Jnin Miss D ra Main St adjoining Northern Bank Taylor Elizabeth Paris Kirk Emmet Laughlin Netie Taylor Johnie Lanhani Mrs ary Trupe Mrs Lillie V EVAPORATED FRUITS -- ¬ 1 y - 56CCCCCCP ISaRIG TURKEYS ightt E--i- e NEWTON MITCHELL THE GROCER ---- --- Railroad Engineer Testifies to Benefits Received From Dr Miles Remedies GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Buck and Bil Oil ¬ Barber Shoilj -- ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak- Gladstone celebrated his eighty eighth birth day Wednesday y-He Vice President of the United States has accepted the position of Western The Vanderbilt Glee Banjo and Man- council of tue North American Trust gave a very pleasing con Company of New Yors with a member- ¬ fdolin Clubs cert which was attended by a fair sized ship in the Boaid of Directors crowd Wednesday night at the opera house Every number on the program The Newport News Ship Building was well received and the visicors made and Dry Dock Company has notified the an agreeable impression in Parid Board of Battleship Commissioners that theXentucky will not be ready for Maurice Hedgee Bedford Hedge of launching until early in February The the Agnes Wallace Villa Co writes that Louisville Post gives the date as Febru ¬ the company played to good business this ary H Groundhog Day week in Chicago and goes to Milwaukee A bill to consolidate Covington and next week The company has lately Newport and nine adjoining towns into filled engagements in Philadelphia and one corporation to be called South Cin- ¬ Pittsburg cinnati will be introduced in the Ken ¬ tucky Legislature The city would be Creston Clarke who made such a one of the first class population 125000 favorable impression on Paris theatre- ¬ and won d be ten miles square The goers early this season will make bill proposes to create a new county to another Kentucky tour in February be called Cincinnati from the counties of Campbell and Ken too Kathryn Kidder the tragedienne is ill at the home of friends in St Louis Her company has been disbanded and Chesapeake Ohio Ity Changes Time sent back to New York Commencing Sunday December i2th the Chesapeake Ohio Rv will shorten the time of its F F V Limited train which will leave Mt S erling at 430 p mViuchester at 445 p m Lexington 520 Frankfort 613 p in and Shclbyville 700 p m reaching Louisville at 00 oclock p m makiug direct connection in Unlou Depot in Louisville with the Illl nos Central Limited Vestibuled train leav- ¬ ing Louisville at 810 p m carrying Free Chair Car and elegant sleepers reaching Memphis at 700 a m next morning and New Orleans 7U0 p m next evening and making direct connection in M mph is for all Texas oiuts Also connects in Union Depot In ouisville with the Air Line B O SV and Henderson Route trains for St Louts and the West and with Big Four Route for Chicago and points North This is the best and quickest train service ever given the Blue Grass section for the West and South flnd Is seventy miles shorter to St Louis than via Cincinnati For full information call on O Agents or write to the undersigned C No trouble to answer questions G V Barney D P A Lexiugton Ky Columbus Uhlo Gents I have purchased ai boxof Wrights T There is talk at Lexington of building Celery Capsules from JamesthemBlaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used fortomach I Trouble and A Virginia negro man died an ideal a new opera house to be under the man t uosuiyimug Constipation two wns unable to years lor nearly Lexing inreesuoyes qt your ceiery uapsuies ana jbku tney choked to agement of J Allen Darnaby ton may need a new opera house but havejcuredme toKor the benefit of otUerp so death while eating possum and sweet afflicted 1 wisl seud this letter Very ruly yours they can not get a better manager than potatoes for his Christmas dinner W S ADEvs m --Mr Chas Scott who gives Lexington Sold by all druggists at 50c uiul SI per box former ians the very best attractions to be bad Send address on postal to the Wright Med Hon Adlai E Stevenson Co Columbus Q for trial sie free IURS LAURA WEISHAUF To the Wright Medlcul Co Main Street Pakis Ky All work done strictly first class Next door to Bourbon Bank 4nov tf barbers For first class work 4 Three first ci New Laundry Agency I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf 35 Ladies eet von a hand welfc lace or button Jtbree j styles of toe and Tqjfyfi picjl sott kid that has vfnngbnaliiy S9kftil T0I7AY BI0N shoe fr Bruce Holladay Of oVIurry Inri Iterom mends Wrights Celery Capsules The Wright Medical Co Mnrry Ind Sept 17 189G Columbus Ohio Dear St ks Last spring purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr m L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them for stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully ¬ on earth than that af a railroad engin eer On his steady nerves clear brain bright eyo and perfect self command de ¬ pend tho safety of the train and the livea of its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and other remedies are especially adapted to keeping the nerves steady the brain clear and the mental faculties unimpaired Engineer F W McCoy formerly of 1323 Broadway Council Bluffs but now residing at 3411 Humboldt St4 Denver writes that he suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ ing sick nervous and bilious headaches and was fully restored to health by Dr Miles Nerve Liver Pills I heartily recommend Dr Miles Remedies Dr Miles Bemedies are sold by all drug ¬ kHERE is no inore responsible position MgTSWaTOro FMftIW Dr Mil gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ Mrs Lauka Weishauft Book on dis- ¬ Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 funded eases of the per box Send address on postal to the nerves free heart and Address Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for DR MILES MEDICAL trial size free temedie Raptor Hearth CO Elkhart Ind THE DANGER L H Landman M D to which exposed dread with which she looks for- ¬ TarSDAY JAN 11TH 1898 ward to the hour of womans returning every second Tuesday in each severest trial is appreciated by but month Optician La n d m a l Mr Clay Clement will appear at the few All effort should be made this has to smooth these rugged places Hffij5sl city been visiting over Paris Grand Opera House on January regularly for in lifes pathway for her ere she 29th five years and has ad- ¬ presses to her bosom het babe justed glasses to the Al G Fields Minstrels and Beach Bowers Minstrels have been booked to appear here in March playing p ol several nights ago in New York 800 Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio the Expectant Mother is Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris and the foreboding and Ky Qhristmas hns come and gone and I have ni7 patrons to thank f jr the largest Christmas business I have ever done Nat Goodwin lost MOTHERS FRIEND Awarded Highest Honors - Worlds Fair c CREAM i BAKING w Take Laxatrre Bromo Quinine Tab f 100 PER BOTTUI at all Drug Store I r Mat ter mrnXL on Atldrogciati refund the money J9 A THir v HranA rm rf Tit4i pw w i iBiu 10 care 25o information ot mu wtrjm a 141 auut MUre CtetetaC iarrtaal wuui S aU tg Jgr sale om Ammonia Alum or any other adatorant is 5 fooki ud JimeiMbedy PaS REI AfagoMfc xb inmmL ttM X aapFU ar ii Ky YEARS THE MOST PERFECT MADR mm m P0WMR a tuition and board for an education and through the ordeal quickly and D Cram of Paris are now getting 1000 and over a year without pain is left strong and The Kentucky University Diploma vigorous and enabled to joyously 50 YEARS under seal is presented graduates of this perform the high and holy duties EXPERIENCE honored and responsible college Read now devolved upon her Safety ad and keep this notice for reference to life of both is assured by the Mothers Friend1 and Remember in order that your letters use of may reach this college to address only the time of recovery shortened W R Smith Lexington Ky iii know one ladv the mother of three Trade Marks The Northweaterns dividends tc children who suffered greatly in the Designs of Copyrights Jbc policy holders are nnequaled and to birth of each who obtained a bottle me before her Mothers Friend Anyono sending a sketch and description may procure Northwestern dividends you fourth confinement of ascertain our opinion fr whether an and was relieved fnventW Is probably patentable Communlca must carry Northwestern insurance tf quickly and easily All agree that their tlons strictly oonndentlaL amdbopk on Patents sontfree Oldest agency forsecarimrpatenta labor was shorter and less painful Co rcelT Patenta taken throuffh Mnnn Ga Macon neciaX notice without charge in th John G T Car A Cold Ib Oaa Dy -- allays Nervousness and so assists Darkest America come to the opera Nature that the change goes for- ¬ house next Thursday night ward in an easy manner without such violent protest in the way of W R Smiths College I exlngton Ky Nausea Headache Etc Gloomy Is where hundreds of clerks farmer forebodings yield to cheerful and boys and others have invested 90 for hopeful anticipations she passes County and has proven himself competent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits and wheu he makes his regular visit he will examine your eyes thoroughly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free J Fithian References Drs W Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian ¬ eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon I am now ready to show you ¬ best line of furniture and carpets in Central Kentucky Do not buy anything in the furniture line until you get my prices The prices are what talk- - not a lot of pretty reading Come in and see me the -- X J T filNTON 1 Undertaking and Embalming scientificjiHy attended to try IjnTTjn Scientific Jlmericait weekly fir FXWaletQDQ MUNN1 Co Wood Mantels and Tilings Poiill m DI 9 11 dr A kaadsoraely illustrated loarnal largest H a Terms any scientific elation of mnnths SL Sold fey all newsdealers rziv 40 llew Yori STANDAK ta ujsfrjl tr- - - JA 4 XBt - K j- M i 1 - Ur ilU- - 3Ssste MR VI -i-- Cu - iV6 f jrs - pf THE BOURBON NEWS THE BOUBBOH HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 FailM BY DECEMBER 31 1807 Adulterated Flour is now generally acknowledged many unscrupulous millers mix that corn flour corn starch and the refuse Of sugar refineries with their flour in order to enhance their profits Some of these ingredients are positively injurious as food and contain no nutritive properties whatsoever We do not wish as yet to mention names but it has been proved by competent analysis that more than one mill selling flour in Paris has been detected in selling blended flour We unhesitatingly guarantee that every sack of flour of whatever grade that goes from our mill is pure wheaten product Our mill is open to inspection at any time and we have no machinery for making blended flour as many mills have If you want to be sure that you are buying good pure wholesome flour buy that made by us which is sold by all leading grocers ¬ It PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as secor jissmail matterl TELEPHONE FO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The DJotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs Catesby Woodford spent yes- ¬ Oneyear wkws costs you 2 00 1 Slxmouths 100 ¬ port FROM A GUN get a cant evkn CHARGE re FREE OF Money tpayablto the order of Champ Make a11 Checks Orders Miiikb Etc The FiFcai Court meets to raorrow Found A bunch of keys Owner can get them by calling at The News office The Paris Distilling Companys new 36000 plant will start np in about a -- fortnight lr Li - V M 4 V city James B Haggin aged seventy four Among Collector Roberts assignments a multi millionaire of California was Storekeepers E B married near Versailles yesterday to for January are The banks and postoffice will be Hedges bottling E E Price day G P Miss Pearl Voorheis a Kentucky girl closed to morrow on account of it being McCann additional twenty eight years old The bride is a Distilling Paris a legal holiday Co J R McChesney day John Cochran They niece of Mr Haggins first wife Co W A Johnson day M F Ken will spend a part of each Summer in The Methodist ladies cleared 170 on Kentucky their Christmas bazar The ladies will ney additional Bourbon Distilling Co Miss Elizabeth Burdette Elkin of give a court day dinner Monday in