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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 4, 1898

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 4, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898010401_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): January 4, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $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. n I - 1 iflpr K nCSBf V 1 t U t Dv 3 s v -- - a Tur AMP MILLER - UjV X t HaSOM4 IhftflHfc lUHrHffe 55lj Ggi i tatl fWj EWS Established Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY fsb 3 1881 fiSTEESTH YEAR - PARIS BOURBON CO KYM TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1898 OAK or MAHOGANY fiifcisli MILLERSBURG NO r 1 Adulturnteri Flour Saws Notes Gathered In Aul AboutiThe leather seat full size for 225 i Many others just as good Burs Mrs T P Wadell is quite sick Mr Wm Peed of Sharpsburg was here Friday on business Mr W V Shaw went to Winchester Saturday to visit his mother Mr W Q- McClintock went to Mt Sterling Saturday on business Mrs C M Best returned Sunday from a visit to Pittsburg Pa with relatives Mrs G- S Allen returned Saturday from a visit with relatives at Paynes - Depot Mr Leroy Manning of Mason been the guest of Mr W M Story eral days has sev- ¬ THE PEOPLE CAN BE TRUSTED Mr Theodore Power and daughter of irn what is to their own interest Oar sales on Leather Furni- - Cincinnati were guests of relatives here he past week show they have been investigating We can give Saturday he natnes of quite a number who have bought Leather Furniture Misses Sadie Hart anil Fannie Mann fast veek ofus Rather good proof isnt it of PRICE AND of Paris are guests of their aunt Mrs LITY Yon come in after looking over the other lines and we W M Miller Mr Layson Tarr left yesterday for Kansas City and will act as commercial THIS WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE traveler for a good house HAT Our line of Dutch lumps at 350 are unequaledj in the MissLnl a Grimes returned Saturday frdtaTan extended visit with friends at HAT Our 150 225 and 300 Chairs are unmatchable any- - Covington and Maysville Mr Thos Triplett received Fridav HAT Our great sale of low priced Pictures surpasses anything the full amount of fire insurance G00 150 and on his barn lately destroyed by fire seen in the State selling as they do for 60c 75c 125 Misses Mclntyre Power Warford THAT Th line of Fancy Furniture consisting of Desks from and Lizzie and Jimmie McClintock rein Stools and raoorettes from 150 up Tables from 125 up turned yesterday to their respective nets Music Stands Settees and countless other pieces are unap- - schools hable for style and price Miss Carrie Current entertained a Mahogany finish number of friends Friday night at a PECIAL SALE OF CORNER CHAIRS watcn party and welcomed m the new jteeed in silk damask at 450 year and bade the old one a fond faree 350 rugs in windows well Mr Robt Orr of Colorado and sis- ¬ ¬ ell you generally acknowledged that manyunsci upulous millers mix 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 andicontain no nutritive prop- ¬ erties whatsoever We do not wish as yet to mention names but it has been proved by competent analysis that more than one mil selling flour in Paris has been detect in selling blended flour We unhesitatingly guarantee that every sacK of flour of whatever grade that goes fijpui our mill is pure wheaten product Qnr mill is open to inspection at any tiuiejtud we have no machinery ror making fipended flour as many mills f have you want to be sure that yon are If buying good pure wholesome flour buy that madelby us which is sold by all leading gr iclrs 3 P vris Milling Co H is now 1 It A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin aud health will be restored to you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 0c aud SI 00 of VV T Br oks druggist Paris Ky ljan m Davis Thompson right Isgrig are offering surprising bargains in mens and boys stylish shoes The prices are Kurtzman Pianos Better Than Ever are sole i 1 Have for years been known as among The Northwestern is carrying nearly the best Over 10 000 are in use in 1000000 insurance on the lives of Cincinnati and Surrounding territory Bourbon Countys representative citi- These celebrated instruments are now zens Call on R P Dow Jr for particulars 26oc 8t 4 ¬ tf v Look at our special offerings iu ladies 12M23 W 4th St misses and childrens shoes nice for STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Sole Steinway the holiday trade Dkyis Thompson j VA representatives and intendwanting their names to appear ing purchasers will avoid errors and mison the list will please notify J R understanding by conferring with us Baker at the telephone ex- ¬ Ernest Urchs Co change CINCINNATI Representatives The Paris Telephone Company As they contain recent improvements will issue their new telephone greatly enhancing their musical worth card on January 5th All those which cannot be obtained elsewhere We ¬ ¬ Isgrig OF THE I offer my Services to the public to put BOURBON ¬ C f BROWER C0 ter Mrs Effie Morton of Booueville Mo are guests of their cousins Mrs W M in electric- 7 belli or electric burglar PARIS KENTUCKY alarms in storerooms or residences at the close of business Can recharge aud repair old batteries and overhaul old wires and make as A pony came to our place 3A miles RESOURCES good as now Terms extremely reason- ¬ from Paris on Jackstown pike about Real estate 5460 48 two weeks ago Owner may have Wood Grinnan able 500 00 same by Furniture Fixtures proving property Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Stocks 4875 00 for keeping and advertising and paying Uver and Jkidneys cures constipation Loans and Bills 203035 22 and sick headache 25c at all druggists Cash J L DEAVER 9732 32 Paris Ky 70795 41 Oysterss celery fresh cakes and Drefrom Banks 3841 43 Overdraft crackers nt im oiimum inoiabtjUB New incorporated ban iYRUP PE N CURES CONSTIPATION DR CALDWELLS dE20 31st 1897 Poiiy Taken Up 4 EDWARDS Sfee m em m selectstack of Christ- mi jjjji tv fciT nai Ij gStfawSSifiSJtYhPii V - I t9Tr - - -v L t - - amimim r Mathers near town We are offering splendid shoes in Police Judge J Ed Hull was sworn in Satnrdav bv County Clerk Ed Paton toesfend shapes at low prices T P Wadell Jas Conway Levi Trot- ¬ ter Jas B Warford and Owen Ingels suitable sensible gifts for ladies misses were sworn in Saturday night as the or children lkvis Thompson Isgrig new Coancilmen by R B Boulden Miss Virginia Hutchcraft entertained about thirty of her young friends Sat-¬ The Northwesterns dividends t urday evening New Years in honor of policy holders are nnequaled and to the eighth anniversary of her birth at heratmt8 Mrs W M Millers Miss procure Northwestern dividends you tMaryAPurnell atguest celebratedher jnuBt carjcylorth western insurance up-to-da- LayBon and Mrs Chas York creai taheese tf Newton Mitchell te LIABILITIES Capiral Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Individual Deposits Due Banks 298239 89 100000 30000 12776 155463 00 00 69 Money Wanted I desire to borrow 2500 on first mortgage on city property Address G care The News Paris Ky 20 lOdc tf 00 Undivided Profits Remaining 298239 89 June 30th 1897 6 Gross Earnings past LMHJJOJja Of L1M n JSTo OS k 11353 39 months 8311 53 I 1M 1- Ponv For Sale I am now driving to my delivery wagon Apply to I have for sale a gentle eight-year-old 19664 92 pony which II Li4MM -r- served and numerous games enjoyed HUTCHISON -T To Cure A Cold mm Taxepard Dividend Tab- ¬ nm lOllOWS - 11U U at Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Dates 7 1 2 c lb Oranges 25 to 40c dozen iples bananas prunes grapes ackles dried fruits oysters cel- sry crackers turkeys a cheapest line of fire works in es me and see me rw - JLtsJ m In One Day 13 UndividedProtits remaining 4000 00 12776 69 Uoasw WO aijr U f jc U XiUQUHJli - f JtTSljIr0 jHHHv MSjJr V fri rfeilli r jiTi MH 19664 92 Fresli Paragraphs About Tho People In lets All druggists refund the money Vicinity Buckner Woodford Cashier This if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W Suhscrihed and sworn to before me Jas R Bagge shipppd a car load of T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris this 31st day of December 1897 Ky hogs to Cincinnati last week Henry Spears Notary Public Mrs M E Ashurst and Mrs J M Ksermmmmaemtm Case are each reported quite sick of hogs to Cincinnati Friday night of Paris Ky incorporated at close of business Dec Mrs Jennie G ragg of Colville Han 31 1897 eon County is visiting Miss Lillie Clay- ¬ ton RESOURCES LIABILITIES Capital Stock Piper recently shipped seven Real Estate Banking House JJ 100000 00 hogsheads of tobacco to the Falls City 5000 00 Surplus Furniture etc 90000 00 674 00 Gain and Loss House Louisville Other Stock 5834 60 5553 83 Individual Deposits Overdrafts 179101 31 E P Claybrook sold eight hogsheads 309720 11 Due Banks 00 of tobacco at the Bodman House Cin ¬ Loans and Discounts 11903 58 Cash cinnati last week that nttted eleven Due from Banks 42094 39 374935 91 cents at home 3749359 1 Yowr litfe Imsurocl lc a JEXay Disposed of as follows past six Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ Gross Earnings Dividend No 42 12094 74 months 5000 00 able paper on the Capital City Bank of Gain and Loss remaining 2611 52 Expenses Paid 3198 56 Columbus O There can be no stronger Added to Surplus 673 10 guarantee given you We dare not use 14706 26 Gain and Loss remaining 5834 60 a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is 14706 26 the best life insurance Wrights Jno J McClintock Cashier states he is cashier of the Agricultural Bank of Celery Capsules gives you good health Paris Ky and that the above is a true statement of said Bark to the best of his they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Take Laxative Bromo Quinine HINTONAgent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT P AYING l- Jas H Thompson shipped a car load Statement of the condition of the Agricultural Bank OLD - NON UNION BtG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM ty 1 TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan CHICAGO White City Special Bost Terminal Station 0 EDWARDS Faris ISLy ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel H - WE ARE THE PEOPLE Jno J McClintock Cashier trouble Rheumatism Constipation and knowledge and belief Subscribed add sworn to before me this 31st day of Dec 1897 Sick Headaches 100 days treatment Buckner Woodford Notary Public costs lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE At the close of business on the 31st day of December I BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars - ttaarters For toed Styles fP n r Hats Knox 3 and Dunlap l Lf 1 J VLX jr L - t Styles New line of Shirts from 75c up The very latest collars and cufis strictly up to date Collars 15c to 20c Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair cfiyriqHT Latest Neckties 25cJ 50c and 75c Full and complete gline of gents furnishings UK HOLIDAY BARGAINS Suits fnr SSS m5 Business Suits for 30 M0 business Suits for 35 txf others for 55 to 60 fcry HOW TO FIND OTfT Pill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the bade is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding paiu 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 night to urinate The mild and the extraor- ¬ dinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing caes If you need a medicine you should have the beat Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention The Paris Ky News and- send your address to Dr Co Blnghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietorsof this paper guarantee the gen 246p lmo uiness of this offer p - Citizens BstniL of Earis Ky 1897 Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Otfrs Elegant Coaches and Dining Cara Be sure your tickets read via BIG FOUR o McConancK Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTZtf NEW YORK RESOURCES Loans and Discounts less loans to Directors 143745 Loans to Officers 3180 Overdrafts unsecured 4318 Due from National Banks 32092 42 Due from State Banks and Bankers 4914 54 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in cash 100000 Surplus Fund 12000 Undivided Profits 1005 Deposits subject to check on which interest is not paid 109377 Due State Banks and Bankers 123 Fund for Taxes 1203 00 00 79 75 49 15 Gen 08 00 21 Cincinnati PassSJTkt Agt O TELE NEW YORK W0RL THRICE-A-WJEEK EDITION Banking House and Lot 9840 74 Other Real Estate 10144 30 Mortgages 66569 99 includ- ¬ ed in loans and discounts Specie 3240 89 Cnrrency 6360 00 Exchanges 837400 37006 96 923710 18 18 Pages a Week 156 Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLArR Published VTl every Alternate Sunday m y accept Furniture and Fixture tjsj 12974 89 2500 00 223710 18 i 30 Business Our 30 Our 35 Our 40 Sold by 1 Overcoats fbr 25 Overcoatsfor 30 Overcoatsfor 35 others for60 our 8 Trousers txx Sold by others for iox fcTe mean whaftwe say and can prove it ne auoye proue N uasa FUSHISHIH tiILQRIS6C0 J rOX s Matter State of Kentucky VJ Av County of Bourbon J M Is where hundreds of clerks farmer boys and others have invested 90 for Wm Myall Cashier of Citizens Bank of Paris a Bank located and doing business at No 501 Main street in the City of Paris in said County being duly tuition and board for an education and 000 and over a year a worn says that the foregoing Report is in all respects a true statement of the are now getting condition of the said Bank at the close of business on the 31at day of December The Kentucky University Diploma 1897 to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of under seal is presented graduates of this said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that honored and responsible college Eead the above report is made in compliance with an official notice received from the Secretary of State designating the 31st day of December 1897 as the day on which ad and keep this notice for reference such report shall be made Remember in order that your letters may reach this college to address only WM MYALL Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me W R Smith Lexington Ky by Win Myall Cashierrth9 3d day of J M HUGHES Director r January 198 E P OLAYBROOK Director Insure in the Northwestern to afYALL Notary Pn die CHA STEPHENSrDirector Bourbon County Ky 1 day tc morrcw may Lc late -- Wrights Celery Tea curea constipa tion sick headache 25c at druggists W R Smiths College Lexington Ky ¬ EJ a Edition of Ifes New York World is first amoMr n weekly papers in size freqneacr of publication and the freshness accuracy aiad variety of its contents It has nil the merits of a great 6 daily at the the price of a dollar weekly Its politi ¬ cal news is prompt complete accmrHie and impartial as all its readers will t-- stify It is against the monopolies and for the people It prints the news of alL the wrfd having special correspondence frt important new points on the glob all ft has brilliant illustrations stories hr great authors a capital humor Mgp complete markets departments tk household and womens work and other special departments of usual intent We offer this nnequaled n apaner and The Bourbon News Jogetherone year for 225 The regular subscription price f they two papois is 8k00 Tcrice-a-we- et rne m i n 1 - It J fr a- - A v j h IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL -- r 7ti-i gWWPWW Tffnif1BWSrwi- - rgyqr yyVTiffiSgr7i Kfrvrjr l 1iBTT t t -- -V a THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1898 IT PRESENTS ITS PLAN Main Points in the Report of the Monetary Com mission Presents Wliat It Considers to lie Do fects in Our Present Currency System and Suggests How It May Be Reformed culation while by the very process of their issue bank notes alone can be automatically adjusted to the changing transactions of the business community I CONGRESSIONAL En-¬ SIX DEAD And Several Others of the Reich Fam ily New York Injured A ¬ The following is an abstract of the report of the mone ¬ tary commission appointed under au ¬ thority of the convention of business men held in Indianapolis last January which has just been made public It retains practically unchanged the ex- ¬ isting metallic money The existing gold standard on which business has been done 3 Washington Jan since 1879 is of course maintained on the ground that industrial interests demand certainty as to what the standard shall be For the steady employment of labor fac- ¬ tories and mines must be constantly op ¬ erated and constant operation in the judg ¬ ment of business men is impossible so long as there is uncertainty as to the standard on which prices of goods and orders are based And to this end it is urged that Uie United States should remove all un- ¬ certainty as to the meaning of coin in its obligations thereby saving the taxpayer by the ability to borrow at a lower rate of interest No attempt is made to remove the exist ¬ ing silver dollars nor to change their legal tender quality on the contrary a places is provided for them in the circulation by forbidding the issue of any paper money other than silver certificates in denomina- ¬ tions below ten dollars The silver cur- ¬ rency which will be in the hands of the people must be kept on a parity with gold as is now provided by law and this should be done by requiring the treasury to give gold for a silver dollar on demand Con- ¬ sequently when it is known that a silver dollar can be exchanged for gold it will circulate freely in the form of certificates and our metallic money without be- ¬ ing diminished will be unified on a certain basis And as all this silver currency will be needed to meet the demands for large change when other paper below ten dol- ¬ lars is retired it will not be presented for redemption at the treasury and it will create no strain on the gold reserves But no more silver dollars should be coined ¬ Place for Silver In view of the scarcity of United States Among the Measures Which Will I bonds they cannot long be regarded as a gage Early Attention Are basis for circulation Moreover any bond security of a higher character yields a low rate of interest and in time of stringency when borr6wers need loans and the mar ¬ The Hawaiian Annexation Question the ket rate of interest is high there is no Immigration Hill the Financial Ques- ¬ inducement to buy these bonds to increase tion and Mr Corbetts Claim to a circulation Hence under the present sysSeat in the Senate From Oregon tem when notes would be most needed it is least profitable to issue them While providing for a partial use of bonds for Washington Jan 3 The prevailing securing notes 25 per cent of the capital be- ¬ opinion among senators is that very the commission proposed that notes yond this should be issued on all instead of little legislation will be attemnted a part of the resources of a bank and after during the present wreek The fact ten years that no special bond security congress will not reconvene until Wed ¬ should be required Banks may issue notes up to 60 per cent of their capital without nesday will probably be taken by the restraint for issues beyond CO per cent absentees to mean that nothing will and up to SO per cent they pay a tax of be attempted until the following week two per cent for those bfeyond SO per cent and up to 100 per cent they pay a tax of and as a consequence it is doubtful These notes would be a whether there will be a quorum pres ¬ six per cent upon all the resources of the ent in the senate on Wednesday in prior lien bank and in addition upon the stock- ¬ which event there will probably be an holders liability Moreover all banks is- ¬ early adjournmtnt until the following suing notes contribute five per cent of their circulation as a permanent guaranty day and then an adjournment until fund For daily redemptions banks should Monday In any event it is not probkeep a five per cent redemption fund in the able that any important questions will hands of the comptroller of the currency be raised during the present week Banks of 325000 capital may be established The general understanding is how ¬ in places of 4000 inhabitants and branches of banks are also permitted ever that the work of the session will ¬ ¬ The Commissioners Plan Hre Chief Falls Through a Burning Floor and is Badly Burned It is Be- lieved the Fire Broke Out From the Beater in the Basement father New York Jan 3 Six members of one family were killed by flames and smoke in a fire that occurred early Sun ¬ day morning in Jersey City The dead are Adolph Reich 42 years old the Emma Reich 42 years old mother Tillie Reich 22 years old Ida Reich 15 years Albert Reich 14 years Gustav Reich S years Several others were injured and it may be that another member of the ill fated family will die He is the son and his body is covered In the disappeared in the garden Fraught with Danger her mother course of the afternoon Above all it is regarded as dangerous to Alice had been maintain the present practice of using gov- ¬ aslcefl the gardener what ernment demand obligations as money Our doing and was surprised to learn that fathers never made anything full legal she had dug a deep hole and put a let- ¬ tender money except gold and silver but and the in the stress of civil war confusing the ter in it A search was made ¬ fiscal and monetary functions of the state following epistle was discovered adforms of debt due on demand were used as dressed to the potentate of the nether icsuii vl iSmt V sworemergecy connmonq ueiiutu uuuii uui - regions at his official residjencejJTjgar Jiisy yers feJUtrnr rmamr exactly Icause there were no re Mr Satan Will you kindly come and sued sources in the treasury and so they de- ¬ take away Aunt Jane She is a verypreciated drove out gold furnished a fussy person and does wTorry me so fluctuating standard increased the nation- ¬ Who will say after this that al debt enormously caused a change in Alice London prices whenever the credit of the paper children are not orthodox ¬ standard fluctuated reduced the purchas- ¬ Telegraph ing power of wages and bycausing unexpected changes in the level of prices Keeping Ont the Dark gave rise to extraordinary speculation in- ¬ Sunnylocks used to have an insatiable creased the severity of commercial crises ¬ and placed the small producer at a disad- desire to look at choo choo cars and vantage with the large operator For 17 papa could do so he would years 1SC2 1S79 the government paper was whenever his a falsified promise and our