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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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WTY i MsssM i LL E yvzsnm M CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners imr-i-i PRINTED EVERY TUESDASiND FRIDAY wuLiui miiMmiM JJH J IFL J 1 NEWS Established miUWUlMiM feb 3 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR JUMlJMlIUAr 1 PARIS BOURBON CO KY FEIDAll JANUARY 14 1898 VWy NO 4 m fcl m I offer my services tothe public to put in electric bells or electric burglar Lrngaph Gathered By A News Notes Gathered In Ami Abo tit The Interesting alarms in storerooms or residences Special Scribe Main and Broadway Run Mrs GeojgcRedmon is still quite ill Can recharge and repair old batteries Miss Ollie Ghee has returned from rumar and overhaul old wires and make as Cincinnati HedgpRashTis the guest of friends in good as new Terms extremely reason- ¬ E P Clarke and G W Bryan were in Lexiugtonij able Wood Grinnan Cincinnati this week Andy Cling of Mt Sterling was in Lock box 173 Paris Ky Consigned to the past are tho old time heds with their high posts Miss Edna Hunter of is town on gmday Mason their towering canopies and their fluttering draperies the guest of relatives here is Miss KatjHPricp of Winchester W Rice gup st R THE BED OF TODAY Hr A J Styles of Shannon Mason the Wrights Celery Tea regulates the is here this week ou business of this place was the liver and kidneys cures constipation Johu of iron or brass Light clean attract ve and strong it combines Is Mr O B Mitchell from near North guest of friends at Pilot View Sunday and sick headache 25c at all druggists bed The prices attractive form all the requisites of an in Middletown was here Tuesday on busMiss Nancy Dunivan of Montgomery cover a wide range iness county isMthe guest of Mrs Robert 350 8450 8500 et 4 ¬ ifclntyre McClintock bought thir- Mason teen head of heavy cattle at Carlisle OF MitchelljByle of Saakespear enter Monday a number of friends Friday tained Mr Zed Lawson left this week for evening Maple and Mahogany chamber furniture in attractive styles Louisville where he will attend Medi- ¬ Elder WMT Donaldson will continue cal College as pastor of the Chrishis service FOLDING BEDS tian churcrauriug the year Mclntyre McClintock shipped a car Chiffonier Beds full size of mixed stock Tuesday night to Cin ¬ Rev TogReoves of Lexington held 81500 1800 82000 cinnati the seeoudrauarterly meeting for the Mahogany finish upright bed with 18x40 French mirror at 83000 Messrs Chas Martin and Letton Grassy LiS0hurch on Sunday Look at our East window Cut Price Sale of Pictures I Viuiont went to Mason county yester Miss SallieGaitskill of Sidvview en ¬ day on a fox hunt tertained fjjhunjr ot her gueat Miss 3 Bourbon Circuit Court Dr Garrett Judy was here Wednes- ¬ Lionise Fufmof Mason county Saturday day to see his nephew Wni Judj who evening 1 Wall Papers now open and ready fo- inspection- - All new designs is dangerously Nannie T Martins Exr Plaintiff ill Mr and Lra u ti uratton encer- and colorings See ns before placing your order Liberal Discount for vs Wanted All kinds of poultry but ¬ tained at gpgressive euchre Wednes- - T M Fisher etc Defendants contracts now Mr J G Rogers won the day evenii ter eggs and veal calves first prize J Jas A Butler By virtue of an agreed order of sale C C P mesc formerly of Pilot View in the above styled action entered at the I will be at the Conway House Mon has movedlRis family into Mrs AUie Nov 1897 term of the Court the undei day and Tuesday Jan 17 and 18 Gaitskillilipjoperty in tnis town and signed willl on J R Adair Dentist Carpets Furniture Wall Pape he will engage in business with O C FOR Sale 25 head of extra fat E S Priel MOiMY FEBRUARY 7TH 1898 heifers near here Roxy a 2t Collier Bros - it irvr uumxti mmjimipniJl about the hour of 11 a m oclock at the CARLISLE Messrs Jas Woolums H H Phillips Court house door in Paris Bourbon County Kentucky expose to public sale Jas Bntler and Caleb Corrington were as County the following real estate located near Nic News Culled From in Paris Wednesday on business Precincts Ruddells Mills in Bourbon County Ken H E3 Mre Claude Ratcliffe of Carlisle tucky to wit jBpj torn the Mercuru was the guest of her father Mr Win Carpenter Wednesday and Thursday A tract of 13 acres 0 roods and 17 WillIKwfatetter lost a fiue fox hound TuesdaKJLt he had refused 75 for poles of land lying in Bourbon County B21 Fensterinacher moved his houseKentucky near tie town of Ruddells hold effects to Newport yesterday He He wasp8lsoned Mills will immediately enter on his pastoral Mwie Bedford will hegin a pay by J adjoining the lands lately owned W Mcllvain the Millersburg ¬ duties at that place 8e sion otschool at Jaokstown the first Ruddells Mills turnpike the Willis Mr Martin Snapp and Miss Edna Monday ilgJMarch at 5 cents per day Collins estate the farm lately owned by Howard were married yesterday at Gol Thompson S Parks recently cele- Bourbon County as a poor house farm Ruddles Mills the ceremony being per ¬ brated thlfcnnefy third anniversary of the lauds of J J Dimmitt and others formed by Rev W M Britt of this his birthnj3 is the oldest living citiztn 121 acres 0 roods and 17 poles thereof be place ing the same lands conveyed to T M in Nioholfcounty by Willis Collins and others by Oarutbers Beard of Lexington The Fleming county grand jury failed Fisher record in the office of the Clerk deed of bought a pair of broke mules of Chas to indict rtobt Prather charged with LaySon for 250 a pair of Thos abdnctingliss Brown from her home of Bourbon County Court in deed book 52 page 8 and the remaining 10 acres MoCiintock and one of Dr Chas and lie hagpieen released beiag the same laDds conveyed to said Uifei kens Roger Hamilton sold his home place Fisher by Joshua Barton and others by In Police Court Wednesday Judge of fifty fiScres to Forest D ilzell at deed recorded in the office of the Clerk JW Hall tried his first case and fined 65peuacxej and Mr Hamilton will of the Bourbon County Court in deed x 4Wtia C F BROWEK CO MILLERSBURG NORifH M1DOLETOWN flJrp- 31 - mi The Bed of the Future J10 oIrs Ros Kurtzman Pianos Have for years been known as among the best Over 10000 are in use in Cincinnati and surrounding territory These celebrated instruments are now 1 up-to-da- te ¬ ASSIGNEES SALE White Enameled Dresser 1250 and 1350 Better Than Ever As they contain recent improvements greatly enhancing their musical worth which cannot be obtained elsewhere We are sole representatives and intend- ¬ ing purchasers will avoid errors and mis- ¬ understanding by conferring with us m ¬ BoflrbOD County Land S S Ernest Urchs 12M23 Co - w 4th St CINCINNATI Sole Stelnway Representatives C F BROWE J R ADAIR L C MOORE ¬ Drs Adair Moore Dental Surgeons Phone 79 No 3 Broadway 5 Paris Ky 6 to 12 a in p m Office Hour and Hdc 3SE 1 to i tf L ¬ It--Mis- mas supplies Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb ihtalir jelBrpnlfJamesiilsQniMandiJIessl totes 71 2 nib jsemtmmimmmiamnmKi PalnierraIIcoluiedweacliwfiveWdoliars izjyj ffr Oranges 25 td 40c dozen Married disturbing Appl es bananas prunes grapes pas Nat pickles dried fruits oysters cel at Pfty is ery crackers turkeys Nat Married ileiss The cheapest line of fire works in ad riliffttSe Paris J on tht Come and see me for train - See my select stock of Christ s Henry L Casey Veterinary Surgeon Dentist All diseases of the domesticated ani- ¬ mals treated on scientific principles Diseases ot the hog a specialty Office at Tnrnoy Clark Mitchells lower stable ¬ ¬ il psinl WP S CURES CONSTIPATION 1 gg Q HI2LTQN Agent DR CALDWELLS P - 1 ia I Pi vt i iBrfitiiMlM khnnlr 52 Tmrm 9 tnwhiih rufprptinfi is WE ARE THE PEOPLE W Headquarters For Cor red Styles f i On Wednesday evening Dec 27th 1897- - the Methodist church in iumeo auu uuuuus Moorefield was the scene of a most Terms This sale will be made upon Reiss Comedy Company has beautiful aud impressive occassion Tho a good show each evening when Mr Albert W Durham and Miss credits of 12 and 18 months for equal been giving On week the opera house The torn Anna Lnurie McLean were made man parts of the purchase mo ey and THE VERY BEST purchaser will be required to execute composed of clever people Miss and wife bond with good surety to be approyed of OLD RELIABLE fcfafcel Andreas the soubrette PROMBT and Mr W D Crow aged 30 by the undersigned assignee bearing inGomedian deserving especial men P AYING and Mrs Eida Roberts aged 31 of terest from date unti paid at the rate of Davidson Nicholas county were mar- ¬ 6 per cent This sale will be made free Miusi al specialties alwavs farm waaniest applause The bill ried in the parlor of the New Central from the contingent dower right of the for to night will be The Outcast and Hotel at Maysville Wednesday morning wife of T M Fisher For further in¬ S Simms This is the second formation apply to the assignee at Richby Rev Saturday night East JLynne marriage each They left on the mond Ky olfl favorite will be paesented for a trip to Cincinnati 99 afternoon H B HOGG t and Indianapolis and will return Satur- ¬ Adulterated Flour Assignee of T M Fisher day They were accompanied by C R ROUTE McVey iss now BEST LINE TO AND FROM generally acknowledged Or McMillan Talbott The County Board of Supervisers of Attys for Pltff msny unscrupulous millers mix Hat ad ¬ Tax for 1398 iu session Paris Ky cornflour corn starch and the refuse journed to inet Janniry last wek- to 18917th tSCy All Points in Michigan of sujar refineries with their flour in which adjournment they oruered a list to enhance their profits Some of of various persoaa to appear on that AUVJJ0S1 order mxr TTT 3E these ingredients are positively injurious date to show cause why tliir tax list¬ White City Special Mt mbers com e not be as food and contain no nutritive prop should board incivat OF posing R Martin were Best Terminal Station erties wnatsoever w e ao not wisn as Chairman Andy B F ougton yet to mention names but it has been Jno H Bowen and J R Loi g JtiJ L3ESES psored by competent analysis that more Avoiding The Tunnel Our Representatives and Senators at fol- ¬ than one mill selling flour in Paris has Frankfort have been assigned the been detected in selling blended flour lowing places on the various com- ¬ Hon V A Morris has a mittees Wagner Sleeping Cars We unhesitatingly guarantee that place on three good committees Agri- ¬ Bourbon Circuit Court ever7 sack of flour of whatever grade cultural and Manufactxires Public Hon Waller W C Wiikerson etc Plaintiffs that goes from our mill is pure wheaten Morals Enrollments Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Hats Knox and Dun lap product Cur mill is open to inspection Sharp is on the committees on Federal vs Consolidated Cases Cars Private Compartment Cars RplnHnns A and Af ollHfe Claims Margaret A Elliott etc Defendants Styles 3 Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars rat any time and we have no machinery land State Prison and Houses of Reform By virtue of an order to me directed I Be sure your tickets read via for making blended flour as many mills Hon J C Gillespie is a member of the BIGhave Senate Democratic Steering Committee jssued from the Bourbon Circuit Court FUUK New line of Shirts from 75c up at its November 1897 term I will at O McCORMlCK If you want to be sure that you are eleven oclock a m on The very latest collars nd buying good pure wholesome flour buy Passenger Traffic Mgr cutis strictly up to date that made by us which is sold by all d b martix SATURDAY JANUARY 22 1898 Gen Passfcrkt Agt Collars 15c to 20c leading grocers highest bidder at the expose to the Cincinnati O Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair Paris Milling Co onrt house door in Paris Kentucky rSi Latest Neckties 25c and Oysters celery the life interest of E O Elliott in about fresh cakes and 80 acres of land described as follows TJEIIE 7oc Fu1 and complete line of crackers ntw oighum molasses New York cream cheese A tract of about 80 acres of land situ gents furnishings NEW YORK yrHittT tf Newton Mitchell ated ki Bourbon County Ky on the -waters of Hinkston creek and being the EDITION same land allotted to said Margaret A HOW TO FIND OlfT 18 Pages a Week Elliott as her share of the estate of her Fill a bottle or common glass with urine 156 Papers a Year Andrew Banta bounded on the father and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ Our 30 Overcoatsfor 25 Business Suits for 35 by the land of Margaret C Ar- ¬ North ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ Our 35 Overcoats for 30 dition of the kidneys When urine stains Our 35 Business Suits for 30 nold on the East by the lands of Mary linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too 40 Overcoats for 835 Our J Gilliapie and Isaac Clinkenbeard and Published every Alternate Day Our 40 Business Suits for 35 frequent desire to urinate or pain in the except on the South by the lands of Lot back is also convincing proof that the kid ¬ Sold by others Sold by others for 55 to 60 Sunday neys and bladder are out of order Henry Banta and James Bantas Banta AVHAT TO DO heirs on the West by the lands of Lot There is comfort in the knowledge so often The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of Che Try our 8 Trousers Sold by others for 1- expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root Banta Tew York World is first among all tne great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver The sale will be made to satisfy the weekly papers in size frequeacy o We mean what we say and can prove it For 14 years this shoe by merit bladder and every part of the urinary pas- ¬ judgment of Dr W C Wiikerson and publication and the freshness acowacy alone has distanced all competitors sages It corrects inability to hold urine and The above prices are for Cash and 500 W L Douglas S3GO scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol- ¬ shoes aro the productions ot400 workmen other plaintiffs in these consolidated ac- ¬ and variety of its contents It has all skilled lowing use of liquor wine or beer and over- ¬ from the best material possible at these prices tions amounting on the day of sale with the merits of a great 6 daily at the comes that unpleasant necessity of being Also 8350 and SSOO shoes for men 350 a dollar interest and costs and expense of sale to the price ofprompt weekly Its politi- ¬ compelled to get up many times during the for boys and youths SSOO and news is cal complete accurm GO night to urinate The mild and the extraor-¬ W L Douglas shoes aro indorsed about 57000 by over 1000000 wearers as the best and impartial as all its readers will ra- ¬ dinary effect of swamp Root is soon realized In style nt and durability of any highest for It stands thedistressing its wonderful cures Said sale will be made upon credits of tify It is against the monopolies and tJhoo ever offered at tho prioes of the most caes If you nped S Thpy are made in all the latest six and twelve months for equal parts for th people a medicine you should have the best Bold 8haifes and styles and of every vari by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar ety of leather of the purchase money for which the It prints the news of all the werld If dealer cannot supply you write for cataJOE MUNSON Cutter You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet by purchaser will be required to execute having special correspondence from all logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold both sent free by mail Mention The Paris bonds with good surety to be approved important news points on the globe It Ky Nkws aud send your address to Dr P KIELY Co Biughampton N Y The by the undersigned Sheriff bearing in- ¬ has brilliant illustrations Btoriea by Kilmer The only safe sure and proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen terest from day of sale until paid at the great authors a capital humor page 21sp lmo reliable Female PILL uiuess of this offer o ANTED TRUSTWORTHY and rate of 6 per cent per annum having complete markets departments for the ever offered to Ladies household and womens woric and other active gentlemen or ladies to the force and effect of a judgment We are offering splendid shoes in especially recommend special departments of usual interest responsible established house travel for 8 ed to married Ladies toes and shapes at low prices We offer this unequaled nptaper GEO W BO WEN m Kentucky Monthly GoOO and ex-¬ j i xor xms xuj3jl o xtxmjxix 2zuxmj iijjjjcv ouu iw ito no oiuier s jxBis vtavdp jtv and The Bourbon News Reference Position steady ono trr Spnd for circular Irico 5iuu per Oor t ooxes for SOti suitable sensible gifts for ladie missss penses selfaddressed stamped envelope S B C C year ror sszo m Enclose I3R MOTTS CHEIMICX CO - Cleveland OJaio or children Talbott The regular subscription pricti of th pt W McMillan The Dominion Company Davis Tho3tpso Issjrtg Attys W C Wiikerson For Salel5yV T Brooks Priggrist two paper U 300 Chicago ionov 8t htmQ eosts for a church sup- - fe Fire Wind and Storm Insurance fct I ¬ i NON UNION 0 BIG FOUR CHICAGO EDWHRDS E3ii TOLEDO DETROIT SHERIFFS SALE Gi Cos oiirboRCoLand ST LOUIS BOSTON NEW YORK I - 5c sj03 ¬ WOMB THRICE-A-AVJEE- K OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS Om30 FOR ONE DOLLAR for60 WL DOUGLAS 3 SHOE theWord Sl5 PARIS FURHISHIHGl TAILORING H STOUT Manager ¬ ¬ 13S1 --- lKOT12 -r J 1l 1 1 up-to-da- te - rnHrTK-nirvfrrnnvi- S nn tog-rh-- r - - jPIVf f s - Payai ft wmmm r s WbUd svwBr fatiffwMBaji - r f WP t vTmmrF 1FF WTSWl rry iri- - V lj v r7iiiii WSj Vs e V V THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 14 1898 WWr INDIAN AGENT Wtfl Be FIFTY PERSONS Killed by a Terrific Cyclone at Fort Smith Ark Many Buildings Were Crushed Xik Egg Shells FIETY FIFTH CONGRESS First Regular Session Washington Jan 7 Senate hile the 13 Sent to the Scene of the Sem ¬ inole Nation Troubles Senator Foraker Has But tittle to Say oi the Senatorial Situation in Ohio Tha Movement to Make a National Park of the Vicksburg Battlefield his opinion Tuesday niht on the sub¬ ject of the first days balloting- in the Ohio senatorial situation Senator For aker said It seems to me that Ohio has spoken for herself and that there is not much else to say On being assured that there was still interest expressed in his personal opinion he replied The contest was extraordinary in many respects and all who have the good of the party at heart must be glad that it is ended The feeling that has been aroused has been very bitter but I trust that natural conditions will soon obtain and that a united party will be the result Commissioner Jones of the Indian office says an agent of the bureau will be sent to the scene of the burning of the twp Seminole Indians in Oklahoma to ascertain the facts and assist in the prosecution of the offenders Dispatches to the department attribute the trouble to whisky sold to the In¬ dians Washing ton Jan 12 Gen Grants estimate of the Vicksburg campaign was an interesting feature developed during a call Tuesday of promineDt military men on Speaker Read and his republican associates of the committee on rules They appeared to urge consideration of the bill making a national military park of the Vicksburg bat- Washington Jan 12 Wlien asked two hours Bhiirsday in Death senate was no session was trnsacteafbejonc Hanna was formally elected Unitec business practically and destruction ran on the waves ol the passing of a few bills Among the meas- States senator from Ohio for the long Tuesday nights4 storm here and scores ures which received favorable consideratioi and short term at the joint session ol of dead and wounded are being dragged were the bills providing for a congress7 of tht the general assemoy Wednesday The from the ruins of wrecked buildings representatives of the Indian tribes of the vote was be helu m cmaha during th Senate For Hanna 17 McKisson 19 and throngs of people are searching United States to International exposition thh progress of the House Hanna 5G McKisson 51 Lentzl for the dead and consternation an year bills providing for the erection of publh guish and despair is plainly read in buildings at Fergus Falls Minn and Newpor Total for Hanna 73 total for McKisto protectrtSe the blanched faces of all It is News Va and a measure Cross society nameJ son 70 insignia of the Red The vote in detail was as follows thought many more dead bodies and the senate adjourned until Friday At oclock Senate For Hanna Alexander R will be found and the list of dead House The friends and enemies of the civt may reach 50 or more The greatest service law exchanged broadsides in the- house Blake E Cable R Carpenter R loss was between Eighth street and Thursdaj The heaviest guns on each sieU Crandall R Dodge R Garfield R the Catholic church and it is said that were brought into action Mr Gfosvenor O Lutz R May R Plummer R4 Shep and Mr not a building is left standing Sev speeches Johnson Ind each made exhaustives pard R Sullivan R Voight Ind and kept their respective sides in R Wightman R Williams R Wol eral brick buildings at Ninth and Gar ¬ constant furore cott R rison avenues were crushed like egg Washington Jan 8 Senate The feature For McKisson Brorein D Burke shells and as the second stories were of the senate session was a speech delivered used for living purposes it is thought by Mr Teller Col regarding press reports R Cohn D Cromley D Decker D efforts to make it that there will be found the greatest that the recent had tendered his appear thai Doty D Finch D Harper D Jones resignatior Secretary Gage number of dead But little effort has as a member of the cabinet to President Mc D Kennon D Leet D Long D been made to search the ruins of the Kinley were a part of conspiracy of the silvei Miller D Mitchell D Nichols D residence portion of the city that was men to disrupt the cabinet and create Pugh D Robertson D Schaffer D HANNA ELECTED For the Ionc and Short Terms as Unitec States Senator From Ohio Columbusx O Jani 13 Marcus A KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE Regular Session Bills inFrankfort Ky Jan 7 Senate the work Providing for Thursday troduced ing of short term convicts onloads and other public work to amend an act relating to roads and passways so that overseers shall not be permitted to use their own wagons and teams to amend charters of cities of first class so that the rate of license may be proper- ¬ ly classed providing for a clork to the jury 5 THE HOSTETTER CO WINS ANOTHER CASE Fort Smith Ark Jan ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ and dissention between the in the storms path In addition visers Mr Teller president the his adpublibranded to the horrors of crashing buildings cation as an insult to the advocates the roar of the storm and the cries of Of the free coinage of silver He the wounded fire broke out in a num- ¬ was satisfied that the president and Secretarj upon the financial Gage were in ber of places and the department was question He full accordthe republican partj attacked unable to cope with the new danger and because it was a party advocating the gold it is known that one or more bodies standard and expressed his intention of doing were cremated The handsome high all in his power to defeat the party in 100 and from school building just finished at a cost to drag the present administration was powei because the policy of the party 100000 was leveled to the opinion inimical to the best and nignest in his of inter -¬ ¬ Valentine House R D ¬ ¬ tlefield Gen Gobin spoke for the G AR that body having resolved at the Buf ¬ falo encampment to strongly advocate this measure He said that of all bat¬ tle fields not yet designated as parks this one was regarded by the soldiers as the one to be set aside Col Grant spoke for the army of the Tennessee Gen Henderson a member of the rules committee whose regiment was at Vicksburg asked Col Grant what esti- ¬ mate Gen Grant placed on the Vicks ¬ burg campaign Col Grant answered that his fathers estimate of