the O P Carter Jr day S J Green Wilmoths Storekeepers and Miss Mary Emma Stevenson of Louisville who made a number of Pans baums Midway Massie storeroom gangers J M Russell Peacock Distill- ¬ Georgetown is tlie guest of Miss friends during a visit to Mrs J J Society met in ing Co The Bluegrass Dental Guagers W B Jenkins Bertha Hinton McClintock will be married on January Tuesday Dr M H Daily Paris Distilling Co Thompson Ware Georgetown Messrs John Peck and Harry Bas 12 to Mr Wiley Lee Morgan of Knox and Dr H ASmith of this city were Bourbon Distilling Co G G White sett of Cincinnati are guests at Dr vilieTenn They will be at hoffle at among the members in attendance Co the iArcade Hotel in Knoxville after Wash Fithians January 24th Misses Ida and Bessie Thomas en- ¬ A Fortune In Scotland JohnW Keller formerly of this The marriage of Mr Henry Spears tertained a few friends at a dancing city has been appointed Commissioner Mrs John Cunningham of Auster party Monday night President of the Agricultural Bank of of the Department of Charities of Van litz is one of the heirs to a vast estate Greater New York by Mayor Mrs G B Brooks left Wednesday Paris and Mrs Georgia Chiles Spears worth 7500 in Scotland left by the Duke of Argylo for a visit to her mother Mrs J T of this city will be solemnized at 445 Wyck The position is She has information that Gov McCreary p m Tuesday January 11th at St per year states that the property is certainly in Morford in Cincinnati 8 Episcopal Church in this city Mr and Mrs E A Tipton of Peter D Cable the clever photographer Scotland and that the Estills are direct Nofinvitations will be issued The i now located over Vardens drug store heirs Mrs Cunningham is a daughrer Anaconda Montana were guests of rel ceremony will be performed by Bishop city Wednesday and Gov atives in the has formed a partnership with J H of Major J S Estill Burton Little Misses Edna Turney and Gibson and they will at once huild a McCrearys grandmother was Miss A gallery on the corner of Eighth and Susan Estill Gov McCreary will look Luoile Clay of near Paris are visiting ff STOCK AND TURF NEWS Main streets They will make good after the claim when he returns to Mrs R J Neely on Duncan avenue Of Stock Crop JEtr pictures at reduced prices and do kodak Washington Mrs George B Alexander nas re- Sales and Transfers Notes Turf work promptly turned from a visit to her parents Mr Y M C A State Convention Mark Hendrix shipped a car of mule3 and Mrs Ambrose Buford in Coving- ¬ a petition will The News learns that Wednesday night to Richmond Va The annual State convention of the ton in Paris to ask shortly be circulated Mann Fuhrmann shipped a car Y M C A will be held in Maysville Mr Robt Frank left yesterday for a that the firing of dynamite fire crackers February 17th 20th says the Bulletin short visit in Louisville before return- loadjtof mules to Atlanta Monday nijrht The recklessbe prohibited in Paris About 150 delegates and workers are ing to Wabash College in Crawfords tRohn T Burgess i here from Ft ness displayed in shooting roman candlas expected The State Committee is ar- ¬ ville Ind Worth Texas looking for Short horn and dynamite fire crackers on Christ ¬ ranging an interesting program and Miss Eddie Sppars leaves this morn cattle mas day and night calls for an ordi- ¬ will have a number of speakers of ins for Georgetown to be the guest of nance to protect pedestrians from se- ¬ Mr Bieroe of Miss Bird Rogers and attend the New national reputation PEDDLERS L CENSE FOB SALE rious injury O a large manufacturer and Ytars ball this evening Dayton Rev Frank HalCam who has been one of the most zealous Y M C A CHEAP Miss Olive Fant of Flemingsburg workers hasbeen secured to deliver an iWasinthe city Wednesday en route to r iv Cburcfc in this city for several years address Lexington to be a bridesmaid at the A license to peddle goods with one left yesterday for Clarks Mill Gf orgia Taylor McGarvey wedding horse wagon in Bourbon county until The Kentncky Press accompanied by his family They will 1898 Miss Kate Lucas and Misses the 29th day of November live on M Hallams plantation near The Georgetown Times one of the Darnall were the managers the a bril- ¬ Will sell for 5 -- cost 1150 Apply at of 3t The News office that place Their many friends in this very best papers in the Blnegrasa State given in Lexington last night liant dance eity wish them much happiness and is thirty one years old The Times is at the Merrick Lodge building prosperity in their new home always conservative newsy and digniMiss Anna Harrison of Xenia O fied of Seguine Rev Morris Evans The office of the Richmond Panto- ¬ was a guest of Miss Tillie Brent Tues Texas who is visiting friends at Mil She came over for the I have 60 acres of land for rent till was gutted by fire Tuesday morn- ¬ day night lefsburg will preach at the Paris graph german and returned home Wednesday March 1st with 600 shocks of foding The loss was 2500 insurance der for sale For particulars apply to Methodist Church Sunday morning Mr Lyttleton Purnell and sister 1000 The Pantograph is one of the CATESBY WOODFORD At the evening service there will be a liveliest of Kentucky newspapers and Miss Jennie Kate Purnell entertained 2tj membership rally at which time all Paris Ky we hope to see it in the field again soon about twenty friends Wednesday night the members present will answer roll at a dance at their home on Mt Airy call Three addresses will be given and ¬ avenue Insure in the Northwestern toEvery ¬ an interesting time is expected Miss Margaret Butler left yes- ¬ day to morrow may be too late terday body is invited to these services for a visit to Mrs Allen Kin ¬ Fifty dollars reward will be given for Mrs Kinney evidence to convict thieves that stole ney in Boyle County N Holiday Rates On 1 OBITUARY was formerly Miss Delia Ramsey of four bogs from me this last week The Louisville and Nashville R R Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Richmond C M CLAY JR Of The Dead Co will sell round trip tickets to all Dec 27 1897 2t Mr Thos Henry Clay who has points on its line Dec 31 and Jan 1st Samuel P McKimey aged about been in a serai conscious condition for a at rate of one and one third fares for the sixty years died Monday night at his fortnight seemed a bit brighter yester- ¬ round trip Tickets good returning home near Kiserton leaving a wife and day but there was but little encourage- ¬ wntil Jan 4th 98 two children Services were held yes- ¬ ment for his recoveiy Agent F B Carr terday at the grave in the Paris cemeTwo good telephones good for dis ¬ Miss Annie Alexander of Muir is tance of 500 miles Will sell cheap tery The pall bearers were E F Clay Neiv Tax Supervisors entertaining a house party composed of Can be used in the country Apply to J A LaRue J H Ewalt Louis Wes Misses Ollie and Lorine Butler of Paris The News office for particulars Judge H C Howard has appointed sellmanW B Griffith A W Cun 2t Lutie Jefferson of MillerBbnrg and Messrs Selby Lilleston R P Dow H ningham Mary Kruse of Hamilton College B C Smith E P Claybrook R John H Deaver Jr aged about Misses Marie and Louise Parrish Biulden H S Clay and S L Weathers thirty five died Tuesday of typhoid Tax Supervisors of Bourbon County for fever at the home of his father J H who have been at home for several days the year 1898 They will meet at the Deaver near this city The funeral from the College of Music at Cincinnati A meeting of the stockholders of the court house Monday to begin the work sprvinps wAro Viplrl vpatprrlnv mnrninp at will render musical numbers at the Bourbon Bank of Paris Ky will be Club ePtion to morrow at held in the office of their bank on Mon- ¬ Pearce Paton will be clerk of the board half past ten oclock the Christian day January 3 1898 for the election of Lexington 3 Church by EldfJ S Sweeney assisted officers for the ensuing year Lodge Officers Elected Mrs Forrest Wilson and sister Miss Burial at the by Rev Dr Rutherford E F CLAY President The Mason c Lodge has elected the Paris cemetery The pall bearers wer6 Ella Estill of Lexington were guests of B Woodford Cashier Mm H Daily Geo Redmon W M Goodloe Bishop Miss Eddie Spears Wednesday Dr M following officers W M W W Mitchell S W Dr F Hibler T J Redmon Jos Frakes Dobney Carr and Miss Allene Cniles of Lexington spent yesterday with Mrs L Lapsley J W T H Talbott S D Rube Letton Georgia Spears H J McClure J D Will Webb Sec Messrs Julius Purnell L P Speaie BIRTHS C F Didlake Treas S D Carrington A Meeting of the Stockholders of the and Ben Frank left yesterday for Louis- ¬ Citizens Bank of Paris will be held at Tyler The Advent Of Our Future Men And ville to resume their medical studies the office of said bank on Monday JanBourbon Lodge No 23 1 O O F Women uary 3 1898 for the election of officers at the Kentucky School of Medicine for the ensuing year elected officers as follows Talbott In Coviugton to the wife of Professor Charles Dickson goes to day to the Clay N G Chas Whaley V G W JMHUGHES Prest Kirtley Morris a son Wm Morris sarne citv to resume his dental studies Wm Myall Cashier AParker Sec J T Davis Treas The Countess de Castellane Anna Newt Clark Host The Maysville Bulletin says Miss Gould gave birth to a son in France and Alberta Glascock of Edgefield Arrested In Bourbon Wednesday guest Misa Harriet West Belt of Cin Robt The Carlisle Mercury says cinnati are spending several days at the The Northwestern is carrying nearly home of the formers aunt Mrs John The Stockholders of the Gas Co of years who has a Prather aged thirty insurance on the lives of Paris Kvwill meet on Saturday Jan wife and two children was arrested by 1000000 Countys representative citi- ¬ W Letton in Bourbon County Bourbon 1st 1898 at the office of the Secretary Marshal Pumphrey and Deputy Mar ¬ zens Call on B P Dow Jr for Miss Hallie Matthews an accom- ¬ for the purpose of electing a Board of shal Claude Campbell at Evans store in particulars 26oc 8t plished young lady who is a prominent Directors for the ensuing year Monday charged with ab ¬ Flat Rock New crop currents raisins citron figure in the first social circles of Louis- ¬ By order of the Board A SHIRE ducting Miss Anna Belle Brown aged peaches prunes apricots hominy oat ville arrived last evening to be the 27dec 3t ixteen years They both live near Bat- ¬ meal rolled oats guest of Miss Carrie Erank on Broad county They walked Newton Mitchell tt tle Run Fleming way Miss Matthewa made a numuer Rock passing from their home to Flat of friends in this city lait year during a Sunday night about through Carlisle The Paris Telephone Company visit to Misa Frank was taken to will issue their new telephone 2 oclock Prather Misses Harriet and Shelby Darnall 0 Flemingsburg Tuesday by Marshal card on January 5th All those of Lexington and Patti Johnson of The Stockholders of the Agricultural Pumphrey are notified to of Paris Ky wanting their names to appear Mt Sterling came to Prit Tnwdty to Bank at the Bank on Monday January meet Isgbiq are on the list will please notify J R visit Misses Edith and Kate Alexander 3 1866 for the election of a Board of Davis Thompson ffring surprising bargains in men Baker at the telephone ex¬ and attend the german Mils Tonnson Drtcqr for the ensuing year anA ilia 1iIaM AlaYanAar ummnniA HBNRY SPEARS Pie ina boys stylish shoes The price axe DtmtU horn for the Miee J HcCUNTOCK Caihier igbi 9 change A brother of Nath Reardon an L N engineer was accidentally killed this week - Paris Milling Co Internal Revenue Assignments terday in Lexington Mrs Laura Taylor is visiting rela tiyes in Georgetown Miss Miry Varders is visiting friends in Lexington Col W W Baldwin of Maysville was in the city yesterday Miss Julia OBrien is spending a few days in Mt Sterling Miss Bessie Owens of Maysville is the guest of Miss Nannie Clay Mrs F B Carr and daughter are visiting relatives in Richmond Miss Alice Snell of Fayette is the guest of Miss Etta Quisenberry Miss Tommie Hornsey of Lexing-¬ ton is the guest of Miss Effie Paton Mrs Mamie Parker and daughter returned yesterday from Mt Sterling The Georgetown Social Club will give a ball in Stones Hall this evening Mr and Mrs Edw Ditchen of Cin ¬ S M cinnati are guests at Mr visit at the home Darnall This quintette of Kentucky girls has had a meiry time this week haying attended a ball at Mt Sterling Monday night a german in Paris