standard was take the little boy down to the track to based on this lie Trade and industry be- ¬ see the trains rush past One day a came speculative Men of large wealth can naughty fireman shoveled a lot of coal take care of themselves but men of small ng locomo- ¬ means should be protected from the evils into the furnace of a past arising from such uncertainty of the stand- ¬ tive and the wind blew a big black ard cloud of smoke over toward Sunny If the demand obligations of the govern- ¬ locks and some of it got into his eyes ment are used as money reserves must al- ¬ ways be kept on hand to redeem them After that he would press his face They are not therefore a loan without in- ¬ against his papas cheek whenever an terest and the expense of keeping up engine rushed along because he didnt these reserves has made the paper money like the black smoke But as yet Sun a very great burden to the taxpayer by an Increase of the public debt These gold nvlocks doesnt seem to have a very reserves are necessary unless the gov- ¬ thorough understanding of the nature ernment permits its notes to go to pro test The mere credit of the United States and composition of smoke The other behind its notes is too vague a thing its night when he was being carried up- ¬ power to tax is too remote to provide cash stairs to bed he pressed his face on hand for instant use So far as expense against his papas cheek as he did Is concerned this debt could have bean Why are more easily borne by changing it into whenever he saw an engine bearing bonds I low interest he was asked you doing that Should Be Withdrawn must keep my eyes shut so de dark For these and other reasons the com- ¬ wont get in them said Sunnylocks mission strongly urge the government to Cleveland Leader withdraw its demand obligations now used III I banks outside the reserve cities the protection would be 610 to one dollar of notes The greatest number of failures of banks occurred In 1893 and yet the notes of these failed banks which did not realize capital out at least SO per cent of their one eighth of of only their resources formed per cent of the proposed circulation one Had SO per cent of the capital of all na- ¬ tional banks been issued in notes upon the proposed plan since the beginning of the asnational banking system in 1S63 an only¬ upon the banks annually of sessment one fortieth of one per cent would have Moreover instead of a been necessary on circulation a tax of one eighth of tax Reserve Too Slender one per cent on capital and surplus is pro- ¬ ¬ The commission contend that the ten dif- posed to cover the expenses of the system ferent kinds of money now in use create an Such a plan in general would furnish a anomalous and confusing situation More- ¬ elastic uniform and expanding cur- ¬ over the whole fabric rests on too slen- ¬ safe based on a fixed and certain stand- ¬ rency der a reserve of gold It is urged that the ard demand obligations of the government should not be used as money because they Childs Prayer to Satan may be and have been presented for gold A Brixton clergyman vouches for the to the injury of the nations credit This causes grave doubts as to the standard on following1 incident which he thinks which the business operations of the coun- ¬ is a touching instance of youthful ortho- ¬ try rest Everything which by experience A little girl about creates uncertainty and hurts trade doxy He writes hinders prosperity and should be removed nine years of age was obliged for some Hence the fiscal affairs of the treasury re- ¬ time to endure the nagging annoy- ¬ lating to the receipt and disbursement of aunt The child puz ¬ public revenues should be entirely sep- ¬ ances of a maiden arated from the monetary functions deal- ¬ zled her little mind as to the best means ing with the exchange and redemption of of getting rid of her tormentor and at the currency By establishing a separate upon a plan which she thought division of issue and redemption in the last hit She treasury it will be impossible to take away would have the desired result funds set apart for the protection of our spent the whole of one morning writ¬ monetary system and use them for current ing a letter and having finished it she expenditures 3276 greater than usually supposed If note3 should be issued by all national banks to the amount of SO per cent of their present capital the security in the form of total assets omitting consideration of stockhold- ¬ ers liability or a guaranty fund is more than seven dollars to one dollar In the noteholder under the proposed It Safe and Uniform Cnrrency Is apparent that the security to the plan is II - ¬ open air Several engine companies responded promptly to the alarm and ten minutes later the fire was out Then began the search of the house The rays from the firemens lanterns disclosed three charred bodies against the wall at the foot of the stairs They were those of Adolph Reich his daughter Tillie and little Gustav The father had fallen upon the daughter and his son was in his arms They were burned almost beyond recognition In the basement of the house the searching party stumbled over the re maids of Ida and Albert two blacken ed coroses wi th arms enriyvined jrojbnjejohi portions of the limbs had been entirely ¬ policy and take up the question of an nexation on Senater Morgans resoltv burned away and the faces were horri ¬ ti on to that end There is no doubt that bly distorted The mother was found in the dining a majority of affirmatives votes can be room She was but slightly burned secured and that a resolution of this character can be passed if a vote can Her face showed no look of pain She be reached The present indications undoubtedly died from suffocation The bodies were sent to the morgue are that the treaty as such will fail of ratification by from two to six votes Peter Malier Challenges Thos Sharkey agreement have by Pittsburgh Jan 3 John J Quinn but friends of the ¬ no means lost hope that they will suc- acting for Peter Maher Sunday mailed ceed in securing the entire GO votes articles of agreement to Thomas necessary to ratif3 They claim that Sharkey for either a boxing contest they have been making headway in se- ¬ before a club or a finish fight at Carcuring votes during the recess and are son City Maher stipulates that Mar ¬ hopeful of still adding to the number quis of Queensbery rules shall gov ¬ The time of the house this week af ern and the referee must be mutually ter it meets on Wednesday wiU prob ¬ agreed upon one week in advance of ably be entirely devoted to the debate the fight The other conditions are By gen left blank for Sharkey to fill in as suits on the civil service question b the appropriation in the him eral consen legislative executive and judicial bill Dr Evans Will for the maintenance of the commission Paris Jan 3 The latest informa- ¬ upon which the debate will be based tion regarding the will of the late Dr went over until after the holidays It Thomas W Evans the American den- ¬ is intended by the opponents of the tist is that although it may be attack- ¬ civil service law that the debate shall ed there is little chance to set it aside cover the whole question and they ex- All the clauses are not known but it pect to develope and exploit some very transpires that Dr Evans remembered interesting facts all his relatives He excluded from Th defenders of the law have made inheritance John Evans and his heirs elaborate preparations to meet these Dr Evans left five sixths of his fortune assaults and some highly interesting to charities in Paris and elsewhere ¬ ¬ ¬ begin in real earnest after this week and that henceforth there will be no justification of the complaint of dull-¬ Among the ness of the proceedings engage early at¬ questions which will The Hawaiian annexa- ¬ tention are tion question the claim of Mr or bett to a seat in the senate from Ore- ¬ gon the immigration biU and the financial question In all probability the committee on privileges and meet during elections will present week and thfe the chances are that an early report on the Corbett case will be ordered even thought it may not be favorable The republican side of the chamber will not be a unit in Mr Corbetts interest Senator Burrows of the committee which has charge of the case is pre paring an exhaustive speech antagon ¬ istic to Mr Corbett and the opposition are counting upon the assistance of still others from that side of the cham ¬ ber It is not believed that there will be any serious antagonism to the im ¬ migration bill but there may be con- ¬ siderable time consumed in speeches upon the subject It is probable that Senator Davis chairman of the committee on foreign relations will make an effort during the present week to get a day fixed for taking up the annexation treaty and there is no apprehension of any objec- ¬ tion to naming a day in the early fu ¬ ture The plan of the supporters of the treaty is to take the question up in executive session on a resolution of ratification to debate the treaty for a few days and in executive session pursuing this course longv enough to determine their strength and commit those who pro- ¬ fess to be with them If they find that they have the necessary two thirds to secure ratification they will press on to the end but if thev discover to deficient themselves be in ¬ with burns John Conway chief of the Jersey City fire department was very badly burned He fell through a burning floor and was rescued with difficulty Henry Reich 17 years old managed to make his escape from the house with bad burns on the neck face and hands but he is not seriously injured Adolph Reichs home was at 317 Ger mania avenue near the Hudson county boulevard in the Hudson City district He was a real estate agent and well to do living in a pleasant house beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury of three stories mercury will surely destroy the sense of It is believed that fire broke out as and completely derange the whole sysfrom a heater in the basement it Bmeliwhen entering it through the mucous tem worked its way up to the third floor surfaces Such articles should never be reputable where the sleeping apartments of the used except on prescriptions from will do is physicians as the damage they ¬ ¬ HELD AN ACCIDENT POLICY usually If a man has no dust his name is A Cyclists Disgust at Not Being Hurt in a Collision If a man has horse sense he should know is the story of a somewhat unusual This when to say neigh happened on the the cat scratches you it is always the accident It early in the fall Conduit road If and the man one evening sign of the Maltese cross was an eyewitness would follow the advice he gives who told me about it If a man appropriate by It is singularly be an eyewitness the wav to others he would soon be perfect for he i higher than usual that he should profession A If the mercury goes by on the Dingley Dili an oculistscorching cheerily man on a binext summer blame it along on theAvay If women were as fond of appearing in cycle was be more lady orint as in silk there would out of the darkness in front of him a heavy writers wagon and a team headed straight for Inm If canes were to go out of fashion some time to young men would have no visible means of There was nothe- wagonturn out The wheel pole and the rider crashed into support Chicago News thrown completely over the horses fallwas ing between them and the wagon The ocu Missionary Training- School list ran to the rescue expecting to see a The Chicago Medical Missionary Training limp mass of bleeding and unconscious hu School 1926 Wabash avenue has ben es- manity Instead he saw a kicking and tablished for the purpose of preparing swearing person who was apparently uninChristian young men and women to labor jured The bicycle was a Chinese puzzle of in city missionary and rescue work Conse- twisted wire crated young people of both sexes are reAre you hurt asked the oculist ceived as students without regard to creed The swearing person picked himself up provided they are prepared to devote their and stopped swearing He gazed at what lives to Gospel philanthropic work The had once been a fair young bicycle instructors are physicians trained medical Hurt he said in a tone of deepest dis nurses and philanthropic workers who give gust Hurt Me Of course I aint hurt their services free and students are fur Ive got an accident policy Washington nished with room and tuition free of charge Post and boarded on the European plan at a cost of from 1 to 125 per week for meals The All kinds little or big St Jacobs Oil superintendent of the school who may be Surely cures aches and pains addressed at 1926 Wabash ave Chicago will give all the information needed regarding No man ever had as many suspenders as this purely non sectarian benevolent es- he wanted Washington Democrat tablishment its aims and work Blacker the spot surer the cure Use St It Is to Be Hoped So Jacobs Oil for bruises Hogan Oi wonder who will be th last man on airth Love is thin when faults are thick Farm Grogan Oi dunno anny more than you Journal But it is hoped that hell be an oondertaker so he will know how to bury himself dacent ly Indianapolis Journal Sarsaparilla Ironical Iffl -- ¬ - ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods family retired the evening having been spent in entertaining New Years callers Early in the morning he wTas awakened by shouts Running into the hall he saw the smoke and flames in the lower hall His father was there and they managed to get out of the house in their night clothes Young Reich ran down the street and gave the alarm When he returned his father was nowhere to be seen but one of his brothers Sigismund was there badly burned He was taken to a neighboring house where he said that some one had awakened him and that he jumped through the blinding smoke and flames down the stair case and out into the family were located Henry Reich said it was when the ten fold to the good yon can possibly de- rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manCo Toledo ufactured by F J Cheney O contains no mercury and is taken in ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Jn buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made Co Tes in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney timonials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottla Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ ¬ Absolutely cures scrofula Salt rheum Dyspepsia rheumatism Catarrh and all diseases Originating in or promoted By impure blood It is The great nerve tonic Stomach regulator and Strength builder Mistress Bridget are there any letters xor me this morning Bridget Only two postal cards but theres nothing of importance in them Fliegende Blaetter Reports of maritime disasters along the coast come in thick and fast People who go down to the sea in ships should bear in mind one thing in particular namely that it is highly desirable to take along a supply of Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for sea sickness Nausea dyspepsia biliousness constipation malaria nervousness and kidney trouble all succumb to its beneficent and speedy action ¬ - Had Looked Them Over A perfect type of the highest order of excellence Dcatrnctive Storms Along the Coast - house of yours does he He pays too much rent You dont knowhim Landlord sighing forty-dollars-a-mon- th rents that Puck Not Necessarily Waller So Bilker Eecretly enjoys when applied to hiinself is prominent Atchison Globe Everyones favorite adjective which he TRADEMARK PjWAaJxerJooked tbe JmnorfoucetcvLnej manently beneficial effects and were satisfied with transient action but now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently overcome habitual constipation well informed people will not buy other laxatives which act for a time but finally injure the system Buy the genuine made by the California Fig Syrup Co -¬ t In Olden Times tJ ¬ mMimMiTmS i iflSiftiBio KmnrNt Ml Ul IU1 11111 Ul M IT LSx Breakfast z Dyer know Miss Tungbit Van Noodle that old duffer Chapwith called me a muff Miss Tungbit Indeed the other night Why I think you more closely resemble a boa Harlem Life ABSOLUTELY PURE Z How silly it makes one feel to reach out to shake hands and not be noticed by the other fellow Washington Democrat too highly of Pisos Cure for Consumption Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 W 22d St New York Oct 29 1S94 Of course the cold cash we hear so much about comes from the Klondike Atchison Globe Sudden weather changes bring rheuma- ¬ tism St Jacobs Oil makes prompt cure to a reporter Delicious Nutritious z z Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mass by I cannot speak I Z WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1780 CO Ltd f VKO i If you must tell your troubles tell them Atchison Globe 500TH CAROLINA HEARD FROH Gooth S C writes For several years I had suf fered much from Cold St Jacobs Oil does a pain to sleep This with Sciatica Torment cured Unbidden guests give they go Barns Horn pleasure when Put fsesn2c 0U Foet Sick Headache TffijBi Sleepless Rights and found no relief until commenced taking that greatest of all medicines I V o as money decline to provide gold for ex- ¬ porters and put the burden and expense of maintaining a redeemable paper circula- ¬ tion upon the banks In order to meet the demand obligations the present reserves of gold in the treasury furnish a beginning to be set aside in the division of issue and redemption and to meet possible contin- ¬ gencies the secretary of the treasury is authorized to sell bonds whenever the reserves need replenishment In this way or from surplus revenue the demand obli ¬ gations that is United States notes and treasury notes of 1S90 can be gradually removed and the cost to the country can be reduced while this process will also give the inestimable advantage of ceasing to use demand debts as money of simplify ¬ ing our currency and of adding to confi- ¬ dence in the certainty of our standard By the plan of the commission government paper is withdrawn in the first five years only as fast as the banking currency ex ¬ pands so that contraction cannot possibly take place if United States notes are can celed their place will be taken by the gold paid out for them or by the expansion of bank notes under the new system pro and in the following five years posed remaining United States notes are all the to be retired Dank Note Is Landed demand obligations of the United The States were put forth solely because there were no funds in the treasury to redeem them The notes were only evidence that property had been received and used up for services or supplies or public buildings The govern no longer available assets of the operation did ment by the nature not retain as the notes went out any property Immediately convertible into coin with which to redeem its demand issues They were not a money based on property they were only a debt On the other hand a bank note is never issued fraud of course excluded except for a consideration in negotiable property of equal or greater value The bank note comes forth as the sequel of a business transaction and I5 based on the active property of the coun try which Is passing between producers and consumers This property Is always negotiable and always equal to the duty of note liability Bank notes are meeting as sound es the business transactions of the country The currency of the country moreover should increase as the transac hence the tions of the country increase government rigid unchanging Issues of the make them an inelastic part of the cir ¬ ¬ Bantings System The late Princess Mary of Teck be- ¬ came in her middle life enormously stout and tried many means to reduce her flesh Having heard much of Bant ¬ She was suring she sent for him prised to see that he was still extremely bulky and after a few civil preparatory But your system remarks she said very thin Mr Bant- ¬ has not made you Allow me madam said Bant ing and proceeding to unbutton his ing coat he disclosed a large wire struc ¬ ture over which the garment fitted Inside was the real Banting incased in This madam said he another coat pointing with pardonable satisfaction to his cage was my size before 1 com- ¬ He then nimbly dis ¬ menced dieting embarrassed himself of his framework and stood before the royal lady exhibit ing his elegant figure San Francisco ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Argonaut The Clerks Notice In a small village in Gloucestershire the clergyman was out visiting but was expected back to preach on the riunday Early on Sunday morning however the parish clerk received a message from the clergyman to say he would not be able to preach as he was going to offi ¬ ciate for another clergyman As the service time drew near the clerk rang the bell and when the time was up and the people were assembled he went into the pulpit and addressed them This is to give notice that the thus parson will not be able to preach here to day as he is gone 4a fishing along London Spare with another parson Moments How would you define a crank Mrs Hash ton Landlady I dont care toindulge in personalities Mr Jonest Puck Boarder She Declines ¬ ¬ The records of individuals are likely to be very much in evidence It is not expected that the debate will be concluded this week as Saturday has been set aside for paying tribute to the memory of the late Representative Wright of Massachusetts Gen Grosve nor of Ohio who has been one of the mainstays of the opposition to the law is very desirous of participating in the debate but owing to the senatorial fight now in progress in Ohio he will probably not be able to return until next week It is not believed that there will be any attempt to close the debate before he has had an opportu nity to make the elaborate speech which he has prepared JNb one seriously believes however that the up ¬ shot of the present debate will be the striking out of the appropriation for the commission This proposition can not by any means command the full strength of the opposition the leaders of which think direct legislation should be enacted to repeal or radical ly amend the law The debate therefore will simply be in the nature oi a general airing of the views of the members of the house the only practical effect of which will be to place them on record for the future How Tony Ended the Year Pittsburgh Jan 3 Friday nig ht Anthony McGowan a retired merchant of Rankinboroug h quarreled with his wife As she was running- out of the house he shot her with a revolver he had loaded to