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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 3 WPii v fi - a r- r- L f S Ss BOURBON 3 NEW OP 1 1 1 r CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY JANUARY 25 1898 NO 7 C F BROWEK Main and Broadway CO- - GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS MASTERS SALE F MASTERS SALE MASTER3 OF SALE Sy Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer And their name -- -- llemarkg In CLIMATIC ADVANTAGE Evry workinginan begob sir Consigned to the past are the old time e Is with their high posts their towering canopies and their fluttering draperies THE BED OF TODAY Is of iron or brass Light clean Attractive and strong it combines bed The prices in attractive form all the requisites of an cover a wide range 350 450 500 et 1 up-to-da- te The Bed of the Futur said Pat is legion Can freeze on to a good job sir In that far off Klondike region THE NEW DOMINION Hi mil i in 1 1 ii ml ioLXXCl Bourbon Circuit Court vs T City Property Bourbon Circuit Court Loan Association V8 White Enameled Dresser FOLDING BEDS Chiffonier Beds full bize 1250 and 1350 Maple and Mahogany chamber furniture in attractive styles 1500 1800 2000 Mahogany finish upright bed wifh lStdO French mirror at 3000 Look at our Edit window Out Price rfale of Pictures 3 393 Wall Papers now open and ready for inspection- - All new designs and colorings See us before placing your order Liberal Discount for contracts now C F BROWE Carpets Furniture Wall Paper XjiE82SlXBJ-3-TO CO ISST The Post thns notes Mr Clay Clements return engagement in Louisville Thurs ¬ So hearty was the reception day night accorded Mr Clement and his play that the actor author had to turn speech maker after the third act and return his thanks for the warmth of enthusiam and the manifest sincerity with which Nothing his audience received him 4New Dominion new is to be said of the at this late day It is an exquisite idyl of love a pastoral comedy of the highest and moat refined type a drama pure in tone lofty but natural in sentiment couched in the purest and most beauti- ¬ ful of English and unfolding a story at Mr once interesting and probable Clements portrayal of its chief character Baron Franz Victor Von Hohen staufEeu a fine manly fellow intellect- ¬ ual and innately a gentleman in all that that sometimes sadly misused word im plies is one of the classic character studies of the modern stage Moreover Mr Clements methods have that ease crrnce and naturalness which belong to real art ¬ f Venia Wren B6URBON Circuit Court Plaintiff John H Wren etc Defendants bon Circuit Court made and entered in the aboveTstyled cause on the 14th day of December 1897 I will sell publicly at the coirt house door in Paris Ken- ¬ tucky atbibout the hour of noon on MONDAY Economy Building Loan Association Economy Building Plaintiff of Paris Kentucky Plaintiff ¬ By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- N E P Best etc Defendants By bailie Thomas etc Defendants Bour- ¬ S r 1ST o EUnAnlJwi fei - The engagement is announced of Charles Dana Burroughs of Portland Me and Miss Adelaide Mason daughter Mr of Marion Manola the actress Burroughs is a nephew of Speaker Reed and lives with the latters father is Miss Masons family Henry S Mould a prominent iron manufacturer of Pittsburg from whom Marion Manola was divorced several yars ago of of Music of Misses College of See my select stock of Christ Mr Alexander Weiss the the mas supplies Cincinnati manager Louis Zadie and Lilla Harris and the Marien Spring Quartet of ville Nuts 10c lb in Paris Saturday Cincinnati Figs 8 to 15c lb ing arrangements for a concert to by these artists sometime in Raisins 8 to 15c lb under March They will probably ladies society and the Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb tiiAUi1 Illt ISfv Orates THbSelfe wwnnwnnEMi rW Oranges 25 to 40c dozen The Gentleman Going prunes grapes ClaratheMorris theWho a new story Apples bananas striking title which pickles dried fruits oysters cel- appear in the Ladies actressJournal will Some of ¬ was mak- ¬ be iff yen come - Mi auspices of some if Sil lJ3l itneiconcerEAwuuueneiUabeiLuuraijuaiutti lODerxwicm SerorloaeiofJtlwlocalfctoiroHiS is of Kentucky on the Bonrbonyconnty Beginning at 1 on the southeast edge of Cynthia war urn pike road Millersburg wWters of Hiukston about one i he pike leading from Milleraburg to on the mile from Millersburg Kentucky and Ruddles Mills and running N 48 W 29 7U poles to 2 and of stone fence cor- ¬ boundedlthus ner to Wilder then with stone fence as to th it meanders N 50A E 5 40 poles to 3 N Beginning at corner btlonsred o 33 E 1 48 poles to 4 N 43 trart whiuh formeriv E 2040 if Champ thence N 39A E 8o poles to 5 a stone corner to S Thompson Robert notes to Ehe middle of said Dike corner then N 57 W 5230 poles to 6 corner to to homeilot thence the with middle of Sarah Moore then N 49 i W 2208 poles 72 ool W to a stake corner to Laypon then S 54 said pike N 39 to W 5312 poles to 8 the north edge of the 49 poles W 40 thence J David Hkmiltons corner in said road rock on said pike then S 38i E 6948 thence 862 W Gl 51 100 poles to a stone poles to 9 corner to Jerry Hall then N in said Hamiltons line and corner to the 48 E 961 poles to 10 a stone corner to first mentioned horn tract thence S same then S 48 E 20 poles to 11 thf 29 E 107 21 100 poles to the beginning Southeast edge of the rock in said pike then N 72 E 28 poles to 12 a bend m Said sale will be made upon credits of the pike then N 83 E 1456 poles to the six and twelve months for eqnal parts beginning and containing 33 acres and of the purchase money and for which 29 piles and is the same property con- ¬ the purchaser will be required to exe- veyed to the said Nannie E P Best by cute bond with good surety for the M L Pressly by deed of record in the purchase p ice in equal sums paytble office of the ulerk of the Bourbon tn the- nudersismed M tster Commis County Court in deed book 71 at page sioner and bearing interest at six per 89 cent per annum from the day of sale Also a certain tract of land lying near until paid said bonds to ne approved by the above tract beginning at a stone the undersigned Commissioner corner to J Bruce Smith then S 48i E 9 19 poles to a stone on the N margin of EMMETT M DICKSON the JStd1ie8 Mills Turnpike then cross Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit ing the pike at the bridge N 39 W 14 Court poles to a stone on the N margin E thence N 48 of the pike Swinford Osborne containing 1 10 poles to the beginnig Talbott McMillan acre and 23 poles and is the same propAttorneys erty conveyed to N E P Best by U L Presley by deed or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the debts interest and costs of tbi action V V FEB 7TH 1898 MONDAY FEBRUARY 7TIL 1898 the folio ring described real estate to- wit at aboutthe hour of noon the tracts of land to wit 5U acies of land situated in cribed A tracwpf By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ bon Circuit Court made and entered in bon Circuit Court made and entered in on the above st led cause at its November the above styled causewill the 18th day sell publicly of December 1897 I term 1897 1 will sell publicly at the court house door in Paris Ken ¬ Court house door in Paris Kentucky at the tucky about the hour of noon on on virtue of a judgment of the MONDAY FEBRUARY 7TH 1898 to- - following-des- the following descri ed real estate wit The certaia house and lot situated on the South side of Chestnut street now Seventh street fronting on said street 40 feet and extendirg therefrom be- ¬ tween parallel lines and with the line of Josephine Wilson on the East and the line of Mrs Anna Elgin on the West to the line of Maugous lot and is the same property conveyed to said Sallie Thomas by John L Trunale and wife by deed of date May 7th 1890 which is of record in the Clerks office of the County Court of Bourbon county at Deed Book 73 page 22 and is part of the property conveyed to John L Trun ¬ dle by Selby Lilleston and wife six and twelve months for eqaal parts of the purchase money and for which the purchaser will be required to exe- ¬ cute bonds with good surety to be ap- ¬ proved by the undersigned Master Commissioner bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum having the force and effect of a judgment to is made salo Said satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff herein for the sum of 64066 with interest thereon from September 30th 1896 until paid at tho rate of six per cent per annum amounting prin- ¬ cipal and interest on the day of sale to thesum of 69265 and the costs of this 7585 making the total suit to wit sum to be raised on the day of sale the sum of 76850 ¬ Said sale will be made upon credits of ¬ - ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON 0 i To ¬ Die is by ery crackers turkeys The cheapest line of fire works in Paris Come and see me STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Tramfers Of Stock 0 EDWIRD 5Ej Paris JL y WE ARE THE PEOPLE Headquarters For Correct Styles j r f Hats Knox Styles 3 and Dun lap Turf Xots Li Hung Chang and Sackett Jowned by El Simma of this city are J entered in the Kiatujky Djroy aaIJ2 Clark Stakes John T GayJSr of Pisgah Woodford countj was paid thirte n cents all round his eight acre crok of tobacco It brough 224535 or an acre Jonas Weil yesterday shipped four cars of export cattle over the L N to Newport News Va where they will be shipped to Liverpool in the steamship Chickahominy The Kentucky Association will race this spring all reports to the contrary notwithstanoing It is probable all the old stakes will be opened and two or three new specials added The dates will be about the last of April or the Crop Ktc WL DOUGLAS CLJfOIT Best in years tbl siee by jnrlt roniptltors has distnucwl W L Dougla3 IS5 JJLOO aud LOO orkmen shoes are the productions o from tho best material possible at thosv prices Also S25 and SSOO shoes for men S25 aud SLfS lor boyo and youths W L Douglas Bhoes are indorsed by oyer IIWOOOO wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They aro made in nil the latest shapes and styles and of every vari ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by Xer 14 fr zflOne anui ii rt the woricr Sn Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit idsaiewiibemadeHB6f8redif9Cf4i Cotlft -- t six ana twelve montns tor equal parts of th purchase money and the purchaser SAUE will be required to execute bonds im- ¬ mediately upon the conclusion of said OF sale with good surety to be approved by the rndersigned Muster Commissionei piyable to said Commissioner and bear ing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum having the force and effect of a judgment Said sale is made to satisfy a judg ment in favor of the plaintiff Economy E lding Loan Association of Paiis Kentrcky for 1479 88 with interest thereon from the 30th day of May 1896 until paid and 10 coats of former suit Bourbon Circuit Court amounting on the day of sale to 163961 and also a judgment in favor of the Eiule Tobacco Warehouse Co Nannie T Martins Exr Plaintiff fcr 50000 with interest thereon from T M vs Fisher etc Defendants the 23d d iv of F rnrv 1C97 until paid at the rate of 6 yn cent per annum order of salt amounting on the day of sale to 624 40 in ByviM of an the aUn- styled aotim utered at the andtheco ts to wit 10429 making Nor 1897 t rui of the Court the uader the total sum to be raised on day of sale sined willl on 2378 36 ASSIGNEES Bourbon Coanty Land ¬ - agri ¬ EMMETT M DICKSON MONDAY FEBRUARY 7TB 1898- - J P KIELY first of May 111 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 Robinson of Clark County got 2250 a hundred New line of Shirts from 7oc up for a hogshead of tobacco the highest The very latest collars and price paid tor new tobacco this season There were in the crop fifteen hogsheads cufls strict y up to date the remainder sold at good prices The Collars idc to 20c general average for the lot was 1550 Cuffs 20c and 25c per C At Louisville Friday T pair dSPj Om30 Business Suits 35 Our Our 40 jyriqHT Latest Neckties 25c 50c and The Clover Bottom correspondent of 75c FuJl and complete line of the Woodford Sun says Chas H Baxter bought a horse for the small sum of gents furnishings ¬ 80c OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS Business Suits for 35 Sold by others for 55 to 60 for 85 Business Suits for 30 Our 30 Overcoatsfor 25 Our 35 Overcoatsfor30 Our 40 Overcoatsfor 535 Sold by others for b0 1 Afterwards he traded the animal for a yearling hbifer 6 shoats 4 barrels of corn and 1A gals of molasBes He sold the heifer the next day for the neat sum of 10 and still has the other arti- ¬ cles on which he contemplates making a neat profit This is an actual fact 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 ¬ Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit about the hour of 11 a m oclock at tho Court Court house door in Paris Bourbon County Kentucky expose to public sale McMillan Talbott Attys the following real estate located near ftuddells Mills in Bourbon County Ken tucky to wit GOOD TIMES HAVE COME A tract of 131 acres 0 roods and 17 You can afford to indulge yourself or your poles of land lyiug in Bourbon County family in the luxury ot a good weekly news- ¬ Kentucky near town of Ruddells paper and a quarterly magazine of fiction Mills adjoining the lands lately owned You can get both of these publications with by J W Well vain the Millersburg almost a library of good novels for s per year Ruddells Mills turnpike the Willis THEJOUfcm Collins estate the farm latily owned by bourbon County as a poor house farm OF SOCIETY the lauds of J J Dimmitt and others 121 acres 0 roods and 17 poles thereof be- ¬ ing the same lands conveyed to T M Fisher by Willis Collins and others by deed of record in the office of the Clerk of Bourbon County Court in deed book EWYomt m TZSR5BET 52 page 8 and the remaining 10 ares world famed for its brightness and the most being the same lands conveyed to said complete General Weekly covering a wider Fisher by Joshua Barton and others by range of subjects suited to the tastes of men deed recorded in the office of the Clerk and women of culture and refinement than any of the Bourbon County Court in deed journal ever published Subscription price book 52 page 9 to which reference is 4 per annum made for a description of said lands by TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS a aS6 page metes and bounds ¬ te PTIfli WB Try our 8 Trousers Sold by others for I offer my services to the public We mean what we say and can prove it The above prices are for Cash f PAEIS FURNISHIHG k TAILORIHG H S STOUT Manager JOE MUNSON Cutter CO in electric bells or electric burglar alarms in storerooms or residences Can recharge and repair old batteries and overhaul old wires and make as good as new Terms extremely reason- ¬ able Wood Grinnan Lock box 17S Paris Ky to put Ernest Urchs 121 123 Co W 4th St CINCINNATI Sole Stelnway Representatives Quarterly Magazine of fiction appearing the first day of March June September and De ¬ cember and publishing original novels by the best writers of the day and a mass of short stories pcems burlesques witticisms etc Subscription price 2 per annum Club price for both 5 per annum You can have both of these if you subscribe NOW and a tonus of 10 novels selected frora the list below Regular price for each 50 centa All sent postpaid Remit 5s in Ncjv York exchange express or postal money order or by registered letter together with a htt of the 10 novels selected by numbers to Terms This sale will be made upon credits of 12 and 18 months for equal parts of the purchase money and tfce purchaser will be required to execute bond with good surety to be approyed of by the undersigned assignee bearing in- ¬ terest from date until paid at the rate of 6 per cent This sale will bo made free from the contingent dower right of the wife of T M Fisher For further in- ¬ formation apply to the assignee at Rich ¬ mond Ky W O HINTON Agent i30S Firth Avenue TOWV TOPICS H B HOGG Assignee of T M Fisher Or McMillan ZVetv York y lwM rtiJc r Wrights Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys cures constipation The only safe our and and sick headache 25c at all druggfets reliable Femalo P33LL ever offered to Ladies eSDeciaUv rosommend B ed to wRv married Iiadies OLD taTre for IllAsk Send9X KOTTS PEHMTBOYAI PH13 and boxes no aKon other for circular Price SI 01 tier lios 6 for jl fcyy DR CALDWELLS 1 jxlvjtxJS t i nsxLiKsjauu uieveiana OMo Tor SaleBy W T Brooks Druggist v iukk CONSTIPATION 1 52gg uu i PENNYROYAL P ILL u Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST - iYRUP PEPSIN RELIABLE P AYING PROMPT- - -- T NON UNION Thompson io ANTHONY KENT By Charles Stokes Wayne ji AN hCLIiSE OF VIRTUE By Champion Bissell I 12 AN UNSPFAKABIE SIREN By John GiHiat By Harold R VyaneJ 13 THAT DR ADFLI WOMAN By Gilmer McKendree 14 A REAL M DENVER IS WHY SA S GLADYS By Daud Christie Munuy 6 A VERY REMARKABLE GIRL By L H Biclcford By Harold R Vynac J7 A MARRIAGE FOR HATE jS OUT OI- - THE SULPHUR By T C De Leon 10 THE WRONG MAN By Champion Bissell 20 TKE HUNT TOR HAPPINESS By AaityVIvirlU hartres By Harold R ai HERSl RANGE EXPERIMENT aj ON THh ALTAR IF PASSION Isy John GUMit aj A MARTYK lOJUJVU By JoSaaS- - HftiWL fr THE SALE OE A SOUL By C M S McLellan -7 THE COUSIN OFTHEKINfi By A S VanWestrttra 8 SIX MONTHS IN HADKS By Clarice I Clinghim By Captain Alfred 9 THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE Attys for Pltff Talbott Paris K v 3C3C ANTED TRUSTWORTHY and active gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible established house in Kentucky Monthly 65 00 and ex-¬ penses Position steady Reference Enclose self addressed stamped envelope Vns The Dominion Comnanv Dent W A Chicago W A - w 16ELQY 8t - lpyrjWki9 pWr r ED3 POLICE OF ROUEN Failed to Disperse the Rioting Stu dents in That City Thursday Newspapers Supporting Dreyfus Burned Riotous Students Dispersed by Police in Paris rMany Arrests Made Student Demonstration in Algiers THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 25 1898 CONGRESSIONAL Teller Resolution Will Be Disposed 5 in the Senate This Week NO AGREEMENT Reached by the Joint Operators and Min¬ er Conference Several Propositions Ad ¬ f vanced But They Were Voted Down Chicago Jan 22 Af ter waiting upon AN ANGRY MOB Invaded and Pillaged the Jewish Quar ter in Algiers on Sunday One Man Killed and Another ITatally Wounded Many Arrests for Thefts BEYOND BELIEF Henri Was Stuck on JHIs New Brown Suit The lady in the railwaycar would have In cold weather Not Much Attention Will Be Given to Ha ¬ waii Programme in the House Inttle of Interest Beyond the Limits of the District of Columbia many of those arrested are kept in have been Pabis Jan 115 Alton ether there arrests Thursday and 21 custody At Rouen the police charged the stu-¬ dents but failed to disperse them The troops have been consigned to barracks arid the police occupy the streets in force Anti Semitic disturbances have taken place throughout the day at Nancy Newspapers supporting Drejfus were burned on the stair case of the univer ¬ sity the department of Voges situated about 190 miles from here says the first anti IIebrew demonstration took place there Thursday Placards bear ing the now popular cries denouncing Zola and the Hebrews and upholding the army were posted in front of the Hebrew stores Paeis Jan 21 From the Latin quarter 2000 students marched to the Hotel des Invalides some raising shouts of Vive LFmperuer They then crossed the bridges where the police divided them into two bodies One made a demonstration in front of the Pepenire barracks Caserne de La Pepenire and the other numbering 500 gathered in front of M Zolas house with the usual cries The police finally dispersed them after taking 30 arrests There has been a small an ti Jewish demonstration at Rouen Another student demonstration has taken place at Algiers It was dispersed several times Many arrests were made and there were frequent fights in the Jew ish market place where several per- ¬ sons were injured ¬ ¬ ¬ Despite the government prohibition the organizing committee of Mondays anti Semitic meeting at the Tivoli Vauxhall has decided to hold a pub ¬ lic demonstration on Sunday after- ¬ noon A dispatch from Epinal capital of Washington Jan 24 The present outlook is unfavorable to the senates giving much attention to the Hawaiian treaty during this week The agree ¬ ment to vote on Thursday upon the Teller resolution reaffirming the doctrine that United States bonds are pay ¬ able in silver at the option of the govern ment will in all probability result in the senates giving the major portion of its time until that date to this measure with the exception of that necessary to the consideration of appropriation bills Senator Turpie has given notice of a speech on the Teller resolution for Monday and it is expeeted that speeches for it will be made by Senators Teller Pettigrew White and others and that there also will be some addresses in opposition Senator Nelson has offered an amend ment declaring for the maintenance of the parity of the two metals but the silver men considering this proposed modification hostile to their purpose will not accept it They sny they will insist upon a vote upon the resolution as it stands ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FRANK G CANNON United States Senator from Utah The pension appropriation bill will be called up Monday and as soon as it MUCH DAMAGE is disposed of the senate will be asked Wrought Throughout Kentucky by the to take up the legislative executive Heavy Rain and Wind Storm Flood at Louisville Expected entertained here of a flood The Ohio is rising steadily At six oclock Thursday morning the danger line was but three feet off but by noon this distance had been decreased by nearly 11 inches The waters are touching the curbstones at the foot of Fifth and Fourth streets and the residents in these localities have packed their belongings preparatory to flight During Wednesday night the rise was three feet but the rain had ceased and the river Thursday morn ¬ ing was not so great At noon the ajading at the locks was 23 feet 2 inches in the canal 48 feet 7 inches Reports received indicate that much damage was done throughout the state Wednesday nierht by the heavy rain and wind storm which came up about 330 oclock Thomas Cross a drum mer from North Vernon Ind wa3 drowned while crossing a swollen stream near West Baden Ind while a sonvof a farmer named Drury and a Ne gro farm hand who were riding a horse across a Cumberland river ford in Jackson county Tennessee were drowned In Kentucky a Methodist church near Falmouth was unroofed and barns and farm houses in Garrard Grayson Henderson Union and Hickman counties were damaged The Licking Big Sandy Cumberland Green and all their tributaries are booming and many of them are out of their banks ¬ ¬ ¬ Louisville By- - Jan 21 Fears are ¬ UAMES SMITH Tells the Story of the Murder of Chris Mer ¬ rys Wife 21 James Smith the of Peddler Chris Merry told the story Thursday of the murder of Merrys wife The truth is that neither Hickey nor I was there when Merry killed his wife said Smith We were across the street We could hear him pound ¬ ing her head upon the floor No she did not cry She could not He was choking her He choked her outright Then he came over and told me about companion Chicago Jan Merry was pretty badly broken up that night We left Poll in the bed and sat by the stove all night We did not