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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898011801 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. t0M firaavr fcL a y Sffiffffia 4 rt5 L - fillsj CHAMP B Erfl 3 MILLER Editors and Owners II PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY HI Mr- 1SD FRIDAY Established - feb i issi EIGHTEENTH YEAR mjuyTiBm PARIS BOURBON CO EY umiram ilujiliiii MILLERSBURG TUESDAY JANUARY 18 1898 C NO 5 t and I offer my services tothe public to put New in electric belli or electric burglar News No tea Gathered u And About The York creamojhHKsp alarms in storerooms or residences Main and Broadway Newton Mitchell tf Kuril - C3PM Can recharge and repair old batteries Miss Lannie Layson has been ill for UIWllmil and overhaul old wires and make as the past week good as new Terms extremely reason- Mrs Green Leer is visitiugMrs Arch able Wood Grinnan Stout in Paris Lock box 173 Paris Ky Consigned to the past are the old time beds with their high posts Mrs Sterling Cooper returned to their towering canopies and their fluttering draperies Paris Saturday Mr W G- McClintock attended court THE BED OP TODAY Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation Is of iron or brass Light clean attractive and strong it combines at Mt Sterling yesterday and sick headache 25c at all druggists bed The prices Miss Nannie Peed of Mayslick is the in attractive form all the requisites of an guest of the Misses Peed cover a wide range Go to Mocks and see the leather 350 4o0 500 et couch ordered for Dr Miller op John Peed and Jas A Butler went to Mt Sterling court yesterday Miss Nora Wadell spent Saturday and Maple and Mahogany chamber furniture in attractive styles Sunday in Paris with relatives FOLDING BEDS Frank Collier and Miss Bessie Purnell visited friends in Paris Sunday Chiffonier Beds full bize tvs 615 00 1800 2000 Mrs Jas F Summers and Mr Will theeWortc For 14 yxears this slioc by merit Mahogany finish upright bed wih 18x40 Fsench mirror at 3000 Judy are both thought to be better alone bus distanced nil competitors Look at our East window Out Price dale of Pictures W L Douglas S3CO 8400 and SSOO Miss Williamson a trained nurse of shoes are thejfprounctloiia of skilled workman from tho besgmaterial possible at these prices Lexington is attending Will Judy s Also S350Hnd SSOO shoes for men 3SO 3 youths audSl75 for boys and Bourbon Circuit Court Mrs W H H Johnson ot Mt Ster- ¬ SSOO W LJSDotiglas shoes aro indorsed by ove5fl00l00 wearers as tho best ling is the guest of relatives here Wall Papers now open and readr fo inspection- - All new designs in stylejflt and durability of any Tannie T Martins Exr Plaintiff shoo egs offered at the prices Vs and colorings See us before placing your order Liberal Discount for Louis Rogers and family of Cane vs Theyjare made in all the latest Ridge spent Sunday with J G- Allen shapesnuld styles and of every vari contracts now T M Fisher etc Defendants ety otlgathcr If dealer fcamiot sunnlv you Mr Thos McClintock left Friday for logue to W sfBRDouglas Trockton write for cata Mass Sold by By virtue of an agreed order of sale Atlanta with a car of mules and horses in the above styled action entered at the P KIEL 7 Mr W M Ewing of Bath coanty K Nov 1897 tt rin of the Court the underH V was the guest of Miss Lida Clark Fri- ¬ signed willl on day D -- TRUST WOii V H Y and Carpets Furniture Wall Paper aa e gentlemen or ladieb to HOJDAY FEBRUARY 7TI1 1898 T y Mrs C H Cooper of Maysville is the guest of Mr and Mrs Robt Cald- ¬ travel fori ponsiblo pstnblished house Monthly 6o 00 and ox- - about the hour of 11 a m oclock at the in Kentnc well iurmmi if ii penses Reference ltiou steady in Paris Mclntyre McClintock shipped a car Enclose seTj addressei stamped envelope Court house door expose to Bourbon bounty Kentucky public sale - Cincin ¬ of cattle and hogs Saturday toThe Donumou Company Dept W the following real estate located near nati 16nov 8t Chicago mRuddells Mills in Bourbon County Ken Mrs Hughes and daughter Pearl of tucky to wit Boone county are guests of Mrs C M A tract of 131 acres 0 roods and 17 Britt t poles of land lying in Bourbon County Misses Sdlie and Bettie Mclntyre of Kentucky near t ie town of Ruddells Myers are guests of their brother Mills adjoining the lands lately owned Robert by J W Mcllvain the Millersburg ¬ Ruddells Mills turnpike the Willis Miss Mattie Power was home Friday Collins estate the farm lately owned by and Saturday to see her mother who is Bourbon County as a poor house farm very ill the lands of J J Dimmitt and others Miss Eugene Wadell went to Paris 121 acres 0 roods and 17 poles thereof beyesterday to visit her sister Mrs E T ing the same lands convoyed to T M Beeding Fisher by Willis Collins and others by deed of record in the office of the Clerk Miss Kate Purnell of Fulton Mo is GatarrMghvariably leads to consump- ¬ of Bourbon County Court in deed book no better Tne doctors have given up tion Growing worse and worse each 52 page 8 and the remaining 10 acres all hopes winter IJBgse who rely upon the usual being the same lauds conveyed to said Mr Harry Overley has moved to the treatmetM sprays washes and inhal- ¬ Fisher by Joshua Barton and others by John Jameson farm which is rented by ing miues find that it is impossible deed recorded in the office of the Clerk Jas Payne to checjcjtlie disea e with these local of the Bourbon County Court in deed which reference is Mr Robt Chaucelor and family will applicatkrashich only reach the sur- - hook 52 page lace llotitsryeitlifehargjncresesj -moveHntoheJihouseiiivacatedbyJBId Eeiistermarcher omy a quesxion or s more time wnen Joseph Burke of Newport was the the lungs are affected Tebms This sale will be made upon gnnst of his son Geo Burke near town The importance of the proper treat-¬ credits of 12 and 18 months for equal Friday and Saturday ment can therefor Bv readily appre- ¬ parts of the purchase morey and v3 Judge W M Purnell of Paris spent ciated But no good whatever can be purchaser will be required to execute expected from local applications as from Saturday until Mouday with T M such treatment never did cure Catarrh bond with good surety to be approved of undersigned assignee bearing Purnell and family and never will Being a blood disease b the from date until paid at the rate in of terest For Sale Cheap a house of two of the most obstinate nature Swifts 6 per cent This sale will be made free rooms on lot 30x50 on 8th St near Specific SSS is the only remedy of the the contingent which can have the slightest effect upon from of T M Fisherdower right railroad apply to T M Purnell 4t For further in wife Catarrh It is the only blood remedy Mr John Barbae attended the poultry that goes down to the bottom of all stub formation apply to the assignee at Rich ¬ show at Louisville last week and re born diseases which other remedies mond Ky ceived premiums on all of his turkeys H B HOGG eannot reach Capt Daye Cook and wife and Mrs Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West Assignee of T M Fisher Bettie Bowden of Paris were guests of S C writes Mrs Nancy Allen and family Saturday I had such a severe case of Or McMillan Talbott Mrs Pead and Mrs Mollie Slack of Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one Attys ior Pltff ear and part of the bone in my nose 1 ris Ky Maviile u cueatsof Mr J In P sloughed off i was coKstantly tieated son of the former and brother of the s IZSirsr S with sprays and latter washes but each Rev Taylor of Georgetown preached frx-iMijtfwinter the disease 6 here Sunday at the Baptist Church and seemed to have a will preach regularly the first and third OF firmer hold on me Sundays had finally been I Miss Emma L Young who has been declared incurable l2LS3 the guest of her cousin Miss Ida Dodson when I decided to left for Indianapolis to visit Eld S H iffiifSgB iiy o o o it Creightou and wife fflffla seemed to get right at the seat of the Mrs G R Armstrong of Montgom ¬ disease and cured me permanently ery county brought her niece Miss Mary Bourbon Circuit Court Lewis Armstrong to Millersburg this for I have had no touch of Catarrh for seven years week to attend the M F C The experience of Mr Chas A Parr W C Wilkerson etc Plaintiffs Hats Knox and Dunlap vs Consolidated Cases Wallace Crooks colore3 was ar- ¬ of Athens Ga was like that of all -sA Styles 3 rested here Saturday and taken to Car- ¬ others who vainly seek a cure in local Margaret A Elliott etc Defendants zS rJ z iov lisle charged with stealing a horse treatment He says me directed By bridle and saddle The horse has not For years I suffered from a severe issuedvirtue of an order toCircuit Court from the Bourbon case of Catarrh the many offensive New line of Shirts from 75c up been recovered at its November 1897 term I will at Mr Robt Orr of Colorado and symptoms being ac-¬ eleven oclock a m on The very latest collars and sister Mrs Mason of Missouri who companied by severe l I MB have been guests of their cousins Mrs pains in the head cuffs strictly up to date SATURDAY JANUARY 22 1898 Win Layson and Mrs C Mathers re- took several kinds of Collars 15c to 20c ¬ tnedicines recomturned home yesterday expose to the highest bidder at the Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair Win Becraft and tenants have sold mended for Catarrh 3j onrt house door in Paris Kentucky Pe Latest Neckties 25c 50c and three crops of tobacco 24000 pounds and used various local the life interest of E O Elliott in about applications but they to Liggett Myers of St Louis at 8 80 acres of land described as follows 75c Ful and complete gline of 10J and 11 cents E P Clark sold A had no effect whatev ¬ er I was induced to Reeses crop at 1325 in Cincinnati gents furnishings A tract of about 80 acres of land situ- ¬ CcfoyriqHT take SSS Swifts Miss Eva Vaughn who was vocal Specific and after four months I was ated in Bourbon County Ky on the teacher for Dr C Pope of the M F C perfectly well and have never felt any waters of Hinkston creek and being the same land allotted to said Margaret A for three vears died during Christmas effects of the disease since week at El Paso Tex where she had Those who have had the first Elliott as her share of the estate of her gone for her health She has been with touchof Catarrh will save endless suf-¬ father Andrew Banta bounded on the Our 30 Overcoatsfor 25 Our 30 Business Suits for 35 Dr Prices School at Nashville for two fering by taking the right remedy at the North by the land of Margaret C Ar- ¬ Our 35 Overcoatsor 30 Our 35 Business Suits for 30 years She was buried at Harrodsburg outset Others who have for years nold on the East by the lands of Mary Our 40 Overcoatsfor 835 Our 40 Business Suits for 35 Ky where her father Rev Vaughn Bought relief and found only disappoint¬ J Gilliapif and Isaac Clinkenbeard and Sold by others for C0 resides Sold by others for 55 to 60 ment in local treatment will find it wise on the South by the lands of Lot to waste no further time on sprays Banta Heiry Banta and James Bantas HOW TO FIND OUT washes inhaling mixtures etc which heirs on the West by the lands of Lot Try our S Trousers Sold by others for 1- Fill a bottle or common glass with urine are only temporary and cannot save Banta and let It stand twenty four hours a sedi ¬ them from dreaded Consumption The sale will be made to satisfy the ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy con- ¬ They should take a remedy which will We mean what we say and can prove it dition of the kidneys When urine stains judgment of Dr W C Wilk erson and The above prices are for Cash linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too cure them because it can reach their other plaintiffs in these consolidated ac- ¬ frequent desire to urinate or pain in the trouble SSS is the only blood reme- ¬ back is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ dy which can reach Catarrh it promptly tions amounting on the day of sale with neys aud bladder are out of order and costs and expense of sale to D at the WHAT TO DO CO There is comfort in the knowledge so often gets cures it very bottom of the disease interest57000 about and permanently expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root Swifts Specific is a real blood SSS Said sale will be made upon credits of the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish S in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver remedy and cares the most obstinate Bix and twelve months for equal parts I bladder and every part of the urinary pas- cases of Catarrh Rheumatism Conta- ¬ of the purchase money for which the sages It corrects Inability to hold urine and gious Blood JOE MUNSON Cutter Poison Cancer Scrofula purchaser will be required to execute scalding palu in passing or bad effects fol- ¬ andKczema which other so called blood bonds with good surety to be approved lowing use of liquor wine or beer aud over- ¬ 111 HBIIKULMMltlllmBWl comes that unpleasant necessity of belli remedies have no effect upon whatever by the undersigned Sheriff bearing in- ¬ compelled to get up many times during the The only safe sure and night to urinate The mild and the extraor- SSS is the only blood remedy guaran- ¬ terest from day of sale until paid at the reliable Female PILL dinary effect of wamp Root is soon realized teed rate of 6 per cent per annum having over offered to Ladies It stands the highest for its wonderful cure the force and effect of a judgment the most distressing caes If you especially recommend ofmedicine you should have the best uecl Sold 3 ed to married Ladies a RSlKft by druggists price fifty oents and one dollar GEO W BOWEN Ask for SB SIOTTS FEN2TYBOYAL FUIS and take no other You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet C57 aena lor circular Jtrrxce iuu per dox o ooxes Jor 500 both sent free by mail Mention The Paris and contains no mercury potash or S B C C jLJbt JMLO LJLS J EiifIftXKJAJU CJO - Cleveland Oliio Ky News and send your address to Dr other dangerous mineral Co Binghaniptou Kilmer Talbott Y The Books will be mailed free by Swift McMillan proprietors of this paper guarnut For SaleTiy W T Brooks Druggist tho tj0n Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Attys W C Wilkerson uiness of offer C F B ROWER CO Oysters iSftlrv crackers nnwtghnin l fvth cakes molaspps tM 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 1111 HI CCHttlHWmTltTMi-M- 1 IWITW The Bed of the Futur - 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 misunderstanding by conferring with us ¬ W L DOUGLAS 3 SHOE IflrtO Coanty Law 8 8 Ernest Urchs 121123 Co w 4th St CINCINNATI Sole Steinway Representatives - ¬ c w CO J R ADAIR L C MOORE m ¬ Dps WN Adair k Moore Phone 79 Paris Ky d to 12 a m Dental Surgeons No 3 Broadway 5 p m -- - Office Hour - and 1 3dc tf to mas supplies Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Dates 7 1 2 c lb Qyanges 2510 AOCwdozeii ires d ananas pr uses graphs pickles dried fruits oysters cel ery crackers turkeys The cheapest line of fire works in Paris Come and see me Qa See my select stock of Christ 4 Cltairh 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 Turmy Clark Mitchells lower stable tion ¬ iYRUP PEPSIIM CURES CONSTIPATION 1 DR CALDWELLS AI Jto W O HINTON Agenty amAjmtJfext---- iA4bSAismmM wm I fTi tTIBiTlMiitT iiw te ¬ Insurance OLD THE VERY BEST RELIABLE PROMPT P AYING NON UNION it BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM 55 EPW WES trls -- 1 lOLEDO All Points DETROIT i 7 Iitga - WE ARE THE PEOPLE SALE CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Headparters For Correct Styles n rfioii Co LaiK Avoiding The Tunnel ST LOUIS BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cars Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be sure your tickets NEW YORK FOUR jX JfiiiM read via BIG Passenger Traffic Mgr D o Mccormick Gen BJiIAIlTrtf ¬ Cincinnati PaesiJTkt Agt O 1 TJBLIE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WJEE- K OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS EDITION 18 Pages a Week 15G Papers a Year FOR ONE DOLLAR Published every Alternate Day except Sunday -- ARIS FURHISHIHG H TAILORING STOUT Manager I ¬ 1 jOF0 THKuXi3i9 ¬ PENNYROYAL PILLS -- -- Purely Vegetable gSfs this i v lmoj The Thrice-a-Wee- k Edition of The New York World is first among all weekly papers in size frequency of publication and the freshness accuracy and variety of its contents It has all the merits of a great 6 daily at tho the price of a dollar weekly Its poli il- ¬ eal news is prompt complete accunun and impartial as all its readers will tt t tify It is against the monopolies and for the people It prints the news of all the world having special correspondence from all important nw points on the globe It has brilliant illustrations stories by great authors a capital humor page complete markets departments fee tfea household and womens work and other special departments of usual interppt We offer this unequaled nevmper and The Bourbon News togei he one year for 225 The regular subscription piice of the two paper- is 300 - jfiifT - p i bi wv iftt 2 IN THE SENATE THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 18 1898 A STEANGE EACE THE COMMIT1 fife Dn Interstate and Foreign Commerce vf the House Make Two Important Amend ¬ Rival Railway Companies Who Desire ments to tiie Anti Scalpins Bill to Own the First Road Washington Jan 15 A clerical er- ¬ ror in the resolution introduced by Senator Hoar in the senate Friday Into tho Yukon Country Each Iiine will Be Ahout 400 Miles Lonsr The Koads Will- changing the time for the inaugura Hun ITroni Pyramid Harbor to a tion of presidents from March until Point on the Lewis River April placed the date when the change should take effect in 1S99 when it was Tacoma Wash Jan 17 A railroad ¬ A DECREE ISSUED RAINY REMINDER Rheumatism - The Hawaiian Annexation Treaty Will Ee Considered This Week A Vote Will Be Taken on ai m Bill Our Foreign Relations AVill Re- ceive Considerable Attention in the House Death of Gen Augur the Immigration Washington J an 17 The Hawaiian annexation treaty will this week again occupy the major portion of the time of the senate It appears improbable however that the treaty will be taken up on Monday There is a unanimous agreement to vote upon the immigra tion bill during that day and it is altogether probable that this vote will be preceded by some discussion of the merits of the bill The friends of the measure are confident of its passage but they are not very hopeful of getting- it through without further de bate Senator Wolcott has given notice of bis intention to address the senate on Monday when he will make a report of the transactions of the recent international bimetallic commission Mr Wolcott has never given extended public utterance concerning the commission work and there is very general interest manifested as to the course he may pursue in his speech on Monday When the senate resumes consideration of the Hawaiian treaty Senator Morgan will take the floor and it is understood will consume at least another day in the presentation of his views in favor of annexation lie will be followed by Senators Pettigrew and White in opposition to the treaty and by other senators for and against it There is no hope that the discussion will be concluded during the week A great many senators wish to speak and as long as the result of the vote is as uncertain as it is at present ¬ u K I l r r li v P Wr Senator Hoars intention that the date building race involving the expendi- ¬ should have been 1901 which would ex ¬ ture of 16000000 has been commenced tend Mr McKinleys term for a little by two wealthy corporations ea2h of more than a month instead of shorten which desires to own the first railroad inc it as would have been the result of into the Yukon country Each road the resolution as first introduced had will be about 400 miles long running it become a law Mr Hoar afterwards from Pyramid harbor near the head changed the resolution in accordance of Lynn canal to points on Lewis with his intention river below Five Finger rapids The house committee on interstate The companies back of the railroad and foreign commerce had the anti projects are the London Exploration scalping bill under discussion Friday Co and the Yukon Co organized last Two important amendments were summer by Andrew F Burleigh the adopted One imposes a penalty on principal stockholders of whch are railroads refusing to redeem unused Philadelphia and New York men Both portions of tickets This provision is corporations have surveyors and enlacking in the original bill and the gineers at work between Pyramid har railroad interests that have been rep bor and the Lewis river The pro- ¬ resented favor it as an earnest of good jectors of both roads figure on an aver ¬ faith An amendment also was adopt ¬ age cost of over 520000 a mile requir ed providing that passengers applying ing an outlay of SS000000 for each for redemption of tickets should not be road given the benefit of through tariff but The equipment for each will cost of the regular rates to the terminal about 1000000 more Both companies where journey ceased secured right of way from the Senator Perkins of California Fri have Canadian government and are now day introduced a bill amendatory of working to secure from congress nec the act providing a civil government esary rights of way through the SO for Alaska providing that all public miles of American territory lands not reserved in Alaska contain ing coal lignite of mineral may be A CHICAGO SYNDICATE claimed and entered under the land ¬ the Lopez Ranch laws that locations not exceeding 040 Will Purchase in Xorth Mexico the Larg est acres may be located by any qualified Chicago 17 A Chicago syndi- ¬ mineral claimant but entry can be cate with Jan 1000000 capital has just made only on discovery of coal lignite negotiated for the purchase of the or mineral oil on the location and that Lopez ranch said to be the largest the purchase price of land claimed ranch in North Mexico August Jern under this act shall be 52 50 per acre estate man of this city left The vice president and Mrs Hobart berg a real to neither side will be disposed to allow for Mexico clinch the deal by mak ¬ the vote to be taken entertained the president and Mrs Mc ing the first payment The syndicate The senate has agreed to work on the Kinley Friday evening at a beautiful The has agreed to pay 800000 for the confirmation of Attorney General Mc appointed dinner of 20 covers The the Kenna as associate justice of the su- ¬ drawings and library of the vice presi- ranch of purchase is probably Chi- ¬ by its kind negotiated preme conrt on next Friday and the dents mansion the former home of largest cago capitalists in a number