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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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TfmSiSSm -- rf - TH CHAMP BO URBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established MILLER Editors and Owners tub i issi NO 10 EIGHTEENTH f EAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4 1898 I Theatrical And Otherwise Bemarks In OF Main and Broadway Tk Foyer Miss Julia Evans hns returned from Ring out tidingsrin jbyf ul tune For ire Georgeto wnJ ZZ 82M g Mr G Kentuckiansbut atglad oh Hog camfe noon Y John James8u Jr1 took possessioiTof And failed to bbserve his shadow poBtoffice Tuesday vice F A Jones the Consigned to the past are the old time bed with their high posts Mclntyre McCliutock shippeda car their towering canopies and their fluttering draperies finneqans fortune Bourbon Circuit Court of hogs and a- car of cuttle Tuesday The- Peters and Green Musical Com nighty THE BELVOF TOD AY Economy Building Loan Association Go to II H Phillips and see the edy Company comes to Paris fo day for of Paris Kentucky Plaintiff Is of iron or brass Light clean attractive and strong it combines great oil painting a free show worth performances tofuijjhfc to aazrow after ¬ V8 bed The prices seeing in attractive form ail the requisites of an noon and nightattheoera house The NE P Bestetc Defendants oover a wide range Fimiegans F r Mrs D R Kiuibrough and daughter bill to night will be By virtue of a judgment of the Bour ¬ 350 450 500 etare guests of John Jame ¬ tune of Oyntbiaua Ladieswill be admitted free if bon Circuit Court made and entered in son Sr accompanied by a person with a thirt -- the above styled cause at its November Misses Mary Sinedley and Mae Tur five cent ticket that is purchased before term 1897 1 will sell publicly at the ney have returned from a - visit to six oclock this vening The Birming- ¬ Court house door in Paris Kentucky on Maple and Mahogany chamber furniture in attractive styles Hutchison ham Ala AgelHerald says Miss Rosa D Allen guest of Miss The Peters te Green company of MONDAY FEBRUARY 7TH 1898 FOLDING BEDS Lucylee Allen returned to Sharpsburg comedians received an ovation at the Chiffonier Beds full ize Wednesday The building at aboutjjthe hour of noon the follow- ¬ opera house lasS night 1500 1800 2000 Collier Bros sold to Mclntyre was packed andjammed with a mass of ing described tracts of land to wit Mahogany finish upright bed wifh 18x40 French mirror al 3000 McClintock twenty four head of 800 b humanity thataughed and applauded throughout the entire performance heifers at 3 75 Beginningat 1 on the southeast edge of Look at our East window Cat Price Sale of Pictures The aggregation is a howling success the pike leading from Millersburg to Mrs Ada Bender and Miss Mattie and thats all tBere is to it At the Ruddles Mills Q 3 Sparks art lecturing to the ladies of the prices they plajjtho opera house ought 2976 poles to 2 and running N 48 W¬ and of stone fence cortown on hygiene to be about three times as big to accom- ¬ ner to Wilder theu with stone fence as - All new designs Wall Papers now open and ready for inspectionmodate the crowds that will H colorings See ns before placing your ordar Liberal Discount for Mr WofH Mt Johnsou and Mrs Jas endeavor to lee the really donbtles t it meanders N 50J E 5 40 poles to 3 N and excellet Sterling formerly of 33 E 1 48 poles to 4 N Collier 43 E 2040 contracts now Among th poles to 5 a stone corner to S Thompson people in the Company this place are both quite ill specialties werethe De Ive sisters in taen 57 W Wm Collier of Mt Sterling will pretty dances Qfeen in Edisons talking SarahNMoore 5230 poles to 6 corner to then join his brother Dick in California in machine BillieJgPaylor and Lillie Dur ¬ to a stake corner to N 49J W 2208 poles Laypon then S 54 a few weeks and go to Alaska ham in select songs and a number of W 5312 poles to 8 thenorth edge of the Dan Howard aged 18 son of Dave others includiSgfrPepita the sensational rock on said pike then S 38 J E 6948 Carpets Furniture Wall Paper mt poles to 9 corner to Jerry Hall then N Howard who lives onGS Allens farm dancer Mt Olivet 48 E 961 poles to 10 a stone corner to died Wednesday near same then S 48 E 20 poles to 11 the If you want anything in the house Miss Gertrude OMalley who made Southeast edge of the rock in said pike kpeping line be sure to call on J T then N E to 12 a bend in Hinton He can suit you and save you such an exceiUntiJUartha in The New the pike72then28 poles E 1456 poles N 83f to the Saturday night