sleep He thought a good deal of that woman thpught too much of her But he had such a temper Smith also told about the burvinjr of the body in a ditch outside the city and the journey south When court was called Attorney Wade for Smith made his closing address and was followed hy CoL Da vidson for Merry ¬ it and judicial appropriation bill Each of these will provoke some debate but it is not expected to be prolonged in either case When the treaty next comes up Senator Teller will be recognized to speak in its support and he probably will be followed by Senator White in opposition The vote on the treaty now appears at least three weeks distant The house programme for this week includes little of interest beyond the limits of the district of Columbia Almost the entire week will be devoted to the District of Columbia appropriation bill It is expected that the Indian appropria tion bill the consideration of which was begun Saturday will be completed Monday The only item in the bill which is likely to cause much of a contest is that providing for the leasing of the Gilsonite beds of the Un compahgre reservation in Utah This provision was beaten in the last Indian bill and will be stubbornly contested now The district bill will probably consume the remainder of the week So far as could be learned the admin- ¬ istration had no advices from Havana Sunday Both the state and navy departments affirmed that nothing had been heard from Gen Lee and profess- ¬ ed to look upon the lack of news as a good sign On the other hand the city was full of rumors ranging in importance from the statement that the white squadron had sailed from Key West to that of Lees being assassinated at Ha vana Inquiry however failed to reveal any basis for sensational reports Washington Jan 24 The senate was in session Saturday for the first time since the opening of congress The reason given is that private orders were received from the president that he feared a crisis in Cuban matters and wanted the body to be ready to act at a moments notice Washington Jan 24 On the desk of Mr Allen Neb at the opening of Saturdays session of the senate was a stand of beautiful American beauty and bride roses It was a testimonial from ladies of the departments for your noble and brave defense of a womans honor Mr Allen champion ed the cause of Mrs M E Roberts who was summarily dismissed from the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ is reported that serious rioting and pillaging took place at Mustapha a suburb of the city Saturday night The Jewish shops were looted and a num¬ ¬ ber of policemen injured Troops were feat it Summoned but order was not restoierl How the parliamentary tangle into until 2 oclock Sunday morning Forty which the convention has been drawn arrests were made will end is a matter of much speculaA DINNER tion If the proceedings Friday after- ¬ noon and evening are any criterion the In Honor of Gov Grijrss Selection as At ¬ convention will be unable to agree up ¬ torney General of the United States on any subject discussed Patrick Do N J Jan 24 Gov Griggs lan leader of the miners in the Pitts ¬ in Trenton his selection as attorney honor Qi burgh district made repeated motions general of the United States will be that the rules be suspended fau vas complimented by a dinner given by declared out of order At the c the evening session he callecHifk te tthe members of his personal staffs antif ¬ Vfc the scale committee since Tuesday the delegates to the interstate joint conference of bituminous coal operators and miners of Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois and the miners of West Virginia received a very unsatisfactory report It was presented at Friday afternoons session and embod- ¬ ied these propositions The adoption of the mine run or gross weight system and the uniform ity of hours of labor No mention of an advance in wages was made The operators of Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana had fought the adoption of a mine run system from the start and the votes taken in committee as reported to the convention showed that they had stood as a unit in opposition to the plan The report was accepted by the convention and its consideration seriatum was recommended But it quickly became apparent that no progress could be made under the rules governing the convention which require an affirmative vote to carry any proposition Fi ¬ was resolved nally the convention into a committee of the whole and the first proposition embodied in the report the mine run system which is now being usd in Illinois was discussed under the five minute rule Op-¬ erators and miners of Illinois and miners from all the other states favored the plan but the operators of Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana re fused to consider the change Finally a vote was taken on the motion to adopt the mine run and resulted Ayes 24 nays 12 This vote the chair ruled was a defeat for President Ratchford the motion speaking to the motion made the re in mark that the miners would demand an increase of ten cents He said he had suggested to the scale committee and would support in the convention if it became necessary a measure for the adoption of the doubje standard whereby either the mine run or screen system could be used at the option of the operator President Farms of the Ohio Mine workers also recommends this plan At the evening session Operator Robbins of Pennsylvania presented a resolution embodying the adoption of a uniform screen in the competitive field of 13 inch mesh flat bar This plan was discussed at length Several amendments thereto were defeated and the motion went over It is quite evident that it can not be put through as a single objection will serve to de ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ poverty may be a comparative blessing to did not look as if a young In perfect order Algiers Jan 24 Anti Jewish riots the verygood time He genuine would fit him The amSending it in a were renewed here Sunday The mob bition to drill him into unflagging with obvious and pahad met invaded the Jewish quarters and pil¬ Nourishing stream laged the shops in the Rue Babazoum thetic success to He sat with his neck keep from wrinkling his stretched out driving the Jewish merchants into the lace collar The novel which his mother To every organ streets A squadron of chasseurs were read was one of the most recent and ponordered to the scene and charged the derous The title in large gilt letters was Mixed Maxims she mob with drawn swords but the mob turned toward the aisle as with held it besuspicious A man is known by the trumpery he fore her turning the pages reformed further on cheering lor the infrequeney A mist nad gathered On the keens army pane so that the boy could not look out of Never put a gift cigar in your mouth The lack of money is the root of all evil the window Instinct was more powerful Revolvers and daggers were freely Where wisdom is bliss tis folly to be ig One man who was stabbed in than culture and before he thought he had used his gloved finger a round the back and shot in the head died on taken through which he and rubbedwith one norant spot A pitch in time saved the nine could look the spot many were seriously stabbed eye His mother fairlv gasped with indig- Chain up a child and away he will go one dying from his wounds at 4 oclock fnation Virtue is its only reward The course of free love never did run Henri she exclaimed Sunday afternoon The crowd hear ¬ Yes maam smooth ing of this became dangerously excit You bad child How can you do such A bird in the hand lays no eggs ed shouted they are murdering us things All that a man hath will he give to his death to the Jews and resumed pil ¬ He made no reply but penitently turned wife Many hands like light work his back upon the mental luxury with laging his own wise Its arollingchild that owesthe wormfather The fronts of six shops were de- ¬ which he had hoped to provide himself stone catches But his mother evidently prided herself The stroyed and the loot was burned The upon her achievements as a domestic disOsculation is the thief of time police repeatedly charged the rioters ciplinarian In a loud voice she continued A thirsty man will catch at a straw Now you sit there perfectly quiet and Straws show which way the gin goes but were stubbornly- - resisted and were Heaven lies about us in our infancy and remember what I tell you If you do anypowerless to restore order until the thing like that again this world lies about us when we are grown troops arrived As she paused to her threat the up Several policemen were severely mal ¬ child gazed intorher considerithi tense appreface It is not good for man to give a loan treated Many arrests for the theft hension The wages of sin is debt Ill open that window and toss you out Every dogma must have its day Carolyn have been made The Jewish authori- ¬ the all ties recommend their co religionists to anti let will car run over you so thatbits the Wells in Chap Book wheels cut you up in little of remain indoors Both the men killed pieces Fits stopped free and permanently cured in the riot were Christians and their His eyes grew big with dread and in tfo fits after first days use of Dr Klines companions have sworn to avenge tones of mingled incredulity and dismay he Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Klme 933 Arch st Phila Pa them It is feared there will be further exclaimed Mamma In my new brown suit riots Washington Star A party at the house is all right if it The belief that there would be fur doesnt disarrange ones things Washingther rioting was well founded Dis-¬ ton Democrat What He Objected To turbances and the looting of Jewish kindly Now does that hurt Dr Molar With a rub or two lumbago is often cured shops continued throughout the even ¬ Horsphiz I dont mind you working on By St Jacobs Oil Small cost big profits ing despite the efforts of the troops to the tooth so much if you would only keep quell disorders At 10 oclock Sunday your sleeve button out of my eye Roxbury Its wonderful what a lot of things you night some Jewish flour stores were Gazette may learn about yourself if youll only read pillaged and their contents thrown inthe papers To Cure a Cold in One Day to the streets The zouaves then Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All At once use St Jacobs Oil for sprains charged the crowd with fixed bay- ¬ druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c At once it will cure Athletes know this onets and dispersed it many per- ¬ sons being injured How many men there are who have the Upon the well being of women especially 11 oclock the rioters reassembled buttons off the backs of their coats Wash of working women the whole welfare of so At ciety rests on the quays and set fire to the Jewish ington Democrat spirit stores Troops are being hur ¬ Sudden cold brings soreness and stiffness The proof of it is thousands say St Ja ried to the spot Already there have St Jacobs Oil brings a cure cobs Oil cured us of neuralgia been 150 arrests The maintenance of ¬ ss Made Jewish Stores Looted and Contents Thrown Into the Streets We need heat The blood must be undisputed recognition as the most claimed Warm rich and pure overdressed person in any of the counties not through which the train passed had it Hoods Sarsaparilla He was one of the been for her son weary faced scrupulously clad little people who afford support to the theory that Keeps the blood ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- tary order has been entrusted to the mili- ¬ It ADVICE TO MINIS TERS Given by a Minister Preachers who practise it will preach better No class of people is so liable to throat trouble as the great class who make up the Gospel ministry The strain put upon the vocal organs by constant exercise the sudden change from a heated building to the cool air when the vocal organs are in a state of complete relaxation the fact that a minister feels impelled to use his voice when actors and lecturers would take the needed rest these are among the reasons why Clergymens sore throat is known as a special disease The Rev E M Brawley D D District Secretary of the American Baptist Publication Society writes from Petersburg Va the account of an experience of his own which is profi- ¬ table reading to those afflicted with Bronchial or other throat troubles The substance of the letter is as follows ¬ ¬ 4 fc i miners to remain in the hall but Ratchford objected to the plan and withdrew SPANISH TROOPS si-dent Routed by the Insurgents in the Province of Havana Nester Arangueren Gains a Brilliant Victory in a Fierce Engage ¬ ment ¬ Death of Mrs Katheriue Forsyth London Jan 21 Mrs Katherine Forsyth the actress late of Philadel phia died in this cit In 1S78 she be came leading lady of the late John Mc Cullough which position she retained until he retired from the stage She subsequently went to England MisS Forsyth afterwards returned to Amer¬ ica for a time and was last seen at the Walnut Street theater Philadel phia ¬ Fran Emilie Kempin Insane The snow storm Cos ship yards shut down Thurs of Saturday night and Sunday morn ¬ Berlin Jan 22 Frau Emilie Kem pin has become insane She passed an day morning throwing 700 men out of ing was the worst work as a result of the riveters refus years The greatest in this city for examination for doctor of law at Zur ¬ ing to accept a seven per cent iricrease as inconvenience was damage as well ich in 18S7 and afterward taught pri- ¬ caused by the in wages The riveters had been on a breaking down of telegraph and tele- ¬ vately in America Later she returned to Zurich and became a strike several days their object being phone wires In this respect the dam- ¬ and proprietress of the privaten tutor to obtain the same scale of wuges paid age was widespread law office in 1895 When the riveters declined the companys offer of increase the Warships Ordered to Leave British The Deadlock Continues company resolved to close the yard St Petersburg Jan 24 A semiAnnapolis ML Jan 22 Th fnl and endeavor to employ an entirely official communication purporting to lowing was the result of the sixth bal- - A new force of workmen The riveters emanate from London siys that the lot on the senatorshjp taken at noon would have accepted the proffered in ¬ British war vessels at Port Arthur Friday McComas 43 crease had thev not been required to have been ordered to leave there with Fidlay 2 Shryock 2 Gorman 46 Mullikin 2 sign an airreemenfc noito act as a Vody out delay Barber 17 Shaw ¬ Bat Ship Yards Close Down City Mich Jan 21 Wheeler Washington Jan 24 The president sent to the senate Saturday the nomination of Gov Griggs of New Jersey to be attorney general to succeed Judge McKenna who was confirmed Friday as associate justice of the supreme court In the house Saturday Mr Cannon Utah introduced a bill providing for the publication of the pension roll Mr Gallinger N H ofred an amendment to the pension appropriation bill providing that hereafter no pension shall be paid on power of attorney from pensioners residing in foreign countries The resolution of Mr Teller Col providing that the bonds of the United States may be paid in silver dollars was then laid before the senate and in accordance with notice given Friday Mr Stewart pop Nev addressed the senate ¬ pension office ¬ ¬ ¬ state officials at the Waldorf Astoria New York on either February 19 or 26 United States Senators Sewell and Smith and the New Jersey congressmen will be invited guests Gov Griggs on the occasion will receive a costly fatigue silver service The Committees Headquarters The executive will resign as soon as Indianapolis Ind Jan 22 The headquarters of the executive commit- he is confirmed as attorney general tee of the monetary convention during and Senator Vorrheis will become the meeting will be in parlorsB and C acting governor Dennison house The delegates will ECLIPSE OF THE SUN be received in parlor C In parlor B will be clerks who will counter¬ Sixty Spectrum Photographs Taken by sign the railiroad tickets and issue the Prof Lockyear at Kajapur tickets and badges The delegates will Bombay Jan 24 The eclipse of the be expected to register as soon as they sun was accompanied here by a rapid arrive The list of delegates was in- - fall of temperature An earthy smell creased Friday by 17 prevaded the air and the scene re Death of Ex Justice Scott sembled a landscape under a wintry Bloomington I1L Jan 22 John M English sun The duration of totality Scott ex Justice of the supreme court was two minutes and with marvelous of Illinois died Friday from the effects corana of pale silver and blue of a carbuncle He was 75 vears old The conditions were favorable al He was elected justice of the state both Prof Norman Lockyears camp supreme court m 1872 and held the near Viziadroog on the Malabar coast position continuously 25 years He and at Prof Campbells camp neai was an intimatefriend of Abraham Jour Lincoln and David Davis He was London Jan 24 The Morning Post prominent in connection with the publishes a dispatch from Prof Lock Scotch Irish association year from Rajapur saying that 60 spectrum photographs were secured Tramps Horsewhipped Elizaijethtown Ky Jan 22 A Some of these have been already de young girl arrested here in male attire veloped and are found to exhibil accompanied by a tramp gave her changes in the aspect of the chromoname as Bessie Plant daughter of sphere second by second at each of the George Plant of Centralia 111 She is four contacts The dispatch says the held here in jail awaiting word from weather was perfect and that Lord her father A large number of tramps Graham s cinematograph work proved quite successful were horsewhipped out of town ¬ -¬ en the young Cuban leader in Havana province gained a brilliant victory in a fierce engagement Wednesday at the Louisa estate near Havana The Cubans numbered 850 men and op- ¬ posed to them was the Spanish battal ¬ ion of Otumba The fight lasted six hours and the battalion of Otumba was routed and practically driven into Havana leav ¬ ing on the field over 100 killed among them Maj Joaquin Rodriguez Garcia Capt Jose Perez of the Spanish forces was severely wounded As the Spanish forces entered Havana Thursday morning they presented a pitiful spectacle A Special train brought the wounded and the soldiers marched through the streets to their barracks completely overcome by Havana Jan 22 Nestor Arangur J C Three months ago I took a violent cold which resulted in an attack of acute bronchitis I put myself under medical treatment and at the end of two months was no better I found it very Ayer Co Dear Sirs Petersburg va Prevention is better than cure A bottle of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral kept in the house will effectually prevent the rooting of a cold and its consequent devel opement into some dangerous malady This remedy has no equal in Bronchial troubles The most stubborn cases have yielded to its use It is equally effective for Asthma Croup Whooping Cough and every disease that attacks the throat or lungs For years Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral has been nut up only in large size bottles at a price of 100 To meet an increasing demand for a smaller sized package the remedy can now be obtained in half size bottles at half price 50 cents Send for Dr Ayers Curebook free and you will get a clearer idea of the great value of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Ad- ¬ dress J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass ¬ am now taking has relieved me almosrr entirely of all unpleasant symptoms To ministers suffering from throat troubles I recommend Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral urAyer snerry sectoral unenrst Dottle gave me great secoridwhicfi relief the difficult to preach and concluded to try A HON FivePointed Discourse A Five JOHN W GRIGGS HOT SHOT AV Hot SrrinESArkwrftps For Finger Exercise in reference to the Estey Or-¬ gan We will do as speakers do make a point on each fin- ¬ strength and action Dr M A Simmons I iver Modicino for Biliousness Torpid tiver Diarrhoea Dys ¬ entory Cholera Mor bus Dyspepsia and General Debility It Is perfectly harmless and I think far Superior to Zeilins Liver Medicine and Black Draught in cZXjko C4 25 years have used ger If you want them all at Williford Ark writes Have used Dr M A Sim ¬ years in my family It has cured cases of Enlarge ¬ ment of iLiver and Spleen Bilious Fever and cured my Wife of Nervous Head ¬ ache I find it far Superi ¬ or to J n Zeilins Liver Regulator also far ahead of Black Draught once send to the mons liver MedicinolO Estey Organ Co eBraiileboro3 Vt -- 25r ccmr I Headache Seeds are Warranted to Produce E Walter LeRavsvillc Pa astonished the world by crowing 250 bushels Salzers corn J Ureider XT3 bush barley and P Sinnot Misliicott Wis Randalia Iowa br crowne 196 bush balzers oats per acre If you doubt write them Yc wish to gaia 150000 new customers hence n ill send on trial Salzers 11 pigs of rare farm seeds Hog 4uc h neat- - sneep icape Jerusalem Chicago Jan Snow Storm in Chicago 24 aafiMiE TM O cluding our mammoth Seed Catalogue teum all ftoout the H00 gold prizes for best name for our new marvelous corn and oats rroaigies also sample of saraexall mailed you upon receipt or but 10c postage positively wortn siu to cet a start iouow ddis Bced Potatoes at f 150 a boi So pXgs earliest t egeubie Vl CI HI ama fifVU WWMI mKW 10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR 10c Sand Pa uorn etcVetch in A Simmons Livor Medicine which cured moot jiironic Consti ¬ pation of long stand ing Have used it in my family SO years for Biliousness Sick ¬ ban Antonio To re writes am 70 years old past and feci that my days have been lengthened by Dr M i r Kidney X Complaints I took one dose of Zeilins Liver Regulator and some of the Sticks in it lodged in my thiftat causing me to vomit and I took no more of it 1 refer to any County Officer In Bandera County ¬ Anglo-America- tended by unusual phenomena passed over New England Sunday causing heavy rains in the southern portion ten to twelve inches of snow in Maine i W will and New Hampshire and practically a Of XjZT5 furnish duplicates a tidal wave on the coast from Cape CUTSjE2 STOCK or any other A Storm With Unusual Phenomena Boston Jan 23 A severe storm A Simmons Iiiver Medicine cured me of Is if- vanton lexas writes One Package Dr M at LIVE STOCK 53ra3fevS 3r - OUTS ItriedThedfordsBlack good Neuralgia and Pal pitation of Heart ¬ Draught and it did no Cod to Portland ¬ New York Jan 24 By the death oi Calista Maria Talbot aged 81 years which occurred at the Windsor hotel on Friday her husband Dr Ashton B Talbot now abpttt 35 years of age will Will Inherit Nearly a Million imen Book at or below Quoted prices for same A H Kellogg Out shown in any Spec ¬ Hewspapr Co TIIK NEW anl TRUE KELIGION 425 pages handsomely on social ethics bound brimful of new ldens political econom horr to be sent f parents certiffcate of reo to 1000 younc men habiiS nd courtesy to others CM SliBBKSiSdaleflrr Y UUU RHPIR Electrotypers and Stereofypers a ip MJXJHffiJClljiH l inherit nearly a million dollars - 335 W Filth St O fj3 Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use Wl CINCINNATI IP Sh tJL it jL-- Ill rf Hi riii JM THE TOURB01sr NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 25 1898 you COLLECTING BAD DEBTS IN INDIA I had one or two other little ironies to Creditor Sits on the Debtors Step rill His Bill Is Paid utter but he cut me short with a fu- ¬ Many queer srtories are told of the