shoot out the old year Mrs McGowan died in the house of a neighbor The murderer was arrested He has been drinking for some time pated ¬ if not sensational incidents are antici- ¬ strike indications among the textile operatives were not so alarming Fri day night and the change is brought about by the action of the loom fixers This union had been looked upon as a body strong in strike sentiment But at the meeting Friday night a ballot showed 1S9 in acceptance of the resolutions adopted by the general committee 70 for a strike and ten blanks ¬ ¬ Fall River The Strike Situation Mass Jan 3 The DP8fRlSs Dr M A Simmons iver Medicine It la better than the others ¬ liSliSy Fjk wP lift Von der ISoltz member of the cele- ¬ brated Von der Goltz family of Ger- ¬ many and a former officer of the Ger- ¬ - Chicago Jan Fished From the Lake 3 Enlargement of the Womb This may be caused by congestion inflam ¬ mation or tumors The symptoms arc a anil pain in the lower part of the abdomen sometimes depressing or sinking down of tne womb and some uneasiness m empty ¬ ing the bladder and bowels Costivenesa should be avoided by using Dr M A moiis iiver Medicino in small doses Sim and onrMexican Female Remedy used as an injection and the persistent use Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine willofbrhwr about a care Frederich Wilhelm ¬ many army jumped into the lake at the foot of Oak street with the inten- ¬ tion of drowning- himself He wTas rescued by park policemen and will re- ¬ cover Ill health is the cause he gave to the police OK BN70YS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken StaA ing like Urn ¬ ¬ ¬ cial dispatch from Shanghai a sudden stiffening- has taken place in the atti ¬ n toward tude of the Germany resulting- in a demand for the evacuation of Kiao Chau and leading- to the belief that Great Britain is bringing- pressure to bear upon Peking- Germany Receives Notice London Jan 3 According- to a spe- ¬ - Tsung-Li-Yame- - - Titles Arc Cheap Mudg-ingfrom Deb Loxdon Jan hetts peerage the Britishers boasted contempt to foreign titles is only affec- ¬ tation as 14 members of the household hold foreign titles while those of lesser - - te f ¬ this connection it is interesting- to note that the jubilee was a record year for the bestowal of honors which totaled up 577 The charitable bequests of the Company Discontinue Business insurance Beloit Wis Jan 3 The Beloit year also toppled the record totaling Without the Mutual Fire Insurance Co will discon- ¬ 2000000 310000000 tinue business January 1 because of Wallace collection bequeathed to the adverse legislation Its S500000 pi nation seven testators ag gregated 1 j 300000 35000000 in charity risks will be reinsured rank are thicker than blackberries In it for Consti pated Bowels and Bil ¬ and refreshing to the taste and acts iousness It cured me gently yet promptly on the Kidneys of Palpitation of Heart Have used Zeilins Regu Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys- ¬ s umt lator and think Dr M tem effectually dispels colds head ¬ A s Ii M the beat and use no other aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the lingular Appetiie- - rm only remedy of its kind ever pro condition is a symptom of some con¬ iPf stitutional derangement of the system es duced pleasing to the taste and ac pecially of indigestion ceptable to the stomach prompt in ttfMnrerfrTSm dy8PePsil generally has in mind ao iAlnofi He s as miserable capricious its action and truly beneficial in its aPPetitQ i3 more than the whims of a spoiled child at time3 effects prepared only from the most there a is craving for food at others aloath healthy and agreeable substances its ing of even the very thought of eating This many excellent qualities commend it condition renders life miserableM should be corrected by the use of Dr and Sim a to all and have made it the most aaons Iavcr Medicine Knocked Out Zeilins big fraud Baa popular remedy known I Tbe unfortunato merchants who Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 Lindiced to bQJthe stff And them cent bottles by all leading druo-be hlTUh soods that cannot Thesoldaa gort enjoined it United gists Any reliable druggist who out the old proprie- 0 artcle no may not have it on hand will pro ¬ 82nitbas perpetrators called of fraud Moral Donft tamper with frandsl cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any HOME ShrtkandBookkeepinePenmanshipeto by maiL substitute Positions STU D Y tauktcompetent Expense low catalogue lle11 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ it is pleasant Hattieville S C says Have used Dr M A Sim- ¬ mons Liver Medicine sis years in my family My Wife thinks tnere is noth¬ sltfc CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO 8Af FRANCISCO CAL lOUISYME M hew YOXK HX Dve American CorrrapoBdenee S CC Write for College Bldderorrf 31ft D iTCUTQ 1 A 1 Lll I 0 for ioTeBtor Snide free EDGJUITAT PatutSeUeUon 24Bdw7KevYrk -- ife rfflMHMMKiffrailHFMHnffMfflfflttifft gTTTiTTir rrm w wiBiMmiTi TmMir ic TTWrwWWMMBMMiMBBwM--iiSrPWWWiMWHWBB I rnnniMiriiMiMiM iiii m imm m i m imm M n im iim M M i - iwi i - pxK m THE BOURBON NEWS WHEN BABi 3AYS NIGHT TXJESiD AY JANUARY 4 1898 - S C7IirM 11V i fl 11 fi 1 if tj u Her little feet -- Trip down the wide and winding stair Arrayed in simple sown of white She comes to bid me sweet good night The rosy cheeks the chubby arms I worship all the baby charms And kiss the lips that prattle so Of childish joy and childish woe And then I breathe a silent prayer For little feet so white and bare For tired heart and brows that ache Theres balm that follows in her wake No greater blessing joy commands Than soothing stroke of childish hands What greater boon of helpful bliss Than dimpled cheeks to press and kiss I seem to part from ways of men And cling the more to Heaven when She trips adown the winding stair With little feet so white and bare A last good night and when shes gone To tread the shores that love grows on The dreamland isle where roses meet And tangle up the childish feet That pass that way I grow resigned To Fate which seemed to me unkind And cruel in its every task so white and bare and me was impossible We sat in si- ¬ lence through the watches of the night performing from time to time such of-¬ fices as were required The birds had begun to twitter their matins when the doctor drove up He had been attending a dying patient He protested against Nancys vigil and pronounced the patient in no immedi ate danger ¬ But only laugh at sordid care And bless the feet so white and bare Roy Farrell Greene in Housekeeper I now no earthly boon I ask You will please go to bed Miss Ger- ¬ ard or at any rate lie down I insist Demetrius will take your place and 1 shall relieve Mr Livingston Perhaps you will be kind enough to ask the Greek to come to me at once I expect the nurse in half an hour I glanced at my watch as Nancy obeyed It was ix oclock and the household was already astir De- ¬ metrius I knew was no sluggard no lie abed He would answer the sum- ¬ mons promptly and upon my imme- ¬ diate action might hang the life of Bur- ¬ wljL zJy Horace tCopyright 1896 cyi lington Distracted by doubt I walked to the window and flung up the lower sash The fresh air flooded the room with it came the sounds and odors of spring The full throated meadow larks California has few singing birds had be gan their roulades to which the staccato notes of the gulls and the myriad voiced chorus of frogs from the marshes east of the sand dunes furnished a curious ¬ ¬ dreadful monster I did you an in justice Forgive me She held out her hand frankly with an air of good fellowship which argued the lack of a tenderer sentiment But the monster she continued with aslight shiver is surely helpless That Miss Nancy we do not know We think so Mamma also told me that he had once tried to murder father and in- ¬ stead had killed his partner 1 could see that the mere telling of the story upset her terribly Oh Mr Livingston my heart misgives me when I think that Im responsible for this man being here What have I done in my folly and con- ¬ ceit Her distress was most painf ul to witness and naturally I offered some crumbs of comfort pointing out that she had acted according to the dictates of her heart a womans wisest counselor and doubtless for the best ulti matelj Why has this man she asked fierce- ¬ ly been suffered to heap such wretch- ¬ ¬ He is no coward metrius for 30 years a long time I repeat he is no coward I touched up the horses with the flick of the whip and the action betrayed me for Gerard laughed ¬ I have known De ¬ r - I creatures All the same is a coward Young Take it coolly he said men nine times out of ten misconstrue the motives which govern human ac- ¬ tions Remember that I have made a study a profitable stud y of my fellow I said doggedly he ¬ and effective accompaniment T Mroiir by vaoiell-Lippincott Co J CHAPTER V Continued Mark Gerard passed as her father His long absences from home were ac- ¬ cepted by Miss Nancy without com ¬ ment as commonplace facts connected so she supposed with business affairs Of his standing- in San Francis ¬ co she was entirely ignorant The girl had been educated in the east and abroad She read no newspapers She asked no indiscreet questions Custom had atro- ¬ - phied curiosity iJMPset He must be she returned Then she leaned back and closed her eyes A mastiff feeding1 is not an aesthetic and I confess 4 hungT3r sight munched awaythat I was As I the two faces almost within touch of my hand challenged attention The likeness be ¬ tween father and daughter grew start ¬ ling 50 startling indeed that I gulped down a glass of wine to quiet my brist ¬ ling sensibilities No wonder Mark Demetrius has Gerard had sent her abroad and to the pened she gasped gone He never went to bed at all And east With that face confronting him and he has taken Mark with him his apprehensions poor devil must have Gone I ejaculated So the fellow run riot had turned tail His nerves at the crit ¬ There is thunder in the air said ical moment had failed Miss Nancy raising her heavy lids He has left a letter for mamma She tb iThunder I repeated incredulous- is reading it now I must go to her EJ w Flinging these disjointed xhrases at And lightning Well it will clear the ujmtr osphere The barometer has been my head she left me and I returned it J Ki thoughtfully to the bedside of Bur ¬ ir long enough vr WtKSirVtswTJr rspiuaciy confounded me lington As yet lie had sbown no dis- ¬ With men of all sorts and conditions I position to talk The doctors second was familiar with women I had come examination had provoked groans and affirmative nods in response to impor- ¬ but seldom in contact tant questions The man was terribly Yes we are smarter than you think bruised but his bones mirabile dictu By she said divining my thoughts 1 he bye why do you dislike Demet wrere still intact Quiet of course was imperative and any excitement might rius 9 prove fatal I led the doctor to the win¬ Your mother says ie is a pagan So was Marcus Aurelius Mr DLv dow and told him briefly that Any ¬ ingston why cant you talk to me Demetrius had left the house thing yen need doctor I can get Pray frankly Forget that lam a girl command me The doctor however She spoke gravely with emphasis re- ¬ refused my services and went himself A man I without excitement flected might do well to pick up the to prepare a liniment I accompanied A him to the door and when I turned con gauntlet she had thrown down friendly contest of wits was just the fronted the melancholy eyes of Bur- ¬ tonic I needed but Mark Gerard had lington The fire was out of them in its place was a question my word and my tongue was tied Am I in the house of Mark Gerard Demetrius Miss Nancy is a Greek cunning he asked harshly with a Greeks subtlety and You are in the house of Mrs GerUnless I am very much mistaken he lias served Mr Gerard faithfully Ill ard I replied It was futile to evade admit because it was to his interest to the truth but I wondered how he would do so He believes in the doctrine of take it f expediency that the end justifies the He took it as might be expected means That is iwhy I call him a pagan hardly in silence The hot blood a you flamed across his forehead and ebbed Yes she said thoughtfully are right Hush instantly leaving the pale complexion She moved swiftly across the room livid a danger signal which quickened opened tihe door glanced keenly to my own pulses The situation was in- ¬ right and left and returned to her chair tensely dramatic His next- question I thought she whispered that surprised me heard a noise outside I was mis- ¬ I Is the Greek here taken He was here Your nerves are Curse him Dont let him come into In excellent order thank you Mr this room Livingston her voice betrayed for He closed his eyes and said no more the first time exicitement look He After all he had said enough The is coming to mere words coupled with the tones of I sprang to my feet and together we his deep voice horrified me Manifest- ¬ approached the bed and bent inquiring ly his appetite for blood was not yet ly over the patient His eyelids twitched glutted And this man was the father convulsively and then opened The of Nancy man was conscious At the same mo ¬ An hour later the letter of Demetrius ment my ear caught the sound of a dis ¬ was placed in my hands I had finished tinct creak in the passage My eyes a hasty breakfast and was sittingsought Miss Nancys smoking upon the veranda The doc That was what I heard just now tor and the nurse were with Burlington she murmured Its nothing all these The letter ran thus wooden houses creak Dear Madame Acting in accordance Burlington monopolized our attention with the instructions I received from my and no more was said The doctor had master I have been compelled to leave your We can house and take your son with left instructions which were followed camp at the hut on tho island meMark had to the letter Miss Nancy supported the described this hut to me with enthusiasm sick mans head while I with a tea- ¬ it had been built by his father and was well provisioned for the purposes of duck shoot- ¬ spoon fed him slowly with prepared ing and Mark as ycu know will be bouillon Burlington swallowed the safe and happy there with me I dare not broth with difficulty and made no at-¬ take the chances of exposing the boy to the fury tempt to speak He was not violent spectfullyof a powerful madman Yours re- ¬ madame DEMETRIUS was not in pain We and apparently Nancy brought me this carefully writwaited patiently for his first words ten epistle and with it a message from he stammered when Where am I ¬ Mrs the broth was consumed and his head her mother events Gerard was prosof the past 24 hours trated by the once more upon the pillow unable to leave her room She ap ¬ and With friends I answered proved the flight of Demetrius His voice was singularly Friends THe is certainly faithful said Miss Strong and harsh I have no friends Nancy uu x rememuw 41 iub uuve j Why are you not lying down I ne boy He attempted to move and groaned nsked severely I could not rest while while the deeply thunder is in the air Mamma has just Mr Burlington you know me I think Hugo Livingston Let me en¬ given me the key to the puzzle She treat you to keep perfectly quiet Dont has told me that Mr Burlington is a move and dont talk I can give you madman that h has a terrible grudge a hypodermic injectioji but you are against father and wishes to murder bejbter without it Thedoctorwille rbor Mark How horrible Very horrible I said gravely here to morrow morning early And you she continued were sent He nodded and closed his eyes Of course further talking between Nancy down to stand between Marfcand this -- v Of eourse I said apologetically he is a very busy man scent of the violet heliotrope and jasmines hung lightly on the breeze The lawn sparkled with dew The lanceolate leaves of the eucalypti quivered against an opalescent sky Lean ing out of the window my tired e3res rested upon the Pacific which wooed me to its embrace with a tender murmur of welcome For the multitude of sea birds could prophesy that the mackerel and sardines were in the bay The cormorants were hard at work plunging with mighty splashes into the water I caught now and again the gleam of a mackerel in their monstrous beaks and noted idly the parasites snapping up the morsels of fish carelessly dropped by their patrons What a paradise To me a garden of Eden with its tree of Knowledge of good and evil its serpent Its Eve and alas the angel with the flaming sword I falls to the lot of all sons of Adam to wander once down the enchanted glades of Eden How many recognize the place too late when the gate is closed against them forever My thoughts were jmt to flight by the sound of Nancys voice She beckoned eagerly from the passage An extraordinary thing has hap ¬ ¬ ¬ The ¬ ¬ edness upon the heads of innocent peo- ¬ ple I was silent Have you nothing to say she de¬ manded hotly There is reason in everything I answered the inexorable logic of cause and effect I believe that the an ¬ swer to most of our questions may be The found if wre search rjatientlv problem of human suffering is to be solved but not by random guesswork The sufferings of such a woman as your mother are to be evidence of a future state of existence She listened attentively to my crude response a softer light suffusing her fine eyes The thought struck me that both of us she as well as I had taken life too lightly and needed the discipline of reflection To me personally things in general had begun to assume strange proportions some of my mountains dwindled to mole hills and vice versa substance melted into shadow the ideal absorbed the real The process is often rapid and like a trip across the English channel most upsetting Yesterday said Nancy after a sig ¬ nificant pause I particularly noticed the sunset The line of surf with the light behind it was purpie not white and yet I knew of course that it was white It is so with the human souls we meet their color depends upon the light and our own eyes deceive us colors my boy By the way I am sur- ¬ prised that you should have taken Bur ¬ lington to m3 house I could not excuse myself without ac- ¬ cusing Nancy so I held my peace However he continued thoughtful ¬ ly we have the man where we can watch him You may yet earn that big safary I expect to I retorted bluntly I was cursing myself for speaking out so plainly In damning the cowardice of the Greek I had also by inference damned the cowardice of my employer TO BE CONTINUED Thats quite right Stick to your AN INTERESTING WRECK You are right Hush And there are always the two roads one leading to Heaven on earth I mean and the other to The land of regret May you never ¬ set foot there I spoke warmly Thank you you would Turn myself into a sign post for your sake Most assuredly We gazed calmly and dispassionately into each others eyes Perhaps all in all it was the bitterest moment of my life for I saw that she had guessed my secret and remained unmoved and yet the leaven of sweetness was there CHAPTER VI At the request of Mrs Gerard I drove alone to meet her husband a passen-¬ ger on the incoming stage which was due at the nearest town a wretched village about five in the afternoon Burlington so the doctor assured me was practically speaking paratyzed and unable to move his limbs without suffering intense pain During the day he had spoken to none taking what nourishment was offered and submit ¬ - - ¬ ¬ man fully awake to his responsibilities Gerard doubtless had much to say to me and I to him Under these circum- ¬ stances I consented to leave the house Will he live was the first question of Gerard JThe doctor thinks so Then I told my story from start to finish eliminating The murderous sug ¬ gestion of the Greek Gerard was inr tensely excited Good Lord he burst out what an escape the lad has had I concluded with the flight of Deme ¬ trius and gave him the Greeks letter which he read rapidly and placed in his pocketbook Well he said sharply in the tone of a man who is puzzled but wont admit it well sir what is your opinion Mind your honest opinion Demetrius said I slowly searching for a suitable epithet and selecting the one upon my tongues tip is a damned coward And your reasons he snapped His restless ejes sparkled as the ad ¬ jective sputtered from my lips He turned tail to save nis own hide The boy was taken to save appearances When Mark was in real danger alone on the sands with Burlington Demet- ¬ rius was indecently indifferent But when the doctor apprehended violent symptoms and our friend thought that he might be exposed to them why ¬ ting without a groan to the treatment prescribed The nurse was a powerful 1 then self He wilted eh Yes the naked coward obtruded it¬ dont know him young man Possibly not You sions Catalogue on application to Switzerland 7395 Nbomvay 12 ¬ H F HILLENMEYER Sweden 16400 Denmark 7483 Lexington Ky Finland and St Petersburg 4585 Bui garia 9000 Italy 40438 South America 42436 Western South Amer ¬ RAILKOAD TIME CARD ica 23812 Mexico 4S015 Africa 14250 China 110590 Japan 47000 NRR L Korea 13975 For domestic missions ARRIVAL OP TRAINS 151876 was appropriated for missions 7411 for Amer- ¬ Jnrom Umcmnati lUoo a m odo p m 1015 p m ican Indians 2S3143 for English work considering that it has been un- - To miscellaneous objects 110000 was From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m 4er water 245 years it is in surprisingly devoted From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m cood condition The wreck beinrrsunk 328 pm ROENTGEN RAY PROGRESS ill 18 fathoms of water and 13ing on its From Maysville 742 a m- - 825 p m side it is in no wise a danger to navi- - Professor Thompsons Demonstration DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ation and this probably accounts for Before a London Society he fact that it was not discovered until The Roentgen societj a new scientific To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a in 340 p m recently wdien it was found accident body devoted to matters relating to To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a in ¬ ally during one of the trials of a sub- Roentgen radiations was addressed at 1021 p m 545 p marine boat experimented with by the its first meeting in London by Prof ToRichmondin 1108 a m 543 p m French naval authorities at Brest St Silvanus Thompson its president who 1025 p m louis Glob Democrat read a paper giving a resume of the To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent progress in the art The English cus- ¬ Interest on Charity g Baron James de Rothschild being a tom that might well be followed yHt great lover of art consented at one time in America of supplementing lectures to pose as a beggar in a painting which and papers by an exhibition of the al- ¬ his friend Eugenie Delacroix wras en ¬ lied apparatus was followed by this gaged on This obliging act was at- ¬ society the exhibition being replete m yillU HI tended by twofold results On the ap- ¬ with everything pertaining to the in ¬ pointed day Baron de Rothschild ap ¬ visible rajs Prof Thompson pointed peared at the studio The famous paint out the fact that while numerous theo- ¬ el placed a tunic around the bankers ries had been advanced to explain EAST BOUND shoulders put a stout staff in his hand Roentgen rays none had received ex- ¬ and made him pose as if he were resting perimental demonstration and he said Lv Louisville So0am 010pni en the step of an ancient Boman tem- ¬ we are as much in the dark regarding Ar Lexington llrlnainXMOpm Lexington ll2iam ple In this attitude he was discov- ¬ their exact nature as at the time of Lv Winchfisterl 158am ftSOpm 80am 550pmLv 23pm15Hiii fcttJpm ered by one of the artists pupils who their discover in November 1S95 The Ar Mt iSterling2pin 950pm 950am 703pm Ar Washington i5ira 340pm s ruck b3r the excellence of the model great advance made has been in the de ¬ Ar Philadelpliial0l5am 705pm c mgratulated his master on having velopment of the rays in the tubes for Ar New York 1240nn 90Spm f mnd just what he needed Naturals their generation in the controlling de- ¬ WEST BOUND concluding the model had only jusfc vices and the manipulation of the cur-¬ bfeen brought in from some church rent for actuating the tubes Now a Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm Ar Lexington porch the pupil seized an opportunity radiograph can be obtained in a second 911am 030pm Ar braukfort tq slip a piece of money into the beg- ¬ ivhile at first an exposure of half an ArShelbyville 1001am 72Upm 1100am 815pm gars hand Baron de Rothschild hour was usual One of the exhibits il ¬ Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex-tlanked him with a look and kept the lustrating this advance was a full sized cept Sunday other trains run daily nione The pupil soon quitted the human figure five feet four inches Through Sleepers between Louisville studio In answer to inquiries made high taken with a single exposure of a Lexington aud New York without Delacroix i nld the baron that the young few minutes It redounds to the credit change man possessed talent but no means of American workers that this scia ¬ For rates Sleeping Car reservations or Shortly afterward the young fellow re- ¬ graph was made by Dr Morton of New any information call on ceived a letter stating that charity bore York city Another important advance F B Carr Agent L NRR interest and that the accumulated in- ¬ that- has been made is in the photo ¬ Paris Ky terest on the amount he had so gener- ¬ graphing of the soft tissues of the orGEORGE W Barney Div Pass Agent ously given to one whom he supposed bodj though there is still room for im- ¬ Lexington Ky to be a beggar was now the sum of 10 provement in this direction the defi- ¬ 000 francs to the joung artists credit nition not being nearly so sharp as in at Rothschilds Familj Herald the case of the bones There were also FRAHKFOUT RY shown numerous sciagraphs of hands How a Colorado Cemetery Started some The graveyard in Georgetown Col Lord Salisburys among others la Effect March 1 1S97 was started explained a Colorado poli- ¬ photographs of wounded soldiers taken DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY tician by burying a man who was lit the seat of the Greek war an exhibit lynched He was a bad character and showing the relation between the atom- ¬ EAST BOUND made himself very disagreeable in many ic weights of metals and their absorp Lvc Frankfort 030am 300pm wajs Finallj he shot a saloon keeper tive power showing that some subtle Arr jmkhorn 643am 320pm 651am 332pm lrvl there and the bojs supposing that the connection remains to be discovered a J Stamping Ground 702am 348pm zoological subjects an instru- ¬ Arr Du vails saloon keeper was dead organized a series of 708am 358pm Arr 79ain 415pm lynch court and executed him in very ment for photographing solid bodies Arr Georgetown Ijve Georgetown 800am 430pm from two different points of view Arr Newtown short order After they returned from 812am 412pm Ceutreville 822am 452pm their lynching bee the saloon keeper which gives the location of theimbeded Arr Elizabeth 828am 458pm Arr By the most substance with millimetrical accuracy showed some signs of life 840am o10pm Arr Paris careful kind of nursing he recovered together with special tubes screens and WEST BOUND from his injury The bos then saw outfits Chicago Chronicle Lvc Paris 920am 530pm that they had made a mistake that a 932am 542pm ArrElizabeth Alpine Glaciers Decreasing 938am 548pm Arr Ceutreville life should not be taken except in reGlaciers vary in length from year to Arr Newtown 948am 558pm turn for a life and thej raised quite a rear and apparently in cycles of years Arr Georgetown 1000am 6 0pm 1040am iteJopm large sum of monej and sent it to the also those of the Alps having shown Lve Georgetown 10oUam 646pm Arr Uuvalis fellows parents Though the body was a general diminution since 1850 An in- ¬ Arr Stamping Ground 1110am 653pm l5am 704 pm first planted in a gully it was afterward vestigation of the changes of the Arc- ¬ ArrSwitzer 1135am 71 Ipm ArrElknoru taken up and properly interred in what U5im 725pm now been made bjr Ch is now Georgetowns leading cemetery tic glaciers has is no sign of a general GEO B HARPER C D BERCAW There The saloon man always kept the grave Rabot corresponding to that of the Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt retreat Frankfort Ky green Washington Star Alps but in Greenland the ice is at Good Defense present at a maximum and stationary Have you anjr defense asked the In Iceland there was a general increase BOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ judge In the eighteenth century interrupted Certainly replied the bicjclist by a partial decrease Then came a SMITH SHOP FOR SALE The man very foolishly tried to cross very extensive advance during most of the street and I naturally ran him the present century a slight retreat DESIRE to sell my house and ot down with blacksinith shop at Jackson--vilnot comparable with that of the Alps Ky I will sell for half cash bal Its a difficult case to pass upon having begun in the north of the island said the judge thoughtfully Of about 1855 1860 and 20 years later ra ance in twelve months For further particulars address Dr call on course you are blameless but I donl the south Chicago Chronicle BENJ F SHARON know whether to call it a case of justi13oct tf Jacksonville Ky All Over fiable homicide or suicide Chicago ¬ My wife and I have our little quar Post rels once in awhile said the man who Airy Flights Ives with others in the Pasteboard illl wager my daughter could rur Qatsbut they are all over in a few one of those flying machines minutes PARIS KENTUCKY Why do you think so I presume you mean all over the You just ought to see how sht house said the other man who haB tDd Work guaranteed soars in her graduating essay Had some experience in flat life In promptly answered satisfactory Calls xour work i troii Free Press Jianapolis Journal aolicited Prices reasonable i Discovery of an Old Frjgate in the Roadstead of Brest The recent discovery of the old wreck of a frigate or war vessel at the bottom of the roadstead of Brest hai incited research both on the part of scientists and historians One of the latter recently declared that the vessel must have been sunk by the Spanish guns from the Fort de la Pointe This view however is doubted bj a navy officer who has searched the archives and considers it improbable that the Spanish guns of that time should have been able to sink a vessel on the north side of the roadstead the distance be iAg altogether too great He thinks that the wreck is that of a vessel from tie fleet of the duke de Vendome who in 1652 after the naval battle in front of La Bochelle touched at Brest before coming to the succor of Dunkerque One of the dukes frigates the Zelee sjiffered particularly in the engagement of August 9 and on the 18th of August 1G52 while anchored in the northern part of the roadstead she sunk during a sudden squall coming from the southwest Divers have recently brought up quite a number of iron castings cannon balls guns and other relics from the vrrck The hull has been examined to neard- tianassociationslhowthatin31 years the number of associations has grolwn from 90 to 1429 and Hhe total membership Veterinary Surgeon Dentist from 15498 to 248734 Them there were All diseases of the domesticated ani ¬ no buildings now there are 330 valued at over 17000000 then the expense of mals treated on scientific principles Diseases ot the hog a specialty local work was 50000 now if is nearly Office at Turnty Clark Mitchells 2500000 The international work in lower stable this country including all superintendence of the local organizations and the development of the departments was BLDEGRASS NURSERIES 522 it is now a trifle over 73000 The work abroad has grown from notihing ¬ Virginia It is interesting to remember the Offico Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m different periods at which the Bible was translated into the vernacular lan ¬ guages of different countries Of the L C MOORE J It ADAIR earliest editions though perhaps not the earliest we may regard the Span- ¬ ish 1478 German 1522 English 1535 French 1535 Danish 1540 Swedish 1541 Dutch 1560 Russian 1581 Hun ¬ garian 1589 Polish 1596 Turkislh No 3 Broadway Paris Ky 1626 Modern Greek 1638 Irish 16S5 Office Hour 6 to 12 a m and 1 to Portuguese 1768 Manx 1771 Italian odc tf 1776 Bengalee 1801 Tartar 1814 Per ¬ 5pm sian 1815 Chinese 1820 Recent reports of international committee of the Young Mens Clhris King Chulalongkorn of Siam takes aome with him the degree of doctor of laws of Oxford university - - - PARIS flf 602 MAIN ST An interesting old church is St Over Deposit Bank Peters at White House Va built in 1703 its cost being 140000 weight of to Office hours 8- to 12 a m 1 to 6 p bacco It is in the form of a parallelo gram with a square tower capped with J steeple the weatfhervane being the keys of St Peter It strongly suggests many English parish churches Here Washington was married to Mrs Mar bha Custis since which event the old Co Office over G S Varden church has been famous throughout ¬ - m h dailey 4 4 1 J ¬ a H A SMITH Ml 4 sj Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons 3 9 121 Henry L Casey i - 20000 The MetJhodist general missionary conference committee which met in Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Philadelphia appropriated for the work Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits of 1898 the sum of 1129910 Of this Asparagus and every thing for Ol sum 577480 was given to foreign mis- chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct to sions divided as follows India 129 the planter saving enormous commis- ¬ 066 Malaysia 9100 Germany 36 ¬ PALL 1897 264 581 K m 4 rt 1 SI KM M i wli -- i M lv TIME TABLE if1 - -- u A A 3 -- 1 1 - WiffiTI ft 1 1 KJ V 1 ¬ 1 1 I K ¬ JOHN CONNELLY a -- A Cc -- UP mi ill m THE EOUEJCm JgEm OBITUARY Royal matves the food pure wholesome and delicious - i WS TITESDAY -- - Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead The funeral of Geo M Pullman the palace car magnate cost 7800 J V Tevebaugh aged eighty nine died Friday afternoon at the home of his niece Mrs J V Muir in this city Deceased was a widower and has been He wsh a Mason for fifty eight years a3P9gPa Consumption Witt SCOTTS EMULSION Yes and cure consumption no Will it cure every case JAFUAEY 4 1898 SCINTILLATIONS w An Interesting Comment Jumblo Of News And No What cases will it cure POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK tee Seventeenth Year Established mnn hews 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUHE MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders eto nayable to the order of Champ Miliar ADVER7181NU RATES Displays one dollar par inch for first inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per tine each insertion Locals in blacL type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituarss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ issue The Bourbon News enters on tne eighteenth year of its ex- ¬ With -- Tax -- wy- - the opera House Thursday night ha twenty singers and shouters to sa nothing of other interesting features The brass band and orchpstra the mili W S Anderson tary company and all the people who ¬ Senator J M Thomas and represenO Recdmmeud performance are gen- Of Peck P O Pike Co Capsules Wright s Celery tative John T Hinton left yesterday for take part in the uine southern negroes The object of To the Wright Medical Co Frankfort to be present at the Demo- ¬ the exhibition is to show thb home life ot Columbus Ohio Gents have purchased caucus and assume their duties as the American negro as it was on the old Celerv Capsules from nines a box of Wrights cratic Jilaspr drug O and used members of the Kentucky Legislature plantation before the war and as it is ai gist Wiverl ConstipatiDi them forrstomach was usable to present Jno WVogel the organize Vroulile and In these two gentlemen Bourbon is rep- of this novel exhibition has made a stud do anything for nearly two years I ased lua boxes o resented by two conservative and suc- of the negro character and the perform- throe cured me your Celery Capsules otlersthey so ror tne henent or have cessful business men who can be de- ¬ ance is given under his personal super iillicted J wish to send thi letter Very ruly yours A spectacular street parade pended upon to look after the interests vision W S Ameks M Hold by all druggists ut 50c and SI ber box Will Ut glYBU Ul liUUU of their constituents -ena auaros on postal to the wriait Meet Co Columbus o for trial size ireej A Lexington minister preached ser A pretty feature of the Ltxington Lexington r6m the German Clubs New Years cotillion mojis Sunday at We Here For was innovated aB the New Year wpb MRS LAURA WI3ISHAUF4 Peter Vine- ¬ rung in At the first stroke of twelv and Where Are We At gar is now due for a sermon on the sub- the lights werp turned out to flash anew Of JMnrry J ml Rcnn mends Wrights Celery Capmileh ject Therell Be A Hot Time In The a the last stroke Then the leader Old Town To night holding alott a floral crown of piuk and MtiitjIucI Sept 171890 white hyacinths typical of love and The Wright Medical Co Senator Teller will this week intro- - innocence and announced a number Columbus Ohio duce a resolution in Congress to reaffirm and stated that the gentleman who held Deak Rii s Last sprint 1 purchased the Stanley Matthews resolutions inter- ¬ some fail a box of VV rights Celery Capsules fr m duplicate shoulo crown preting the word coin to mean gold and its lady other than his present partner L C Davenport druggist lluffton silver or either at the option of the lud and used th m for stomach trouble queen of the New Year Mr Sthreshle with which I bad been afflictea ibr more government Berryman who held the lucky number than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ Hon James Corbett should ad ¬ took the wreath knelt before Miss sules I have lost all trace of painjand my The dress his challenges for the champion ¬ Geneive King of San Francisco then stomach is entirely well 1 can feat any She placed it on her head and waltzed away thing and can truthfully say thaj I have ship to Mrs Robert Fitzgimmons not felt better in 3ears weaig tle belt in the Fitzsimmons with her Yours Respectfully ¬ 1 istence We believe we haye achieved We success because we deserved it have worked hard and unceasingly early and late to give our readers a good service and shall continue to pur sue the same methods Our course has at all times been a conservative one and we are proud to be able to say we have retained on our lists many readers who at times have been at variance with our views The News extends to all its patrons hearty wishes for a happy and prosper- ¬ ous New Year ¬ and the West and with Big Four Route for Jhicago and points North This is the best and quickest train service ever given the DARKEST AMERICA Blue Grass section for the West anil South is seventy There is a charm in the singing oi and Cincinnati miles shorter to t Louis than For full information call on via southern songs by negroes that never C it O Agents or write to the undersigned questions Darkest America So trouble to answer V Bahnky D fails to please all O PA big negro exhibition to be seen at the Lexington Ky then Those in their earlier buried at Clintonville Saturday aftei noon with Masonic honors stages especially in young Ready aged ninety nine Mrs Mary people We mate no exag ¬ mother of Mrs Mary Roche of grand gerated claimi but we have Pleasant street this city died in Lex ¬ positive evidence that the According ington Saturday morning early use of to a request of the deceased her grand ¬ sons James John Ed and Tom Glea son Tom James and John Ready and Thos Roche of this a city acted as pall bearers at the funeral of Cod liver oil with Hypo which occurred Sunday afternoon phosphites of lime and Soda Thos A Hutchcraft aged seyenty two died Friday morning of heart In these cases results in a disease at the home of H C Hutchcraft positive cure to a large num¬ The deceased was a in this city ber In advanced cases how ¬ brother of H C Hutchcraft R B ever where a cure is impossi ¬ Hutchcraft Mrs Wash Fithian and ble this well known remedy Mrs R M Harris of this citv and should be relied upon to pro¬ leaves one son Richard Hutchcraft of The deceased was thrice Wilmore long life surprisingly married his first wife being Miss Hil 50c and 100 all druggists dreth the second Mrs Bryan and the Yesterdays Temperature SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York Collins He leayes an third Miss Mary The following is the temperature as The estate valued at about 10000 noted yesterday by A J Winters Co funeral seryices were held by Rev E G of this city B Mann at 230 Saturday afternoon ai 7a m 20i H C Hutchcraf ts residence Burial at 8a m 22 9am Clienappjike Ohio TCy Changes Time The pall bearers 28 tne Paris cemetery 10 a m 30 H McMillan J T Quisen were W Commencing Sunday December 12tb the 11 a 111 30 the berry Wm Myall J D McOlintock Chesapeake V Ohio Ry will shortenwill time 12 in 32i leave of its b F Limited tr tin which 2p m J E Kern Thos Fisher Mt - erlingut lO p mViiichester atWTp 35 m Lexington 520 Frankfort 613 p m and Sp m 34 Shelby ville 710 p m reachi ng Loujsvllle hi 4p m 33 PARAGRAPHS 800 oclock p m making direct connection GOSSIPY 5p m in Unto Depot in Louisville with the Mi33 ¬ nos Central 7p m 31 In ing LouisvilleLimited Vestibuled train leavTheatrical And Otherwise Remarks at 810 p m carrying Free The Foyer Chair Car and elegant sleepers reaching m Meiipuis at unity Orleans 7iu p U0 a nextnext mornini and New Louder than a thousand cheers in m evening an making Chronic Dyspepsia Cured direct connection in M mphis or 11 Texa- More extensive than earths orbit points Also connects in Union Depot it More continuous than blight eternity Louisville with the Air Line B O SV Are the mouths ot Fitz and Corbett hi x Henderson Route trains for fct Louis -- great-grand-s- on Scotts Emulsion Five men are guarding a tollgate in Fleming Thirty thousand rabbits have been shipped from Cynthiana this year Benjamin Moran 23 fell from a wagon in Mason Saturday and broke his neck The execution of Theodore Durrant the murderer of Blanche Lamont is set for Friday morning at an Francisco Sugarfoot Lee Hill of Cincinnati and Brutus Clay of Lexington both colored pugilists will meet in a boxing contest at an early date It is reported at Mt Sterling that Cas Prewitt of that city who left last Fall for Klondike was drowned with three comrades in the Yukon river Clay Sanduskey of Jessamine was run over and killed yesterday afternoon in Lexington by a train while trying to Q C tracks on South drive across Broadway The Kentucky Portland Cement Co of Valley Station was incorporated Saturday Henry Spears of Louisville formerly of this city is one of the in- ¬ corporators The capital stock is 9000 GROCERY STOCK NEWT MITdEL THE POPULAR GROCER Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy grocerij etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select pfcook you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store T vtl be pleased to fill our order and assure you the very best goods to ha EVAPORATED FHUITS Apricots Pears Peaches Prunes Champgn ions French Peas Shrimp Salmon Sardines Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolled Outs vX te E Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabasco Sau ld Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaro Puve Buckwheat Flour T gii 1 Pure Maple Syrup Mincemeat Nancamp Pork and Beans Choice Celery Nancamp Tomato Catsup Baltimore Oysters 1 ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies I I J Pa to Pet I Mixed and Stick Candies Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts H i Loose Muscatel Raisins Seedless Raisins jiHV London Layer Raisins uioron JPigs uaies E ¬ NEWTON MITCHELL E3R THE Main St adjoining Northern Bank - s Paris KyIH I i GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN GETO Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ Shades Buck aod Bills Oil Barber Shop ing and Repairing Special attention given to Undertak barbers For first class work 1 Main Street - - - - Pakis Ky class 4nov tf Three first clas All work done strictly first Npxt door to Bourbon Bank 1 ¬ New LaniHlry Agency ¬ ¬ strb3Hets-uWaiacAre -- ¬ per week in royalties from hie lature D royalties en The Mayor of Milwaukee is a man of opera El Capitan and the His his marches net him 25000 per year letters and a good many of em Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Besides this he gets the lions share ot name is Rauschenberger Ohio band Sousas the earnings of his Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris The Kentucky Press mother was a Maryland lady and he tCy Cynthiana Democrat is thirty was born in Washington His father The Every expectant mother has TUFSDAY JAN 11TH 1898 