Tuesday night and dances in Lexington Wednesday night and last night -- The Jolly Bachelors gave a pretty geignan Tuesday night at Odd Fellows HalIMr Ford Brent of this Icity and MissAnna Harrison of Xenia O lead ings xne ravors were very unique Misses Anna Ward and Mabel Russell presided over the favor table The music was furnished by Saxtons SENSIBLE GIFTS Appreciating the demand for something sensible and substantial to supply the place of af oft time useless Christmas present we have arranged a speciaf saFe at special low prices to continue through the nolidaysw ax this sale we are now offering Ladies Misses and Chil ¬ drens and Men and 3oys Shoes in the best and most popjular makes and in the latest toes aiid shapes at law down prices You should take advantage of this oppor- ¬ tunity What would be more useful or acceptable as a gift than a stylish pair of shoes selected from our stock up-to-d- ate orchestra -- - NUPTIAL KNOTS Kngsgementg Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Mrrljce Vows Mr J T Hopkins son of Mr B F Hopkins of Little Rock and Miss Ida Hendricks daughter of Mark Hen ¬ dricks of near Paris eloped to Cincin Davis Thomson Isgriq natiyesterday and were married in that FORTH HOLIDAYS Rich table linens Ch ice Stock of kid gloves The largest ancl most complete stock of handkerchiefs ever brought to the city All the novelties in china etc Ladies and gents umbrellas Fancy hosiery 40 Mens furnishings etc Come in and see our elegant stock 4 - G TUCKER 529 m MAIN ST PARIS KY A WE ARE AL WAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices wifcia store full of new Fall Goods to show you Large line of new Dress goods strictly wool 2oc a yard Novelties in Plsiin and Fancv Dress goods atoOc sold everywhere el for 75c to Si per vard Handsome line of Silks Velvets and Braids of all descriptions for scription at naif the usua jwiw Blankets SI kind for 4Dtr zhtI all wool at S250 per paix Spies did line of Bfd Comfortsv Full line of Hosier- - erae gjpzfc special being our Ladies and Chil drens full seamless at 10 We are the only store t town that carrjes full line of Zepbiaa Ice Wool and fancy yansWe still sell 10 4 Pepverel sheet ing at 8c and extra t d bleach 1 -- ¬ Fall Underwear for Ladles- Gen- ¬ tlemen and Children of every d - ¬ ¬ trimmings Pcnangs Percales and Fancy Outing Cloths oc 7c and 10c W T ible Linensand Towels at old prions notwithstanding tariff ad- ¬ vance of 20 per cejit Notions of all kinds and in Driss linings we will save you 25o ed and unDieacneu cwbcoa on the dollar r y at oc- - rJ ii Family Portraits life size Free of charge ¬ Land For Rent CONDONS WE HAVE KE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00E ¬ F IMPORTED SUITINGS AHD TROIISERIM 50 Reward FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give tjfj a call at elephones For Sale S E TIPTON MaJfc Cutte ¬ s L3T i ¬ Election of Officers Our UrUKUU and S 2500 t08 OVERCOATS Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and you will never pay 3000 or 3500 again We make pants for 500 that are good and thejbest for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- ¬ where else Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty Hotice to Stockholders ¬ LAVIN HUKILL J BINJ IN THE NEW YEAE t by ringing in your soiled linn- to - Stockholders Meetin i -- this laundry and i Ave will Ytjimr out all rf he old years dirt send it home a- - audi em maculate- andl Stockholders Meeting tjivre1taMf m white as a sucking dove TlWrei no laundry in Kentucky that cai give such eminent satisfaction- m color polish and condition as - tJtt 1 TK Bourbon Steam Laundry x cti jSUpkoat No 4 n- - a- - o fcnta SC 1 n k v 6 V THE BOURBON NEWSfUID AY DECEMBER - 31 1897 - V - TZ - HM - fZXi Pfc THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I RUCE MlLl4ERlrEUtorsand0wn M KW tfU- iv- - W P -- - 36600000 candle power This it is claimed is a greater power of illumination than the four largest beacons in England combined and it is calculated that if the surface of the earth were fiat it could be seen for 100 miles As it is it only falls be low the horizon for the sailor in the crosstrees at a distance of 21 nautical miles The light which is used is of itself of 6000 candle power it flashes for one second and is in eclipse for ifixe It is expected that the Barnegat light will duplicate that at Finisterre In each particular and a land lubber can hardly see why we should ask for more than that Romance and poetry have dealt very tenderly as of course they should with the flashing lights of the rock bound coast and it would sound like high treason inhumanity or something dreadful to suggest that to the idler on the rocks they are gen- ¬ erally too small to be beautiful and too monotonous to be charming But when one is at sea it is a very different matter and the light has more of con- ¬ cern watchfulness and affection than ever romancer or poet has told of it 2sTight after night an unheard cheet for the Scilly lights rolls over the water from Atlantic liners night after night Fire Island light is Americas first smile of welcome to ladened ships and the opposing lights of France and England with their vari colored flashes make one feel as though his great vessel were led through the dangerous passage with each hand in one of a watchful nation It is a reassuring and pleasant thought and all this among travelers who have little to fear comparatively Rochester ¬ ¬ ¬ Post-Expre- ss Womab The great Finisterre beacon which is to throw its rays from the coast of Prance far over the dangerous sea is interesting enough in itself in its won- derful construction and its marvelous power But it gains a new interest from the circumstance that it is paid for by a legacy to the government of Prance a womans memorial to her father The legacy amounted to 60 000 and is attractive from its strange ¬ ness With the exception of the light which the United States is soon to put on the tower of Barnegat the Finisterre light is incomparable with any other It is housed in a solid imposing light house close to the old beacon and when the big bulls eye lens has intensified its flash it throws over the water a light Qf BEACON LIGHTS The Great FiniHterre Jjiglxt the Gift that is calculated at the heat and- color of its birthplace THE LITTLE BOATS The lobes of MissJSTancys brain werej sea in ships You who sail over the well developed but her heart GbdJ Tall ships and strong ships and ships of bless her was big enough and pasf renown sionate enough for a dozen ordinary When 3Tou go down Tnoidens And this according to the Its- the talk of the town nobody knows But writer aforesaid is as it should be J When the little boat goes I see that you disapprove she cori And the fishermen drown tinued piqued by my silence uost or run down off the banks In the fog Your eyes are blurred I replied Blinding blank fog on the fathomless sea J JUU UCL G UUtJ P Only the fright P tit lioart nnrl Vipnr tiitwJv Of a cry in the night By the steamers black side times out of ten proves a better guide died And the boats crew have than head Ere you knew them to be Mrs Gerard received mein the parlor scr e on our Driven and wrecked by the Will UC U1CI one uviuuuuu oiiviously Poor little boats in the wild winters gale He has had an awful fall Mrs Ger4 Poor frozen men ard And this prolonged insensibility Who shall never again white faces Turn their argues the gravest internal injuries Back to the places She covered her face with trembling From where they set sail hands Once long ago she had loved Scant is the livelihood snatched from the this man had given him that divinet sea Long is the labor and hard the mens gift a girls immaculate heart t ands c A Jnow as T11ne tears DncKieu tnrougn 1ner lives Many are lost slender fingers I knew that she had 3 What is the cost turned back the tear stained pages ofj Nobody knows the book of life and was rereading ten S When the little boat goes derly aiwl reverently the sweet storyj But the children and wives C K Duer in Colliers Weekly of her youth 0 memory active mothrt er of all reason what mad pranks thoul - - r ji v- -- attentively Mr Burlington he observed quief ly is subject to fits of violence Eh said the doctor what To fits of violence the Greek re- JfT0515 he contiTlued rubblrg J struck the target Miss Xaney jumped iiV c ioimipuutoitne energetically from her chair and fled question at present The severe shock When she returned a tray handsomely to the nerve cells and the fibers of the garnished testified to the accuracy of brain may produce violent symptoms m3r aim Upon the other hand a really serious Here she said laughing is your lesion may not have taken place bone poor doggie Demetrius who was present listened I attacked with vigor some cold cnicKen i MH 602 MAIN DAILEY sm 6 8 Jry fi J --Over Deposit Bank ST 1 il jft i Office hours to 12 a in 1 to pm - at times insane I observed peated Hes a very dangerous man ¬ But incapable of hurting a fly now The doctor pursed up his lips and ad- justed his pince nez His mannerisms had begun to irritate me Is this er the Mr Burlington the author Yes 1 T 1 XT- playest 3 Nancy is right she said presently cannot turn him away He is quite harmless now Yes yes The doctor will soon be - f here Horace Copyright zy 1896 tmtssr by tsim0ge vaoiell-Lippincott Co J B metrius CHAPTEE IV Contdttjed Hot blood flows in the veins of the Livingstons I prefer peace as I have said elsewihere but my ancestors were soldiers What fol ¬ men of action lowed must be attributed to atavism At any rate I pulled out my pistol and clapped the muzzle to the head of De- ¬ Take hold you scoundrel or by heaven I pull the trigger He looked steadily into my eyes and obeyed Between us with infinite dif ¬ ficulty we dragged the still senseless Burlington from the perilous cave and thence to a place of safety Here per- ¬ plexed and perspiring we rested There is iiot another house witfhin We cannot take two miles said I him home Demetrius Ill staj here wfliffle you Miss Gerard is coming sir We were close to the cottage not 300 yards at most from the veranda but A STARVING IN THE LAND OF GOLD ray-- -- r -j r Kirj- K fi Pfc in crowds you cant stop them It is utterly useless to attempt to do so Shoals of letters have been written to the home papers by prominent men in all parts of Africa pointing but the difficulties which exist at the present time in making a living much less making a fortune in the Transvaal Editors have devoted leading articles to the subject advising people to be careful before relinquishing a Moderate certainty in the old country for a most perilous uncertainty in South Africa But it is all useless Advice falls to the ground unheeded and the cry is Still they come Johannes burg at the present time is in such a condition as few other cities ever presented Trade is paralyzed business of all descriptions is at a standstill mines are closing down daily many of the most prominent are just keeping the fires burning thousands of people are absolutely starving and during all this the government is shifting and dodging the all important question knowing full well that the prosperity of the country depends on their acting in the only way that common sense could suggest and yet held from actinq ¬ ¬ ¬ uble to Make n Living1 iBcJate anailrom South Africa rcomes Tvr 3aT sa melancholy story as to the distress at present existing at Johannesburg revealing a state of matters well calculated to stop the rush to the rand Writing on the subject under the head ing Starving Johannesburg a re- cent resident says They are coming ¬ ¬ Johannesburg Filled with Men Un i l9 fcM v fa5 ployment in Johannesburg and district Among this number are men oi all professions and trades intellectual honorable men who could fill any responsible position but who owing tc the present crisis are unable to obtain even the humblest kind of employA walk around the parks ir ment Johannesburg will give some slight idea of the present distress the groups occupying the benches theb pallid drawn cheeks and lack lustei eyes the hopeless wa- - in which thej glance at the passers by all tell theii own tale London Telegraph IjOhh of Ancient Treasures - SJiortly before- - the war betweei Turkey and Greece broke out it had been intended to transfer to the Centra museum at Athens various ancien Christian manuscripts and other treas1 ures