rious gesture which caused my three persistence and clever devices of the guards to drag me from the cave Our interview which I have told you collectors of4bad debts but even a pro¬ as nearly as I can remember itT must fessional humorist would find it hard to have lasted some timer for it was quite invent anything more absurd than the dark when we came out and the moon methotr actually in use among the Ma was shining very clearly in the heav- ¬ least if travelers tales are ens The brigands had lighted a great tobe tt2t4eu fire of the dried branches of the fir In4thsrt country so they say when a trees not pi course for warmth since creditor cannot get his money and be- ¬ the night was already very sultry but gins1 to tfeWrd the debt as desperate to c6okthear evening meal A huge he proceeds to sit dhurna upon his copper pTtrhung over the blaze and ttikMs he squats down at the fyhe rasclkwore lying all around in debtr doorv of his victims tent and thereby the yellowitglarer so that the scene in soraL mysterious way becomes mas- ¬ looked ijjg one of those pictures which ter ofxh situation No one can go in Junot stole puj of Madrid There are or out except by his sanction some soldiers who profess to care noth- neither himself eats nor allows He the ing for art and the bike but I have al toeat and this extraordinary ways bedn ravyn toward it myself in debtor starvationcontest is kept up until eith ¬ which respectful showi my good taste er paid or the and my breedings- I- remember for ex- ¬ up the debt is and in the creditor gives the siege latter case the ample that when they were selling the is held to be canceled plunder after lje fall of Danzig I debt Ilowever bought a very fine picture called Europeans strange it may appear to this method of enforcing a Xymphs Surprised In a Wood and I carried it with me through two cam- demand is an established and almost paigns until my charger had the mis- ¬ universal usage among the Maharaitas and seems to them a mere matter of fortune to put his hoof through it Even their I only tell you thisr however to show courseisnot exempt scindiah or chief tain from it you that I was never a mere rough sol-¬ The laws by which the dhurna is dier like Eapp or Lefebvre As I lay in that brigands camp I had little time regulated are as well defined as those or inclination to think about such mat- ¬ of any other custom whatever When ters They had thrown me down un ¬ it is meant to be very strict the claim- ¬ der a tree the three villains squatting ant takes with him a number of his round and smoking their cigarettes followers who surround the tent and within hands touch of me What to sometimes even the bed of his adver ¬ do I could not imagine In my whole sary to make sure that he obtains no morsel of food The code however prescribes the same abstinence for the men who impose the ordeal and of course the strongest stomach wins the day After all we have little right to ridicule this absurdity for our own laws still provide nominally at least do not commemorate 3 A Choice And I only beg said it in verse I that harattat II vv --j Jiysfsa7QsJSJcc LC0PTRIGHTED1 23 snuff I suppose that it must have been an table and beside his great box upon the there5tpod a brown book hour that we CHAPTER II CONTINUED self ascended aid what with which lookedjike a commercial ledger my wounded ankle and the pain lrom Many other oooks were ranged along a my eye and the fear lest this wound- - plank between two powder casks and should have spoiled my good looks I there was a great litter of papers some have made no journey to which I look of which had verses scribbled upon hack with less pleasure I have never them All this I took in while he been a good climber a any time but it leaning indolently back in his chair is astonishing what jou can doeven was listening to the report of his lieu- ¬ with a stiff ankle when you have a tenant Having heard everything he copper colored brigand at each elbow ordered the cripple to be carried out and a nine inch blade within touch of again and I was left with only three your whiskers We came at last to a guards waiting to hear my fate He place where the path wound over a took up his pen and tapping his fore- ¬ ridge and descended upon the other head with the handle of it lie pursed side -- trough thick pine trees into a up his lips and looked out of the corner valley Jcjhich opened to the south In of his eyas at the roof of the grotto time of peaceil have little doubt that I suppose said he at last speaking the villains were all smugglers and very excellent French that you are that these were the secret paths by not able to suggest a rhyme for the which they crossed the Portuguese word Covilha frontier There J were manjv mule I answered that my acquaintance tracks and once J was surprised ito see with the Spanish language was so lim- ¬ the marks of a large horse where- a ited that I was unable to oblige him stream had softened the track These It is a very rich language said he were explained upon reaching a place but less prolific in rhymes than either where there was a clearing in the fir the German or the English That is wood Ifsaw the animal itself haltered why our best work has been done in to a fallen tre My eyes hardly rested blank verse a form of literature which upon it when I recognized the erreat as I need not remind a Frenchman is black limbs and the white near the capable of reaching great heights But foreleg It was the very horse which I I fear that such subjects are somewhat had begged for in the morning outside the range of a hussar Wiiat then t had become of Com ¬ I was about to answer that if they missariat Vidal Was if possible that were good enough for a guerrilla they there was anfother Frenchman in as could not be too much for the light perilous a plight as myself The cavalry but he was already stooping thought had hardly entered my head over his half finished verse Presently when our party stopped and one of he threw down the pen with an ex- ¬ them uttered a peculiar cry It was clamation of satisfaction and declaimed answered from among the brambles a few lines which drew a cry of ap- ¬ which lined the base of a cliff at one proval from the three ruffians who held side of the clearing and an instant later me His broad face blushed like a ten or a dozen more brigands came out young girl who receives her first com- ¬ from amongst them and the two par- ¬ pliment ties greeted each other The newcom- ¬ The critics are in my favor it ap- ¬ ers surrendered my friend of the pears said he We amuse ourselves bradawl with cries of grief and sympa- ¬ in our long evenings by singing our thy and then turning upon me they own ballads you understand I have brandished their knives and howled at some little facility in that direction me like the gang of assassins that they and I do not at all despair of seeing some of my poor efforts in print before long and with Madrid upon the title page too But we must get back to business May I ask what your name -- Real HelpOIate Mamma diiring a heavy thunder When she married him he was ghower Now Buth I shall have to go poor young oculist but shes helped down and take care of the baby but you him greatly must not be afraid for remember that By economizing God is here and will take care of you I No By carrying her umbrella over Ruth calling down the stairs five her shoulder all the time Harlem minutes later You come up here Iafe mamma and stay with God and I will The Bad Boy Again come down and stay with the baby Tommy at the dinner table Mr N Y Truth Johnson are you blind Mr Johnson No my boy Why do A Warning ages you ask Dont hark back through the For ancestors wise and great Tommy Why nothin only sister Tou might prove from historys pagoa said youd get your eyes opened if you That youre a degenerate Chicago Record married that Grinder girL Tit Bits No Cause for Worry WHAT SHE FOUND OUT Junior I wonder where and under what circumstances I shall meet the of Evils A ¬ ¬ - - 6 a 16 woman who will be my wife Senior Dont worry about that my dear fellow the women will attendto those little matters Boston Evening Transcript ¬ paper The doctors have discovered another new disease Too Much Progress Mr Chipps looking up from the -- ¬ Mrs Chipps Well I wish theyd stop looking for new diseases long enough to find a cure for my old rheumatism N Y Weekly - friend Plump Yes hed have to be infernal ly common dont you see if he stood in that relationship to you Sallie I looked through the keyhole Nearer the Truth last night when Sister Mary and Mr How sad that man looks sighed Staylate were in the parlor Mrs Tibbets Poor fellow he has no did you find out Up-to-Date Have to Be That Kind Blump Are you one of those stick-¬ lers whod call a fellow who happened to be a friend of us both a common ¬ Nellie What Sallie The gas Brooklyn Eagle -- -- is Etienne Gerard Rank Colonel Corps The Third hussars You are young for a colonel My career has been an eventful one Tut that makes it the sadderjsaid he with his bland smile made no answer to that but I tried I to show him by my bearing that I was ready for the very worst which could befall me By the way I rather fancy that we have had some of your corps here said he turning over the pages of his big We endeavor to keep brown register TURNING UPON ME THEY BRANDISHED THEIR KNrVES were that I was convinced that my end had So frantic were their gestures slight youth with light hair a record of our operations Here is a heading under June 24 Have you not a young officer named Soubiron a tall meet it in a manner which should be worthy of my past reputation when one of them gave an order and I was dragged roughly across theA little glade to the brambles from which this new band had emerged A narrow pathway led through them to a deep grotto in the side of the cliff The sun was already setting outside and in the cave itself it would have been quite dark but for a pair of torches which blazed from a socket on either side Between them there was sitting at a rude table a very singular looking person whom I saw instantly from the respect with which the others addressed him could be none other than the brigand chief who had received on account of his dreadful character the sinister name of El Cuchillo The man whom I had injured had been carried in and placed upon the top of a barrel his helpless legs dangling about in front of him and his cats eyes still darting glances of hatred at me I understood from the snatches of talk which I could fojlow between the chief and him that he was the lieutenant of the band and that part of his duties was to lie in wait with his smooth tongue and his peaceful garb for travelers like myself When I thought of how many gallant officers may have been lured to their death by this monster of hypocrisy it gave me a glow of pleasure to think that I had brought his villainies to an end though I feared it would be at the cost of a life which neither the emperor nor the army could well spare As the injured man still supported on the barrel by two comrades was ex plaining in Spanish all that had befallen him I was held by several of the villains in front of the table at which the chief was seated and had an excellent opportunity of observing him come and was just bracing myself to date I see that we buried him upon that I cried And how did Certainly Poor lad he die Weburiedhim But before you buried him colonel he was not dead before we buried him CHAPTER HI You buried him alive ¬ You misunderstand For a motoo stunned to act Then I ment I was hurled myself upon the man as he sat with that placid smile of his upon his lips and I would have torn his throat out had the three wretches not dragged me away from him Again and again I made for him panting and cursing shaking off this man and that strain ¬ ing and wrenching but never quite free At last with my jacket nearly ¬ torn off my back and the blood dripping from my wrists I was hauled back ¬ wards in the bight of a rope and cords passed around my ankles and my ¬ arms You sleek hound I cried If ever have you at m swordspoint I will I teach you to naltreat one of my lads You will find you bloodthirsty beast that my emperor has long arms and ¬ though you lie here like a rat in its hole the time will come when he will fear you out of it and you and your vermin My faith I have will perish together a rough side to my tongue and there was not a hard word that I had learned in fourteen campaigns which I did not let fly at him but he sat withthe han ¬ dle of his pen tapping against life fore- ¬ head and his eyes- squinting up at the roof as if he had conceived the idea of some new stanza It was this occupa- ¬ ¬ tion of his which showed me how I ¬ You might get my point into him spawn said I you think that you are safe here but your life may be as short as that of your absurd verses and God I have seldom seen any man who was¬ knows it could not be shorter than less like my idea of a brigand and es- that Oh you should have seen him bound pecially of a brigand with such a repu- ¬ said the tation that in a land of cruelty he had from his chair when I had who dis- ¬ earned so dark a nickname His face words This vile monster was bluff andbroad and bland with pensed death and torture as a grocer ruddy cheeks and comfortable little serves out figs had one raw nerve His I tufts of side whiskers which gave him whichnow could prod at pleasure little grew livid and those well-to-d- o grocer face the appearance of a of the Ruev St Antoine He had not bourgeois side whiskers quivered and any of those flaring sashes or gleaming- thrilled with his passion Very good colonel You have said weapons which distinguished his fnllowers but on the contrary he wore fi enough he cried in a choking voice good broadcloth coat like a respectable You say that you have had alveary dis father of a family andve his brown tinguished career I promise you also a leggings there was nothing to indicate¬ very distinguished ending CoL Eti ¬ sur enne Gerard of the a life among the mountains Ilis him shall have a death of hisThird hussars own corresponded with roundings too - I Gobang What sort of a trip did you have coming from Europe Ukerdek Awful Sick all the time Not at Hoiue to Him Now Sorry There must have been at least a dozen She arrajed for the theater to have kept you waiting so long Mr of the fools who rock a boat on board Town Topics ¬ Spoonamore but it has taken me long ¬ er than usual to get ready I look like Evident a fright in this hat too When I call on old Dandelions daughter He vaguely desirous of saying some- ¬ Shes so saintly and pure and demurs of a Brahmin was considered so hein thing complimentary It isnt the er That I feel like a fish out of water Then you must have been hooked tha4 our an offense that the cash was gener ¬ fault of that lovely hat I am sure is sure Chicago Tribune Judge COL GERARD SHALL HAVE A DEATH ally forthcoming but never without a Miss Hanldnson resolute struggle to determine wheth ¬ OF HIS OWN er the man was likely to prove stanch career I do not suppose that I have ten for the average oriental will almost as times been in as hopeless a situation soon give up his life as his money But courage thought I courage Boston Journal my brave boy you were not made a colonel of hussars at twenty eight be- ¬ WHAT HIS PUBLISHER WANTED cause you could dance a cotillon You Only One Little Tiling anil He TTould are a picked man Etienne a man who Be Perfectly Happy has come through more than two hun ¬ There is a Chicago writer who claims dred affairs and this little one is surely to have had all along the hardest luck not going to be the last I began of any follower of the muses mow liv ¬ eagerly to glance about for some ing lie began trjing for literary hon ¬ chance of escape and as I did so I saw ors at the age of 1 i Soon after that something which filled me with great time he determined to make writing his astonishment profession With this end in view he I have already told you that a large pains to get himself a lit fire was burning in the center of the togftreat neglected niathe eEior education- glade What with its glare and what mecfjs economiesHe ethics and almost with its moonlight everything was as every other branch for belles lettres clear as possible On the other side f While contributed the glade there was a single tall fir tree to the he was in school he considerable college paper with which attracted my attention because graduated he its trunk and lower branches were dis- ¬ success After beingpermanent news ¬ looked about for some colored as if a large fire had recently been lit underneath it A clump of paper connection This he did not find bushes grew in front of it which so readily as he had expected The concealed the base Well as I field was overcrowded However as he looked towards it I was surprised to see had inherited means he did not mind¬ projecting above the bush and fastened waiting a little while In the mean apparently to the tree a pair of fine time though he determined to submit riding boots with the toes upwards At matter regularly He did this for a first I thought that they were tied long while but the forms continually there but as I looked harder I saw closed without his productions After that the3r were secured by a great nail a prolonged taste of this he gave up in which was hammered through the foot despair swearing that working for of each And then suddenly with a diurnal 3burnals was a thankless task thrill of horror I understood that they and a dogs lif e anjway ne then tried JOHN BULL SOLILOQUIZES ON HIS- - OWN SPLENDID ISOLATION were not empty boots and moving my to think visibly through the magazines We dont want to fight but by jingo if we do head a little to the right I was able to But here his offers were as ill fated as Weve got the ships weve got the men and weve got the money tooun see who it was that had been fastened before At last in a righteous rage there and why a fire had been lit be- ¬ he vowed that if nobodv else would neath the tree It is not pleasant to print his stuff he would publish it him ¬ A Wifes Devotion A Deiinition speak or think of horrors my friends self He didnt want to run a paper so Young Husband My dear some of a snob asked Cadley at the What is and I do not wish to give any of you his determination forced him into the club my garments are sadly in need of but- ¬ bad dreams to night but I cannot take necessity of writing a book ne cast I must confess 1 really never knewWhy tons quoth Cynicus you among the Spanish guerrillas with ¬ about for something that he thought What is a snob Young Wif e Yes my love I noticed Cad out showing you what kind of men would sell well He finalty chose for To put it very briefly you traat and have sent for my mother She they were and the sort of warfare that his subject A History of the Civil Harlem Ldt fr is a splendid hand at sewing on but ¬ they waged I will only say that I un- War It was in six volumes It took tons N Y Weekly Apt Suggestion derstood why Monsieur VidaPs horse him two years and a half to finish it Lady apparently very nervous at was waiting masterless in the grove Then he went looking for a publisher Not Mortally Injured Yet and that I hoped that he had met this When he found how much it would cost bargain counter Oh dearl I cant Awkward Miss with an umbrella terrible fate with sprightliness and he almost concluded to allow it to re ¬ think of what I want I Affable Clerk Youd better gc to the Beg pardon courage as a good Frenchman ought main in manuscript However he was Polite Gentleman it It was not a very cheering sight for itching for a little reputation so he notion counter madam Philadelphia I have another eye Dont mentionand left Odd me as you can imagine When I had made a bargain with a printer whereby CalL Ends been with their chief in the grotto I the latter was to bear part of the ex ¬ A Paradox The Hunt for Cnhnppincs had been so carried away by my rage pense lve often heard it said Tls folly to be wise And often seent at the cruel death of young Soubiron A few das ago the first volume ap ¬ Where ignorance is bliss That blackberries are red who was one of the brightest f ids who peared An old friend of his met him But suspicious women who When they are green ever threw his thigh over a charger on the street and congratulated liim Search their husbands pockets through NY Journal Never think alas of this that I had never given a thought to my good fortune to me he Dont talk Left in Bad Shape Chicago Daily News own position Perhaps it would have said to the latter I am in worse I see your son has turned out an art- ¬ been more politic had I spoken the trouble than ever I have had but one THE MALE FLIRT ruffian fair but it was too late now volume printed and now my publisher ist Mr Gibbs How did that happen I dunno sor his mother thinks he The cork was drawn and I must drain wants me to suppress parts of my N was left that way by the measles the wine Besides if the harmless work Y Truth commissariat man was put to such a he want you to What death what hope was there for me suppress parts does friend If He But Could asked his who had snapped the spine of their could garrier wisdom If I Well was the reply he wants mo No I was doomed in any lieutenant From each foolish thing Ive done Id be the wisest mortal sun case so it was as well perhaps that I to suppress the other five volumes That walks beneath the should have put the best face on the Chicago Times Herald Town Topics matter This beast could bear witness liay Where tlie Difference NecdH of Cooperation that Etienne Gerard had died as he One day last summer a gentleman at The meek you know are to inherit had lived and that one prisoner at Plainfield X J had notice served on the earth least had not quailed before him I lay him by his cook Thats all right but they will have there thinking of the various girls who Why do you leave he asked get the cheeky to collect it for them would mourn for me and of my dear Its too hot here for a Christian in to Chicago Kecrd old mother and of the deplorable loss summer that I should be both to my regiment He Wasnt Sure no hotter for you than is for and to the emperor and I am not me Itsobserved the employer it Yet I your picture in the academy a suc- ¬ Is ashamed to confess to you that I shed have to stay C if gH cess ew tears as I thought of the general con- ¬ you Thats whatl am wondering Somesternation which my premature end andThats the difference between one said it was worth the price of admis- ¬ I me returned the cook would give rise to sion Tit Bits havent Harlem Life Do you know bim Katie TO BE CONTINUED Yes And the idea of his flirting like The First Attempt Old VVooilen Churches that when he knows I know ho en- ¬ The parson gayly mounted his bike Some of the wooden churches of Nor ¬ His On Virtue And immediately fell on his head N Y World gaged The late Eev Dr Lord of Buffalo way are fully 700 years old and are His sense of humor it seemed to strike ¬ officiated at the funeral of one of still in an excellent state of preserva Here ends the first lesson he said Ended in Marriage -- N Y World notoriously rich and wicked tion Their timbers have successfully Buffalos Mr Teck What is that book you are citizens After rirtTncrflto dotaoav resisted the frosty and almost arctic reading my dear Au Opinion parentage and datp of birth he closed winters because they have been repeat Mrs Peek Its a novel eutltfcd Edith Jack says his father threat Vi his tribute by sayingT 0ur4eadfriend MHVahiieTfpr wiffa tar NorwaYi trine a Fatal Kiiitatioir eus ii uiMuiiciuuiui naa one nooie virtrtie - leralwaysr got ths4jfajtedBeems1fofsttresTstpiy Peek Something litc ours 1 Ma rie rTh a t is atn nre b li ft o ma k e up early in themorning- Jt Chicago Inter OceanJlk TM you think his tathernas money t fuckr presume Chicago News ¬ ¬ for starving a jury into a verdict A similar custom was once so preva- ¬ lent in the province and city of Benares that Brahmins were sometimes system- ¬ atically put through a course of train ¬ ing to enable them to endure a long time without food They were then sent to the door of some rich person where they publicly made a vow to remain fasting until a certain sum of money was paid or until they perished from starvation To cause the death The First Go Off come here primed for work he said I We thought it time to hire him But when he loaded came instead We thought it time to fire him L A W Bulletin doubt loved and lost More likely responded Tibbets sar ¬ castically hes loved and got her N Y Journal It RocketT 4 jiruvK J - i - I - Mi THE ndtJUON Mr Royal manes the food pure wholesome and delicious j t VH TUESDAY It is now JANUARY Adulterated Flonr 251898 c touds Pet Measure POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BOUBBQN HEWS 1881 Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP 1 Editors and Oumert BBUflE MILLER Make all Checks Monev Orders etc o ay able to the order of Champ Miiler A D VER 1 IS1JVG RA TE8 Displays one dollar per iuch for first Inser ¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each Insertion Locals in blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Qnituaros cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly onrds ¬ Gov Bradley wants the Legislature to take sis companies of State guards to the launching of the battleship Ken- ¬ tucky Gen Clay threatens to prosecute lying correspondents for writing fake stories about his child wife A defence¬ less public wishes hiin suecess turkeys ducks and quail The pestiferous Eng- -t Jl ais sparrow is oeiug aauiy iitjgiouuju Heres a subject for the friessds of the jLindsay resolution -- Legislature concerning geese Acts have been introduced in the 11J Legislative Notes Gov Bradley will entertain ifehe Legis Oarture the courts newspaper men and others invited at a lunch at the Capital House to morrow night The otertain SCINTILLATIONS ruent will be interspersed wisfeh some good humored speeches from the legisla- ¬ An Interesting Jaiinble Of News And Comment tors and others Last year twas threats of shedding blood Tbat chocked oar Legislative mills The bill to raise the age of consent from twelve to sixteen ihas been fcelled But this year tis a ceaFeless flood bills Of bills and bills and bills bills Winchester is eaad to have seven Representative Harry Pulliams bill JjgliPor the better protection of hotel inn blind tigers J L Prmtt aged About sixty five of was passed and Lincoln county is as expert cyclist 3a urday Miss Taba Campbell of Pike county Kentuckys tollgate system which hung herself on account of a love disap- has suffered so much at the hands of anointment ine mianignc raiaers last weeK re- ¬ A girl tramp in male attire was ar- ¬ ceived another blow near its solar rested at Elizabethtown She was with plexus Representative Wilson of twenty hoboes Jessamine has introduced a bill to make it illegal for tollgate keepers to keep a Prof Sam Lee Lexington musician will go to Klondike in the rfpring with a bulldog party of Lexington boys Representatives Atwood Smith of The U S battleship Maine was yes- ¬ Louisville will introduce a bill in the terday ordered to Havana It is not Hoise to day prohibiting the making of considered a warlike movement by the any sort of contracts payable in any Spanish specified coin The bill will be practi ¬ Eev Geo O Barnes who is sending cably a duplicate of the Nebraska anti the Winter with his family at the fian gold contract law which was written bv ibel Islands off the coast of Florida is W J Bryan writing a book Wilson Hunt and Samuel Petro Mr Walker of Crittenden presented prominent farmers near Crawfordsvitfe a petition signed by 1600 citizens of the Ind lost 1600 on a gold brick invest ¬ State askipg the Legislature to pass a ment Hunt now uses the brick as a Jaw to prohibit Sunday baseball playing foot warmer f boarding-houtie-keepe- ca Congressman Loud of California has auain introduced his bill to regulate the rates of postage on newspapers and and it is once more under periodicals consideration by the House serious This bill has been defeated at several former sessions of Congiess but its author still urges it with a persistency worthv of a better cause Mr Loads bill is intp sded to remove the annual deficiency v the Postal Di partment by charging a higher rate oi postage to certain classes of publica tions and placing restrictions upon all publishers Under its provisions sample copies whirh nnhliBhers have heretofore been entitled to send through the mails at 3 cent per pound can only be sent at 1 cei t per copy This measure will nndoubt edly di crease the quantity of mail matt r of this nature but will it result in a sufficient gam to the Government o warrant this curtailing of the puulit h ers right to increase his circulation by a judicious use of sample copies especially when the existing law if properly enforced is sufficiently stringent to prevent an abuse of the piivilegeand the sending of an excessive quantity of samples If Mr Loud honestly wishes to bring the Postal Department to a point wher receipts will eiual the expenses there 8 a way to do it without legislating against a useful class of publications or hedging a publisher in with a corap cated law which may be interpreted to his detriment by any postal official who may not be friendly to him or of the same political faith The railroads are charging the G v ernment exorbitant sums for the trau portation of mails much more tb n they charge to the express companies i r It has the same quality of service been estimated that if the Government were to pay the same rates as the ex- ¬ press companies a saving of from 10000000 to 15000000 per annum would result As the annual deficit is about 8000 000 it is quite plain that such a step as this would make the De ¬ partment more than self sustaining Where the express companies pay about 1 cent per pound to the railroads for hauling their packages the Government pays 8 cents per pound for the same service Here is discrimination with vengeance and a condition of atfai s worthy of Mr Louds careful attention There is but one way for the people to express their disapproval of the proposed measure Let every man who is oppos- ed to it send bis protest on a postal ca rd o- - by letter to the congressman who rep Un UlDUHl OUU W the senators who reDresent the State Bv this mth- od our law makers will speedily be otie convinced that their constituents are op- ¬ posed to such a system of false economy Let every man who objects to the bill take this method of expressing his opin- ¬ ion at once and the Loud Bill will nev- ¬ Exchange er b ioome a law -- ¬ ¬ ¬ generally acknowledged that many unscrupulous millers mix 3 corn flour corn starch and the refuse of sugar refineries with their flour in order to enhance their profits Some of these ingredients are positively injurious The latest work on the 8 as food and contain no nutritive prop- ¬ treatment of diseases written erties whatsoever We do not wish as by forty eminent American jg yet to mention names but it has been Cod liver proved by competent analysis that more physicians says for the con- - w than one mill selling fkmr in Paris has oil has done more been detected in selling blended flour sumptive than all other reme-We unhesitatingly guarantee that It also dies put together The hypophosphites g every sack of flour of whatever grade g says that goes from our mill is pure wheaten jft of lime and soda are regarded jg product Our mill is open to inspection m by many English observers as iJS at any time and we have no machinery specif ics for consumption for making blended flonr as mauy mills have 1 If you want to be sure that you are 8 buying good pure wholesome flour buy that made by us which is sold by all to contains the best cod liver oil leading grocers iS3333aS3SSa Modern Treatment of Consumption HAVE YOU DECIDED to Btrir rS s Scotts Emulsion 4 i jg in a partially digested form combined with the Hypophos- - Paris Milling A Good M mnry Co pMes of Lime and Soda This g remedy a standard for a jg quarter of a century is in to exact accord with the latest views of themedicalprofession Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion J A NEW CARPET -- often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation Indiges- ¬ jg tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells j Syrup Pepsin and health will be restored to hc li w you SITrial sizes T Br doses 10c large size 50c and 00 of W oks druggist Paris Ky ljan Am 4ft to All druggists SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York 50c and 100 g Isgrig are offering surprising bargains in mens and boys stylish shoes The prices are Davis Thompson right Wrights tf i W OfPeck P O Wright s Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purclnised a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from lames T Blaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them forStomach I was unable to Trouble and Constipation do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes o your Celery Capsules and they have cured me Kor the benefit of others afllicted J wish to send this letter Very ruly yours W S Andehsm Pold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Seud address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free MBS LAURA WEISHAUF Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S tion sieic huatiiii- ¬ Are equal if not superior to any shown in Kentucky selection now and get choice of a beautiful assortment You will find the line of CARPETS 898 WALL PAPERS Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be repaired Your furniture moved by experienced lands THIS SPRING M3r 1898 Xiine OJT Make jyour The Northwestern Mutual life has paid to representatives of its policyholders and to its policy holders and is now holding for them 180000000 an excess over premium reoeipts of over 20000000 tf To Cure A Cold Match the carpets beautifully and I can show you the best made in Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ price quality beauty and workmansiip Special prices on contract lets All druggists refund the money work Persons anticipating hnving any papering done will do well to if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W get my prices before the busy season commence T Brooks and James Kennedy Ky In One Day Paris Of Murry Ind Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules Suffered 20 Years The Wright Medical Co Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 airKSsmsgs Ind and used them for stomach trouble with which I had bneu afflicted for more than 15 years Since taking your Cap suIhp I have lost all trace of pain and my stonnicb i entirely wHl I can eat any thing nitri can truthfully say that I have not felt bt tter in years Yonrs Respectfully ¬ a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fr m L C Davenport druggist Bluff ton Tear SiiS Columbus Ohio Last spring I purchased is JT j HINTON idt Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embapning scientifically attendtd to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for trial size free j HOW TO FIND O i f Flli n hotfe or common gla yhth urine aivIct it ststud twiuty four hours u s di luent or settling indicates an unhealthy of the Kidneys When urine stains line ii is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain iu the bank is also convincing proof hat the kid ¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT T 0 There Is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kid ey remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladderand every part of the urinarv pas ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain iu passing i or bad effect fol lowing use of liquor wma or beer and unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up mauy times during the night to urinate The mfjd and the extraor- ¬ dinary effect of wamp Roofc is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing ca es If you wed a medicine you should have the best bold by druggists price fifty cent- and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention The Paris KyNKwsand send your address to Dr Co Binghampton N Y The Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen uiness of this ofler 24sp lmo M Mrs Lauka Weishauft Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 S a promi ¬ farmer and well known by til old residents near Belmont N Y writes For twenty seven years I had been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra- ¬ tion and paid Jarge sums of money for doc- ¬ tors and advertised remedies without bene- ¬ fit Three years ago my condition was alarming the least noise would startle an J unnerve me I was unable to sleep bad a number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse I began using Dr Miles Kestorative Is daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Fancy groceries Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stock It Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills At first etc the medicine seemed to bavo no effect but you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store will after taking a few bottle I began to notice be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best gQQds to be a change I rested better at night my appe ¬ tite began to Improve and I rapidly grew had better until now I arn as nearly rostored EVAPORATED FRUITS to health as one pf my age may expect God Peaches Prunes Apricots Pears bless urMjiesftervine Dr Miles Remedies Ok French Peas are sold by all drug- ¬ Mile gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ Restores ij Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolleu funded Book on dis- ¬ Hearth eases of the heart and Olives Capers Chow Chow Tababco Sace nerves free Address P MJfcES NEDJOL CO EJkbart Ind jEdam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Every expectant mother lias Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni ft trying ordeal to face If she does not i i ¬ MRS MARY LEWI8 wife of GROCERY STOCK THE POPULAK GROCER rion-di- t- NEWT MITCHELL I over--omesth-at - CLaTrov Nervine fcincr Fmo FfTh 0ts GETTING READY Five hundred citizens have petitioned The biil to prohibit the marriage in be killed the City Council of Owensboro tQ pro 1 Kentucky of first cousins will hibit the sale of cigarettes and th5 in the Senate Council has ordered the City AVtorne CARLISLE to prepare an ordinance From Nicholas County News Culled Precincts Dick faia Kentuckys defaulting From the Mercury treaurr who has been missing seven eats is legally dead if not actually so Geo P Hine8 the yung man arrestThursday night onarged with The courts have forced a life insurance ed here trying to steal a horse and buggy from company to pay 4100 of a 5000 policy Harper Bros liverymen of Mt Sterling on his life is now in jail at Lexington on a charge of grand larceny He i alleged to have A C S express train ran into an open Btolen clothing money and jewelry from switch Sunday morning at Burgin near a boarding house in Lexington before he went to Mt Sterling Hines cut a wide wunviue xne engine oaggage car swath in Winchester and Ait Sterling four coaches and four sleepers were de- ¬ and when captured Sunday at Hnnting railed butno person was seriously in ¬ ton had on the clothing obtained in Lex- ¬ jured ington Hines is said to be a son of the Captain of the Clifton Fire Department The new Natural Science building of at Cincinnati the Kentucky State College was dedi- ¬ cated at Lexington Friday night The Awarded Legislators Highest Honors Worlds Fair present and and and State officials were¬ the program included adby Prof J K Patterson Gov dresses Bradley State Senator Bronston Prof J M Coulter and Col W C P Breck- ¬ inridge I I Pure Buckwheat Flour H Landman H D Paris Mincemeat Pure Maple7 Syrup Nancamp Pork rlid tteatiS Choice Celery Nancamp Tomato Catsupv Baltimore Oysters Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Cincinnati Will be at the Windsor Hotel y ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies month IEB 8TH f SiAY second Tuesday in1898 each returning every iCS ftgJNJ PR CREAM BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free kom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant mm YEARS THE STANDARD 40 get ready for it justed glasses to the eyes of the best people there is no telling r of Paris and Bourbon what may happen County and has proven himself comChild birth is full petent thorough reliable and honest of uncertainties if You can get Landmans glasses from Nature is not given proper assistance Clark Clays drug store between his visits and when he makes his regular visit he will examine your eves thoroughly and make any change necessary ft Main St adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky give satisfaction Examination free is the best help you can use at this time References Drs W J Fithian It is a liniment and when regularly ap- ¬ Eads Buck Fithian Bpwen and C plied several months before baby comes D Oram of Paris it makes the advent easy and nearly pain- ¬ 3T less It relieves and prevents morning DEALER IN 50 YEARS sickness relaxes the overstrained mus- ¬ EXPERIENCE Furniture Window Shades Oil cles relieves the distended feeling short¬ Cloths Carpets Mattresses ens labor makes recovery rapid and cer- ¬ Etc Your Life Insured 1c a Day tain without any dangerous after effects For first class work Three first class IViothers Friend is good for only one Ode insurance is protected by bankgiven to Undertak- barters All work done strictlj- - first Special attention able paper on the Capital City Bank o purpose viz to relieve motherhood of class Next door to Bourbon Bank ing and Repairing Columbus O There can be no stronger danger and pain 4nov tf Trade Marks Main Street - - - - Paris Ky Designs guarantee given you We dare not use 1 dollar per bottle at all drug stores or sent Copyrights c a banks name without authority if you by mail on receipt of price New Irfinndry Agency Arnrrmn aondlncf a nVptrh and description mnv Fbkb Boojcsicpntaininp valuable informa doubt it write them Good health is tion opintoft- free whether an for women will be sent to any addrew quickly ascertain our patentable Communlca Invention is probably the best life insurance Wrights pon application to lHAVEaecured the agency for the tlons strictly confidential Handbook on Patents Celery Capsules give3 you good health gent free Oldest agency for securing patents Winchester Power Laundry a first THE BRADPIELD REGULATOR CO Co receive through Munn Patents taken they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach tpecial notice without charge In the class institution and solicit a share of Atlata Q trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Work or orders the public patronage Sick Headaches 100 days treatment left at Clarke t Clays drug store will Two good telephones good costs lc day A eight draft on above dis ¬ A handsomely illustrated weekly Largest cir receive immediate attention Work tance of 500 miles Will sell for any scientific Journal Terms 3 a cheap eolation of bank in every 1 box which brings called for and delivered promptly CALDWELLS year four months L Sold by all newsdealers Canbe used in the country Apply to your money back if wiail to enrerou Respectfully The TSews office for particulars MUNM NewYorit Co3 Sold by W T Brodki dniggi 16ap tf Bruce Holladay 11 636 F flt WasklBgtOB D C Bmuu Oslo INOIOKSTION Mixed and Stick Candies1 4 Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts x Optician Landtnai has been visiting this Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisins city regularly for over Citron Figs Dates five vears and has ad 11 ¬ Mothers Friend NEWTON MITCHELL y THE G IFtOGEFi ¬ GEO W DAVIS ¬ ijjjrra - Buck and Bills Barber Shop m V ¬ ¬ -- Telephones For Sale -- Scientific American SOR A PEPSI N tV i f w iv m ssppspwj T THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 25 J898 THE BQUBBOH HEWS Federation of Paris Club 5 Club life grows apace in Paris judg ¬ ing by the interest manifested and tl COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Seventeenth Year Established 1881 far reaching benefits derived from the THE NEWS MAN Friday fEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as workings of the organizations selcor iiss mail matter night representatives of the Literary Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At and Musical Clubs met at Mrs Minnie The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 Wilsons and formed a federation elect Elsewhere ¬ PERSONAL MENTION High Waters The continuous rain last week caused I SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 200 Six mouths year One xeWS costs you cant even get 1 S100 port FKOM A GUN FREE OP CHARGE a re Etc ¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders MiiiiiKR put on sale Wednesday January 26th 2500 yards of Hamburg at ten cents a Frank Co will These goods were earned over from last season and former- ¬ ly sold from fifteen to forty cents a yard Dont miss the sale yard Saturday was the Chinesu New Year Fleischmanns compressed yeast McDermott at Spears Buy your carpets now J T Hinton tf has hest and cheapest line Wm G Makesom was yesterday ap pointed postmaster at Kiserton GrEO Gregory of this city is keep¬ in Cincin- ¬ ing bar at the Emery Hotel ing Mrs Florence Lockhart President Mr J M BrennauVice President Miss Clara Bacon Secretary and Miss Mary Layton Treasurer The meeting was in Literary and Musical features one of the most in- ¬ structive and entertaining of the season The program included an overture from William Tell by Misses Nannie Wilson and Mattie Lilleston of the Musical Club an excellent paper on Emersons Nature and American Schools by Mr Albert Hinton of the Monday Night Literary Club quaint sketches from the classics in Miss Rena Bacons paper on Women of Grecian History a fine paper by Mrs James Kennedy on The Ethics of The Beautiful sweet vocal selections by Mrs F J Cheek and Mrs Chas Mehagen the former singing Happy Childhood by Mozart and the latter rendering Ave Maria from Cavalleria Rusticana and a most instructive and entertaining paper on The Women Poets of The Victorian Era by Mrs Albert Harrison of Lex ¬ ington late President ol the Womans Club of Central Kentucky ¬ nati moved into the residence on Mt Airy avenue lately vacated by Rev Frank Mr Henry Isgkig and family have Big stock done get my prices on contract work J T Hinton ti Lafeber and Heller If you are going to have any papering Kid Lafeber and Lou Heller the Dr Francis P Campbell has moved two well known light weights are to to the house on High street that he pur- ¬ meet in a fifteen ronnd contest before He has the Paris Athletic Club Thursday night chased of the OConnor estate built a stable graded a driveway and at the opera house These two pugilists made other improvements Hallam Imake a specialty of manufacturing all kinds of hair goods and am prepar- ¬ ed to make over braids at a low cost All my work is in up to date styles Mrs M A Patton It Conductor Kirbys train was about four hours late in reaching Maysville on account of a small landslide between Carlisle and Myers and by rocks