was a noted Spanish musician Sousas yeats old and the Jessamine Journal new opera The Bride Elect has made a trying ordeal to face If she does not returning every second Tuesday in each has rounded out a quarter of a ce- ¬ month a hit Optician La n d m a r nturybut both are as gingery as ftfSf jQCaSvraya has been visiting this city regularly for over J Waldere Kirk a New York dude Editor W T Havens has sold the Mt five years and haa ad- ¬ justed glasses to the Sterling Sentinel Democrat to Judge Ben is spending a few days in Cincinnati His mis- ¬ eyes of the best people The stopping at the St Nicholas B Turner and Squire Turner of Paris and Bourbon new proprietors have been in newspaper sion is to study the style of the swell County and has proven himself com Kivk has harness before and will keep the paper male dressers of Cincy petent thorough reliable and honest twenty six overcoats and innumerable You can get Landmans glasses from lively suits He makes three changes every Clark Clays drug store between his Messrs J O Cooper and W E visits and when he makes his regular Bailey have taken charge of the Mid- ¬ day visit he will examine your eves thoroughwishes them ly and make any change necessaiy to way Clipper The News give satisfaction Examination free success James Lane Allen who is now living much T Fithian References Drs W W W Longmoor is writing oharm at Washington is at work with a new get ready for it Eads Buck Fithian Bowen and C ing sketches for his paper the Frank- ¬ novel It will be a story of Washing- ¬ there is no telling D Cram of Paris fort Ledger They are as dainty as ton life with a Kentucky flavor The what may happen water color paintings Choir Invisible is now in its sixtieth Child birth is full thousand of uncertainties if 50 YEARS Awarded Nature is not given proper assistance EXPERIENCE Highest Honors Worlds Fair Slam Jones is stirring things up this week at Owensboro Sams slang and B sensationalism will make church mem- ¬ is the best help you can use at this time bers cuss in most any town It is a liniment and when regularly ap- ¬ plied several months before baby comes Trade Marks is fifty five years old and still it makes the advent easy and nearly pain- Designs Patti Copyrights c receives 4000 for a concert She has a less It relieves and prevents morning t rwrvna aenrtlntr n nVntoh and descrititisn maV quickly ascertain our opinion fieo whether an castle in Wales and is worth over sickness relaxes the overstrained mus invention is probably patentable Communica 1000000 tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents cles relieves the distended feeling short gent free Oldest agency for Becuringrpatents Patents taken through Munn ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer-- special notice without charge intha Co receive Paderewski who has been writing an tain without any dangerous after effects Mothers Friend is good for only one opera has about completed the work weekly purpose viz to relieve motherhood of A handsomely illustrated Journal Largest fclra Terms 3 cnlatlon of any scientific year four months f L Sold by all newsdealers danger and pain New crop currents raisins citron - New York Co36MUNN peaches prunes apricots hominy oat 1 dollar per bottl at all drn stores or sent Office 625 F St WMhlngtos D C Branch by mail on receipt of price meal roiled oats Frhb Books containing valuable informa Newton Mitchell tf MOST PERFECT MADE tion for wobsb trill 1m sent to any addms upon applictioa to CALDWELLS A perc Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free cure ooaarpa CeJery TUB BRADFI1LD REOULATOR CO TVflfcnra horn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant tton irck headaches 25c ett druggists Attest da INDIGESTION E 1 40 YEARS THE STANDARD 400 numerous remedies without permanent help Two years ago I began taking Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine Within a week I commenced improving and per ¬ sisting in the treatment I was 60on able to eat what I liked with no evil effects I keep them at hand and a single dose dispels any old symptoms Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug- ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and nerves free Address Mrs Lauka Weishauft DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Sold Sanna lost the first round of bis fiht John Phiip Sousa who conducted per by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 box Send address on postal to the His opponents organized the Marine Band at Washington for six yesterday Wright Med Co Columbus Oaio for the Senate and House of the Ohio Legis- ¬ years at a salary of 30 per week gets trial size free J I have secured the agency for thf Ladies get you a hand weltH Winchester Power Laundry a first shoe lace or button three H fP Jfz Jf Jftr i class institution and solicit a share of B styles of toe and niadtof niceW FTER suffering for nearly thirty years the public patronage Worl or orders sott kid that has weaririiiaality Clays drug store will from dyspepsia Mrs n E Dugdale left at Clarke wife of a prominent business man of receive immediate attention Work Warsaw N Y writes For 28 years I was called for and delivered promptly Respectfully a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a 16ap tf weak stomach The lightest food produced Brue Holladay nrTTTnn TimM distress causing severe pain and the forma ¬ iiiiwiii i iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniii mi iwirimr tion of gas No matter how careful of my diet I suffered agonizing pain after eating G I was treated by many physicians and tried 2SraggBgSEPggCTTTi 0 y - eion cmiOJI B jH i I I II II 1 J T E ¬ I ti c I j L H Landman M GETTM REM two-year-ol- ds V1 V ¬ Christmas lus come aud gon anrl 1 have my patrons to thank for the largest Christmas business I have ever done 1 3 ¬ am now ready to bhov you the best line of furniture and carpet a 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- - Ik DR Mothers Friend ii kiA JT HINTON I I r H Wood Mantels and Tilings CREAM Undertaking and Embalming scientifically attended to I j BAKIN P0WDIR Scientific American m apt s - tr BfcsiESETsa ¬ Ja SDR PEPSIN Kaezxxsi bj N a iJJMpi Tysi mJMW W5SMI Ngg THB BOURBON NEW3 TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1898 WMBKMSjIMBliRiMliiitSiyKAitf mrJL3pfsgsnssMErw - THE BQUHEOH HEWS Secnteenth Year Established secor 1881 NewDemocrHtic County Offloials PERSONAL MENTION Beantiful Araerlca Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky tss mail matter aB TELEPHONE NO 124 S UBS OR I PTl O S PR1 CE8 Payable in Advance S2 00 Six mouths leyear SI 00 of Bourbon who were elected in Novem- ¬ COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY ber filed their bonds with County Clerk THE NEWS MAN Paton yesterday and qualified and as ¬ sumed the duties of their offices Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Most of them are men who are known The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere to almost every citizen in Bourbon and all will prove good and able officials Miss Flora Hill is visiting relatives The new Democratic county officials More than a thousand Parisians were ews costs you cant even get a port from a gun frke of charge Orders re- Etc IW- - Make all Checks Money tyable to the order of Champ Miller Read Condons ad in to days issue of The News -David Doty of Shawhan has Co ac- ¬ cepted a clerkship with Price Henry Fuhrman has returned from Atlanta where he sold a lot of mules one of Lexingtons new aldermen is a native of Bourhon county E J Allen Tibs Methodist ladies netted ahout sixteen dollars on their court day dinner Edgar The Monday Night Literary Club Surveyor They are County Judge W M Purnell Circuit Clerk Chas E Butler Deputy F L McChesney Sheriff G W Bowen Deputies W W Mitchell Jas Burke County Clerk Ed D Patton Deputies Pearce Patton chief deputy Paris T E Savage Millersburg L A Soper Little Rock J W Wocdard North Middletown W F Heathman Clintonville C F Blackerby Center ville W E Ballenger Shawhan Aesesor W G McClintock Dep- ¬ uty C M Pedicord County Attorney Denis Dundon Jailer W C Jones Deputy Allen Kiser Superintendent of County Miss Kate ¬ r S V F Bedford Jr Coroner Dr H H Roberts mfrt last night at Miss Fannie Manns Magistrates Paris R J Neely During the past year County Clerk Millersburg A C Ball North Middle Paton issued 250 marriage licenses 144 town C H Smith E to white couples and 106 to colored P ClintonClaybrook Hutchison people ville S L Weathers Little Rock PresCroxton Rion formerly of this citv ton See Centerville J T Barlow is now traveling salesman of the United Ruddles Mills John Howard Joe Williams Constables Paris Door Company of Wichita Sash MillerabnrgJE Plummer Little Rock Kansas Chipley North Middletown L C Carrie Johnson of Ruckerville ac- John Joseph Dona B ¬ ¬ Clintonville cidentally shot herself with a pistol the Anderson hoo Hutchison Shy Brown bullet entering her lungs The wound may prove fatal Old Fiscal Courts Last Meeting ¬ Yesterday auctioneer A T Forsytb - old five shares of Agricultural Bank meeting Saturday stock at 184 per share and five shares C L Hough keeper of the County f Bourbon Bank stock at private sale Infirmary stating made his report ait The old Fiscal Court held its last 125 per shaie leaves to day for Wichita Falls Texas to visit his He will go up brother Otis Bacon into Indian Territory on a hunting trip before he returns J Ernest Cassiday formerly of this eity who lose his hand by the accidental discharge of a gun near Lexington held a policy in the Preferred Accident Co He will receive 2500 -- J W Bacon Twenty eight ministers want to suc- ¬ ¬ ceed Eld J T Sharrard who has resigned as pastor of the Christian Church at Stanford A like number also want the pastoral charge of the church at Mays lisjk resigned by Eld Tinder pol R G-- Stoner is having a hand ¬ granite jtiegied in the Paris cemetery to the menJjpryof his wife Mrs Alice Stoner Themdnument cost 4000 and is being rected bv Muldoon of Louisville some monument of Vermont Craig Shipp and wife have moved to Georgetown and have gone to house- ¬ About keeping on rhambers avenue January 10th Mr Shipp will embark He will be Januarv 15th into the dr goods bneines firm of the Busy Bee a member of the Mayor store and will manage the business among other things that there are now sixty four inmates thirty three white and thirty one colored at the Infirm- ¬ ary Six white and six colored inmates died there during the past year The court allowed one thousand dol- ¬ lars to Judge H C Howard five hun Clifton dred to County Attorney and 150 to Hon E M Arnsparger Dickson for their services in acquiring the turnpikes of Bourbon and perfecting plans for managing the system Squire Selby Lilleston was allowed 200 for his services in dispensing- charity The court ordered the sum of 1200 of uninvested Garth fund money in- ¬ vested in a county warrant and ordered the County Clerk to issue a warrant for 18126 balance to take up a warrant for 1334 30 bearing six per cent inter- ¬ est held by the Paris Townsend turn tike Co The county clerk was in ¬ structed to issue a warrant for 1200 bearing Bix per cent interest to the Treasurer of the Garth Fund redeemable in five years This was to be the last order to be redeemed by the court in paying a turnpike debt The new Fiscal Court will meet on ¬ - semi-annual- ly Pery Installed h One of the first official acts of Judge W M Purnell was to send Cecil Eldrige and wife and baby to the County Infirmary with the admoDition that if they came back to Paris they would de put in jail Cecil Susie and the baby are considered a nuisance At a meeting of the City Conn cil last night Hon Benj Perry took the oath of office and was duly installed as Mayor of the City of Paris James Mernaugh as City Marshal and Geo M Hill and Jeff Elgin as Deputy Marshals and A C Adair as City Clerk were also News thanks those efheent sworn in Hon W L Yerkes the retiring Talbott H T Mr fficals Clerk Mayor and a most esteemed citizen Circuit retiring the retiring leaves a creditable administration be Beediug T E Mr The H ¬ retiring County Attorney for many his able courtesies shown during their terms of office ¬ Sheriff and Mr Clifton Arnsparger hind and has received much praise for management of the public i V affairs Mr F P Lowry who is succeeded by Last night a reliable gentleman re- Mr Adair has been a most acceptable Judge Chenault and wife and Mrs quested The News to solicit donations City Clerk and has always beeii an ac- ¬ of food or clothing for a destitute white commodating and painstaking public Anderson Chenault of Richmond were guests of Mrs Brutus Clay near Paris family in East Paris Their condition servant during the holidays was discovered yesterday by a charita- ¬ The next regular bnsiuess meeting of Hon W A Morris Representative ble lady wbo viV ted tbe family Any donation left at The News office will be the City Council will be held January from Robertson was the guest of his 13th sent to the needy family son Mr Dan Morris Saturday He was Sold Stolen Mules en route to Frankfort Depdty Shebif W W Mitchell Misses Anna Bruce McClurevBessie has sold his interer- in the livery busi ¬ Sam Harws colored of the Hntchi Clark by Tnrney ness owned pou precinct brought two mules to and Anna Garth Tarr and Mary Lou iMtchell to Messrs Turney and Clark Paris yesterday and sold one to Mr Eithian have returned to college at who have engaged Mr W F Hedges a very worthy young man to conduct the Horace Miller for 21 and the other to Science Hill Shelbyville np town stable which Mr Mitchell a a Mr Parks for 24 He claimed to Mr Albert Hiuton attended a re- managed Mr Clark will continue to have been sent to Mr Miller by the ception giuen in Lexington New Years manage the down town stable Pri- owner of the mules Yesterday after- - Dav bv Miss Nancy Mussellman Robt Phather br Fleming vho was noon a warrant was issued lor tne ar- ¬ vate theatricals were a leading feature arrested at Littht Jtock last week rest of Harris it being suspected that he on the occassion charged with abducting Annie Belle stole the mules from a Mr Gess who Miss Carrie Frank has issued Fleming lives near Lexington Brown an eighteen-year-ol- d to a number of invitations jjirl waived examination Saturday at Harris was arrested about six oclock ladies a progressive eu for Flemingsbnrg Hevas charged with by Constable Joe Williams and was Friday afternoon in honor of await trial in chre pariy betrayal and is in jiil to Miss Hallie her winsome guest tbe Circuit Court Prat er has a wife placed in jail Miss The negro had 35 of the money on Matthews of Louisville and child near Sharpsburg Brown was with him when he was his person when he was arrested Miss Julia Hamilton of Newport arrested Court Day Sale cava a beautiful party Thursday night On entering a new year I thank our Mrs Elisha Miller of At- ¬ trade for tbe patronage of the year just There was a small crowd in Paris in honor of closed and solicit a liberal share for yesterday to attend January court and lanta Misses Jennie Kenney and Bessie My stock is complete and CI irk and Mr Robt Clark of this city this year was dull There were less than will find us polite accommodating business Dancing and cards were the amuse ¬ von and fair in dealings to all I sell for¬ ments of the evening cash Parties known to us to be res Auctioneer Forsyth sold for Junius ponsible will give 30 days time When Clay thirty 850 lb cattle at 3205 to J Mrs W M Purnell left Friday for accounts are not paid promptly will not Brutus Clay W A Gaines of George- ¬ Missouri to attend the bedside of her continue the credit town bought ten horses and Asa sisters Mrs J S Baker and Miss Kate Victor K Shipp Jewell bought seven at private prices Purnell nei her being expected to ra- cover Mrs Baker is ill at Louisiana Bourbon Farm Sold Mann Fuhrman sold several mules The for- and Miss Purnell at Fulton Yesterday auctioneer A T Forsyth Taris Dank Dividends mer was a ricken with paralysis while - delighted with the dazzling and beauti ¬ ful performances of America as given at the opera house by local talent Thurs Qnmpfhino- qprvsib ADDreciatino- - the rlpmanrl fnr w IJWWa - - W - - e STM -- -w w Jday and Fridav nights V One hundred and sixty two persons took part in the substantial to supply the place of a ott time entertainment and satisfactorily filled Christmas present we have arranged a special sale the roles assigned them The dances special low prices to continue- - through the holidays- were gracefully done the marches were in Cynthiana Ml this sale we are now offering Ladies Misses and correctly executed and the songs were Sidney B Clay will leave for Okla- ¬ well rendered The costumes and tab drens and Men and 3oys Shoes in the best and m homa to morrow shapes at leaux were splendid and the young popular makes and in the latest toes an Miss Beatrice Terry is visiting rel-¬ ladies were as handsome as could be down prices You should take advantage of this oppose atives in Lexington America tunity found in old Kentucky What would be more useful or acceptable as of Cynthiana is was a decided success and was h credit Miss Mae Hagele gift than a stylish pair of shoes selected from our up-te-d- ate visiting friends in the city to the partfeipants and to Miss Harriet stock Mrs Cornay Watson spent Sunday Bogardus under whoso direction the The per- ¬ entertainment was given with friends in Lexington V B M over Miss Ida Thomas returned yester- ¬ formances netted the C 100 Miss Bogardus went to Cynthiana day to school at Covington yesterday to make arrangements to give Mrs Sidney G Clay of Escondida EKSCECXSKai a similar production in that city The was in Cincinnaiti yesterday News recommends her to the people of Mrs Orton Brown of Chicago is Cynthiana the guest of Miss Pattie Letton School Sews Mrs B M Renick leaves to day for a visit to relatiyes at Columbia Tenn The County Teachers Association Mrs R W Woolums of Midway which was to have been held in Paris is visiting her father Mr B S Letton on Saturday Jan 8th will be held in St 29th Mrs H A Power and daughter ar e Millersburg on Saturday Jan at home from a visit to relatives in All teachers are requested to be present The examination of pupils on Went Maysville worths Mental Arithmetic will be held All Miss Mary Belle Patterson of Cyn- ¬ guest of Miss Kate in Paris Jan 8th The contestants for thiana is the Ladies5 the medal one from each school if J ameson po8siblewill meet at the County Super t Mr and Mrs W E Board and son intendants office at ten oclock a m on Lyons were guests of friends in Lexing- ¬ that day ton Saturday An Old Man Beaten Henry Honne of Lebanon Ohio formerly of this city visited friends John Hurlz aged sixty five was it here yesterday yester- ¬ fonnd on High street near Fifth of New York is day afternoon about five oclock in a Mrs F W Patton Both of visiting her sisters Mrs D C Parrish semi unconcious condition 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY his eyes were bruised and he was bleed- ¬ and Miss Tipton Mr James Dedman and bride of ing from a cut on the head Hurlz had Cynthiana were in the city last week been drinking and could not tell who His wounds were dress- ¬ had hit him visiting relatives to jail Hurlz Mrs E M Dickson and daughter ed and h9 was taken on Brooks Frakes farm Miss Lizzette have returned from a lives visit in Richmond Jail Statistics Mr Llewellyn Spears left yesterday During the past year there were 277 for Louisville to attend the Kentucky prisoners confined in the Paris jail but School of Medicine it now contains only eleven persons Miss Essie Waterhouse of Chicago fewer than have been held there for arrived yesterday to be the guest of several ears Jailer W C Jones a Mrs H O James pDpular young bachelor is probably the Mies Tommie Hornsey who has youngest jailer i i the State but hts all been visiting Miss Effie Paton has re- ¬ right close out all Winter goods during the next turned to Lexington Selby The Board of Tax Supervisor Mr Robt Ferguson and family Lilleoton R P Dow H C Smith E P w e will sell everything in stock at prices less than were guests of Col Hugh Anderson in Claybrook R B Boulden H S Clay Georgetown last week and S L Weathers met yesierday and Table linens and napkins large variety at cost Lexington selected Squire Boulden as chairman of Mr E T Porter of the All our underwear at much less than cost Leader was tbe guest of Geo D Mitch- ¬ the Board They will begin with their Penangs and percales formerly Sic to close 4c per yard ell Saturday and Sunday labors to morrow See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth 25c Mayor Felix Ashbrook of Cynthi Nations of every description less than cost NUPTIAL KNOTS ana was the guest of his brother Mr 1U 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 18c T E Ashbrook Saturday in tamtfJi i ffT BaiHHaEWi Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ fcpienam Dieacnea ana unoieucnea cotton oc yer mrrvTimma ik emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Mr and Mrs Frazier Parrish of Cynthiana were guests of Mr and Mrs The marriage of Miss Mattie Sbanklin B F Remington last week and Mr John W Fulton was a notable Mrs C E Nippert of Newport event at Lexington on New Years day D L Young of Madison and Miss and Mrs Percy Henry of Louisville FASHIOjSTABIjE TZIjOIRZINGr I guests of Mr P Nippert Nora E Nelson of Lincoln were mar- ¬ are WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID STOCK F Misses Alsie Ballard and Pearl ried Sept 28 at the Nashville Exposirisitlng Mrs tion but kept the marriage secret until Allen of Lexington are last week IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSEW Walter Clark on Seventh Street The marriage of Miss Ottie McGarvey Mrs Fannie Talbott who has been visiting her daughter Mrs W A John- ¬ of Lexington and Mr Walter Taylor of Cincinnati occurs at eight oclock son has returned to Sharpsburg at the Broadway Christian Mis Marv Wilson has returned this eveningLexingto n Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wfecss home from a visit to relatives in Mont- ¬ Church in The marriage of Mr E F Clay Jr quality ard style are considered We ask you to give us a call gomery county and in Cincinnati on of Colonel E F Clay to Miss Anna Mr Ford Brent attended the cotill- ¬ Carey Ward daughter of Judge J Q ion given at the Merrick Lodge ball Ward will be solemnized Thursday at P room on New Years eve by the Lexingthe home of Judge Ward The cere- ¬ ton German Club FITVT3 ZJHTlCJrTA T TAILOR8 