has had a Dominion tf money beginning and containing 331 acres and Miss Mae MUps who has been the varied experience having been on tl e 29 p les and is the same property con- ¬ guest of her aunt Mrs John V Ingels stage since stTwas three years old veyed to the said Nannie E P Best by for several weeks returned to Mays She has been rm the support of Booth M L Pressly by deed of record in the ville yesterday the Barrett McOrtllbugh Bandmann Mod office of Court ulerk of the Bourbon County in deed book 71 at page Frank Herbert shipped five chickens jeska Clara Morris and Jeffreys Lewio 89 to Mrs Ora Kim mens at Corinth Miss and has played Fauntleroy Louise in Also a certain tract of land lying near Will Letton shipped a pair of bronze ¬ The Twq Qrpiians and Valentine in the above tract beginning at a stone turkeys to Thos Woodford at Butler corner Smith then S 48i E The Celebrated Case besides having 19 polesto Ja Bruce on Ky to stone the N margin of During the past year there have been beeri in her fathers stock company two the Ruddles Mills Turnpike then cross different styles of iog the pike at the bridge N 39 W 14 thirty burials in the Millersburg ceme- ¬ years tery including the remains of those who characters Miss OMallev is about poles to a stone on the N margin thence N 48 died away from here but were interred twenty and a bright future is predicted of the pike E 10 poles to the beginnig containing 1 here for her acre and 23 poles and is the same propMrs C W Howard and Miss Mattie erty conveyed to N E P Best by M Mclntyre went to Elizaville yesterday L Presley by deed or so to attend the burial of Mrs Sarah Clay Clementjfofirst stage experience as may be necessary tomuch thereof satisfy the Mclntyre wife of the late Marion was in Uncapacity of a property man debts interest and costs of this action Mclntyre Later he was a in SanJEranciacc - rhieves robbed the smoke housei- of fmemberl6ftbompaniesJn Frisco J Said sale will be made upon credits of Jas SBGrayneMt01ivetThurdaT and Denvertj r afterwards supptbfting sixand twelyemonthsjfdriequiilparttj of night and secured several pieces of tfie purchase money and flojir and IJaniel Bandinan the celebrated traged- ¬ will be required to execute bonds im- ¬ meat a hundred pounds sof some poultry ian being up in twenty seven roles mediately upon the conclusion of said Mr sale with good surety to be approved by E P Clarke Ashby Leer Oscar in a repertoire of eighteen plays ¬ the rndersigned Master Commissionei Rankin Tom Mclntyre Ad Turner Clement also played spinster character payable to said Commissioner and bearJohn Caldwell Robr Chancelor and G parts among them being Miss Cornie ing interest from date until paid at the W Bryan went to Cincinnati this week in rate of six per cent per annum having East Lynne to try the tobacco market the force and effect of a judgment forget the Masonic supper to ¬ Dont Said a judg night at their new hall There will be A comely maid who sold 6hoe polish at ment insale is made to satisfy Economy favor of the plaintiff Soule twenty five cents per bottle and who and recitals singing music J Loan Association of Paris Smith of Lexington and others will occasionally shined a shoe to effect a Building Kentucky for 1479 88- with interest cordially invited speak All are sale earned a peck of quarters at Lex- ¬ thereon from the 30th day of May 1896 Mr Chas Simons of Cynbiana is uutil paid and 10 costs of former suit here in the interest of the Black Dia- ¬ ington this week amounting on the day of sale to mond R R and will call a meeting of 163961 and also a judgment in favor thecitizens Saturday evening at ot tne iagie rooacco warenouse Co Gus J Heege 36 the actor known for 60000 with interest thereon from Bryans Hall Every one invited Capt Wm Milam of Maysville was the country over as Yon Yonson died the 23d day of February 1897 until ptidat the rate of 6 jr cent per annum the guest of bis daughter Mrs H H at his home in Cleyeland aniouniiug on the da of sale to 634 40 Phillips Wednesday He was on his 10429 making and the costs to wit way to Lexington with ten highbred ¬ sum to be raised on day of sale The Manola Masou Company dis the total trotters for the Woodford and Shanklin next week sale Saturday 237836 banded at Savannah Ga EMMETT M DICKSON Rev Father Major of Frankfort will night Subject lecture here on Feb llth K Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit From The Army to the Altar or Why Court a Confederate Soldier Became a Catho- ¬ Puddnhead Wilson is a coming at- ¬ Proceeds to educate traction at the Paris opera house lic