of years that they are under military jurisdic probabilities are that this vote will be Senator and Mrs Cameron were The ranch embraces 1200000 acres of tion preceded by some discussion as to Mr fragrant with roses while the table at Another edict will be published shortrolling prairie land Besides its agri ¬ McKennas merits which the guests were seated were ly forbidding the gathering of groups The urgent deficiency appropriation superbly decorated with bridesmaid cultural richness it contains valuable of more than four persons either in the Thirty thou ¬ bill will in all probability be reported roses and lighted with tiny wax tapers deposits of asphaltum included in of cattle are the streets or in the stores Mrs sand head on Monday and there may be an effort under silver and white shades M Molina the chief of the staff of to secure its consideration during the Hobarts gown was of pear gray bro- purchase ¬ But the principal scheme of the pur- the insurgent Gen Majia Rodriguez week cade trimmed with rare old laces to is announced This was Mrs McKinleys first ap chasers was revealed by Mr Jernberg has it authorities surrendered the The house is likely to become the Spanish arena for a general discussion of our pearance as a dinner guest in Wash before he left for Mexico He said Gen Parrado has issued We intend to foreign relations in connection with ington since the inauguration and was as soon as we colonize the big ranch arnouncng his willingnessa manifesto to do ev can eret around to xt the consideration of the diplomatic and consequently awaited with great inter- The syndicate will erything possible to bring about peace take colonies down She wore a very rich toilet of consular appropriation bill during the est there as fast as possible and sell them in the district of Sancti Spiritus prov present week The Cuban situation blue satin with diamond ornaments ince of Santa Clara the annexation of Hawaii and the de- The other guests present were the sec land in different sections of the state It is announced from Spanish sources signs of the European powers toward reta of state and Mrs Sherman the of Tamaulipas where the ranch As that Lieut Col Felix Tegon of the China will of course be the principal secretary of the treasury and Mrs located In the syndicate there are a few Wi insurgent army has been killed topics to attract attention The house Gage Mrs Alger the attorney general managers do not want an extended and Mrs McKenna postmaster gen consin capitalists notably a banker of SECRET SOCIETIES of the Stoughton debate on Cuba precipitated at eral and Mrs Gary the secretary of rjvnnrl TTnllc who is presidentTmnrrropl Trritrnfinn inr rr this time but the minority is the navy and Mrs Long the secretary v - To Take Part in the Anti Department ment Lo which has large r holdings rnr Store Movement in Denver Col determined to press the question of the interior and Mrs Bliss the sec the Pecos valley Ward county Texaslt Denver Col Jan 15 The during the consideration of this bill retary of agriculture and Mrs San store movement is fjpreading They believe the time is particularly ford the guest of the house and Sen¬ in tnaL vaney ine colonization piaru has been worked with marked success to the secret societies The members opportune owing to the anti autonomy ator Sewal of New Jersey Fifty families om Wisconsinhaye of the different organizations form a Washington Jan 15 Farmers bul ¬ Monday is District riots in Havana on Tuesday the letin jSPo- 6j3just issiied byrejagii been Ipcatedthrfp and quiforiga flcug- 3largepart of the fworknn woodmen ofColumbia day and ishing town hasgrown up One of the fnrocf oiC vnA man anrl rfKo- rnfo nniil consideration of the army- appropria cultural department treats of the Most of tion bill will be resumed This is like black rot of the cabbage It was pre largest creameries in the south is about and social organizations to be built there under the direction of these organizations have branches lv to be finished Tuesday after which pared by Erwm F Smith chief of the comauxilliary branches the consular and diplomatic bill will division of vegetable physiology and former Gov W D Hoard of Wiscon- and probably consume the remainder of the pathology and describes the nature sin who is famous as a dairv man ¬ posed of women the chief patLoron of the department establishweek and prevalence of the disease the The same plan is to be tried in the pez ranch ments The trades and labor organi of Mrs Lucile Lane youngest daugh source infection and gives zations are already pledged to a with ter of ex Senator Blackburn of Ken practical suggestions for its preven HON BENJ BUTTERWORTH drawal of their patronage from the tucky shot herself in her apartments tion The disease is known to Commissioner of Patents Expires in department stores and are working to at the Wellington hotel Saturday night cabbage growers under different Tnomasviile Ga taken by about midnight just as she was pre names the commonest ot which are Washington Jan 17 A private have similar actionthe labor the secret organizasocieties All of paring for bed The statement criven stem rot and black rot Although dispatch from Thomasville Ga states are demanding the passage by out by the family is that the shooting it has come into prominence only with ¬ that Commissioner of Patents Benja tions was accidental and was caused by a in the last few years it is said to be a min Butterworth died there Sunday at the city council of the ordinance designed to prevent the encroachment of small pistol which catching in some serions hindrance to cabbage growing 315 p m stores such action laces in the drawer fell as she lifted in several states No way is known of In Washington no less than in his the department taken andthe regular at them and exploded by the hammer curing the disease or of entirely rid¬ native state Maj Butterworth enjoyed will probably be meeting of the aldermen next week striking the edge of the drawer The ding a locality of it when once it is a wide acquaintance and great popuwound is in the left breast and is prob well established The whole subject larity and the news of his death while Will Bo Re Sentenced ably fatal Mrs Lane is suffering from of treatment may be summed by no means unexpected will cause Topeka Kan Jan 15 Jas C Me in one the shock so severely that the physi- ¬ up word prevention general sorrow here No public man Kibben charged with having made cians have not yet made any attempt The disease is not confined probably had a larger circle of per-¬ counterfeit five dollar bills while to locate the bullet to cabbage but attacks a number of sonal friends at the capital He con- ¬ Gen Christopher Colon Auger U S species belonging to the mustard fam ¬ tracted his fatal illness while on the in the United States penitentiary at Leavenworth was brought to A retired died of old age at his home ily It was studied in the field for the stump in the late Ohio campaign Topeka Friday by Deputy Mai in West Washington Sunday night Gen first time by the author last year who No information has been received shal W G Neely His term exAuger was one of the three surviving visited the following places Saginaw as to the time or place of the funeral pired at the penitentiary Thursday members of the class of 43 at West Mich Racine Wis Clyde O- RochesMr Butterworth was elected a rep- ¬ at once Point the class with which Gen Grant ter N Y and Washington D C In resentative in congress of the First and he was making rearrested on the charge of graduated Gen Auger served with all these localities it has obtained a Ohio district including the city of Cin in prison He will counterfeit money be sentenced by Grant in Mexico and afterward with strong foothold and has done serious cinnati to the 46th 47th 49th 50th and Judge Foster distiction through the civil war Af- damage The in j ury at Racine during 51st congresses From then until apter the civil war he saw considerable the last three years probably exceeds pointed to the position he occupied at Letter Sox Robbers service in the Indian one hundred thousand dollars Many his death he devoted most of his time active New York Jan 15 The banks of uprisings on the frontier and was suggestions are given for the preven ¬ to the practice of law especially patent this city were notified Friday that a later in command of various depart tion of the disease The planting of law in this city large number of cheeks had been stolen ments of the army He was retired in other crops for a long series of years from letter boxes in Detroit Buffalo Chief of Police Shot 1SS5 and has since lived in Washing the bulletin says seems to be the only Oklahoma O T Jan 17 In a Minneapolis St Paul Toledo Cleveton Subsequent to his retirement he satisfactor way of getting rid of it bawdy house row early Sunday land Kansas City and Milwaukee by was shot by a negro desperado in the after once becoming serious The be- ing Fred Jones a barkeeper shotmorn an organized gang of thieves Some oi doorway of his own home but though lief is expressed that no danger is like- of Police G W Jackson throughChief the checks have been raised and alseriously wounded recovered He has ly to ensue from the consumption of thigh As he fell Jackson fired the tered by means of acids In several at two sons now in the army Capt Colon cabbage slightly affected with the rot Jones but missed him and shot Bishop instances the thieves have been sucAugur stationed at Fort Riley Kan- because the germ does not grow well Armstrong a deputy sheriff inflicting cessful in getting the checks cashed sas and Maj J A Auger now at at blood heat and is easily destroyed a fatal wound Jones is a brother of by cooking Leavenworth Miners and Operators Meeting Milt Jones marshal who was After the transaction of some rou killed in an the city at Chicago Jan 15 Nearly six hundred affray Oklahoma City The Catacombs to Be Lighted by Elec- tine business in the senate Friday Mr coal miners and operators representtricity Hoar Mass presented the following two years ago by the Christian broth- ¬ ing Hlinois Indiana Ohio and Penn PiTTSBUiiGii Pa Jan 17 Within joint resolution proposing an amend ¬ ers outlaws Armstrong is said to sylvania will meet in joint convention twelve months the catacombs of Rome ment to the constitution have come from Texas in Chicago on Monday for the purpose will be illuminated by nineteenth cenRritisli Steamer in Distress That the following article be proof bringing about if possible the tury incandescent electric lights The posed to the legislatures of the several Queenstown Jan 17 The British adoption of a wage scale and working Westinghouse Co has received a cable states as an amendment to the consti ¬ steamer Gladj s Capt Dixon which agreement in order to prevent a gengram from its Rom3 representative tution of the United States arrived Sunday from Baltimore re- eral strike next summer announcing that he had secured the The term of office of the president of the ports that she met contract for lighting- the catacombs Fifty sixth congress shall continue until the Newlyn Capt Vossthe British steamer One of the New Counterfeits from Swansea Six motors capable of supplying cur 30th flay of April in the vear lSi9 at noon The Philadelphia on January 12 in lat for 51 New York Jan 15 One of the term rent for not less than 450 lamps will be senators whose existing Marchwould otherwise long 2G with tail and shaft and pro- counterfeit 100 silver certificates new was expire on the 4th day of in the year Wi placed in the six catacombs or thereafter shall continue in office until noon peller gone She towed her for 30 handed in at the sub treasury here of the 30th day of April succeeding such ex hours when the hawsers parted in Friday Stock Broker Hangs Himself It came from a New York at noon York Jan 17 Wm P Morri piration and the 30th day of April the 4th of heavy weather and she was obliged to bank which had received it from a New shall thereafter he substituted for son a stock broker committed suicide March as the commencement and termination leave the Newlyn 420 miles from Fast savings bank in Brooklyn The note late Sunday night at his home in this of the official term of the president vice presi ¬ net The Gladys machinery suffered was handled by three tellers before its dent senators and representatives in confrom the stress of towing city by hanging spuriousness was detected gress ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ Prohibiting the Publication in the Havana fJhnracteristic Bit of Ould Ireland Is permanently cured Newspapers of Cable Dispatches With ¬ in America out Previous Censorship by the Authori ¬ By Hoods Sarsaparilla A Cleveland landlord has one of his ties by a family that is out of all houses tenanted Havana via Key West Fla Jan proportions to the size of the dwelling In Which neutralizes the 15 In spite of the official Spanish dec- fact he strongly suspects that there are at Lactic acid in the blood larations that the city is quiet which least two distinct families in the house and is quite anxious to get rid of them He are the only reports allowed to be sent he doesnt want to turn them out and he has Thousands who were by direct cable the situation here con- been hoping they would take the frequent they tinues very serious and the city is in hints he gives them and seek some other lo-a Sufferers write complained of Lately they have the greatest excitement The city pre- cation roof but the landlord has determined Have felt no symptoms leaky sented Thursday morning the most ter- ¬ to make no repairs until they leave rible aspect of military disorder Of Rheumatism since A few days ago the head of the household The Plaza de Armas or the main waited on him Sarsaparilla Taking Well sor he said that roof has been square in front of the governor generals palace is defended by strong ar-¬ leakin agin asked the landlord Has it Reflections of a Bnclielor tillery forces Without this security Yis sor It leaks right over me sisters At 30 marriage is the wine of life at 4fr the palace would be exposed to assault bed Draps right down on her sor This after o the room a cryin its the morning when he is dead a woman from the rioters Gen Arolas assumed marnin she came out A man is quiet sor It had been raining on her all night the military command of the city and Yis sor cryinV is dead when shes quiet was in constant conference with Gen inquired the Every woman is a mirror of her bosom Tophet Well why in friend to her husband and a mirror of her Blanco landlord didnt she move the bed friend Twasnt that sor hastily remarked husband to her bosomwoman is beginning to In spite of the great military display The first sign that a tenant Twasnt made the rioters continue parading the What ailed her thenthat feel her age is when she hunts up all the baby the streets Why you see sor she were just a cryin pictures of her children Half a womans pleasure in buying a pretAt 1230 oclock Thursday afternoon because it reminded her so much of home ty pair of stockings cheap is spoiled because Cleveland Plain Dealer a large crowd of rioters were about to she can never be perfectly sure they wont attack the Diario and resisted a crock nest Route to Klondike charge made upon them by the civil When you see a girls eyes look as if she The quickest and cheapest route is via had been crying she has generally met with guards but finally dispersed gather ¬ St Paul or Minneapolis the Northern Pa- some great grief or else she has just had her ing again in other streets Dyea and Chilkoot cific Many arrests have been made and Rail Railway Taiyavia Skacway and wagon bath andYcouldnt find her silk starching Tramway or Press among them are wealthy Spanish mer- ¬ road to summit of White Pass The lines bag N over these Passes we are assured will be in chants In Vienna time The peaceful residents and all the operation in February 1898 by which snow First Citizen And is Herr Von Pom the worst storms will be over and the Cuban families are panic stricken traveling meler a proper candidate for the reichs packed down fit for The situation is considered identical The ice goes out of the upper Yukon basin rath My friend Second Citizen impressively with that when Capt Gen Dulce was lakes May 15th to June 1st or simultaneously Puck 300 you should see him punch the bag deported to Spain by the volunteers in with the opening of the Stikeen River miles south but you can reach the Salmon 1S69 Pelly Stewart and Klondike countrv from A cold sore and stiff All right again The decree just issued by Gen Blanco three weeks to a month earlier by properly St Jacobs Oil did it cured against the press is positive proof of equipping your party and sledding jrour outhis weakness and he has promulgated fits Lake Lindeman to open river at foot of Talk isnt cheap when vou hire a lawyer Lake Le Berge 100 miles thus avoiding posit to mollify the rioters sible portages at Miles Canon and White to do it for you Chicago Daily News Havana Jan 15 A decree has been Horse Rapid published prohibiting the publication Send two cents postage to Chas S Fee Burning itching frost bite Use St Jain daily newspapers of cable dispatches St Paul Minn for latest illustrated Alaska cobs Oil cures promptly Cools the fever rail The Northern Pacific without previous censorship and with ¬ map running its trains all is the only with equipped way out twelve hours notice of their re Dining Cars Standard Tourist and free ColA girl puts in a great deal of her spare ceipt onist sleepers through to Tacoma Seattle time reading advertisements and wanting things Washington Democrat In addition in future the post office and Portland As the pioneer line in Alaska passenger here will detain national and foreign the Northern Pacific will newspapers not having been previous- ¬ traffic authentic information as to give the reliable latest ly censored routes of travel Violators of the law are warned ¬ ¬ ¬ that ¬ Hoods ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ said Pennington the author at these critics who in an hours time blast a work over which we authors have spent a year replied Cawstik who had read Yes Penningtons latest when a minute would suffice them to say all that is necessary Philadelphia North American I often marvel The Crass of Critics ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ r L anti-departme- nt the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free ¬ ¬ -- Ly local applications as they cannot reach Deafness Cannot Be Cared - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys ¬ tem effectually dispels colds head ¬ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation oyrup of h lgs is the F J Cheney Co Toledo O i rM r Aft only remedy of its kind eyerpro VOoId byrruggiatejcrf ducediv pleasing totheftasterahdlaf Hall sTFamily Pillgjaratherbestips5 ff ceptable to the stomach prompt in Advantages of the Sleifh its action and truly beneficial in its The man who owns a sleigh has no diffi effects prepared only from the most culty in making himself solid with the girls As girls soon get cold and are ready to go healthy and agreeable substances its i w -- i - V r K - - V lt4af ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ home he can take as many as six in one after- ¬ noon taking each girl home as fast as she freezes and going for another Thejnan who 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Coarse Tenpenny Here is an account in the paper of a man who was shipwrecked in mid ocean and cast away on a desert island with another mans wife Mrs Tupenny The wretch I hope his wife got a divorce from him Town Topics A Golden Era is the title of an illustrated pamphlet issued by the general passenger department of the St Paul Railway on Chicago Milwaukee 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 and what to expect after arrival publications may be had free of expense by sending four 4 cents in stamps to pay postage to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chicago 111 ¬ Jnst a ¬ t I X ¬ ¬ I Fmni TRAOE MARK ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tom It takes an Irishman for ready wit Dick who has just visited his uncle And a Jew for ready cash Up To Date called Grain O It is a delicious appetizing nourishing food drink to take the place of coffee Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used it because when properly prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but is free from all its injurious properties Grain 0 aids digestion and strengthens the nerves It is not a stimulant but a health builder and children as well as adults can drink it with great benefit Costs about as much as coffee 15 and 25c A Racial Characteristics ¬ Give the Children a Brink ¬ i s Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri- ¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ Has our well known erage ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package and our trade mark 44 It - ¬ ¬ He passionately I have ever loved Criterion You are the only girl ¬ She coldly So I should judge by the way you go at it N Y Journal To cleanse the sysfem in a gentle and truly oeneficial manner when the Springtime comes use the true and perfect remedy Syrup of Figs Buy the genuine Manu- ¬ factured by the California Fig Syrup Co Dnly and for sale by all druggists at 50 2ents per bottle La Belle Chocolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE o ¬ Best of All ¬ Made only by Of San Francisco has been elected by the Oakland board of trade as their delegate to the monetary conference to rbe T r neld in maianapoiis on January jo Mr Leach is now in Washington ¬ Delegates to the Monetary Convention Oakland Cal Jan 17 Frank A Leach superintendent of the mint at t -- 1 - -- 1 3i I l will be a great emigration of cyclists to the The cream of the for- south Monday eign and American racing talent will be sail for Florida and to New Iork Cycllf s GTS v mefryiime4uu wc uc Jil WnCKVlJZ Jvr Columbus Ind Jan 17 Dore Ogden a local genius has invented a fish O Jan 15 Following is Bellaire apparatus which proma list of names of men who reside catching all previous in- ¬ within a radius of 50 miles of Bellaire ises to excel to whom Uncle Sam pays 50 a month ventions in that line A very fine or more as pensions and whose ages wire extends from a battery near the range from 50 to 75 years Jaraes Bax ¬ fishermen through the fishing line to the ter Morristown S7 John Hnltlrin hook The fish are electrocuted the sec- ¬ Quaker City 50 Calvin A Campbell ond they touch the instrument In a steubenl test the other day in White river sev-¬ Belraont S72 James Co eral hundred pounds of fish were cHle s 2 Jonathan Co Mi 7 S1 hard Cutshaw Marietta 872 R A caught in a few hours Mr Ogden is now working on a peculiar kind of McCormicl