Vicksburg from the standpoint of a militar op- ¬ eration was low Gen Grant had not considered it as a safe move but it had been forced on him by political con- ¬ siderations since a retreat would have two ground one or besides The storm came up fine churches suddenly from the southwest striking the city at 1115 oclock p m and in almost the twinkling of an eye a large Ev¬ portion of the city was in ruins sum- ¬ ery physician in the city was moned and all are now busy at work dressing the wounds and binding the broken limbs At 11 a m Wednesday it looked as though 50 persons had been killed and the death list was growing hourly Hundreds of persons have been in ¬ i meant political disaster in the north Mr Reed in reply said the committee needed no prompting toward honoring the service of Grant and the Army of the Tennessee Yet the question was not a simple one Washington Jan 12 The senate Tuesday briefly discussed an adverse report by the pension committee on a bill to pension Gen Meads two daugh ters at 100 a month each Chairman Gallinger saying the committee did not wish to enter on the pensioning of daughters of veterans Senator Allnn of Nebraska thought that Gen Meades great service justified puch liberality f No action was taken and Fairbanks addressed the senate on im migration Washington Jan 12 The senate committee on finance met Tuesday for the purpose of considering the Teller resolution declaring for the paying of the national bonds in silver as well as gold but after discussing it at some length postponed action upon it until the next meeting of the committee to be on Tuesday of next week APRON STRINGS ¬ The damage to property will run into the thousands of dollars as many fine residences were razed to the ground Owing to the fact that the tornado after passing through the residence district did its worstwork in that por- ¬ tion of the business district in which the older buildings were located the total of damage done does not amount up very rapidly although many buildings were partially or wholly ruined For this reason it is probable the sum of 500000 will cover the loss to the buildings and contents including the new 50000 high school building which was directly in the path of the storm and was badly wreck- ¬ ed The debris of many of the build ¬ ings which were in the lodging house district caught fire and those unfor- ¬ tunates who were not at once extri- ¬ cated perished by being smothered to jured some fatally and others badly Bossard R Bowman R Box well R Breck R Brecount R Chapman R Clark R Clifford R Davies R Da- ¬ vis R Droste R Duttoh R Grif-¬ fith Of Clinton R Griffith of Union R Hinsdale R Howard R Johnson R Joyce Kemper R R ests of the people of the United States R R Lane Leeper Le House The civil service debate continued Love xi McCormick R throughout the day in the house All efforts land R to fix a time for its termination failed and it is McCurdy R McKinnon R Manuel certain to now run over into the next week R Meacham R Means R Morrow The interest in the discussion does not seem tc R Norris R Parker R Rankin of abate The debate Friday was without marked Clark R Rankin of Fayette R incident The speakers were Mr Gillette O republicans and Fitzger Redkey R Reynolds R Roberts R Mass Burton ald in support of the law Messrs Ciimmings Shaw R Smith of Adams R Smith dem N Y Faris rep Ind Mahany rep of Delaware R Snider R Snyder Driggs dem N Y and Bardley R N Y Stewart of Clark R Stewart of dem N Y in opposition to and Mr Ken rep O in favor of the modification of the Mahoning R Strimple R Swingle R Taylor Rj Waddell R law At 455 the house adjourned Washington Jan 11 Senate In accord- ¬ For MKisson Adkins D Agler D ance with his previous notice Senator Davis Bartlow D Bolin D Booth D chairman of the senate committee on foreign Bower D Bracken D Bramley R relations brought up the subject of the ratifi¬ cation of the Hawaiian annexation treaty in Cline D Connoly D Cox D Deran His motion was made D Gay man D Goard D Haiden D the senate Monday soon after the disposal of the routine morning Hater D Hazlett D Hess D business and the entire remainder of th days Heyde D Hull D Hunter D session except the time given to the confirma- ¬ Jones R Kemper D Kenney D tion of nominations was devoted to the con- ¬ sideration of the question as to whether the Lamb D Ludwick D MacBroom D treaty should be considered in open session or Magee D McCauley D McGlinchey behind closed doors in executive session D Melber D Monter D Niles D After a debate of almost two hours upon this ONeil D Otis R Payne D Rothe point an informal vote was taken the ayes and noes not being demanded The decision D Russell D Rutan R Schmieder was overwhelmingly against an opeii session D Scott R Smalley D Spellmire House The opponents of the civil service D Stivers D Swain D Williams ¬ For Hanna Allen R Arbenz Armstrong R AshfordR Baldwin R Beatty R Bell R Bennett R death juaspeecTJfcdnthemone question for next Monday Senator Add to the fact that many of the people in the outside district were killed in the crash of the falling resi- ¬ dences and it will be seen how the list of dead rolled up so rapidly All houses that can be pressed into service are being utilized and there are scores in temporary hospitals through the ditionvtoJbheii xegulahospi The morgue is bodies capacity and additional are being brought- in every few min Altogether the scene at this utes place is sickening and horrible A heavy rain followed the terrible tornado and it was probably 20 minutes before the city awoke to the fact that it had been visited by a fearful calamity The fire department was call- ¬ ed out and in less than 30 minutes Garrison avenue especially in the vicinity of the wreck was crowded with peo- pie and willing hands and inquiring friends were willing to render all the aid that the emergency required The scene in that neighborhood of the wrecked city was horrible Men and women clad in their night clothes from the neighboring houses were seeking shelter and calling for aid for some absent member of the family or friends who failed to escape from the wreckage of the buildings in which they had been living Men women and children sought refuge in OKeefes saloon and were afforded shelter In the back part of the saloon a number of the injured were stretched out on the floor with only their night clothes to protect them from the chilly condition of the night air Miss Wood one of the nurses from St Johns hospital was on the scene and did all that could be done to relieve the immediate wants of the in ¬ jured in the rear of OKeefes saloon The drug stores were opened and the clerks were kept busy filling prescriptions and othewise doing their share toward relieving the sufferers The telephone wires were nearly all down and it was impossible to com- ¬ municate to any distant point in the outskirts of the city The streets were so filled with the debris blown from the wrecked buildings that it was with difficulty that carriages could get around The tornado crossed the Poteau river and swept through the National cemetery laying low the walls and demol ¬ ishing the residence of R G Baldwin Its path was about two hundred yards wide and for that distance across the reservation where it struck Garrison avenue it left destruction in its wake Telephone poles lamp posts and awnings were swept away as the tornado struck the avenue The scene after the fury of the storm was spent was one of desolation and devasta- ¬ tion - law had much the best of the debate in the House Monday so far as the number of those engaging in it were concerned Nine of the eleven speakers were of the opposition The friends of the law are very anxious to shut off further debate and in this will have the co- ¬ operation of Speaker Heed and the rules com- ¬ mittee Mr Moody who has charge of the bill gave notice that he would test the on a sense of the house Tuesday close to motion The the debate opposition immediately sent word tofal in their ranks to be on hand and they sav they will have no difficulty in defeating the motion Washington Jan 12 Senate Except for a few minutes given to a c ontroversy over some minor post office confirmations the en- ¬ tire time of the executive session of the senate Tuesday was consumed by Senator Davis of Minnesota in a speech in support of Hawaiian annexation Mr Davis is chairman of the sen- ¬ ate committee on foreign relations and his -r - D Mason R For Lentz Wiley D Absent Cramer D It was 1 oclock when Senator Hanna entered the hall escorted by the com- ¬ mittee and he was greeted by round after round of cheers As he ascended the speakers stand a fresh outbreak of applause occurred which continued for some minutes When quiet was restored Mr Hanna said Legislature I thank you with a grateful heart for the distinguished honor which you have just con- ¬ ferred upon me I doubly thank you because under the circumstances it comes to me as an assurance of your confidence the assurance Mr President and Gentlemen of the Ohio ¬ commissioners of counties of over 75000 popu ¬ authorizing the aasesors in counties lation ¬ having a population of over 75000 to appoint a chief deputy a draughtsman and a transfer clerk authorizing the county judge to fix the salaries of two deputy assessors draughtsmen etc not to exceed 1500 each amending the charter of first class cities re ¬ ¬ lating to stenographic reports in felony cases ¬ requiring assessors in counties of over 75000 population to make a complete survey and map of all lands in said counties adding the fol ¬ lowing words to section 857 Kentucky statutes relating to building associations And any part of such indebtedness may be created by borr6wing to amend section 535 Kentucky relating to coroners inquests statutes to decrease the penalty for selling liquor in local option counties from 8100 to 25 to limit the fiscal courts in making appropriations author ¬ izing cities of fourth class to provide for wa- ¬ ter light heat and telephone service to re- ¬ duce the salaries of state officers House The committee on rules reported Thursday morning and its report was read and adopted no important change from last ses- ¬ sions rules being made The committee in the contest case of Alvin Bertram dem against I S Powers rep was drawn by lot Thursday Chinn Combs May morning as follows Richardson D G Lykins Lee G W Smith Moore and Wilson Only two republicans were It Has a Foreign Sonntl drawn May and Lykins The committee was sworniat once except G W Smith who is too Mrs White Does your daughter speak sick to leave his room The house adjourned French fluently now till Friday Mrs Brown Well she speaks something ¬ fluently and it doesnt sound at all like Eng Frankfort Jan 8 Senate Bills introduced Friday To amend section 819 Kentucey lish so perhaps it may be French Somer statutes relating to railroad commission so ville Journal that the clause concerning extortion in rates will be constitutional as interpreted by the Her Bathing Stiit court of appeals to create a board of firemans The summer girls bathing suit is packed pension fund in cities of over 50000 inhabitants carefully away in camphor just as if aniod to amend an act relating to voluntary assign- ¬ erate hungry moth would find it sufficient ments authorizes an assignee to accept cash for a meal Somerville Journal for sales made publicly or privately and also giving circuit courts power to administer and Try Grain O Try Grain OZ settle up assigned estates as county courts now do The bills introduced Thursday were Ask your grocer to day to show you a given their second reading and the three com- ¬ package of GJRAIN O the new food drink missioners for the Central asylum T P Sat that takes the place of coffee The children terwhite John J Barrett and E C Bohne who may drink it without injury as well as the were appointed Thursday were confirmed adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 The senate then adjourned till Monday at has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java noon but it is made from pure grains and the House The house had only a 30 minute most delicate stomachs receive it without session Friday Wheeler of Johnson offered distress 1 4 the price of coffee 15c and a resolution which was adopted requesting 25 cts per package Sold by all grocers the Kentucky congressmen to aid in securing an appropriation to lock and dam the Big Characteristic Your clam chowder Sandy river The governor sent in Inspector remarked the diner to the restaurant cash- ¬ Lesters report on the Louisville tobacco trust ier as he paid the amount of his check or combine Speaker Beckham did not an- ¬ and stowed away a pint of toothpicks in his nounce his committees so there was nothing vest pocket is distinguishable above all to do and the house adjourned till Monday at the other clam chowders I ever ate In 11 a m what way asked the cashier who did not Frankfort Ky Jan 11 Senate In the know whether to be pleased or not By its senate Monday Mr Sims presented a joint reso- ¬ clamlessness Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegrap- h lution providing for two servants to be ap- ¬ pointed by the sergeants-at-arm- s of each house whose duties it shall be to clean up and To Cnre a Cold in One Day keep the rooms in order and whose pay shall Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All be 5250 per day After several bills were given their second readings the senate ad ¬ druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c journed till Tuesday at noon The colder the- weather the faster the House Speaker Beckman presented a list coal in the cellar seems to melt Chicago o standing committees to the house Monday Daily News morning Only one republican was given a chairmanship New bills introduced To reg- ¬ When a man makes a fool of himself he ulate fire insurance companies to repeal an generally does the job well Rams Horn act for the protection of lessees of real estate to provide for taking depositions in shorthand Backache toothache frost bites tbo St to prohibit seining netting and trapping of Jacobs Oil will cure thats true food fish in all streams in Kentucky to pro- ¬ hibit the sale of cigarettes in this state to He who wrongs the child commits a amend section 2364 of the statutes re ¬ crime against the state lating to redemption of land sold un ¬ der decree of court to prevent individuals or corporations from discriminating against ¬ - The United States Circuit Court for Southern District of New York anJudge opin Townsend presiding handed down 23d 1897 granting injunction ion December and accounting in the suit of TheHostetter Company against Isaac Sommers and Louie Joseph for infringement of its Trade Mark The jurist states in bold and clear language the rights accruing to the Hostetter Com pany and the liability incurred by all who would rob them by fraud or misrepresentation of the well earned reputation and profits of a business built up by the effort of half a century The judge says m part The complainant is entitled to protection against the appropriation of its trade mark by any and all unfair and dishonorable means and a court of equity has pow ia er to grant such protection whenever it by satisfied that an attempt has been made ingenious subterfuges to invade the rights In of an owner of a trade mark sharp contest between the individual the manufacturer who strives to acquire and retain the fruits of industry and hpn esty and the field of keen rivals seeking to wrest from him the prize of the public goodwill the inventive ingenuity of the infringer has conceived a great variety ol devices for evading the established rules ofCourts of equity findfair dealing ultimate object and effect ing that their were to enable and induce the retail seller ol a fraudulent imitation to palm it off on an unsuspecting public for the genuine article and thus to contribute to the infringement upon the rights of the original owner have not hesitated to apply the remedy ¬ Infringements on Their Bitters Hot Tolerated by United States Conrt the 1 w A MnenWalei taxed to its utmost ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Used by Mrs Wollert to Choke to Death Alconquin ILL Jan 12 Mrs Christopher Wollert Tuesday night confessed that she had killed Louise Wollert her stepdaughter was at first thought to have been who murdered by a tramp Early Tuesday morning Mrs Wollert who lives on a farm near this place reported to her neighbors that a tramp had killed her stepdaughter Investigation by the Chicago police later in the day upset the tramp theory and the woman was arrested and confessed She choked the child into insensibility with her apron strings and then fired several shots from a revolver into the girls body The killing resulted from a quarrel The police feared a lynching Tuesday night and took the woman to 13-year-- Her Stepdaughter -- ¬ L K XL - Woodstock A Railroad Into the Ynkon Country Tacoma Wash Jan 12 It is def-¬ initely announced by A C Brattnober that the Rothschilds would build a railroad into the Yukon country over the Dalton trail His brother Henry Brattnober of San Francisco who is the Rothschilds western representa- ¬ tive has the enterprise in charge The railroad will be about 400 miles long The cost of construction and equip ment is estimated at 8000000 ¬ ¬ W LouisWhite formerly a clerk for the 12 Louisvhxe Ky Lost His Mind Jan F ¬ and wheii the senate adjourned had not finished Mr Allen intro- ¬ duced and secured the adoption of a resolution calling upon thepresidei for information in his possession relative to the boundary line be- ¬ tween Venezuela and British Guiana and to in form the senate whether the United States now has any clerks or other employes at work upon the Venezuelan boundary question and also what part of the 100000 appropriated for the Venezuelan commission has been expend ¬ ed At 335 p m the senate adjourned House The civil service debate which was inaugurated in the house a week ago was end ¬ ed Tuesday It opened with a row but ended very tamely There was not even a vote on the appropriation in the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill for the commission upon which the debate was predicated The republicans who are seeking to modify or re- ¬ peal the law decided to let the debate come to a close Tuesday but it required the casting vote of the speaker to accomplish this There are conflicting statements as to the situation in which the future conduct df the war against the civil service law is left All the republic ¬ an opponents of the law agree that the fight is to be kept up and it is positively stated by Mr Pearson rep N C that assurances have been received from those in authority in the house that an opportunity will be given in the future for the consideration of a bill to modify the law But from other sources the state ¬ ment can not be confirmed Washington Jan 13 Senate Senator Davis continued and completed his speech in the executive session of the senate Wednesday on the Hawaiian treaty and was followed by Senator Allen of Nebraska who spoke in op- ¬ position There was apparent Wednesday a disposition on the part of some senators who announce themselves undecided as to what course to pursue on the Hawaiian question to mix it with the Cuban problem They are friends of Cuba and their desire is to have the administration take a more pronounced posi- ¬ tion in the interestof Cuba as a return for their assistance on the Hawaiian treaty At 250 the senate adjourned House The house Wednesday passed an urgent deficiency bill carrying 1741843 One of the items authorizing a further expenditure of 5520000 for the soldiers home at Danville 111 for which 150000 was appropriated in the last sundry civil bill was used by Dearmond dem Mo as a basis for a bitter personal at tick upon Chairman Cannon whose home is at Danville The bill was passed There was al- ¬ so a lively debate over the provision in the bill requiring the owners of bullion hereafter to pay the cost Of transporting bullion from assay offices to the mints Ilespoe about two hours trorigdsthope that to fulliiryour expectations and do my whole part by the whole people of Ohio Standing outside the line of the smoke of battle which your pesident has just spoken yiewJng i nd of this situation from a standpoint of of citizen the Ohio I come to accept this high honor recog- ¬ nizing that when I assume my duties in the United States senate that I am the senator of the whole people of Ohio great and continued applause This is my native state I was born in Ohio I have always loved this common- ¬ wealth and striven to do what might be in my power to accomplish the advancement of her development and prosperity If it is now transplanted to a different field of duty that duty will be none the less incambent upon me In accepting this honorI accept in an appreciative sense the fullness of the responsibilities which go with it and under God I promise my people to be a faithful servant to their interests dur- ¬ ing the entire time of my service I tfiank ¬ T became Nashville railroad ville crazy over the loss of his position and was arrested for lunacy He occasioned his arrest by writing threatening let-¬ men threatening to dynamite them Germany Will Not Oppose r r ters to several banks and prominent ¬ lev yr land and the United States consent JJo Massacres Have Occurred Berlin Jan 12 It is asserted that Germany will not oppose the return of Ex King Mataafa to Samoa if Eng¬ ernment relief expedition will start for the Klondike on the steam ship Oregon which sails from here on Jan ¬ uary 2 for Skaguay and Dyea The advance party will consist of 60 men from the Fourteenth infantry and they will take with them 100 mules and 250 tons of supplies Capt Ruhlan of Ft Riley will have charge of the trans portation For Ninety nine Years Helena Mont Jan 13 At Miles City George S Geddes a cattle man who was charged with the murder of Clarence W Brown November 4 last was convicted of murder in the second degree The jury recommended a sen- ¬ tence of 99 years Dixon a colored man admitted the killing but claimed it was at the instigation of Geddes his wife and Tom Welch Gen Gonzales Madrid Jan 13 Munzo the new captain general of Porto Rico died immediately after his Captain General Munzo Dead Government Relief Expedition Portland Ore Jan 13 The gov ¬ 1 -- i Camden N J Jan 13 St Louis Jan 12 A special to the the case of Mrs Florence The jury in Republic from Wewaka I T quotes charged with the murder of McCusker ¬ her hus United States Marshal Bennett as stat band Wednesday rendered a verdict of ing Tuesday night that while the Sein not guilty The verdict was received inolesare greatly excited and the situ ¬ with applaus by the crowd in the ation very threatening no massacres court room Mrs McCusker fainted have yet occurred and fell from a chair when the verdict Killed was announced Eight Mexican Miners Hermosiixo Mex Jan 12 By the Gen Weylers Movements falling of a cage in the Creston mine Madrid Jan 13 Lieut Gen Wey at Minas Pietras eight men were hurl ler presented himself Wednesday ed 500 feet to the bottom of the shaft night before the supreme court and Five were killed outright and the re afterwards to the captain general of maining three are not expected to sur- Madrid rive ¬ ¬ ¬ Verdict of Not Guilty - Brrivalhpw - adopted in supplying school books to the pub- ¬ ff lic schools amending Section 950 of Kentucky statutes Increases from 100 to 5300 the Jacobs Oil instead it cures amount of judgment from which an appeal to the court of appeals will lie to regulate admis- ¬ Some people are net satisfied with the sions to the bar to prevent butchers or other milk human kindness they want the persons from selling for food the flesh of any cream of Chicago Daily Xews slaughter or animal dying otherwise than by known to be diseased when slaughtered to Nearly all women are good but few are I prohibit the marriage of first cdusin to pro ¬ great any woods hibit persons from setting fire to fences grass or other things capable of spread ¬ ing fire on the land of another to abolish the Look for colds