and a Priest McMillan Talbott Attys a Confederate soldiers orphan daughter Cards are out announcing the mar- ¬ Eleven pounds four xxxx coffee for riage of Miss Elizabeth Marshal 100 Fee Son to Mr McCormick of Knoxville of DEI1QUEN T -- A Hats Knox and Dun lap Theodore Hamilton Kirk hereCovingtona Try our Bromangdon the most der - The latter is well known and is Styles 3 licious dessert jelly ever produced prominent tobacco buyer jfs All persons who have not paid their McDermott Spears A committee of Odd Fellows compos- ¬ poll tax for 1897 are notified to call at ed of Messrs C W Howard T P the New line of Shirts from 75c up Wadell Jas Woolums William Carpen- ¬ vvngnts Celery Ta cures constipa- ¬ saveSheriffs ottice and settle same and costs Harmon Stitt and W tion sick headaches 25c at druggists The very latest collars and ter J D Judy were 18jan 4t JOS WILLIAMS C B C G McClintock in Paris Wednes cuffs strictly up to date day soliciting money for the Widows The Northwestern is carrying nearly and Orphans Home provided it is located 1000000 insurance on the lives of 15c to 20c Collars here They were voted 1500 by the Bourbon Countys representative citi- ¬ Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair Fiscal court anu 250 subscribed by pri- ¬ zens Call on R P Dow Jr for 25c 50c and vate citizens Latest Neckties 26oc 8t Will not be responsible for any debts particulars unless written order from me 75c Full and complete line of Dont miss the first chapters of the S BROOKS CLAY gents furnishings story on third page Supervisor of Public Roads 8jan tf Land and a Living O F BROWEF CO- - MILLERSBURG News Note Gathered la And About The Ruric GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS MASTERS SALE -- MASTERS SALE OP ie Bed of tlie Future JSl - X iandL City Property Bourbon Circuit Court Economy Building vs Sallie Thomas etc Defendants By virtue of a judgment of the Bomr bon Circuit Court made and entered i the above styled cause on the 18th day of December 1897 1 will sell publicly at the court house door in Paris Ken ¬ tucky about the hour of noon on MONDAY Zim3k1 - Plaintiff Loan Associatioa up-to-da- te - White Enameled Dresser 1250 and 1350 FEBRUARY 7TH 1898 to- - the following descrii ed real estate wit 1 3 3 C F BROWER CO o EDWARDS The certain house and lot situated on the Sonth 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 Mansions lot and is the same property conveyed to said Sallie Thomas by John L Trundle and wife by deed of date May 7th 1890 which is of record in the Clerks office of the CountyjCourt of Bourbon county at Deed Book 73 page 22 and is part of the property conveyed to John L Trun ¬ dle by Selby Lillestcn and wife Said sale will be made upon credits qf six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money and for which the purchaser will be required to exe ¬ cute bonds with good surety to be apr proyed 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 ¬ mas supplies Nuts 10c lb Figs 8 to 15c lb Raisms 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 35c lb fiiiSSx See my select stock of Christ playinty ¬ with interest thereon from September until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum amounting prin- ¬ cipal and interest on the day of sale to the sum of 692 65 and the costs of this 7585 making the total suit to wit to be raised on the day of sale the sum sum of 76850 3Uth 1896 of a judgment to salo is made Said satisfy a judgment in favor of the plaintiff herein for the sum of 64066 EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court - granges u to uc qozeii Apples bananas prunes grapes pickles dried fruits oysters celery crackers turkeys The cheapest line of fire works in Paris Come and see me Us the--purchas- l MgMJKCAir - Talbotjt Attys - fi ASSIGNEES SMm HSSS ri iMiillaflMHBfP mu MltfjjHBnHMaKfiS 1 hC UriLZet v - OF ¬ IIoiiiIhii Inimly ¬ - EDWARDS - Bourbon Circuit Court Nannie T Martins vs T M Fisher etc Exr Plaintiff Defendants DFriss EHy WE ARE THE PEOPLE By virtue of an agreed order of sale in the above styled action entered at the Nov 1897 term of the Court the under ¬ signed willl on MONDAY FEBRUARY 7TH 1898 Headquarters For Correct Styles ¬ IMS ¬ NOTICE SjtylriHr OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS Our30 Business Suits for 35 Our 35 Business Suits for 30 Our 40 Business Suits for 35 Sold by others for 55 to 60 Try our 8 Trousers- Our 30 Overcoatsfor 25 Our 35 Overcoats6for30 Our 40 Overcoatsfor 835 Sold by others for60 1 3 - Sold by others for Are best and cheapest in the New South Easy terms Land 3 