mony will be witnessed only by near Dr J Ed Ray who has been in relatives S E TIPTON Cutter Chisago to receive medical treatment He is much arrived home Saturday PEDDLEBS LICENSE FOR SALE improvedln health I I w A - j a useless at t i a Davis Thomson Isgrfg K FORTH M- Rich table linens Choice ock of kid gloves The largest and most complete stock off handkerchiefs ever brought to the city the novelties in china etc and gents nmbieilas Fancy hosiery Mens furnishings etc Come in and see our elegant stock G TUCKER CONDONS Surf ssK Jo jstys ¬ Jbr -- kJli i LITWK sa iii i i VIZ w r v ¬ I FOK FALL AND WINTER 3 ¬ CHEAP license to peddle goods with one horse wagon in Bourbon county until 1898 the 29th day of November 5- - cost Will sell for 1150 Apply at 3t The News office A TRY Our 2000 VERC0HT Elegantly trimmed and made by first class taiIorsanc you will never pay 3000 or 3500 again We make pants for 500 that are good and the besfe for 800 These would cost you yooand 1200 any- ¬ where else Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty Land For Rent I have 60 acres of land for rent till March 1st with 600 shocks of fod der for sale For particulars apply to ¬ i 2t CATESBY WOODFORD Paris Ky 50 Dec 27 1897 Reward 2t Fifty dollars reward will be given for evidence to convict thieves that stole four hogs from me tbis last week C M CLAY JR LAVIN HUKILL by ringing in your snrihdd men tdfc RING IN THE NEV7 YEAR wp elephones For Sals Two good telephones good for dis tance of 500 miles Will sell cheap Can be used in the conn try Apply to ¬ this laundry at d we will out all 1 1 rfe 5 The News office for particulars - he old j ears dirfrr aKBk 2t gri v j Thilrlr A pair of new shoes give a child as much delight tJu0 as anything yori can give pn them We have a line them and our prices will surprise you Sizes 5 t 8 75c sizes 8J to 11 90s ilto 9 125 of childrens shoes that we know will please fold for Master Oommisionbr E M Dickson at the court house door the farm of Edwin G Bedford containing 10 acres three roods and tixfcwn poles to Lonig Joerger of Mason county Tbo pric paid was lixty iix dollars per Acrv J The Paris banks declared dividends waiting on the latter Agricultural as follows five per cent Bourbom four per cent Deposit Found A banc of keys Ownt Citizens three per cent can get them by calling at THE News four percent Northern 2J per cent - New Shoes DOme office IOf CLAY The Bourbon Steam Laundrj BRO Proprietors W HINTON M nl IfcuWPS J I JKvsx send it home a em maculate- - and white as a sucking dove Thee i nohnndry inUenLucky that caa ghe such eminent satisfaction ii color polish and condition tsi 9 i vn csriirt JE Telephoas No 4 c 0 ft - -- 1 A k cr-- i 6 No - THE BOTJKBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1898 I 1 1 v rll marveling- some THE BOURBON NEWS what at replied Jackdive into purely per-¬ the abruptsonal matters Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Oh of course it does not really sigPublished Every Tuesday and Friday by nify and perhaps you might not like it WALTER CHAMP 1BUCE MILLErI I Editors and Owne but its a pity You see mamma says that no lady can be considered realty re ¬ fined unless she knows all about geog raphy and kings of England and Capt Egerton says that when people arc in w love they talk about geography all the w 9 time And so I asked Sir Harry Fol mash who is in love with Miss Dale if ¬ I ¬ remaining in the hope that the iceberg 2T -- JACKS PRIZE BY CAPTAIN DUNLOP I ggg6 - JB WHEN over to the Fairfields oa his bicycle sending- his luggage in advance by train he did not imagine that the journey would occupy so short a time Sir William Fairfield was commander-in-chief of the Mid Thames district Lady Fairfield was a beauty and con- ¬ siderably younger than her lord Jack Furnival had made her acquaintance in the preceding season They had both been of the party which Lord Clande vere had driven down to the lunch at d Kanelagh after a meet of the club She had sat next to Jack at lunch He had found her lively Ill natured people said that she was too lively and that when Fairfield held the command at Cyprus a high dignitary of the Persian empire who happened to visit the island on his way to Constanti- ¬ nople had been very much amazed not tc say scandalized by miladis be- ¬ Four-in-Han- Jack Furnival decided to Am I y-- u fes f A l rr v inquired Miss Xot Lady Caro Dale in a tone that was oddly com- ¬ during 1898 will present to its readers a faithful pictorial repre ¬ wards him pounded of archness and bitterness sentation of the worlds most interesting and important naws What a time they are When do you Lady Caro does not care two straws THE NEWS THAT BECOMES HISTORY think they are going to begin Jack about me and I dont care two straws National and Inter- - The WHEKLYwillcontinuetoparticipate The individual thus addressed looked whether she does or not in the great political events of our counnational Politics at her with amazement and interest It O fti Xever Why they said Social and Economic try It will treat of the social and economic questions and of the development was a wonderfully pretty and piquant Questions many mind of the middle west Its special correprofile which offered itself in this ab- ¬ Industrial Enterprise spondent in the Klondike region will trace Yes but I do mind What did they Are many American toys patented Art and Literature the story of the great gold discoveries rupt fashion to his notice The features Yes the most expensive and insig- 5 S R Crockett say 0 Carl Scburx fi were clear cut and yet inexpressibly LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES Well I am sure its no business of nificant novelties are alike protected soft in outline The eyes were large THE ItED AXE Two long serials will appear during the by patents before the manufacturer mine they said if you must know By S B CROCKETT and luminous the hair glossy dark year contributed by authors of interTill tSSOriVTED HERMITS that you were going to marry her and puts them on the market A patent once national fame and will be illustrated By FRANK R STOCKTON and abundant tlhe complexion warm in- ¬ it really looked like it always sitting granted protects the holder from Owen Wister ¬ These and a score of equally prominent and rich in coloring She had the pret- meet them fringement upon his idea for the time Howard Pyle in her pocket writers will contnbute short stories to the tiest short upper lip in the world which John Kendrick Bangs Weekly in 1S9S making the paper espeSo you have been making friends which the patent runs and he They seem to have rather a way of during Mary EWilkins cially rich in fictic Other features are the was at that moment curled up in a with vaj little girl I hope she did not saying things about people said Jack controls the manufacture of his article DEPARTMENTS AND SPECJAL ARTICLES most enticing pout expressive of the ut- ¬ bore you said Lady Fairfield with much annoyance Then carry as absolutely as he would any real es- ¬ Or Caspar WJiitnty THIS BUSY WORLD FOREIGN NOTES He most discontent and impatience So inconsiderate of mamma was ing the war into the enemys country A tate that might be in his name Few in- ¬ F R Stoclrto By E S MARTIN fy POCLTNEY BIGELOlt She Miss Fairfields subsequent criticism to Oddly enougn scrutinized her with attention thing1 ventions pay better than pdpular pat¬ LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT that was the first had moved half towards him with the her By ARNOLD WHITE By CASPAR WHITNEY ented toys A clergyman in New York friend new found before I heard about you most simple and familiar manner in the strangers A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD state has realized 10000 during the What was In the inteiet of the VFFKLYCaspar Whitney is on his way around world and addressed him by his ChrisA newcomer is always under certain last two years by inventing a jumping That you were going to bemarried the world He w ill visit Siam in searcty of big game making his tian name Yet her face was quite oin disadvantages in a house party in that principal hunt from HangVok He v ill vyit India and then proceed Indeed The very idea And whom frog that opens and shuts its eyes and to Europe to prepare articles on the potts of Germany and France Icnown to him mouth naturally The dancing negro the established flirta ¬ to pray he doesnt know 10c a copy send for free prospectus Subscription 00 a year con- ¬ Jack you dear old goose she which can be seen in every toy shop and tions or the recognized jokes On the Sir Henry Folmash Postage free in the United Slates Canada and Mexico tinued turning right round to him other hand he has the advantage of nov Oh yes I see I suppose they told which is simply a figure of a gaudily Then a look of consternation came into elty on his side and in the course of his you Miss Dale But thats my sister by X W D Howells Address IIAKPlMt KKOTIIEUS Publishers cir York Citj Henry James I attired colored gentleman balancedand Q Oh 1 beg your pardon she explorations may upset even the most see her face SVia now And so you thought that a wire which is moved rapidly up cried I thought and then she ancient institutions by appealing to the when Sir Harry and I wrere boring down by a system of clockwork in the away box upon which it dances provides an t slipped feminine love ofchamge each other for civilitys sake exactly SHiiB with itcideTrfc interfered income for its inventor of 3000 a year clear choose There were four rest of the day He was guiltily con- ¬ from not counting ladies toFairfield Herbells laughter rang out like a peal the That old but still popular American of Lady scious at intervals that the pearls of who toy a return ball a wooden ball with And was that the reason you if he mig ht judge from her daugh ¬ conversation which the ladies of his patan elastic attached ters remarks would be squired by Capt would never condescend to speak to a antee an income equal yielded the yearparty flung before him were wholly Egerton There was Lady Caro a poor person who had never done you to 50000 a wasted and that his interest in the The sale of the little wooden figure any harm was frequently interrupted plump beauty of a singularly foreign driving John Gilpin was incredibly large and Of course that is I mean to say owing to his pursuit through dream ¬ and meritricious kind Miss Maxwell a stammered Miss a very ingenious toy known as the Dale land of the face which had fascinated modern young giantess with auburn¬ ly a beautiful carmine flushing sudden wheel of fortune is said to have pro him at the first glance Once again dur ¬ hair who had just missed being exceed- be wholly accounted which could not¬ duced upward of 300000 to its in- ¬ Mrs the exering the day he caught a glimpse of his ingly handsome and Phrine Hayson a¬ cise she was talcing for Iby mean of ventors the dark counterunknown enchantress as she and her married sister One of the most successful of mod part of Lady Fairfield and Miss Dale course I thought you must be horrid periodical for Tvomen will enter upon its a thoroughly party passed among the tea tables thirty first volume in 1S9S During the year it will be as heretofore if you were going to marry such a ern toys has been the chameleon top who had gone upstairs Their eyes met for a moment but her the sale of which has been enormous A MIRROR OF FASHION When Jack Furnival came down to woman glance passed so rapidly away that it The field of invention is not only vast Paris and New York Each issue will contain carefully pre- Isnt it rather unfair to condemn a was only by her rising color that he dinner he heard sounds of soft music is open to everybody pared drawings of the advance fashions man without trial especially when he and varied but itto sex or age station rasnions in the drawing room They ceased of Paris and New York Once a month knew that he was recognized without respect A Colored Fashion the Bazar will issue free a colored however at his entrance and the per- ¬ happens to be innocent Since that day he had seen nuuch of trifle may be the fashion supplement ut paper patterns Supplement At this Miss Dale laughed and said or means The merestbe an article that of certain gowns in each number will be Lady Fairfield nothing of the un ¬ former rose hurriedly from the piamo key to a fortune if it Cut Paper Patterns made a feature These will be sold in Hijjciosoa known That is what the Mohamme- ¬ At the sight of her Jacks pulse throbbed that people shouldnt take so much the public actually wants in great numWilliam BlackA Bi Weekly Pattern connection with each issue at a uniform price The Bazar will also publish bi ¬ Washington Star dans call Kismet Jack characterized violently for he recognized the face trouble to look guilty bers Sheet weekly free an outline pattern sheet After this they rode on it in language which did not breathe so which had haunted him since the dar of conversing most amicably side by side precisely as LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES the coaching coimpetition at Ranelagh NEW DISTINCTION much resignation Two famous authors w ill contribute long if they were merely taking a country NEW YORKS WILD EELEN It appeared that her name was Miss The Fairfields had a house on the serial stories to the Bazar in xSo8 The By WILLIA if BLACK ride instead of struggling for the fin ¬ To Be the Greatest liuthernn City in first deals with Scotch and Continental river in the Windsor district and this Dale With this enlightenment came RAGGED LADY scenes the second is a story of a young ish of the race the World After January 1 was Jacks destination By W D HOIVELLS He had in- ¬ the disagreeable remembrance that she girl versatile and typically American- New York the In the present city of About a quarter of a mile from home ihese and a score of other equally tended to arrive at the usual hour but was going to marry Sir Harry Folmash Mary E Wilkins three religious denominations most prominent writers will contnbute Octave Thanet as nothing happened- - to delay him on It seemed moreover as if Jack were ex- ¬ Jack uttered an exclamation short stories to the Bazar in 1898 My left pedals got loose he ex- largely represented in the population Spofford HP making the paper especially rich in Mary E Wilkin the road his advent was rather in ad- ¬ pected to pair off with Lady Caro claimed Katharine De Forest Luckily I can ride with one are the Roman Catholic the Presby- ¬ M S Briscoe fiction She was allotted to him to take in to din ¬ vance of his intention Now I will race with you with terian and the Methodist There are - to foot DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES The butler told him that the party ner Slu appeared to be quite readyto the end Thats a sporting 89 Catholic churches in New York city one OUR PARIS LETTER THE LONDON LETTER were out his luggage had arrived and fulfill her share of the drama and he offerfoot By KATHARINE DE FOREST By Mrs POULTMEY BIGELOir 58 Presbyterian churches and GS Meth CLUB WOMEN HUMOR would he take anj refreshment When soon realized that if he were prepared The number of Miss Dale had forgotten all about the odist churches By MARGARET II llFICIf By JOHN KEVDRICK BANGS to do likewise he would have a far from the preliminaries were over he lounged There will be a series of articles on Etiquette Music the churches of a religious denomination race but she jumped Voice Art the Plav Women and Men Leaders among Women into the drawing room intending to go dull time She was clever sympathet ¬ She put on speed and at the proposal ¬ is not however of itself a guide to the as might naturGardening Housekeeping Life and Health Indoor Details etc ic brilliant He knew also that some into the garden and down the river ally be expected soon distanced the church membership for there are 85 10c a Copy Send for Free Prospectus Sub S4 a Year people considered a pale mauve com In the drawing room hewasconfront Episcopal churches in Xew York other In the excitement of the moPostage free in the United States Canada and Mexico ed suddenly by the unexpected fig ¬ plexion relieved by lips of the color of ment she had reached BROTHERS Publishers New York City thoug h the number of Episcopalians is Address HARPER W D Howells the house Octave Thanet ure of a pretty fair girl in short red sealing wax lighted by great flash ¬ become entitled to the prize before and materially less than the number of she frocks and witli masses of yellow ing dark eyes which were accentuated realized that Jack had deliberately Presbyterians The explanation of such hair flowing down her back who by thick lashes and darkened eyelids thrown the race away to her perhaps disparities is found in the fact that possessed the peculiar property the whole set in a frame of raven black had fabricated tne defalcation of the as a general rule Presbyterian churches of looking- exceedingl- - childish for hair constituted a very alluring tout pedal altogether are larger and more generally attended her age and at the same time rather too ensemble than Episcopal churches and the Ro ¬ Mrs Jack Furnival used to His heart however went out on the after years that the real reason say in man Catholic churches are filled not old for her dress Unkind people would why she no doubt have said that the frocks were further side of him where sat the little married her husband was that she felt once or twice on Sunday but as often curtailed in order that her mammas Kanelagh beauty She however was he had really a right to that prize and as half a dozen times in many cases not by any means inclined to be so com- ¬ it was the only way by which au mi lit not be uessed There are 31 Lutheran churches in the in- ¬ Tlow do you do said this appari plaisant as Lady Caro Her replies were justice could be repaired Madame the city of New York but in Brooklyn tion with much dignity I suppose jou curt He failed to draw her out entireMt 1 B with a poulation half as great there Proved True SOME OF THE STRIKING FEATURES FOR 1898 m Mw1 ly Yet he could hear that she talked are Mr Furnival I am Miss Fairfield 3G Lutheran churches The German are A lawyer whose office was on one of Jack had never hear of Miss Fairfield away mei rily to Sir Harry Folmash By Lutheran population in Brooklyn is THREE SERIAL STORIES before but he grasped the situation and sheer force of reaction Jack was the upper floors of a tall building was larger than it is in New York and THE ADVENTURERS FOUR FOR A FORTUNE THE COPPER PRINCESS rhown more and more into the influence about to enter the elevator one morn- ¬ moreover Brooklyn- has a very large also her extended hand By ALBERT LEE By KIRK HUNROE By II BHA RRIOTT WA TSON H Mt Mamma is out continued MissFair of Lady Caro She was experienced in ing but stepped back in order to let Scandinavian population almost ex- ¬ thrilling story of a fight for is a stirring narrativeof four It is in the bowels of theearthwhere is a a lady who seemed to be in a hurry a treasure concealed in an old companions who have lo the hero has his adventures and clusively made up of Lutherans After field with easy nonchalance which was these matters and became confidential from where hercscuesthfi Princess cated a long lost fortune castle in the mountains of Wales a very short time which is inevta precede him The conductor it ap- ¬ January 1 it is claimed New York will iirther belied by the retreat of her in peared had been waiting- for one SHORT FICTION hands to behind her back as if ble if any progress is to be made in more passenger to complete justload be the greatest Lutheran city in the In addition to the three long serial stories the publication of which will continue durfny the entire his soon learned to avoid a short time Jack world with 68 churches 27000 Sunday they were determined year there will be short stories of every kind cf wrichit is only possible to mention a few titles here and when the lady stepped inside he Mam that she was a widow and that her school members and church property A Harbor Mvsterv The Blockaders Hunt the Owler any further responsibility By JA XES BA RNE3 By STANLEY J WEYMAX By JOHN R SPZARS late husband had not been exactly an shut the door and the elevator shot to the value of 3000000 exclusive of ma is out but I am home I save Politeness muttered the Staten Island which has four Lutheran A Great Haul A Creature of Circumstance The Flunking of Watkins Ghost angel in her eyes that sihe preferred upward orders that if anyone came they were to By SOPHIE SWETT By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS By MORGAN ROBERTSON own lawyer is not always its own reward saw that Miss Fairfield was at home the society of men to that of her higih A few minutes later however ascend ¬ churches and 410 Sunday school mem ¬ ON SPORT TRAVEL ETC ARTICLES sex and that she had no very bers and of the five Lutheran churches Did Buckle mention that Elephant Hunting in Africa An American Explorer In Africa ing by another lift he passed that In By SYDNEY BROOKS By CYRUS C ADAMS the portion of Queens county which replied opinion of the other men of the party load of passengers stuck half way be Xo I dont think he did Also he guessed thatshemightbeabout New York N Y Sun First Lessons in Tiller and Sheet- Laying Out a Golf Course Jack Furnival with preternatural grav ¬ tweenfloors where they remained half joins By DUDLEY D F PARKER By XTG YAXTJSSEL SUTPHEIT tlhirty forgot ity Perhaps he an hour by some accident of the ma ¬ DEPARTMENTS PRIZE COMPETITIONS A Slight Inversion At the end of three days he had quite chinery But servants ought not to forgpet Editors Table Stamps and Coins Photography Short Stories Sketching Photography I take it back he muttered There is some mistake said the re intimate 10 Cents a tfumber Send for tree Prospectus protested Miss Fairfield tossing back unintentionally become very paxtSubscription 9 100 a Year in the same tone as before Politeness turned Klondiker as he crawled from She for her told Postage free in the United States Canada and Mexico a decidedly brown with Lady Caro long hair with ¬ own reward her Youths Compan- the hox car about the fabulous if she ever mar ¬ is its very Address HA KPER BROTHERS Publishers Franklin Square N T City but exquisitely shaped little hand him again plainly that a man she loved ion amount of gold in Alaska As to there would be it ried object to Wouldnt Thats what I being an amount of fabulous gold Spring Stirrup for Equestrians After all when mamma is away and that she would not care whether he¬ you