falling on the track near Maysville Saturday night The Board of Tax Supervisors of ¬ Bourbon County which has been in ses sion for sixteen days will finish its work to day The increase over last years Fancy shirts assessment will not be large it is under- close worth 1 stood met here in November under the auspices of the Paris Athletic Club and Lafeber was declared the winner after 14 rounds of the best contest ever wit Both of nessed in Central Kentucky the contestants are in active training and will come to the mark in the very best possible fettle There will be two interesting prelimi- ¬ Warren Brpoks and Eddie naries Parker both of Paris will go on for 15 rounds There will aL o be a battle royal between five local boxers making in all a strong bill that the Paris Athlet- ¬ ic Club will give its patrons Tickets are now on sale at Brooks drug store at 75 cents to Cos at Price They are winter styles and Kid Lefeber is here to finish training Co want to make room for his contest with Heller Thursday Price night Heller Iwill arrive to morxow for the Spring styles Brooks and Parker are training steadily Watch For This Fellow for their match A slick stranger who claims to be a W Bacon who is visiting his newspaper man delegated to write brother Otis Bacon at Wichita Falls biographical sketches of leading citizens Texas writes that he and two friends is swindling merchants aud professional killed seven wild turkeys and fifty wild men in the cities of Central Kentucky geese during a short hunting trip in In this city he claimed to represent the Indian Territory and collected Cynthiana Democrat The gross earnings of the Louisville money for extra papers containing the In and Nashvill6 railroad for the second sketch which he proposed to write week in January show an increase of Winchester he claimed to bean agent of 29570 as compared with the same pe The Bourbon News but had bis game riod of last year The increase is princi- blocked by two prominent citizens who queried The News by telephone about pally in the freight department the stranger At Mt Sterling the man Mrs Parris used the name of the Winchester Demo- JBE NEWS regrt that j every stream in Bourbon to overflow its banks and Stoner Houston and Hiuks ton Wrft hiehAr ihnn f hpv Vmvf hppn fnr years Saturday night Houston was running Should be entirely weather proof at this season It is falser through the foot bridge in this city and economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry and comfort- aS3veral families in Ruckerville were Mrs J M Rion has been confined forced by the rising water to vacate ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale of to her room for a fortnight their houses In one of these houses Mrs Ernest Exon and babe are were two children ill of typhoid fever Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and ateo Mens and Boytf visiting relatiyes in Cincinnati and one almost died of fright before he Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice revealed that we A Mr W R Thomas left yesterday pjinlri Vir mnvpri intn nnntTipr hnnno ave to man7 shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your ad van-frame house in this village was moved for a business trip to Seattle Wash Mrs F W Houston of North from its foundation but was prevented tage it1 you will call immediately from floating awajT Middletown continues to be quite ill Licking river rose a foot an hour Sat ¬ Hon J H Lapslev of Harrodsburg urday at Cynthiana and did great is the guest of sou Dr F L Lapsley damage to wheat crops in bottom lands Prof E W Weaver was in Cincin near that place nati and Newport Saturday and Sunday At Frankfort Saturday the Kentucky A P Allis of this city wa8 regis- ¬ river rose a foot an hour and people tered Saturday at the St James in New along the lowlands moved out York JS Dix river rose sixteen inches an hour Miss Anuie Moore returned yester- ¬ and the Danville Water Works pump ¬ ON THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JAN 27 28 AND 29 day to Shawhan after a visit to Miss ing house was almost inundated Georgetown was in darkness owing to Kate Jameson We make a SPECIAL SALE of Mrs Hugh Montgomery and Miss the flooding of the electric light plant Emma Scott entertained the D A R Try our Bromangdon the most deFriday afternoon licious dessert jelly ever produced Miss Josephine Browtr and Annie McDermott Speaks Lanckart of Lexington were guests of Miss Flora Hill Sunday These goods are not odds and eDd but new fre h goods Our NUPTIAL KNOTS embroideries we importpd ouieivesfor this Springs tmde direct from Mr E F Clay Jr and bride have Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ St Gall and Herisaw Switzerland at a price 25 to 40 per cent below returned from a trip to New Orleans emnizations Of The Marriage Tows New York Imporiers and other points in the South Edward Mercer of Louisville de- ¬ We can and will show you some rare bargains in this saleHIS Miss Anna Lee Talbott who has serted Miss Dannie Witherspoon on A sale of this kind has never been made before in Paris where an been ill at Hamilton College arrived their wedding day entire new importation has been thrown on the market at such low home yesterday to spend a few day Rev T DeWitt Talmage of Wash ¬ prices as these goods will be offered Miss Bessie Woodford arrived home ington was married Saturday to Mrs No old stock everything nw and fresh yesterday from Frankfort where she Elore McCutchean Collier of Allegheny Ladies are invited to call and see these goods whether they buy or not was the guest of the Misses Hazellrigg City Pa Miss Louie Bruer who has been Mrs Geo Seamen sixty left a hus ¬ will visit friends band and four children at Belaire W visiting in Cincinnati in Maysville before returning to Paris Va and eloped with Willie Wallace Mr and Mrs Henry Spears have re- ¬ twenty one turned from their wedding trip to New Hamburgs laces white Washington Philadelphia and New goods and linens of all kinds at York Cos Mr Joe B Purnell and son Master Frank -Reynolds Purnell of Bowling Green r Mo are guests of Judge W M Purnell OBITUARY and family E Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Mrs Newt Mitchell gave a Dutch Or The Dead supper to about a dozen guests Saturday Mr Mary Shillito eighty one wife night in honor of her sisters Misses of the noted Cincinnati dry goods mer-¬ Hallie and Katherine Gay of Woodford chant died Sunday night To close out all Winter goods during the next 30 days county ExChief Justice Tujtni3 H Hines Miss Bessie I Rogers has returned one of Kentuckys most distinguished we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost to her home at Hutchison from Mont- ¬ sonB died Sunday morning at his home gomery Ala where she has been visit ¬ in Frankfort The funeral took place Dress Goods formerly 75c and 8100 per yard at 89o embracing ing relatives She was called home on in Frankfort yesterday afternoon The fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal serges account of the illness of her mother rginains were takeu to Bowling Greau Table linens and napkins large variety at cost Mrs John I Rogers for interment Judge Hines was a CapAll our underwear at much less than cost Miss Carrie Frank vho recently tain in Gen John Morgans brigade dur ¬ Penangs and percales formerly 8ic U close 4c per yard gave a handsome euchre party and a ing the civil war and one of the most See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth 25 merry Dutch supper in honor of Miss daring and successful officers in that Notions of every description less than cost Hallie Mathews of Louisville will give famous command 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for 1S a Progressive Dinner Party Friday Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c per yard evening in compliment to Miss Mathews T7wm Jfnns hrmlpri nipplrfirpl m tn- i YOUR SHOES Ni Davis Thomson Isgriff Special Sale of 00a ot Jains IKT7 ¬ NEW EMBROIDERIES INDIA LINENS NAINSOOKS TABLE LINENS and Napkins - TXJ02E33FS CONDON SPECIAL SURPRIS ¬ New percales cheviots madras -r - - - fe lawns and ginghams at Frank flakes t Cos Langdons McDermott reception Spears Yesterdays Temperature x The following is the temperature as at noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city 7 a m 8 a m 9 a m 10 a m 11 a m 12 m 2 p m 3 p m 4p m 5 p m 7p m I WE HAVE EE0EIYED A SPLENDID ST00Z 9F Engagements of Auctioneer A T Forsyth 27 30 31 IMPORTED SUITOS 1RD TROIiSERIKGS Jan Thos 25 C ¬ Rorer 37 -- Arnsparger stock crop Admr of etc near 34 37 37 FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houpse in Central Kentucky quality aid style are considered We ask you to give us a caUL whes ¬ Paris Jan Lee Cox house and lot near 38 39 Willie Earleywhie wifo of Geo N Parrisj of the Reporter is In a very serious condition EUr physician recommends absolute quiet and that no visitors be admitted to her room nee Miss Miss Margaret Inqels of this city Vuteb resigned her position as leading lady of Rooks Players to become a candidate for State Librarian announces through an interview in the Lexington Argonaut that she has retired from the stage - The second lecture of the series to be delivered at the Methodist hurch by ¬ Prof Edwin Sparks of Chicago University under the auspices of the Paris Literary Club will be given Friday night The subject will be Samuel Prof Sparks first lecture Adams 26oc 8t parriculars delivered here ten days ago was a fine Mr W H Davis of this city who is effort -a prominent member of the Fast Mail4 We are offering some choice ladies fell at Elizabeth misses and childrens shoes at special Company Eastern The Monday Night Literiry Club New Jersey Tuesday and broke one of prices Dont fail to take advantage of held a pleasent meeting last night at Dr the offer his arms and sprained the other Mr W O Hintons on High street T F Livengood of Elizabeth writes Davis Thompson Isghg ¬ The program was as follows Quota thatheset tMr Davis arm and that he tion from Thomas Bailey Aldrich pa is being well taken care of by h is room- ¬ Launching of The Battleship Kentucky per Life of Thomas Baily Aldrich mate Mr Davis rejoined the Fast Mar For the launching of the battleshp Ken ¬ Miss Sadie Hart selection from Newport Va the ChesaDavis pa- ¬ Mail company at Newark and may be tucky atOhio railwayNews make the follow ¬ ¬ will peake jorie Dew Miss Mary Irvine able to resume his part in the ca t in a per Life of George Williams Curtis fortnight His many friends in Paris ing low roud trip rates from points named 12 Winchester 12 Alt From Lexington Sterling S12 Paris 12 Frankfort 127 Miss Etta McCliutock seleccion from regret his misfortune Hichmoud 1275 Lancaster 813 fc tab ford MissJamie McCliutock 81325 Prue and I Correspondingly low rates rVom all other of Potiphar Papers Rev E criticism Central Kentucky points January Kalnlall Reduced rates have been made at the hotels B Mann discussion Aldrich and Curtis at Newport News and at Old Point Comfort ¬ Mr H F Hillenmeyer of Lexing- which Is only a few miles distant and con- ¬ ton says that the rainfall in twenty four nected by electric car tervce many A Small Boys Accident No other trip ever offered as events as days this month is 8 46 inches which is People from does this one Ken Jr of Winchester greater than that of any full month of opportunity oiinland easingucky have the rare James Brown comb ned army wit Tamps Brown who went unnf enn nf January in the past thirty one year aud navy tfe at the most historic spot in the United States to Alaska last Fail met with a serious The average January rainfall is 338 Think of the great events associated with the Jamestow accident yesterday afternoon while inches Mr Hillenmeyer says his obser- ¬ this placetheThe landing ofand Capt settlers Pocahontas John ¬ playing with some powder and dyna vation has been that with the exception Muith incident Caruwallis surrendering his forces the Cattle of th- - Monitor mH mite caps He put themMn a bottle and J of one year an excessive January lain- - Eriih Merrimac and last but in the same class the m mc DailldSnip nnlied a maTcb and the explosion fall ia followed by heavy rains m luuutumg navy iuiui puwuriUI be and it will in oiH- callecl f his right Think of it Kentu ky badiy mangled three fingers February As soon as the date o launching is settled hand tore his coat sleeve burned his on it will be given wide publicity iu the plans yes and Binged off his eye brows Oysters celery fresh cakes and papers Make your will run from Lexington Through sleepers For crackers utvi oighum molasses New any detailed Information write or call on agent or Ueo W Barney your own York cream cheese District Passenger Agent Comforts and blankets at Newton¬ soul-stirring 1 Elizabeth Feb i T dmHoftirtherhig Scheme He is a and furnitureT Pritchard farm stock ahk imposter Feb 7 Master Commissioner land sales etc More Mormon Mi83ionaries Feb 16 C M Thomas aduir of Geo Mormons are evidently anxious Thomas land stock crop ect The to secure Bluegrass converts to their Isgbig have in Davis Thompson faith During the past month no less than six Mormon missionaries have at- ¬ school childrens shoes extra good values tempted to hold services in Bourbon aud for very little money Try them Harrison counties but they have only 3500 Will lend in snms To Loan been permitted to preach at one place of 1000 and upwards Address F in North Middletown Elder Tolman The News office 2t aud Woodruff were recently refused the New crop currents raisins citron use of the Paris court house and Friday prunes apricots hominy oat ¬ peaches Elders Thornley and Croshaw were re meal rolled oats fused the Cynthiana court house Newton Mitchell tl Thomley and Croshaw are now trying to get the use of country churches in The Northwestern is carrying nearly 1000000 insurance on the lives of Harrison Bouibon Countys representative citi- ¬ W H Davis Accident zens Call on R P Dow Jr tor 42 36 30J -- 4 Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may he too late tion sick jpjiv 33 mj7 S ¬ 1II0N OaUej rtta W T TTIORW Wrlgnts Celery Ta cures constipaheadaches 25c at druggists WJlI X dividends t policy holders are unequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf The Northwesterns Our Elegantly trimmed ancf made by first class tailors and you will never pay 3000 or 300 again All pprson8 who have not paid ihtir We make pants for 500 that are goojd and the best poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at same and for 800 the Sheriffs office a d settle These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- ¬ save costs 18jan 4t JOS WILLIAMS C B C where else DELIIHEIT MS 2000 and 2500 OVERCOBTS K B- - NOTICE Will not be responsible for any debts unless written older from me S BROOKS CLAY Snpei visor of Public Roads 8jan tf Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty LAV IN HUKILL UP TO OUR EARS IIP WORK -- o - ADMIN STRATOR S NOT GF for winch we are thankful - is- - cua All persons having claims against C F Clay deceased will present the same properly proven according to law to the undersigned Administrators All persons Unowin themselves in dwbted to C F Clay deceased will please settle promptly with the Admin ¬ istrators condition just nobut we- - still want moie and still strive to give the same eminent satisfaction that we always have- in turning - oufc COPVRICHT youi line a in- - irreproachable- - 4 BJ Administrators of C lljan 4wk S B CLAY F Clay deceased sZvAiXtK PT3 um IS 1C07 prices at J T Hintons - tf tf - Mitchell Lexington Ky Insure your property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- ¬ pany O W Millkr Agent Hutchison Ky The Bourbon Steam Laundryv W M HINTON JR Telepho Jd No 4 BUO Proprietors V 6 THE BOUBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 25 1898 He insulted a ladyK thing and told one or two of the fel- ¬ A lady What lady lows about it in my room the next night The idea of old Briarwood being in love Harry made no reply and some of vas pretty rich but we all agreed to the fellows snickered But Harry keep it dark and watch developments looked around quickly with a glance until we had a chance to play a good that made us all keep quiet game on him This is the ladys photograph he I watched Harry after that whenever said at last steadily taking the pic- ¬ he came in my waj and I certainly no- ture from his breast and handing it to ticed a new look about him there was the proctor with much dignity She is no doubt about it Harry was in love the sister of a man who is an honor to with that photograph And as the year the college You know him Mr White drew on to spring and the spring toNo one said a word even to explain ward class day the young mans fancy the joke Mr White started when he lightly turned to thoughts of Eose saw the face turned it over and read Thorne more and more so we judged the name as if puzzled Then as if It was one evening along about the suddenly comprehending he glanced first of June I think when one of the around the circle of us with a quizzical fellows Goodrich expelled the year look and a half contemptuous smile we graduated came running into my he said you were Briarwood room all out of breath for laughing quite right I excuse your action and and threw himself into my chair so thank you in the name of the lady beweak he could hardly speak fore all these gentlemen Goodrich Oh its the rich joke on Briarwood get up and out of here as quickly as you he gasped at last its the photograph can Then turning to Harry again he always carries around with him he said pleasantly as if nothing had And he happened Eose Thorne oh my eye exploded again That picture its Mr Briarwoow there are a lady and own photo taken last year in gentleman waiting outside who would Thomes the Pi Eta theatricals Heres a dupli like to look at this room if you are cate of it I found it in Van Buyters prepared to receive visitors now And he pulled out of his room to day We stood mute and awkward pocket another likeness of the fair Bose while all proctor the after receiving a puz Thorne zled but gracious assent from Harry The joke was too good to keep The to some one outside idea of dignified old Briarwood being turned and spoke the door in love with another fellow a shaver Mr Briarwood he said reentering and bewigged Bose blossoming on 1 followed by the two strangers the Thorne tree And he carried that thing around in think you have met Mr Thorne before his vest pocket next his heart roared He wished his sister to see his old col- ¬ Goodrich I saw it the other daj- - at lege room It is the first time she has the gym Oh the soft meat Hell ever been to the college I assure you Miss Thorne it is not usually so never hear the last of this Then we concocted the fine scheme noisy here The boys were having a We agreed that the crowd should meet little frolie to night One by one we slunk silently out of around at Briarwoods rooms some evening quite accidentally and manage the room fixing our dazed ejes to the to bring Bose Thorne into the talk last upon the feminine counterpart of somehow till he fired up then we would the unlucky photograph a sweeter give it all away and explain that his far lovelier version of the handsome lady love existed only as a strapping brother by whose side she stood chat tihimnus and the joke would be on him ting graciously with Harry and lookfor the benefit of the whole college ing coldly at us from under eyelids For we planned to get a version of it We said little more to one another into the Lampoon with portraits We set one night just before class day that night but we all wondered and for our seance and all the bojs promised vs onder still how much of that racket to be there to see poor old Briarwood she overheard She had come to C through with it Well sirs that even early for her first class day for she had ing Harry was in his best mood He been studying abroad for the last three had just finished his last examination years and so had missed her brothers and was feeling pretty fine altogether spread But she had wanted to see his for his years rank was a sure thing old room now Briarwoods and had however the profs might play the deuce stumbled upon our joke with the rest of us He did the honors No it didnt get around the college in great shape and showed no sign of I dont know whether Harry himself caring for any girl let alone the pho ever quite understood it You see we tograph whose original he had never naturally did not care to have it noised seen The boys began to put up the around much for even Goodrich agreed game before long Goodrich was the that the joke wasnt exactly on Briar¬ ¬ -- is THE BOURBON NEWS Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Frldayby SCHOOL AND CHURCH There are 100 WAITBR CHAMP BRUCE MILLER J VMurm ana I ol I r it I m long ago Whether that home be memory or dream I hardly know The cloud hung visions of the morn were far more real then Than now are thronging- - city streets and cries of eager men The hours ere yet the sun was high were like eternities But now how swift the shadows run how near the darkness is i Ah well Tis aye the happiest day comes swift to even song With merrier comrades never yet did pil- ¬ grim pass along The paths that widest seem to part still winding turn and meet Perchance they do but homeward lead again our wandering feet Familiar faces vanish but the voices vi- ¬ brate still And nothing now seems far away at the ending of the hill To one warm hand alone I cling as fast the night grows late And crave that we may come at last to- gether at the gate William Cranston Lawton in Century t THE WANDERER 0 At drowsy dawn I left the gate so very ¬ ¬ ¬ Gi 4i w HIS FRKSBMAH a ROMANflO jk a BY ABBIE FARWELL BROWIT xSir CCW5iV ¬ i of finding photographs APROPOS fellows ever hear about Briarwood s romance 9 Tn nnr frfmn man year it happened Briarwood was not exactly in our crowd you know but we all came from the same fitting school and so at first we saw a good deal of him I remem- ¬ ber I went over to his room that first evening after he was settled and found him sitting in his big armchair before the open fire He jumped up quickly when I came in and laid something sly lv on the mantelniece It looked like a photograph and I began to blow him about being homesick so soon and asked if he was looking at mothers ¬ ¬ half-disdainf- ul ¬ He flushed up quickly and said it was nothing to be ashamed of if it had been his mothers picture but that as it hap- ¬ pened it was no such thing Then he changed the subject and asked how T liked the room he Have you noticed my desk asked pretty proudly I bought it of the fellow who had this room Thome last He was first marshal last class day and a first rate fellow too I judge picture ¬ ¬ Great It was a handsome desk mahogany roll top with brass knobs and all that He unlocked and rolled up the top for fjpny benefit Thorne gave me the key himself with his alumnus blessing to day he said and when I asked if finding was having he laughed and said I was wel- ¬ her day She was more than a handful for come to whatever I found in the old Whats that Of course he did Har ¬ ark for he was pretty sure there was Thorne that little sister of his said ry always got whatever he tried for in nothing but undergraduate dust in the another And so they went on with college and out Beside hadnt Thorne their jokes about the little devil in himself agreed that finding was havcracks Bosie as they called her each ing But you did find something after red I rather think that Harry found growing more personal in his hints and something worth having on class day all