Cadi Augustus Cambridge 72 Samuel Kease kite which he hopes to have the Marietta 72 Daniel Lucas Bcli re weather bureau adopt to be used in ob ¬ ¬ Some Large Pensions An Electric Pish lane Departure of the Kelief Expedition Post ¬ poned Ore Jan 15 Gen Mer Portland riam commanding the department of ¬ WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1780 CO Ltd DORCHESTER HASS the Columbia Friday morning received a telegram from the war department instructing him to postpone the departure of the relief expedition ta Alaska Sailed For Alaska Portiad Ore Jan 15 The steam¬ Talk is cheap but somehow gossip always gains currency Chicago Daily News Cold quickens rheumatism but quickly Surely St Jacobs Oil cures it When a man is drunk and should least he talks most Atchison Globe Limp and lame lame back Oil cureB it promptly surely talk J5U servations er George WElder sailed Friday night for Skaguay and Dyea with 35 passenSix hundred gers and a full cargo Its about as hard for a man to keep a for a woman to keep a sharp lead horses and nearly 000 dogs go out by diary as Chicago pencil Da News she Elder ¬ St Jacobs hnmn In a nrniinornno healthy community The Corn Belt a monthly paper handsomely illustrated is full of infor- ¬ mation concerning western farm lands Send 25 cents for a years subscription to The Cora Belt 200 Adams Street Chicago READ durine the winter mnnt1s about the farm lands of fceoraska Iowa and Mis- ¬ souri POST YOUR ¬ SELF how to getacheap- 4 S1 - OPIUM and Whiskey Habit ctired ai iiouic wiinoiunain liooK ot B M iarucularasentJbKEfc iYOOLLEYILD Atlanta Gs 1 4 -- - j JiSAr TELL HER SO THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 18 1898 ing the knife from his clenched hand I hastened past him and bent over Ger He was lying on the floor morard tally wounded I could guess but con¬ his own judgment as to when and where he would part company with Mark and Amld the cares of married life he demanded in addition a solemn In spite of toil and business strife you value your sweet wife pledge from Gerard that he Demetrius f Tell her so should be given plenary absolution for his misdeeds up to date Prove to her you dont forget The bond to which your seal is set Gerard knowing the nature of the Shes of lifes sweets the sweetest yet man and trembling with apprehension Tell her so for the safety of his darling was about When the days are dark and deeply blue to accede to these impudent demands as 3he has her troubles same as you I crawled within earshot Show her that your love is true Let me have the boy now he J Tell her so pleaded tn former days you praised her style Demetrius laughed The scoundrel And spent much care to win her smile could twist the famous financier around Tis just as well now worth your while his little finger as a man twists a ring Tell her so and the occupation amused him There was a time you thought it bliss Mr Gerard he was never more To get the favor of one kiss A dozen now wont come amiss studiously polite Mr Gerard I am Tell her so not a fool You know that sir Where is Mark panted the father Your love for her is no mistake You feel it dreaming or awake Asleep Shall I awake him Dont conceal it For her sake Put him in the boat and you can go Tell her so where you will Youll never know what you have missed You speak for yourself Mr Gerard If you make love a game of whist but there are others who are er in ¬ Lips mean more than to be kissed terested in me There is that very Tell her so lucky young man Mr Hugo Livingston Dont act if she has passed her prime Where is he by the bye As though to please her were a crime Here you damned scoundrel said you loved her nows the time If eer v The poet raves of the beautiful hair And calls the man a prosy old bear Yes the poet of it makes a fad Its glories in verse he will group Poetry vs Prose ¬ ¬ That crowns his fair idols head Who ignores its splendors instead scious Secure lum irst ha gasped But like other mortals hes mad If a strand of it gets in the soup The boy was crying bitterly I had Chicago Daily News to shake him vigorously before he an ¬ swered my question Heard Willie Mamma Was Oat How did this happen Does the baby look like you or your I untied him he sobbed I untied wife Oh father father him I didnt Well it depends somewhat on how mean to do any harm he feels when hes good natured he Never mind my boy said Gerard resembles me but at other times I can faintly Im ready to die now any see a great deal of his mother in him way Judge ¬ He Conld Master said Tuffold Itautt in hia most plaintive voice cant you give me somethin to help mealong Yes responded Fellaire formerly Eusty Bufus tossing a dollar at him in memory of the past and then kicking him around the corner I think I can you greasy old scoundrel Chicago M 602 h dailey MAIN ST PARIS KY Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Tribune Tell her so I An hundred fold of tenderness Hearts like hers were made to bless Tell her so You are hers and hers alone Well 3rou know shes all your own Dont wait to carve it on a stone Tell her so Never let her heart grow cold Richer beauties will unfold She is wprth her weight in gold Tell her so Detroit Free Press Shell return for each caress zSy HORACE MrOlEY 1896 Qipr J Copyright by VAOIELL- B Lippincott Co and a second later caught the stiangle hold on him the hold which made Evan Lewis famous as a wrestler He writhed and tvTisted but the hold can never be broken between men of equal strength Before a minute had passed he was as a rag doll I gave his wind ¬ pipe a last squeeze and flung him sense less to the ground The fig lit was over Meantime Jap and Geraird the latter could not swim had plunged into the slough and the water reaching only to their necks had landed safely upon the island Gerard rushed to the hut but Jap remaiped with me The Greek lay an inert mass at my feet Youve had all the fun said Jap re ¬ But Id like sir to tie proachfully him up good an fast We have no ropes I replied The question of securing Demetrius had al ¬ ready perplexed me There are ropes in the hut said Jap I here had him by the throat as I spoke CHAPTER IX The details 1 learned later Demetrius it seemed had asked the4 boy to loosen the rope which Jap with hearty good will had knotted so tight¬ ly as to cut the flesh Mark in abso- ¬ lute ignorance of the true nature of the beast and moved to pity at the sight of his swollen and bleeding wrists had consented to slacken one end A powerful wrench had freed the Greeks right arm as Gerard entered the hut and Demetrius faithful to his oath had grasped a knife and turned upon With both feet tied he the boy moved slowly and with difficulty and Gerard had time to fling himself be- ¬ tween the miscreant and his victim He saved his sons life by the sacri ¬ fice of his own a sacrifice cheerfully c on su mm a ted Demetrius was arraigned for the murder of his master and convicted The da- - before his execution his iron nerves gave way and he was baptized a All de people cant be heroes Gotter take fings as dey come Some is figgers some is zeros Makin up de general sum Washington Star Each in His Place A KLONDIKE PLEASASTRY Just His Kind Weary Wiggins Seeing that I am al- ¬ ways on the road I thought it would be a good idea for me to get a play to travel in and I want you to write it Playwright What kind of a play do you want Weary Wiggins Oh any old kind thats got a meal in every act Judge A Mean Insinuation Daisy Peachblow Doesnt Dick Dash light look terrible this morning Miss Leftover Yes I refused him last night Daisy Peachblow Poor fellow The surprise must have been a grreat shock to him San Francisco Examiner Gift for Love But now Loves older see him frown He wants the best fur coat in town Chicago Record blew H A SMITH XE3353-TXJSI7- Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 Co to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m J R ADAIR L C MOORE Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons No 3 Broadway 5 p m ParisKy m and 1 Office Hour - d to 12 a When Lovb was young a ring or twu Would keep him warm when cold winds 3dc 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 Tnrnby Clark lower stable McSwatt efs Yesterday I paid Jengo that ten I owred him Hes the most sar- ¬ castic man I know McSwitters How sarcastic McSwatters Why he said that he had forgotten all about it Town Topics Sarcastic Mitchells Ill get son the breathless explanations and boyish ejaculations of surprise Mark junior had the warmest affection for Washington Star ft who as I have said before the Greek had acquired a dominating- influence over the lad Obviously Demetrius had counted upon capturing the gosling- as wortei- zwell as the gander CwZATVOU VSTO me with lantern Jap soon rejoined BeFotrLu OnHNV and a coil of bale rope VVy rWewvxes wV be Can you truss him properly Can I You leave the cuss to me strance Voee c owacooA sir If Mark he said to me only the Vouaa bays Bune5 yo r Finally tied hand and foot and still day before the final summons came 6fVftarxqeq ivr unconscious we carried Demetrius to if Mark- nrofik bv mv exnerience 1 dont grudge the price Ive alwaysZT it to hem tugo tnat reiorm rises as x I told him to be of good cheer and carry out my instructions to the letter rose from the ranks but Ive learnt urged us continually to mend that it falls like the sunlight from iperaxd W4 V bovjeJrfLiuabe He carried a rifle a catapulti k f rwdula have served him as well and Under the terms of his will I a handsome legacy sufficient muttered to himself as he stumbled to insure independence and abundant through the darkness Jap and I were leisure to scribble leisure also to brood well armed to the teeth as the dime his To exorcise the demon of unrest I novels have it and Jap carried turned to sport and spent the summer lantern Before Ave crossed the low sand dunes and fall upon the headwaters of the which lay between the marshes and the Saskatchewan hunting- and fishing But around my campfire hovered the isea Jap extinguished the lantern and war It was we held a brief council of image of Nancy alluring mocking Upon my return to San Francisco a decided to treat with the enemy under cover of the fog the whitest friendly letter advised me of the approaching marriage of Burlington and Mrs Ger ¬ and largest of flags of truce ard I was invited to the wedding and It would be wise said I to advance is provided with tin open order The hut assisted at the quiet celebration that a large bore duck gun and a charge of folllowed Both Burlington and his swan shot might excite a panic wife welcomed me warmly but Nancy so I fancied held aloof and greeted Ill take the center said Gerard The Greelr met me a bloody knife In his hand and do the talkingme with chilling civility I presume said I at parting with Ill take the left said Jap an do the hut and propped him up on the bed NATUKALLY a forced smile that you will be kind the cussin Geraird satisfied that his enemy enough to send me a card for your wed ¬ And Ill take the rig ht said I and Then The Push Saj youve got to wear something with pockets was powerless drew Jap and me aside ding keep my mouth shut Ive told Mark as little as possible My wedding she faltered The fog was now so thick that an ob A Ijong Pelt Wanrt Throwing I did not wish to a dozen yards away could not be he murmured Surely that devotion you spoke of ject Bright Ive got an idea that will be After all is done and said frighten him unnecessarily Whatshall that night you remember will iseen at all The ordinary maid worth millions if I succeed in perf ectiug we do with Demetrius The first thing to determine is Her bosom began to heave as she Is pretty good at throwing when he tries it The question demanded considera ¬ turned from me is here observed Just see the dust shes thrown whether the Greek Wright Whats the scheme Yes usually his own tion Then Are you ready Nancy I cried taking her hand in Since the dawn of time in mans poor blink- ¬ Gerard Bright A smokeless cigarette Chi Jap can go to the house and as soon mine it is well with you Nancy is it march ing eyes cago News Puck commander-in-chie- f at the as its liffht bring- the carriage He not You are happy halted Our may as well start at once eh Keep No identical spot where I had stood a few she whispered I am not Delied Didnt Notice Him before and I heard him sigh your mouth shut Jap No tattling till happy ihours It seems strange that he couid plun- ¬ He kissed her withouta her permissionthen speechless She heavily as he realized that the boat was I give you leave Not happy If some fellow has der a great corporation like that for Said wastones that hemoment and in couldnt mistake j The coachman grinned and shivered dared to on the wrong side of the channel The vears without being found out Sir Run along said Gerard and bring again Greek had returned Dont look so fierce she mur- ¬ Well you see the corporation was Ill dare you to try thatChicago Record shrilly dry clothing for Mr Livingston and mured he yelled Demetrius Chicago Journal Mamma has new interests pretty busy itself me come out now and of course I feel a little out in PERHAPS SO Thinking- of Space The man untied the boat and pushed the cold was the instant reply I am here Deacon Welftxt I I waited for no more but tran noise¬ off I had found a pair of overalls in the¬ It was your mother then For her thoughts Misa Nancy kin read your lessly for some fifty yards to the right hut and an overcoat belonging to De sake you re coyly Then what Miss Nancy Yes tit was bitterly cold but I stripped off- metrius In these I felt fairly com- ¬ you coat waistcoat and boots Then hold- fortable and my teeth stopped chat ¬ Nancy I took her sweet face be- makes World set so far away deacon N Y ing my gun in my left hand I pushed tering None the less it was bitterly tween my two big- hands Nancy Im through the tules and entered the icy cold and I felt that my patrons pro ¬ going to marry you whether you like it The Dutiful Hushand Hes living novr somewhere up in the stars water The channel was deep and at testations of gratitude mig ht be de ¬ or not Do you hear that And never ner eyes were upturned to mine and At Christmasagain will he tease her box of the place I had selected broad A swim ferred Gerard however was fever ¬ she bought him a si- ¬ in their luminous depths I saw the re- ¬ ishly loquacious and could not be was inevitable cigars And he smoked a couple to please her When I reached the island I removed lenced flection of my own face Was it mir N Y Journal Cold By heavens rored likewise in her heart and stole for- ¬ he exclaimed my dripping- underclothes Yes she murmured ward naked as an Indian I feared I never was so pleasantly warm in my I hear So Surprised of wet cloth might beta- life If you want to feel cold Hugo And what do you say that the swish DaSy Werent you astounded when -ay my approach and besides the get your heart frozen My body is a a smile rippled across Charlie caught you and kissed you un- ¬ I think v clinging garments might impede the small affair lips and cheeks I think Hugo that der the mistletoe My body isnt We I shall like it Demetrius must I returned free use of my limbs Mazie Yes I was rooted to the spot ref lit I be taken if possible alive- - and I de ¬ can discuss these matters later sir un- ¬ THIS END J isJr Town Topics cided to leave the gun within reach and less 3ou propose to thaw out your heart SM oH s83 Very Liberal The Hosts of Tnrkcy to trust to my muscles and a knife with a burning dose of pneumonia Mrs Dearborn Dont you think that We had stood for fully ten minutes The dogs are to the foreigner the which I thrust between my teeth sort of What passed between master and man exposed to the raw fog and I cut short worst pest in Turkey The streets of man Manon is a miserlyno hes fellow shared Mrs Wabash Why while I was executing these maneuvers his chatter by moving towards the hut Constantinople are given up to the Yonkers his name with six wives I learned subsequently Demetrius as I thought too that I heard the voice of mangy maimed famished droves which Statesman Your washerwoman treats you with the Greek insist upon occupying the best parts of we had expected submitted a great respect said Jigg She must ¬ Gad said I Demetrius has come the pavement and snarl at the feet of proposition worthy I must ad A Midnight Explosion think you are wealthy to the passers by There is a rule that no mit of his subtle brain She My face is my fortune I guess she doJ said Jugg At Gerard started at these words ran one shall kill these miserable creatures He denied nothing and conceded He So is mine any rale she must think ghat I have ¬ nothing but his conditions implied ad nimbly ahead and entered the hut I but on the other hand no one ever pets Lets join fortunes N Y World mission of guilt Briefly they were as heard an oath followed by a scream or cares for them They are left to They did and the concussion woke up clothes to burn follows Gerard and his party were to from the boy and then a horrid thud fight among themselves for their pre- ¬ the whole family Yonkers Statesman Womans Ways return to the house and stay there He As I burst through the door the Greek carious existence and ns a consequence Oh woman Even as you eat Comment You show youre ever fickle and Mark would take the morning train met me a bloody knife in hie hand and they are generally tailless with their Johnny Papa it says here that You munch with joy at something sweat to bhe city There in San Francisco a glare in his eyes the like of which ears torn and their coats ragged Their And next devour a pickle King Richard 1H was born with teeth I pray that I may ne er see again One oxy good seems to lie in the fact that he would leave the boy at some hotel Indianapolis Journal Papa Yes it must have saved his arm was still tied and both legs but they are a useful supplement to the he naturally did not specify the hotel The Cream and go his way If he laid great em ¬ he Junged viciously at my heart as 1 citys ineffectual scavenger force Chi- ¬ folks a lot of trouble Puck What is the cream of your society phasis upon the conjunction if any sprang at him I turned the thrust cago Chronicle Blight Be Worue asked the gentleman from here tele- ¬ with my naked left arm I shall carry No doubt it causes a man to feel sad treachery were attempted by ¬ off for abetter abroad A corner lot can be bought cheapest When a flirt casts him graphic communication with the po the scar to the grave and countered But for him it isnt one half so bad The richest part of course lice or otherwise he swore solemnly to him full on the point of the jaw He- right after a big- snow Washington A for the man who happens to get her troit Free Press s forc- Democra Chicago Record r ilf th boy instantly He would use fell like a stricken bullock and ill-g-ott- en - CHAPTER Vin Continued I had formulated in my own mind a iplan which I dared not share with Mark Gerard Left to himself I foresaw that he would sacrifice justice to his love for the hoy that the Greek would go scot guins And iree to enjoy his was exasperatingsuch a thought Taking advantage therefore of my patrons long strides I dropped to the Tear and submitted my scheme to the worthy Jap He was good enough to approve it mightily and eagerly proffered his assistance If we dont corral the cuss Mr Liv ¬ ingston I swear Ill Ill never be able ter kiss Danish Mary again and enjy - em Bring a light I called after him and be quick about it I could hear the voices of father and - warden of San Quentin he confessed to the murder of Ferdinand Perkins The motive was a jealous hatred of the man who had supplanted him and overshadowing that the lust of gold Familiar intercourse with the Croesus had aroused a passion of envy Gerard doubtless had dangled his dollars be- ¬ fore the young mans ejes and had trained his pupil in the constricted area of the grossest materialism But the prize a partnership had been given to poor Perkins The fastening of the crime upon Burlington who had begun to suspect him was an afterthought He left all his money a large sum carefully invested to the archiman ¬ drite of his native town and he faced the hangman with a smile upon his pal ¬ lid lips Gerard lingered several weeks the happiest so he assured me of his life The tangled skein was at length un ¬ raveled and it was characteristic of the man that he accepted his sentence of death without repining or remon- ¬ trembling penitent into the communion of the Greek church Before the ceremony and in the presence of the ¬ What is the thermometer this morn lEirst Klondike Miner shivering Second ¬ ing Vv Bappe ruTou say Klondike Miner Brooklyn Eagle ditto 23 youd give your life for me Her voice was all a quaver IJd rather that you would said she Insure it in my favor Her Preference Cleveland Plain Dealer Very Nervy There is a fellow who tears things away from protesting people and then has the nerve to ask pay for doing- it Who is he Gripson Chicago the dentist News - TOft Groundless Pears L h UBS jjjRAN I hope you will not be nervous at the ceremony said the youthful bridegroom to the fair bride who had had 1897 four husbands Dont be alarmed I never have Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental been yet was the reassuring reply Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits Tammany Times Asparagus and every thing for Ol chard Lawn and Garden Trne Love We have no Agents but sell direct to Wifey Why G iorge you havent the planter saving enormous commis- ¬ smoked any of those cigars I gave you sions Catalogue on application to for a present H F HILLENMEYER Hubby No dea I havent the heart Lexington Ky to burn anything you gave me ¬ hM FALL m ii Dp-to-Da- te A Of all our modern maxims This is the first we boast The man who has no office Cries for reform the most Rule RAILROAD TIME CARD L N JR R ARRIVAL OP 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 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS - 445 a m 755 a m 340 p m To Lexington 7 50 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1021 p m ToRichinond 1108 a m 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent To Cincinnati isr - - -- - re--ceiv- ed SFME 01 EI TIME TABLE EAST BOUND ww - Lv Lexington Lv Wincbpsterll58am 923pm hl5am i3Upra Ar Mt Sternng122opm 950pm 950am 703pm Ar Vushingtou 5am 340pm - at PhiladelphialO15am 705pm 1240nu 908pm New York Ar WEST BOUND Lv Louisville Ar Lexington 830am G00pm 1115am S40pm 1 1 2iamS50pm 830am 550pm t t - cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on ortGEORGE Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 733am 345pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby vllle 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex t t ¬ - 1 Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky W Barney Agent L F B N R R Paris Ky Carr -- FMMFORT CIMMATI RL 1 i 1897 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EAST BOUND Lve Frankfort Arr Elkhorn rr o m n4i Arr Stamping Ground Arr Du vails Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr New town Arr Ceutreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris WEST BOUND Lve Paris ArrElizabeth Arr Ceutreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetowu Lve Georgetown Arr Uuvalla ArrEtKUoru 920am 530pm 932am 542pm 1000am 1040am 1050am 1110am 1125am 1135am livviam 610pm 653pm In Effect March - ¬ 630am 643am 651am 702am 708am 800am 812am 822am 828am 840am - 70am 300pm 320pm 332pm 348piru 358pm 415pm 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm 510pm ¬ - 938am 548pm 948am 558pm 635pm 646pm Arr Stamping Ground Arr Switzer GEO B HARPER J -- Genl SupU Frankfort Ky 7Mpm 711pm 725pm C D BERCAW Genl Pass AgV HOUSE AftD LOT AND BLACK¬ cut-and-dri- ed SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash hal For further Bnce in twelve months particulars address Dr call on BENJ F SHARON fl3oct tf Jacksonville Ky I -- JOHN CONNELLY eXjoivebE3ol PARIS KENTUCKY - m Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your woik 1 promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable a - 4 Royal mattes the food pure wholesome and delicious THE GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS D 3U1 -- - i TUESDAY TxatKsijajssuiJtiXMaiB t JANtJAfeY 18 18SS yTr--rtfrfir- r Announcement zvVWiJaMiilWItelJ itmtiri -- l 2X3aUKl I rYs i h h I If Be 1 I - r r The Courier Journal Almanac for Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer lcUe about which so much has been MissLavinia Shannon leading lady of 1 Sitiu ana written is now on sale It Yale Company contains nearly 500 pages and over 10000 the Miss Francis of was presented with a solid silver loving 1 1 facts and topics The price of this night at Lexington by the handy manual and volume of useful in- ¬ cnp Saturday Lodge of which she is an honorary formation is only 25 cents It is on sale Elk JMiss Shannon who is knowi m Who would prescribe only g through newsdealers member in private life to many Paris friends as tonics and bitters for a weak w Your Ijifo Insured 1c a Day her debut in Mrs Giles Shine made Its muscles and w puny child Kentucky as au actress in a minor part nerves are so thoroughly ex- Our insurance is protected ny bank- W RiZLl- Hunt appearing several g hausted that they cannot be with Julia A able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O rimes in this city Then she had a leadwhipped into activity The jj guarantee givenThere can be no stronger you We dare not use aiterwaru imr role in Mikado food i a blood- - U a banks name without authoritv if you A rfiftti being leading lady in The Powdoubt it write thm Good health is PQWgSEH strengftheningf erof the Press for several seasons S making nerve Wrights V the best life insurance Absolutely Pure ueJery Capsules gives you good health Her husband is a member of Under S and muscle buildingf food they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach The Red Robe Co trouble Rheumatism Constipation and 1 vV Sick Headaches 100 days treatment 1 NEW YORK ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO A sight draft on above W costs lc a day Decidedly the most important event mm bBnmmHHHRaBnnB bank in every 1 box which brings of Cod Liver Oil Is all of this of the theatrical season at the opera your money back if wo fail to cure you and vou still have a tonic in W Sold by W T Brooks druggist house will be the appearance on the 29th TEE of that eminent actor Mr Clay Clemfeypophosphites 0f lime A Good Memory company ent supported by an excellent sQJa fo foo whh w often saves monoy nd nlso good fiealth mp If Year Established 1881 is thought that Mr Uemen Seventeenth It p you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ The iNew w beautiful or any form stomach is no remedy supenor w tionto take home of bottle of trouble remem- ¬ fntereat is being Dominion ber a Published every Tuesday and Friday by Dr Caldwells Great Syrup Pepsin aid health will be restored to to It in the world It means WALTER CHAMP r and nartiBi you Trial sizes lee lo doses 10c large size 50c r - ent i irvmi xu l hi u Editors and Owners as growth strength plumpness g and 100 of V T Jir oks druggist Paris BBUHE MILLER are already being organized for it The 4 rnmfntt tn tfmrrw tV sure will be an im- Make all Checks Moneji Orders etc Clement performance Davis Thompson Isgrig are you get SCOTTS Emulsion Payable to the order of Champ Miliar portant theatrical and social event offering surprising bargains in mens Mj 50c and 100 all druggists and boys stylish shoes The prices are ADVERIIiJllW RATES famous comed- to SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York right- Francis Wilson the Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser tf tion half rates each insertion thereafter per ian will appear at the Lexington Opera Locals or reading notices ten cents Wright t line each insertion Locals in blac type bouse Monday night in his splendid r tion SiCic ii twenty cents per line each insertion production Half a King Fractions of lines count as full lines when comic opera STOCK AND TURF NEWS The Northwestern Mutual life has running at line rates opera given at the Obituarlas cards of thanks calls on candi-a The writer saw the dates resolutions of respect and matter of Knickerbocker Theatre in New York ShIo- - autl Transfers Of Stock Crop IStc paid to representatives of its policrnature ten cents per line like holders and to its policy holders and is Turf No2 Special rates given for large advertise- last season by the same company and r now holding for them 1S0000000 an ments and yearly cards unhesitatingly pronounces it a beauti Henry Fuhrnau has goneto Balti- excess over premium reoeipts of over ful and tuneful opera magnificently morn with a car load of lnnlg 20000000 tf Lula staged and perfectly acted XevsofThe Legislature To comply with a recent law thd L To Cure A Cold In One Day Glasser the leading lady is a very Mr Palliam of the House Committee L Railroad ha- - attached1 the new actress handsome and clever Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ on Military Affairs has announced his anlomjsk- - mt couplers to 3000 cars for lets All druggists refund the money intention of drawing up a bill to make V if it fails to care 25c For sale by W Weekly ne on its system Last weeks number of Leslies Mies Margart t Ingels a daughter of the T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris Ky State Guard Miss Iugels was one of the contained a well written story contrib- ¬ We are offering splendid shoes in State Librarian and was uted by Miss Mary Culbertson of Rich candidates for toes and shapes at lov prices mond Ind who made many friends in suitable sensible gifts for ladies misses warmly supported by Mr Pullian this city during a visit to the Misses or children Dp Cy Gov Bradlev has aopointed Col W Hart several years ago Miss CulbertDavis Thompson Jsgrig Col son is also a clever artist who has a C P Breckinridge of Lexington Cures a Prominent Attorney The Sunday Insure in the Northwestern to N Dem studio in New York John Marshall and Mr Lewis bitz of Louisville as Commisiouers on Courier Journal contained a picture and day to morrow may be to late part of the State to assist in promoting complimentary sketch of this talented wrignts ueiery Tea cures constipa- ¬ uniformity of laws in the several States lady tion sick headaches 25c at druggists Puny Children nds i A AK 9 i -- f J v Scotts Emulsion Bf5B0B SEW j j - -- My aim is to SELL you the best goods at the lowest possible prices Your object is to BUY the bfst goods you can for the So money you have to spend you see our interests are identical I will guarantee to save you money on anything in the house tce furnish ing line i I i The reason E can do this is because I have no big rent to pay because I pay cash for my goods the and because I buy from factories ¬ ¬ ¬ eS6SSKSSf You are cordially vited to examine prices par terns and qualities now in SPRING CARPETSin- Elegant line of 1898 Full line of ¬ WALL PAPERS BED ROOM SUITES FOLDING BEDS SIDE BOARDS ¬ ¬ from 25 up full size upright large glass Elegant line of ¬ up-to-da- te White Enameled and Brass Beds at prices that can no be dupli¬ ¬ Miles9 Heart re cated Buy from the dealer who is at a small expense not the one pay ¬ ing bio rents and who has to chirge big prices Respectfully Rt S1 says Democrat The Cynthiana The Winchester Democrat has discov- ¬ ered an elopement tnat appears to be all Will Wright left his wife TLe long expected bill for the comple- ¬ Wright Wright and ran off with Susie tion of the State Capital buildings will be Malvina pretty wife of his brother forthcoming this week according to Wright the and Tom Wright is also Mr South Trimble the author of the Tom Wright Wright on the face of the missing flir jHHKMHBfllttbill Vj v Vstatement it appears thattwo Vf g have made a wrong v PF IS The first bill passed by the House was an act to prohibit the marriage of first Km John McCracken of Lexington is or- ¬ i cousins The bill passed yesterday ganizing a company to give a perform- ¬ T ke Kentucky Press Mr ance in Lexington of Ingomar rele Col W H Polk late managing editor McCracken will appear in the title of this city of the Lexington Argonaut has purchas- and Mis Margaret Ingefe company may ed the Observer and may convert the will be Parthenia The paper into a daily Col Polks long ex-¬ tour the South perience in the newspaper business gives assurance that will be a good Miss Harriet Wellington Glasscocks one hGrecian art entertainment at Maysyilte C H Duty formerly editor of the Friday night was a social artistic and Fleming Gazette has been appointed financial success despite a heavy down road Supervisor of Montgomery County ponrof rain The entertainment drew a 200 house W J Bryan is to be invited to attend a banqaet to be tendered former Senator was en ft While In Old Kentuckv Blackburn by his Democratic friends in the Legislature about Feb 15th Free route from Kansas City to Brooklyn the car of special scenery was destroyed by silver talk will be on tap fire and Queen Bess tho race mare Taylor has announced lost her life Gov Bob himself as a candidate for Senator from Tennessee against Senator Turley A Harrodsburg lady who heard a and Congressman McMillan The Leg- ¬ burglar in the house the other night islature met yesterday jumped out of bed and bumped into the Qhauncey Depew must now share prowler almost scaring him to death Mark is honors with Senator Hanna something of a peach himself in his Dorothy Mortons starring tour in own peculiar line was Miss Brevity of Hong Kong Maj P P Johnson of Lexington brief It only lasted a month has announced that he is a candidate for America will be given in Cynthiana Governor of Kentucky 1 on the 27 and 28 under the direction of f Hanna was yesterday sworn in Miss Bogardus Mark U a3 a Senator from Ohio it JR Senator J M Thomas has introduced a bill to allow convicts to testify in certain cases J T HINT0N v Wood Mantels and Tilings Undertaking and Embalming scientifically attended to bJffltattKilS3gggHggE5Bg 2283332Sg W Of Peclt P O S Anderson Co O To the Wright Medical Co Recommends Pike Wright s Celery Csipsules j rut- - J- - Columbus Ohio Gents 1 have purchased box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James r larer drug ¬ gist Waverly U and used tliem foritomach I was lUmblo to Trouble and Constipation do anything for nearly two years I ased three boes of your Celery capsules ana tuey have cured me ror the benentor otuers fo to send this letter alIicted ery truly yours W S AvDEWSOM old by all druggists at 50c audUl per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free i Ml vnM p Jf mmcAV E E C i f GROCERY STOCK THE POPULAR GROCER JIES LAURA WEISHAUF Of JHurry Ind Kccoinmends Wrights Celery Capsules ¬ Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 The Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased a box ot Wrights Celery Capsules from L C Davenport druggist Bluffton Ind and used them for Htomach trouble with which I had bpen affiictea 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 ¬ - per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free Sold by W T Mrs Laura Weishauft Brooks at 50c and 100 PHELPS the leading pension N Y writes I was discharged from the army en account of 111 healtii and Buffered from heart trouble ever since I frequently had fainting and smothering spells My form was bent as a man of 80 I constantly were an overcoat even in summer for fear cf taking cold I could not attend to my busi- ¬ ness My rest was broken by sovcro r ins about the heart and left shoulder Three Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries years ago I commenced using Dr Miles etc Below is mentioned some of th standard and select stock Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so will store much patent medicine and taken drugs from you want good goods you will find just that sort at my doctors for years without being helped Dr be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be Miles Heart Cure restored mo to health It had is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords me much pleasure to recommend this rem EVAPORATED FRUITS edy to everyone Apricots Pears Peaches Prunes Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug- ¬ ChaTrkoriv French Peas t W gists under a positive rvr rniTioi3 imo guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- ¬ Pearl Hominy Kice Oat Meal Rollw funded Book on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabasco bGce nerves free Address DE MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese attorney of Belfast I If Uli i THElNFLUENGE sounding of the Mother shapes the course of unborn generations goes L H Landman M D J OPTIOIAW Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni Pure Maple Syrup Pure Buckwheat Flour M incemeat f er be guarded and how great the effort be to ward off danger and TtJISDAY FEB 8TH 1898 returning make her life joyous and happy month every second Tuesday in each Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio ages and enters the confines of ¬ Eternity With what care there- Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ y N through all the Nancamp Pork and Beans Choice Celery Nancamp Tomato Catsup Baltimore Oysters ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies jVf i for look 1st powders He offers three cans to bu de- ¬ He livered in monthly installments HUTCHISON can and collects a good fee for the first agrees to bring a large crayon portrait Fresli Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity with the second can but he never comes J H Thompson shipped a car load of back hogs to Cincinnati last Wednesday night The hardest rain fell at this place last - Awarded Friday night that has fallen for several Sonsas band will give a concei t in Readers of The News are warned to Cincinnati at the Music Hall on Feb a swindler selling baking out MOTHERS F mm ness Headache allays all Nervous- ¬ re- ¬ Htefcest Honors Worlds Fair yeaTS E D Brown sold five hogsheads of and the time of recovery short tobacco at the Pickett House Louisville ened many say stronger after for system that You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Claysdrug store between hi Cramps visits and when he makes his regular and Nau- ¬ visit he will examine your eves thoroughsea and so ly and make any change necessary to Main St fully pre- ¬ give satisfaction Examination free J Fithian EETSE2235 pares the References Drs W Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian Childbirth is made easy D Cram of Paris ¬ lieves the petent thorough reliable and honest eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon County and has proven himself com justed glasses to the ¬ Mixed and Stick Candies i Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Optician La ndiuai has been visiting thiE London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisins city regularly for over Loose Muscatel Raisins Citron Figs Dats five years and has ad ¬ NEWTON ivM j HELL THE GROCER n i adjoining Northern Bank nivu n ita l Paris Ki GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN w than before confinement It in- ¬ J H Thompson recently shipped five sures safety to life of both moth- ¬ hogsheads of tobacco to the Pickett er and child All who have used House Louisville Mothers Friasd say they will nev- ¬ Joseph Jacoby sold five hogsheads of er be without it again No other tobacco at the Pickett House Louis remedy robs confinement of its pain ville for 10 cents 9 C6nts EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS Furniture Window Etc Cloths Carpets Mattresses Shades Oil Back and Bills Barber Shop ¬ A customer whose wife of says that if she had to used Mothers Friend go through the ordeal low grade tobacco at the Falls Cky again and there wero hut four bottles to be J J Piper sold three hogsheads r V obtained and tka cost was S10000 per bottle he House Louisville for 9 cents would have them Geo ULyto s Dayton Ohio Mrs R H Wills and Miss Minnie Howard of Cynthiana are visiting sent by Mail on receipt of price S100 PER BOT- ¬ Mrs J M Case and Mrs John McLeod 1 MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Gream of Tartar Powder Free pany om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Insurance Co a safe and reliablg O Insure your property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home com- ¬ TLE Book to EXPECTANT MOTHERS mailed fro upon application containing val ¬ uable informaton and voluntary testimonials TheBRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta G a SLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probnWy patentable Communica ¬ tions strictly confldCntlal Handbook on Patents patents sent free Oldest acency for securingCo receive Patents taken throuRh Munn special notice without charge in the - - - i 4rr tf irj KnrtviBra NntUMri un f c rffw Anyone sending o sketch and description may aaa Designs Copyrights Trade Marks For first class work Three first class Special attention given to Undertak ¬ barbers All work done strictly first class Next door to Bourbon Bank ing and Repairing 4nov tf Main Street - - - - Paris Ky ry Neiv Laundry Agency V W Miller Agent 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Hutchison Ky sYRUPINDIGESTION PEPS CURES DR CALDWELLS A handsomely illustrated weekly Largest cir dilation of any scientific journal Terms 3 a year four months L Sold by all newsdealers MUNN Branch Co361Badira New Yord Offlce 625 F St Washington D C Power Laundry a first and solicit a share of Work or orders the public patronage Clays drng store will Two good telephones good for dis left at Clarke receive immediate attention Work tance or ouu miles Will sell cheap Can be used in the country Apply to called for and delivered promptly Respectfully The News office for particulars Vi 16ap tf Bruce Holladay 2t Winchester class institution I have seonred the agency for the t Telephones For Sale atsMsSEBjt TRS BOTJEBON NEWS TUESOAS JANUARY 18 1390 tsgfiipgSgi TIE bohrboh news BoUtbon Tobacco Sales Louisville last week M A Seventeenth Year Establihed 1881 Kenney Burgess sold twelve hogs- ¬ heads of tobacco at 17 1775 17 12 15 Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as 1475 1475 8 8 10 1070 740 Ken aecor iiss mall matter ney Taylor sold four hogsheads at 20 17 1350 720 950 TELEPHONE NO 124 At Cincinnati J W Thomas Jr sold eleven hhds at 19 to 10 at an average SUBSCRIPTION PRICES of 1638 and thirteen at 18 75 to 10 Payable in Advance Hume efc Menefee sold eleven at an S2 00 Six months One year 5100 Short six at news costs you even get a re ¬ average of 1220 Lyle port FltOM A GTJN FREE OF CHAKGE 1575 lo 515 Goff Wilson fourteen at 15 75 to 430 J S Wilson sold Make all Checks Money Orders Etc seven at 14 to 1237 and five at 16 lo payable to the order of Champ Miilkk 1475 Millersburg shippers sold as follows Mclntyre McClintock We regret exceedingly the seven at 1375 to 495 G R Stoker necessity of discontinuing our six at 15 50 to 660 J W Payne eight Great Clearance Sale before the at 17 to 585 Thorn Ward four at ¬ I At cat advertised time but as the sales have greatly exceeded our ex¬ 16 to 7 ¬ pectations we find ourselves forced to end the Special Clearance Sale on Wednesday even- ¬ ing January 19th Beginning on Thursday Jan 20th we will put on sale the largest line of Hamburgs laces white goods table linens nap- ¬ kins etc ever shown in Paris at the lowest market prices Call and examine our stock Thanking the people of Bour ¬ bon for their very liberal patron ¬ age and hoping to merit a continuance of same we are Very respectfully CO FRANK -- of Bourbon tobacco sold Friday at the Central House in Louisville at 1275 to 440 and twent two at 1775 to 750 at the -- Eighteen hhds Picket The Way of The Transgressor w ti ML not day morning in New York Theinfant daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Buckley of Second street died yesterday morning Burial at ten oclock this morning at the Paris cemetery Services at the grave Johnson Rogers aged about fifty nine a former resident of Bourbon and a step son of Mrs Ev Rogers of this city died yesterday morning at St Paul The deceased had been twice married his first wife being Miss Mary Rogers daughter of Mrs Ev Rogers of this 1 city and his second Miss Jane Harris noon sisterof Mrs Jack Hendricks of Frank- ¬ Miss Gertrude Hill returned home fort He leaves two children a girl To close out all Winter goods during the next 30 days Satunday from an extended visit to her aged eight and a boy two years old sister Mrs Lee Barbour near Louis- The remains will arrive here to night we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost at 1015 and funeral services will be ville Miss Norma Snell of Cynthiana heldfto morrow morning at half past ten Dress Goods formerly 75c and SI 00 per yard at 39c embracing and Miss Annie Moore of Shawhan at the Christian Church by Eld J S Sweeney fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal merges will arrive to morrow to be guests of Table linens and napkins large variety at coat Miss Kate Jameson on Pleasant street New crop currents raisins citron All our underwear at much less than cost Miss Sadie Hurt entertained a few peaches prunes apricots honiiuy oat Penangs and percales formerly 8ic to close 4c per yard friends at a card party Saturday evening meaLVrolled oats Newton ttirl- ree our nosiery at luc ana 10c per pair worth 25o Mitchell Z v-rThe A jaudfvldMManseVsJmapresyirupat cafcrh9rrhome onDuncan avenue jJmMumhtr v