stored in the churches at Tyrnavoi and elsewhere Delay proved fatal During the- war these treasures wer alldestroyed by fire or carried away Chicago Inter Ocean By Rljyht Precedence Brain a rd Wonder how the donkej evali came to be selected as the ah emblem of er stupiditySkullard Weally couldnt say old chap must have been before our time ¬ ¬ in that way by distrust of the uitland- ers At the present time it is calculated there are 10000 people out of em- ¬ ¬ - - Y World A Dish - One of the choicest delicacies it Jamaica is a huge white worm founc in the heart of the cabbage palm I iastes when cooked like almonds f of Worms -- t Cincinnati Enquirer preyed upon you and Mr Gerard is nowj at an end You will be able to take your proper place at his side He needs you She smiled pathetically Mr Gerard can stand alone The coarsest ear might detect a dis cord The conviction flashed across me that the second marriage had proved as disastrous as the first I had no rights to judge Mark Gerard but from wha I had seen of the man I was ready tq pronounce him aio fit mate for the erentle woman- beside me My heart ached for her Of course I said nothing of what had passed in the Jf lrates cave bne es S what subtile instinct had sent the girl teemed and trusted Demetrius and the in search of us She approached and facts would have shocked her gazed pitifully into the face of her pressibly It was important ho father With the quick apprehension that I should seek ligrht and find it Al of a woman she had grasped the truth present I was in the dark Demetrius I remarked carelessly An accident to a stranger Badly hurt trMl to the house is a faithful servant How did J He must be carried at once The coachman could gallop for a doctor come by him Surely Mr Gerard told you Pardon me if you will order the car- ¬ He told me little or nothing riage I will take this gentleman to the She seem ed surprised but answered myself doctor Iur3cGerardhad picked What she cried ralce Tiiin away- - my question to his death perhaps We are not up the Greek in New York where he had found him running the streets ab- ¬ savages Her eyes flashed indignation and solutely destitute and starving He had given him a liberal education and when scorn ¬ I shall take him to the doctor I re he was old enough employed him as1 a confidential servant Demetrius had turned curtly ¬ proved honest intelligent and exl Mr Livingston said she you for get yourself most strangely My moth ¬ traordinarily receptive Gerard lik er and I would blush to turn a wounded jlastic servants and he molded the la to suit himself dog from our doors I speak for her Demetrius faltered Mrs Gerard inf in her name Ah how stupid of me to conclusion has been with tme evep stand chattering here She sped away in the gloaming deaf since that awful time Nearly 20 years to my entreaties he has given up to me Mr Gerard has Miss Gerard always has her own paid him well but money cannot can- ¬ way remarked the Greek cel such obligations Have you talked So it seems I said dryly much with him He glanced at the face of Burlington He wont talk with me Mrs Ger- ¬ Assuredly Miss Nancy had her fathers ard v chin and mouth He is remarkably well informed You knew I blurted out in his way quite a metaphysician v divinHis philosophy I remarked does I knew he answered quietly ing my meaning not temper bis hostility to me You might have told me Hostility she repeated That is too strong a word He is jealous I dare I had no such instructions He closed- his lips and with them say because you have supplanted him further discussion I decided to wait in a sense and the poor fellow was not for assistance Miss Nancy whose heels Drought rap as a Christian You know were nimble as Atalantas soon re-¬ Mr Gerards views Demetrius is a turned pagan When you understand him Here is brandy she gasped and a better Mr Livingston you will appre- ¬ pillow John the gardener will be ciate him here to help Demetrius and the coach- ¬ I have no doubt of it man will go for the doctor Mr Livings ¬ Burlington was needing my atten- ¬ ton mamma wishes to see you now tion so I said no more My Immediate Will you return with me departure from the cottage was not can- ¬ As soon as John comes vassed and I gladly left the matter in A frown flitted across the smooth abeyance With my hand on tne handle f orenead of the Greek He saw that I of the door I asked one important mistrusted him and resented it question I wonder who he is she said softShall I send a telegram to Mr r A handsome man and a gentle- ¬ Gerard ly Give him some brand v Mr Liv- man She hesitated scanning my face with ingston troubled eyesI dare not till the doctor comes Yes she answered wearily I sup ¬ His pulse is not failing pose so rf Presently John joined us With Her thoughts were straying in an-¬ creditable ingenuity he had impro- ¬ other direction vised a litter which he brought in a And you wont quarrel with De- ¬ barrow Having helped to place the metrius wounded man upon this I hastened for- ¬ So after- all my foolish mans face ward with Miss Nancy The others fol- ¬ had betrayed me lowed at a snails pace for Burlington As for Demetrius answered I was no lightweight and I warned them shall remember Mrs IGerard how that any jolting might prove fatal much you owe him and if ever the Mr Livingston said the girl as chance presents itself pay a portionuof soon as we were out of earshot I told the debt rJ you the other day there was a mystery here Then it was guesswork on my CHAPTER T part It is guesswork no longer My W7hen does a man u young man mothers seizure this afternoon was in begin to take himself seriously Ob- ¬ some way connected with this stranger viously when he realizes that the in- ¬ When I told her what had happenedrshe tegrity of the human rope may depend said Dont bring him here Nancy upon the soundness of a single strand dont bring him here that the smallest bolt in a mighty bridge Your mothers wishes may not be withdrawn or smffered to Have been overruled by me This rust without disastrous consequences poor man must and shall stay here till that he insignificant mortal may make we learn the extent of his injuries or mar not only his own life but the You have taken upon yourself a great lives of others These platitudes are responsibility I replied gravely proclaimed hourly from 1000 pulpits Ah you disapprove but the practical application of all I thought I marked a shade of anxiety teaching must come from within hot in her tones Idid not reply at once for from without the words of a great and kindly writer The doctor a country practitioner were bubbling up in my mind What- ¬ with average brains and a capital bed- ¬ ever comes from the brain carries--thside manner made a careful examina ¬ hue of the place it comes from and tion of Burlington and murmuredwo whatever comes from the heart carjJT-3- - words ICerebral concussion V -- Mrs Gerard iry to interrupted think of something else Save your strength It may be needed later He was not responsible she wailedi His father before him was well nofej maa dul very eccentric Ana ne naoj been working like a slave for weeks sitting up writing till three and f ouri in the morning That and his terrible jealousy wrecked his reason Happy days HTein store for you Mrs Gerard This cruel anxiety which has I I It is not necessary that you should cannot M Within an hour Nancy is attending to everything 1 Indeed A singularly handsome man But this he touched lightly Burlingtons head indicates a some¬ TO BE CONTINUED what unbalanced mind How long will the coma last NOAH WITH A VENGEANCE I cannot say Possibly 48 hours He may come to himself in ten min- ¬ He Looked After the Live Stock and XcsTlcctcd His Wife utes The rain had been coming down al- ¬ Demetrius drew him aside Are you certain he whispered im- ¬ most in a cloud burst for several days pressively that he is absolutely un- ¬ and the gulches were filled with rush ing torrents The Ozark mountains lay conscious senseless The doctor regarded his questioner in a mist dense as a fog on the banks of Newfoundland Word came to town attentively that many of the lowland dwellers That is a very strange remark sir I know the man Demetrius replied were in need of help and rescue parties He is not malingering returned the were organized In one of the hollows He doctor with emphasis Of course he the rescuers met another Noah was seated upon the roof of his house must be watched Ill send a respon sible nurse Meantime von ran ffWi with a pig- hens roosters ducks and him but no stimulants Ill call the turkeys Come on get into the boat shouted first thing to morrow I have a most one of the rescuers important case but send for me if Not unless you take the stock necessary Well pass it along When the door had closed behind his The stock was quickly transferred to portly person I turned to Demetrius the boat and then Noah got in The Wrhy did you ask that question Mr Livingston if you had seen this party were about to leave when the old mans work at Bed Gulch you would fellow said most Hold on I forgot Theres the understand He has the cunning of a old woman fiend Where is she - His voice quavered and his ej es the Up in the barn yonder I was so Leyes of a frightened animal sunk be- ¬ busy getting up the iitock that I didnt fore mine My suspicions swelled to have time to take keer cf her certainty The Greek was a coward They rowed over o the barn And I knowing the facts felt sorry for there sure enough was his wixe and so him overcome with cold that v I saw him fall full six feet onto the ly speak unci had to oe she could hard almost carried iiback of his head He ousrht to be a dead into the large flat bort man Anvone else around here stern1 Yes the Greek repeated he ought asked one of the rescuers to be dead Weve got about nil the live stock I dismissed him Presently Miss Theres one pig too heavy for me to lNancy entered the room and seated her- ¬ carry to the roof Hes around some- ¬ self beside me To my remonstrance where if he aint washed out Dont she turned a deaf ear It was already you think you mighi look around for late and I told her frankly that she him a bit bug lit to be in bed But the party rode away paying no shall watch night with you heed to the sinful Noahs solicitude for Demetrius has told mamma what the his live stock and thoroughly disgusted with his indifference for his better half whom he left to look after herself De- ¬ - Your mother said I knows that you are here A most violent assumption she re ¬ turned coolly My mother as you suggested should be spared all worry Office over G S Varden Im here on my own responsibility Mr Gerard will come to morrow And you think he will be angry I 8 to 12 a m can assure you jou are mistaken Mark Office Hours is the apple of his fathers eye He looks upon me as a vegetable of no con- ¬ L J R ADAIR sequence a sort of pumpkis Her indifference was pathetic We have not seen him she mur mured for more hhan six months He may stay with us for six hours ¬ ha smith Co - 1 to 5 p m lee j MOORE C will If Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons Broadway t be P No 3 5 Paris Ky 1 pm Office Hour - 6 to 12 a m and to I 3dc tf Henry L Casey Dentist Veterinary Surgeon All diseases of the domesticated ani- mals treated on scientific principles Diseases ot the hog a specialty Mitchells Office at Tnnioy ClarU lower stable i BLUEGRASS NUBS C FALL 1897 Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Trees Asparagus and every thing for Ol UlBi chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct to the planter saving enormous commis- ¬ sions Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky RAILROAD TIME CARD ¬ L NRR ARRIVAL OP TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a ni 745 a rifc 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m 328 pm From Mays ville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS tis To Cincinnati troit Free Press M Take hold you scoundrel i ¬ - doctor said about about the violent symptoms You wontbave Demetrius so you must take me Demetrius has alarmed your mother most unnecessarily I cannot for the life of me understand A woman she interrupted deliber Of ately ignoring my real meaning course not As for Demetrius he has done his duty I propose to do mine You can talk or go to sleep just as you please For my part I should prefer to talk It cant hurt the patient and will serve to pass