I asked quickly for though he is a good lawyer now he never could keep innuendoes which were received with evening It looked so Womans Home roars of laughter and assenting grins of Companion a secret in those days Oh well not so much he said care- ¬ delight Briarvfood was all this time sitting lessly but I saw him glance toward the NEW YORK JUSTICE mantel I guessed in a minute what it glum and quiet by the window with his Not Held was and before he could stop me I head bent in his hands pulling fiercely A City in Which a Rival Is Great Esteem in Then sprang for the photograph at which he at his pipe without a word As is generally known it is a pun ¬ had been looking when I entered He Goodrich said suddenly I say fellows how many of you have ishable -offense in the state of New York Give me that jumped up angrily attempt to her picture She only gives em to the for anj- person to not so if the take his photograph attempt life although it is So its a girl is it Oh ho And a ones she loves best sweet Sozodont I which makes got mine the night I took her to Mar be successful mighty pretty one too somewhat different legally from The girl was evidently tall and dark liaves for a little French dinner after the theater Hows that Briarwood Is the other kind As is also very general with a splendid figure a strong face ly known New York individually and almost masculine but perfectly fea ¬ that the way you got yours is disposed to Hariy jumped up quickly and stood collectively of scorn at herforever poinit tured and great big dark eyes full of large and the finger fun She had a huge shade hat bang ¬ facing Goodrich defiantly with his eyes growing neighbor Philadelphia ing by its ribbons and was smiling so flashing Not long ago a prisoner was before a Oh youve got it there we know as to show the prettiest teeth I ever saw with attempt Thorne was a lucky fellow I wo- ¬ went on Goodrich tapping his breast New York judge charged being a man ed suicide and the judge nderah heres a name on the back I pocket Ive seen it isnt it like this Easy street where it was went on composedly And he pulled the duplicate out of his who lived on Bose Thorne sunny in winter and shadj in summer Pshaw So she was only his sister own pocket triumphantly frowned fiercely on the culprit because What a fake But Goodrich overdid the thing he he couldnt understand how any man Briarwood had the picture by this always did He was a qoarse brute and would want to quit this life until he was time and after putting it away in the the faculty was all right to get rid of forced to do so desk turned upon me indignantly again him as soon as they did He made some Your honor pleaded the culprit You had no business to meddle with other remarks which were quite unnec- ¬ looking essary for the purposes of our joke and justice into the frowning face of the¬ it said he there were mitigating circumShes a stunner I answered and if which we were all of us ashamed to stances finding is having Briarwood I advise hear and then he stepped forward as if The judge frowned more fiercely at you to hunt lip the original pretty quick to grab the photograph out of Harrys the thought of offering an excuse for Xiocket old man such a crime and said nothing But Briarwood was thoroughly waked With this parting shot I hurried out But there were your honor insist- ¬ of the room dodging the curve on a up now With a gesture he flung away ed the prisoner The firm I am work Greek lexicon that came tumbling after his pipe and then planting his big fist ing for informed me last Saturday night me After that I saw more or less of squarely between Goodrichs eyes sent that I would have to go to Philadelphia Briarwood principally less for he soon him tumbling back with a crash against to live as thej were compelled to make grew too popular to stay in our set ne the door change was easily the man of his class and no Its a lie its all a lie he said a The judges entire demeanor under- ¬ She is went a rapid transformation wonder for take him all around he is steadily and in a low tone Jack Thomes sister and I know she is about as fine a chap as I ever saw Great goodness he exclaimed in a One night I dropped around for a pipe a fine girl Im not ashamed to wear horrified tone the prisoner is acquit- ¬ before turning in and to borrow her photograph but I wont take it out ted and the clerk will please make out a Harrys notes to use before the mid ¬ for- - you fellows to see If any of the warrant for the arrest of the firm for year examination fin something or rest of you dare to say that Goodrich assault with intent to kill Washing ¬ other Just as I was leaving I hap spoke the truth let him step out and ton Star say it and then Ill knock him down pened to remember my former call Oh by the way Briarwood I asked Just then there was a knock on the Hints Worth Heeding you seen Miss Thorne lately door We must have made a terrible Silk handkerchiefs and ribbons have racket there with our laughing and jol ¬ should be washed m salt water and Finding is having you know rThad no idea it was more than a joke lying and when Goodrich fell he made a ironed wet to look well Velvet or plush that has become with him then But I was completely big crash for he was a heavy fellow on the team until he was ex- ¬ creased and whose nap is matted should knocked out to see him change color half back furiouslj- - and jump up looking as mad pelled be dampened on- the under side with any rate as we all stood there clear water Then hold the goods tight At as a hatter You keep quiet about that will you looking sheepish enough in walked over the face of a hot flatiron and run Mr White the proctor He stood hold over the marred piece with a clothes Stockton he said gruffly ¬ Oh dont mind me old man I re ing the doorknob in one hand and look- ¬ brush Youve got it bad ing first around at the crowd of us then plied cheerfully It is a very great mistake to keep Harry who was still stand- ¬ choice lace for years without washing but youll pull through all right Cant straight at you get Thorne to introduce you Look ing with his fists clenched glaring Many women believe that it is ruined down at Goodrich on the floor Then by soap and water and will keep some him up Briarwood thats my advice cherished length for years and years Harry did not reply but hunted up the Mr White asked sternly all this row Mr Briar- - turning yellow with age and rotting notebooks and gave them to me still Whats with that flush on his face This set mo wood Bid you knock this man down V with the dust it has accumulated till it really drops to pieces--Chica- go thinking I believed we might get Bee I did sir said Harry firmly of Briar wood over this may I ask bme fun out Whj lord ¬ self-murd- er - isnt it Stockton one to start it off I say fellows he called across the room dont you remember little Thorne Yes you do at Adams spread a year ago little Bose in the red We had all come on for class dress day the year before Oh yes said another fellow with a grin you mean the girl who took too much champagne And couldnt walk to the carriage chimed in Eddy with his horse laugh I remember that fellows I carried Thorne had written it on the photo because its resemblance to her was so perfect We saw it still more plainly on class day when she wore a big leghorn hat as she walked about the yard with Harry the lucky dog We hung around them anxiously the whole crow VjjTis hoping for an introduction but jiher hat of them paid any attention to us Harrys freshman year You was onlv should have seen him at his own class ¬ ¬ wood Oh yes her name really was Bose j series of Salvation Army meetings in Scotland The Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church has appropriated 7000 more for work than last year A home for soldiers and sailors is about to be opened in Hong Kong by the Salvation Army and an experienced naval ofacer placed in charge At the Gowa station of the Scottish Baptist industrial mission in Central on the ground It all sounds like a travesty on the Africa 50 acres of land have been plant- ¬ ed in coffee which will bear fruit in profession for with apologies to the credence of the general public the fact 1898 lawyers live In 1896 there were 1267 Protestant is well known that honest in nearly every city and town through- ¬ Missionary societies in the world the income of which exceeded 15000000 out the length and breadth of this fair his an increase of 1000000 over the previ- land But the old ex sLive has with come crotchets they usually ous year years and sad experiences and he made The centenary of Methodism in Cincinnati the Mecca of his pilgrimage Wales is to be celebrated by raising by Grandpap Shopshire as he is 1900 a large sum of money for the clear- ¬ known in Doneraile Ky a little town ing of debts and the erection of new near Lexington was once considered chapels very wealthy but litigation as he says It is said that many parents in has involved him and his effects until Japan prefer to send their children to now he has made one last supreme ef¬ mission schools because of the prover- ¬ fort to reclaim- his lands The chapter bially bad morals of most of govern- ¬ of his trouble is a long one and full of ment school teachers quarrels disputes and legal technical ¬ The local board of Sandown Isle of ities but from the story he told in his Wight has been upheld by judgment in feeble way at the station it seems that the court of appeal and has prevented he has been often victimized owing to the sale of Sunday newspapers on the his generosity until all his earthly pos- ¬ esplanade sessions have been drawn into the courts His faculties are still GREAT INDIAN TRUST and his mind on the subject of his troubles is remarkably clear ns to Trihal Territories Governed by a Few Scheming Rcdsliins names dates and iegal papers All the The Indian territory as at present money he started with was spent for governed is the most successful trust provisions along the route to this city in the United States About 45000 In- He offers 4000 in cash to the attorney dians control the territory which in who will go into the Kentucky courts eludes among its inhabitants anywhere and reclaim three pieces of property from 200000 to 2500001 white people which he claims are held unjustly by These white people have no voice in others making laws under which they live and When he started for this city he had no cannot acquire title to the houses they idea as to the immense distance he had build or the lands they till If the 45 to travel before he reached his destina ¬ 000 Indians were 45000 people whose in ¬ tion but he was so determined to find dividual land holdings made up the ag ¬ an honest unprejudiced lawyer that gregate area of the territory the situa ¬ he would not retrace his steps though tion would be peculiar but as a matter often overcome with hunger and fa- ¬ of fact there are no such things there tigue Shopshire was once the proper ¬ as individual titles The land of each ty of Gen Andrew Jackson and claims tribe is in theory held by the tribe as a the distinction of having paid for his whole and leases are given of tracts freedom with means that he had accu- ¬ which carry with them any improve- ¬ mulated He is a typical old slave and ments placed thereon In practice the bears the characteristics of his rapidly land of each tribe is controlled by a disappearing fellows to such a marked little knot or ring of chiefs or leading degree as would make him aninvaluable men The bulk of each tribe outside adjunct to an artists studio if such a this charmed circle are mere squatters picture were desired The gnarled staff Beaders who have never been in the with which his journey was made less Indian territory may fancy that the In- ¬ irksome was cut from a tree upon dian chiefs are crested warriors of the which Daniel Boone found and slew a forest A brief stay in the territory bear away back in the dajs when the dark and bloody ground was still un will put an end to any such impression An Indian chief in the territory looks baptized with the carnage from which a good deal like a white man dresses the name was taken The old colored like one and makes money like one man has survived all his relative and Not infrequently he is either the actual for years has been utterly alone in the head or secret backer of a big enter- world and like the lonely occupant of prise or he may have been bred to the the Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane law In any event he is ashrewd specur has had nothing to do of late years but latpr who usually sees all the advan- ¬ occasionally swap mules with some tages of keeping up a system which remote neighbor while his chimney gives him all the advantages and few tumbled down and his roof no longer of the burdens of a great land owner served to keep out the sunshine and the The rank and file of the Indians get rain Chicago Chronicle ¬ ¬ ¬ -- in Denver Gen Booth has recently closed Protestant church a LOOKING FOR HONESTLAWYERS Centenarian Tramps 100 Miles oh Remarkable Mission William Shopshire once a slave now nearly 100 years old decrepit and in- ¬ firm walked nearly 100 miles to Cincin- ¬ nati for the purpose as he says of find ¬ ing an honest lawyer and landed penni- ¬ less at the Hammond street station The old man was given a berth in the cellroom of the station house by Lieut Kane and locked up for a nights rest He had richly deserved it for his shoes from long travel were worn through and his bruised and bleeding feet rested and his grandfather was born in Tit Bits Henry had These Boyish Fathers to buy little Henry another mechanical He broke Why toy steamboat Detroit the first one playing with it Free Press This talk about free alcohol for useinthe arts began Gaswell Well askedGasbill Has that anything to do Pitts¬ with painting the town red burgh Chronicle Telegraph Beginning Early Bridegroom Where shall we go dearest Niagara Bride We Falls or Washington might go to both places and sec which we like bestBrooklyn Life As Defined in New York An Irish tenant observed that it wa a hard thing for a man to be turned out of the house which his father built Free Press Johnny Does your pa ever take No hes Tommy you to circuses says itdbe just like so near sighted he throwin money away Chicago News elseDetroit HUMOROUS Whatmakes you think HialSpaldy would make a hustling politician Because he isnt good for anything What is a cosmopolitan a New Yorker who has been convinced that there- is something going on out- ¬ Chicago Bee ¬ side of his own town - A cosmopolitan is ord Ethel what do you mean in that disgraceful fash ¬ by shouting Ethel See how quiet Willie is ion Of course hes quiet thats our game Hes papa coming home late and Im you Tit Bits Nature never makes a mistake in giving the animals on the globe their appropriate location remarked- Uncle Allen Sparks If the Asiatic elephant for instance had been placed in the north frigid zone think wThat it would cost- the poor creature for ear muffs Chicago Tribune At a country fete a conjurer was performing the old trick of producing eggs from a pocket handkerchief when he remarked to a boy in front I say my boy your mother cant get eggs without hens can sher Of course Why hows she can was the reply She keeps asked the conjurer that ducks replied the boyr amid roars of applause Tit Bits Mamma - k CURIOUS CRABS IN FLORIDA nothing out of the territory but the right to squat on such obscure corners of the land as the chiefs have no pres ent use for Allotments in severalty which the Dawes commission is seeking to bring about would be for the interest of the majority of the Indians as well as for that of the whites The tribal svstem has broken down com pletely as a safeguard for the tribes and has only benefited the trust formed by the chiefs Boston Transcript ¬ ¬ ¬ HIS POROUS PLASTER ROOF This Savins West Virginian Shingled His House with Odd Material Pompey was a soldier in the confederate army and was wounded at the bat- ¬ tle of Gettysburg After the war he set- ¬ tled down on a little farm near Moores field W Ya and has lived there ever since The farm is small and Pompey is not prosperous The only thing that has flourished with him of late years has been the pains caused by his old woundsr and for those nothing afforded relief except porous plasters He had a contract with the village druggist to supply him with porous plasters by the gross and the tax on his resources became so great on account of being addicted to the porous plaster habit that he became penurious and demanded that old tin cans and broken forks and everj other odd and end should be saved And especially he ¬ charged his wife to save the old porous plasters The plasters had stuck to him and he would stick to the plasters He was as proud of his cabinet of old plas- ¬ ters as a man given to the bric abrac and curio habit is of his collections and would declared that sometime the Now there were three buildings on Pompeys farm his house his barn and a dilapidated building where he kept his farming tools and his collec- ¬ tion of old tomato cans and his porous plasters One night the house burned down and tne family moved into the toolhouse It was good enough except that the sun and thestarsshone through theroaf Then came the triumph of the porous piasters Pompey got out his collection and shingled the whole blessed roof with old plasters and as they were thick with burgundy pitch they served well the purpose and made the roof water come in mightly handy Now people cjjme miles to see tihej house shingled with porous plas- ¬ ters and Pompey says they draw bet¬ ter than they did when they were on his back N Y Press tight As W The easiest way to get along in this world is to take things as you find them Thats all right until von get oaught Chicago Journal to Taking Things They Rave Peculiar Shells and Feed on Birds and Insects Haunting the rookeries of the birds in the southern part of the peninsula is a large blue crab He makes a hole in the ground usually under a log and when he hears a noise elevates his head and protrudes his eyes with startling effect He is able to take care of him self for his pincers1 are powerful and his shell is hard He is often as large as a saucer There is a perpetual war between liim and the birds He wanders among the nests at night and appropriates the bits of1 fish left by the nestlings and the young themselves if he can findamoth er off her guard But he has to be sly or he is killed by the stroke of bayonet bill and eaten in his turn Whenjfche plume hunters have driven off or de stroyed the parents of a rookery thesa crabs s warm out and devour the orphan 3oung in short order But while the mothers are allowed to do their duty VANDAL HANDS ARE STAYED the crabs are ideal scavengers and de Grounds of the Borgliesc Villa Pur ¬ vour the refuse as well as the insects chased liy the Government An open space that has a European that infest the bird cities Their brighl colors like those of reputation has long been threatened them less dangerous the tiger make than their appe and has now at last been rescued from tites would otherwise be the sxjeculaitive builder In no capital There has he been more active lately or more coast of is a little purple crab along th ferocious than in Bome He found to feed southern Florida which seema almost entirely upon the fruii the old city marble and he is rapidly of cactus This it so much resem the leaving it plaster Everyone who knows bles that you are suddenly surprised to Bome will remember the beautiful see one of grounds of the ViDa Borghese just out-¬ away fromthe succulent little balls move 3our fingers before you are side the city walls high upon the Pin aware that it is alive Step back and cian hill Thence you look down on the the crab place city stretching southward beyond you to be as will resume its you and seep curious about as you ara and can see the sun setting behind St about him Peters One In the healthiest quarter of Borne this found of the most beautiful shells along site was the very opportunity of the snail which our coast is that of a large climbs certain trees and speculative builder if chance were to grows delicately fat on they oung birds cast it into the market And of this thin as tissue paper odd there has lately been an alarming prob- ¬ The shell is as almost as ly curved and transparent aa ability The Borghese family were no the finest glass It belongs to the fam longer the inheritors of their old opu ¬ ily of edible snails so prized as a del lence Year by year the quaintly laid icacy on the coast of France and ii out grounds were falling into neglect and the artificial ruins were crumbling properly prepared makes a delicious Once the Casino dish It is most abundant about New i in veritable decay a collection of antique sculpture so river inlet- where the slight shake of a held rare that Napoleon carried them off tree about sunset will bring jt showei to Paris and the indemnity promised to of them to the ground The breakage Prince Borghese of that day 15000000 of a shell seems to be of little trouble to the francs was never paid But the pedes- ¬ moves snail he repairs the damage and on Jacksonville Fla Citizen tals were not left unoccupied and to this A Hoter Exclusively for 3Ten day the Casino is one of the sights of Bome There is a hotel in Philadelphia thatr The grounds themselves are in a way is run for the imale tribe exclusively its Hyde Park It is here that in the A man is ever welcome but he caatft season in the winter months and in bring- with Mm his wife mother sis- lM the early spring the fashion of the mod- ¬ ter or aunt Since its portals were ern city is seen and scarcely a day thrown open no womans face has ever i zm passes but the scarlet liveries show that been seen in lobby corridor or dining the king or queen is driving in the room Not only are female guests rigid ¬ grounds This open space was too ly excluded but wonien are boycotted intimately associated with many sides iip auum wiat nosieiry iso woman t of the life of modern Bome to allow coek chambermaid or seamstress has htj of its being sacrificed to the builder ever set foot on the premises and yet- The municipality has bought it from the Ihouse is a model of cleanliness anoX the family to whom will be paid for oraier The place has had a sfVQi the concession an annuity of 6000 a prosperous career and while lonand th ores-year London News erit proprietor lives will be run on fW k same lines I have hpirrrl nf rvrw m- Styles for the New Year hotels in other parts of the country thatSv The circular skirt still retains its vogue although many of the models xiavc uecu mouejea alter tms one- but dont know whetiher their xnerieTppuv are greatly narrowed Choth and corded silk and drape dete has been successful Washington Post i or double faced cashmere and moire Friendly Criticism U 1 i 1 Tvni uc vtrij luiuiuiiaui 1- ctraujineu next Miss Eeed Oh Mr Wright I ana de V season ugniea witn your new novel pos The small pad bustle is now worn sesses some admirable qualities It with the latest day costumes and even Uv Wright pleased Im glad to ing toilets and those of larger propor- hear you say so What particular quali ¬ tions are announced Chicago Beeord ty do you admire most- Floss ins in Russia by Machine ly The coyer I think its just too love ¬ for Flogging has become so indispensable in Bussia that some dnventof has per Wisdom vs honesty J2 fected a machine which saves the hjq - The man who carries ai ambrella oiv man arm the infamous laboFofblows n pleasant a wiseonp Tia Tinder th flagellation of the machine jth6i honest