r jaivwriyuDuicvci v ucfur iuuii less biiiii rnsiscepted a position as traveling salesman Speara entertainment was given in honor of cat 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for lcC His McDermott for the Power Grocery Company Misses Hallie and Kate Gay of Wood- The Northwestern is carrying nearly Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton - 5p v r yard be Southwestern Ken territory will Ed Hiblors Misfortune fford and Miss Addie Garner of Win 1000000 insurance on the lives of tucky Bouibon Countys representative citi- ¬ chester Ed Hibler who has been the victim zens Call on R P Dow Jr for J R McChesney gauger who has of several unfortusate accidents white 2Goc 8t Beginning Thursday January particulars been on duty at the Cochran distillery employed at carpentering came near at Frauktort was yesterday transferred lsing his life Saturday while repairing 20th Frank and Co will put on Adulterated Flour to the Bourbon Distilling Company at some troughs at Walshs distillery The sale their new Spring line of V WE HAVE KEOEIVED A SPLENDID ST00E SF Ruddles Mills It is now generally acknowledged troughs gave way and precipitated him Hamburgs laces white goodb fr that many unscrupulous millers mix The Bourbon Bank sold the two story into a cistern containing about twelve table linens napkins etc the corn flour corn starch and the refuse IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS frame building on their lot on Fifth and feet of water breaking one of his legs largest best and lowest priced of sugar refineries with their flour in and Main streets to French Thompson at and dislocating tho ankle of the same hline ever shown in Paris order to enhance their profits Some of More leg Though badly wounded he man- ¬ private sale for 67 Saturday Spears new these ingredients are positively injurious than half of the building has already aged to pull out of the cistern by the Qo to McDermott 1 aid of a ladder which had fortunately model grocery opposite court houBe as food and contain no nutritive prop- ¬ been torn away Our Prices are lower than any house in Centre Kentucky wheB uccu icii iu iuo uaiciu nu jjxit for anything in the fancy grocery line erties whatsoever We do not wish as yet to mention names but it has been quality ard style are considered We ask you to give us a calL A thief stole two overcoats from the saw the accident or knew of it until Mr proved by competent analysis that more SCINTILLATIONS home of Walker Muir and several Hibler called for help He has been rethan one mill selling flour in Paris has articles from G C Thompsons resi- ¬ moved to his home on Walker avenue An Interesting Jumble Of News And been detected in selling blended flour dence near Paris a few nights ago be- ¬ Comment Thos Hutchcrafts Will We unhesitatingly guarantee that frightened away by watch- ¬ fore being A new bank is being organized at every sack of flour of whatever grade JBJTve MJSFtOTTA VT1 TATTOR8 Yesterday attorneys E M Dickson Berry dogs that goe3 from our mill is pure wheaten and John S Smith filed a motion before S K lltfiON Call6i - Sam Jones got 100Q for slinging product Oar mill is open to inspection The office of constable at Centerville Judge Purnell asking the appointment at any time and we have no machinery has been declared vacant by reason of of an administrator for the estate of slang at Owensboro An Estill county man swallowed a for making blended flour as many mills Constable elect J O Kern failing on ac- ¬ Thus Hutchcraft deceased McMillan XJE 2-have count of illness to qualify Judge Talbott attorneys for the propound- ¬ live monse for a dollar If you want to be sure that you are Purnell will appoint some one to fill ed filed exceptions and the motion E B Linney has been nominated for buying good pure wholesome flour buy the vacancy will be heard this morning at ten postmaster at Danville oclock Messrs Dickson and Smith are Nicnolasyille is free from debt and has that made by us which is sold by all leading grocers The Board of Countv Tax Supervisors attorneys for Richard Hutchcraft who money in the city treasury Paris Milling Co yesterday assessed 25 fines against half contests his fathers will The Harrodsburg city council will be -a dozen prominent citizens for failing to asked to pass a curfew ordinance Fiscal Court Meeting The North westerns dividends t return a list of their taxable property A local weather prophet tells the Stan- ¬ policy holders are unequaled and to for the year of 1897 to Assessor Perry The new Fiscal Court held its first ford Journal that twenty more snows procure Northwestern dividends you Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and Hutchcraft meeting Friday with Judge Purnell will f dll this winter must carry Northwestern insurance tf you will never pay again 3000 or County Attorney Dundon and all of the ¬ A dispatch from Valley View yester¬ We make pants for George Harper who has been clerk- magistrates present Judge Purnell oc- ¬ 00 that are good and the best city cupied half an hour stating the financial day stated that Dora Clay had returned for 800 These would cost you 700 and ing at the Bluegrass grocery in this 1200 any- ¬ to the position of condition of the county and made a to Gen C M Clay and received a lov DELINQUENT TAXES has been promoted where else manager of one of the Bluegrass grocer number of wise suggestions Committees ing welcome from her hiV ud Roland Robertson a mnllatto barber Cleaning and Pressng a Specialty ies He will be located at Midway He were appointed for several minor mat- ¬ All persons who have not paid their of Paducah wrote a note to a respecta an experienced grocer and a deserving ters and to examine a number of unpaid is poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at claims and the payment of all claims ble vhite girl asking her to elope with the Sheriffs office and settle same and young man wai deferred uutil the Courts regular him Her f piends almost beat Roberts n save costs 18jan 4t JOS WILLIAMS C B C to death and ran him out of town The poultry show at Louisville April meeting The Court will meet Saturday the jury in the Carey elosed Friday with the election of again on February 2 Howe- - Jessie Sommers sensational be officers J F Barbee of Lonisyille Lefeber and Heller SPOTS ON OLD SOL S FACE trayal suit which was on trial eight member cf the was chosen as a Kid Lefeber and Louis Heller the Uys at Flemingsburg acquitted Howe executive committee J W Tanner of that makes it look like that of this city won three first premiums Fri ¬ Cincinnati light weights who boxed The verdict announced that he was Will not be responsible for any debts such a lively bout here in November guilty though others were implicated Fitzsimmons after his bout with day on barred Plymouth Rocks unless written order from me have signed articles for a 15 round go Mrs Kate Victor of Cynthiana has m v r 1 III ifi fflyffly Corbett habeen attracting the at ¬ S BROOKS CLAY on Jan- ¬ just recovered a lot of valuable silver- and Faculty before the Paris Athlbtic Club The Trustees President Supei visor of Public Roads tention of astionomers lately We College of Kentucky haye uary 27 The contest will occur at the waie which was stolen from her home 8jan tf of the State be preceded by last year during her absence in New- ¬ can knock sppts out of anything in sent out handsome invitations announc Grand and will His- ¬ a fiften round contest belweeo Eudie port It was found in a sack in a rub ing the dedication of the Natural the way rf fine linen collars shirt tory Bullying on the evening of the 21bt Parker and Warren Brooks local bcx- bish pile on a lot in rear of Mrs Victors I0TICE IBHIIISTBITOBS locals residence where it had been hidden by fronts cuffs etc tint you bring at eight oclock Theyprogram will in- ¬ ers and another bout between a thief clude addresses by Gov Bradley Prof boxers hre We defy the strongest tele ¬ ill against C - x Mrs Thos Lane Chicago University Hon C formerly Mis3 F All persons having claims Coulter of 6 iffr Lii scope to find a spot on your iinea Clay deceased will present the New Bank Building w Lucile Blacknurn daughter of Senator same properly proyen according to law Bronston and Col W C P Breck ¬ J after it leave h ere Our laundry The Bourbon Bauk will in the Spring Jo Blackburn accidentally shot hersself to the undersigned Adminfttrators inridge Mr J B Kennedy of near in All this city is one of the Trustees of the begin the erection of a handsome new about one oclock Sunday moroiing with debtedpersons knowing themselves will work is perfect to C F Clay deceased a pistol which became entangled in a building on the corner of Fifth an d State College please settle promptly with the Admin ¬ I Main streets Several plans are being garment which she was taking from a istrators Mrs Lane may re Sv B CLAY B J Puke New Orleans molasses and cmsidered by the officials and it is safe dressex drawer BUG Proprietors W M HINTON JR to say that the Banks now home will cover Th acoideut happened at the Administrators of C F Clay deceased country sorghxim at McDermott Telephois No 4 Wellington Hotel in Washington lljan lwk be a model of beauty and convenience 2t y Shears ¬ Emery RefEert an eighteen-year-ol- d boy was fined 15 and sentenced to thirty days in jail at hard labor for stealing 10 from his grand father He was arrested in the Jackstown precinct by Sheriff Boweii and Constable Joe Williams Brooks Fields colored was sentenced to thirty days in jail at hard labor for ¬ failing to provide for his child Judge Purnell has decided that prison- ¬ ers who are given jail sentences for misdemeanors will be put to work on the streets or elsewhere to work out the Duffys pure apple cider at McDer senttnce This will save money for the county and city besides tending to lessen uiott oV Spears the commission of lawless acts In Judge Webbs court John Ken ¬ Mrs B F Buckley whose babe ¬ died yesterday morninjj was dangerous nedy colored was fined 750 for strik-¬ ly ill last night and is not expected to ing a female friend live Retributive Justice W Friend will begin a tour of Chas The Sunday Commercial- - Tribune de- ¬ Kentucky aLout February 1st as salesvoted half a column of space to tell of man for a pottery firm of East Liver- ¬ the troubles pf one Lavelle of Paris pool Ohio Ky who went to Cincinnati and orgaGeo Garretson railwav postal clerk nized a company to perpetrate that between Cincinnati and Lexington has measly old night mare Uncle Toms Saturday night the ghost been transferred to a run between Cin- ¬ Cabin failed to walk which means that the cinnati and Toledo actors were unpaid and Uncle Tom Mr Ernest Frazier and Miss Lelia engaged in a three round go with Johnson joined thi Baptist Church Lavelle the contest being refereed by Sunday Mrs Paul Shipp and Mrs Ern- ¬ Lawyer Marks The company was est Frazier united by letter composed of ten white and thirty color-¬ Ed Hedges the well known turfman ed people and they aie left in destitute Lavelle is unknown of Lexington formerly of Bourbon is circumstances dying in New ork His brother Matt here None of the people were from Paris Hedges has gone to his bedside iLPtURE Pennsylyaniaibuckwlheat flour FRNKMiLLEBof Richmond has ac- ¬ v Saturday in Judge Purnells court UP Engagements Announcements And soi- K k Of The Marriage Vows emnizations BY COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED E H Jelf who was married to THE NEWS MAN Matilda Jelf when he was fifteen and Appreciating demand for something sensible and Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At she forty two years of age was granted uDstanLiai to supply the place of a oit time useless The Depots In The Hotel IiObbies And a divorce at Louisvme on the ground of j Christmas present abandonment Elsewhere we have arranged a special sale at es and Miss Fannie special low prices to continue through Georere McDonald of Austerlitz is Elijah Davis the holidays At very ill spanwing 67 who have beeiriovers fori this sale we are now offering Ladies Misses and Chilli t E P Bean is in Lotf sville on the to- ¬ forty sfcvtn years were married lastrjrAnc oriH n v nA oiiueb in tilt ucbi anu mubi week at Webster Iowa They had not U1V1JUW iiu ii auu bacco breaks popular makes and in the latest toes and shapes at low met for twenty years Miss Mary Bashford is visiting aown prices You -should take advantage of this opporT f friends in Versailles TTUOn UTTTJTJImciTX nntTT QT1H J JXA I XJJ AH 11 IJ VJlbl tllU UCU UUVi 11LOU WI at WOUIQ De more USetUl Of aCCeptaDie 3S 3 i lV SDeare Mr R P Dow Jr has gone Tbfl stale - roceriea at McDertnof i i r nriTr r - r uicm d biyiibn pair or snoes selected trom our up-t- or Chicaeo on a business triu LooKat our special offerings in ladies Mrs Eliha Miller returned Satur- ¬ misses and childrens shoes nice fefr date Stock day to her home in Atlanta the holiday trade Mrs J T Hinton went to Frank- ¬ Davis Thompson Isgrig fort yesterday to spend a week BIRTHS Mrs E D Paton and daughter Effie were in Lexington Saturday Tlie Advent Of Our Future Men And Mr E F Clay Jr and bride are Women spending a few days in New Orleans Mr- George N Parris local editor of Mrs Sidney Turner of West Vir-¬ the Paris Reporter is very happy over Off THURSDAY FRIDAY AffD SATURDAY JAff 27 28 UD 29 ginia is visiting Miss Bruce Collins the arriyal of a fine boy presented him We make a SPECIAL SALE of Mrs Speed Hibler has returned by his better half who was Miss Willie Earlywine The little fellow arrived at from a visit to relatives in Richmond Mrs Aylette Bedford and Mrs J 1230 Sanday morniug PERSONAL MENTION r NUPTIAL KNOTS uLnaiDLL GIFTS i iki I the I juy 1 i cL j - i - l J1 i sm i- -- k -- - i j Davis Thomson Isgrig - Special Jetl of ooae1l3Log 2Q7r7 K Spears were in Lexington Saturday --Mrs J Craig of Vevay Iud is visiting Airs J M Rion on SeconalI 7 street Miss Bird Kosers ot Lxeorgetown was a gues1 at Senator J M Thomas last week Mrs J R McChesney and daugh ¬ ter Lucie Belle have returned from a visit in Mercer Miss Harriet Glascock teacher of Delsartean poses and elocution was in the city yesterday Mrs J T Pritcl ard of Huntington W Va is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L J Fretwell Mr Henry Spears and bride were registered Sunday at the new Manhattan in Greater New York Messrs Georgo Satterwhite and Ted Gaggs of Louisville were guests of friends in the city Sunday Lexington has an Afternoon Ger- ¬ man Club which meets at the Merrick Lodge building every Saturday after- ¬ -- Tender white California asparaerus and asparagus tips Bn jars V at McDermott 21 NEW EMBROIDERIES INDIA LINENS NAINSOOKS TABLE LINEN8 and Napkins These goods are not odds and ends but new fre h goods Our embroideries we imported our elve for this Springs tmde direct from St Gall and Heripaw Switzerland at a price 25 to 40 per cent below OBITUARY New York Importers Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory We can and will show you some rare bargains in this Of The Bead A sale of this kind has never been made before in Paris where an Notice of the death of Benj Butter entire new importation has been thrown on the market at such low worth will be found on page two prices as these goods will be offered J No old stock everything new and fresh Logan Carlisle sou of John G CarLadies are icivitedto call and see these goods whether they buy or lisle died suddenly at one oclock Sua saleJ ¬ CONDONS SPECIAL ¬ -- - - - - v- ¬ r -- f FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ Our - 2000 and 2500 OVERCOATS 300 ¬ -- -- LAVIN llvv ill HUKILL ¬ NOTICE j ¬ ¬ -- CX f j Tlie Bourbon Je aoi Laundry jm -- m r V s YJi- - 6 r o ti v THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 1881 18 1898 y SiKWMHtfiWHHMHRHIIaiaJIQK T THE BOURBON NEWS mi f icvemeentn Year EataDIiahed i i - Published Every Tuesday and Friday by champ WalterMILLER i Edltori and Owners ItUCE J PURE GOLD FROM EARTH it i 3 i 1 K a Within this chrysalis in silence lies A homely haggard but acute surprise For though its tenant once could only creep And crawl herein to hibernate and sleep He carries in his shell of crinkled rings An angels raiment and an angels wings How oft it happens that we fail to read This lesson among men when they have need Of helpful faith in crude unlovely youth When naught is visible except the truth That underneath exteriors rough may hide The souls furled wings sometime to open wide The fact forgotten that truth can afford To keep its shell its genius roughly hid Till time and circumstance ope wide the And let the radiant tencnt grandly rise Eagle or angel to the upper skies lid The lessons of all time by men ignored Within yon urchins pauper rags may lie The soul whose songs may touch the stars on high The statesman who may mold this world anew The priest or prophet of unhampered view The author who may shape a million minds The scientist to unroll natures blinds Revealing secrets of all depths and kinds law Which from stern Pharaohs slaves His leaders drew Prom Nazareth the Chnst who made anew A lost worlds hope salvation precious prized Heavens kings were those by earth and men despised I SDGAR JONES Regard the homely chrysalis with awe Contemplate with bared brow Gods mighty told in Her Letters t I U By Murray Eyre OO 7 J r r i L w night nurse sat writing in the angle at the far end of the male surgical ward A screen across the table hid her lamp while the rest of the ward was but dimly lit From the beds came the sound of sleepers breathing regularly broken now and then by a feverish muttering from some restless patient or by the scarce repressed groaning of the man who had that day been operated on for cancer Night after night week after week for months had she kept her silent vigil there and she was weary of it Some- ¬ times the grim scene surrounding her strained her nerves until the desire for more active work possessed her to a degree well nigh beyond endurance In such mood she often penciled letters without restraint or consideration to no one in particular the offspring of her brain tired fancy whose destiny was to be thrust impatiently into the fire when dawn crept grayly through the window beside her jjinirseItuth was an impulsive woman though her great pathetic eyes misled you into thinking differently A woman of contradictions as was witnessed by her flippancy of speech and her sweet grave manner She did her duty bravely enough to her patients and they loved her The younger students also had ofttinies cause to be grateful to her for some well timed hint that screened their glaring mistakes from being discovered She was tired of her tvork of her life that night and impatient with herself began to walk elowly round the ward The man of the cancer operation looked pitifully at her as she passed and coming back she ¬ ¬ She know what possessed me to sacrifice my- ¬ self to smallpox Perhaps merely only to stopped gratify my own vanity Now to day when Nurse did you write this letter to it is all oeer I rush to write to you ana to me drawing one from his pocket as make an idiot of myself When I have posted this I shall get into a rage and wish he spoke me Yes sir I did she replied glancing I hadnt But write toyou Oh do write cant think the write folly anything at him swif try charity it would be Why Poor little woman he said musing know I dont ly Shes got lots of pluck in her Ill Has it ever struck you that you are write and tell her shed better get mar- ¬ a most outrageously cheeky woman to ried write like this to me Life and death went in and out of the A deeper tide of red rushed over her hospital and the workers came and per- ¬ went The house physician left it in his she considered Well face haps turn and 12 months after he was sta- ¬ He laughed glanced quickly up and tioned at Aden where perhaps he had down the empty corridor seized her less work than he desired One after hands in one of his with the other he noon the English mail brought him held the handle of the door before which a letter from Ruth The writing on the they stood and bending kissed her envelope set him thinking sadly may- ¬ Just as quickly he turned away be df the old busy life in London and pushed open the door and went into of the possibilities in her character for the ward The sister in charge advanced which at this distance of time and to me t him They went round the beds space he imagined he must have loved together and as he listened gravely her He laughed at himself presently she told him the history of each case and opened the letter since he had seen it last You said once I was always fond of do- ¬ Nurse Ruth was going ofE duty for ing something sensational then you ad- ¬ vised the afternoon when the house surgeon studiedme to study Mrs Beeton I have for have often you called her While she put on her black told me it But I Idont think Idone whatlong shall live bonnet and the long cloak that almost to dispense the good things I may learn hid her gown of lilac sprigged print from that world famed cookery book You know proverb Tou she looked at herself and stopped tying perdrix there is an old this with me jours Well it is her bonnet to think After frowning jours parson He has driven me to Tou take at her reflection for a moment she more of your advi- - seriously and I am Then her changing mood going to be marrlod Sometimes I thing I laughed must bliss grew critical of herself She sighed and with be mad to contemplate domestic any- ¬ religion I would gladly give thought really seriously thingthree years of my life to really What an idiot I am to care two pins enjoy things now while I am young and gay Its about him When he talks as he did could beand to have awfully hard to be just¬ worry a nurse to me to day I hate him 0 why is he self to death and to thin and wear myget and old and so nice What a little fool Ive been to cross and savage while I see other women write to him I wonder he speaks to with everything they want and all the fun me of life nonsense am me I must have been mad when I did writing Dear it up whatwrite to me I Oh Tea but it Ill go away I will 0 but she do write to me once more I am so miser- ¬ sighed I love him able weary and lonely and tired dread ¬ She went out in a chastened mood fully tired of mechanically doing my duty Poor little Ruth Jolly little Ruth and made her way quickly through the he murmured as he settled once more crowded streets towards the river where the steps lead to the steamboat comfortably into his lounging chair pier by London bridge As she went He rolled up and lit another cigarette a moments over down them a man coming just behind and pondered for fewwoman his attraction 1 this There her stumbled heavily forward and had been others Well it is usually would have rolled to the bottom had not her