the time She settled herself smiling in the ¬ - i chair The doctor she continued is an old woman but I like him because lie is an optimist He thinks Mr Burling- ¬ ton wall get well Oh I do hope and ¬ pray that this maj be so You see I feel that Mark was really responsible for the accident The poor man must have seen the boys tracks in the sand and followed them out of curiosity into the cave Then he naturally wondered how Mark left the cave and tried to follow the same road And it is so in- ¬ teresting to think that he is the Bur lington Ive read some of his articles ¬ - - - and one of his books and Im ever so sorry for him And why Because its plain to a woman that he has been the under dog in the fight Not that he ever was whipped You are catholic in your tastes I You like the doctor because observed he is an optimist and Burlington be- ¬ cause he writes a lot of morbid ma- ¬ terialistic rubbish I know a third per- ¬ son who is cultivating a wholesome and cheering style He possibl- - is out sido the pale of your s3Tnpathy H wants an allopathic dose to be taken immediately This was true Flopping about in a quagmire of perplexity I realized my dependence upon others Go to your goddess sne saia I had forgotten the goddess and smiled Ah you have had a surfeit from No my goddess feels as you do A lame dog- limping over a stile is a sigJ that never rails to fill her pretty eyes - different clergv in their vaiious orders and degrees the prelates resplendent in costly vestments The populace fali on their knees and the sight is im pressive in the highest degree Pall Mall Gazette A Change in His Queen A captain in a regiment stationed a Natal when paying his company ont day chanced to give a man a Transvaal half crown which as one would natu- ¬ rally expect the image and subscrip- ¬ tion of President Kruger The man brought it back to the pay table and said to the captain Please sir youve The off- ¬ given me a bad half crown icer took the coin and without look- ¬ ing at it rung it on the table and then remarked It sounds all right Bag 5 Grail The procession of the Holy Grail of Bruges as it is called is one of the most interesting and impbsihgahnual-eccle-siastica- l pageants seen in this country The tradition is that in 1147 during the second crusade Thierry of Alsace count of Flanders became possessed of a portion of the Holy Grail of which Jerusalem was the proud holder When he returned home in 114S he entered Bruges in triumph and presented his treasure to the Chapel of St Basil now called the Chapel of the Hoty Grail The present festival is alwajs a popular one with the people both high and low and thousands flock into our quiet town from all parts of the country A pe culiarit3r of the procession is that it is conducted in single file The proceedings commenced at ten oclock by the celebration of the grand mass in the cathedral at which the papal nun cio oificiated on this occasion To the Order of diamines is given the dutv of carrying the relic At two oclock the clergy mass themselves in the Place du Borg where a temporary altar is raised In front of the altar stood the papal nuncio the Holy Grail in his hands and near him the archbishop of Bruges while around were grouped the ¬ ¬ T3ie Holy 445 a m 755 a m 340 p m To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a in 545 p in 1021 p m ToRichmond 11108 a in 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent mm i oi n TIME TABLE EAST BOUND SS0nm fi00prn Lv Louisville lllinmS10pm Ar Lexington llrJjum ftoOpm 80im 550pm Lv Lexington Lv WincliesterllfxSim 2pm Uloini i50pm Ar Mt SterlingJ22opm 50pin ShSOuin 703ptn 5am 3 10pm Ar Washington Ar FhlludelphiuI0lnam 705pm 1240nn 90Spm Ar New York WEST BOUND t t Trains marked thus f run daily ex-cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington aud New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on orGEoRGE W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky Agent L Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelby ville Ar Louisville 730am 450pni 65oara 250pm 800am 520pm 735am345pm 911am U30pm 100lam720pni 1100am 815pm t t im f h i F B NRR Paris Ky Carr FRANKFORT CWCIKATI In EQect March 1 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY KAST BOUND RY Lve Fraukfort Arr JElkhorn Arr Stamping Ground xVi r xju Vtiiiot Arr Georgetown- Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Ceutreville Arr Elizabeth XVil X t4Hn iiititii 030am 300pm iASam 320pm 05 am 332tom 702am 3486m 70Sam 38pSn 720am 415pm 800am 430pm 812am 442pm 822am 452pm 828am 458pm 840am 510pm 1 WEST BOUND Lve Paris ArrElizabeth Arr Ceutreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown 920am 932am 938am 948am noopm He probably doesnt need it ilCJ 542pm luke at it sir was the reply The cap548pm 558pm tain glanced at the coin saying Its 1000am 0i0pm all right man it will pass in the can- ¬ 1040am 035pm Arr Lu vails I050am 640pm teen This apparently satisfied Bag Arr Stamping Ground 1110am b53pm ¬ ster who walked off making the re- Arr bwitzer 1125am 704pm 1135am 711pm mark If you say its a right sir it is ArrElKhoru U55nm 725pm a rig lit but its the first time Ive seen HARPER C D BERCAW Answers GEO B Genl Supt the queen wi whiskers on Genl Pass Agt Frankfort Ky A Place to Pansc I once said the colonel solemnly I once and only once had all 13 trumps HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK dealt me Er I suppose you were the dealer SMITH SHOP FOR SALE suggested the candid friend no No sir roared the colonel DESIRE to sell my house and bt was not the dealer sir I with blacksmith shop at Jackson Then may I ask what happened to vilte Ky I will sell for half cash bab ance in twelve moiths For further the trump which the dealer turned up And a terrible silence ensued Crypt particulars address r call on i ¬ ster Whats wrong with it You i I with tears but sun makes her want to poke him up with a sharp stick Your goddess is a sensible woman It is not sympathy your mastiff wants but a square meal ¬ That is very true I admitted Un der the pressure of circumstances I had missed nir dinner My chance shaft A big lazy mastiff blinking in the Too Snre Masher So you refuse to Johunie marry me Nellie Chaffie I positively do Well I was never more surprised in my life and the worst of it is I felt so sure of your accepting me that and bought the cloth for a dress suit to be married in TammanV J Times Ive--gon- 13oct tf ben j Jacksonville f sharon yt Kfl h - OOHN 3FXjiTJ3VtBaE33tjjPARIS KENTUCKY HPa adHoV CONNElIT3 tJILVJ e - i promptly answered Your IS oncueu uriew reasonable work T - Worksuarant fl D n J i y Vr o i - a i -- t -- y iw yy f i -- v ft Ji c Al THE BOITSBQN NEWS FRII BARN DECEMBER 31 1897 Who are injured by the uss of coffee Re ¬ cently there has been placsd in all the grocery stores a new preparation called GRADf O made of pure grains that takes the place of coffee The mosi delicate stomach receives it without distress and but few can tell it from coffee It does not cost over as much Children may drink it with ¬ 7 There Is a Class ol People City of Toledo S3 i uounty Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo STAfE oe Ohio IjUCAS i - X t H MetLod Devised by an Ohio Farmcl Jinx ionlseyed with BIiiHtingr Pewde and Was Scattered Fully Described GOOD WINTER RATION I was driving along a lonelyv road in Make the framework from two by Green Cat Bone Is a Good Substitute two inch stuff as shown in Fig 2 Cut southwest Texas one day last montlh for Worms and Insects four pieces a a Fig 1 three feet long when T came upon a rather remarkable Now that the supply of bugs in the for posts Cut eight pieces b 18 inches scene A lot of people rigged out in fields is inaccessible fowls must be pro ¬ long Construct the framework by nail ¬ their Sunday clothes were gathered in vided with a substitute which will form ing the short pieces between the long an open field and seemed to be holding a meat ration That meat of some sort one even with end of the long pieces sewne kind of ceremony apparently of a is necessary for both old and young and another two feet from it inside religious nature One man undoubted ¬ stock is a generally accepted fact measure a space two feet by 18 inches ly a country preacher judging by his There is nothing in our opinion which will be made to receive the slats as garb and solemn appearance stood so thoroughly fills this want as green shown in Fig 1 Make a duplicate to upon a stump and was just concluding cut bone With the invention of the it Nail short pieces between the two an exhortation of soane kind Two or modern green bone cutters the problem frames and the framework is complet- three women were crying and the men of feeding this most excellent meat ra ¬ ed Carry it to the roof and cut the looked serious and awkward tion is easily solved Different breeders bevel on the legs so as to fit solidly the At first I though I had come upon an have different ideas as to the manner open air meeting of some religious de ¬ of feeding We advise three times a nomination but I abandoned this opin- ¬ week and a little at first until the hens ion when I saw two men drive f ortlh a become used to it Fed as a separate ra- ¬ couple of mule teams hitched to ponder- ¬ tion it gives better results than if mixed ous harrows and begin to harrow the with othqr foods In this way we can Boil over a large space of ground in easily control its consumption and it front of the congregation While they answers the purpose of meat ration were doing tfais the crowd sang a hymn more thoroughly It is good for both I then thought I had possibly come old and young stock and especially val ¬ upon some sort of peculiar folk custom uable for growing cockerels As com- ¬ or ceremony of a religio agricultural ih pared with other food we consider it description and when I drove slowly very cheap The material the green down the road and saw a man sitting on bones can be had for an average of the fence gazing at the scene I stopped half a cent a pound in any butcher and asked him what it all meant shop Cutting them up is a mattetrof BARN VENTIIATOR He took a straw out of his mouth and but little time and labor depending toward a pile of white pointed with upon the number of hens to be fed The pitch of the roof as shown at c c Plane lcoking rocks it the center of the field in best bones to buy and which cut the the sides and edges of a bundle of plas- ¬ Right by them tiliar rocks pardner best are ribs These if chopped into terers lath smooth Select eight laths he said is a new well TherLord seest small pieces an inch or two long will of the same thickness for one side of us pardner in a well same as out of fit- the machine and are easily cut up the Take two laths d d cut them two feet hit required size long so as to fit in the framework put Certainly I said There is nothing in modern poultry themin and measure the exact length pardner is awful A culture that has gained so firm a hold between the slats on each side of the swift jack rabbit a 44 hurries along a shot from among the fanciers and breeders as post so as to cut the laths just right ov suddfn death is green cut bone That it is not used as to fit Cut enough to fill one side Ite- - like but ther hand much as it should be we are convinced move the two upright laths d d and swifter Has some one been Yes I said A few hesitate to use it because of the nail the short lath between as shown dont ccst of the machine but if one stops to in Fig 2 by driving lath nails through killed Ipeople see any corpse What doing are those consider that this expense can easily be the side of the long laths d d Place are no corpsus pardner Yer There made in the increased egg yield we them one half inch apart slanting one may spy ther har at play ther fawn upon think this objection will be overruled over the other as is usual with a shut Stol corpsus From experiments in meat of different ter Then set in the frame as Fig 1 the green but the more ov Jim Gaze seen be kinds both cooked and raw we are in ¬ and nail it securely through the side linger wont never pardner upon ther solemn scene and clined more to the latter flaw meat After setting all slats take a piece two is fc more natural substitute for bugs by two and use as a crosspiece over the say ef yer kin whar is Jim I dont know the gentleman I said worms and insects Fowls crave for top Then set an upright piece Fig 