state board or equalization to abolish office of register of land office and consolidate it with season Keep - i At auditors office to acquire owners of dams across certain streams to construct fish rounds Your blood pure and or ladders so fish may pass over the dams Frankfort Jan 12 Senate The senate ¬ Rich and after deciding upon its committees and receiving a number of new bills including the anti Toned up taking schoolbook trust measures adjourned till Wed 1 you nesday Sarsaparilla House Representative Charlton moved the THE WIND STORM adoption of the following Hawaiian resolution You will be able to present Tuesday Seals Death and Destruction in Crawford pending in Whereas There is atsenate a the United States Resist exposure to County Arkansas treaty providing for the annexation of ¬ Van Buren Ark Jan 13 The tor- the Hawaiian islands and Whereas Annex- ¬ A debilitated nado that descended upon Fort Smith ation would be tantamount to the admission of Tuesday night crossed the Arkansas a slave statethe representatives of which would Would quickly yield necessarily work and vote for the enslavement river one half mile south of here and of labor therefore be it Resolved That we tore a path 200 yards through this urge the United States senate to reject the ALABAMA SPEAKS OUCrawford county and dealt death and treaty of annexation and to take such other devastation to everything in its path steps as may be necessary to maintain Charlton relations The first house it struck was that amicable speech andwith Hawaii MacQuot moved to refer made a Kyleton Ala writes occupied by the matter to the committee on federal rela- ¬ of William Hines For Palpitation of a colored family who left the house tions The house by a vote of 38 to 57 refused the resolution to refer and just as it left its foundation The proper and the vote came onadopted by a big The resolution was ¬ house was demolished but the occu- majority on a viva voce vote Er ati In EeaCache Dr M pants escaped The next house in line A Simmons Liver 13 Senate Wed- ¬ Frankfort Ky was Frank Boatrights It was a nesday W H Jones Jan Medicine is wortn presented the following large two story house and nothing re- ¬ resolution which was adopted Whereas its weight in gold mains of it but the floor TBOatright a During the late civil war many Kentuckians ¬ The imitations are not efenlished as state volunteers son and a daughter were badly injured ficient service in behalf of and rendered and so good the union The houses of Walter Haley and Mrs whereas many of said soldiers were wounded Wifehood Keller were on an adjoining farm and while in service or contracted disease and It is of Vital importance to every woman were blown entirely away not a ves- ¬ whereas there has never been any provisions Who contemplates wifehood that her mental and be tige of them being left The families made for pensioning same and it therefore re- ¬ state best physical condition should be at since the desire and happiness of their representatives solved that our senators of both were injured in congress from this state be requested to se- ¬ mankind are consummated in marriage and If she is feeble it is impossi Jim Shibleys store and dwelling cure the passage of such laws as will secure le thatherchildren should bestrong Every were blown down but none of the oc- ¬ to the volunteers such advantages for pensions woman should know that female weakness as can that Dr Simmons Squaw cupants -- vere injured Chas Wright ly are now enjoyed by those who were regular- ¬ Vinobe cured will prove motet beneficial dur ¬ Wine enlisted in the United States army was blown from his house and fatally House Mr Lackey pop presented a reso- ¬ ing wifehood that it will impart physical the injured Ed Blakemore was instantly lution expressing sympathy for the struggling mental and local strength nourish emi and blowing down upon Cubans and asking Kentucky congressmen to nerves blood braininsuresvitalize the f killed by his house nine organism and a safe and com him The house of Mrs Bash was use their influence to have the United States paratively painless delivery belligerency demolished and she was crushed into a acknowledge thewas adopted of the patriots The resolution Mr Conner of shapeless mass of flesh and bone and Boone introduced a resolution favoring the two of her children aged 8 and 16 were reduction of salaries and fees paid to public OakLaneAlawrites Have fatally hurt It is estimated 100 head officers whether paid by the citizen or the used Dr M A Simmons Jarnigan rep Ohio county layer Medicine J2 year of cattle and horses were in the path state Mr the same resolution ofabout pension- presented It cured a case of Siclc of the tornado and were killed or in ¬ ing Kentucky volunteers as Jones presented in Headache of 30 yearskill- ¬ the senate Wednesday and it was defeated jured so badly that they had to be standing Black Draught ¬ ed It is five miles on a direct line Mr Ingrams resolution asking congress to apis sometimes imposed on propriate money to cut a channel around Cum- ¬ from Van Buren to Ft Smith and berland falls in the Cumberland river so as to people as a Substitute when debris from there was strewn over the admit passage of fish in said river was also they ennot get the genuine Dr M A S L M which I ground three miles beyond here defeated think is far Superior Carriers Bicycles Will Be Abandoned Congratulatory Telegrams Puffiness and DarkHingo Under Eyes Jan 13 Senator The symptoms of Columbus O Louisville Ky Jan 12 The bicy- ¬ disease may differ Hanna has received over 2000 congrat ¬ cle as an aid to letter carriers has according to the circu istances tempera ¬ ment age or ulatory telegrams Tuesday and Wed- ¬ been barred from the Louisville post the individual constitutional weakness of Not frequently the com- ¬ plexion becomes pale and oallow and thcro nesday All the members of the na ¬ office having proved a failure Twenty-f13 a puffiness and dKrk rings under the or more wheels have been used tional republican committee and many ive eyes The functional powers of tho stomach state committeemen and other repre- ¬ but Postmaster Baker is of the opinion are impaired and there i3 loss or Irregular ¬ appetite and all sentative republicans from all the that they are a hindrance to the car- ¬ ity ofof the liverThese be curedother disor ¬ may ders by that old states and every county in Ohio are in- ¬ riers reliable remedy Dr ti A Simmons liver Medicine The fact that Imitators under ¬ cluded Robert Evans Held for Murder take to sail under our colors and sell on tha our DrMA Dnrrants Remains Cremated Russellvtlle Ky Jan 13 The million dollar reputationisof compliment to Simmons Liver Medici so a ¬ San Francisco Jan 13 The re examining trial of Robert Evans for our goods but an acknowledgment of the mains of Theodore Durrant were cre- ¬ the killing- of George Duncan on Janu- ¬ inability of their article to standon its own mated at Pasadena Wednesday after ary 4 was held Wednesday He was merits and shows an attempt to nnf airly appropriate the business of another which The parents will bring the held over on a 2500 bond The de- ¬ is unworthy of gentlemen and the publio noon ehould look out for the imitations and r ashes back to this citv cision was annlauded Jas to have anything to do with them e 4 lantrfflce4oamehd statutes so that the contract system map IJeT nllsOTphPrehgrar - I out this Hoods your system by Then which system T- oM Heart Sick -- ii I - VM liir - ¬ JlFjI - V V THE BOXJIIBOnnEWS ERIl is a Burling ton ail over I swear it Xijfe holds for me uncounted joys and many How dared that woman rob me of my child Ive lain here Livingston a blissful hour every path that I must tread is bright all this day eating wihat the gave me And with sun and flower submitting- to that awful rubbing pray ¬ 2Io day is ever quite so long nor brother ing ay praying for strength to recover so unkind evening brings a quiet hour when I and claim my child But ntav courage find And Perkins I whispered Tet ofter oh how often do I recall the His eyes met mine with the inquiring days glance of a puzzled child When life was full of happy light and i - JANUARY 14 18981 BRILLS OF FASHION TUCKED THE COVERS IN merry childish ways And best of all do I recall the hours at close of day When mother tucked the covers in and took the light away Her hand I can recall it now twas large but oh so light As carefully she smoothed my bed before she said good night And still I think I almost hear her happy footstep fall As thus she left me while the light crept further down the hall And oh her wondrous mellow voice its echo I can hear As from the staircase she would call Good night sleep tight my dear Oh God will keep her memory green until my latest day She who would tuck the covers in and take the light away The evening hour will never more to her such duties bring There are no boys to lull to sleep no lul- ¬ labies to sing No child with throbbing heart to soothe or little grief to share Alas her boys have burdens now which none may help them bear But sometimes when I sit at night until the fire is low Then close my book and windthe clock be- ¬ fore to bed I go I think How little have I gained since childhoods happy day When mother tucked the covers in and took the light away Oh happy child oh sheltered life As years and ydars go by I see them still like tinted clouds that fringe a stormy sky That time was like a sunny morn that in the mind will last Though all the sties shouldstormy bevbe- fore the day is past And nothing better can I ask than this When life shall end And loving care be offered me by manj a kindly friend r t Oh may I rest within the grave as peace- ¬ fully I pray As when mother smoothed mybed and took the light awayLouis Dodge in Chicago Inter Ocean I - Perkins Pen kins he muttered Ferdinand near me I know it The Greek murdered him my bitter enemy But what has Per- ¬ kins to do with me Are you crazy Curse that dog My head is splitting The bloodhound was bajing furious-1- but suddenly ceased A skunk prob ¬ ably skirting the barn had provoked his resentment Not daring to pursue the subject fur¬ ther I bathed Burlingtons head- but to no purpose The pain waxed fiercer and fiercer till the man positively quiv- ¬ ered beneath my touch The doctor foreseeing such a contingency had sent a composing draught with instructions I hastily administered a full dose and watched it take effect Burlington be neatlh the influence of the drug closed his ejes and within five minutes was peacefully asleep I iresumed my place bj his side and tried to muster mj ram ¬ - Dont let that man come Hes my enemy I tell you best of him As soon as I determined his whereaboutsNl decided to rush the ruffian and if possible strike the first so often the last blow But the unexpected that element in human affairs which we invariably ignore ruled otherwise I had hardly crossed the threshold of the inner room when I heard a heavy footfall in the passage At the same moment the voice of Jap Byers calling me by name echoed gruffly through the darkness while a gleam of light pierced the gloom As the door was flung open revealing the thick set figure of the coachman lan tern in hand a crash- of glass to my right set my nerves tingling Deme ¬ trius had leaped through the window glissaded down the roof of the veranda and was already lost to sight Jap and I confronted each other our mouths agape our eyes starting from ouir heads If this aint a picnic said Jap wh ¬ ¬ - is scured by fog which had rolled in from the ocean thick and dank with the spume of the sea blotting from m view the shimmering waters and banishing the grateful breeze One might scarce ly believe that one short hour ago the prospect had been clear that with the morning sun these clouds so clammily oppressive would be once more swept away Suddenly my ear caught the sound of a footstep and I sprang from my chair vith a muttered exclamation Some one was in the next room At that moment the lamp was extin ¬ guished and I found myself in bewil ¬ dering darkness pant thoughts Aeolus wrestling with his turbulent winds had a lighter task Outside the moon and stars were ob ¬ was stir rin Well sir oldSultan wasnt givin tongue fer nothin fer the nextthing I knowed there was that Greek sarpint a crawlin around the house Thinks I Ill watch you mister an maybe takea hand myself in this yere game I piped him off as he unlocked the back door and then I saw not five minutes ago the light in Mr Burlingtons room go but Gosh I done some tall thinkin right then I dassnt cry out cause thatd ha given the hull snap dead away So I fetched the lantern sashayed across the yard aud tried the door It was unlocked and then why then I jest follered my big nose till it led me I heard that ther hound a bayin Mr Livingston an I suspicion edithat somethin a coon maybe Attempted murder Jap rived in the nick of time it You ar ¬ here -- chapter vrn The brain if sound performs its functions more quickly in moments of dan- ¬ ger than at any other time discarding the consideration of side issues and obeying blindly the instinct of self preservation It flashed across me instantly that I was in deadly peril at the hands of the man whom I had accused of cowardice Demetrius He alone had access to the house he alone could quiet Sultan the bloodhound he alone had good rea- ¬ son to fear not only Burlinerton but nugo Livingston Mark Gerard I could no longer doubt was the victim of a deep laid plot a plot which already had wrecked three lives and which was destined perhaps to destroy my own If the Greek inflamed with hellish am ¬ bition had slain poor Perkins he was ¬ zjyz tlORACE Copyright 1896 finrOlEY VA01ELL by zsz J B Lippincott Co - A Continued For an hour at least I watched Bur lingtons impassive features I am no physiognomist but unless my experience was entirely at fault this man had the head of neither a criminal nor a maniac The brows were narrow but loftyfhe mouth was beautifully mod eledbue disfigured by deepT hnes run j nmg from nostril to jawbone His hands were the next to attract my at- ¬ tention and again I marveled at the curious concatenation of circumstances which had warped a nature unquestion ably designed for good rather than evil purposes Perhaps the fact that Nancys father was the object of mjr examina tion perverted my judgment but sitting there in the dimlj lit room with the lullaby of the Pacific in mj ears I came to the amazing conclusion that Burlington was guiltless of the murder of Perkins that his wife had been the victim of circumstantial evidence that Gerard had fallen a prey to his natural pusillanimity Then I suddenlj be thought me of the telegrams and my imagination wilted As my eyes still rested upon the sinewy hands with their strong spat ulate fingers Burlington addressed me by name His voice was much stronger and the intonation clear indicating an CHAPTER VII ¬ ¬ capablepf ¬ ¬ ¬ unclouded brain Are we alone he asked not mov ¬ ing his head Yea said I but dont talk I must he replied impatiently Ive f ocussed all my strength for that very purpose I want to see Mrs Ger- ¬ ard to morrow He was certainly mad I decided and must be humored Yes yes I murmured soothingly of course you shall see Mrs Gerard I dont know what the devil you he said irritably mean by of course There are serious difficulties in the waj She was once my wife the very light of my eyes And she left me for me I noted the accent of pride Mark Gerard I that slave of Plutus let her go d n her without a word But she is not anxious to see me again astonished to reply may have to employ-- you he con- ¬ I tinued calmly as a go between Mark Gerard is welcome to m wife but the girl is mine and I want her I gasped Nanc3r Yes Is that her name said he shes mine I claim the girl He spoke so calmly so sanely that I forgot my duty as nurse and spoke out impulsively You claim that girl knowing the reason which drove her iriother from your house Do you know the reason Livings- ¬ Ill warrant I was too ton Then in the name of God share that knowledge with me Heavens how my head reels I tried in vain to calm him but he demanded imperatively an answer to his appeal Why did she leave me he repeated T dare 1 made her a good husband of ojther men Gerard say I was jealous in particular but that was a proof of love I worked like a slave for that woman worked till my health broke down and then just when needed her most she deserted me The girl was born months after that and I supposed she was the child of Gerard To day this morning I opened my eyes and air my face stamped upon bora She -- I do fortune Vonicl moral Wfl ne wrun uevnisn Clever ly his plan was tokill both Burlington eoarceiyrepay and me and in such a manner thafrt ness played upon the feelings of a nervLAUNDRY STARCH ous woman and hounded her to your would be supposed we had killed each arms he made capital out of your shat The Secret of Success Iiies in Its other Preparation This conviction asserted itself as I tered nerves he Some housekeepers seem to think Enough said Gerard hoarsely I awaited in breathless silence the attack am satisfied My God how cruelly that a magic lurks in the starch used in that fiendhasused me And his voice modern laundries The truth is that failed and my little Mark is in his the majority of laundries do not add blood v hands Come not a second is anything more to their starch than the Id average housewife does They usually to be lost put in a small piece of wax or of a tal He flung his clothes upon his lanky person and sputtered out his fears low candle to prevent the starch stick- ¬ Demetrius he felt assured would hast ing but aside from some such trifling en to theislandhold Markasahostage addition as this the starch s the same and make what terms he pleased I saw asthat which every housekeeper uses the force of this reasoning As he saidH wjio Buys the best laundry starch The secret of successful starching lies not a moment was to be wasted in exact ntethod The starch is careful ¬ Mr Gerard said I you must stay here Let me act for you I sljall take ly melted in cold water and the boiling Jap with me and you can rely upon my water is stirred in thoroughly The mother wit to rescue Mark and bring starch ig then thoroughly boiled Some Demetrius to the gallows You are laundresses cook their starch an hour After this it is strained Finally when not Hugo he rejoined impressively the starch is ready the garments are A crash of glass to my rlfjht set my nerves you think I am a coward not fit for carefully starched They are not simply tintlinff such a desperate adventure as this will wrung out in starch unless a slight prove My lad fate plays queer tricks stiffness is desirable and a very thin of the Greek I had dropped upon one with us That night at Red Gulch starch is used Whenever it is desirable knee between the door and tine bed paralyzed my nerves This nights work to give much stiffness as it is to a shirt and in my right hand was the small has undone the mischief Im ready bosom or pique skirt the starch is pistol which I always carried on my by Jupiter to encounter that monster rubbed into the goods on the outside person But a pistol is the least eff- single handed And Hugo I mistrust This is done by stretching the goods icient weapon in such a fight as this that hot head of yours My childs life on a board and rubbing the hot starch What would I have given for a double is at stake Demetrius is desperate over it until it penetrates to the back of barreled shotgun a good sabre or a If it comes to choosing between Marks the piece being starched and the cloth knife If I fired in the dark the flash life and the capture of the Greek how has absorbed all the starch it will of the powder would prove a death war could I hesitate You might precipitate After it is accomplished wipe off all the rant the same grim logic applied to more bloodshed God knows there has surplus starch on the outside and hang the striking of a match I was satisfied been enough Come up the article starched in a hot room that such a master scoundrel as Dewhereit will dry as rapidly as possible A few minutes later metrius had laid his plans with extraor ¬ waj Gerard walking we were on out The more rapid the process of drying with feverisll dinary sagacity He was taking des- ¬ strides ahead The nurse was left with the more successful the starching perate chances but the crisis justified Burlington When the starched article is perfectly These rooms were cut off from them drj-- dampen it or follow the process of Je roosalem whispered to mct the rest of the house and nothing short yell let me have one crack atJap son of some of the best ironers andi dampen it the of a pistol shot would arouse Gerard a gun Mr Livingston as you iron it Practiced ironers use a wont ye now and the servants Demetrius must have myself Jap very hbtiron one that would be certain I counted upon the moon as an ally But want more than one you to scorch were not the surface repeat- ¬ Ill tr3r and remember From the darkness of Marks room he edly cooled by being dipped an instant to be continued might have approached me unseen and in cold water This roughens the iron unheard and then a bold thrust of a in time arid a good laundress prefers an Some Ancient Fruit Trees knife would rid him of the man who iron after it has become roughened had dared to unmask his villainy But The pear tree it is said will continue The average laundry worker in housethe fickle moon had played him false bearing fruit for several centuries holds is too slow and therefore she like me was now such trees bearing fruit in abundance cannot use as hot an iron as her work He probably upon the defensive Who would move when at least 300 years old being not requires orfehe would scorch her work first an uncommon occurrence They are When domestic workers learn to do their I finally decided to take the initiative much longer lived than the apple work with the rapidity and skill of the for the suspense was intolerable which rarely lasts more than 100 or 150 trained laundress a new era will dawn Demetrius I reflected was stiff in the years The pear tree also grows much and there will be no more blue Mondays joints his muscles less supple than larger than the apple and when 200 or blue Tuesdays N Y Tribune mine his sense of hearing less acute years old has quite the appearance and Apple Puildinpr Youth was on my side experience on dimensions of a forest tree The nut- ¬ his The two players in the game were meg tree when cultivated bears fruit Fill a buttered baking dish with sliced at least fairlv matched for 60 years the nut being gathered apples and pour over the top a batter Had it not been for Burlington I could three times in the year In the Baidar made of one tablespoonful of butter have easily escaped b the window and valley near Balaklava in the Crimea is half oupf ill of sugar one egg half cup- ¬ alarmed the household but I dared not a walnut tree reputed 1000 years old ful of sweet milk one cupful of flour in leave my patient nis somewhat ster ¬ which still yields from S0000 to 100000 which has been sifted one teaspoonful torous breathing was the only sound walnuts Orange trees will continue to of baking powder Bake in a moderate which broke the silence If I were killed bear abundantly from 50 to 80 years oven till brown serve with cream and Peaches are or injured he was at the mercy of the The- fig tree bears fruit to a very ad¬ sugar or liquid sauce very nice served in this way Boston Greek vanced age N Y World Globe I confess that a certain exhilaration me as I crawled into Marks possessed He Had the Bones Truthful Willie room and a sense that I was acting Professor- Give me the names of the Visitor Are you going to be a man wisely braced my nerves The Greelt bones that form the human skull like your papa when yotu grow up could beat me hollow when it came to Medical Student Ive got them aH Willie i scheming but in a in my head but I cant recall their Willie Ma says Heaven forbid N Y contest I contldntly expected to jjet the I names Tit Biti JournaL tli6u1ght ¬ ¬ ¬ reneatingetragedyfBed How