hand outstretched in an instant with this kind of excuse that their flirtations and oi caught and steadied him till he regained course hold themselves blameless Per- ¬ his balance He laughed while he reYou were in the haps there may have been a vague thanked her saying She passed gret in the doctors mind Aden is not right place then nurse on down to the boat and found a lonely a place where old flirtations or platonic seat in the bows The tide was out friendships acan be buried without rememory helpless boats keeled over in the slopes gret It is place where the of black mud on the Surrej- - side and of either grows tender and recollection thtrough the laden barges in mid stream were glances backon green them on England fields and young deserted The sultry air hung heavity and home quivering in the spring sunand for the moment she wrould have leafage while the seeing eye is turned given anything to escape the monotony light of her life to secure some pleasure and ever on mass upon mass of lava and fine clothes She let the boat at Char- ¬ brown rock As he looked out the drear from rises ing Cross and went into the gardens for mountain thatwas almost sheer crimglorified by the the placid sea a little time though even here the sur- ¬ roundings gained upon her A band son fire of sunset and though its clear outline was cut grandly against the that went smartly through some popu- ¬ rich light had become hateful to him it lar airs the brillliancy of the scarlet With this thought on his mind he ended geraniums that the gardeners were bed ¬ ding out some children that played his reverie and went on opening hjs near her seat irritated her strangely mail letters There chanced to be some She got up therefore and went towards Ghristmas cards among them full oi the old water gate on the chance of be ¬ good wishes and sentiment Oneoi ing able to get into the Strand that way these had a pathetic little versethat Some one had told her the meaning of suited his humor so presently he put the motto above the gate The Cross is it in an envelope and sent it off to Ruth with the outgoing mail This was noi the touchstone of Faith at the time she Nothing but faith nothing but fair for he knew that be married and crosses for me she murmured per ¬ received it she would this so far as he wras concerned closed O howl wish versely I wish She passed up Buckingham street the correspondence Once more she wrote a little more so and climbed on to the top of an omni- ¬ berly perhaps bus in the Strand As she sat there Thank you that nothing in the busy life they passed gent After allso I much for Nurse card you am only Ruth in ¬ men-remember the ward he was about to enter PRETTY THINGS TO WEAR y Ladies The Waldorf plaid is a silk fabric showing 2 inch squares- in daring colors and combinations beige and blue brown and shaded red and pink and green It is expensive and is de ¬ clared to be especially stylish Ruchings are in favor again and ar to be seen in the greatest variety A smart dTessy looking vest was made re ¬ cently of ruching showing a frame work of velvet tabs the latter decorated with large metal buttons- and silver cord Wide ruches of gaufre silk are made into rosettes slightly concealed by tulle lace ruffles of butter color placed in between them Plush spot and velt spot effects are being produced for early spring wear in both worsted and cotton dress goods The spots are several inches apart and the fabric is made on the weft pile prin ¬ - Sonic Nevr Ideas In Dress for the ¬ - t t t t t t t t t will enter the coming year prepared to give to the reading public that which has made it famous for the pasa quarter of a century contributions from the pens of the great literary men and women of the vrorld illustrated by leading artists A brief glance over its prospectus announces such reading as 0 OUR PACIFIC PROSPECT CANAL PROJECTS FOR A NICARAGUA By Hm DA V1D TURPIB EASTERN SinERIA AND THE PACITIC THE COMERCUI A IMPORTANCE OF AN ISTHMIAN CANAL Jff STEPHEN B0N3AL WORTMNGTON C FORD THE DE7IL0PJIEXT OF OUR PACIFIC D0JLU5 y CUARLE3 FLUXillS Striking novelties in short fiction will by Hhnry Seton Merriman 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 ciple Plain velvets make up into stylish garments that give excellent wear Puffed velvets in red and green tones Postage free to all subscribers in tlte United States Canada and Mexico BROTHERS Pubs N Y City Send for free prospectus a year Address HARPER Sub S4 and checked and plaid velvets are popu- ¬ lar and pretty and make stylish blouses and bodices Among the new shades are six tone of gendarme blue from the deep dull colors to the pale pearly gobelin tint Some lovely forget-me-nshades are seen in the pale blues and three ex- ¬ quisite turquoise tints are strongly im ¬ bued with a clear green tone Rose pink and old rose colors are seen and there are a dozen beautiful shades of ot Gen Lew Wallace H S Williams W D Howell Oweu Witter C D Warner 0 ¬ shade of yellow that is also called orient and regent in Paris and Berlin There is scarcely a half shades differ ¬ ence in the three An especially deep orange is called Klondike though no gold was ever so red A new medium violet shade is called aconit Some of the most expensive blouses and shirt waists for next season will be made of white batiste trimmed with colored embroidery Blouses of mull will be finished with fine tucks or Swiss embroidery Delicate ribbons at throat and belt will be worn with thin waists HT Y Tribune HOME TEACHING soft pure gray Jalouse is the name of a fashionable during 1S98 will present to its readers a faithful pictorial repre ¬ sentation of the worlds most interesting and important news S R Crockett THE NEVS THAT BECOMES HISTORY National and Inter- - The Weekly will continue to participate in the ereat uolitical events of nnr rnnn national Politics Social and Economic try It will treat of the social and eco- ¬ nomic questions and of the development Questions of the middle ¬ Industrial Enterprise spondent in the west Its special correKlondike region will trace Art and Literature the story of the great gold discoveries LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES THE RED AXE S R CROCKETT THE ASSOCIATED HERMITS Bj FRANK R STOCKTON By Carl Scliurx 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 1 A 114- - dreamily Perhaps joud better go on day duty again Good night nurse Por an hour after he had gone she lay across the table with her head on her arms and made no sound Time went by and as the city clocks marked it she heard every stroke Finally she jsat up and while listening for the solemn tolls she wrote an application to the house surgeon to ask for a certifi- ¬ cate of qualification as a nurse He afterwards gave her the certificate in a formal letter but at the same time he wrote another that was not official Her reply gives tlm gist of it ¬ -- stopped to give him some milk while she afterwards took his temperature ere she returned to her table Present- ¬ ly she rang the house surgeons bell und stood waiting with the thermom- ¬ eter in her hand until he came She passed it to him silently Where on earth did you get this temperature nurse he whispered Not from She nodded A look of concern ap- ¬ peared in his eyes and keeping her thermometer he went quickly to the bed The man who was at last drowsy sighed when the doctor unbuttoned his shirt and laid a finger on hie pulse The doctor looked puzzled He counted the beats carefully and listened to the breathing Taking his thermometer from under the mans arm he went back to Nurse Ruths table He com- ¬ pared the two there His registered 1012 degrees hers 109 degrees Watch ¬ ing him her face crimsoned I held it over the lamp sir she said and though she laughed her eyes were full of tears Ah yes I understand nurse He sat down for a few moments the two thermometers still on the table before him When he got up he said IsSHX Mllw 1 butterfly that flew above a barrow of flowers which was being slowly pushed along the pavements edge with gay carelessness strange enough in that crotvded place Once this white bit of life fluttered upward high and higher as though to reach the gray filaments of cloud that streaked the blue skj- - between the roof tops then in some vague sad way she associated herself with it for she knew it must soon be crushed beneath thousands of hurrying feet and she longed to take it out of Pleet street and to give it freedom in some fresh mown country field ¬ HE KISSED HER came into her thoughts she was only conscious of restlessness and stir Pres- ¬ ently her eyes caught sight of a white mental Cornish men and Cornish man- ¬ ners are affecting me strangely but I cant bear to think over old days at the hospital and I cant bear thinking of the future be- ¬ cause I hate thinking of being an old wom ¬ an with dropsy or cancer or some horrid disease I was married three weeks ago It is deadly dull in the village I cant be- ¬ gin all at once to criticise and find pleasure in the sins of the poor as the squires wife does At times I long to be back in the old surgical ward or for the excitement of a big operation where with all the hurry and rush things had to be done and done well At times I long to be tired as I used to be at the end of day duty when tnere had hardly been a moment in which we nurses could take our meals At times I wonder how I could have left it That was life And this is a hoine up my mind never to write again because it does me no good to be thinking of you This is the beginning of the new year and I am full of resolution to try to do better in it than I have ever done in any other year Not long ago I was more than halt in love with you and I was awfully miser able on New Years day because I had just found out what a mistake it was to be in love with the moon and to cry in vain for it I realty believe I am growing senti- ¬ it is hard to say what you are I have made your thoughts and you are in mine well mented on by the winters fireside in the visit to the sick and humble neigh bor and the united prayer offered up at morn and eve Such teaching when joined with the unvarying regularity and sterner discipline of school duties will train- the youthful mind for its best and noblest purposes Nor is such edu- ¬ cation ever forgotten for it is twined with the hearts deepest holiest mem- ¬ ories and tlhe youth thus brought up may be fearlessly dismissed on the rough journey of life with every pros ¬ pect of achieving an honorable and use ¬ ful existence But woe unto these who think that in oroviding competent instructors for their children thev fulfill their duty who are so occupied by the demands of business fashion or pleasure as to have no time left for teaching or home en ¬ joyments Bitter are the fruits yet in store for them Immortal souls confided to their charge have grown up in ig- ¬ norance of the great end of their being and unfitted for the practical diuties of life Needed counsel has been held back errors and failings passed by unre proved evil tempers and passions per-¬ mitted to remain unchecked Is it then astonishing that the daughters of such parents should become vain heartless and frivolous women and their sons bad and cruel men N Y Ledger ¬ - The Best Lessons of Life Are Learned There Beneath the parental roof is the most kindly soil for the cultivation of those heart virtues amenities and sweet char ¬ ities the observance of which renders life pleasant and happy the neglect of them the reverse Unhappy those who cannot recall such education from the earliest dlawn of their recollection Comimanced in the daily attentions and tender admonitions of a mother in a sis ters gentle smile and friendly compan- ¬ ionship ini a brothers ready help and fond protection in the ramble with a father through pleasant green lanes or shady forest paths where are birdb and wild flowers with the tiny grasshopper the gold green beetle the humming bird and ail the myriadlinsects seen on a summers day in the tale read and com¬ ¬ Two long serials will appear during the year contributed by authors of inter ¬ national fame and will be illustrated Owen Howard Pvle Jpnn Kendrick Bangs Mary E Wilkins 9 These and a score of equally prominent i wntrc will fnntnknt Weekly in 1S98 making the paper espe daily rich in fiction Other featuresaro the DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES F R Stocktoa Wister Caspu Whitny THIS BUSY WORLD FOREIGN NOTES Dy E S itARTJN By POULTNEY BIGELOJ LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT By ARNOLD WHITE By CASPAR IVHITNEV A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD In theinterest of the Week LYCaspar Whitney is on his way around the world He will visit Siam in search of big game making his principal hunt from Bangkok 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 ayear t t t X Henry James X W D HowelU Postage free in the United States Canada and Mexico Address HAKPKU iHtOTIIERSPublishorgcn Tort City - Ofcfc- M f H life ffflajyg a thoroughly Fashions A EBB tip-to-d- iP em1 ifil Itellf Msm Ki f tflff 1S9S thirty first volume in periodical for women will enter upon its During the year it will be as heretofore Each issue will contain carefully prew 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 sheeti - Paris and New Colored A MIRROR OF FASHION York Fashon Supplement T W Higclnson A Cut Paper Patterns Bi Weekly Pattern William Black Sheet LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES Two famousauthorswill contribute long WILD EELEN serial stories to the Bazar in 1S98 The By WILLIAM BLACK first deals with Scotch and Continental RAGGED LADY scenes the second is a story of a young By ir D HOIVELLB girl versatile and typically American These and a score of other equally Mary E Wilkins prominent writers will contribute Octave Thanet short stories to the Bazar in 189S H P Spofford making the paper especially richiin Katbariao De Forest M S Briscoe fiction Mkry E WiUdns DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES By KATHARIXF DE FOREST OUR PARIS LETTER THE LONDON LETTER By Mrs PQULTXEY BIGELQW Black and White What can you mean sirN by speaking of a letter that I wrote as So much cheek I do not understand it I thought it business ¬ like By your manner this afternoon In the ward you seemed appalled that I should write to you What and who are you that to you I I should hesitate thataddresshive givencan- ¬ you so not but rejoice good a testimony of my capabilities It is gratifying to my feelings too that you ave not parjured yourself in giving it What is the strong point in my character like Do you some pecple that Why not add might the testimonial like it to I ifc cont like any light to be hid under a --- P Nurse called the house surgeon the axteruoon after he had received it and again Nurce Suth he called after ier in the corrifr outside the door of X hel Five months had passed since Nurse Ruth had left the hospital The house surgeon had become the house phy ¬ sician and his term for holding that of- ¬ fice had almost run out The world be ¬ hind the hospital walls is one of sick-¬ ness of sorrow and of pain with an ¬ other world of mental activity labor and strength to minister to it It is a great machine of life that is set to suc- ¬ cor life while those who form it soon forget those others who have left Still one morning a letter lay on the house physicians table one he opened and read first It was written with her usual recklessness Oh Im getting like the Irishman who was all blue molded for want of a bating Im all blue molded for want of a flirta- ¬ tion Oh write to me do write to me Ive been shut up dll this time with a smallpox case Everybody has been saying I should be dead before no but 1 live to be a thorn a the flesh of some one yet I dont Are Diamonds Becoming A certain lecturer who poses as the apostle of artistic costume had a habit at one time of drawing his audiences attention in what he conceived to be a highly dramatic manner to the unbe- comingness of diamonds After mak- ma- the assertion that diamonds were detrimental so long as looks were con cerned the lecturer would lean forward and in tones lowered to a melodramatic depth and hoarseness would say The next time you see a woman with a diamond necklace look at her teeth A woman who had been amused at the pose of this lecturer several years ago had his remarks as to the effects of ornament upon the appearance of teeth brought forcibly to mind recent ¬ ly Happening to speak while standing before a mirror adjusting a hat of white satin straw she was surprised at the ugly blue white appearance of her usually pure white teeth and after a moments reflection she concluded that the satin straw in white is too dazzling for her teeth Philadelphia - ¬ ¬ ¬ The best means of warding off colds are to develop to- the fullest extent the heat maintaining power of the body and to avoid everything most likely to give cold The first object may be accomplished by wearing only just suf ficient clothing to keep us comforta- ¬ bly warm by accustoming ourselves to sudden changes of temperature by the daily use of the cold bath and by preserving- the best state of health While our clothing should insure us against any feeling df chilliness we must remember that cold is bracing and heat relaxing and that of the two it is better to be rather under than overclad The regular practice of cold bathing educates the power by which the depressing effect of cold is re ¬ sisted When the shock of the shower and plunge baths is more than cans be borne a sponge dipped in cold wafer should be passed rapidly over the body and then q rough towel applied vigor ¬ ously until dryness and warmth axe fully restored New Ideas - Catching Cold W D Howells By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS There will be a series of articles on Etiquette Music the Voice Art the Play Women and Men Leaders among Women Gardening Housekeeping Life and Health Indoor Details etc 10c a Copy Send for Free Prospectus Sub S4 a Year Postage free in the United Stales Canada and Mexicoi BROTHERS Publishers New York1 Ciiy Address HARPER CLUB WOMEN By MARGARET II irFICH HUMOR5 WW OettTe Tbnet - raw fNK SOME OF THE STRIKING FEATURES FQR 1898 THREE SERPAL STORIES THE ADVENTURERS FOUR FOR A FORTUNE THE COPPER PRWCESS By ALBERT ZEE By KIRK XUNROE II BXA RRIOTT TA TSOX is a thrilling story of a fight for is a stirring mi native of four JHs in thebowels of the earth where a treasure concealed in an old companions- who- have lo- ¬ tfte-- hero has his adventures and castle in the mountains of Wales cated a lone lbst fortune from wherehe rescses the Princess Bv - - SHORT FTCTION In addition to the three long serial stories the- publication of wfcich will continue- - durmg the entire year there will be short stories of every kind of which it is only possible t mention a few titles here Hunt the Owlcr A Harbor Mystery The Blockaders - By STANLEY The Flunking of Watkins Ghost By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS J WEYMAX 3y JAOIES BARNES- - By JOHN R SPEARS A Great HauL By SOPHIE SrETr A Creature of Circumstance By MORGAN ROBERTSON Elephant Hunting in Africa t By SYDNEY BROOKS By DUDLEY D ARTICLES ON SPORT TRAVEL ETC An American Explorer In Afric Sy CYTVS C ADAMS with Oysters Ledger Skin and prepare mushrooms of a j medium size remove the stalks lay Cant Stop n Sneeze Everything human is pathetic The them side by side the wrong way up secret source of humor is not jov4 but in a buttered tin dust with salt and pepper Set them in a hot oven for ten sorrow There is no humor in heaven By trying we can easily learn to en minutes then take out the tin place in dure adversity Another mans 3 each mushroom a dice shaped piece of butter and1 one blue point and bearded mean Few of us can stand prosperity oyster put them back in the oven Watch The moment the oysters are Another mans I mean The autocrat of Russia-- possesses well blanched dish squeezing over the uruiq yuwer man any oinermajL on juice from a lemon mixed with cayenne earth buthe annot stop a stneeze -- v ISmr to table mifekrv Womas Hojrte ULUjL anion Zllnslirooms ¬ First Lessons in Tiller and She F PARXER Laying Oat a Golf Course Bu DEPARTMENTS PRIZE COMPETITIONS Editors Table Stamps aod Coins Photography Short Stories Sketching Photography 10 Cents a Number Send for Free Prosprtus Subscription SI 00 a earS Posture free in the United States Canada and Mexico Address HARPER BROTHERS Publishers FranMin Square Y City r G VAN TASSEL SUTPHEX J 1 Stanley J Weyma H B M Watson Cjm C Adams Foultney BI Mark Twain - - 4W KJdt Munrya TRE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JAMUARY AGRICULTURAL HINTS MAKE 18 1898 T ixrrjm LIFE ATTRACTIVE I had a strong appetite for liquor which A Music Box That Knew What Air to Piny Upon the Farm Tas the beginning of the breaking down of HOUSES FOR DUCKS my health I was also a slave to tea and I am fond of music and as I do not play We often hear it deplored that so Tliey Need Not Be as Warm as TTrose many farmers boys and girls leave the coffee drinking I took the gold cure but it and have no little ones about the house I did not help me bought one of the finest music boxes that Built for Heus farm so early but it is allm their bring ¬ This is a portion of an interview clipped I could find It was a large box and had Houses for ducks are simple affairs ing up and nine times out of the from the Daily Herald of Clinton Iowa nearly a score of melodies from the sacred They are built plain and comfortable parents are responsible They ten not It might well be taken for the subject of a to the catchy negro airs stored up within its do temperance lecture but that is not our obcymbals find have no furnishings whatever A make were farm life attractive enough They ject iu publishing it It is to show how a sys- recesses a Theredrum bells and too and tiny It was a swell music duck is differently constituted from a forget that God designed every farm for tem run down by drink and disease may be Well one day I lost hen and must be cared for under dif- ¬ an Eden and stalk through life as un- ¬ restored We cannot do better than quote box and no mistake in absolute need of my position and was ferent conditions The hen needs warm ¬ concerned to the beauties around them further from the same ready money My prospects were excellent For years I was and I did not want to injure them by borer houses and drier surroundings than as the dumb brutes under their care do y unable to do my rowing from friends on whom however I does the duck A duck does not mind I could not I heard a young man of 23 say the work nights or rest knew I could depend To tide me over my the cold if she can keep her feet warm other day that he wouldnt leave home sleep difficulty I determined to pawn my music sold feet