3 raw material and devour it more raven ¬ e 15 inches long in the center plane I dont know whether I see him or ously Green cut hone is a raw meat ra- ¬ the end toapoint Cut four pieces from not Not air correct Ax ov ther wild tion It is cheap it is beneficial in corner to the center post as shown at manj ways both as a food and tonic f dnd nail in place these may be tinned waves or ther buzzard which soars aloft likewise respond not It is easily obtained and easity fed and or slated Then cut the hole in the roof and theyll was he is now not ISot is a paying investment Country Gen- ¬ directly under the ventilator and the Whereas Jim may have maybe heard tleman work is completed American Agri- ¬ any at all Yer ov blastin powder pardner and ther culturist BARREL SMOKEHOUSE powerful sudden way it has ov callin BEEF CATTLE POINTS siriners to repentance That there well J nut the Tiling for Smoking Sniall Quantities of Meat The General Form Should lie Low could a tale unfold that would make yer stand on yer head like er porkyerpine Broad and Deep The illustration shows a simple plan Mr C F Curtiss of the Iowa experi- ¬ Jim was diggin ov that well and ther for smoking a small quantity of meat without any expense whatever for a ment station writes on the points of blast it went off too soon Sabe Yer Well theyre beef cattle to be taken into considera- ¬ tee them mule harrers d There is a i harrerin in the remains ov Jim This tion and says beef type that admits of less flex- ¬ heres Jims funeral Jim was sowed Detroit Free Press ibility than is generally regarded The this mornin should be looked to is first thing that CHILDREN low broad OCCUPATIONS FOR the general beef form deep smooth and even with parallel Useful Employment Keeps the Iilttle Ones Bright and Happy lines No wedge shape is wanted for Occupation means happiness to chil ithe block Isext in importance is a fiick even covering of the rights kin dl idren helittleonesbc have of meat in the parts that give the high- - to do are inevitably- fretful and mis priced cuts This is a very important chievous so it is necessary for mothers factor in beef cattle that is often over- - to find suitable and varied employment A favorite looked About 28 per cent of a good for their young folks monotonous if in carcass of beef sells for nearly 64 per amusement becomes cent of the total value The highest dulged in too long and the guiding priced cuts are ribs and loins These spirit of the nursery and schoolroom parts on an average sell for about three must rack her brains for a change oi times as much per pound as the others occupation when the children are conGood broad well covered backs and fined to the house by bad weather Tinfoil which comes around chocoribs are absolutely necessary to a good ¬ carcass of beef and no other excellen- late or packages of tobacco is gener BARREL SMOKEHOUSE cies however great will compensate for ally prized though the little ones dont smokehouse The lower barrel has a the lack of this essential It is neces know what to do with it If a tiny ball small door through which to replenish sary to both breed and feed for thick ¬ is formed with the first piece and other the smoldering fire in the iron kettle on ness in these parts And mere thickness portions are added snowball fashion the inside The bottom of the box has and substance here is not all Animals a ver3r young child can make for itself holes in it similar to those in the top that are soft and patchy or hard and capital ball Folding spills of paper the upper barrel being- raised to show rolled on the back are sure to give de- ¬ for father to light his cigar with is anthese The front of the box is hinged fective and objectionable carcasses other source of delight and the boy to admit the meat The upper barrel even though they are thick and they or girl making them has the additional has neither top nor bottom and serves also cut up with correspondingly great- ¬ pleasure of knowing it is loves labor merely as a chimney to provide some er waste The men who buy our cattle It is always advisable to inculcate little draft and to carry off the smoke and fix their market value are shrewd the lessons of good nature and unself Two small holes in the lower barrel ad- ¬ enough to know almost at a glance how ishness when the children set to work mit air to feed the smoldering fire much and just what kind of meat a Let the elder ones paint pictures and American Agriculturist steer or a car load of steers will cut out fill scrap books for the hospitals while and if the producer overlooks any of the the tinies can tear up paper as a stufLIVE STOCK AND DAIRY essential points he is compelled to bear fing for simple charity pillows Well-to-d- o little people are so lovingly and We never could enjoy our rest be- ¬ the loss thoughtfully treated nowadays that tween a pair of good blankets with our Weed Seeds in Manure they are in danger of thinking that on bare horses and cows resting One of the popular mistakes about everything is theirs by right and it is plank or cement composting is that it invariably kills The pigs will if given the opportu all weed seeds On the contrary there all important to teach them to share their playthings cheerfully nitydo much gleaning where threshing is reason to believe that some weed and be ready to readily and others less give up to was done out doors so will the chick seeds with very hard shells and which fortunate than themselves ens and without tearing the ground germinate slowly under ordinary con- ¬ There is nothing that will cultivate up so much ditions will germinate all the quicker this spirit of generosity more quickly Let those wbo are building up their if exposed to the heat of a manure pile than to follow this method of planning flocks and herds not neglect to head Not even the gizzards of birds will de- ¬ for the preparation of some gift for them with the best animals obtaina- ¬ stroy the seeds of raspberry and black ¬ others less fortunate than themselves ble These can be bought right while berry as is evident from the growth and the will soon learn to consider scrubs are dear at any price of these bushes in fence corners where this their most delightful pastime When it comes to quality there is far the birds have avoided them There Philadelphia Record less difference in the best butter made should be the greatest care not to feed Hazelnut and Orange Creams by deep and shallow setting and bj cen ¬ stock either hay or straw containing Roll the hazelnut in a little fondant trifugal separating than dairymen weed seeds Both quack seed and red root seed will live in manure piles and that has been flavored with vanilla It were formerly led to suppose may then be dipped in chocolate vanilla A ton of butter taken from the farm are often disseminated by being car ¬ removes scarcely any fertility while a ried out with manure and spread on or cocoanut fondant To make orange¬ creams grate the yellow rind of an orton of wheat removes about 850 worth the land American Cultivator ange mix and knead it with one pound and a ton of corn about five dollars of f ondantand use enough sugar to pre- ¬ For the Growing Colts Surely the dairy farm should v orth no better market for hay and vent sticking This rind Will both There is S improve jprain than a good colt Xo matter what flavor and color the fondant Divide it It would be a good thing for the coun ¬¬ kind if he is a good one he will pay for and set aside one half for melting and try hoih from a financial and a hu the extra feed he needs to keep him to the other half add a few drops of ex- ¬ manitarian standpoint if there were thrifty and growing during the winter tract of orange and knead until more veterinary surgeons and fewer The market demands size in all kinds smooth Cut candied pineapple into There really is no more of horses driving carriage or boss doctors dice and roll each one in a portion of draft noble profession than that of the and one of the factors of size is liberal this hard fondant and set aside for three Agricultural Epitomist feeding during the period of growth or four hours Melt the orange skiJlfed vet fondant The oats corn and hay sold to the colt in the saucepan standing in water add Selection of young Sows will not bring in the cash at once but orange juice until you have it the In selecting young sows to be used the return is sure if the colt is a good proper consistency Use for dipping 4s breeders care should be taken to se the same as cream chocolates Ladies one National Stockman sure those that are well developed and Tome Journal give promise of making good feeders All Animals Require Lime Capital Celery Salad Lime is necessary for animals as well They should be well fed and made to Take half ahead of cabbage and three as good health will as for the land but lime salts exist in develop as rapidly permit for the feeding habit and con the food predominating in some kinds bunches of celery chopped fine Mixwell f itmion of the mother is supposed more than in others Corn and wheat one cupful of vinegar a lump of butter to impart to theyongherown grains contain but a small proportion of the size of an eggy the jolks of three digestive system and it is nalural there- ¬ Jime and hence young animals or dams eggs a teaspoonful of mustard one of fore to conclude that the thrifty that are to produce young require other salt thp same of pepper and two of sugar Heat this mixture on the stove young sow will impart foods than grain Clover hay contains until it thickens stirring constantly those characteristics to her offspring over 20 times as much lime as corn When cold add two tablespoonfuls of Early maturity together with a vig while bran is alsb rich in mineral eleorous constitution is now the desired ments Leg weakness slow growth and sweet cream or olive oil and pour over i Louisville d bought by all swine breeder and lack of vigor are irequently the result the celery and cabbage h Courier Journal Xoodj containing but little lime keders ¬ THE FARMING WORLD VENTILATION SOWED BROADCAST INTERESTING TIT BITS Ai Sacramento man happened to ex amine the gizzards of a brace of mallard thicks which he bought a few daysi ago andj found in them gold nugget to the value of 150 each As the ducks- cost himjonly 40 cents he cleared 2G0 by the operation The general impression- is that the ducks must have picked up the gdTd in the far north In spite of her vaunted farm lands Denmark supplies much of the butter eajten in England while the number of eggs sent there from Russia is enor mous During last year St Petersburg alone shipped to English ports- 69500 OOOeggs which were carefully assorted and packed in straw in cases of 150G each The total quantity of eggs- received from all points ini Russia during ¬ - 9 greati benefit 15 cts and 25 cts per age Try it Ask for GRAEST O m m pack- ¬ ¬ - to their knees in terror at my description of the day of judgment The other ex horter smiled pityingly Ah yer he replied But the other night I portrayed the destruction of the world with such power that a man came up after the services and asked me whom he should see about the kinetoscope rights Detroit Journal ¬ Power of Portrayal Why man Ive had whole audiences fall Countv and State aforesaid and that said Grm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for eacn and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh i Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D 18S6 A TV GLEASON Notary Public Seal Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold by druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ - ¬ last- - which lasted from ten oclock jjMr Lecker made a speech in the ATustrian reichsrath a fortnight ago ¬ jear was 345000000 bi - night until 11 oclock Friday morn ing The speech contained about 70000 F Daly General Passenger Agent The under dog in the fight may be rights words and duringits delivery Mr Leck but the upper dog doesnt care a snap if ho er drank a few glasses of wine several The utility of life is not in its extent it is Chicago News t ctips of coffee and 15 glasses of water is m the employment of it A man may live When the ordeal was over a physician long and live little Montaigne Pisos Cure is a wonderful Cough mediexamined him and found that his pulse cine Mrs W Pickert Van Siclen aid Tourist Sleeping Cars Blake Aves Brooklyn N Y Oct 26 01 aSo breathing were normal