much time do 3Tou say elapsed between the putting out of the light and your appearance in this room Three minutes maybe Not more Good heavens And it had seemed tof me three hours Motioning to Jap to remain where he was I hurriedly entered the front room and glanced at Burlington He was sleeping calmly Jap said I softly something must be done Thats right said he Lets do it You stay with Mr Burlington must see jrour master at once Gerard occupied Nancys room who was sleeping with her mother In less than five minutes I had recited the facts He listened attentively his glit ¬ tering eyes bent sternly upon mine that he fully assimilated my amazing narrative I could not doubt Demetrius I said in conclusion murdered Ferdinand Perkins partlj from jealous rage partlj to pave the way for his awn advancement Every ¬ thing else follows in natural sequence He alone knew that Perkins not you would be left that fatal night he was in possession of your cipher he took advantage of your love for Mrs Bur- lingtomto renderjou a service which he r halfeyour PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL Philip D Armour the Chicago mil- ¬ F of Womens Dress Actcordion plaited velvet skirt s set on lionaire is said to be the only American a deep yoke with a rounded point in who keeps a private physician in hjs front covered with heavy lace either employ all of the time Mme Sarah Bernhardt has for some beaded or plain are the latest extrav time past been anxious to disprove the aganceiin this department of dress Blacjc net gowns elaborately primmed oft repeated charge that she always with jet and made over white or black dwarfs her cast and so has accepted a silk are the most fashionable of all the play in which she does not appear until dressycostumes for women who are no the third act Rev Dr G eorge H Hepworth whose longer young Medium length black cloth and vel- ¬ editorial sermons have long been a fea- ¬ vet capes covered with silk applica- ¬ ture of the New York Herald haseen tions and edged around the high col- ¬ sent by that paper toTurkey to report upon the Armenian question and the lar and down the front with fur are condition of the Armenians one of the many styles in wraps Ex Secretary of the Treasury John Black and colored velvet ribbon less G Carlisle leased his residence thantwb inches wide forms the latest Washington has Congressman ODell tin to and thing in neck novelties to cover the will remove his family to New Yo k plain collar band A yard and a quar- ¬ ter of the ribbon is tied plain around which has been his residence since his the neck with a bow atthe back and retirement from the Cleveland cabinet Col Bobert Warburton who accom- ¬ oh thi directryiri front another small panies Sir William Lockhart in his ex flat bow with a fancy buckle in the pedition against the Af ridis as political centeris attached officer is an expert in oriental affairs Whiteostrich feathers and pheasants quills are distinctive features of the His mother was an Afghan princess of high rank who married an officer in the wintejSmillin ery East India companys service and the Sleeves seem to have settled down to present colonel has always been inclose theiri limit in size for the season at touch with the native chiefs leastf and the comfortable fullness at Bobert A Yan Wjck th e New York the top still remains but the skirt mayor is one of the trustees of the is gradually diminishing in width 2y2 yardsV around being the size of the Holland society and his brother Judge Augustus Van Wyck of Brooklyn holds latest model a like office The Holland society was A jeweled pin similar to a safety pin organized in March 1SS5 and test in shape is worn to fasten up the curl- ¬ of eligibility for its members thethis is ing locks at the nape of the neck The descendants in direct male line A MTf worn light silk waist may be from a Dutchman native or resident of very satisfactorily refurbished by New York or the American colonies striping it crosswise with black velvet prior to 1675 ribbon putting velvet ribbon around Emile Zola says that given the plain collar band as nreviouslv de up his former intention he has of entering scribech and adding a new chemisette French politics At one time he thought ncK of lace and a velvet belt of seeking an election to the house of Black satin finely tucked makes ver3r deputies to advocate the measures of re- ¬ pretjftbelts to wear with separate form outlined in his books but before waisl Fasten them with a fancy doing so wished to know his ability as buckhror a knot of satin a publis speaker Therefore he sought rQrepe de chine in all the lovely tints every opportunity for speaking in pub ¬ is QUeof the seasons leading materials lic with the result that he found him- ¬ for evening and house dresses A pret self a failure tty Qosjume is in a bright shade of pome- ¬ granate toned down by panels of black SMOKERS WHO NEED CHANGE plaiteS chiffon two on either side of Men Ahle to Continue Using the the- skirt over black and one at the Few Same Brand of Tohacco left side of the bodice where it opens A nervous man dashed into a large and 31s fastened with silk cord and tobacco store down town the other day smalljliamond buttons Both the skirt and said to the proprietor and bodice are accordion plaited and Look here Billy Ive been buying the belt and collar are of black satin smoking tobacco from you for a long Blpuse waists of velvet are studded all time and no sooner do I find a brand over with jet steel and silver spangles that suits me than you begin to adul ¬ or brilliants which have the effect of terate it and it doesnt taste as it did diamonds This blank brandl which I have been Artificial flowers without foliage are smoking for four anoniths now has gone used Jin great profusion to decorate all to pieces I want something new evening gowns Why not try the tobacco you liked so Lace rosettes and fan bows are much well before you took up this brand used for trimming evening hats asked the proprietor It has been im- ¬ Jeweled buttonholes are the latest proved arnd I think that you will en addition to the variety of jeweled but joy it toiisand buckles which are so fash- ¬ The nervous man accepted it and ionable One of thenewest waistbands we nit out wTfh Hesjyvull comean inabautthEeeAdays Somq IVew Ideas in the Dcpnrtmeat M H DAILEYJ 602 MAIN ST PARIS i Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 R to 12 a m 1 to 0 p m H A SMITH T TcmvrnrTrarr Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 to 12 a m Co 1 -- to 5 p m f I J R ADAIR L C MOORE Drs Adair Mopre Dental Surgeons No 3 Broadway 5 Paris Ky i m and 1 pm Office Hour - d to 12 a odc tf to Henry L Casey Veterinary Surgeon Dentist All diseases of the domesticated ani ¬ mals treated on scientific principles Diseases ot the hog a specialty Office at Turnty Clark Mitchells lower stable RLUSS NURSERIES FALL 1897 Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and every thing tor Or ¬ chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct to the planter saving enormous commit sions Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER RAILROAD TIME CARD Lexington Ky - L N R R -- ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m 3 28 p in From Maysville 742 a in 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS foMoiteM tell me that looking for oranotherboxof sthawtobaccoand it is just what he has4been 1105 a in p in 1021 p m 545 TojRichmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent To Cincinnati 445 a m 340 p m To Lexington 750 a m 755 a m - JSHM6 ZfsMft ffSte - MlfcJh - vvT - remarked the proprietor customer He will smoke to another it for tihree or four months and then he will complain bitterlj that the man ¬ WIM 1 01 TIME TABLE EAST BOUND EY ufacturers are adulterating it with cheap tobacco and he will make a BL Jl iff CCfnffl fllL kmr iirr ¬ He gets tired of a change Does the tobacco change Why jes a very little bit buit not enough for him to detect the difference It has happened that wfheni he com- ¬ plains the loudest ahout it tftie tobacco 19 the besi The explanation is simple Ar Lexington Jjv Louisville month ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - -- To enjoj1 their tobacco they need a t t Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm change occasionally 800am 520pm 735am 345pra Ar Gen Gran was the only hard smok ¬ Ar Lexington 911am G30pm trankfort er I have ever known who didnt re- ¬ Ar Shelby vllle 1001am 72lpni 1100am 815pm quire a change He wanted good cigjf rs Ar Louisville daily Trains marked thus f and he wanted them strong He was cept Sunday other trains run daily en run - abouit not crankjtheir shape or make Through Sleepers between Louisville so long as they smoked easily P have Lexington aud New York without one customer he is now nearly 70 years change old who bought cigars from me when For rates Sleeping Car reservations or I first began selling them and he buys any information call on F B Carr nearly the same brand His taste in Agent L N R R tobacco has not changed but he is an orGEORGE W Barney Paris Ky exception It ds a fact though few Div Pass Agent smokers realize it that a man needfe Lexington Ky change in his tobacco just as much as in his food 2so man would enjoy the same dinner day after day Few men CINCINNATI RY can smoke the same brand of cigars FRANKFORT month or smoking tobacco month after In Effect March 1 1897 without having it pall on their taste at DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY times This man who was in here a mo memt ago thinks that the tobacco itself EAST BOUND changes He considers himself a judge G30am Frankfort J b43am 300pm of tobacco and I humor him by seeming Lve Elkhom 320pm Arr to egree with Ihim and give him another jrr j w laici 651am 332pm 702am 348pm N Y Sun Arr Stamping Ground brand when he complains 708am 358pm Arr xjiivh 11s 720aru 415pm Arr Georgetown Delivered Fortune in a Day 800am 430pm Lve Georgetown 812am 442pra One of the most famous mines in Arr Newtown 822am 452pm Ceutreville Leadville was the Eobert E Lee Its Ay Elizabeth 828am 458pm Arr promise was discovered when the vein Arr Paris 840am 510pm or deposit was first struck but for some WEST BOUND reason or other the people did not take Lve Paris 920am 530pm 932am 542pm kindly to it and the owners tried in ArrElizabeth 938am 548pm Arr Ceutreville vain to sell an interest A gentleman Arr Newtown 948am 558pm who happened to have a few hundred Arr Georgetown 1000am 610pm Georgetown 1040am 3opm dollars was besought to take a third of Lve Uuvaiis 105Gam 646pm Arr 1110am 653pm it for 300 He studied the matter and Arr Stamping Ground 1125am 704pm deeming the venture too risky declined Arr Swltzer 1135am 71 pm and some of Arr Eik horn The Lee was a pocket mine ll T5am 725pm the pockets contained rich ore To GEO B HARPER C D BERCAW effect a sale the owners wagered that Genl SupU Genl Pass Agt Frankfort Ky they would take 1000000 worth of ore out of the mine in 24 hours By great good luck they discovered a few rich HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ pocketsand won the bet After this there was no difficulty in selling the SMITH SHOP FOR SALE mine for 1500000 Pittsburgh Dis- ¬ patch DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ Loyal as Well as Industrious In order to test the loyalty of ants to ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal each other Sir John Lubbock oncemade ance in twelve months For further particulars address Dr call on 50 of them drunk and incapable and BENJ F SHARON then drew the attention of 25 sober ones 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky to their condition The 25 buckled to it and carried the 50 home to bed Chi- ¬ cago Chronicle 1 1 brandin about three it doesnt taste right to ham That is true of manj smokers and then Lv Lexington ll2oam 50pm SrtOam 550pm Lv Wincuosterll5buii 92tfpm Jhlnaiii i50pm Ar Mt Sterllngl225pm 550pm 05Uam 705pm ti5jnm 340pm Ar Washington Ar Puiladerphial0l5am 705pm Ar New York1240nn 90Spm WEST BOUND 830am G00pm 1115am K4lpm t t J I JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY IVot Necessarily 45-a-mo- - rough-and-tumb- le -- Waller So Bilker rents that He house of yours does he too much rent pajs Landlord sighing You dontlknoTr him Puck Calls Work guaranteed satisfactory Your woik i promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable -- The Reminiscences Of Pinhook Royal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious Walter Champ in Vp To Date i B0US2OJS to TV FRIDAY JANUARY Ty H 18B8 77 SHgaaigiKaMgJtiii iRUJjjiir ictct-- -- --r r GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS v 1 to They were sweethearts ten years apo to when thev plucked daisies and niacin to dandelion necklaces together on Pinhoi k to to creek During the interval he had ac- to quired a moustache and manly ways They to and bad won success in the city a Christmas toy bazar to had met agniu at This is Aland Perkins if I am not to ¬ SCROFULA One of Americas most mistaken r If it aint Jerry Land sakes Pippin Why Mandy youre as pretty as a red apple G long Jerry youre still on the to to jolly How are things down in Pinhook s mous physicians says A Stranger In New York Francis ula is external consumption Wilson in Half A King John Mason Scrofulous children are often beautiful children tut they jj and Marion Manola Mason iu Friend Sol Smith Russell E S Willard lack nerve force strong hones g Fritz and several other great attractions ar stout muscles and power to w booked for an early appearance at the fa- - gj Scrof- - w Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In TliaT Lillian Russell Delia Fox and Jeffer- ¬ w son de Angelis will appear in The V Wedding Diy at the Grand in Cin ¬ cinnati next week j i w POWDER Absolutely Puro Things have changed right smart Remember that gate we used to over on moonlight nights swing Dont I though If that gate could Mandv rt disease For delicate w Jtrry talk children there is no remedy equal to Lexington opera house FRANCIS WILSON OPERA COMPANY I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE 8QDB8Q H HEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established BBTJOE MILLER Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners j j W Make all Checks Money Orders etc Payable to tap order of Champ MiiiiiER A D VER 7 ISJJVG RA TE8 Displays one dollar per inch for first lnser cion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in black 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 advertisements and yearly cards ¬ ¬ HUNTER TO HANNA How in the world did you do it Mark was wired by Godfrey who lost Did yon write pledg s and rue it What did the Senatorship cost A Uncle Reuben has put new hinges on it Recollect that pasture where we to used to gather daisies sav 1 do Blessed meadow I should to Well thats a tobacco patch now to with a barn on it imYou dont tell me Pinhook is proving Uncle Yes Pinhook is improving Reuben painted his honse the summ r jjj after you left And Jake Sidebottom has built a new blacksmith shop Johi to power enough to digest it Be w Cutworm has put in a new pump cmTTJC T4Vf Si Charlie Steerfoot has built a hen house 5K and deacon Jones has made a big new to sxon w to pond to L all druggists 50c and 100 Say Mandy what has become of to that old sheep that helped me over the to SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York to fence that day at the picnic Laws Hes dead long ago Tried x to butt down a stone fence Mandy do you recollect that ugly freckle faced red haired Alex Winks who was always the dunce at school Ohio Ry Changes Time Chesapeake Has smart Alex we used to call him the fool killer got him yet Commencing Sunday December 12th the Hes my husband Mr Smartalex Chesapeake V Ohio Rv will shorten the time leave train which Jerry Pippin and the father of two of its F F atLimitedmWinchester will 445 p 130 at a pity that that old Mt S erling 320 p little Winks Its m Lexington Frankfort 613 p m and sheep didnt butt some brains into your Shelby vilie 7l0 p m reaching Louisville at oclock p m head when he lifted you over the fence inUOUnlo Depot in makius direct connection Louisville with the ini thing tio s Central Limited Vestibuled train leav- ¬ You you mean gold arn you you f ing Louisville at 810 p m carrying Free ¬ y Francis Wilson and his big opera com pany numbering nearly 100 people with two car loads of beautiful scenery w will be Ht the L xingtou opera house of Cod liver Oil with Hypo-Monday eveiingz January 24th He phosphites of Lime and Soda jj will present his latest comic oper suc ¬ It fills out the skin by putting cess Half a King Special reduced good flesh Beneath it It makes y r lilroads rates have been arranged for this occasion Orders cent for seats to ine cneess reo oy uieuuug xiwix blood It creates an appetite Manager Scott Lexington will receive body Jjj prompt attention for food and gives the Scotts Emulsion 1 My aim is to SELL you the best goods at the lowest possible jj prices Your obiect is to J3Ux the best sroods voh can for theSo money vou have to spend von see our interests are identical - furnishing line to save your monev on anvthinsrin the house- - I will guarantee d 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 aid health will be restored to you Trial sizes li c lo doses 10c large size 50c and SI 00 of V T Dr oks druggibt Paris ¬ The reason can do this is be j cause I have no big rent to payr1 because I pay cash for my goods thej and because I buy from factories You are cordially vited to examine prices patterns and qualities now in SPRING CARPETSin- - I Elegant line of 1898 Ky- - ljan xm Isgrig are offering surprising bargains in mens and boys stylish shoes The prices are right Xjoio To Cure A Cold Davis Thompson WALL PAPEES Full line of tf ajivojJAl n In One Day BSD ROOM SUITES I FOLDING BEDS from 25 ¬ -- - y Hanna was re elected Marcus Senator by the Ohio Legislature Wed- - Speaker Pro Tern Goebel announced nesday See page two for details his committees Tuesday giving Senator M Thomas of this city three import- ¬ Representative Saunders bas not J places He was made chairman of ant yet introduced his resolution in the the committee on Appropriations and Legislature asking for Senator Lindsays was placed on the committees on Penresignation Saunders has as much itentiary and House of Reform and In- ¬ to Deboes cause for ask ternal Improvements resignation as for Lindsays Theres as much difference between Lindsay and Wednesday the House adopted Repres D Jdoa as between Dboe and Saunders tative Charltons resolution asking Ken ¬ tucky Congressman to vote against the Revenge Unworthy of Democrats Hawaiian annexation Stanford Journal to Any attempt at vituperation or re- ¬ Senator Jones has introduced a bill amounting venge in legislation will react on the make a cut in State salaries aggregate to 60000 annually Democratic party and prove the correct- ¬ in the ness of the estimate that their enemies Senator J M Thomas has introduced have placed upon them To pass laws a bill to fix the penalty for stealing or ST railroad because to trammel the L a bill it is alleged to have coerced its employes killing domesticated deer Also liqupr to abolish the office of Jailer of Jeffer to decrea8ethe penalty forselling 300 to son county because he gave his printing in local option counties from 25 as Sheriff to the Courier Journal to re ¬ fuse to confirm Dr Wileys appointAmong the bills introduced in the ment as Superintendent of the Lexing- ¬ House are acts to prevent the marriage ton Lunatic Asylum for no other reason of first cousins to prohibit the sale of than because he is a gold bug and the cigarettes to raise the age of consent brother-in-laof Col Gaither and to from twelve to sixteen to amnd the do the many other silly things that law providing for free turnpikes to certain people expect of it will be un amend the mob law bill to compel cor- ¬ worthy of Democrats and men There porations to pay guards employed to are too many important things which give the governor a stenographer at need attention for the body to engage in 1000 a year to prohibit persons from such petty business setting fire to any woods fences or grass or other things capable of spread- ¬ The Kentucky Press ing fire on the land of another to pro- ¬ hibit seining trapping and netting food The Fleming Gazette a very newsy fish to abolish the Land Office paper and a model of typographical beauty will be changed from folio to On the twentieth ballot Wednesday quarto form Miss Pauline Helm Hardin was nomi- ¬ nated by the Democratic caucus for SCINTILLATIONS State Librarian The vote stood Miss An Interesting Jnmble Of Kews And Hardin 32 Miss Calhoun 18 Miss Ingels Comment 14 Miss Barnett 13 Miss Sublett and A column account of the cyclone at Mrs Martin 12 each The Cuurier Ft Smith Ark will be found on page Journdl says that Miss Ingels of this two city made a remarkable race being a The Hessian fly is ravaging wheat in new candidate yet coming in third in a the counties of Christian Todd and field of twelve She was nominated by Trigg Senator Thomas and her race was manThere are eighteen divorce suits on aged by Representative J T Hinton the Boyle Circuit Court which convenes who showed himself to be one of the Monday Most of the suits were riled best manipulators in the contest Detailed proceedings of the Legisla- ¬ by colored people Kev John Hall who has been pastor ture will be found on page two of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Tour Ijife Insured lc a Day Church in New York for forty eight Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ years has resigned able paper on the Capital City Bank ctf The suit of Mrs Al Martin against Columbus O There can be no stronger the Mntual Benefit Life Insurance Com- guarantee given you We dare not use pany of Newark to recover a 5000 pol 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Louis than via Cincinnati Forfull information call on C O Agents or write to the undersigned No trouble to answer questionsG V Barxey TJ P A Lexington Ky - Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure 2nc For sale by W T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris Ky large glass up full size upright Elegant line of White Enameled and Brass Beds 5 at prices that can no- SIDE BOARDS Suffered 20 Years g cated who is at a Buy from the dealer small expense not the one pay- rr jtuiin OY rl inn kj in Tii fc auu Tirl ir li a a uu i aiiji viij xjuo chirge big prices Respectfully -- be dupli- - v tion sick headaches V S wng nts ueierj ta25ccures constipaat druggists ¬ J tSS T 1 1 MllN 1U1Ni i Wright s Celery Capsules 1 To the Wright Medical Co Of Peck P O Anderson Pike Co O Recommends Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach I was unable to Trouble and Constipation do anything for nearly two years Z ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules una they or the benefit of otLers so have cured me alflicted I wish to send this letter Very iruly yours AV Wood Mantels and Tilings Undertaking and Embalming scientifically attended to m v unurijinj q q 4 5 2J3ldbyvalldruggists atSOcandSlftpeEs box ijend address on postal to the1 1MrlgiS tilled Co Columbus O for trial size free MRS LAUItA WEISHAUIT S AyjEHsar MKS wrlt3 Of Murry Iii Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules w The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 Ind and used them for stomach trouble with which I had been afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap ¬ sules I have lost all trace of pain and my stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not felt better in years Yours Respectfully ¬ a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fnm L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Dear Siks Columbus Ohio Last spiing I purchased Mrs Lauka Weishauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50o and 100 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free For twenty seven years I had been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ tion and paid large