to 5 an acre Good schools and churches Ifo blizzards No cold waves New illus- ¬ trated paper Land and a Living 3 months for 10 cents in stamps W C Einearson G P A Queen fc Crescent Route Cincinnati -- flPMIHlSTRATOBS NOTICE about the hour of 11 a m oclock at the Court house door in Paris Bourbon County Kentucky expose to public sale the following real estate located near Rnddells Mills in Bourbon County Ken tucky to wit A tract of 131 acres 0 roods and IT poleB of land lying in Bourbon County Kentucky near the town of Ruddells Mills adjoining the lands lately owned by J W Mcllvain the MillerBburg Ruddells Mills turnpike the Willis Collins estate the farm lately owned by bourbon County as a poor house farm the lands 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 Cleric of Bourbon County Court in deed book 52 page 8 and the remaining 10 acres being the same lands conveyed to ssud Fisher by Joshua Barton and others by deed recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court in deed book 52 page 9 to which reference is made for a description of said lands by metes and bounds ¬ - We mean what we say and can prove it The above prices are tor Cash Engagements of Auctioneer A T ITorsfth PARIS FURHISHIHG JOE MUNSON Cutter TAILORIHCO H S STOUT Manager The only safe sure and Feb 7 Master Commissioner land sales etc Feb 16 C M Thomas admr of reo Thomas land stock crop ect citron peaches prunes apricots hominyi oat meal rolled oats t All persons having claims against C F Clay deceased will present the same properly proven according to law to the undersigned Administrators All persons knowing themselves in ¬ debted to C F Clay deceased will please settle promptly with the Admin- ¬ istrators B l J S B CLAY deceased WL DOUGLAS years this shoe by merit For alone has distanced zM competitors W L Douglas SJ3GO 400 and SSOO Bhoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also S250 and 8300 shoes for men gSGO youths and S2GOW L 5176 for boys and indorsed Douglas shoes are by over 1000000 wearers as the best In style nt and durability of OJiy shoo ever offered at the prices They are made in all tho latest shapes and styles and of every rarl- eiy 01 learnerIf dealer cannot supply you wrlto for cata- logue to W LDouglas Brockton Mass Sold by 14 - rf Wl I ill ll I Administrators of C F Clay lljan 4wk HOUSE AND LOT AND Terms This sale will be made upon credifs of 12 and 18 months for equal parts of the purchase money and tue purchaser will be required to execute bond with good surety to be approved of by the undersigned assignee bearing in- ¬ terest from date until paid at the rate of 6per cent This sale will be made free from the contingent dower right of the wife of T M Fisher For further information apply to the assignee at Rich ¬ mond Ky ¬ New crop currents raisins 3 SHOE theWoWd H B HOGG BLACK ¬ Or McMillan Assignee of T M Fisher Attys for Pltff Talbott tt Newton Mitchill -- HKt reliable Female PILL ever offered to Ladies To Cure A Cold In One Daj especially recoximend ed to married Ladies Take Laxative Bromo Quinini Tab FILLS and take no other lets All druggists refund the money Ask for DR MOTSS rZUOTTSOYAXi per Imx 6 fioses for 500 E Send for circular Price 100 CluvelanO Ohio if it fails to cure 25c For sala bv W IXR MOTPS CTTTOMICAI4 CO T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris For SaleBy W T Broolcs Prugglat y - SMITH SHOP FOR SALE house IDESEtE sell shop at and ot JacksonKy I win sell for half cash bal ville to my ¬ Paris Ky a PENNYROYAL PILLS 1 J P KELT active gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible established house in Kentucky Montbly 6500 and ex- ¬ ance in twelve months For further penses Position steady Reference particulars address or call on Enclose self addressed stampo i envelope BENJ F SHARON The Dominion Company Dept W 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky Chicago 16nov 8t and Ot rftjftfiuff gnvsJ- - iJi 2 THE BOUEBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4 1898 SCHOQNEB WEECKED A Sv f r 1 mKEv5 fc Is V r Washington Feb 1 An anti trust Eight Merv till on Bb ard Thought t very My little girl has always been bill explicit in its terms and naming Have Been Drowned riam has decided to start the first divisWashington Feb 3 The district using Hoods Sarsa-¬ a penalty of 10000 fine or from two to bill was completed and passed shortly rhe Four Story Brick Structure in Bains ion of ithe Alaska relief expedition delicate and has been several bottles of fifteen years imprisonment lias been Baslnesi in Boston Paralyzed by a Snow after 3 oclock