and he Commencing with the excursion of The showed no signs of phjsical strain 7th the Missouri Kansas and Texas Ry Nothing makes a worthless husband ob n these days of livelj competition has inaugurated a system of Tourist Sleep- ject to divorce as quickly as a decree for even the beard does not escape the ers on their excursion dates between St alimony Washington Democrat Kansas City and South record breaker The town of Vande Louis orFor information address Texas t points F Better times come to all cured of aches nesse claims the honor through a man Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cincinnati HOhio And pains by St Jacobs Oil born in 1826 in- that town Bearded at 12years of age at 14 the growth had a A good thing gets a little better every day The poor Years Globe thing a little worse Atchison excuse absence of soft water is some mn peached six inches- in length for drinking hard Chicago News passed and the beard still grew Almost ¬ All Central Passenger Association 1000 mile tickets without restrictions as to date of sale and also regardless of the fact as to whether the Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway Companys name appears on the same or not are accepted at present for tickets to points on and via the Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway Cora- any The traveling public will please note 6 Notice to the Public uepenu upon it where theres smoke Why do you say that proved it It was against the rules to smoke in our office I smoked and Pas fired Philadelphia North American Speaks with Authority Ive ¬ ¬ Check Colds and Bronchitis with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute - ¬ ¬ - - i Crutches and cruel pains from Sciatica measured 11 feet When he Time counts health gains A quick su e From St Jacobs Oil the cure of it ¬ Cure St Jacobs Oil for sprains walked the proprietor of this extraor dinary appendage threw his beard in The only thing you own When man silky folds over his arm as the Roman tvhat you have given away after you die is generally a called begins to move others he is Fann Journal a crank Rams Horn senators threw their togas In winter He wrapped it round his throat like a boa As he was onlv five feet and three inches tall his beard1 was twice the vvshvte it i f 0 rrTi n f ito TOekjirpi WV W V A LESSON IN HISTORY ICl fLffl well-define- The execution of the constitution oi the United States was due to Jamea Madison to whom was given- the title oFather of the Constitution Connecticut had in circulation a pri ¬ vate or unauthorized coinage issued by John Higley of Granby in 1737 This coinage was made of copper mined in the town and known as the Granby or Higley Tokens 1rhe name Point Comfort Va was gviven to the locality in 1607 by the first colonists on their voyage of exploration up the James river Poynt Comfort on accounte of the goode channel and safe arichoraffe is offered jKfassachusetts on May 26 1652 es jSlished the first mint at Boston of - forCrwip asthma bronchitis or whooping cough there is no remedy so sure and safe as Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral From the first dose its healing influence is manifest The sufferer who has been kept awake by the cough falls into a refresh ¬ Dr Ayers ing sleep and awakes strong and refreshed Cherry Pectoral is acknowledged to be a specific for all pulmonary complaints Physicians praise and prescribe it This standard remedy for coughs colds and all diseases of the throat and lungs is now put up in half size bottles at half price 50c One of my children had croup One night I was startled by the childs hard breathing and on going to it found it strangling It had nearly ceased to breath Having a part of a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pec-¬ toral in the house I gave the child three doses at short intervals and anxiously waited results From the moment the Pectoral was given tha childs breathing grew easier and in a short time it was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally The child is alive and well to day and I do not hesitate to say that Ayers Cherry Pectoral saved its life C J Wooldrige Wortham Tex - Sc TO - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ which were issued coins of the value of twelve pence six pence and three lence pieces and every shilling weighing the three penny troj weight and lesser peeces proportionably In 1664 in- time of peace four Eng ¬ lish ships appeared injjthe harbor of New Amsterdam and demanded its sur- ¬ render Stout old Peter Stuy vesant the lame governor who had ruled in the Dutch colonies for many years resolved to fight But the city was weak and without fortifications and the people seeing the uselessness of ccntending agajnst the ships persuaded Stvsvvesant ooasurrender The name New Amster- ¬ dam was immediately changed to New York the whole province having been granted to the duke of York At the time of the surrender New York city had but 1500 people most of txiem speaking the Dutch language - -- Ayers Cherry Pectoral to fa fa fa fa fa PAINT WALLS CE LI INba SsSSBro CmageyF This material is twenty four tints p- L MURALO WATER COLOR PAINTS FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS fa made on scientific principles by machinery and milled in W a orocer or paint dealer and do your own kalsomininsf kjx THE LATE FASHIONS ¬ ¬ ¬ There is no perceptible difference in the shapes of sleeves They fit the arm closely from wrists to shoulders and have puffs ruffles caps epaulettes and what not according to fancy There are many waists with little basque skirts These are scalloped cut inoattlement points or left open at the seams and bound It would appear tha t every style of finish had been employed ipon these little frills A stylish hat is of dark blue velvet The brim is edged with a narrow band of very fine Persian lamb The crown has a trimming of velvet coiled round and round until it resembles a huge nest from the middle of which rise fan cy feathers and aigretl es ¬ uiuc auu nuinui iiiicti mclu uuaaiuiv be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water If you want something- extra buy some MURALO from the samedealer This material is a Hard Finish to be applied with a brush and becomes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works equally anci IS SUPSritU lu ojjv uuuuuuuuu - w jj fa fa fa fa fa not purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will ifr IV x A Ti il w oj TvnTi mi in ine wav oi ODiaminp it UE Well VllvU UU1U Ul llUli VVULCli fiza UCUU Jl OUUiJlC UU WO I OUVt 11 vuu cu- - ov fa fa fa fa - THE MARKETS Cincinnati v Dec 30 0e6T the fact that a man bv tho name of Church goes Tho attontion of the trade through the country trying to intimidate purchasers of our material by telling them that our paints we aro aavisea D V our patent are an Inrrincement on his material wmen he cans Aiaoastino counsel that his material when used with cold water is an infringement upon ours We have invited Mr Church to support his contention by suit against us and have volunteered tp accept service of any papers ne wisnes to serve so as 10 save mm irouoie mat nis prrienaca ngms may oo lesieu m io courts This he refuses to do but nevertheless continues his misleadin statements which course under the circumstances we believe win De condemned by all reputable lealers NB Is called to THE MURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S NEW YORK w DONT HIDE YOUR LIGHT UNDER A BUSHEL THATS JUST WHY WE TALK ABOUT HOGS Common Mixed packers LAMBS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light 4 Light shippers SHEEP Choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Goood to chbice 00 00 35 40 4 00 5 00 3 55 2 3 6 3 3 3 75 DO t3 75 35 G 75 3 35 45 50 35 40 80 94 Yz tt f ttt frffi9StfttittssssssstttititfftsiPSotnnciJ SAPOLIO mW No3red v 92 30 24i 4S 9 25 11 APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl Lard Prime Steam BUTTER Choice Dairy Prime to choice creamery CHICAGO 9 50 8 75 4 52 13 - Try Grain0 Try Grain0 Ask you Grocer to day to show you a package of GKAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GEAIN 0 has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress the price of coffee 15 cents and 25 cents per package Sold by all grocers 3 25 2 00 70 27 23 3 75 2 25 F0 IG5C fTAoefn w m- B - 1 K 4tm YOUR NAr FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring XJNaN O LARD AND WE W1LLSEKDYWJ OUR 136 PAG ILLUSTRATED CVTALOGDe FREE dK A POSTAL GWft - ti PORK Mess Steam 234 873 27 H 23 90 fiscHEiK Repeating Arm Co IBOWmcHESTEfciwe- NwHwcn Gwtf m4 10 NEW YOKK i FLOUR 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community TheCoru Belt a monthly READ iitbT PRICES1 Ingest E crience EST vhjj ouicsi nuuies Aaaresa ocajkjSTAHY ui6to HOME ShrtbandBookkeeplngPenmansblpetc during the winter months STUOYtaUKtltbylna- - Expense low Position about the farm lands of when competent Write for catalogue Nebraska Iowa and MisPAYS Aatrrleau Coiretpoataiee College DiddeforJ Xe souri POST YOUR OUTFITS ¬ rU 1J ISIIHFS WHtRh Best Cough Syrup Tastoa Good in time gold by druggists All FIRF FAIIS Use 375 4 00 j 28J4 25 Tell Mother Ill Be There PregIt McKlnleys Message to bJadjin Mother LA ST POPULAR SONC HI VY am BMlar- - rs ANK i E 850 4 37J UA Prairie Farmer y ciALLlPlCliiib80ABtturBiablir lrt 1689 mw lb A - Wtl j Meat In luia paper pleaae state thU yo ru V f S -- 1 h 8 WfflTNG I7ZT A VHr STORYi - t - THS BOURBON WKWB FHPAY DEQgMBER 31 1807 hAOiT Xfeliem bow pretty they always read Mtoriaa ouff the bedtime book fcxriikeLwas The Daring Deed terribl risk he took Ufamk yttfca book on he shelf SVL write a stoiy tnytelf easy to write as they are to read like those in the bedtime book AA Ill call mine The Terrible Deed And have it a daring risk that he toek AmS while I tell it you will write And well hvQ the story finished tonight -- 30 Xioat feel sleepy at all AmLXsh plenty warm with my arms out bo AaweM eay the man was very tall AmA Uten juml he and liis horse were lost in the snow at his ddor he knocks and knocks AadwdM say that the man has cravon locks say Ill thank you not tolike JBmlpai drowsy Kami JLjhL tfae mttc kept knocking and knocked all and all that wiat are you laughing at JL4be was hungry and cold and mad Foe tke weather was stormy and very bad Mmm 0 in the darkness he saw a light it and he fiercely strode Jkad tfcreogh the forest and through the night It brought him home in a turn of the road Twma the stable dodr where hed stood and UfStem JLad be followed stoed Foe tbe hosee was farther on in the wood me see getting that r Im wide so tiredLetcan Ibeforget Bat awake as I 2fow is it finished I havent thought of sleeping yet Aad remember the light was down the itJknd road the man with the craven locks he strode So ended the story which all may read Like to the one in the bedtime book But lacking still the daring deed And the terrible risk that the hero took Aad tlie sleeper hears in dreams the knocks Qi the bungry man with the craven locks Alary Elizabeth Stone in Independent v ME HAEBEETON e r uy W ST 5P - surface to breathe whether the air be wholesome or not At first when I cut for a day or two I would call it busi ¬ ness but the mater knew old Findlay had always managed the investments and the money and all that So when I took a run up to town and didnt re- ¬ turn at night I had to invent a friend and to pretend I had put up with him That came as easy as lying always does Only mother who had little to interest her insisted on hearing all the particu lars how my friend looked what he said and the rest I got into a lot of tight places at the start till I thought rofijMiIhad knbwn two vearsbefore TSadeptto a description of him Harberton was his name He was craising on the Mediterranean for his health when I was on the Sayonara wifeh the Blakes He was a queer chap believed iii occultism and rot of that eorfc and we all laughed at him for it We never thought him ill merely lazy One moonless night after dining on his yacht we lounged on deck with those myriads of stars making us feel iolly -- No tld man of course I dont be lieve In spirits or nonsense of that sort Yet Something that I never quite un- derstood once happened to me You all knowabout that kind of thing and per- liaps you can explain it After I left Oxford without hon xs I spent a lot of time loafing at home It was a slow part of the