sums of money for doc- ¬ tors and advertised remedies without bene- ¬ fit Thrco years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle and unnerve me I was unable to sleep had a number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Kcstorativo Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first the medicine seemed to have no effect but Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries after taking a few bottles I began to notice etc Below is mentioned some of thi standard and select stock a change I rested better at night my appe- ¬ you want good goods you will fiiidjust that sort at my store I will tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better until now I am as nearly restored be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be to health as one of my age may expect God had blesaDrMilesNerTine EVAPORATED FRUITS Dr Miles Remedies Dr Peaches Prunes Apricots Pear3 are sold by all drug- ¬ fVUM gists under a positive French Peas guarantee first bottle Nervine SJ benefits or money re- ffMtors f nnded Book on dis- ¬ Heattfr eases of the heart and Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu nerves free Address UK MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco oGce MAEY LEWIS wife of a promi ¬ farmer and well known by all old residents near Belmont N Y GROCERY STOCKS NEWT TCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER If -- Ghancgixv -- 04 MANY THINK In sorrow shalt thou bring forth children that a curse was pro- ¬ nounced against the human race but the joy felt by every Mother when she first presses to her heart her babe proves the contrary when the Creator said to woman OPTICIAN LH Landman MD xy THISDAY -- ¬ Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Ckeese Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni Pure Maple Syrup Pue Buckwheat Flour Mincemeat Nancamp Tomato Catsup Nancamp Pork and Beans Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters FEB 8TH 1898 Finest Chocolate Candies Danger and suffering lurk in returning every second Tuesday in each Mixed and Stick Candies the pathway of the Expectant month Optician La udmai Mother and should be avoided Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts 3RSWJ has been visiting thisthat she may reach the hour when tfvftrrjmrv city regular 1 for over London Layer Raisins Loose Muscatel Raisins Seedless Raisins the hope of her heart is to be real- ¬ WM KflAffifr JLIW live yvuia nun iiaa au- Citron Figs Dates ized in full vigor and strength justed glasses to the - ISGRIG TURKEYS ¬ m MOTHER rnirun ex-Treasu-rer ffijf imp i7ryTFir so relaxes the system and as sists Nature Da W R Sinitli8 College texington Ky CREAM BAKING POWDER YEARS THE STANDARD Is where hundreds of clerks farmer da- ¬ boys and others have invested 90 for nger tuition and board for an education and trying hour is robbed of its pain are now getting 1000 anci over a year and suffering as so many happy The Kentucky University Diploma mothers have experienced under seal is presented graduates of this Nothing but Mothers Friend does honored and responsible college Read this Dont be deceived or ad and keep thfs notice for reference persuaded to use anything else Remember in order that your letters Motkers Friend is the greatest remedyerer may reaoh this college to address only W R bmith Lexington Ky highly W H King Co WhlteTyrigXt Tex Wait WM0 that the necessary change takes place ¬ without Nau- ¬ sea Headache petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans irlass from Clark Clayfe drug store wcn hit visits and when he makee his regular visit he will examine your eves thorough ly and make any change necsary to Main St give satisfaction Examination free References Drs W J Fithian Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris L ¬ eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and bas proven hims If com ¬ NEWTON MITCHELL THEEl GROCER adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky Nrv9us Giuui- or 3TjC 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE andthe 3JI pp M H 31 MqJ Buck and Bills Furniture Window Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses DEALER IN GEO W T7AVIS Etc For first class work Three first class given to Undertak ¬ barbers All work done strictly first Special attention elaes Next door to Bourbon Bank ing and Repairing Main Anyone sending a afcetch and deiEriptibn may quickly ascertain our opinion free vneHier an Invention is probaWy patentable Communica tions strictly confldlkitiaL Handbook on Patents tmrtt froa niflnat nronw fnr Racunne Tmtonts Patents taken tltrough Muim Co receive rtprifil nntlrr wUhnil t chargin the ¬ Street - - - - Paris Ky 4nov tf New Laundry Agency Of druggists at Mutual Hfe has of prico Write 100 or sent by mail on receipt for book containing valna paid to representatives of its policy- ¬ BTe Information for all Mothefrs mailed free Tke Brsdfield Bgffalater Co Atlanta 6a holders and to its policy holders and is MOST PERFECT MADE m 180000000 an A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free now holding for them CAicDWCLLS from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant excess over premium reoeipts of over The Northwestern Scientific Jtecrican illustrated weekly Laraest cir culatioa of any scientific Journal Terms 5 a year feur months L Bold by all newsdealers A handsomely 1 i 11 hi 40 oW0we tf V1 SDR INDIGESTION PEPS1IM II New MM IMssF St Washington DYork C Branch Office GSf I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of Work or orders the public patronage Clays drug store will left at Clarke Two good telephones good for dis ¬ reqpive immediate attention tance of 590 miles Will sell cheap Work catfed for and delivered promptly Gan be used in the country Apply t Respectfully j he jnews omce for particulars Telephones For Sale 16ap tf Bruce Holladay - at Q I y ynlggmm hgf iSiKBBLAim L f uSr iiftwia HE5 QOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 14 1893 DPDOAATA X UiJLUJ VN jtXlJ ITUUn X 5 TBE I -- NEWS 1881 The Elders Wanted The Court House Seventeenth Year Established Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as i iss mall matter secoJ TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payablein Advance Oneyear news costs S2 00 Sixmouths 3100 ¬ port you FROM A cant even get a re GUN FRKK OF CHARGE Orders MiMjKR Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Etc The new Fiscal Court meets to day Mrs Helen Spears and family will remove to this city from Chattanoga in February T Forsyth sold two shares of Deposit Bank stock for 125 per share at private sale A Wednesday auctioneer Willis six Clark premiums on at the Louisville Poultry Leghorns Show Wednesday ¬ of this city won single comb brown Mrs A M Clayton sold on Tuesday to Jasper Offutt ninety five acres of unimproved land in the Hutchison pre- cards were printed Joseph Smiths ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY The marriage of Miss Madie Cooper v uuouu J iUJLUrtUUl iUilUUU lUctUU lVU THE NEWS MAN a Covington girl who is well known in Mormon missionaries who are in Ken ¬ Clarence Wilson of tucky for the purposes of securing con- ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At Paris to Mr New York will verts to the Mormon religion tried to The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Rochester occur nthe 27ch at the First Baptist rent the Pans court house to use in Else where Mrs Lafajette Ardery Sr is quite Churchsin Covington holding a series of meetings The elders first asked Jailer W C ill SPEARS SPEARS Jones to rent them the buildiug but he j Tuesday afternoon at five o clock a Mrs R J Neely is visiting friends 1 rge assembly referred them to Judge W M Purnell in Georgetown of friends saw Mr Henry who very properly and very promptly Judge H C Howard made a busi ¬ Si ears and Mrs Georgia Cbiles Spears and positively told them that the7 could ness trip to Mr Sterling Wednesday united in inarrirge by a beautiful cere- not use the Paris court house for such a mony performed by Bishop Burton at Mrs Sue Moran has returned from purpose St Peters Episcopal Cbnrrh while to Mrs Wm Addams in Atlanta a UM tiuzets ekilltnl touch The Mormons were both men of good visit Prof A Miss Judith Carpenter has returned drew soft music from the Organ appearance who wore extra long Prince The Albert coats and derby hats The from a visit to Mrs W A Tribble at bride looking very handsome in a be larger man was a blonde weighing per- ¬ Stanford comingxos ume of brown silk came in Miss Gertrude Hill is expected to with her brother-in-la- v haps 185 pounds and wore a moustache Mr Ed Wick The smaller man was a smooth shayen arrive home to morrow from a visit in liffe who gave her away She was at- ¬ bruuette Both men are oily talkers Lonisville tended by her sister Mrs Ed Wickliffe to enlist the attention well calculated Mr and Mrs Frazier Parrish of ot Lexington and Mrs W V Parker imand sympathies of credulous and Cvnthiana are guests at Mr B F of this city Mr W H McMillan was pressionable women of the poorer and Remingtons best man and Messrs Jas Stewart and ignorant classes The Mormons spent The Editor F D Spottswood of the J D McClintock were ushers Tuesday night at the home of a well Harrodsburg Democrat was a visitor in groom is the popular President of the known family living near Paris and Paris Wednesday Agricultural Bank and is one of Bour ¬ leading citizens while his bride is left the city after being refused the use Mr and Mrs Wm Hukill Sr are bons of the court house a handsome and most estimable lady visiting their daughter Mrs M H On fche reverse side of their visiting They left at 545 for a short trip j t ¬ Wednesday Elder Elias S Woodruff of Salt Lake Citv Utah and Elder VJFXrCXT CYSS JL JLV LT NUPTIAL KNOTS 30 MS M hJm j Appreciating the demand for something sensible and substantial to supply the place of a oft time useless nribimas present we nave arranged a special sale a special low prices to continue through the holidays At this sale we are now offering Ladies Misses and Chil ¬ drens and Men and JSoys Shoes in the best and mosfc popular makes and in the latest toes and shapes at few down prices You should take advantage of this opportunity What would be more useful or acceptable as a gift than a stylish pair of shoes selected from our stock up-to-d- ate Davis Uiomson flRRSSCEtSKZ Isgrfg 2HKrattK5es3Z iIIl Rich table lin Choice Stock Kid gloves The largest a i most complete stock handkerchiefs ev wrought to the cityAll the noveli in china etc Ladies and g umbrellas Fancy hosiery Mens furnish etc Gome in and s ur elegant stock - cinct at Sam 10 per acre horse Wednesday while out hunting and sustained a dislocated shoulder and was painfully bruised -- Bedford was thrown from his - The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered in the Second Presbyterian Church Sunday morning Us- ¬ ual services to morrow morning at 1030 oclock ¬ Eiley Grannon is now in Egypt while that other distinguished light of the turf Tod Sloane sails from London for home next Saturday Tod blew in 32000 francs doing the continent - sas there seems to be no special need for Governor Bradley to revive the agitation of the Separate Coach law The law is giving satisfaction to a very large majority of Kentuckys citizens a very bright young man of this city who has been studying at the University of the South at Sewanee Tennessee for the ministry in the Episcopal Ourch has been granted license to preach by Bishop Button He filled the pulpit at the St The Georgetown Times very sensibly Mr Hal E Spears Peters Church in this city Sunday c The News is requested to state that the regular day for the examination of ¬ V r ft I r those pupils who complete the Common School Course and who wish a certificate Thursday Jan 20th but the Superintendent ot Public Instruction has fbeeni syfr 5 Judge The News congratulates consented to give a date later in the Spring for those who are not ready this Pnrnell on his prompt action in turning awav the Mormon emissaries month In a conversation with a reputable Mrs John Cunningham of near gentleman one of the Mormons when Paris one of the heirs to th6 Argyle asked if polygamy Was not eminently a fortune in Scotland has received a let- ¬ doctrine of the Mormon church and if ter from Mr John Campbell of War- ¬ it was not practiced by Mormons to day ren O who has recently interviewed replied Our church taught that McKlnley on the subject He plural marriage was the correct state President has also interviewed Col W D Barnes but we do not practice it who is in direct communication with It is clearly patent that these sly old the Duke of Argyle in regard to the Mormons would only be too glad of a fortune Col Barnes will go to Scot- ¬ chance to wink at a case of bigamy land in the Spring even though it be in direct conflict with Prof Ebwin Sparks of the Univer- ¬ Kentucky statutes Night Yardinaster Killed sity of Chicago will to nignt deliver the first of his series of lectures to be Edward Shannon night yardinaster given in the parlors of the Methodist of N was run over and killed the L Church under the auspices of the Paris While in the yards Wednesday night Literary Club The subject will be attempting to couple some cars he Jonathan Edwards and the Early missed his footing and fell the wkeels Season tickets good for six tiburch passing over his body near the thighs lectures can be secured from members Shannon was an excellent young man at one dollar Admission to single lec- who was twenty six years old and was ture twenty five cents unmarried His remains were taken in a special car yesterday to Winchester Dancing School for interment will begin teaching Prof Osborne Dr H H Roberts Coroner held an class in dancing at Odd Fellows inquest yesterday morning over the another Lessons every body The following is Hall Monday night Monday Wednesday and Friday nights the verdict Afternoon class will meet at three We the undersigned coroners jury of Bourbon county having duly in- ¬ clock and nigat class at eight quired into as to whom and by what means Edward R Shannon whose dead Bourbon Tobacco Sale body was viewed by us on the 15th day of January 1898 after having examined Several fine crops of Bourbon to- ¬ his body and heard the evidence we do bacco were sold at Louisville Wednes ¬ find the deceased came to hiB death by day Mr John C Clay got an average being accidentally knocked down or while attempting to couple cars of 1431 for ten hogsheads and Mr M fell further find that tlfe railroad com- ¬ We A Kenney sold three at 30 17 1850 pany is not in fault V K Sbipp Ardery Craig sold ten hhds at 19 A J Winters 1675 16 16 1150 1775 1775 Whaljy H 1050 1075 630 G W Judy Hugh Montgomery Harvey Hi bier Increasing Alaska Colony Bourbons ¬ teen articles of faith cles are as follows We believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly we also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God We believe in being honect true chaste benevolent virtuous and in do ¬ ing took to ail men indeed we may say the admonition tht we followall things we of Paul hope all We believe things we have endured many things and hope to be able to endure all things If tht re is anything virtuous lovely or of good report or praiseworthy we seek after thede things Thesuccpss of the Mormon eltters Walsh and Robinson in securing the publie school building in North Middle to vn and another school building in the county as mentioned in a previous issue of The News doubtless emboldened Woodruff and Tolman to try- to se- ¬ cure the Paris court house Mormon missionaries have recently worked in Mason Nicholas Montgom ¬ ery and Clark counties Miss Parsons of Provo Utah a missionary who is working under the auspicps of the Womans Baptist Home Missionary Society says Plural marriage is as much a reality to day as it was in the days of Joseph Smith It may have died out while the eyes of the nation wre upot Utah but it is now there and I have seen it They have thousands of missionaries through out the states and through these mis sionaries convert rare constantly added to the church many of whom do not even surmise that polygamy is as impor- ¬ tant a doctrine to day as it has ever ¬ ¬ thir- ¬ Two of the arti- ¬ ¬ Davis at Mayslick Miss Clara Wilmoth has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs James Lail in Cynthiana Mrs Robt Goggin entertained the Young Married Ladies Euchre Club yesterday afternoon Miss Bessie Armstrong of Lexing ¬ ton is the guest of Mies Louise Bash ford on Scott avenue Messrs John C Sherley C F Shaw and Frank Collyer of Louisville were in the city Tuesday Mr H B Browning of Beckner ville Clark county was in the city yesterday on a business trip Mrs J T Quisenberry and daughter Mrs W A Parker Jr returned yesterday from Winchester Miss Lake Kern has returned from New York where she has been employed as clerk in one of the public libraries Miss Mary Emma Stevenson who has been visiting Miss Bertha Hintou has leturned to her home in Georgetown Mrs Thos Crawford of Seventh street has been quite ill for several dajS being threatened with fever and pnrumonia Mrs A Barnett and Mrs A J Adolph Barnett Winters and son Wiuters have returned from a visit to relatives in Eminence Misa Lucy Lowry entertained at of Miss whist last evening in hon--There Addie Garner of Winchester twenty five guests present were about - The Bourbon Dancing Club gave a delightful little impromptu dance Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall in honor of Miss Addie Garner of Wincbepter who is the guest of Miss Lucy Lowry ¬ ¬ r ¬ of BIRTHS The AUvent Of Our Future Men And Women ife In thePalmers school neighborhood to the wife of Wm Branuock twin daughters On Monday night to the wife of B F Buckley formerly Miss Cordie Leer a daughter OBITUARY i i Respectfully Dedicated To The IMernory Of The Dead uuLMffj nrw jjb Mrs7Ann Wornall mother of Mrs taxjru Clay Buckner of this county aud Mrs J H Croxton of Clark died Sunday at the home of the latter MrEva Maupin Wilcox aged twenty six wife of James Wilcox of - TT1 a tuc IVj 29 T JlIjsj KY MAIN ST PARIS 7 iAfcHVJMJiay jjaa anamgviMjjjji-n-Mg4-r-33PT-rTMnlJT- this city died yesterday morning at Waco Madison county of pneumonia She leaves two children Warren aged five and Sadie aged three V Mrs J D Daubman sister of J HortoQ of Ruddles Mills aud Mrs Lee Beall of Missouri died yesterday at her home in Williamstown The deceased was a daughter of the late W D Hor ton Burial at 1230 to morrow at Rud ¬ dles Mills gch era gt k ra n m m B 1MB islHi sea K2r To close out all Winter goods during the next o cfeys we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost Di ess Goods formerly 75c and SI 00 per yard at 39c mbraciBg David Kennedy aged about sixty five fancy weaves broadcloth- - novelties and whipcoid diagunal rerges died of fever Monday night at his home Table linens and napkin- In rge variet at cost near Pans The deceased is survived by All our underwear at much less than cost his wife Mrd Anna E Kennedy t sister Penangs and percales formerly Sic to cloe 4c per ysrd of Wm Myall and three sons Samuel t ee our nosiery at lUc and 15c per pair worth 25c The de-Owentand Edward Kennedy Notions of every description less than cost i ceasajljwas an excellent citizen and had mildssheetli n worth 30cxfdrMi been an elder in the Second Presbyter- ¬ Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c j or yar ian Church for more than twenty five years Funeral services were held at jjBtJLiv ffj -- aajtfatr8rMwai ruii -- rjsajMAsrnjxmazssx srr the church Welnesday morning at eleven oclock by Rev E H Ruther Mrs Newton Mitchell gaye a pleas- ford Burial at the Paris cemetery ant little informal euchre Tuesday even- ¬ The pall bearers were Wm Isgrig WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK P ing in honor of her charming sisters Warren Johnson L M Vanhook Robt Misses Kallie and Katie Gay of Wood- ¬ Q Turner John Johnson James Smith IMPORTED AtD TB0II8EKIK68 ford county Present were Misses Etta Found A bunch of keys Owner McClintock Mary Webb Gass Mamie get them by calling at The News McClintock Alice Spears Sade Hart can office Nannie Wilson Fannie Mann Dr J R Adair Dr M H Daily Messrs Ford Revenue Men decommissioned Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentiiek wht Brent Albert Hinton John Williams By order of the revenue department at quality and style are considered Uhas Winn Frank Walker Walter We aak you to give up a call Washington the rank or classification of Champ A delightful lunch was served the entire revenue force of this district has been changed Heretofore the men A Church Musical storekeewere clasped as storekeepers The congregation of the Baptist per-gangers aid gaogeis Lul Mir Church held a combined business and the new order they will be all known as social session Wednesday night at the storekeeper gangers and all will be church After an election of officers of eligible to assibni c rf faj the chnrsh Sunday School Sunbeam the service This entire force will have Society and Young Peoples Society a to make new bonds The new arrange LLJEt pleasing musical program was rendered ment will put every man on the same solos footing The program included the One Hour by Thee With Goodloe M Awake W -- Lii ¬ ¬ SUMS FOR FALL AND WINTER i22 ¬ Our i Edgar and Ernest Penn twin broth- ¬ ers of the Hutchison precinct left Moi Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late day for Douglass City Alaska to seek westerns dividends to their fortunes Edgar Penn had but re- ¬ The North to cently returned from Alaska where he policy holders are mvqualed and dividends you had a good paying situation in a quartz procure Northwestern carry Northwestern insurance tf mill This addition to Bourbons colony must in the frozen zone swells the number to Yesterdays Temperature an eveu dozen all of whom are prosper- The following is the temperature as s noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city New crop currents raisins citron 40 7 a m peaches prunes apricots hominy oat 40 8 a m meal rolled oats 41 9 a m Newton Mitchell tr 43 10 a m 45 11 a m 4 45 12 m 45 2 p in is carrying nearly The Northwestern 4S 3 p m insurance ton the lives of 1 OOOOOO 43 p m ¬ 4 Bourbon Countys representative citi42 5 n m zens Call on R P Dow Jr 8tfor 7 p m 40 p6oe -- - particulars Fithian Lilleston W The News Paris Ky Ray Clark W M Goodloe and hardt ra selection by quartet Mrs F J Cheek Miss Julia OBrien Dr F M Faries Rev F W Eberhardt A delightful supper was served in the basement of OS SATURDAY JAS MB 1898 the church at 2 oclock p m the store room and dwelling on the OConnor lot will be sold the purchaser being required to reAdvertised Letter List move the building at once BOURBON BANK List of letters remaining unclaimed in Paris Ky postorfice Jan 14 1898 Lowry Margaret Barrett Henry Bntler Mrs Susie AMackey Mr Kate Collier Edith P Merstin G F Cunningham A WMiller Mrs Fannie Eaton Mrs Lizzie Murray Bertha Will not be responsible for any debts Forsvthe J F Pame Dr A G unless written Older from me Gaines Mrs Sallie Pate Maggie S BROOKS CLAY Gibson J H Peterson A T Gwyn Jas W Price Lucille Snpei visor of Public Roads Hack Miss Waker Reed Mrs Katie Sjan tf Hawkins J B Shropshire Bd Stucky J Rivers He we Etha Hntchins Nellie Taylor Frank NOTICE Hutchison Ellen Trainch Geo Jones Mrs Mollie Thomas Mattie Kirkpatrick G L Turner Allen S Long S Weldon Stella All persons having claims against C Persons calling for above letters will F Clay deceased will present the same properly proven according to law please say advertised to the undersigned Administrators W L DirTIS P M All persons knowing themselves in- ¬ debted to C F Clay deceased will please settle promptly with the Admin ¬ Look at our special offerings in ladies4 istrators misses and childrens JJehoes nice for S B GLAY the holiday trade deceased Administrators of C F 01a j Thompson Isorio Davis My Love by Jas Condon Jerusa- ¬ by Miss Alioe Spears lem and Palms by Rev F W Eberhardt A DESIRABLE prompt paying