Cincinnati no mon or A West Virginian has invented a well that is different I am mistress of the house you know were younger than her had so spring stirrup for horseback riding Enquirer replied Jack sym ey at all This flattering avowal Of course frightened Jack that lie would have which will remove the jar as the animal iheticaily Somewhere in B C strikes the ground a coiled spring be ¬ Olc Gruff Waiter you dont mean to Mamma and the rest went boating ended his visit but that On theother hand he had made no ing used to attach the stirrup to thej vy that this is spring lamb busi- 3Ct to I didnt go I had some important imis- H B M Watsoa to Have you ever been advance with Miss Dale - She was po saddle with a leather casinsr to keen trwi Adams Stanley J Wejrraaa Toultney Felow Waiter Indee it is sir iC nt s to attend KlfkMupro I lite en cugh but cool Was it any use jspringTrcmchafing Boston TnavPlir What year Xrf an Whats-his-nam- e - havior Jack specially remembered the day for another reason It was during a wait before the start for the coaching competition A girl who was standing a little in front of him suddenly detached herself from the general crowd by a hasty movement and an impatient exclamation flung- over her shoulderto- ¬ he could bound Alaska and he said that I had come to the wrong shop but that if I went to Mr Fitz Eobins he wonld be able to do it for he was a first class bounder Why do you laurh A slight cold replied Jack makes me cough in that way Hadnt you better take something for it inquired Miss Fairfield anxiously making her blue ejes very round in her Tea or a whisky and soda eagerness something that I could ring Buckle up for He would have to bring it if you wanted it It was no doubt part of the general conspiracy against the mistress of the house that when Buckle was rung- up he seemed disposed to put a slur on Miss Fairfields authority by appealing di- ¬ rectly to Jack Furnival for confirma- ¬ tion of her orders The mistress of the house preferred not to notice this He had to obey she cried gleefully Did you see I think I will be friends with you she added evidently reflect ¬ I ing on Jacks share in the victory like you I think you are nicer than Capt Egerton Are you friends with Capt Egerton - then Oh no of course How do you know that Sir Harry is in love with Miss said Jack hastily changing the Dale subject Because he is going- to marry her mamma says She told Capt Egerton that and said she hoped the party would nair off nicely I wonder now whether you would ever guess whom you are to pair off with At that moment fortunatery or un- ¬ fortunately the sound of voices in the hall announced the return of the party whereupon Miss Fairfield without wait ¬ ing to explain further darted out to - terfering with mamma be fair Hes friends with mamma I make a point of never in ¬ It would not would melt It had shown no sign of doing so as yet On the fourth day there was to be a road race on bicycles to the statue of George III on Snow Hill in Windsor Great Park and back It was to be a the only condi- ¬ tion being that the park must be en- ¬ tered by the Englefield Green gate and must be left by the Bishop gate Lady Fairfield proposed to drive over with her sister and Lady Caro all of them declining to compete to Snow Hill to see the racers pass and present them with badges as a token that they had fulfilled the conditions The ladies who amounted to half a dozen were given time starts Miss Dale being scratch for them but still a long way ahead of the men who were handicarmed dn three divisions There is only space to hint how Jack Fur ¬ nival starting at scratch gradually outrode the men all but Capt Egerton caught up the ladies all but Miss Dale and ran through them reached the statue still level with the captain passed him by riding up a hill which proved too much for him came level with Miss Dale about a mile from the park and then Oh its you cried Miss Dale Well I suppose you will win now and 1 thought I was going to Well you She shant have it without a fight quickened her pace Jack did the same but without attempting to pass her They kept on for a few minutes and then she slackened again I cant go on like that she panted you are too strong for me Xo never mind me as he drew alongside of her go on and win I dont care a rap about winning and there is said Jack moodily cares a rap whether I do or nobody who 1ANICAL TOYS Some Have Made As the holidays approach it will no floubt be a source of much wonder ¬ Iiaree Korttincs for the Inventors not ment to many parents uucles and aunts where all the toys displayed in toy windows and at curbstones come from and what novelty will appear next said a large wholesale dealer in toys in New York to a Star reporter re ¬ To me it is no mystery for cently every day in the year some almost Yankee genius brings me some new plaything to inspect If it is good I put it on the market and then if it makes a temporary hit the inventor and myself both make money When a strike is made the market is flooded with the new favorite for its popularity A few days is genrally short lived weeks or months at the most and its reign is over Nowadays nearly all the cheap five and ten cent novelties tnd the better class of mechanical toys such as river steamboats locomotives trains trolley cars dolls that walk and talk and an- ¬ imals that move about almost natu rally are made in America while such old fashioned playthings as building blocks tin soldiers wooden sheep skin covered horses cows and dogs all of which judging- from the numerous sales are as great favorites wTith the children of to day as they were a gen-¬ eration or two ago come mostly from Germany In that country these toys are hand made by peasants who work at them at night or during dull seasons on the vineyards or farms Labor is cheap and although the designing is seldom original the workmanship ia usually good and the toy can be imported and sold cheaper here than the same class of goods made in this country As a result of this there are many toys which in their completed state are partly American and partly foreign Among these are toy vehicles with horses or oxen attached The ve- ¬ hicles and everything in and about them may be the product of American machinery while the animals standing in front of the toy may be from Ger- ¬ ¬ - s nrU n -- i k raonm mn a for iir rnr artists A DAfJFIC PROSPECT mttv brief Elance over its prospectus anHuu - T CA5AL caxal rnitilPRri AT IM50RTAXCE OF AS ISTIIHIAX 3 By DA I ID TURPIE EASTERN SIRERU AND THE PACIFIC B STEPHEN BONSAL THE DETFLOPJIEXT OF OUR PACIFIC DOHAIH CHARLES RODENS CORNER THE NOVEL OF THE YEAR There will be series JUS ART AND THE DRAMA EUROPE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE AMERICAN CHARACTER SKETCHES STUDIES IN AMERICAN SOCIETY ARMIES AND NAVIES Frederic Remington Ruth McEnery Stuart and others 01 and Mexico Postage free to all subscribers in the United States Canada BROTHERS Pubs N Y City Send for free prospectus Sub S4 a year Address HARPER Mf Cen Lew Wallace H S iviiisani W D Howells Owen V liter r D Warner mr ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ iiioll 7 ¬ ¬ I ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ up-to-d- fffOft I ¬ - WW ¬ i JESi 7 ¬ ¬ V - ¬ ¬ Flee betr the Rrm - ¬ - N ¬ - v T - T oe I v h -- tfrT wtaw Lo irrfi TVettibj - l i xjr fur SF3 -- f- - toe 4 OT v - v - - V ii iji - If - J THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1898 T5w s- - - h p ly pie a day or two ago jlt give you a whole meat ion she inquired in I never noticed that he dressed pareytones ticularly well Yes mum replied the tramp Ha doesnt but he has to work day Im Slme Party but Ive recovered and and night to pay for his wifes clothes ii yoh 11 make it plain bread and but- - Chicago News s thne Ill be much obliged I lt Bi ts Why He Moved Yes said the microbe as he hopped An Interesting Plienomenon from the lips of Cholly Sappington to Couny TIs of Thee those of Birdy Bright during the progseems the proudest ress of a kiss I ihink I will like this w no has 5e done naught to keep tsut simply sings the loudest it free better I am tired of living in a flat Washington Star N Y World REWARD FOR A GOOD BOY By Mental Process Wayward Watson Wot did the doc- tor tell you to do for your cold Perry Patettic He says Id orto take a right good sweat I guess Ill set down an think about work Cincin¬ pidnt I ood lady scrutinized him close ¬ wonderful Recovery One of the ATIctims Doubleday is a regular slave of fash r 5 i nlIy ¬ ¬ nati Enquirer The Easiest Way Out This extravagance said her hus- hnnri irrnrahT requiros a check After thinking the matter over he wrote a check and said nothing to her -- about it N Y Journal Hard to Get Over Stuttering Lover th-th-th- ere la any obstacle that us Demure Maiden Nothing Harold but the impediment in your speech Chicago Tribune Mother will you take me to see the ing a pretty nurse She Yes It seems that he only football match this afternoon No darling but if you are a good kissed her once Detroit Free Press boy mother will let you help her clean Had Given Evidence her bicycle London Idler Customer Hes a XDromising young Course They Do Statisticians say that married men live longer than single men she suggest Of couri e they do he replied Theyre tougher you know for theyre kept in training all the time Chicago Post Connubial Sympathy Mr Grownes In addition to this painful boil I believe I am in for an attack of the toothache Of ¬ Served Him Right He I see that they have suspended a New York hospital physician for piss- ¬ fellow The Tailor Yes so he is He has given me a thousand evidences of lt- Up To Date Cold Weather Suggestion He I fear your love for me is growinar cold She Well whj not try a sealskin sack and see if that would warjeu it - any Yonkers Statesman THE CARNIVOROUS MAID Missouri Girl Who Must Eat llan Meat A young woman in the north part oi the city was told ten years ago tha she had consumption and that unless she went to another climate she would not ive many years Her parents wer unable to send her to another climate and another physician about that time advised her to eat raw meat in the hope of prolonging her life In less than three years she was in apparent good health The eating of raw meat has ei Cected a cure When once it has been formed the raw meat habit is as bad as any other and when the young woman had regained her health she found that she was still addicted to the eating of raw meat She still has the habit As long as she lived at home with her parents she could eat the uncookedi food as Her parents often as she pleased moved away a few months ago and the daughter went to board with som friends in another part of the city They did not know that she was addicted to the eating of raw meat Every now and then her appetite overcame her and she longed for a rare beefsteak The desire for it became so strong that she would go into the kitchen and pinch off pieces of the beefsteak that had been purchased for the next meal The woman with whom she boarded began to complain of mices She said they had never been in the kitchen before and began to wonder how they got in At last she bought a trap and placing the beefsteak on a high shelf out of their reach she bated the trap and set it The trap never caught a mouse and the beefsteak was nibbled nearly every night It was thrown away the next morning because the woman said she would not cook meat after mice hadi eaten from it She wondered how the mice could get upon the shelf and why they never attempted to eat the steak with which the trap was baited At last the girl heard of the mystery in the kitchen and confessed She ad- ¬ mitted everything and now she has all the beefsteak she can eat and the mice are never suspected 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seem to be on the wane Excessive menstruation is a sign of physical weakness and want of tone in the uterine organs It saps the strength away and produces anemia blood turns to water If you become anemic there is no knowing what will happen If your gums and the inside of your lips and inside your eyelids look pale in color you are in a dangerous way and must stop that drain on your powers Why not build up on a generous uplifting tonic like Lydia E Pinkhains vj mn T- - n- AT - i - KTn4- - rswrio-n ir t hundred n V- - A A i Tliere Is a Class of People rt fl asgasassssssssssssssajasegjsi DAIflTY0URIMIMCflngIi OWN 1 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to WATER COLOR PAIftlTS FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS Purchase IfftLLttUOEJ NUO1 a packE ge W f vv- l ¬ Cholly What do you do when your lather won t let you have anv more new How to Work a new It clothes World Chappie I get t tailor N Y News ¬ your troubles all at once Enquirer Mrs Grownes Oh how nice to have Cincinnati pz Be a brave philosopher Do not live to groan- Bear up under troubles If theyre not your own Chicago Record Bear Up gg Accounted For Whats all this Austri an trouble about anyway over Its allOh DINNER IS READY a question of national language I Bee that accounts for the war of words Tlie Announcement as Conveyed by Philadelphia North American Mrs Iiion to Her Spouse To Cure a Cold in One Day I happened to be standing in cfront ci a lions cage the other day about four Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All oclock Mr Lion was sound asleep in druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c a corner his countenance expressive It is always hard on a man when love or of happy repose while one huge paw the measles attacks him late in life Chiwas supporting the tawny head that cago News ¬ of if UAJjUHUU trom your grocer or paint dealer and do your own kalsominincr This material is i made on scientific principles by machinery and milled in twenty four tints m tr fit r srr4 i irti w 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Atchison Globe glancing at her sleeping lord then While asleep cured soreness All right St Jacobs Oil did it stiffness llfejL CURE CONSTIPATION DRUGGISTS I l T f II that could disturb his siesta Back and forth she marched and it seemed as if her rhythmic tread- was a sort of sav ¬ age lullabA for the beast in the corner scarcely breathed under its spell Sud- ¬ denly she stopped beside him her nose onh a few inches from his ear but her gleaming ejes were turned far away It was only a second but her sleeping companion lifted his head and peered in the same direction then he bounded to his feet All was changed The Icing of beasts was every inch a king With quivering nostrils and head erect he gazed with all his eager might What As a matter of fact nobody believes in a hell except for his neighbor Rams Horn L25c 5Qc - - Hill III llll Mill - I llll III TH THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon Select butchers SAIVES Fair to good light BOGS Common Mixed packers Cincinnati Jan 2 3 5 3 3 3 4 5 3 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Husband Could mdear jes easy as not but I hie was waitin fer you t go t sleep N Y Weekly A you Question Doctor I am quite sure I can cure A Leading Patient How long will it take Doctor How much money have you 7 Town Topics his cook I dont knew probably she had threatened to leave Detroit Free Desperate Measures How dreadful in Dr Smith to mm ry Press make a mistake and give you the coy Brooklyn Life Mrs nashlev I boucht this duck from the man who shot it Board ley Are you sure he didnt de- ¬ Pertinent Query fe are no women in Heaven EnPeque I wonder if the laststeam er for Constantinople has sailed N Y j Eycke The Turks believe that Paradisiacal Truth the Circo VV Flemings The Easiest Way betrayal ink I must really begin toecono- and hiiw will you do it rT hMlll7Il 1 Arrested KH paying fewer bills All Sorts -- -- Pick-Me- v m1 f Grocer stomer- - Whats the price of but- - Different prices accordin to Do you want it for eatin qualiity X Y Weekly er greasin eookin Browne Why do you call Scribbler a noble fellow Towne Because he of ten labors hard jlpnight on something that will euro insomnia in others N Y Truth She was the apple of my eye No thought of mine decried her But now were married and oh lie Shes turned to sour hard cider Detroit Free Press True Nobility Before and After m A iVal to sign their pictures 0111 f Merely an Opinion always Vonder why artists are Tne Dcuiom m so 1 siblv sos the public can tell the xowr ti xuica j Count Scheremetef an immensely LARD Steam Washington Star vealth3- - and powerful Russian noble who lived in the early part of this cen HIS POINT VI13AVED tury had among his serfs a man named tfiU Schalouchine who had amassed an I enormous fortune He had offered as rnuich as 250000 for liis freedom but in vain One day Scheremetef gave a dinner party and to his disgust tliere were no oysters to begin the banquet They were not to be had at any with replied the steward At that price 991 66 moment Schalouchine was ushered in I among the guests and Scheremetef bullied him as usual Your freedom he yelled you cannot have it if you ofWhen the stomach begins to fail in the severity of the disease or the prostpc fered a million of rubles A million its duties other organs speedily become and perfect cure performed by Dr Ayers pshaw a few dozen oysters would be affected in sympathy and life is simply a Pills Similar results occur in every case Bobby Pop what is a bachelor burden almost unbearable Indigestion where Dr Ayers Pills are used They Henpeck A very lucky and much to worth more than that to me at this mo ¬ and dyspepsia are so common that only helped me right away is the commcQ Do I understand then my the sufferer from these diseases knows expression of those who have used thera be envied man Bobby Chicago Inter ment the possibilities of misery that inhere in Here is another testimony to the truth c5 you would grant me my freelord that Ocean them A typical example of the sufferings this statement dom if I procured them for you of the victim of indigestion is furnished in the case of John C Pritchard He went The Proof of It Yes was the answer Schalouchine formerly suffered from indigestion on for fifteen years from bad to worse andI weakness of the stomach but since I me Oh the pure delight She loves In spite of doctors he grew constantly began the use of Dr J C Ayers Pills That makes my blood surge fast and hot had brought a barrel of oysters having weaker and thought he would die He I have the appetite of the farmers boy I heard of the dinner The deed of freeWhen I was urged to sing last night got well however and thus relates his am 46 years of age and recommend all She whispered dom was immediately signed Schalou Fred youd better not experience who wish to be free from dyspepsia to Puck dinner chine took his place among the guests take one For fifteen years I was a great sufferer till their of Dr Ayers Pills after in good digestive organs from indigestion in its worst forms I order Wm Steinke Grntare and his descendants are not only the I7are Patience Neb tested the skill of many doctors but grew wealthiest bankers in Russia but were worse and worse until I became so weak Waiter happening around again Dr Ayers Icould not walk fifty yards without having swiftest reliefPills offer the surest and Beg pardon sir How did yon say yon ennobled about a quarter of a centurv from constipation and all to sit down 3nd rest Mv stomach liver ago London Illustrated News its attendant ills They cure dizziness would have your steak and heart became affected and I thought I nausea heartburn palpitation bad breath would surely die I tried Dr T C Ayers Guest rousing himself Any time sleeplessness Museum Happenings Pills and they helped me right away I coated tongue nervousness other affections score of continued their use and am now entirely biliousness and a only the signs of a more this evening Chicago Tribune We had to let our glass eater go that well I dont know of anything that will deep are after all rooted disease You can find more so quickly reHere and cure the terrible information about Dr Ayers What was the matter Winter Chorea sufferings of dyspepsia as Dr Ayers diseases they have cured in Pills and the Somebody got him to sign the As the small boy skates he suffers Ayers Cure iPills John C Pritchard Brodie Wn book a story of cures told by the cured It breeds anguish inhis soiU Co N C pledge and he got so stuck up he iea This book of 100 pages is sent free on Thakhe has to get home eany A This casetis not extraordinary either is request by the J C Ayer Co wouldnt eat anything but minera1 owell Mss Just to take in coal Detroit Free Pness 1 srater bottles Chicago Record Left over for next morning ¬ Seek quality not quantity Again we have the warning We most enjoy the fowl thats small Just large enough with none at all The Happy Medium unceasing motions of their bodies turnedabout to find it was feeding time The watching lady had simply an- ¬ nounced that dinner was served Poor things they did not get their share until the very last and mean- ¬ while they kept up the eternal part- ¬ ners cross over expectation and hun ¬ ger making them perfectly oblivious to the sympathy that was being offered by a curious spectator The couple of pounds of raw meat actually melted in Mr Lions mouth but Mrs Lion took longer to masticate her portion and I am sorry to relate she did not show that consideration for her old mans feel- ¬ ings which made me admire her so much at first She now turned her back on him and devoured the tidbit far away in a corner of the cage growl- ¬ ing fiercely whenever he moved It is feared she is like many others of her sex and lacks the charm of a confiding nature Boston Herald j CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red FLOUR Winter patent No2red CORN No 2 mixed RYE OATS Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western No 2 Chicago surins CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam NEW YORK 7 80 4 80 8 50 BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye Nq 2 western CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN WheatNo 2 Corn No 2mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess 4 40 92 3tV 29 4 52M 4 50 97i quite sure You are not going to make a physician of yourself are you 87H Not at all I am trying to find out which 27 of my two suitors 1 love enough to marry 23 What do you think of that 7 90 How can a cyclopaedia of medicine helD 4 Wi you Mr Spondulicks Well its this way 5 15 is 57 years of age He is worth 400000 and 1 WS has consumption MrDukkats is 65 years 351 old He is worth 500000 and