manwhoon a talny day 4 taxes and nTreatrs are to become speeds icacs ms neignoor m the rack and tly collected CMcago Tribune tfoe without ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- I 4 J -- - - - - 11 C 1 I JTi -- ¬ ¬ 1 i anytng-McagoDailyNew- sjL- ¬ -- day-mav-b- e -- ane-JT- id-t Ah TT5fjp7 38S ie- Er333X - r jsm DD THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 25 1898 1 AGRICULTURAL HINTS GROWING CELERY A Method Tliat Has Been Practiced USING CONVICT LABOR with Great Success The following is my plan for growing How to olve a Vexed Problem to celery Instead of sowing the seed in Everybodys Advantage Between that sickly sentimentality a hot bed or cold frame as practiced in which makes him an ohjeet of such ten-¬ Europe it is sown in the open ground der solicitude as to restrain him from as soon as it is fit io work in April and proper physical exercise and that kept carefully clear of weeds until the brutality which drives him to despair time of planting in June and July the present day convict has a Qiard time In our warmer climate if raised in vf it Much as we may deprecate the hot beds as in England a majority oi latter it is a fair question if the former the plants would run to seed The tops be not the more demoralizing- in ulti- ¬ are shorn off once or twice before planting so as to insure stockj mate consequences These reflections are suggested by tfoe j plants which suffer less on beiii trans planted After the ground has been and Good Roads from the pew of P J nicely prepared lines are struck out on Edwards of Hillsboro 111 His sugges ¬ the level surface three feet apart ano tion that convict labor may be employed the plants set six inches apart in rows in the preparation of road metal will If the weather is dry at the time oi surely meet with the approval of every planting great care should be takeE citizen who understands the meaning that the roots are property firmed of true philanthropy We say this be ¬ Our custom is to turn back on the row cause we desire for the moment to re- ¬ and press by the side of each plani move from the discussion the economic gently with the foot This compact the soil and partially excludes the aii from the roots until new rootlets are formed which will usually be in 48 hours after which all danger is over This practice of pressing the soil closely around the roots is essential in plant ing- of all kinds and millions of planii are annually destroyed by its omission After the jlanting of the celery is completed nothing further is to be done foi six or seven weeks except running be tween the rows with the cultivator oi hoe and freeing the plants of weeds until they get strong enough to crowd ihenr down This will bring- us to aboul njiniddle oi August by which time we have usually that moist and cold atmos phere essential to the growth of celery Then we begin the earthing up necessary for the blanching and whiten- Ang of that which is wanted for use dur ing the months of September Octobei v and November The first operation is that of handling as we term it that is - after all the soil has been drawn uj A PENNSYLVANIA ROAD - There is always a bountiful crop of stories concerning the doings of congressional wom- ¬ en new congressional women at this sea ¬ son of the year Most of the tales are apochryphal but this one is perfectly trtte for the stationer himself told me about it The woman is the wife of a member from somewhere in the west and she had never been in Washington till- - a fortnight ago She went to a stationers to order visiting What day do 3rou wish engraved on them asked the clerk answered Mrs Congressman I ve Oh got to have several days I cant make all my calls in one day Engrave me some cards for Monday calls and some for Tuesday and well its going to be expensive but I guess Ive got to do it Make me some for every day in the week except Sunday Washington Post The Only One I know one man said the quiet young woman who is listened to with respect by both sides whenever he Bpeaks in congress He must have a lot of influence I hope he has Hes the chaplain Washington Star A good way to get along with some people is to have uothing to do with them ¬ She Wanted All tlie Days A Total Disability Claim of 1650 Paid to a Man who was Afterward Cured ¬ ¬ The Monitor a newspaper published at mouth sufficiently wide to take solid food Meaford Ont Canada first discovered this The doctors called the disease spinal sclerocould not live case two yearsagoandpublisheditatlength sis and all said he he5 condiFor three years which now seems owing to the cure of it to tion Then by some lingered in thisadvised friend he was be a miracle The facts were so remarkable to take Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale that many people doubted the truth of them People He took them and there was They said It is too remarkable it cannot a slight change The first thing noted possibly be true the paper is mistaken and was a tendency to sweat freely This showed the man although he may think himself there was some life left in his helpless body cured will soon relapse into his former con- Next came a little feeling in his limbs dition etc etc The accuracy of its report This extended followed by prickling sensa called in question the Monitor deter- tions until at last the blood began to course mined to find out definitely whether the freely naturally and vigorously through his facts were aa stated and whether the man body and the helplessness gave way to rewould really stay cured They accordingly turning strength the ability to walk rekept a close watch on the case for two years turned and he was restored to his old time after the first article appeared and have just health ¬ ¬ ¬ I gave deed I ¬ ¬ Monitor Unquestionably I do was the reply Doctors had failed as had also the numer- ¬ ous remedies recommended by my friends Nothing I took had the slightest effect upon me until I began the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills To this wonderful medicine I owe my release irom tne living aeatn x have since recommended these pills to many of my friends and the verdict is always in their favor I shall always bless the day I was induced to take them Such is the history of one of the most re maskable cases of modern times Can any SsgaasgKcasggRAMCM OF THE DOMINIQV BANK am in even better health than when you the first interview Do vou still attribute your cure to the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills asked the I Washington Democrat Sgy THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK CattlecommonS Selectlmtchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Common Mixed packers LAMBS Cincinnati Jan 2 3 6 3 3 3 4 5 3 75 90 2o 00 70 Go - 24 3 75 4 3o 7 00 3 65 3 4 5 3 33M rrs--i- i -- s k jixaAtEVfi Tnker c A t v rstntthtirftM in 17 m it II S- - - - aaCT hii I i P ¬ - ¬ Good to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS- - Mess pork Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per hbl POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO SHEEP Choice Lijrht shippers 00 00 50 9 25 10 80 40 50 80 95 90 29 24 47 9 50 10 25 380 IPJMIB V sU fMjfllgf MttEMQ miNMONMANK Ww cgkfA x v Gtt53SyC3 CX CC45 rVjfuft lfSLf sLrAS V SPZUce sruf- 2SL2JCZC9 J2L crrcCt 460 11 21 3 25 2 15 80 3 50 2 25 90 93 87 27M 23 70 90 5 15 1 04 35 49 282 9 75 5 00 65 98M 94 32 30 52 60 10 SjvjW Counters W FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess 92i 65 vv M 77 Ajffajy XX fof vTrrfdiZt C6xu Uvrfju zfadc3 ffi ¬ U4pM P mi r- - J6s6 Pres DoA 87M 27 -- -- vA -- LARD Steam 67H 4 80 features of tlhe case and consider the convict not as a subject of our con ¬ demnation and punishmentrbut as one diseased morally and needful of treat ¬ ment and cure What does such a patient most need Nofa physician but will answer that first of all --he must have healthful exercise and plenty of it When we come to apply That the remedy what do we find public sentiment is opposed and right fulty to the competition of convict labor with free labor How then shall the convict be employed for the public ben ¬ efit without entering into competition with free labor In just such manner as Mr Edwards suggests only we should extend his field of usefulness just as far as the nature of the individ ¬ ual convict permitted and make him a worker upon the roadbed giving to trusties such a degree of freedom as would aid to make them better men and fit them to return to honest ways when their term of imprisonment had ex¬ pired We have heard much of good roads of lately ears but most of the discussion Kas ended witlh talk and but little com- ¬ paratively speaking has been accom- ¬ plished We believe this is largely die to lack of concerted movement We are convinced that if the states through which an air line road from say Buffa ¬ lo N Y to the Pacific coast were to unite in the construction of such a high ¬ way and would employ no other than convict labor each states prisoners to work upon the roadway of that state the result would be sudh an era of good road making as would soon lift the ag ¬ ricultural sections of the United States out of the mire transform travel and life in the country as much as the paved streets in the cities have added to fhe comfort and pleasure of those who dwell in them and remove the heaviest tax now testing upon agricultural pro- duction This may be said to be a senti¬ mental way of going about it But we cio against by the leaves in an upright position and pre vent them from spreading- This being done more soil is drawn against the row either bj- - the plow or hoe as circum stances require so as to keep the plant in this upright position The blanching process must however be finished by the spade which is done by digging the soil from between the rows and banking it up clear to the top on each side of the row of celery Three feet is ample distance between the dwarf va-¬ rieties but when larger sorts are used the width of the rows should be four or five feet J E Dillon in Agricultural ¬ further NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent the plant with the hoe it if drawn close around each plani CORN No 2 mixed hand firm enough to keep the RYE Mixed PORK New Mess OATS - 9 50 ¬ LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN WheatNo 2 red PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn Mixed Oats Mixed Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 western 35 98 94 32 29V ¬ 52J4 40 00 91 26M 23 3 75 00 94 29 25 25 75 now published another article about it in which the original reports are completely verified the cure is permanent and they publish a fac simile of the check given by the Canadian Mutual Life Association for 165000 amount of total disability claim paid by them to Mr Petch The first account stated that the patient see address below had been a paralytic for five years and there was such a total lack of feeling- in his limbs and body that a pin run full length could not be felt that he could not walk or help himself at all for two years he was not dressed furthermore that he was bloated was for that reason almost unrecognizable and could not get his clothes on The paralysis was so complete as to affect the face and prevent him from opening his - The above is the substance of the first article published by the Monitor Now follow some clippings taken from the same paper two years afterward and there is not the slightest shadow of a doubt in view of this testimony that Mr Petchs cure is permanent Here follows the account On being again questioned Mr Petch You see those hands the skin is now said natural and elastic Once they were hard and without sensation You could pierce them with a pin and I would not feel it and what is true of my hands is true of the rest of mv body Pernaps you have observed that T have now even ceased to use a cane and can get about my business perfectly well You may say there is absolutely no doubt as to my cure being permanent In- ¬ one say in the face of such testimony that Dr Williams Pink Pills are not entitled to the careful consideration of any suffering man woman or child Is not the case in truth a miracle of modern medicine pub- ¬ To make the evidence complete we lish above a fac simile cut of the check re- ¬ ceived by Mr Petch from the Canadian Mu- ¬ tual Life Association being the amount due to add that this life insurance association did not pay this large amount of money to Mr Petch except after themost careful exam-¬ ination of his condition by their medical ex- ¬ perts Mr Petchs address is as follows Petch Griersville Ont Canada Lady in dry goods store ever incurable him for total disability It is unnecessary They must have regarded him as for- ¬ Reuben He Won My dear young friend said the employer who believes that a fatherly interest is better than a big salary do you think the salary you are drawing justifies your playing poker Justifies justifies repeated the dear young man Ive got to play poker to get enough money to live Indianapolis Jour¬ Mutually Unpleasant There was once an Irishman who had a face that as one of his friends once re marked was an offense to the landscape Next to his homeliness his poverty was the most conspicuous thing about him Hence the unsympathetic comment of a neighbor How are ye Pat he said Mightly bad was the reply sure tis starvation thats starin me in the face Sure Is that so rejoined his friend be very pleasant for ayther of yez it cant ¬ Id like to see some hose please Clerk an ex hardware man Yes mad ¬ am With or without handles Chicago Evening News Hose Versus Hoes Epitomist FOR THE FRUIT FARM k not freezing temperature during the jnonths of winter A cross section of a house meeting these requirements is shown herewith A sandy or gravelly How to Build ii Practical Fruit and Vegetable House A fruit and vegetable house is a necessity where any considerable quantity of these products is to be housed The requirements are accessibility and the possibility of maintaining a low but ¬ knoll if conveniently located is se- ¬ lected and a few feet of excavation is made the depth depending on the char- ¬ acter of the winter in the given locality Two feet will be enough in some places a greater depth will be required in others The earth thrown out is to be retained to bank the walls as shown thus making the depth below ground greater A stone wall retains the earth Above this is a low structure of wood double boarded with building paper beneath both boardings One set of boards is nailed to the outside of stud ¬ ding and rafters and the other to the inside of the same as shown The ends of the building are banked There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all otherdiseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Co Toledo Ohio is the only Cheney constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of thesystem They offer one hundred dollars tor any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testiCo Tomonials Address F J Cheney ledo O Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best ¬ ¬ ¬ His Weakness She He does not seem He to be a brilliant conversationalist No unfortunately he cant talk on any nal subject unless he knows something about Puck it The Public Awards the Palm to Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs Binghamton N Y Leader It must be hard to lose ones mind said Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute the thoughtful boarder It ought to be Are you bruised Use St Jacobs Oil and easy if your head is cracked said the When you are prepared for an emergency You wont be long Shortest way cheerful idiot Indianapolis Journal 9 he Uly ever arises Washington it Nobody is too worthless to have some conSome people are great because they have 4 - 5 genial associates Washington Democrat an accumulating instead of a spending - cPie a Cure cured me of a Throat and sense Atchison Globe Lungtrouble of three years standing E As it certainly cures it St Jacobs Oil is Cady Huntington Ind Nov 12 1894 The Master Cure for rheumatism To the soul in torment there is no such Some people read only their church thing as time Hall Caine in The Chris Washington Democrat tian ¬ Demo-craF-¬ ¬ pa-pers- -r - A ¬ IDEAL GRANDMOTHEES Women Who Know Them May Live to Green Old Age 4 m Up-to-Date Sociology the Laws of Nature and Obey PUZZLE MAP OF THE Son Papa what is meant by the classes Sprocketts Why thevre professionals and A and B amateurs the Bs really arent amateurs at all Well and what are the masses Oh theyre the folks who pay gate money to see the races I spose N Y Journal -- 100 -- many things from sentiment and more interest can be aroused in some such interstate roadway than by all the states in tlhe union working single-handed and without purpose Such a road would bring to its sup¬ port the wheelmen of the nation arid they have shown a commendable spirit of helpfulness and a willingness to bear their share of the burdens attending good roads It would lead to the con- ¬ struction of tlhe states through whieh this interstate highway passed of a series of laterals which would bring all sections into connection with the main avenue The Salzer Seed Co want suitable names for their 17 inch long cornand White Oat easily frodigy You can win this 400potatoes Cata only all about it Seed 500 in prizes 150 a barrel Send This Notice and 10 Ors in Stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis and get free their great seed catalogue and 11 new farm seeds including above corn and oats positively worth 10 to get a start K 5 For New Names i Tlie Mean Thing u IV- - j - j- - NJ- - v v v - 7 JPKOIT AND VEGETABLE HOUSE My face said the Seasoned Soubrette is my fortune You dont say so retorted the Funny Comedian I thought it stood for what you owed And why did you think it stood for what I owed asked the Seasoned Soubrette Because explained the Funny Comedian I see you have it chalked up Indianapolis Journal ¬ tW zest good of convicts may be conserved To use this labor in transforming the ibogs and mudholes which compose a large portion of our country roads into tdry smooth highways would be to give to it a purpose in itself stimulating to the moral growth of the men engaged in it Of it advantages to the people especially to agriculturists there is no room for aiseussion Farmers Voice mer outing for thousands of people who now are withheld from its enjojment by the expense attending and would transform the country into a scene of life and pleasure such as now is wit¬ nessed only in the country districts of certain European lands Our prisons are to day a burden upon the people They sihould be made self supporting and in doing this the high -- It would make possible a sum ¬ up like the sides and a door is placed in one end above the earth in the posi tion of the dotted lines Double doors with glass in the upper part of each should be used A curtain can be placed over the glass of the inner door to keep the interior dark if desired tobe drawn when one enters the building for any purpose Such a building can be cheaply constructed and should prove very iYiuiiLue A small ventilator can be carried up from near the bottom and out through the roof if needed N Y Tribune HINTS FOR DAIRYMEN long- I i ¬ i A New Crazy Sect in Connecticut A lot of fanatics in the State recently immersed an old rheumatic woman bodily in the water to heal her as they said She nearly died in consequence How much better it would have been o have treated the poor old woman for her infirmity with Hostetter s btomach Bitters which not only cures rheumatism but prevents kidney complaint and remedies dyspepsia constipation liver trouble and nervous prostration Give it a systematic trial ¬ ¬ ¬ Water faom a j fit for the cow unused well is not What is your age She held back and refused to answer Oh speak up If you had answered the question promptly you would not be as old as you are now N Y World m suit One for tlie Lawyer A celebrated New York lawyer asked a distinguished actress in a breaeh-of-contract Providence has allotted us each at least seventy years m which to fulfill our mission in m Five Two Cent Stamps life and it is generally our own fault if TO COVER THE COST OF we die prematurely MAILIHG Nervous exhaustion invites disease 4 This statement is the positive truth When everything becomes a burden and you cannot walk a few blocks in geography ever seen Interests the T without excessive fatigue and you 0 children and teaches them the geogra- - f break out into perspirations easily phy of their own country in a practical and your face flushes and you grow and lasting manner excited and shaky at the least provoca- ¬ f Not more than one sent to cne ad- dress Write to tion and you cannot bear to be 9 crossed in anything you are in dan ¬ F H LORD ger your nerves have given out you General Passenger and Ticket Agent need building np at once To build Chicago Great Western Railwav up womans nervous system and re CHICAGO ILL QUINCY BUILDING store womans health we know of no better or more inspiring medicine than Your ailment taken in time can be Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound thrown off if neglected it will run on into great suffering and pain Here is an illustration Mrs Lucy Goodwix Holly W Va says I suffered with nervous prostration faintness all gone feeling and palpi- ¬ tation of the heart I could not stand but a few moments at a time without Go to your grocer to day having that terrible bearing down sensation When I commenced taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound I and get a package of only weighed 108 pounds and could not sit up half a day before however I UwIlo had used a whole bottle I was able to be about I took in all about three bot-¬ tles of the Compound and am entirely cured now I weigh 131 pounds and feel like a new woman stronger and better than ever in my life So it transpires that because of the virtues of Mrs Pinkhams wonderful Compound even a very sick woman can be cured and live to a green old age PIf Mrs PInkliam Says When We Violate Natures Haws Our Punishment Is Pain If We Continue to Neglect the Warning We Die i UNITED STATE 4 SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS UPON RECEIPT OF t best instructor f i i i i ijc awwmwwwwmmvw f j fee at m Claus Spreckels is said to have over i2000000 invested in beet saigar re ifineries In one factory alone 3000 tons of beets are consumed each day Annu ¬ ally in ihis country 2000000 tons of Urar are used Owing to the insuffi ¬ ciency of the home supply much of the fruit and uar required by the great imported milk factories is condensed Jn ordei to give us the necessary amount of sugar each year 1333333 ceres of beet producing land yielding 3000 pounds of sugar to an acre should¬ is believed be cultivated It three timesthat farm as much realize ers may sugar beets as from TUoney from raising crops of wheat promoters of d brought in contact with Dark stables are J tru Plowman and Impure milk cawe The Beet Sugar Industry Milk quickly and thoroughly Quick milking is the thing If you milk a sick cow wasfi the hands before milking another cow Watch the milk to xe that it is nat ¬ ural If unnatural do not mix it with other milk Droppings should be removed several times a day if the cows are kept stabled all the time Land plaster is one of the very best things for absorbing moisture and odors in the stable The oleomargarine business has had a serious setback but the bogus lard business still goes on Sand will make a very good absorbent in the stable the only objection being that it will get into the hair It is always well to milk a