Wednesday after wTich next Friday on the steamship George parilla She has taken an Hour After the Flames First Broke Mr Greene ¬ introduced in the house by this medicine and is a rugged child now Welder Oat Several Guests Made Thrilling the house took up the fortifications ap Storm Hundreds of Thousands of Dol don of Nebraska It makes it a felony to Escapes From the Windows In an interview which E 11 Wells We believe Hoods Sarsaparilla has S S lars Damage to Property Falling propriation bill monopolize or attempt to monopolize Electric Wires Start a Costly Fire who has just returned from Alaska what no other medicine could do Heminway rep Ind in charge or combine or conspire with any others GLoyERsviLLE N Y of the bill explained its provisions Feb 2 The had with him he asked if it were pos- Cabk 1316 Grand Ave Racine Wis or to monopolize any part of the trade Boston Fob 2 A northeast snow- The estimates of the department Alvord house one of Gloversvilles old sible to get the expedition safely commerce among the states or with storm which set in Monday and raged for fortifications and other works landmarks as well as the largest hotel around TKirty Mile river by cutting a and the mak until Tuesday afternoon completely of defense armament etc were in Fulton county lies buried in its road through the hills He was told it Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier foreicm nations ing1 of every contract agreement or amount own ashes At seven oclock Tuesday could be done He said he was greatly the while paralyzed all branches of business and 813378571 25 combination entered into by any per- street car and steam railroad traffic carried by the bill was but 34144912 morning the Alvord was a handsome pleased at the information and that Hoods Pills cure all liver ilia cents sons firms corporations or combina and for a time shut off the city from In discussing the harbor defense four story brick structure An hour instead of stopping the expedition1 at gaite a Kid tions of firms trust or otherwise to communication by wire with all places works erected under this policy Mr later it wa a mass of ruins The the foot of Lake Labarge to await the Jefferson a few weeks ago wa restrain trade or commerce or limit or outside the limits of Boston The Heminway stated tbat the defense of building burned with incredible rapid- spring break up of the ice as orig- ¬ Joseph in Boston with a friend Mr Jer control the output or price of any ar- storm was the most severe this city has New York harbor was complete He ity and spectators shuddered at the inally intended he would probably or- walkinc Judge Charles Levi The bill confers experienced in 25 years- - and caused auoted the chief of ordnance as having thought that some of the many in- der the expedition to proceed on the fer on met and there introduced to Judge ticle of commerce and was then jurisdiction on the several circuit and the loss of tseveral lives besides do said that not enough war vessels cohld mates would be unable to escape from ice beyond Thirty Mile river toward Woodbury bv the friend it district courts of the United States ing a money damage of hundreds of now enter the harbor m the face of trie the fiery furnace At this season the Dawson This so called Thirty Mile I am glad o meet you Mr Jefferson Baid Judge Woodbury - Youareiot so tall and any slate court having common thousarids of dollars Between 1 and 5 present defense system to materially business is unusually large and it is river is that part of the Yukon below a mail as vpur father was Whereupon Mr law jurisdiction and forfeits to the oclock Tuesday morning- a foot of damage the city understood that nearly every room in Lake Labarge which hit not frozen Jefferson expressed his pleasure at meet United States property owned under heavy wet snow settled over the city ing a friend and contemporary of his father Senator Whiter of California contin- the building was occupied The fire over such contracts etc and Jin course of and leveled wires in all directions ued his speech in opposition to the started on the ground floor and shot And you are not so large a man as yourr Gen Merriam was informed that grandfather whose acquaintance I also en- transit interstate or a foreign country The snow clung to thepoles and wires Hawaiian annexation treaty in the up through the upper stories with from the tenor of Capt Hays dis joyed continued Judge Woodbury The president and Mrs McKinley and aided by a wind blowing at the executive session of thesenate Wednes- ¬ lifirhtningr like speed the broad stairs patches which 