ten- ¬ choruses There Is a Land Mine Eyes ant desires to rent a six or eight room residence in the city of Paris Persons Hath Seen and Unfold Y Portals by who have such a place to rent please Hark There Comes a Whisper care at once address A B C T quartet Eber- ¬ wHie House Wanted fijrUy VERCORT flBQh PUBLIC SALE Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors an you will never pay 3000 or 35oo again We make pants for joo that are good and- - the bes for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 an where else Cleaning- and - -- Pressing a Specialty ¬ LAVIN HUKILL do not obtain NOTICE OBSOLETE METHODS ftDliiWOBS laundry Our superior improved facility enable us to turn out the acns f beauty in laundry worlt white spotless and of domestic or m tins5 at i Wcit 3fW tt D6rl a WMSkmm COGHT 897 dium gloss finish Our wewi i done by expert hands and is ajovr criticism Our prkes are atwa satisfactory as well as ur work BJ The Bourbon Sieani Laundx W M HINTON JRjccBllO Teleph023 No 4 Proprietory SK 4 2r-- 6 I wta but I THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 14 1898 would Toi say so and I knew that Dolph was scared too al¬ though he was trying hard to be brave He reached out and lighted the candle left on a chair by the bedside Each of us had a horse pistol under his pillow and my sword and Dolphs gun lay across the foot of the bed Dolph dragged the huge old gun toward him and I seized the sword Suddenly there came a loud knock at our very door and a disguised voice growled out Open this door I vill not cried Dolph with a sud ¬ You den rise of anger and courage petter go avay Ve vas armed to de teet und we haf a tog came the voice Bah Im not afraid of your arms if you have any or of your dog either Come now I know that you two boys are alone in the house and Im going to come in The voice sounded maudlin as if its owner had been drinking You stay oud cried Dolph If you dond you vill A single heavy kick broke the light latch of the door and there stood a man with a handkerchief tied over the lower part of his face and his hat drawn down to his eyes I dropped down under the bedclothes and Dolphs courage gave way in the A WISE EMPLOYMENT fir THE BOURBON NEWS c J - RRTJCE I WALTER CHAMP I MILLER rEdltor and Ownaw Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by to Old Jacks Opportunity CCvS 5 of the friends of my boyhood was Adolph Switzer a short stout rosy cheeked and yellow haired Ger- ¬ man boy His parents had a small vege- ¬ table and fruit farm near my fathers larger farm My name is James but the boys of the neighborhood abbreviated it to Jim and Adolph Switzer always called me Shim while I called him Dolph Dolph had a lank stupid homely dog named Jack of the most disagreeable shade of yellow He always declared that his Yack had the making of a great dog in him but none of these latent powers had manifested them- ¬ selves when Jack was six years old and Dolph and I were 14 However Dolph still felt entire confidence in his dogs abilities they were merely waiting he said for their chance to show them- ¬ selves for an obberdoonity This dog was always at our heels I say ours because Dolph and I were the warmest of friends and spent all our spare time together I was milking our cows out in the barnyard one evening in September when 1 heard the familiar voice of Dolph call out 0 Shim I looked around over my shoulder and saw Dolphs round red face be ¬ tween the top bars of the fence Hello Dolph I said Say Shim you vant to have some goot fun Some fun I asked What doing Veil I vill let you know My folks are all gone avay und I vant you to come over und stay all night mit me hey I will if I can Dolph But what shall we do for fun Oh ve vill dink up someding hey My father gave me permission to spend the night at Dolphs on condition that I should get home very early in the morning Mr and Mrs Switzer and their two little girls had gene to Dolphs grandmothers to stay until the follow ¬ ing day leaving no one at home but Dolph It was the first time he had ever been left in sole charge of the place and he seemed to feel that it was an event in his life Now Shim he said as soon as we were in the house in the first place ve vill eat all ve can holt My mutter said I can eat anvding I vant und all I vant of it So Dolph began our goot fun by makiijg a raid on his mothers pantry Jfrrand milkhduge ajid settingfoth 3t5 Society Girls Wlio Teacli Poor CIiIV v dren Housewifery Those who fancy that the life of the society girl of San Francisco means balls dinners teas luncheons and thea ¬ ter parties would be much surprised if they could take a good look at the housekeeping school that meets every Saturday morning at the Silver Star kindergarten It shows Uhat the society girls of the city have been well trained in tihe practical and have not been formed merely for the tinsel of life A number of years ago several young ladies of the fashionable circle agreed to devote Saturday morning to aiding the neglected little ones in a purely practical way They determined to se- ¬ lect a portion of the cdty where the chil-¬ dren have few opportunitiesJSnd where life means for thesm one hard struggle It was the young girls living in the lo- ¬ cality of the Silver Star kindergarten that these ambitious society women de ¬ cided to aid The kindergarten itself is composed of poor little tots who rarely have new frocks and boots and the old- er sisters of these infants were the for ¬ tunate ones chosen for lessons inQaouse keeping The instructresses decided to take no one younger than five years of age for bhey realized that a girl must attain that number of years in order to grasp the first rudiments of housekeeping Girhy who must make their own way in the I world as housemaids or seamstresses cannot begin too soon The teachers had no difficulty in proj curing girls who desired to be instruct- ¬ ed because it was sugar coated labor thev were offered There is no irreater punishment to a young girl than to ask her to care for her room or bed andyefti she will spend hours laboring with her dolls their beds and m sweeping andj dusting toy houses Girls who would behorrified if their mothers suggested that they waslh the dishes will assidu ously wash dolls china and feel no fa- ¬ tT tigue These young ladies understood this4 M and so thev worked accordingly came they would use brilliant idea - 1 dolls utensils So the children in the neighborhood who had difficulty in procuring even boots or frocks not even to consider toys thought it the jolliest sort of fun tp go up to the Silver Star building andV play with dolls and dishes and wee brooms just like the grown people Girls it is said only abandon their dolls because they are ashamed to play with them when women They were de lighted with the quantities of toys they were permitted to play with the entire forenoon bv the sweet faced strangel young ladies The children began by learning td make beds and at first thej- - were given the dearest miniature bedsteads with toy sheets covers and pillows One of the most useful tasks taught is that of serving a dinner There are wee tables dishes wane glasses and Jqiivesad iforks These latter are oJ tin and there are neat little napkins arid table covers Tihe children tare shown how wine and water should be properly served and thus tihey gain knowledge tJhat they could obtain only by years of experience Each of the teachers has a class in sewing and accuracy is insisted upon by the instructresses They supply tihe children with stamped patterns and they first illustrate the proper way to When this is mastered do running they are slhown how to do patchwork neatly Then they are taught to make petticoats for little ones younger than themselves When the underskirts are finished they are given to the needy oi that neighborhood and so indirectly many are the gifts that find their way to the poor San Francisco Bulletin i E -- onizing the French Heroine The archbishop of Orleans has brought to Borne the acts of the proc- ¬ ess for the sanctification of the already blessed Joan of Arc The acts are very voluminous They contain over 2000 pages of foolscap which the bishop will present to Leo XILT before consigning them to the Congregation of Bites for the continuation of the process which if favorably judged will lead eventually to the canonization of the French heroine Although the JOAN OF ARC Pre pa rat ions Being Made for Can ¬ If HARPERS MAGAZINE will enter the coming year prepared to give to the reading public hat which has made ft famous for the past quarter of a century contributions from the pens of the great literary men and women of the world illustrated by leading artists A brief glance over its prospectus announces such reading as desparing crv of Sic em Yack Take im Yack There was a scratching rushing ound under the bed and alow angry snarl deepening into a growl as the ugly dog I despised and Dolph loved darted forward and bounded upward toward the man The stairs were directly behind the intrudei As old Jack shot forward the man stepped back and the next instant he and Jack were rolling down the steep flight of steps together the man yelling out in a voice that was not disguised now Call him off boys Call off the dog Git out you ugly whelp oh oh Dolphs courage rose instantly He jumped out of bed laid the barrel of the old gun across the top of the chair on which stood the- candle and fired Over went the chair the candle and - The house rang the gun I began slashing away with my sword in the darkness thinking the man might have come back Stop dat Shim roared Dolph as my first blow hit him broadside on the back We now heard a terrific scuffle going en downstairs Jack was snarling through his teeth and the man was mut- Dolph All was darkness with the report of proceedings are very complicated and long Leo XILT has expressed a great desire that the preliminaries may be hastened so that the function shall take place during his pontificate and as it were seal the good relations between France and the holy see Should the wish of the pope be grati ¬ fied it will be the fourth ceremony of canonization that has taken place while he has occupied the chair of St Peter the three former having occurred in 18S1 18S8 and the last in May of this j ear Kow that the process before the bishopric of Orleans is finished the members of the court that conduct- ¬ ed it there and the witnesses who were heard are freed from the silence im ¬ posed upon them so that we shall soon know what are the miracles to be discussed and judged in the Congregation of Bites which had to examine and de- cideon the heroism of the virtues and on the authenticity of the miracles Two miracles are sufficient for beatifi- ¬ cation but to become a saint and be raised to the honor of worship more are necessary When the Congregation of Bitts founded by Sixtus V is not convinc ed of the exactness or trustworthiness of the results of the bishopric process new inquiries and sometimes new processes are ordered These in- ¬ quiries not infrequentlj- continued for years sometimes they go on for cen tmries When at last the congregation has no more objections to make the pope gathers together all the cardinal and bishops in Borne and asks merely as a formality if no further obstacles prevent the canonization On reeeiv- ing a favorable answer the pontiff pro- ¬ claims with a bull the sanctity of the blessed one and establishes a date for the fetes of canonization which are so magnificent as to represent an aver age expense of from 200000 to 300000 Home Cor Pall Mall Gazette ¬ OUR PACIFIC PROSPECT CANAL PROJECTS FOB A SICAIUfiFA Bg fan DA V1D TUtlPtB EASTERN SIBERIA AND THE PACIFIC THE COMEBCUL IMPORTANCE OF Jt STEPIIEV BOySAL AX ISTHHIAN CANAL IVORTUIXGTON C FORD THE DETILOPJJENT OF OUB PACIFIC D0HAI5 Bg CHARLES FLUitill3 by Striking novelties in short fiction will by Henry Seton Mkrriman author of The Sowers be contributed by such authors as W D Howells Richard Harding Davis Brander Matthews Frederic Remington Ruth McEnery Stuart and others There will be a series of articles on ART AND THE DRAMA EUROPE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE ARMIES AND NAVIES STUDIES IN AMERICAN SOCIETY AMERICAN CHARACTER SKETCHES RODENS CORNER THE NOVEL OF THE YEAR Postage free to all subscribers in tlie United States Canada- and Mexico BROTHERS Pubs N Y City Send for free prospectus Sub S4 a year Address HARPER - f kif t 0 Gen Lew Wallace H S Williams lt W D Howell Oweu Wnter C D Warner 2giBBfgSB during 1898 will present to its readers a faithful pictorial repre- ¬ sentation of the worlds most interesting and important news THE NEWS THAT BECOMES HISTORY National and Inter- - i The Weekly will continue to participate national Politics Social and Economic S R Crockett Questions Industrial Enterprise Art and Literature LONG in the ereat Dolitical events of our ronn try It will treat of the social and eco- ¬ nomic questions and of the development of the middle west Its special corre- ¬ spondent in the Klondike region will trace the story of the great gold discoveries SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES THE1son Carl Schuxx H Two long serials will appear during the year contributed by authors of iStcr- national fame and will be illustrated Owen S Tlr fMlxTFsTOCKTOX IiSit Wister These and a score of equally prominent Howard Pyle writers will contribute short stories to the John Kendrick Bangs jWKKKivin jSoS making the paper espe Mary E Wilkins cially rich in fiction Other features are the NOT AMBITIOUS An A good story is told of the way two shrewd Buffalo men made 4000 on an investment of 35 The two men are engaged in business and have the reputation among their friends of knowing how to make money They were walk ¬ ing down Exchange street a few months ago to take a train at the Central sta- ¬ tion On the way down Exchange street they observed a- painterat woW onone of thebig fences Hewsdraw ing the picture of a young colored boy in the act of being scrubbed white by ¬ - ¬ tering frightful oaths Artist of Considerable Slcill Who Wants an Easy Joli 9 DEPARTMENTS Caspar Whitney AND SPECIAL ARTICLES F R Stockton e SKir of a mansebar nearly najii o his mouth The old dog limped and After gorging ourselves we played a in few games of checkers told riddles and had three knife cuts on him I told you so Shim cried Dolph brought our exhilarating time to a close clapping me on the back and talking in bed by getting ready for We had both worked hard that day an hysterical manner Oh I told you and were accustomed to early hours So so Shim Vat vou dink of old Yack it was hardly nine oclock when we went upstairs to Dolphs little bedroom over the kitchen But first we had gone around with a candle locking all the doors and making sure that every win IjJViW Take im Yack Sic im Yack Goot bov Goot for vou Yack shouted Dolph Bv the time we had lighted the candle again the noise had ceased downstairs but we heard running footsteps outside and old Jack barking and snarling as he gave chase tdpffiifiarite back with Presently nw - lOtL THIS BUSY WORLD FOREIGN NOTES By E S XARTLV By POCLTNEY BlGELOTf LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT By ARXOLD WHITE By CASPAR W1UTSET A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD In the interest of the Wfhk LYCaspar Whitney is on his way around the world He will visit Siam in search of big game making his principal hunt from Iankok He will visit India and then proceed to Europe to prepare articles on the sports of Germany and France 10c a copy send for free prospectus Subscription 00 a year M W D Howells Postage free in the United States Canada Address HAItPKll Ss MIOTHERS Publishers if-- and Mexico IVctt York City Henry James VT vEvl JW UUJ r vI 3 - 3h A s c v v w the application of a certain kind of soap That fellows clever You bet he is remarked the other I wonder how much he makes a week at this business went on the said one M2E MP jWJ isfrMWVag Syc5PvwcS5 8MKgisi flJUO1fJiUa TGCfi iil5ta 4A1XJ 1 i ¬ dow was securely closed I vas not afraid mind you Shim Dolph said I have no need to be scared ofanyding mit old Yack in the house hey The dog was right at our heels as He vould not hey Dolph retorted sharply I like better it vas you as me dot vould get Yack after him at night hey They say that there are burglars around I replied You dond say so Dolph turned around and faced me suddenly and I thought his face paled a little Yes They got into Mr I said Lanes house last night and stole a lot of things I said usual I guess he wouldnt hurt anybody WOMEN IN SWITZERLAND Planning for a Congress of Delegates me He led the way to his fathers room and took from the wall a huge old fashioned musket and from a trunk a pair of horse pistols and an old sword Handing me one of the pistols and the sword Dolph said with a savage shake of his head Now Shim we need not be afraid of noding hey I vould like a shance dis und to show you dot old to use Yack was no gowardSome time after midnight I felt Dolphs elbow thrust sharply into my side and heard his whisper shrilly into rav ear - Si w now Hey Vas he no goot now I said he vould coxoe oud big ven he had a good obberdoonity hey I tell you Shim dot dog hi you vas a tandy sir you vas Dolph dropped to his knees and be gan hugging and caressing the dog in the most extravagant manner We dressed ourselves and sat up the rest of the night Dolph spending most of the time caressing and sounding the praises of Jack Early in the morning my father came over to see how we had passed the night alone Why he said the momemt We showed him the trophy of victory Jack CVJShimi had brought in that is a part of the What is it I whispered skirt of the old coat Barney Willits You vide avake begged of me only last week Its the Yes very same coat Theres a little rent Have you not heard noding in it that your mother darned long ago No and Im sure its the same coat I gave to Xhaf Shim Barney to get rid of him one day the What rascal TVe eves Barney Willits was an idle drunken The appalling word was fairly hissed fellow who lived in the neighborhood into my ear He had often been suspected of thiev ¬ I gasped out Thieves ing but had never been caught in the Yes Shim act hey I shall ask Barney about this said i 0 Dolph He has gone far enough in his Be not afraid We haf father rascality lie is under the H e guns But when we went over to the old let no good there cabin in the woods in which Barney Ileil do He a ill goom out ven he is needed lived his slatternly wife said he was Jet up und get your sword undpeestol not at home and she did not know where he was iniflacli listen A da or two later the Willits cabin one was certainly moving SoiP around in the kitchen below us We was deserted neither Barney nor his heaVd a tin pan fall to the floor and wife was ever seen again in our neigh ¬ then the creaking of a hinge as a door borhood Und Yack run him bud said Dolph vas opened Dolph whis--pVe- d patting theold dogs head fondly Wlic Uot vas de ban try door like shall say old Yack is no goot new ah2M It goes sq to me Youths Companion you scared Shim vas A ¬ Sh-sh-- sh bur-goo-le- rs h-sh-sh Thev did hey Shim come mit THE DOG DARTED FORWARD und-1-Ya- ck The women of Switzerland are hoping to arrange a congress of women from all the cantons to take place during the exhibition at Geneva next year They look forward to being able thus to lay a foundation for the formation of a na- ¬ tional council of women not an easy thing to do when one considers that the inhabitants of Switzerland consist of three different races with different lan- ¬ guages and religious creeds A society now existing in Geneva with branches in other towns has much the same spirit and aims as a national council It is called lUnion des Femmes and has taken up the question of womens wages of cooperative stores of technical education of dress reform and womans moral elevation Connect ¬ ed with this union is the Society for Womans Legal Rights which last year adhieved a great step in advance by pro curing for married women the right to dispose of their own fortune or Avages as tihe case iriay be and to bank the Louis sMme under their own name Bridel professor of law at the Uni versity of Geneva has been most helpful in this matter as in all questions relat ing to women in which aided by his wife he takes the greatest interest Feminine education as everyone knows is far advanced in Switzerland and tihe University of Zurich has many women students most of whom come however from other lands It was here that Dr Emily Kempin the first lecturer of the womans law class of the Uroiversity of the City of Xew York was tiained She had a long and hard strug gle before being allowed to practice her calling but the fight has been a successful one for she is now not only engaged in active professional work but is also professor at law at her alma mater Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ from All the Cantons asked the painter to step down from his ladder and engaged him in conversation He told them lie was drawing 10 a week while the weather was pleasant When it was bad lie made less He in- ¬ formed them he could draw water col- ¬ ors A bright idea struck one of the men He offered to pay the fellow 25 a week if he could draw a certain num ¬ ber of water colors The bargain was quickly made and the painter agreed to appear at the mens offices the fol ¬ lowing morning He was on hand and they soon had the necessary paints and brushes before him He started to work The first day he drew 25 water colors The next day he drew 35 He worked for five days and at the end of that time there were over 100 water col- ¬ ors on exhibition in his workroom The sixth day the painter disappeared after receiving his money The two business men began disposing of the water col- ¬ ors A well known Main street busi- ¬ ness man paid 600 for one of the pic- ¬ tures and others sold from two dollars up to two hundred dollars At the end of two weeks they had sold every pic- ¬ ture and had 4000 in bank as the re- ¬ sult They looked in vain for their painter but couldnt locate him until a month afterward Then they discov- ¬ a dime museum where he ered him in was acting as announcer They offered him all kinds of monej to go back in their emploj but the fellow declined saying he had a soft berth Buffalo News Is Venns a Desert World Much difference of opinion exists concerning recent observations of the planet Venus Signor Schiaparelli and Mr Percival Lowell assert that the planet always keeps the same side to- ¬ and Mr Lowell thinks it J ward the sun a lifeless desertbaked on one side is and frozen on the other On the other hand M Camille Flammarion after re ¬ viewing the evidence of various ob- ¬ servers announces the conclusion that the maps of Yenus made up to the present time are illusions He thinks the planets atmosphere prevents us from seeing its real surface Youths Companion IIotv to Spell It first Lets find out was the reply They a thoroughly up-to-d- thirty first volume in 1898 periodical for women will enter upon its During the year it will be as heretofore Each issue will contain carefully pre- ¬ pared drawings of the advance fashions of Paris and New York Once a month the Bazar will issue free a colored fashion supplement Cut paper patterns of certain gowns in each number will be made a feature These will be sold in connection with each issue at a uniform price The Bazar will also publish bi ¬ weekly free an outline pattern sheet A MIRROR OF FASHION Paris and New Fashions A York Colored Fashion Supplement k T W Htggimoa A Cut Paper Patterns Bi Weekly Pattern William Black - Sheet J LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES Two famousauthorswill contribute long WIUD EELEN serial stories to the Bazar in xSoS The By WILLIAM BLACK first deals with Scotch and Continental RAGGED LADY scenes the second is a story of a young By K D HOWELLS girl versatile and typicall7 American These and a score of other equally Mary E Wilkins prominent writers will contribute Octave Thanet short stories to the Bazar in 1898 Spofford