will affect a duck as a frozen for anything that he considered it the days on account of box it cost me upward of 100 imported 1 VC V in you know and I readily secured 25 Well 2omb does a hen retarding laying and prettiest spot on earth Come to find continuous pains and my stomach things did not pan out exactly as 1 expected inducing ailments The feathers of a out that boy never had to get up at back I was unable things seldom go just as they are scheduled luck are almost impenetrable and will three oclock in the morning and work to digest my food to go and it was a year almost before I found myself in a position to redeem the withstand almost any degree of cold until sunset He was blessed with Headaches and painful urination were music box from the pawn shop I took the Again a duck cannot stand the amount parents who considered their children frequent and my ticket went to the shop and told the man Df confinement in a house that a hen of more importance than overwork or hearts action bein charge that I wanted to redeem my in I an she is more restless in disposition money Pleasures were furnished at came increased strument and asked whether it had been left my farm and re kept in order and had not been injured He md is given to exercise in a greater home to keep the boys out of danger tired to city life for assured me that it had not been tampered iegree than is a hen Indigestion is not Even Fourth of July was celebrated so I was a confirmed with and in proof thereof he offered to bo prevalent with ducks as with chick- ¬ splendidly at home invalid and let me wind it up and make it play before that the boys had no tors said Ithe docwould ens the ducks ceaseless motion aids desire to go anywhere I went to one of I paid back the money I had secured by its never be well again pledge I accepted and after winding those farm entertainments and there Soon after I hap5v8 the box up it started to play Now what was a picnic all day in the orchard with pened to use four do you think that darned old hnvps rf musical instrument played swings and boat rides on the mill pond Hams PinkTlr Wil I Retired to CityLife Pills for As he looked around the crowd no one ice cream and fireworks The farmer Pale People and since then I have been free could suggest the name of the air and lie was not a rich man either he only from all pain headache and dyspepsia I eat said Darn my buttons if it did not start looked out for the good and enjo3rment heartily and have no appetite tor strong right in and reel off T Know That My Re drink or tea or coffee and feel twenty years deemer Livcth Almost human knowledge of his boys younger N- - O Times- that almost human sirs My weight has increased 48 pounds I Herald Some farmers and their wives take time to interest their children in beau cannot say too much for Dr Williams Pink The Cook Was Innocent ties around them and set them to work Pills and claim that thev have cured me JOHN B COOK The polite agent for the new parlor phoSubscribed and sworn to before me this making collections of flowers leaves nograph who knocked at the door insisted and grasses with names written neat- sixteenth dav of February 1897 that the old lady who opened it place the A P BARKER Notary Public ly under each They let their children To people run down in health from what- tubes in her ears and listen to one song bring mosses and stones into the house ever cause drink or disease the above in- She need not buy a pleasure to exhibit it HOUSE FOR BREEDING DUCKS and form little cabinets of their own terview will be of interest The truth of it just try it once madam etc This song the digestive organs and keeps her gen- ¬ They encourage them to draw and paint is undoubted as the statement is sworn to you will hear madam he said as he held and we reproduce the oath any the tube doubtfully to her ears is My Dar erally in good health pictures of all the birds and insects they further facts concerning this here Forwrite ling Pluck a Daisy From My Grave as sung medicine In Fig 1 is shown a simple house that see to learn their names and become ac- to Dr Williams Medicine Company Sche- by Leopold Moriarity the famous New may be built at small expense It is quainted with The agent started the maYork tenor their habits Such chil- ¬ nectady N Y chine up but the old lady dropped the tubes a shed roof Such a house dren Jvjll not want to leave plain and has The name and address of the subject of the farm Jest hold on a minute till I come should be built of rough boards 12 But thfc average farm of to day is so above interview is John B Cook of 208 South and said back That dratted cooks openin another 5th Street Lyon Iowa inches by one inch and joints covered dreary and monotonous with its end can of tomatoes in the kitchen with a table by three inch by one inch strips The less routine of duties oftentimes ac knife Detroit Free Press The true culture of personal beauty is not roof should be made watertight and companied with hurry and harsh words external it is heart work J R Miller All About Alaska covered with tarred paper shingles or no wonder the young people want to Persons desiring latest and most complete tin The outside should be well drained leave the farm and hunt up something THE MARKETS information about the Alaskan gold nelds around the bottom that it may not be more cheerful can get maps and other matter by sending Jan 17 Cincinnati lamp -- Some advocate board floors four cents in stamps to W J Byrth Gen3 65 2 65 in the world so LIVE STOCK CattleeommonS 3 85 There eral Agent Great Northern Railway nth and 4 25 raised from six to eight inches from the sweet so is nothing as farm life when Select butchers healthful 6 50 5 50 CALVES Fair to good light Walnut Sts Cincinnati O or free by g round and covered from four to six 3 40 3 00 and theres love at HOGS Common on calling at his office The Great Northern 3 55 3 65 inches with dry earth straw or leaves carried Letright Mixed packers is the short line to Seattle and Portland parents look to it that their home 3 40 S 3 55 Light shippers The writer favors the using of board children are entertained and so many SHEEP Choice vestibuled trains tourist sleepers meals in 4 00 4 40 floors in all houses for chickens but 5 00 dining cars a la carte connects with all 5 50 LAMBS Good to choice farm not want to leave 3 55 3 80 Winter Alaska steamers thinks it not essential for ducks If the of them will satisfied to remainthe home FLOUR Wheat familyred 93 No 2 GRAIN at 90 house is well drained on the outside and but will be and mamma as long as they No 3 red It Takes a Woman with papa 29 Corn No 2 mixed 25 The average man doesnt know tjiat he Oats No 2 live and then take their places af ter 46 Rye No has distinguished ancestors until he mar ward Mrs A E C Maskell in N Y HAY Prime 2 choice 9 25 50 to Gained Forty eight Pounds REGULAR MIND READER Otherwise Children Cannot Be Kept aa ¬ ¬ s is like a plant What makes the giant fade and wither Usually lack of necessary nourishment The reason why Dr Ayers Hair Vigor restores gray or faded hair to its normal color stops hair from falling and makes it grow is because it supplies the nourishment the hair needs attack of brain fever schpol in Reading Ohio I had a severe On my recovery I found myself perfectly bald and for a long time I feared I should be permanently so- - Friends urged me to use Dr Ayers Hair Vigor and on doing so my hair immediately began to grow and I now have as heavy and fine a head of hair as one could wish for being chauged however from blonde to dark brown Mrs J H Horsnydek 152 Pacific Ave Santa Cruz Cal When a girl -- ¬ Jfk C L ¬ at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ long-forgotte- n Jtyers jtair SwMMiMa W itfWfc Ztl uigor a e ryfrMrwarHri 9VVV9VVVI4IIVV0WVWU9 SSSIILJUUIUIIIIJIM ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ a t ni hit i Mill I MURALO WATER COLOR PAINTS FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS Purchase ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ as a irrocer or paint dealer and do your own kalsomininer ¬ This material is made on scientific principles by machinery and milled in twenty four tints and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly a be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Wateh If you want something extra buy some MU RALO from the same to d dealer This material is a Hard Finish to be applied with a brush and be- w to jtAt u3 auiu uu viuvuu niiiivu JU utvuuuy iuui tiiibO ujiu vi no M J t to can- - J to as well with cold or hot water BSend for sample cards and if you to not purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will yi to put you in the way of obtaining it to -- a package of CALCOIO from your ¬ to THE NIURALO CO NEW BRIGHTON S I NEW YORK V of wash day ¬ Tribune PROVISIONS- - Mess pork FACTS FOR BEEKEEPERS The queen is the life of the colony Always set beehives close to the ij jiw Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO t9 123 4 55 12 3 50 ries and his wife makes the discovery chison Globe At- ¬ 11 3 25 2 25 4 50 2 35 4 80 noo 86 27 225 9 25 4 65 Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c woman will buy all she uses about the holige and make up for it by doing her own work and think she is saving money Ar To Cnre a Cold in One Day so somebody has called house cleaning seven days of rasping hard work This person didnt know anything about Pearline House cleaning with Pearline doesnt mean the usual hard work Neither does washday And what would ordinarily take seven days ought to be done in three Seven days Tlcjihiz ground 4 LP straw or leaves it will be perf ectly sat- ¬ isfactory There must not be dampness in the house as the birds will not do so well while they are given to waiter Jon the outside they must have ¬ NESTS FOR DUCKS the earth floor is covered with hay or dry out building shown in Fig 1 may be constructed of any dimensions desired according to the size of flock to be kept A house 12 by 14 feet will accommodate nicely a flock of a dozen There are no interior arrangements whatever sim ply the floor surface of the building It is better not to use nests Some raisers use a plain nest as shown in Pig 2 These nests are made of one inch boards 12 inches high and 16 inches long set 14 inches apart and held together in front with a three inch strip The nests are nailed to the back of the house or in the yard and if permitted n duck will build herself a nest to her liking Again a duck is liable to injure herself by falling over the strips in front of nests or other obstructions that may be in the house Bulletin U S Dept of Agriculture warm up TlTe ¬ lUilJijliJluMcjaiQxii -- jU-iu -i ¬ ¬ STRAIGHT More Popular 2Vow Urged by low prices of staple products they left the old and ventured into new fields of live stock production cropping These ex- ¬ and methods of farming periments have not been satisfactory to the vast majority for no sooner did they get into a new field than it was overrun with their competitors But the experience has been valuable The result is a general tendencj to return to the production of the staples in a system of mixed farming as being the most satisfactory in the long run Most which of the so called specialties were to do so much for the average farmer have failed to enrich him Most of the new crops which were so loudly praised in the beginning have been found no improvement over the old But in methods of farming which involved icheaper production and a better prod ¬ uct there has been considerable ad- ¬ straight vance For these reasons is now more popular as well farming as more promising than for a long time and this is for the greatest good to the greatest number of farmers National Stockman trial with a large number of farmers The past five or six years have been a period of shifting experimenting and for a Lonsr Tinie FARMING Than It Has Been facing south or east NEW YORK JKts stopped free and permanently cured vo fits after first days use of Dr Klines Smoke is the only thingthat will sub FLOUR Winter patent 5 15 4 80 No 2 red 01H Jreat Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle 3r due or control bees 34 CORN No 2 mixed treatise Dr Klire 933 Arch st Phila Pa Thorough ripening of hone3T is more RYE S49J4 OATS Mixed important than color 9 00 goes PORK New Mess it would not 97 t9 50 gpThe earthdivided round butajl the parjfcies Do not winter baesan ajiouserunless up among fitunjl jf wndTHvant it Puckl BALTIMORE it is frost proof and daSjk 4 65 4 30 FLOUR Family Put a good layer of sawdust around GRAIN Wheat No 2 96W I use Pisos Cure for Consumption both in 92 Southern Wheat the hive especially in front my family and practice Dr G W Patter 32 32 Corn -- Mixed OF THE The air should always circulate be 29 J 30 eon Inkster Mich Nov 5 1894 Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western 52YS tween the ground and the hive CATTLE--Fir- st 4 60 quality 460 Every man remembers having been reJ Never smoke bees at any time more HOGS Western 4 10 jected as juror in some lawsuit Washing than is necessary to quiet them INDIANAPOLIS ton Democrat 91 SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS Wind breaks on the north and west GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed 26H UPON RECEIPT OF sides of the apiary are beneficial pain sciatica Its cure is sure A cruel 23 Oats No 2 mixed Use St Jacobs Oil Heavy canvas or duck is a good maLOUISVILLE Five Two Cent Stamps 3 75 4 00 FLOUR Winter patent terial to cover the frames in winter The long headed clergyman preaches the 94 95 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Very late swarming out is good evishortest sermon Chicago Daily News TO COVER THE COST OF 29 Corn Mixed 28J4 25 Oats Mixed dence that the bees are starved out MAILING 9 00 PORK Mess A dull racking pain neuralgia Its sure Bees hatched during the summer LAKD Steam 4 75 Cure St Jacobs Oil months almost all die before spring DL01 i mo i Hives should not be set fiat on the in acrnarrkrdw prrpf ceon Tnfr 0ct 9 A STITCH IN TIME SATES NINE ground but be raised about two inches children and teaches them the geogra- It is an advantage alwajs to furnish f Heat sense of tenderness and swelling1 of a part m phy of their own country in a practical a new swarm with a frame of young are all indications that there is need of instant repair V ft OilW lcfrrv AUUVilAiC4 inn tUJUilg mnfina brood symptoms exist on Not more than one sent to one ad-the stitch in time Where these In order to insure straight combs in the left or the right side of the womb disease of the dress Write to empty frames comb guides must be ovary is setting in and soon there will he if there F H LORD used is not already established a discharge trifling at Neither honey boards nor boards of first but later copious and irritating Soon also General Passenger and Ticket Agent Chicago Great Western Railway any kind should be placed directly in there will be ielt dull dragging pains radiating from CHICAGO ILL the frames QU1NCY BUILDING the ovary Some kind of absorbing material Do not my sister let your malady go so far but should be placed directly over the those of you who are already suffering in this combs in winter way should begin at once a course of treatment LIVE STOCK The proper time for transferring with Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound bees is early in the spring when the It will restore the organs to their normal conbees are gathering their first honey dition Roofs of hives of every kind should In this connection Mbs E L Myers Quak- - f VT will furnish duplicates have a good coat of paint every fall ake Pa says My ovaries were badly disOf XiXVJbl STOCK leaky roofs are very damaging St eased and for almost a year I suffered with se CUTS or any other Spec Out shown Louis Republic vere burning pains which were almost unendur able and a dull heavy pain iu imen Book in anybelow at or the lower portion of my back If standing I was most relieved with my foot Quoted prices for same WOOD SAWING DEVICE resting on a stool or Tihair The doctor told me I would have to take my AHKeliogg NewspaperCobed and keep quiet I had not used half a bottle of Lydia E Pinkhams VegeA Mechanical Holder That Saves iom Elcctrotypers and table Compound before it worked wonders with me I now owe my health Stereofypers of Pernpiration to the Compound To those who are suffering from diseases peculiar to wo 335 W Fifth St The season for sawing up the years iiro58tEa4 CIXOtWATI supply of firewood being at hand makes men I would say that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is just what the device shown herewith of special in- they need Mrs Pinkham wishes to befriend you and if you will write her at Lynn terest Sawing wood is hard work at Mass telling her just how you feel she will give you the very best advice free of charge Think what a privilege it is to be able to write to a woman who is learned in all these matters and willing to advise you without charge ¬ Keep the hives well painted espe- ¬ CORN No 2 cially the roofs OATS Vn Hives should be set with entrances PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN -- Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring n rssz 263 9 20 4 62 Washington Democrat 1WA 1 XJc3 b FT -- Try Pearline and see for yourself the 588 saving in time and work and rubbing r3E lezrfzrer LARD-s-Waste- rn A ME PUZZLE MAP ¬ ¬ ¬ UNITED STATES Two of the brightest lights the Southern Methodist Church has ever had were the late Bishops Doggctt and Kavanauch who before they went to thoir ro- trnrfl Inft Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine ai legasy which has not only been of value to U3but has proven a Boon to suiiennc numanuy B low wo Rive their own words in which they mads tho bequest From Ilishop Dogaeil kiiimoxd Va July 23rd 1880 11 Your Liver Medicine has been of great service to Wo find no substitute for it myself and family The parcel which you RcneroiiMy sent us a fewyears Wo cant do without it ago is nearly exhausted I wish you to send us another supply IT IS IN ¬ Very respectfully VALUABLE -- srjtrrjyfirms BISHOPS IOKT ME A legacy from Tiv EJshops Ara r From Ilishop Kavanaugh D S DOGQETT ¬ ¬ -- ditct iictdi imrin i nullum V The following is from Rev Bishop H H Kara nau h D D to Dr M A Simmons March 1801 I confess that I have beon reluctant to figuro in advertisements in regard to medicines but feel my¬ VEGETABLE self so much a debtor to your LIVER MEDICINE that I feel it a senso of grati ¬ tude on my own part and justice to the public re ¬ quires that I should waive this objection and allow you to publish whatever I may havo written in regard to the character and value of your medi ¬ cines May many a sufferer bo as much benefited H II Kavanaoqii by them as I have been i f Bev Dr Crizman cured of Dyspepsia and Rheu ¬ matism EdgeSeld Cumberland Presbyterian Church i E B Crisman DD Pastor Nashville Tenn Oct 14 18S9 Z am still using Simmons Liver Medicine It is Invaluable to me I began its use eight years ago and it cured ma of both dyspepsia and rheumatism and keops me in perfect health I prefer to order it from you direct for I know then that I get the gen ¬ uine and get it fresh I am to start on the 22d inst to a meeting of the Synod of Tennessee at Cleve ¬ land If I can serve you in any way on the trip Respectfully will be glad to do so Presbyterian Believe In It t - ¬ ¬ fvk i An Eminent Baptist Has Spoken Rev J R Graves editor and proprietor of TheMemphis Tenn says Baptist Toll A Sim ¬ mons M D lulca Miss I receivod a package of your Liver Medicine and havo used half of It It ¬ works like a charm I want no better Liver Regu lator and certainly no raoro of Zeilins mixture J R Graves Memphis Tenn Nov 17 1876 St E B CBISHUf CUTS Medicine very beneficial as an Aperient and Liver Regulator It does all that it is rocommendod to Johns Hospital Cor 23d and Morgan Sts t St Louis Mo Wo have found your Liver Respected Sirs Respectfully Catholics Endorse It do istcrs op MEEcr ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ Co On the trial of our caso against Zeilin When Simmons ancestorj their counsel said wero cracking hickory nuts with their teeth in the forests of Germany Zeilins ancestors wero Princes While wo mako no claim in the House of Israel to Jewish origin much less to being Princes jn tho wj prefer an ancestry of honest House of Israel Americans to tho highest seat in tho synagogue of unrighteous Jews Beware of any articlo called Simmons Live Medicine which has on it the nametf J H Zeiliu or T F Co Co or A W Simmons Cheeic Co and especially bowaro of any articlo or justa good represented as the same as theorigmal Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Be sure you get the original which has tha name picture and autograph of Dr 21 A Sim nona on tho wrapperro intersigued by C F Simmoas Medicine Cn St Louis -- zsk I 1 Sfk t CANDY -- ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL Rfl AND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 PAGE ILLUSTPTED CATALOGUE FREE WewishtogainljCOOOnawcas- - CT tomere andfhence offer SI 1 i Kg 13 JJay Radish iru 1 Pkg Early Sprintr Tumin in UKIGSIOSTS 5sinarck Cucumber Earliest Rea Beet m inmmnMiiiySJ - tfKciiEsiER Plsh farming has never been taken up seriously by our farmers although hundreds of farms have suitable water Future of Slli Repeating Arms Co NEW HAVEN GoNN Farming TFfc v wan 250 MIJI1LJ CURE CONSTIPATION MMiiJlfc111 I80WlNCnESTEJi AVE ers privileges or are so constituted that ponds could easily be made on them The rage for German carp which swept the country a few years ago has acted as a setback for fish farming because the German carp is a coarse flavorless fish its flesh full of bones and its habits that of a buzzard no feed being too foul for it and no pond too muddy We have native fishes that are first class for the table and with very little trouble they could be bred with profit No doubt an acre in fish could be made more profitable than it would be put to any other use This is one of the in ¬ dustries that will come later Fann ¬ Voice 50c gggWAJHiftgii DRUGGISTS 883 wr a mats Rnnr Wli a A 231 440c I a Bu - d J01IN - i prow at bus oatst 173How to barleywheat160040c a bu and 231 per acre- f and bus potatoes bus ACETSEE OUR GREAT CATALOGUE mailed you 6 2 with 11 crriiRa seed samples upon receipt of 5 4 JOHN A m eSMS8S99ca ftEfirUnErM CO LA Brilliant Flower Seeds lfic Worth 8100 for 14 cents Above 10 pkgs worth 100 wo will mail you free together with our great Plant and Seed Catalogue upon receipt of this notice and 14c postage We invite your trade and know when yon onco in Era HB SB seeds you will never gettry Saltersalong with5f K2i MO out incm totatocsat150 G0 aHi 3v3cTf xM a Bbl Catalog alone 6c Nocfi 3 -vr-v-ssssa iff llfi X I 