has incipient 49V5 28i Brights disease I thought perhaps this 9 00 medical book would help me to make up my 4 90 mind I have about decided that I love Mr Dukkats the better Which would you love N Y World 4 65 97 98M 33 that big medical work in your lap Well Arabella youd never guess I am Why Ethel what are you doing with Her Mind iEDY0W NAME ON A POSTAL RD AND WE WILL SENT YOU OUR 13 PAGEr ILLUSTEATED CATALOGOE FREE toEsiH Repeating 180WlNCrESTCfcAVe armcoJ CoNN - p -- 5 KEW HAVEN Sufficiently Stuffed Already inquired the cannibal Did you say chieftain that the captive had just been graduated from college He so stated I believe replied the head chef deferentially If that is the case continued the dusky potentate I think you may dispense with N Y Press the stuffing Pa what is the difference between a violinist and a fiddler Pa Anywhere from one to five thousand a year Boston Transcript 30 52K 4 70 4 00 92H 25 22 If you want to read up on this subject during the winter of the cheap homes and prosperous con- ¬ ditions in Nebraska and elsewhere sub- ¬ scribe to The Corn Belt a monthly pa- ¬ per full of farm nic tures and information about the West It will be sent for one year for 25 cents postage stamps accepted Address The Corn Belt 209 Adams Street Chicago FARiHIN IN THE IftfEST 0 3 3 73 4 00 94 2SH The Difference 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WHf-Rt- - BOFFALO N Y nn1 TVlilkey 3Enblt cured at home witnout i nit Hook cnT M iiinuumrHm nr KK h nn VOOLLi JY M Atlanta Alt FIXE PAHQ 1 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use OnlJ uv iiniLnnurn In mil MA iiiiii - AN K E 1690 ti -- It WHEN VKITIG TOavy AOVtiwTBSEIZS that you the ACsci lU ltcaeInstate paper this cscnt r k o V mr it KTvi THE COxIMEIlCIAIi TRIBUNE Skcislopaedic Almanac and Year Itook THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1898 Edaoad de Goncourt was the cut spokesman of his school He was th first to set the fashion or at least tha first to proclaim it of going about note book in hand for professional purposes 1 the human anatomy is put together in ana on notnmg aia ne priue mmscli so order to give grace and freedom of ac- ¬ much as on the paternity of the hu ¬ tion These peculiarities are to a great man document For any useful nay extent wanting in the lower animals blessed formula let him receive all The marked superiority of the hand credit s long as the invention is un ¬ over the fore paw of any oreature is derstood to bo of a phase not of a thing dwelt upon The brain comes in for spe- ¬ The limitation is necessary in view of cial study It is said that the brains of certain extravagant pretensions which boys weigh more at thek birth than would assign to the founders of realis- those of girls and that men of great in- - tdc fiction am honor and glory similar to tellectual power have brains that weigh that which in physical science belongs 55 or 60 ounces while brains of imbeto the author of the Novum Orga ciles may not weigh over SO ounees num fc both cases we are told there While this may be and probably is true was a change of method in both the the question arises as to whether quan ¬ importance of particulars was emphatity is the thing to be sought after in sized Unfortunately the comparisen the bram Many of our intellectual can hardly be extended to the subject giants have been exceedingly small men matter and the results Nature was un- with heads that oould by no possibility known when Bacon prescribed rules for the discovery of her serets Human eontain a 60 ounce brain We live far above the level where nature the motives and ooaduGfc of power ability and greatness can b men was as well known 2000 years measured wife a pocket rule a tapeline ago as H is today or a pair of scales Quality bo far out ¬ No documentary novelist has added ranks quantity that it is ntt to be naenv to the sum of general knowledge or tioned in tfee same sounectian jgy jn done more than dress up old truths in genuity deftness and forethought a man a few new garmentB borrowed front va- Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to Do you want to be happy and make all your friends happy may perform prodigies of labor without rious sciences The Hmovatida of real We have the largest grandest and prettiest stock of holiday the exercise of as much muscle as other ism r naturalism was at most then make your selections of Christmas presents We are giving goods away you might say so low are we selling them men would employ in doing a tithe of one of method applied to a given bGdy goods ever displayed in Paris the work It would be interesting if the of already known phenomenal just as To make room we h ave decided to sacrifice our immense stock of British association would give us the ex- the same facts may be treated By induci act size weight etc of he brains of tion or deduction in turns And eves noted individuals by name Generaliza as an innovation of method it has been tion is very well but tfiere are a great much exaggerated on the fatuous pre many thinking persons who would like to sumption often made by Do Goncoust know how many men have brains that and others that no novelist before Bal ¬ weigh 60 ounces New York Ledger zac had ever studied the details of life Read every line in this advestisement it will advise where to- huy and save a presumption resting apparently on Big Bargaius in Capes that were S200 now 95c 250 now 125 8 50 now 195 5 00 now 2 50 600 now no other basis than the fact that our Pullmans Giant Passenger There was one story of his career old friends taking such study for grant- ¬ 300 750 now 425 900 now 500 1000 now 625 1250 now 700 1500 now 750 Jackets that were 300 now 200 450 now 225 500 now 250 600 now 325 T50 now 375 850 now that Mr Pujlman used to tell with ed did not deem it necessary to be con- ¬ Tho British Ajwoaiaticn Tar tb jfai- rwioemofe of Soieeoe at its annual ins took np among other things the study of the structure of human beings It oomments on the manner in which tin aTji arul do uoncourt fnr S9S JPrue Subscriber to Every Weekly mr We3islre to cah dpt cMai attention to of Hi Ciuil tire refill ilisT J I 1 Encyclopaedic Almanac and Year Baok free with each yearly subscriber is certaiiily a great stroke of enterprise on the art of this popular paoer pSas fCU on another ijage o this rper TWIN BROTHERS WILL MAKE YOU KktLig like it has ever been off red Ths Weekly Commercial Gazette has bees recently enlarged from eight to ten liages juid the price remains the same as fceretofore only Now is the time to subscribe L2twr et 50 cents per year ti ¬ now holding for them ex3Cftr Tais Nerthwestern Mmtual life has paid ta representatives of its policy ¬ holders ad to its policy holders and is over premium ¬ u U an reoeiptt of over 1800000 tf HAPPY tairh to Goosumption ption j ¬ ¬ Catarrh invariably leads to consum-¬ Orowing worse and worse each winler those who rely upon the usual treatment of sprays washes and inhal- ¬ ing raiiKtures find that it is impossible ta cJieck the disea e with these local applications which only reach the surface The offensive discharge increases all the while and gets deeper until it is ¬ MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC - ¬ only a question of z the lungs are The importance of the proper treat-¬ manifest delight One night going out of Chicago a ment caa therefore fc readily appreciated- But no good whatever can be long lean ugly man with a wart on expected from local applications as his eheek came into the depot He paid such treatment never did cure Catarrh George M Pullman 50 cents and half and never will Being a blood disease was assigned him Then he of the most obstinate nature Swifts a berthoff his boots which were of surSpecific SSS is the only remedy kicked which can have the slightest effect upon prising length turned into the berth Catarrh It is the only blood remedy and having an easy conscience was that goes down to the bottom of all stub sleeping like a healthy baby before the born diseases which other remedies car left the depot Along came another cannot reach passenger and paid his 50 cents In two Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West minutes he was back at George Pull writes S ¬ affected sort us time when ¬ C ¬ 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 I had such a severe case of man V seemed to get right at the seat of the disease and cured me permanently for I have had no touch of Catarrh for seven years The experience of Mr Chas A Parr try S SS It of Athens ia was like that of all others who vainly seek a cure in local treatment He says Deiug ac- ¬ companied by severe pains in the head I took several kinds of symptoms For years I suffered from a severe case of Catarrh the many offensive mine said he hotly and hes about ten feet high How am I going to sleep there Id like to know Go and lock at him In went Pullman mad too The tall lank mans knees were under his chin his arms were stretched across the bed and his feet were stored comfortably for him Pullman shook him until he awoke and then told him if he wanted the whole berth he would have to pay 1 My dear sir said the tall man a contract is a contract 1 have paid you 50 cents for haH this berth and qb you see I am occupying it Theres the pointing to a strip about other half six inches wide Sell that and dont disturb me again And so saying the man with a wart on his face went to sleep again He was Abraham Lincoln Pittsburg Dispatch ¬ ¬ Theres a man in that berth of Macmillans 125 1050 now 525 1200 now 595 1500 now 698 G iving away Overcoats and Ulsters thai were 8300 now 195 500 now 275 750 now 375 1000 now 500 1250 now 7 00 1500 now 800 2000 now 998 Too Smart Make your Christmas selections from our beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs General Hancock was sorely tried in I initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirts cuff looj uy me extreme iresmiess or some umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and of the officers f his command One day buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk the major of a western regiment rodo comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove cases Toys dolls carriages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam- ¬ up to Hancocks headquarters and without dismounting asked that General bourines accordions vases sideboards carts sleighs trains bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing Hancock step out of his tent as he de- figures whips games puzzles rockers wheeibarrows N Big Bargains also inMENS and BOYS SUITS sired to speak with him When the superb came forth the pompous ma Free Free We give a Larcje Handsome Framed Picture when your purchase amounts to 1000 jor said to the general that he had come We give Cupon Tickets with everything you buy of us no matter how small over for the purpose of getting orders as Remember the place to save money is at to what his regiment should do that afternoon and without waiting for Hancock to give directi6ns he went on to state that in his opinion as the com Magazine stantly talking about it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mander of tho regiment in the absence of the colonel and lieutenant colonel his regiment should devote most of the afternoon to battalion drill Hancock quietly gave directions that his regi- ¬ ment remain in camp and fix up its quarters as nicely as possible When the major rode away Hancock squared himself folded his hands and looked after him Without addressing any par ¬ Tho major is ticular person he said smart d d smart too d d smart Heavenly hosts but he is a mighty smart manl J A Watrous in Chi- ¬ cago Times Herald Women Art Student WSIKT BROTHE53 S8 BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY y h three- elt i - K i ML RAILROAD TIME CARD FRANKFORT CINCINNATI 1 RY L N ft R logii state am National WILL BE FOUND IN In Eflect March 1897 mended for Catarrh and used various local applications but they take Specific medicines recom- ¬ had no effect whatev-er I was induced to 0L after four months I was perfectly well and have never felt any effects of the disease since Those who have had the first touchof Catarrh will save endless suf¬ fering by taking the right remedy at the outset Others who have for years gong lit relief and found only disappoint¬ ment in local treatment will find it wise to waste no further time on sprays washes inhaling mixtures etc which are only temporary and cannot save them from dreaded Consumption They should take a remedy which will cure them because it can reach their trouble SSS is the only blood reme- ¬ dy wich can reach Catarrh it promptly gets at the very bottom of the disease and cures it permanently SSS Swifts Specific is a real Mood rtiiicdy and cures the most obstinate casei of Catarrh Rheumatism Conta ¬ Star gions Blood Poison Cancer Scrofula In a Few Bare Cases Only and Eczema which other so called blood Apart from is well known use remedies have no effect upon whatever said a chloroform has been disSSS is the only blood remedy guaran- - covereddoctorpossess a to virtue which was teed hardly expected of it It has been observed in a few rare cases that after an operation under chloend contains no mercury potash or roform on a child of weak intellect there has been a general sharpening up of its other dangerous mineral Books will be mailed free by Swift wits and signs of increased intelligence Spcinc Company Atlanta Georgia which was not merely transient Insensibility of the brain is of course induced by the anaesthetic and with the return of consciousness parts of the brain which have hitherto been dormant or not sufficiently active share in the general awakening having received from the reaction some stimulus which was theerm of greater and permanent activity Strand Magazine SSS and Swifts liam Dean Howells and other eminent Bostonians that there is in the canital of Massachusetts a certain elerevman of widespread fame who unknown to the world at large is a Romany Every summer this reverend gentleman cannot resist joining some gypsy band and roaming from place frg place as his Lu dred have done sincg within them em ory of raaa Kittle do tho mans con¬ gregation dream thati Whie they pic ture him asseflately jomatieying abroad he ifc sitting beside gypsy campfires and chattering the wild Romany tongue to all intents and purposes a vagrant But as Mr Howells pointed out none ever heard it said that this preacher preached any the worse for his wild free life over road and prairie Indeed the increased vigor and eloquence of his sermons immediately af ter each successive annual vacation have long been matters of comment in Boston Washington I Bostons Clerical Romany have it on the authority of Wil- ¬ Of all the curious things I ever ARRIVAL OF TRAILS seed remarked the retired mariner From Cincinnati 1058 a in 538 p these here girl artists are the curious m 1015 p m est The wenders of the deep is nothih From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m to em I was mendin a net down on the 333 p m 627 p m dock tnere a few days aSO when one of From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m 328 p m em comes erlona nloimed that three From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m legged affair of hers down near me rigged up her ombrel and set to work at DEPARTURE OF TRAINS paihtin a schooner et was laydn off in 755 a m To Cincinnati 445 a A 4k DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Fruukfort Arr Elkhorn Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Nfcwtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND Lve Paris ArrEliittvbeth Arr Otmlroville T 0 THE BOURRON NEWS 702am 708am 720am 800am 812am 822am 630am 300pm 643am 320pm 651am 332pm AND THE 348pm gd ¬ in the river Tidowas pretty near ther 340 p m least of ther ebb when she began and To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m ther schooner was ef Gourde pintin up 545 p m 1021 p m stream Well sho got erlong pretty weH TodRichmond 1108 a m 54S p m puttin tho twojnajjss in herail right 1025 p m 635 p m aurthebowsprit Wki1 rsko was pain taa To Maysville 7 a F B Gabu Agent the liills aerqsV ther river tifd turned and swung the eld schooner around When sho come to look at lier piGter she must er Eeen somethin was wrong about that air bowsprit It looked wrong I somehow and Im blest if she didnt go and put another one on sticking out over the stern of the danged thing New York Press -- 452pm 82Sam 458pm 810am 510pm 920am 952am 38am 45am 1000am lG40am 1110am 1125am 1135am 1155am CD 105Cam 358pm 415pm 430pm 44 pm 033ooiait WEEKLY ENQUIRER We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can cive oniy Arr XewtowH Arr Gorjsetowii LYe Georgetown 548pm Both Papers One Year for 558pm ftlOpm Regular Price for Both is 63opm 646pm 653pm 704pm 711pm 725pm n30pm 542pm 235 275 t i Uffl Arr Stamping Ground ArrSwitzer Arr Elkhorn GEO B HARPER I We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to Genl Supt ¬ Purely Vegetable ¬ ¬ ¬ A Thirst For Knowledge V i all coripn has distal ixuglas SSrtV iu re the productions of akilleC th ue wst material possible at nu 1fci and 200 t hoes for d for bojs and yoJ Douglas Bhoes are iu1 r 1000000 wearers as tin i Jit and durability oi f ver offered nt the price py are made In all the 3 and ptyles and of o c r leather cannot supply yon wrii H L Ixsulaa Brookton Jla L DOUQi AS Ees wi JO thebyWorld 1or 2years it oo- - The country clergyman was nailing a refractory creeper to a piece of trellis work near his front gate when h no- ¬ ticed that a small boy stopped and watched him with great attention he said Well my young friend pleased to see the interest he excited are you looking out for a hint or two No said the vouth on gardening I be waiting to see what a parson do say when he hammers his thoomb Cincinnati Enguirer The annual consumption of tea is es timated by Mulhil as follows in pounds United Kir lorn 1S4 1500 000 bnited States 80 X 000 Russia 8- 000 000 Canada 22 00000 Australia ¬ I xi tL shoe ANTED TRUSTWORTHY and active erentlempn nr larfioa f- EAST BOUND travel for responsible established house It Brings Ravishing Dreams of Bliss Monthly 6500 and ex- ¬ PARIS KY in Kentucky 602 MAIN ST In southern Arizona the jail and Lv Louisville 830am G00pni penses Position steady 1115am 810pm Reference Over Deposit Bank prison officials have their hands full in ArLexlngtou 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Enclose self addressed stamped envelope Lv Lexington trying to prevent the smuggling into LvVinchesterll5Sam 923pm 915am 630pm The Dominion Company Dept W Mt Sterlingl22opm their institutions of the seductivema Ar Washington 65jam 950pm 950am 705pm Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 p m Chicago 310pm 16nov 8t Ar riguana This is a kind of loco weed Ar Philaclelphial0l5am 7 05pm more powerful than opium It is a dan- ¬ Ar New York 1240nu 908pm gerous thing for the uninitiated to hanWEST BOUND -dle but those who know its uses say it t t OF 4n0pm Cooam 250pm 730am Ar Winchester produces more ravishing dreams than Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 315pm opium The Mexicans mix it with to- ¬ Ar Frankfort 911am 530pm ArShelbyville 1001am 720pm Office over G S Varden Co bacco and smoke it with cigarettes in-¬ Ar Louisville 1100am 815pm 1 haling the smoke When used in this Trains marked thus f run daily exway it produces a hilarious spirit in cept Sundaj other triins run daily 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m the smoker that cannot be equaled by Through Sleepers between Louisville Office Hours any other form of dissipation When Lexington and New York without smuggled inside the prison walls the change L C MOORE For rates Sleeping Car reservations or J B ADAIR Mexicans readily pay 4 an ounco for any information call on it but free men buy it on theoutsid F B Carr for 50 cents San Francisco Caii Agent L NRR Daily by mail - - 6 a year orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky Daily and Sunday by mail 8 a year Th Worth of His Keaey Div Pass Agqat Lexington Ky Not feldom in highland districts th -No 3 Broadway iT u Paris Ky during unpropi attendance at church tious wefcther is but scanty One minis ¬ Office Hour 6 to 12 a m and 1 to 5p m ter finding himself en a boisterous Sun ¬ 3dc tf day confronted with but cne solitary HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ is the greatest Sunday KraQQTriW auditor who happened to b a graft iuo wona outspoken character took him into his SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Price 5c a copy By mail 2 a ytear confidence with view to propitiato nim- ot Will I go oa with the sermon Address THE SUN New York T DESIRE to sell my house and - Veterinary John John answered gruflykOf with blacksmith shot at JacksonSurgeon Dentist T will rpII for Vmlf rnsh hal KV course Getting into tho pulpit and trillo -over it ne asfcea s Will 1 give ance in twelve months For further leaning All diseases of the domesticated ani- ¬ you the Gaelic sermon or the English particulars address or call on mals treated on scientific principles BEN J F SHARON BLUEGRASS NURSERES Diseases ot the hog a specialty one Gies baith Yere weel paid Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf Offica at Turnty Clark Mitchells tor V said John more gruffly stilL lower stable vaod Words ¬ TIME TABLE Fkankfort Ky Genl Pass Agt BERCAW THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky MH DAILEY w 4 oH2Ka7xsra- o sjyiixH Hews and Opinions National Importance ¬ THE SUN MS CONTAINS BOTH Drs Adair Moore Dental Surgeons M The Sunday Sunr 1 11 1 - Henry L Casey vl V -- M I S4a SlC - prices StfiSO 1 rs JJJSOO rfcraen PALL 1897 0 000 000 st i -- la by ia- - gfrOi rIMPERFECT I iimiii mi J P HELY Thirteen tetters Washington over i Ij lei in Lt ir cm avera of abc is Full stock of Fruit and Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits ANTED TRUSTWORTHY and he slightly hautLiy young crf Asparagus and every thing forjlo- active gentlemen or ladies rr bo permanently legated I b Atnly travel for responsible established house We have no Agents but sell dir JT ten weeks on th road last seas a in Kentucky Monthly G500 and ex-¬ PARIS KENTUCKY the planter saving enormous conjl by Georg o dtten Mr Storiiii Barnes looked a him penses Rpfflrpmno Position steadv years ago we re auspiciously Enclose salf addressert stamped envelope sions Catalogue on application tof tredVTcbfeind Work guaranteed satisfactory Calk If TL 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