H P making the paper especially rich in M S Briscoe fiction Ifafharfna De Forget Mary E Willdn d DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES By KATHARINE DE FOREST OUR PARIS LETTER THE LONDON LETTER By Mrs POULTXKY BIGELOtr V 5 vW x W D HovvelU Voice Art the Play Women and Men Leaders among Women Gardening Housekeeping Life and Health Indoor Details etc Sub S4 a Year 10c a Copy Send for Free Prospectus Postage free in tlie United States Cattatda and Mexico BROTHERS Publishers New York City Address HARPER HUMOR CLUB WOMEN By JOHV KENDRICK BANGS By MARGARET II WELCH There will be a series of articles on Etiquette Music the VVVV FOUR FOR A FORTUNE THE COPPER PRINCESS By ALBERT LEE By KIRK MUNROE VT7 if y 9 j m Octave ThAnet S SOME OF THE STRIKING FEATURES FOR 1898 THREE SERIAL STORIES THE ADVENTURERS H BXARRIOTT TTA TSON is a thrilling story of a fight for a treasure concealed in an old castle in the mountains of Wales By companionswho have lo-¬ cated a long lost fortune is a stirring narrative of four thcbowelsof the earth where the hero has his adventures and from where he rescues the Princess It is in SHORT FICTION In addition to the three long serial stories the publication of which will continue during the entire year there will be short stories of every kind of which it is only possible to mention a few titles here A Harbor Mystery Hunt the Owler The Blockaders By STANLEY ¬ The Flunking of Watklns Ghost By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS J WEY2IAN By JAMES BARNE3 By JOHN R SrEARS t A Great Haul A By SOPHIE 8lETT Creature of Circumstance By MORGAN ROBERTSON ¬ Elephant Hunting in Africa By SYDNEY BROOKS By DUDLEY D ARTICLES ON SPORT TRAVEL ETC An American Explorer in Africa By CYPU3 CADAMS F ue-e-e- -k rily forgot that she had acquired a new name while away on her wedding tour and the forgetfulness caused a little Encouraging His AVhim Irate Father Im getting tired of embarrassment While in New York city she went this non tense Youve been engaged to that young man for six months shopping and after making her pur ¬ Does he ever intend to marry you chases she said to the clerk - lou must have patience Send them to Miss Monterey Hotel DausrhterrSkihigh papa Remember hes an actor How do you spell tHe name please Whats that got to do with it of course Hes fond of long engagements Pittsburgh Up-to-Da- te A recent Pitsburgh bride tempora- ¬ F PARKER Bv IT G VAN TASSEL SUTPHEN DEPARTMENTS PRIZE COMPETITIONS Editors Table Stamps and Coins Photography Short Stories Sketching Photography JO Cents a Number Send for Free Prospectus Subscription 100 a Year Postage free in the United States Canada and Mexico Address HARPER BROTHERS Publishers Franklin Square N Y City WlHaaaaaV First Lessons in Tiller and Sheet Laying Out a Golf Course MMMMMMa4C HjVvbV mWK WMMMMM9 4fl A AWLW K- - yP jHlBtH k WLT Q Ltf Jft LWLV 1 0 Stanley JiAVeymaa H B M Watsoa Cyras C Adams roultney Birelow WHcMumm Chronicle t hP TSP THE BOURBON NEWS EEIBAY JANUARY 14 1898 THE FARMING WORLD HORSES iFfcedingr Too IN WINTER Liberally Is as JJnd as Starving Tlieni There is a golden mean in feeding an ¬ imals which should he observed There is a tendency where one takes pride in horses to feed too much The liberal feeder should take especial pains to provide abundant exercise In the case of a team reduced in flesh by hard la-¬ bor during summer and autumn feed ¬ ing up to recruit in winter is essential Feeding alone however without mod- ¬ erate work leaves the creatures in softened flesh which vanishes before the heavy work of spring If it is the intention to sell horses in early spring they should by all means be fed up to a plump condition and the muscles should be hardened by mod ¬ erate work The careful buyer inspects more than the outside appearance He expects constitution and endurance as well as clear sight and sound limbs Too often the gait of the colt is neg ¬ lected to the detriment of its sale Too often striking interfering and forging will permanently impair the limbs or feet when by attention in time these defects might have been permanently cured by use of proper devices The expense of shoeing in the course of years might also be much reduced where the policy of prevention is adopt ¬ ed in the early stages Colts as well as children may be corrected in faults of carriage and gait as well as other hab¬ its and such training adds largely to CORN CRIB AND SHED How to Build One Cheaply on the EntC of the Farm Barn A cheap corn crib and shed can be built on one end of barn as shown in cut Corn crib 6x28 feet leaving shed room 16x24 feet and should be built in the following manner First set up eight inch sewer pipe on end by digging down one foot and filling in with cement Set pipe rim end down into the cement so that rim end will be covered Sills to be made of 2x6 joist doubled and spiked together Cut cross pieces out Bad Digestion Bad Heart y Howg Tliis We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cued bv Halls Catarrh Cure Poor digestion often causes irregularity F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O of the hearts action This irregularity may We the undersigned have known F J be mistaken for real organic heart disease Cfyeney for the last 15 years and believe The symptoms are much the same There him perfectly honorable in all business is however a vast difference between the transactions and financially able to carry two organic heart disease is often incur- out any obligations made by their firm able apparent heart disease is curable if West Truax Wholesale Druggists Togood digestion be restored ledo O L A case in point is quoted from the New Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Era of Greensburg Ind Mrs Ellen Col Druggists Toledo Ohio 8om Newpoint Ina a woman forty three Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally years old had suffered for four years with acting directly upon the blood and mucous distressing stomach trouble The gases gen- - surfaces of the system Price 75c per botrated by the indigestion pressed on the tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials eart and caused an irregularity of its action free She had much pain in her stomach and heart Halls Family Pills are the best and was subject to frequent and severe choking spells which were most severe at night A Valid Objection Doctors were tried in vain the patient beA man who had been convicted of bur came worse despondent and feared impendglary in St Louis was asked the usual ing death question fc Prisoner do you know of any reason why sentence should not be pronounced on I you according to law Why your honor or course 1 do 11 l be cooped up Jefferson it will jr am to up my businessinhere N CityWorld o break Y ¬ ¬ WHAT MAN DOES NOT LOVE BEAUTY 3sjPinkham Counsels Young Wives to Keeep JTheir Attractiveness A Letter From a Young Wife ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sso A CASE OF HEART FAILURE She was much frightened but noticed that in intervals in which her stomach did not annoy her her hearts action became normal Reasonincr correctlv that her dieestion was alone at fault she procured the proper med- ¬ icine to treat that trouble and with imme diate good results Her appetite came back the choking spells became less trequent and finally ceased Her weight which had been greatly reduced was restored and she Inow weighs more than for years Her blood Boon their value cheaper for this kind of building Any became pure and her cheeks rosybecause the of The The teams intended for the regular farmer can build it with the following disease caseaisverygeneral interest That others common one is work of the coming season if in fair materials may know the means of cure we give the condition at this time may be fed mod Ten pieces eight inch sewer pipe one name of the medicine used Dr Williams erately in proportion to the exercise or barrel Akron cement one load sand Pink Pills for Pale People These pills connecessary to give new tain all work performed in winter and will be eight pieces 2x6 14 feet four pieces 2 life and the elements the blood and restore richness to ¬ COINCRIB AND SHED of 2x4 stuff run over on shed side so This will be as to form shelf see cut ver3r handy in getting corn out of crib Next cut studding to length using 2x6 stuff cut so as to flare out one foot six inches at top end from plumb line Then frame rafters using 14 feet 2x4 stuff placed two feet on centers Put qn roofing strips 1x6 stuff place two feet on center Then you are ready Iot sheet steel roofing which will be found A Goltlcn Era is the title of an illustrated pamphlet issued by dthe general passenger department of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway on mining in Colorado California and other Western States Klondyke is an illustrated folder about Alaska and its gold mines with rates of fare and information as to how to get there Both fand what to expect after arrival publications may be had free of expense by sendjng four 4 cents in stamps to pay ppstage to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 r Seven eighths of the men in this world marry a woman because she is beautiful in their eyes What a disappoint- ¬ ment then to see the fair young wifes beauty fading away before a year passes over her head iMjMBTr t H 1 feel as if I would like to say to every young woman who is about to be married Strengthen yourself in ad ¬ vance so that vou will not break down under the new Keep your beauty strain on your powers is a precious possession Your husband loves it your beauty he is proud to be seen in public with you try to keep it for his sake and your jrTiiwTii r i rtTij i Mini ill Wf in better condition for spring labor than if overfattened Winter grazing or in lieu of this ensilage roots vege- ¬ tables bran and other cooling rations should be afforded everyvalternate day at least it is desirable to prevent any feverish condition of the organs of di- ¬ gestion The occasional irritation found in the disposition of the older horses arises from a neglect of proper cooling diet in winter Farm and Fire¬ side BARN 14 pieces 2x1612 feet pieces 2x4 14 feet 30 pieces 1x6 14 feet S 1 S 140 pieces 1x414 feet S 2 S 30 feet flooring matched 16 pieces 1x12 14 feet 50 pounds ten penny wire nails 20 pounds 20 penny wire nails xG 16 feet 27 shattered nerves ON THE WAITER Why His Customer Couldnt Eat tiie Soup VENTILATION Kott to Provide Fresli Air for tLive dingv The walls are double On the bottom at the outside I cut a board and on the inside near the ceiling1 an- ¬ other and put in an air shaft AA six by sixteen inches in hollow walls air entering- at sill on outside and passing inside overhead near ceiling- at E E where are shutters to close if necess- ¬ - Stoclc at All Times My barn is built with wooden stud ary according to the severity of the weather The fresh air thus becomes A certain literary German whose manner kidney trouble constipation and nervousj a a k k a a of speaking was extremely deliberate and ness two eight inch T hinges one hasp and who disapproved of impetuosity of any sort m staples for door seven squares steel and under any circumstances had an amusUp to Date Not ing experience in a restaurant one day sheet roofing Ohio Farmer I never have loved before he said pasHe was a well known figure among the sionately own fe patrons of this particular establishment as Dear me she exclaimed And youre en HINTS FOR STOCKMEN he seldom dined anywhere else and he was almost 21 two How your education has en beChicago Post SVEURALO Dont waste hay by stuffing the horse generally served by a waiter who had one been neglected hasnt it come used to his way of speaking but lull of it day a new waiter took his order and brought Self Control or Life Without a FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS Purchase a package of CAIiCEVIO from your Dont keep a cheap useless horse over his soup Master I cannot eat this soup said the gentlegrocer or paint dealer and do your own kalsomining This material is winter the A short treatise on The Rights and man slowly not looking up from his plate Wrongs of Men by scientific principles by machinery and milled in twenty four tmts J Wilson Ph D Shredded corn fodder is eaten up The man seized the soup plate before the work contains the advanced thought ofThis fl made on the fl and is superior to any concoction of Gluetand Whiting- that can possibly customer could finish the sentence and van- century on Religion Laivs Government and 0 pretty closely be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water ished with it Civilization Get a grinding mill and grind your It is written in a plain and If you want something extra buy some EViUALO from the sameHe reappeared in a moment with another easy style and any intelligent person can feed It will pay dealer This material is a Hard Finish to be applied with a brush and besupply of the same soup which he placed appreciate the book who will read it Price comes as hard as Cement Milled in twenty four tints and works equally Drafts are bad for any animal They before the gentleman and then stood re- cloth 150 paper 100 Address Courier garding him with an anxious face wonder as well with cold or hot water ESiFSend for sample cards and if you can- are prolific of lung diseases ing what could be the reason for the soup Pub House Newark N Y not purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will h rvn jr Feeding swine more than they will remaining untouched h irrvn in vw ivjiTr rvf rhtnirnncr itfa Love dieth We I cannot eat this soup again slowly re riromise neverget after such learn this as a 01 Knu W1URALOj CO NEW BRIGHTON S eat up clean is a bad practice We NEW YORK suffering is inTHE man Remedies for hog- cholera come and marked the literary What is the matter volves as it were a new birth and other facWhy not sir go but the cholera hangs on forever stammered the unhappy waiter who had ulties to know it as experience George S Peas make good feed for hogs of any been told he was serving an important per Merriam ¬ I The pale cheeks the dark shadows under If i the eyes the general drooping of the young They mean do they mean wifes iorm what j that her nerves are failing that her strength is going and that something must be done to help her through the coming trials of maternity Build her up at once by a course of some tonic with specific powers Such as Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound You can get it at any druggists Following we publish by request a letter from a young wife of her own ac cord she addresses it to her suffering sisters and while from modesty she asks to withhold Tier name she gives her initials and street number in Chambersburg Pa so she can easily be found personally or by letter To my Suffering Sisters Let me write this for your benefit telling you Her Complaint Mrs Newrocks I dont like this restau- what Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done f or me I am but rant at all nineteen and suffered with painful menstruation leucorrhcea dizziness Newrocks Why not my dear of ears and on top of my head nervousness pain and K Why instead of calling the bill of fare soreness of muscles bearing down pains could not sleep well was unable a menu they call the menu a bill of fare Puck to stand without pain and oh how I longed to be well One day I wrote to Mrs Pinkham telling her all knowing I could do so The Cuban Scare Although the diplomatic entanglement in perfect confidence She wrote me a lovely letter in reply telling me exactly what to do with Spain over Cuba to some extent in fluencing the stock market Wall street ex- After taking nine bottles of the Compound one box of Liver pills and using pects no serious complications Nevertheof Sanative wash I can say I am cured I am so happy less serious complication with other mala one half package dies may be expected to follow an attack of and owe my happiness to none other than Mrs Pinkham biliousness which is not checked at the outWhy will women suffer when help is near Let me as one who has had set The most effectual means to this end is some experience urge all suffering women especially young wives to seek fHo8tetters Stomach Bitters an admirable Mrs Pinkhams advice Mrs R S R 113 E Catherine St Chambersburg Pa remedy moreover for dyspepsia malaria 1 own ¬ ¬ burn-io-Rpnsationb- ack ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ iggiigigiggigggggggggggg fcfckk fc K K - - - Jfe - - a rf J fc a ¬ ¬ PAINT WALLS isncii mav WSh1bSi11JIw - W i s W ¬ WATER COLOR PAINTS ¬ ¬ w g ¬ W iV ¬ -- - w sy W - i ¬ ¬ j Way age but they are Al for young- stock I cannot eat this soup said the literary Commends The Modern informed to do itself to the well The barnyard ought to be drained genius calmly for the third time bejeause and effectually what was formeras yet been I have It would be more pleasant and health ¬ spoon not Northwestern provided with a pleasantly the crudest manner and disagree- ¬ ly done in Christian Advo ¬ son BBBBmBBBmmBBBBBBm A FAIR FACE jj ElfSAY PROVE A FOOL Bi ful cate If you have more animals than you can i feed oncem - velliseir someaof TthemJ a t rA- vj The veterinarian in your community deserves encouragement if he is a good one i wf Jki - vjyrfif teJIHercnen - v n i absolutely sure they are not a poison- ¬ ous variety Dont eat mushrooms unless you are t v I f it - The best remedy we ever found for a vicious kicking- miule was to pound door He rang the bell arid waited Sure enough it into subjection the woman of the house opened the door and PRACTICAL VENTILATION It is cruel and dangerous to put aj when she saw the broom vender she was frosty bit in a horses mouth Warm about to close it again warmed and enters overhead Warm with your hands I dont want anything she said air will not go down but cold air will I know it said the man The woman We know a farmer who pays taxes on next door said you wouldnt buy anything come in- from the outside The exit did she Im able to rshaf t B is 1G by 20 inches extending five dog s and the whole lot of them buyShe did as she is Perhaps muchasdid you things pHow are not worth ten cents from floor to outside of roof The door say your brooms were Give the horse plenty of opportunity C has hinges at the top to be opened She said I couldnt sell you any1 that you or closed at will to control exit of air for exercise or it may have swelled legs never bought anything at the door me I Some mornings the air is a little mug and even worse things Western Plow- - me Dear broom wonder how she knew Give with the covered handle and that gy and heavy and the ventilation is not man the one striped red and blue And Ill take BO good I then hang- a lighted laortern two of those small whisk brooms So I The Selection of Sheepi anything at D and in two minutes in a small door At shearing time and during the never buycalled on the the door The idea Then he first woman who the draft is g oing again Dont cut lambing period observations can be talked with him and sold out the rest ofhad his holes to let the warm air out for it made for a wise culling of your flock brooms at a big advance over his original is the air on the floor to be got rid that will steadily improve its grade prices He had been in neighborhoods beof The shafts A A are art one Defects in weight and quality of qlip fore Chicago Times Herald end of the stable one in each corner should be noted age condition of ud Id like your candid opinion of this new andthe exit shaft B is at the opposite der color and general condition in novel she said to the young man who end One ventilator is required for short teverything that affects value for talks literature a great deal rAre you sure my candid opinion every 20 cows Dont make them too vwool protection breeding of the mut you want exactly what you thinkYes itIwjsh of withto know large smaller ones work better John iton market When these observations out prevarication or concealment Well Gould to New Jersey Board of Agri ¬ are made the sheep at all objectionable to be downright honest with you I think it is one of the greatest books whose advertiseculture if or any reason may be marked in such Washington Star ments I have ever read a way as the owner or manager will Great Waste in Pantnrinr sales understand THE MARKETS It is an advantage to a certain class lot these go and when means are made¬ By this you preof overeconomical farmers when win ¬ Cincinnati the animals most valuable for all ters mantle of snow finally covers the servepurposes of the owner and by dis¬ LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon S 2 Go Jan 3 13 63 3 85 4 25 Select butchers frost bitten grass which was left from the 6 50 5 50 summer pasturing In most cases this cardingupall the inferior animals vou CAIVES KFair to good light 3 40 3 00 to a far higher grade the HOGS Common breed 3 45 3 55 Mixed packers grass while fresh and green was un ¬ average of your flock Wool Record 3 40 3 55 Liight shippers palatable but after it wds frost bitten 4 00 440 SHEEP Choice 5 00 5 60 LAMBS Good to choice there is very little nutrition left in it Tlie Crossing of Grains 3 55 3 80 FLOUR Winter family The cheapest place to keep a cow at any Great things are promised from the GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 92 90 rseason of the year is in the stable cut ¬ discovery of the English scientist Gas Na 3 red 28Jr Corn No 2 mixed and bringing- food to her Pastur ¬ ton of a new method of crossing ting 24 Oats No 2 46 Rye No 2 ing at its best in summer does not grasses grains and clovers by which 9 50 9 25 HAY Prime choice make as cheap food as cut clover or new and surprising species are claimed PROVISIONSto Mess pork 10 25 4 65 corn does If continued after the to have been produced The cross beLard Prime steam 11 12 BUTTER Choiqe dairy ground is frozen either the cow loses tween barley and oats for instance re22 Prime to choice creamery 3 50 riesh and fails in her milk or she has to sults in a new and peculiar grain of APPLES Per bbl 3 25 2 35 2 50 POTATOES Per bbl n Sbo fed so much corn that the f permanent type while comparatively CHICAGO herbag e does not count and the useless plants are b judicious cross- ¬ 4 70 4 80 FLOUR Winter patents cow becomes too fat to be a profitable ing made to produce valuable food GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 91j 904 No 2 Chicago spring 86 80 milker American Cultivator substances Probably the value of the 26 26 CORN No 2 discoveries has been overestimated by OATS No 2 22i j 9 45 To rei a Cows Agre 9 37 the enthusiasts bringing them forward PORK Mess 475 way to tell a oows age is by an As a rule hybrids are more remarkable LARD Steam The NEW YORK inspection of her horns Up to the age as curiosities than valuable av staple FLOUR Winter patent 4 80 515 of two the horn is uniformly smooth crops Rural World 1 00J No 2red 35 CORN No 2 mixed ifrom the root to the tip At the age of CRYE A Time Honored Fcly 494 iwo a ring or thick material grows at OATS Mixed 28 practice 9 50 9 00 New Mess jihe base of each born forming a sort anThe time honored the nest of leaving PORK Western egg always in 5 10 of laying LARD of notch and an additional ring or a time folly notch is addod every year afterwards hens is how to honoredan egg The hen FLOUR FamilyBALTIMORE 4 30 4 65 make knows without GRAIN WheatlSro 2 To find the age therefore count the 97 974 having her 93 Southern Wheat 98 rings and add two In the case of a conceivea model beforereason and we can 32V Corn Mixed 323 of no other for having Ibull the first ring does not appear until 29 y 30 Oats No 2 white Rye 535 five yers old but one annual ring J a nest egg The writer abolished that CATTLE No 2 Avestern he is 4 60 4 80 First quality appears after that Though now and nest egg years ago and the hens took HOGS Western 4 10 Again irreguCarities occur yet on the no offense Perhaps the hen will lay INDIANAPOLIS 91 whole this rule is reliable Fraudulent more without the nest egg for seeing GRAIN Wheat No 2 emptiness Corn No 2 mixed 26 dealers occasionally file down these the led to