stream or two on the ground to carry away any dirt that may be at the crafice Cold milk absorbs odors very readilj but cold or warm it should never bs odors---We- Many People Cannot Drinlc coffee at night It spoils their sleep You can drink Grain 0 when you please and sleep like a top For Grain Odoes not stimulate it nourishes cheers and feeds Yet it looks and tastes like the best coffee For nervous persons young people and children Grain 0 is the perfect drink Made from pure rams Get a package from your grocer to ay Try itin place of coffee 15 and 25c Caloimo Fresco Tints FOR DECORATING WALLS AHD CEILINGS that nal you were a stockholder she consented Mack Yes First he viewed my shares and then she sharedmy views N Y Jour- ¬ Jack As So after you satisfied her father It Was grocer or paint dealer and do your own kal- - WMLWillW somining 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 be made by hand To be mixed with Cold Water B SENT FOR SAMPLE COLOR CARDS and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you m the way oi oDtaining re gfiftRibRSr vuiu amiiaHiHBHHilHI 1 a is nourisniiig ana neaitn ful Insist that yonr Rtocer gives you GR AIN o n tjj uuu iinuauou the cost Made from pure grains it 0 It takes the place of cof- Z ttr S is e s to be your wife THE WIURALO CO tYiYiYiWiV NEW BRIGHTON SI 15 NEW YORK Whether on pleasure bent or business take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs as it iS acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys liver and bowels preventing fevers headaches and other forms of sickness For eale in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug gists Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only ¬ When Traveling FORBID a A FOOL A THING AND hi-- WIIUl UV IHAI flE urn n4 DONT USE -- T Z PUJ ENDY0URKAME0NAP0STARi Wt WILL OEHB YOU OUR 130 PflGE GVTALOGUE ILLUSTRWTED FREE GW - st- j Married people laugh at things at the theater WhlOn tnKlcP cirlo lnnlr m4 1T7V l ington Democrat SAPOLIO WAWWWffl WSCHESERREPEATINe ARMS CO ISOYlNCHESTEfc AVE NEW HAVEN A N K E ILe 1693 AMVJBJtTaSJEJa pleac state that yon tew paper SEN WRITING TO tent in tblt V A jdvertUo 1 i- - 8 nUtU8TBarYgrt THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 25 1898 tcai MILLERSBURG i ITii X CREEL OPERATION THE PROCESS BY WHICH TORTOISE SHELL IS PRCCURED ¬ OLD TIME MELODIES About TLe SONGS THE DARKIES USED TO SNG IN News Notea Gathered la And Ruime s- - fc V Fv r Negroes of the Present Bay Cut Them iHres Set on the Living Turtle to Sepa Into Scrappy BJscords Massa Will rate the Bony Layers of the House In Visits Old BIcse and Together They A Business That Which He Lives Recall the Happy Old Times Struck an Observer as Heartless The old time plantation songs of the There are many articles of daily and slavery days have about passed away liourly use constantly passing before eyes and through our hands about our and the negroes now cut the original the production of which we know com- ¬ melodies into scrappy discords and mi- ¬ paratively little or nothing An inter- ¬ nor notes A negro had rather strike a esting example of this is tortoise shell minor note than to rub the waistband from which combs and hairpins are of his pants against a well filled table made besides a multitude of trinkets and eat It seems that the peculiar tone for the dressing table the desk and holds a fascination for him which can- ¬ the pocket Fierce crusades have been John Connell Mr Leonard Drain of Eminence was not be overcome There is always someinstituted in recent years against the the guest of his daughter Mrs Frank thing to interest you when you can hear slaughter of birds for the procurement a genuine old time plantation song as of their plumage for hat trimmings Miller Friday Airs Jas Cuinmings of Maysville and yet I venture to say that the proc- ¬ sung by the aged slave negroes when was ess of procuring tortoise shell is a cru ¬ and the euest of relatives here Friday heart and soul are united in the song Saturday elty to animal life which far exceeds I have spent many a pleasant hour The County School Association will that to which birds are subjected meet A 71 T In the eighties I happened to be down school here Saturday at the public listening to the quaint songs of an old building negro on in Bluefields on that awful Mosquito Mr Whittington Mann of Paris was gray headed would raspmy grandfathers farm as he the screeching coast and at tht invitation of ono Mrs W M chords in accompaniment on his banjo gue8t his aunt Manuel Latona who was the owner and Miller yesterday When he would sing he would get a Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to Do you want to be happy and make aDD janr friends happy captain of a small schooner went with Mr Wm Milam of Maysville was humming start with the chords and make your selections of Christmas presents We have the largest grandest and prettiest stock ot holiday him to the cay El Roncador for tortoise We are giving goods away you migM say so low are we selling them shell This cay gets its name which in the guest of his daughter Mrs H H Degm witn a long arawn out nore rear goods ever displayed in Paris way back pat his feet and shake his old Phillips yesterday English would be the Snorer from the To make room we have decided to sacrifice ouir immense stock of Miss Mattie Power was home Satur gray head He enjoyed singing and I exceedingly angry surf which can be Iheard for a long distance breaking over day from her school to see her mother enjoyed listening I would take him little pieces of colored paper and all the iha reefs This is the cay on which a who is now improving AND Mr Fred Martin of Wilsons Bottom colored glass I could find to get him to couple of years back the historic old near Maysville is the guest of Mr sing for me and to repeat the farfamed AND ship Kearsarge was wrecked and bat- ¬ Frank Herbert near town verse of alliteration Did you ever see tered to pieces El Eoncador is nothing Miss Bessie Ashurst of the M F C a possum in a papaw patch a pickin mnro rtv locc Vnn a frwninn1 nfvral ic was the guest of Miss Bessie Redmon up papaws and a puttin em in his throughout Read every line in this advesfcisement it will advise wbere to buy and save land such as is found fimLnnt the from Saturday until Monday pocket to make a papaw pie for his southern seas three quarters of a mile Bior Bareraias in Capes that were 8200 now doc 250now 125 350now t95 5J0n ow 2 50 600 now Mr Eoyce Alton entertained about papa This is the joy of his life and 3 00 long perhaps and not more than a thirty o his young lady and gentlemen 750 now 4 25 900 now 500 1Q00 now 625 1250 nw700t 15U0 now 750 it never grew old or tiresome to him to quarter of a mile across its widest part friends last Friday night at tea Jackets that were 0now 200 450 now 225 500 now 250 600 now 325 750 now 375 850 now repeat it Surrounding the island is a reef inside house in If you want Mose was his name and not long 425 1050 now5257 1200 now 595 1500 now 6 9 which the water is smooth and rath- ¬ k Pepin g line beanything call the J T 1000 now on sure to Giving a way Overcoats and Ulsters that were 300 now r 500 now 275 750now 375 er shallow and at the bottom of this Hinton He can suit you and save you since I concluded to pay him a visit and to hear again the songs I had so enjoyed 500 1250 now 700 100 now 800 2000 now 9U8 shallow water there grows a peculiar money tf when a child I found his cabin and he Make your Christmas selections from our beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs Bnet nandkerchiefs kind of sea grass which is a dainty Mrs Louis Eogers of Cane Eidge was at heme being unable to get about initial handkerchiefs fine hosiery fine gloves fins jewelry fine gartera neckwearr fine shirt cuff food for the turtle tribes There is also visited relatives here yesterday Miss much I shook hands with the honest buttons ear rings stick pins hair pans fine purses silk umbrellas kid goves7fine plksh cases brush and found on the top of the water inside the Lillie Bouldeu of Lexington accompa- ¬ old negro and sat down The light comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove cases xeef a sort of small blubber fish called nied her home which came into his Toys dolls carriages wagons baby houses dishes drums- - cruaiis guns-- shops desks watches tam ¬ in Spanish dedalcs or thimble fish Mr Joe B Purnell and son Master welcome was and weface showed how had a long talk I which is perhaps the greatest delicacy Eeynolds Pnrnell of Bowling Green accordions vases sideboards carts sleighs trains bed steads cradles- bureau fcrTsunpets dancing asked him to take the dusty bourines Finally I Mo were guests Saturday and Sunday of- the entire turtle menu puzzles rockers wheelbarrowsbanjo from the wall and give me a few figures whips games The turtle whose shell is valued in at T M Purnells Big Bargains also in MEWS and BOV3 SOITS commerce is a small species known as or church strains of Nigger Foot In Ashes at a Notice An v person your- - puarcase smouffiifcs to 63000 Free Free We give a Laras Handsome Framed Pictra-e-wrjjelively clip He did as I asked and the thj hawk bill There are other varie ¬ wishing to give The Old Maids Coa old time vigor came upon him again We give Cupon Tickets with everything you buy of us no matter linow smalll ties which come to El Eoncador to vention a church entertainment will Kern em bzrvhv place to save nxney is at gpawn but they are not molested Dur- ¬ address Llts E M Caldwell Millers After playing awhile I asked him to sing me the corn shucking song the ing the night the turtles crawl up on burg Ky niggers used to sing while they About twenty Odd Fellows were the shore to lay their eggs each female after the depositing on an average about 70 To down from Paris Thursday night to danced the rabbit dance assist in conferring thp degrees on Kirby corn was all husked and the white folks do this they dig holes in the sand about Denton of Ruddles Mills and to par- ¬ had gone to bed He was in fine spirits two feet deep and after laying the eggs take of a banquet and with his head way back on his chair cover them over so deftly that it is al ¬ Master Walker Morrow son of Mrs most impossible for a novice to find Morrow the matron at the M F C and his feet extended to keep time with BABG them These eggs are really delicious fell down stairs with a pitcher of hot the banjo he sang Early one mornin on my massasr farm when roasted but the turtle fishers are water and severely scalded one hand Cut dat pigeon wing Lizy Jane J careful not to destroy those they do not and his right leg I heard dein chickens a givin do alarm PASISV take for food so as to promote as much Shake yo feet Miss Lizy Jane Messrs Chas Martin and Letton Shake yo feet niggers itll sbpn be day raa possible the increase of this valuable Vimont have returned from a fox hunt L Shoot along sea reptile At night the fishers conceal in Mason They report plenty of foxes Massa ketch lively r Miss Ll 1Bpeto pa yip eJwU A Ip- ub dancin there Tr r y K3iriW - i it3fc r V -- s f -i themselves along the shore as well as and fine sport They were guests of Mr vS We got to dig taters and hoe e if orn possible and when the turtles come up Jeff Arthur while there Hit dat dubble shuffle Lizy Kel M-i Youd better be arbumpinr coz it aoon b Sam Ross colored and John Jackson of the water oh the beach they rush out morn forth and turn them over on their backs colored- who enlisted in the United Shako dat balmoral Lizy Janeet with iron hooks leaving them secure in States army five years ngo returned D O M0O2S Sk R- AAIR After Moso finished singing thi song Satnrday on a three mouths furlongh LGG8K RAIES TiniE GA2CD National this position until morning They have enlisted again for three an eight inch griiLplayed across his face The tortoise shell of commerce is not K R R Iu from ear to ear his eyes sparkled and jenrs WILL3E FOU2JD IN vlb is generally believed the horny cover- ¬ Rev Father T S Major of Frank- the old negro washappy again as if the ARRIVAL OF TRAINS ing or shell proper of the turtle it is fort will deliver a lecture in Millers young folks had gone through their the scales which cover the shield These burg on Feb 11th from the subject dancing while he sang He said Mas- ¬ FirooB Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p 1BE BOlftRGN NEWS m 10di5p m scales are 13 in number 8 of them be- ¬ From the Army to the Altar or Why sa Will de beat days ob de old niggers Phoned m ing flat and the other 5 somewhat curved a Confederate Soldier Became a Catho- ¬ life am done gone but when I think obi Frcna Lexington 439 a m 745 a m AND TH2 333pmnfe37p 3 BfcABWAY Pour of those that are flat are quite lic and a Priest The proceeds are for de good old times we had befo de wah PRIS KY a m OliOLOiDOLJCLti large sometimes being as much as 12 the benefit of a Confederates orphan deso bones ob mine gits young and1 From Richmond 435 a mi 740 328p Office Hoar - 6 to12 a m and 1 to long and 7 inches broad nearly d tughter inches p m want to git right up and hit de jig step Tmm Maysville 7 42 a Sdc tf 5p m Among those who attended the funeral agin like I use todo transparent and beautifully variegated DEKAsKETCSB OF TRENS in color with red yellow white and of Miss Kate Purnell whose remains I told him L was something of a a m 755 a m dark brown clouds which give the ef¬ were Saturday interred in the Millers dancer myself and that if he would We have arranged a Clubbing Rate Judge W M fects so fully brought out when the shell burg cemetery were 340 Bi m out down lively on the eld barnyard and daughters m by which vre can cive is properly polished A turtle of aver Prnell Purnell and sonMiflees Mary and euokle I wold show him a few steps To Lexington T 50 a in 1105 Mr LittletOB Jennie 545 pk m 1021 p as ago size will furnish aboui eigJ pounds Darnell Mr and Mrs A T This tickled the wrin ¬ i jig dancing of tucse laminae or scales Qiur piGGe Mr and Mrs June Payne Mr aud luiu kled faced coonand he sang and played Totichmond 11 08 a m 513 Ik m Veterinary Surgeon Benict f Boib Papers Ons Year lor only 225 1025 Ma dng from an eighth to a quarter of an E T Beeding all of Paris and others in earnest Regular Price for Bote is 35 p m 2JS To Maysville 750 a m All diseases of the domesticated ani ¬ inch iu thickness Mr C W Howard and wife euter F B Carr Agent Rooster doohicken coopicroTrinifo day mals treated on scientific principles We save you generous part of this sum It is the method by which these scales tained the business men of the Burg Horses in in stable go nay nay nay do SL-- Diseases ot the hog a specialty sire loosened which is the repulsive part Fiiday evening it being the fifteenth Ducks in de yard go quack quack quack Office at Tnrny Clark Mitchells Send or bring your cash with order to quack of the business The turtles are not anniversary of Mr Howards starting And do goose goes filley tfloel lower stable killed as that would lead- - to their ex ¬ into the grocery business in this city ft flmfl 1 THE BOURBON NEWS Pigs in de pen keep arsquealinfoJslop At I P termination in a very few years After anl by close attention to business fair Eig dogs barkinliko dey never vrillstop capturing them the fishers wait for day-I-v- dealing and politeness he has met with Paris Ky Guineas in de tree go pot rack pot rack much success The guests were royally to complete the work The turtles And do goose goes entertained to an elegant supper in Mr e vumed over again in their natural ANTED TRUSTWORTHY and and Mrs Howards new home which I stopped him because I was out of it ion and fastened firmly to the was but recently completed active gentlemen or ladies to breath and ha laid back in his ohair imd by means of pegs Then a bunch PARIS KY travel for responsible established house MAIN ST 402 EAST BOUND and laughed till his sides were aching in Kentucky Monthly 6500 and ex¬ dried leaves or sea grass is spread Ovar Deposit Bank I pulled out a rabbits foot and tossed Lv Louisville 83Sam 600pm penses Position steady puly over the back of the turtle and Reference it to him and the effect was magical Ar Lexington llJ5am 810pm c kfire not great enough fcoOpm I Office hoursi 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m Enclose self addressed stamped envelope The heat is He jumped three feet on a rise and six Lv Lexington 1125am 850pmo0am 8S0pm Tha Dominion Company Dept W Vlnehesterll5Sam 923piu 915am injure the shell merely causing it to feet on the stretch and gave a whcoD Lv Mt Sterlingl25pm 950pia 950am 705pm Chicago Ar 16nov 8t y paiate the joints A large blade very 6jam340paa Washington which was equaL to a Comanche chiefs Ar Bhiladelpliial0I5am 705pm iii Jar in shape to a chemists spatula After his fright was over he told me Ar Sew York 1240nn 90Spm Ar then inserted horizontally between whatever I did not to put any more of WEST BOUND e laminae which are gentlj pried those hoodoos on him I did not intend t t OP om the back Great care must be tak to frighten him but wished to see if Ab Winchester 730am 450pm G5nam 250pm not to injure the shell by too much 520pm 735am 315pm 800am i Crausby St the superstition he had possessed in Ar Lexington 158 Mr A 911am G30pm Frankfort at and yet it is not forced off until it Memphis HTenn saysof that Kerrwife his young days had departed from him Ar Shelby villa 1001am 720pm Co Offios over G S Varden his Ar fully prepared for separation by a paid no attention to a small lump which I gave him a shining dollar for scaring Ar Louisville 1100am 315pm i v appeared in her breast but it soon de- ¬ him so and he was himself again Wa iffioieut amount of warmth Trains marked thus t rut daily ex- ¬ The operation as one may readily veloped into a cancer of the worst type had had a fine time in thet few hours X cept Sunday other trains run daily Office Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Through Sleepers between Louisville lagine is the extreme of cruelty and and notwithstanding the treatment of had staid with him and asked him any turtles do not survive it Most of the best physicians it continued to to pick up his banjo again I play and Lexington and Hew York without and r em do live however and thrive and spread and grow rapidly eatingfcwo sing the tune he used to call Mr Kim ¬ change The doctors For xates Sleeping Car reservations or covering just as holes in her breast time grow a new soon pronounced ble His bony fingers raked across the any information call on man will grow a new finger Luil in A strings again and he sang the quaint F B Carr her incurable aco of one he might lose The pecul- enjoyed often when a child N R R Daily by mail - - - Agent L celebrated New York Budg I had ROUTE 6 a year rity of the second growth of shell treat-¬ Paris Ky specialist then Daily and Sunday by mail You cant guess what we had fo supper orGEORGE W Barney 8 a yesg BEST LINE TO AND FROM ongh is that instead of reproducing Cum a ed her but she con- ¬ Mr Kimblel Div Pass Agent V5 tinued to grow worse Black eyed peas and bread and butter Lexington Ky ie original number of 13 segments it is Cum a Mr Kimble and when informed stored in one solid piece VVc that both her aunt see the operation of taking the To All Points In Michigan Beefsteak ham and mutton chop and grandmother had Cum a Mr Kimble trll from the living turtle onca is died from cancer he Make a niggers lipa go flippityfloi out all a man of northern breeding HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in Cum a gave the case up as Mr KimWe helpless rtiles White City Special ants of it and if the mo worm hopeless And after each verse he sang the cho- ¬ fer- Best Terminal Station ad the power of voicing their Someone then re- rus SALE Price 5c a copy SMITH SHOP FOR By mail 2 a year I 1 of gs under it their cries woulu commended SSJ3 Txeemo kimo kilgo kayro a heartless a business as man hi5 yet and though little hope remained she DESIRE to sell my house and ot Pleero fliro fiavorayj Address THE SUN New York Avoiding The Tunnel ignged in New York Post begun it and an improvement was no-¬ Rep strop eriwinkle little yaller boogerl with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ticed The cancer commenced to heal and Cum a r Mr Kimble ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal BOSTON Impossible In His Case when she had taken several bottles it Though age had left its telling mark ance in twelve months For further and although sev-¬ on the person 01 Moso Wagner Sleeping Cars Hungry Higgins I bet be paper says disappeared entirely his rich voice particulars address or call on BLDEGR1SS BEN J F SHARON never begin a journey eral years have elapsed not a sign of was as clear as a bell and the minstrel oughtnt to the disease has ever returned Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf fore br eakfast of today cannot equal it fpr genuine Dops it have any Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Vvcaiy Watkins melody I was not anxious to leave 1897 Cars Private Compartment to naLe a Cars ivico for us blokes that has him but the day was far spent and I Elegant CoachBS and Dining Cars Indian- mrney to find the breakfast miles bade him SSS guaranteed purely vegetable had several left thetc go so Iold servant Fmt and Ornamental lis Journal Be sure your tickets read via tc BIG Trees 8tJkof Vines faulrful is a real blood remedy and never fails goodby and Grape Small Fruiti Asparagus and every thing for Or ¬ to curs Eczema Rheumatism with tears streaming down his husky most scientific forester in Europe Scrofula Cancer other blood disease IXaTTIMEI03E32EL3 Tie chard Lawn and Gardnn or any face Ee laid his rough harida on my O McCORMICK that the oldest treeo in northern We have no Acrenta Vmf- haIT Our books saving Massa head and blessed me f u Passenger Traffic Mgr PARIS KENTUCKY OTJO aro the pines of Norway and the planter saving enormous commit will be mailed Will 1 11 soon be over dere in de land I BMAJRTXN not unown free to any ad Sweden and that these axvuB aiaiugue on application to ob Canyan but Slr remember tv- visit Gen PassJlTkt Agt Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls y crmEnys dress Swift 1 more than 570 live H F HILLENMEYER to my dyiu day Liuisili- - suiier nromntlv answered Your work is ClNOINNATI O oldest oaks lived enly a i le more than Specific Co solicited Prices reasonable Journal liEXINGTON KY Atlanta Ga J800 years Mr Dave Conway is in Cincinnati this week on business Miss Julia Evans is visiting her mother aLd sister in Georgetown Hihkston creek was higher here Sun- ¬ day than it has been for nine years County Attorney Denis Dundon of Paris visited friends here Saturday Mr Ernest Thorn of Cynthiana was the guest of relatives here Saturday Mis9 Julia McClelland of Lexington was the guest of Mrs Caleb Corrington Saturday Mrs Anna Thoruton went to Paris Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs THE OLD SLAVE DAYS - TWIN BROTHERS WILL YOU ¬ HAPPY S j i - MENS BOYS OVEROCMTS CLOTHIITG LADIES JACKETS CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC j i t l mu-fE-jr- s - n I BOUHBONS BIGQ EST AIN BBINGEBSi 70t 70S MAIN ST KY - v i TOjirM m - l - A - ¬ -- Brs Adair k Moore Dental Sugeons Stat i em ji m25 I1RER Fyth Henry L Casey ll hr mmm Pv 1 filley-L-fe- el TIME TABLS H DAILEY p i -- W Cancer I the Breast H A SMITH Hews and Opinions f National Importance THE SUN CONTAINS BOTH BIG FOUR CHICAGO le 1 TOLEDO DETROIT le The Sunday Sun - SHEET tle ¬ 1 I ST LOUIS s NEW YORK tottr A Real Blood Remedy IRfflil FALL - JOHN CONNELLY - 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