1 brought the captain said Mr Jefferson- - TmWell Monday rate of 50 miles an hour prostrated all day amid many interruptionsand much and hallways furnishing great flues will be ablf to hold out at Ft Yukon somethingwell a kid after all Pittsburghwere entertained at dinner of night by Secretary of the Treasury telephone and telegraph lines out of cross fire In the main his speech was which carried the flames upward Al- until spring having sullicicnt to feed Dispatch and Mrs Gage The entire cabinet the city More than half the eleetrio a continuation of the argument on most immediately after the flairiK the hungry multitude there To Cure a Cold in One Day was present with the exception of Sec lights of the city went out and in constitutional lines which was begun were discovered the alarm was sound Gen Merriam also states that the All retary Alger The other guests wero suburban towns the fire alarm service Tuesday but he also took up questions ed through the house and the big hotel governrnejnt will probably explore the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets 25c mpney if it fails to cure druggists refund Justice and Mrs McKenna Miss Lucy was crippled of practical purport in Wednesdays was soon the scene of wildest con- Lanana river country thoroughly this Page o New York and Senator Hanna When lovers form a combination an enIn Newton broken wires falling speech and undertook to show that for fusion There was a wild scramble pn spring and prepare for the expected were the most elab- across others started fire in the elec reasons of commerce and defense the the part of the guests to escape from ruh of prospectors and mi rujrs to the gagement ring is the result Chicago Daily The decorations orate of the official season The house tric room of the elegant residence of acquisition of the islands would be un- the building with their personal prop- valley Fur ther government explora News was decorated with pink roses and Chas J Travelli the wealthy Pitts- - wise erty but many were forced to flee tions will be conducted on Copper A sprain may cripple but Stl Jacobs Oil hyacinths The table decorations were burgh steel manufacturer and in two Will cure it before it can It cures Previous to Mr Whites rspeech the without saving anything A few of the river particularly beautiful guests made their escape by the The Klondike excitement is increas hours nothing remained of the house gen- ¬ No Senator Vest from the senate com- but ashes esstairways but the smoke soon cut ing in Seattle and Portland aud tlemanman was ever blamed for being a Mr Travellis family but many have been falsely accused mittee on public health Monday made caped in their night clothes Loss off this retreat The next resort thousands of people are arriving from of it Chicago Daily News a report upon the bill providing for amounts to about 100000 of the imprisoned people was the the eastern states aud Kurope to go to the creation of a department of public n Use St Jacobs Oil promptly and freely to windows As their the Yukon The scenes oE last year A three masted schooner believed And say good bye to neuralgia health- - The report is adverse to the be the Chas S Briggs of Bath Me faces appeared the great crowd will dwindle into insignificance be proposition and it recommends a sub- ¬ laden with coal was wrecked off Litbelow vvatched breathlessly hoping side the stirring events coming in stitute for the bill for the enlargement tle Nahant Monday night against hope that all would be saved Alaska as that territory is about to be of the powers of the marine hospital The guests who were thus entrapped overrun by an immense host of in ¬ is believed there were eight men service The report says the first bill onJtboaid and all are thought to have did not long hesitate to take the risk vaders would deprive the marine hospital been drowned Tlie vessel is a total of jumping though some were rescued IiiniRtalliu League Convention service of its jurisdiction over quaran ¬ wreck The vessel is believed to have from their perilous positions by the A com Indianapolis Ind Feb tine matters and that a change so been wrecked about 8 oclock Monday firemen Others leaped from the win- mittee of the League of Bimetallic radical would be impolitic and dan- night She struck upon the ledge dows several being more or less in Clubs of the Ohio Valley met here gerous The opiniou is expressed that north of Eirer Kock licht and was jured Findlay Morrow a traveling Wednesday to arrange for the annual if a health department is to be estab- smashed to pieces From the moment salesman