exert of the nest she may 23 Oats No 2 mixed herself to supply the notches or ring but close inspection is be LOUISVILLE sufficient to expose the fraud Golden deficiency Perhaps also this is non FLOUR Winter patent 3 75 4 00 sense Jput it certainly is not mora GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 94 95 Days 29 nonsensical fhan a great deal we se Corn Mixed 284 25 Oats Mixed apply all manure in the poultry drparimeat Texar PORK Mess It is a safe plan to 9 00 4 75 LARD Steam Farm and Ranch on a plowed surface i - zigzaged along the sidewalk with his burden that as yourseli so others are trying to do their best Shortcoming is no sign of short on his back he cast his pale gooseberry eyes twilling Sweetness is never whipped in over the houses to see a probable customer J F W Ware Then he ascended a flight of steps and was hailed by the woman next door free and The 7o its stoppediirst days permanently cured You cant sell any brooms there use of DrKfme fits after woman in that house never buys at the J vr jllghtful liquid laxative remedy Syrdp of very wen uow to uispose JFigs Made by CaliforniaFigSyrupGo of Hio Goods It as always safe to take it for granted He carried a big load of brooms andjas he -- A WISE PEDDLER - 0ut unpleasant atter4 enects ably as well To cleanse the system i ruid break up colds headachesand levers jwith- - ue tne ae IF SHE USES to - - LA b ESSk Jm ra3 W KWHhk Bti M Bi BH CI I m JSrlil MSh PI 5 JVm Mlfe wh i lis fH Ml BJ s1 The Bid Was Undersfze mimnimwmimmmmimimmim A bright little boy one of the pages of the senate sat at one of the senate entrances the other day when a lady approached him with a visiting card in her hand The poetical muse sometimes keeps the Will you hamthis to Senator Blank poet awake but it is the mews of the cat she said that disturb the slumbers of other people I cannot replied the boy for all cards Chicago Daily News must be taken to the east lobby The woman was inclined to be angry and Then a thought Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is gales went away muttering Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a Cold struck her and taking out her pocketbook Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute she found a 25 cent piece With it in her hand she went back to the bqy Here my she said in a coaxine The mother-in-laoften proves too much tone here is lad a quarter to take my card in Chicago for the newly wedded lawyer Madam said the boy without a moDaily News ments hesitation I am paid a larger salWashingFor Whooping Cough Pisos Cure lis a ary than that to keep cards out ton Post successful remedy M P Dieter 67 Throop Ave Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 94 Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klie 033 Arch st PhilaFa There is a Class of People coffee Who are injured by the use of cof- ¬ fee Eecently there has been placed in all the grocery stores a nev pre- ¬ paration called GRAIN O made of Pj pure grains that takes theplace of The most delicate stomach re- ¬ ceives it without distress and but few can tell it from coffee It does not cost over as much Children may drink it with great ben ¬ efit 15 cents and 25 cents per pack- ¬ age w ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ Dry books cannot alwajs be depended upon toi satisfy ones thirst for knowledge Chicago Daily News ¬ ¬ and entered the room where her darling lay asleep There she found her husband Be sure neuralgia will cease St Jacobs standing Dy the side of the crib and gazing earnestly at the child As she stood still for Oil the cure Get ease a moment touched by the sight the tears It was a wise man who said it was hard to filled her eyes and she thought that boy Oh how dearly Charles loves love a woman and do anything else Her arms stole softly around his neck as cheek caressingly against she rubbed The same old or new rheumatic pains St his shoulder her Singleton started slightly at Jacobs Oil will cure Darling he said dreamily the touch voicing his thoughts it is incomprehensible The man in the boneymoon is not a myth to me how they can get up such a crib as Chicago Daily News N Y Journal that for 250 Doubled upand bentwith pain Lumbago Justice may be blind but there is no quesUse St Jacobs Oil and straighten up tion as to the blindness of the man who goe3 The more the boy is like his father the to law feeling certain that he will get justice Chicago Daily Xews less the two get along ¬ ¬ Soon after Singletons first baby was born Mrs Singleton went upstairs one evening His Meditations Try it Ask for GBATN O iTry Qrain0 E Accept no imitation pmnimnmumuimumimiiMummHite Insist that your grocer gives yoa GBAIN O ¬ ¬ THAT TERROR of MOTHERS Mow it was overcome by a Nova Scotian mother Who is well known as an author Mrs W J Dicksoit vils that attack children was In its contents author than of Stanford EvelethTruro N Sof Romance scarcely any other is inore dreaded the Provinces croup It so onen cumc iu mc uiS- so To show the prompt action of Dr Ayers is so great The climax is The danger severe cases we print J sudden It is no wonder that Mrs wpen Cherry Pectoral in Wooldridge Woiinam a letter from C J Dickson better known under her name of Stanford Eveleth J calls it the Tex who writes Nor is it anyvonder terror of mothers One of my children had croup One terms of praise that she writes in relief which she and nijrht I was startled by the childs hard has breathing and on going to gratitude for the found it found both from her own anxieties and strangling It had nearly ceasedit breathe to ailments in Dr J C ¬ Having a part of a bottle of Dr Ayers for her childrens be Ayers Cherry Pectoral It would of im- Cherry Pectoral in the house I gave the this possible to better state the value doses at short intervals and remedy than is done in Mrs Dicksons child threewaited results From the mo- ¬ anxiously as follow letter which is ment the Pectoral was given the childs Memory does not recall the time when breathing grew easier and in a short time Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral was not used in it was sleeping quietly and breathing nat-¬ our family for throat and lung troubles urally The child is alive and well to day and the number of empty Cherry Pectoral and I do not hesitate to say that Ayers C J told its bottles collected during the season This Cherry Pectoral saved Tex life where relief had been sought use m Wooldridge Wortham medicine was in such constant These ray fathers family that when I had a favor of statements make argumentIt in is this remedy unnecessary home of my own and had childish a family medicine that no home should be to attend to it still proved without ailments bron- ¬ It is whooping efficacious Tnat terror of mothers the chitis asthma just as efficacious in all cough and never alarmed startling croupy cough croup other varieties of me so long as I had a bottle of Ayers¬ To put it within coughs as it is in everyones reach Dr supple Cherry Pectoral in the house tosuffering Ayers Cherry Pectoral is now put up in ment tl e hot water bath When 50 bottles at half with whooping coughf in its worst form half size Ayers Curebook price andcents read free and articulation was impossible on account Send for cures effected by Dr Ayers of the choking my children would point of other for Cherry Pectoral and gesticulate toward the bottle xeVst iCs IoweU Mass Address the J C Ayer Kiperieace had taught tbexn Of oil i - -- ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL RD ND WE WILL SEHD YOU CUR 156 PAGEr ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE - SgEMRLTaTIKeARMQj loviNCHEsrca ave t New Haven Conn LIVE T06K CO ¬ rost-bit-te- We will furnish duplicates of LIVE STOCK CUTS or any other Cut shown In any spec¬ imen Book at or below quoted prices for same A N KELLOQQ NEWSPAPER 335 W Fifth Stt Cincinnati w 01 ing a cheap home inn nrnjnrnn5 nnd healthy community Send 25 cents for a years subscription to The Corn Belt 209 Adams St Chicago ShorthaudBookkeepinKPenmanshipetc Positions CTLinY tauKlitby mall Expense low catalogue when competent Write for BUY ONE W RENT monthly paper thoroughly reliable m m andfuli Informa A rAnni tion about western farm lauds It will B m ¬ guide you in secur- ¬ HOME PAYS j American Correspondence College UiddeforJ Me Ktt CURES YUEKE Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in time sold by druscistH ALL ELSE FAILS P3jgtefisiiaisnaiEqajwa ¬ i3t N K E 1691 KES WKIrXKG- TO ADVERTISERS ilcnse state that yon bsw the Advertise J xscct in tklti paper A x - 8 STOCK AND TURF NEWS SaOfiH REtd THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY 14 L898 Kesxenuxsxxatszax r 1 GUNNERY PRACTICE ntc Trausfers Of Stock Turf NoteR Crop An Occasion When Quickness of Action has sold twjuty one sugar to Hudson Co of Lexington l3 ait 25 5 each J E Kern bought rorty eight horses amaH umles at Carlihle Monday for cruise -- Whl Tarr Prevented a Fearful Disaster An officer of the United States navy relates the f ollowingas illustrating some of the perils of gunnery at sea I came very near going np into the air in small bits on this last squadron We were Jfeweil I It f acres gunners mate would never have re- ¬ As you probably know the tobacco at Hi cents 300 pounds giv turned heavy gxms in the turrets are fired by M itt at four cents electricity the gun being discharged sow forty three years old who had simply by pressing a button The officer A EMsed over 800 pigs died last wtek in in command of the forward turret on our ship during rapid firing practice was Exchange Teeuessee just about to press the button to fire one Dan Peed has bought 4000 pounds of of our big guns when a gunners mate Johnson of was seen to grab at something on the tabaoeo from Robbins Moaitgouiery7 at nine cents wall of the turret and then fall in a pressed on the The la Cincinnati last week Clayton heap button floor the gunofficer not dis- ¬ was the but HfowSlL or Montgomery sold 12000 mate came to jwaada of tbacco at 13 cents all round charged When the happened and he he vas asked what had Spillman of Danville informed the officer thai the breech of Attderson Bar3 bought Jerry C Caldwells grow- ¬ the gun had not been locked and that ing crop of wheat 350 acres at seventy what he grabbed at on the wall was the wires forming the electrie firing circuit CEd per bushel officer was preWhen J W Thomas Jr has bought 9000 paring to he saw that theand at the same fire the gun pcwuds of tobacco at twelve and eight time observed that the breech of the cefcs from Lnnce Talbott of North gun was not locked the only thing that MkMletown and 22000 from J W occurred to him to prevent the gun beesrason Jr at 12 cents W T Over ing discharged was to destroy the cir- ¬ bey kas bought 11000 pounds at ten cuit which he did promptly and effectively When all this occurred there seats from Henry Wessellman was a charge of 250 pounds of powder of Kentucky fr r in the gnu another charge of the same The tobacco sales Of this size in the turret ready to be served and 2SS7 ainou nted to 20000000 contributed the passageway leading to the powder Louisville aawjunt 13000000 and Cincinnati 8000000 magazine was wide open But for the the Tils is double the amount raised in ih quickness of been gunners mate the gun would have blown out inside the on wheat and three times the turret the gases from the burning pow- ¬ ansount realized on the corn crop der would probably have ignited the charge lying in the turret this exploEx Parisian Thos F Griffin of sion would have ignited the powder in Dtiaver CdI has purchased of Clem the magazine and the chances are that mare Mis3 Brown the whole ship crew and all would Beachy the inaHSlh by Wiltoa dam Lady Horton have gone up in the air A thought that far LOO Mr Griffin has also pur- - has occurred to me is this Suppose the accident had occurred what do you ekaseiS or V W Evans the imagine of in ¬ verdict mareNicalid by Darknight dam by quiry as thethe causeof a board of the to of the loss Arfiter for 1000 and of R G Evans ship would have been Since his experi- ¬ mare by ence the department has adopted electhe of Danvilh liOrd Eubaell dam by Red Wilkes for trical means to prevent the discharge of any of the large guns until the breech tttm is locked San Francisco Chronicle Patterson at heavy gun practice at sea and but for the quickness of a Aylette Bedford ha- - sold fifteen -- What Colonel Bill Switzler Says The impression is general that Missouri river water is dirty that the big river flows about two parts of dirt and one of mud but the impression is erro- ¬ neous for the Missouri rivers water is purer than the water of any great river in the country the Platte alone excepted It is true that when a bucketful of it is dipped up it appears to be dirty but if the water is left until it settles it will be found that the sediment at the ibottom is fine dark colored sand and not mud The Missouri rivers water is never muddy save during the spring high water Colonel Bill Switzler of Boonville Mo declares that the general idea that Missouri means big muddy or mud ¬ dy water is wrong He says and Colonel Bill Switzler is an authority- that The name it means wooden canoe he says belongs to the Illinois dialect of the Algonquin Indians The name Missuris or Missouri was applied by the Indians of the upper lake region to the tribe of Indians living west of the Mis sissippi river oecauso tne latter usea wooden canoes instead of birch bark ¬ ¬ ¬ - TWI 1 A OTHERS WILL AKE YOU T ¬ ¬ ¬ canoes Wooden canoes had to be used on the Missouri river because it was too turbu ¬ lent for the frail birch bark canoes and Do you want to be happy and mike all your friends happy Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to way the big river secured its make your selections of Christmas presents in this We have the hirgest grandest and prettiest stock of holiday name But no matter whether Missouri goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving goods away you might say so low are we selling them or wooden means muddy water room we have decided to sacrifice our immense stock of canoe the fact remains that Missouri Tojnake river water is not muddy It does not flow through mud but through fine sand The Mississippi river water is 100 per cent dirtier than the Missouri but poets have raved about the beautiful blue of the Father of Waters -- Omaha World Herald Tennysons Slip Life--vol-ume MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS 4ND CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC SQ ¬ Lord Tennyson is in his 2 page 14 reported to have said I never put two ss together in any verse of mino My line is not as often quoted And freedom broadens slowly down J but And freedom slowly broadens down On reading this ¬ I opened my Tennyson casually and the first piece I saw was Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere which contains four instances of the double s namely Sometimes the linnet piped his song She seemed a part of joyous spring As she iled A she swayed t a The next piece is Though Hi Didnt Mind the Effect on which has the line WOULDNT BURN HIS BOOTS Read every line in this advestisement it will advise where to buy and save Big Bargaius in Capes that were S200 now 95c 250 now 125 3 50 now 195 h 00 now 2 50 600 now 300 750 now 425 900 now 500 1000 now 625 1250 now 700 1500 now 750 Jackets that were 300 now 200 4 50 now 925 500 now 250 600 now 325 750 now 375 850 now 425 1050 now 525 1200 now 595 1500 now 698 Giving away Overcoats and Ulsters that were 300 now 195 500 now 275 7 50 now 375 1000 now 500 1250 now 7 00 1500 now 800 2000 now 9US Make vour Christmas selections from pur beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirt cuff buttons ear rings stiek pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove ca es Toys dolls carriages wagons baby house dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam- ¬ bourines accordions vases sideboards carts sl tigliF trains bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing figuren whips games puzzles rockers wheelbarrows Big Bargains also in MENTS and BOYS SUITS Free Free We give a Larce II iacUom3 Framed Picture when your purchase amounts to 1000 We give Cupon Tickets with everything you bvjLy of us no matter how small Remember the place to save money is at The Farewell No more by thee my steps shall be His Stomach After he had sold hisjoad of wood The next piece is The Beggar Maid E I it I and had received 4 25 for it he strolled which has the consecutive lines over to the little combination billiard As shines the moon hi clouded ekies She in her poor attire was seen parlor and barroom on the other side of the square His faded old eyes lighted Thinking that perhaps Lord Tennyson up and his new cowhide boots larded referred to his blank verse I turned to in Dedication of the Idylls generously in grease squeaked exult- - the find these two lines which I Catarrh Invariably leads to consume- - antlF as be fought of that drink he Or how should England dreaming of his eous naa Deen Panning to get ever since ne tiotf Growing worse and worse each and winter those who rely upon the usual left the farm at day break Till Gods lovo Bet thee at his side again treatment of sprays washes and inhal- Jest one old snifter Of that good old lifter inor mixtures find that it is impossible LordvTennyson must I think hayobeent tot check the disea e with these local he cooed to himself and Ill beprimed misreported London- - Spectator applications which only reach the sur- - ter staffer home face The offensive discharge increases About one finger of that old red eye Marriage In England all the while and gets deeper until it is will do the bizuess I calculate he Englishmen now it is said are emu only a question of s diert time when confided to the bartender as he pulled lating the French in the absolute disin- ¬ the luags are affected The importance of the proper treat a feverish red mitten from his right clination to marry When they do demeat can therefore fir readily appre hand and jammed it down in his cide to take this important step they I aint a drinkin now frequently insist upon that dot ciated But no good whatever can be pants pocket expected from local applications as man never was but when its so cold which is part of the French idea of a such treatment never did cure Catarrh outside yer breath freezes ter twaggin successful and convenable marriage an never will Being a blood disease wheels got ter resort ter some pow- - I The real fact of the matter-- is that the or ¬ oM the most obstinate nature Swifts erful remedy ter thaw it out dinary modern Englishman has no desire The bartender with him For to disturb his bachelor estate Hhe has Catarrh It is the only blood remedy mwiths he had watched the old farmers no title no special wealth no great hisst one finger of toric name to hand down to posterity down to the bottom of all stub- - eome m rder ky and drink a whole handful of fin- - single blessedness is good enough for born diseases which other remedies gers for the manifestly unfair expendi- ¬ him This state of mind is attributed cannot Beach Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West ture of 10 cents He had decided to put by many to the growing independence S C writes a stop to it and thefarmer with the of is true prob a I had such my severe case of new cowhidejhoots was the iirst victim ablywomennot Possibfy this spirits boldly Mercenary is it Catarrh that I lost hearing in one Th remedy h placed boloro liiavas assert that marriages in England will ear and part of the bone in my nose sloughed off I was constantly treated owratL eiiettggu to thaw the rhob on the whole never be successful until tnni jjured hiji with sprays and The oi3 bartender kn6w glaste iaHjnfc women bring dots to their husbands no wonlTl and since gold inspires respect if not love washes but each as tite winter the disease gulped it down in ne big swallow Marriage on a strictly business basis is seemed to have a The effect was instantaneous The vic- ¬ evidently the future for all English wo firmer hold on me tim gave one convulsive shudder look- ¬ men to look forward to rSan Fracfcisco I had finally been ed reproachfully at the bartender and Argonaut declared incurable whirled around four times Then he when I decided to sat down and hastily began to pull off His Own Uncle try S S S It his cowhide boots A few days ago a young medical stu seemed togetright dent came suddenly face to face with a What the mischief are you doing at the seat of the inquired the astonished bar- ¬ dear kind old fatherly looking gpntle1 tiiaease and cured me permanently that for man of highly respectable appearance for I have had no touch of Catarrh tender seven years They both stood transfixed The same far Cant ye see thems brand new The experience of Mr Chas A Parr boots gasped the victim Dye think idea flashed across both of them of Athens Ga was like that of all Im goin ter let them burn up tew Your face istamiliar to me very others who vainly seekv a cure in local New York Press familiar but I cant remember where treatment He says ive have metso often For years I suffered from a severe However the friendly impulse was Sick Fish esse of Catarrh tiie many offensive carried out They shook hands warmly ¬ symptoms being ac When a fish in an aquarium is ailing companied by severe or injured it is put into a reserve tank partook of a friendiyglass and departed pains in the head I out of sight of the visitors and where still ignorant of each others name and took several kinds of it can be looked after at any time The occupation in edicines recom- ¬ But the young man was determined circulation of the tank is adjusted with mended for Catarrh to solve the problem and he seized on a great nicety to give the fish the greatest and used various local possible amount of water and with the waiter applications but they Who is that distinguished stranger constant renewal of water the greatest had no effect whatev-¬ with the long white hair er I was induced to possible amount of fresh air A fresh And the waiter whispered slowly take SSS Swifts water fish roay be treated with salt wa ¬ If you please sirthats the pawnSpecific and after four months I was ter hafchs The fish is fed on the fnnrl perfectly well and have never felt any besfc stlited to its coniition or most like- - broker London Answers caona or me disease since ly to snit its fancy f Those who have had the first Refreshing1 T hj onutbe hoom of e tank Catarrh will save endless suf- tonchof Mistress to unsophisticated maid ferrng by taking the right remedy at the motionless for hours like a sick person from the country outset Others who have for years in a bed It may sometimes seem to be shall have to dismiss Im sadly afraid I you Eliza your sought reli f and found only disappoint-- dead but a closer inspection will show xnent in local treatment will find it wise a feeble movement of the gill covers untidy ways and then the things you to waste no further time on sprays which marks the fishs respiration Af t break I Unsophisticated Maid Oh if you waskes inualing mixtures etc which er allj the fisil may die 0ftener under are omy temporary anuwuuui mvb treatment it recovers and then it goes please mum dont send me away yet them fron dreaded Consumption back i 1U tbe dlsPlay tanks My mother says if I stay here and learn They shou 1 take a remedy which will New York Place Kow to do things I can then go to a real Sun ctire tnem necause it can reacn ineir good place in some high family SS is the only blood reme- ¬ trouble Moonshine How They Looked to Her dy which cn reach Catarrh it promptly I was visiting a friends honse with jreta at th very bottom of the disease His Advantages permanently gyad cures my little girl of 5 years On being blood shown a photograph of English choir Our organist has an easy time of it SSS 0 wifts Specific is a real In what way remedy a d cures the most obstinate boys with their surplices on she ex- ¬ j cases of C tarrh Rheumatism Conta- - claimed 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