00nYicria Lettuce Meg Melon 10c 10c SALZEE SEED CROSSE WIS U self acto WOOD SAWING MADE EASIER the best No small ness is the necessity of holding down the stick with ones knee while the stick is being sawed The sketch shows part of its irksome n THE BEST IS AYE THE CHEAPEST AVOID IMITATIONS OF THIS NOTICE and lO cent In ntunips f SiLZKll SEED CO LACROSSE WIS K 5 4 wrvm mwiv vuwt wfmv NOTICE HAKE THUS a mechanical holder whose construction is seen at a glance The rod is of steel so that it can be bent tightly over the wood The pegs and the rachet permit - - its use with either large or small sticks Orange Judd Farmer SAPOLIO and TKUE 425 paces handsomely bound brimful of new ldeaa on social ethics olltlcnl economy how to be happy sent free to 1000 young men who send uarents certificate of obedience industry trood habits and courtesy to others C S STEUBINS Hartsdale M Y 1000 llJoi fatf copies ffiassg fi A0 PflVo ncnt f1- - TH EGENmiMF or LABEL AND GET KMishoD rnlenc H a d mi I ill W I mU M HOPlE orniiulBookkeepingPcnmanfshipetc b mail Positions QTII5V tauntoomjietont Expense low catalogue wnen Write for Tollocr nitltlrlbivi Jle Etf kai Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good TJso E3 druggists CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS prMrmffi hiTVft Jji lf A N Tv E 1692 please state that yon saw the Advertise paper in thit Ct KM i f jr t THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 18 L898 SELLING BYSINAI7 A BACHELORS QUARTERS ¬ THE MOUNTAIN MAID J t t li c If A I i f H i r t K n r H ri t 1 i 1 U er the benedicts wife had left the table tain roads when she broke in tbat thfl benedict finally suggested Air you a preacher she asked turesque and even spectacular in these Pretty comfortably fixed aint I old No I answered with a smile for I wordless transactions They ignore the mas Children why dont you go into had never been asked that question beartificialities of the complex system up the other room fore on which modern business relationships Very nicely indeed answered the Nor a squire are almost universally maintained bachelor replying to the first question No Trade in the cattle pens gets boldly and ignoriug the second Well Jim Martins comin along back to primitive simplicity It is done Oh theres nothing like home life this away purty soon now an I wuz on honor not on paper And the undis went on the benedict stop jis axin sos thar wouldnt be no misWillie puted transfer of millions of dollars trying to climb on Mr Browns knee takes worth of the property here dealt in He wants to smoke Do you know old I dont quite understand your exproves that a bargain sealed with the man I laugh when I think of my fool- planation wave of the whip and an assenting ges- ish idea that I knew in those old days dark as to I said completely in the what she was trying to get at ture of tho hand is quite as safe and sa- what happiness wTas Why a man I reckon not but I aint tak in no cred as if the whole transaction were doesnt begin to live until Maggie chances an I thought Id better stop recorded in black and white rmt that rmfmink hnrVk on fclio tnhlp you while I had the chance The trader in the wheat pit is armed Ymi11 ah it in fiVfi thfi firsfc tllin Thank you Im sure but if you with his tally card upon which he i jii nun vQ niL i t fiuti oho1i Wt0n will tell me whats up I may be able to i rci iiu pauses to note the names of those with to laugh when I think of it Our idea of know what you are talking about whom he deals and the amount nature contentment in those days was to get a She laughed good naturedly and price of the commodities bought pipe and a book and a bofcfle of Scotch Well you see its this a way she and sold xuu uiUKur upuu buo uuur ui nnd lnnl thfi dnnr nrid flnwn nm1 said been a courtin an the Stock Exchange places equal reli- Would you mind moving your coffee a sparkinJim hes fer about two yer round me ance upon the quickly penciled memo- cup a little farther back on the table now an last night he popped an says ez randa made at the moment when the old man Tommies trying to reach it how ef Id be here this mornin ez he details of each transaction were upon and my wife would raise my scalp if I come along wed go down to Logville the lips of those concerned in its fulfill- should let him break one of her very an git hitched an Jims mighty onreli ment but the buyer and seller of tho best cups Thats it Thank you As I able an not ef we got thar an yards carry whips not pencils and was saying we didnt know what ease preacher likesthe squire warnt thar the ner Id their deals are recorded in memory in and contentment was in those days No never git Jim in the mind agin sd I stead of written upon trading cards As single man does A man has to have a kinder thought mebbeyou might be the well try to picture the old knigbts mak big armchair and his slippers all ready squire er the preacher an I didnt want ing laborious written memoranda of for him and everything sort of restful you to git away Ef you meet Jim anytheir challenges as to think of the rough and quiet before Now dont cry Ma- wheres down the road dont tell and ready traders of the cattle yards bel If you didnt want to get hurt you seen mo fer I dont want him him pausing in their saddles to jot down why did you grab the end of my cigar skeert Washington Star upon paper their purchases and sales Tommie take her in to her mother Such a procedure would bid defiance to There Willie I told you youd stick ABOUT THE WEATHER the very nature of things and do vio- that nutpick into your hand if you lence to the magnificent unconventiodidnt look out Run into the other Mr Wingleby Explains to Georgia About nally of every environment room and ask your mother to put a the Seasons Is there never any trouble in this bandage on it Lets see where was I You see Georgie said Mr Winkind of dealing a leading commission old man Oh yes I remember now I gleby whose youthful son had asked man was asked was about to say tnat there s nothing him how we came to have different If you mean do the men go back on homelike about a bachelors quarters kinds of weather the weather is put their bargains made by whip and hand No interrupted the bachelor with up in tin cans a days weather to a I can answer never was the traders considerable emphasis there isnt can and usually they put up about a answer as he brought his trim black The benedict couldnt quite see the years supply ahead enough to last horse to a halt in the cattle alley and reason for such an emphatic assertion through a spring summer autumn and leaned forward in his saddle There but he wisely changed the subject just winter In filling the cans they sort it isnt another place in America or the the same Chicago Post all out as well as possible Sometimes whole world for that matter where so when they get a can full there mayjfae a Feeding a Baby Elephant much business is done on the basis of little left over and whatever remains personal integrity without a written In St Nicholas F Fitz Roy Dixon in this way they throw into one lot i wnrrl fr olinw frvr flifi frrfmsrirHrm3 ns tells of a baby elephant that was cap- Ajiifett hIriiMMr ir When theyve got pretty nearly all ihe right here he continued and the tured by friends of his in Ceylon after cans full and the regular stock efweath- Klj5aSWl6wxCjvj3 method beats all the bonds on earth the death of its mother Mr Dixon says er has run out they fill up from that The days business in these pens will When Sidney was first brought over lot of odds and ends The cans so filled run about 1500000 And how is it virtually in order that she might be contain what is called variable weather done Little talk a considerable wav fed the question naturally arose as to because most of the ing of whips and hands and no exchange how she would take her nourishment weather its mixed butwell sorted out they get pretty of written documents between buyers Of course the proper way for an adult according to the season and sellers elephant to take in water is by means When theyve got all the Here is a bunch of cattle that will of the trunk which is furnished with they stack em up where cans filled theyll be figure up about Si 0000 Over there in two tubes running its whole length handy to get at man the other alley is a buyer who this But when a bowl of milk was placed does nothing but and theres aEvery that open them day morning offered me a price of 5 10 for before the baby elephant she did not he cuts a can and pours out them I thought that I could do better know what to do with it She dipped for that day and of course athe weather great deal but the market has been a little off and the tip of her trunk into it and the depends upon him Sometimes this man I have decided to let the bunch go at lookers on thought that there would be gets careless and pulls down a lot of the his offer Up to the present moment no difficulty about her drinking at all wrong cans getting them say from the we hav exchanged about a dozen words since she recognized the scent of the July shelf in the month of April and r- - this subject Now he is willing to nourishment she had been accustomed likely as not getting dwn a weeks q jirice which he named in the to But she was quite at a loss and ft supply at once so as to have them handy miming Ill show you how a 10000 up a roar which seemed quite natural oh the opening table Of course he disbunch of fat steers is sold without under the circumstances Then some covers his mistake the first can opens word of mouth or a scratch of writing one suggested pouring it down her but he is too lazy to put the he rest back at the time the bargain is really made throat from a bottle and this was ac- - and so he keeps on then antil he has The commission man then straighten- - cordingly tried and after one or two in opened them all and thats how it ed up in the saddle and waited for the effectual attempts she understood comes about as it sometimes does that distant buyer to look in his direction She was half starved when this was we get a hot spell at a season when we A moment later this representative of done for she had had nothing to eat ought to have nothing but cool weather a big packing house wheeled his horse since the death of her mother and her But of course those April cans are about and faced in the direction of the delight at being fed was most amusing not lost They must be someseller Instantly the commission man The only trouble was that it was diffi- where and we get em around Maybe later lifted high his rawhide riding whip cult to satisfy her and it was feared the man will sprinkle them along witl and held it aloft His attitude was as that the change of diet would disagree the hope that we wont notice them striking as that of a cavalry colonel up- with her but fortunately it had no ill much but as likely as not he opens lifting his saber to concentrate the at- effect them one after another together maybe tention of his regiment before making after some terribly hot spell in July or Oranges a desperate pharge The pose however August when they are sure to be a The very sweetest orange and richest was full of natural grace and freedom blessed relief and if and showed that the man was more at is the black or rusty coated fruit Pick pretty apt to forgive he does this we are him his mistake in ease in the saddle than he could have out the dingiest oranges in the box and April Louisville Courier Journal you will get the best Another way to been out of it 1XttaB i tothinff Homelike About Them Accord- She Had 9 Natural Anxiety Which Sh9 HOW CATTLE ARE DEALT IN AT THE ing to tho Married Mans Story Made Manifest college They hadnt met since the old - CHICAGO STOCKYARDS As my horse puffing like a porpoise days ten years before and of course the drew me and my buckboard up the last Bitting In Their Saddles With tlie tot benedict insisted that the bachelor sharp acolivity of tho mountain road should come home to dinner with him that led Dut into the pass between the i Between Them Seller and Buyer Con- ¬ Married the year after I left col- ¬ summits rising on either hand he would clude a Transaction by Raising Their lege he said and I have the nicest have exercised his privilege and stopped Whips Over Their Beads little home and the finest lot of young- ¬ a moment to blow but 100 yards ahead ever I want you to of us I saw a bright bit of calico gleam- ¬ Tho Chicago stockyards are unique sters that you see sawnicely how Im fixed ing in the morning sun and driving on among the great marts of the world In come out and tell you a man doesnt know what I came up to a buxom mountain maid no other place say those who are most I is sitting on a stump at a point where a familiar with its daily routine is so life Nountil hes married footpath leading up from the valley large an aggregate of business transactWell I should say not met the main road ed in the language of gestures and with ¬ And so it happened that the bachelor Good mornin she said before I out the scratch of a pen as in the went the benedict and met the had a chance to stop and there seemed with A whip noisy pens of the stockyards latter s wife and played with his chil to be an anxious tone in the voice is held high in air across a sea of clat- - dren and made himself generally useful Good morning I responded and S the signal is answered by and popular mfil they were all seated inS ho was on the point of asking her how far cT at the dinner table it was to the next place a favorite man- ¬ a bunch of cattle worth thousands of Ifc ws oyer tho coffee and cigarS affc ner of starting a conversation on moun- ¬ sold dollars ¬ TWIN BROTHERS WILL MAKE YOU f is T 8t iemmg spienuiuiy pic- - HAPPY want to be happy and make all your friends happy Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to make your selections of Christmas presents We have the largest grandest and prettiest stock of holiday goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving goods away you might say so low are we selling them To make room we have decided to sacrifice our immense stock of Do you ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMPORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC k v J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 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 8 50 now 195 h 00 now 2 50 600 now 300 750 n w 425 900 now 500 1000 now 625 1250 now 700 1500 now 750 Jackets that were 300 now 200 450 now 225 500 now 250 600 now 325 750 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 998 Make your Christmas selections from our beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs initial handkerchiefs mufiljrs fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirt cuff buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove capes Toys dolls carriages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam- ¬ bourines accordions vases sideboards carts sleighs trains bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing figures whips games puzzles rockers wheelbarrows Big Bargains also in MEffS and BOYS SUITS Free bVee We give a Lara3 Hindsome Framed Picture when your purchase amounts to 1000 We give Cupon Tickets with everything you buy of us no matter howsmail Remember the place to save monej- is at - B- - ¬ ¬ fi 37WIKT BROTHERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS L fc yp--- fcwft N ft R RAILROAD TIME CARD L ARRIVAL OF TRAINS ¬ Ik m i Wop I local state a f3rrj - m WILL BE FOUND IN From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a m 328 pm From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE OP TRAINS I MM 0 FR Hi mu Mil w life THE BOURRON NEWS AND THE I neydopodia jy SZ OiJEiol p m gttl WEEKLY ENQUIRER To Cincinnati - ¬ 340 p m To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1021 p m To JEticlr aond 1108 a in 543 p m 10 Mo p m To Maysville 750 a m C05 p m F B Carr Agent 445 a m 755 a We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can eive BgS Year for Regular Price for Both is ajjr Oar only 225 275 j wm oi li TIME TABLE cbcyclopeoia EAST BOUND Answer Any Question You may We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to THE BOURBON NEWS Paris Ky ANTED TRUSTWORTHY and active gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible established house in Kentucky Monthly 6500 and ex- ¬ penses Position steady Reference Enclose self addressed stamped envelope The Dominion Company Dept W Chicago 16nov 8t ¬ ¬ Ask It ¬ ¬ 830am 600pm Lv Louisville 1115am 840pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington ll2iam S50pm 830am 5o0pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm Ar Mt Sterlingl225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 65 jam 340pm Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm 1240nn 90Spm Ar New York WEST BOUND t t i fi ft B-- I W TaP v 56fc m Erf nl Ik ill ffll s m i Jar V Only a moment elapsed before the alert eye of the buyer caught sight of the upraised whin The next instant he raised his hand a little above his head held it motionless a moment and then dropped it with a forward movement Quickly the seller repeated the motion of assent with his whip and then turn ¬ ing to his caller said Thats all there is to it To a stran- ¬ ger this kind of a performance looks like a long rango sign talk between deaf mutes but wo understand each other perfectly We both know how many cattle there are in the bunch and the price at which they have been sold Had we been within speaking distance of each other the transaction would probably have been a verbal one just for the sake of sociability but not be ¬ cause it would have mae the bargain ibetter understood or any more binding Chicago Post -- choose oranges is by weight The ie ar3 the best because they have the wunnesi SKin ana more weigni oi juice Thick skinned oranges are apt to be dry They either weigh less because of hav ¬ ing so much skin or because of the pov- ¬ erty of the juice in these particular specimens A slight freezing on the tree causes this condition in otherwise fine fruit Tho kid glove oranges are the two varieties of small fruit grown in Florida from stocks respectively heav- - if I K I- 1 H 1 BjH SB i fie i A Coin In tlin Rottln There have been patented all kinds of schemes devised for the purpose of se ¬ curing a bottle that cannot be refilled after having once been emptied of its contents A great deal of fraud i said to be perpetrated by filling tho botes of some standard liquor with an iric tor igrade and palming it cif a tho original bottling An ingenious Philadc proposes to accomplish this by blowing a coin in the body of the lass bottle j and he thinks that this will bo tempfc iny enough to induce boaie ouo to brak thQ bottle as soon as it has been emptied Philadelphia Record f c run daily es-Trains marked thus no nt SnnriflV other trsins run dailv than in his copy Through Sleepers between Louisville Ready Jam 1 1898 What a clever man that Tompkins Lexington and New York without is he said lately to an acquaintance change Ob AM News For rates Sleeping Car reservations or referring to a well dressed ordinary l2rl w V v t V ol looking man who had just passed him any information call on F B Carr with a bow N R R Agent L Larger Better More Complete Clever echoed the other Why or George W Barney Paris Ky brought from China and from Tangier I never heard of his saying or doing Than Ever Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky hy an called mandarin and tanger-- anything Thats just it returned the writer me Tuey may be eaten witnout soiling ffpjp7i most widely sold Annual Refer- ¬ gravely Think of his being able to a kid glove because the skin is loose ence Boob ind Political Manual published and the little gores or pockets of live without saying or doing anything Youths Companion juice come apart very cleanly and with- ¬ I couldnt HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ THE WORLD out breaking All the above applies to Its Usefulness oranges The Jamaica and Ha ¬ Florida Pulitzer Building New York SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Mrs Newlywed That is our new vana oranges are much paler yellow and their juice is usually of more acid burglar alarm You see if a burglar DESIRE to sell my house and ot should get into the lower part of the quality than the home grown oranges with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ house that would ring ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Her Mother Oh and scare him off The Rascal Won ance in twelve months For further Mrs Newlywed doubtfully Well particulars address or call on Whats the price of these gloves - - - PARIS KY 402 MAIN ST BEN J F SHARON it might but it would give Clarence she asked Over Deposit Bank Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf and me plenty of time to hide in the A dollar and seventy five cents said the clerk but Im afraid we attic anyway Pick Me Up 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Office hours havent any small enough for you We Whistling is tabooed in the dressing can order an extra siall size howe r Oh these will do Ill take tiiree rooms of a circus That i i an ill CS A omen is one of the superstitiv of the Chicago 2sTew pairs imJsL aL JJ1L1 JJi circus people Soil body ic- r o to be Two UsefuJ Items discharged if any they e wL Half a lemon makes a very good b- - say PARIS KENTUCKY stitnto for a bar of toilet soap ai a Office over G S Varden Co r orange cut in half id rubbed More than ed a iOvr Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls nootry kettle makes - t ry good t ce- - are ced annually 1 uale promptly answered Your work ie 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p in blacking which takes a fine polish Office Hours population of Lone1 - x alou solicited Prices reasonable the comic papers of the day that his wit shines more brightly in his speech It t 730am 450pm 65oam 250pm 800am 520pm 73oam 345pm Ar Lexington Clever Man 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort is said of a contributor to some of ArShelbyvillel001am 720pm 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville Ar Winchester t Standard American Annual PRIGE GENTS Hews and Opinions OP National Importance THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail 6 Stands fc - 8 a year a year The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper the world in Price 5c a copy By mail 3 a year I M H DAXLEY Address THE SUN New York BLDEGRASS NURSERIES PALL 1897 Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and every thing for Or ¬ chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell diret to the planter saving enormous commis- ¬ sions Catalogue on application to J9 si v i OHN CONNELLY - L I H F mLLENMEYER 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