coun- voice Harberton went as he came through try nothing much to shoot and moth er an invalid couldnt stir out of her the byways carpeted with moss and overhung with brier roses still holding room deliberately to de- no speech with me who followed dogI didnt mean ceive her but what life is there for a like Midway down the lane the evenhealthy young man stuck down there ing haze caught radiance from a shaft hanging round a sickroom from one of the sunset and into the glory of it he month to another He must come to the passed along For a moment I dared not ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i to xttn away Ut ww not Of course there are seldom many passengers for Glemsford This time there was but one I caught a glimpse of his face at the window of a carriage where he sat alone and my heart seem ¬ ed to stop beating A moment later he stood before ma It was Harberton He was exactly as I remembered him There was nothing in his appearance or manner to account for the dread in me We exchanged greetings but no word passed between us We traversed the leafy lanes as in a dream but they and myself were visionary he alone was reaL And all the time the memory of the telegram I had omitted to send kept recurring to my half paralyzed braim I knew it could not be Harberton yet felt convinced it was none other Dull wonder whether of not mother would see as I did ran through my mind but I was in reality too stupefied to be capable of anything like consec- ¬ utive thought The path we trod led through th orchard into the rose garden whereon the low windows of my mothers sum ¬ mer parlor opened As we entered the garden she saw us saw him and waved her thin hand in welcoma And Harberton or what I took to be Harber- ¬ ton who till then had done nothing but make me dread his presence waved Hn return courteously almost gayly I cant tell you how that day passed seemed like a long drawn out night- ¬ It mare I kept saying to myself I am Har- ¬ asleep I shall awake soon berton sat in my mothers cool dark- ¬ ened room talking of me as I gathered while pacing restlessly within and without or smoking in a 3hair outside the window She seemed to speak anx-¬ iously about my future I suppose like most only sons reared by mothers I had been rather wild and he appeared to reassure her She was quite soothed and happy in his company I moved about I would go to the stables to speak to the men or wander aimlessly about but there was ever that awful sense of all being an illusion I fancied I must be mad and I feared the sound of my own WMll wjul I - vv TTTfTTfmTfTHfTTTHfK - r Jjfe JZ ir TWIN BROTHERS V WILL MAKE YOU t 4Qttin J HAEPY Wv I Do you want to be happy and make all your friends happy Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to make your selections of Christmas presents We have the largest grandest and prettiest stok of holiday goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving goods away you might say so low are we selling them To make room we have decided to sacrifice our immense stock of MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMPORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC - Read every line in this advestisement it will advise where to buy and save Big Bargains in Capes that were S200 now 95c 2J0 now 125 a 50 now 195 o8o now 2 50- - 600 now 300 750 now425 900 now 500 1000 now 625 1250 now 700 1500 now 750 Jackets Hat were 300 now 20O 4 50 now 225 500 now 250 600 now 325 750 now 375 850 now 425 1050 now525 1200 now 595 1500 now 698 G i vingaway Overcoats and Ulsters that were 300 now 195 500now 275 7 50 now 375 1000 now 500 1250 now7 001500 now 800 2000 now 998 Jiakeyour Christmas selections from our beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirts cuff buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove cases Toysrd6Uscarriages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam- ¬ bourines accoraipns vases sideboards carts sleighs trains bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing - figures whips Jgames puzzles rockers wheelbarrows Big Bargains tlso in MENS and BOYS SUITS - Frnel-PrjejWe give a Large Handsome Framed Picture when your purchase vamounts 16 We give CTupprfTickets with everything you buy of us no matter how small Rememberfethe place to save money is at -- 1000 a smart Harberton lay on a steamer chair he used to pass the night there gazing at the sky with his inscrutable eyes Wehad all been laughing and chaffing when he came on deck but somehow the immem ty of it all had sobered us and vre wore quiet and selesKi when - 3 We believed it to be merely one of his poses but in the morning we were horribly startled by the news that he was dead He had died lying there in his chair during the night Well Harberfons name occurred to me when I was forced to invent a story to satisfy mother and though I couldnt write a story to save my life whenever I began jawing about him everything cme quite pat Often I blessed his memory when I could go off for a few days have a good time and return to find mother quite pleased This went on for awhile till mother began to bother me with a request to ask my friend to visit us at Frempton Glemsford I tried hard to get her off the notion I said that he was busy or ill that ent taining guests would hurt her and all manner of things E ut she seemed ger cn it talked nothing else The docto aid it was a sick fancv tiiat in hfciweJ5 state any craving must telL -- tow I shall know what these have to Herbg0n pointing heavenward said in his languid affected drawl Tomor wrote a leirer Harberton I hadnlfc the u what his ChristiH2Janie j ivkz Bn m xo us eveu ua T oth adding line nPn uo wuiiwi uj4w penned a worn ior JmoOths h niS him to come that she jnight hav n upportunity of thanking liuri for hi rieudliness toward her son I did feel i iui when I took the invita ¬ ther room and bnrnd it tion into fTelEt iining he was toar e I meant to IV- up a telegram soil nw giying an i nsQ for his ahsenc e aen I went t ht station on preu oof aaieeting Mi a My mother was Et ige Myeiil tia morning Her enstomnrv Mumzuae wi pain iiad vanhed i he on a couch drawn rv in Vfm recliui i4b open window Her cheeks wore ul-rosy u there was a lace arrauua- ovt i r white hair that mada h ir than I had ever Been her lode pcet SbSwaa lil xinpatience to see Harber riedme off to the station ioor and half an honj- too loon m neednt believe what fol Kow lowiJfc yon like I often demtit my If I iliew lomething was tolSip- sGnnd of the coming I xis I watched thr train tb mrreof tim list I iSf1 ing my d remote b iu a xuus ix sifieu urer- - - F t p - te jv v Well in a short time I was able to laugh at the occurrence as absurd Mother seemed to feel happy in some sort of a delusion I didnt care to ridi- ¬ cule She never asked me to send for Harberton again She always said When it is time he will come She got more fragile daily One night she looked so ethereal that fear ing to leave her I sent the nurse to bed and staid in her room All was hushed and I must have dozed off to be ronsed by mother s voice sayfng gladly Oh yon have come for me That is so good of youl bomsville wilUhave four new postal J The light of the harvest moon filled RrLKOAB 3CIMECARD 6 r room eclipsing the feeble glow of stations the r r Xr TC the night light to the Danville A goose boone sent Mother had raised herself to a sit- J ARRIVAL OF TRAINS The JVting position and was looking up eager- - Ucocate predictsa mild Winter ly joyfully her thin hands extended aost severe weather is booked for wFefe From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p TTt m 1015 p m Bending over her I saw distinctly the r iry From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m figure of Harberton Starting forward is said that Gen Cash Clay It 66 p m oz p m I rushed toward her but before I could written a book of the Vendetta From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m reaohyher side she sank back inert Har- ¬ 328 p m r manuscript to the New Y berton had vanished and the moonlight sold the JFrom Maysville 742 a m 825 p m revealed only her dead face lying peace- ¬ Herald for 400 DEPARTURE OF TRAINS fully smiling en the pillows A statistician estimates that tne sum 755 a m To Cincinnati 445 a m Thats a lot of years ago now but of 266ol is spent for tobacco in pm 340 Ive never been ale to reduce it to com- vear at Harrodsburg half enoughttf To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m mon sense Can you old chap Black pay for the Mercer pikes 545 p m 1021 p m and White m JVn Ts1tiosinr 11 nft i m K12 T The police court record at Lexington jfOV UUii mJJW O I 1025 p Queen WiMaelmisa iiving Christmas shows tweuty-i- Maysville 70 a m 685 p m T1 It is impossible to realize that the lifiorent brands of orime And I sia t F B Caer Agent little Queen mlhelmina rs now 17 iuton claims to have good whiskeytooj is years of age said one of the clubwo9 men yesterday Like the little king of lrof Oribornes Dancing Class Spain she is expected to remain a childj S but in less than a month ie wall hayej THE dancing class recently organixwl cpigpieteQ ae seventeenth year and ifi by Prof Herod Osborne is progressing another twelvemonth she will begin her reign Already a husband for her is tupiuij j uc icoeuuD niu jmbu vu MMy Wednesday and FHdHy evenltit being discussed indeed may even Jbe lay chosen The very stately official speak- ¬ New pupils will be taken at any tiniSr EAST bound ing English with dignified deliberation or private instruction will be giveal 880am 600pm who showed us oyer the gloomy palace Oallon the professor for particularly fLv Louisville Hil5am 84Upm Ar Lexington at Amsterdam a few weeks ago spoke The regular lessons are given at Qda Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm 630pm Lv WinchesterlL 58am 923pm of her majesty as a young lady He told Fellows Hall Many of Bourbonw Ar Mt Sterllngl2opm 950pm 9jl5am 705pm 950am us that he had seen her grow up as he orettieat and most graceful dance w kx Washington 65Jam 340pm had been 12 years an employee of the were Ar Philadelphial0l5am70opm former pupils of Prof Osborne 1240nn 908pmArNew 1ork palace The little queen lives most of the time at The Hague but is obliged WEST BOUND L to spend some portion of theyear at Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm Amsterdam The sojourn generally lasts 800am 520pm 735am 345pm tAl Lexington fAr Frankfort 911am 630pm but four days and when one has seen -ArShelby vllle1001am 720pm the ugly gloomy palace one is not sur 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville NEW YORK WORLD prised to hear it is not a favorite place Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ oi iivmo The old arspnnl in CJpTTfrrnl THRICE-A-WEEcept Sunday other trains run daily EDITION park is as statelv and plprmnf on m i Through Sleepers between Louisville 18 Pages a Week Lexington and New York without terior the floors are alike in beine 156 Papers a Year change vride boarded and somewhat dilapidat For rates Sleeping Car reservations or ea uur cicerone at the in Avninin- any information call on ed that the rooms were dismnnfiod Q F B Carr this time but nrioc to tbo nnppno n Published every Alternate Day except Agent L N R-- It Sunday valere clothed with rich carpets and Barney orGEOBGE W Paris Ky hangings In the throneroom he said Div Pass Agent Edition of The The Thrice-a-Wee- k wnneiimna holds audiences herself Lexington Ky 1 seated nnnn fno ffcQ vyim Mac yueeu New York World is first among 511 w w Kiiiwiio weekly papers in size frequency tjif regent standing beside her New publication and the freshness accuracy York Tribune and vanetv of its contents it nas ail the merits of a great 6 daily at the HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ Glaw Umbrellas thn TnVfi nf r rlnlUr weeklv Its noliiti- It is rumored that before lone glass news is prompt complete accurate SMITH SHOP FOR SALE umbrellas will be in general utetnat 73t impartial as an its reaucia wm is umbrellas covered with tha new rify It is against the monopolies anq DESIRE to sell my house and ot spun glass cloth These of com e will for the people shop at Jackson- ¬ It prints the news of all the world ville with blacksmith for half cash bal afford no protection from the --ays of sell Ky I will from the s nn but they will 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