for an Albany house clad convention of the league A date will lished it should be gradually done and that she struck there was no possible only in shirt and trousers jumped bo selected that will not conflict with that a transition so sudden as that chance for the members of the crew to from a window landing safely in the that of other organizations that may proposed would leave the gulf states save themselves as the rough sea ren snow have arranged to meet here in April without quarantine protection against dered the saving of life impossible The following persons are missing Secretary Clark says William lryan ft XX X yellow fever for a time at least and are believed to have perished in will attend the convention The body of one of the crew was found Three SENATOR STEPHEN M WHITE The- Star says the president will Tuesday morning among the wreck- ¬ the flames Henry C Day Glovers train loads of free silver men from Tuesda3T send to the senate the riomina age It was frozen to a plank and was senate spent about three cfuaVters of ville E C Kimball wife and daugh- Chicago are expected to attend the tions of C M Earnett for surveyor of much disfigured Rupert bell boy convention and the convention commit an hour in legislative sessionvith the ter Indianapolis the port and Leslie Combs for pension The total loss on building furniture tee estimates that the meeting will In the business district it was nearly doors closed trying to deeidejijvhethcr agent at Louisville Ky noon when many employes reached Senator Pettigrews resolution con- and property of guests will probably bring 5000 silver democrats The house of representatives Mon ¬ their places of employment all subur when to 100000 partially insured The convention committee decided Both the method and results oferritory amountfire started near the laundry day defeated the Teller resolution ban trolley lines having been abandon cerning the acquisition navy b deis taken it is pleasant The Wednesday aftcunoon td hold the con Syrup of Figs which would require a years 132 nays 1S2 ed at midnight and the steam railroads fend should be debated in opeibV ex- ¬ but from what cause is unknown vention of the League of Ul metallie and refreshing to the taste and acts Washigton Feb 1 John C Mc being unable to run more than Proprietor Davis says that two travel ¬ Clubs of the Ohio valley in TouiIiiimui gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Laurin was sworn in as senator from two or three suburban trains during ecutive session was taken jftiennajor ing men arrived late Monday night hall this city April G and 7 When the vote Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys ¬ South Carolina to fill in the unexpired the forenoon All through trains from but their names are unknown as the tem effectually dispels colds head ¬ term pi the late Senator Earle the New York and the west as well as those ity was found to be against the propo- hotel register and office books were deWill Remain in India sition for open sessions Bombay Feb o It is now announc aches and fevers and cures habitual term ending March 4 1903 from the east were from four to six The Berlin cable announcing that stroyed Mr Turpie Ind presented an hours late and manj did not get in un Syrup of Figs is the The firemen searched all day in the ed that Gen Sir Wm Lockhart who constipation Germany had closed her ports against amendment to the legislative execu- ¬ til late in the afternoon The Boston ruins for the remains of victims but commanded the Tirah expedition and only remedy of its kind ever pro ¬ tive and judicial appropriating bill Albany road started two express trains American fruits attracted much atten- their efforts were unrewarded Elec- who it was understood had been super duced pleasing to the taste and acthe house providing that in the proposed reduc for New York during the forenoon but tion among the members of committee tric lights were strung over the ruins seded in his command by Gen Sir Ar Hitt chairman of the tion of the force of the pension office it was two oclock before they were Mr foreign affairs expressed surprise j and a large force continued the search thur Power Palmer has decided to re ceptable to the stomach prompt in on honorably discharged soldiers and able to proceed beyond Natick ten all night The two traveling men re- main in India with the viewof re its action and truly benencial in its daughters miles from the city The tracks wrere at the step taken particularly that it ported missing were accounted for late sailors or their widows and holding positions in that bureau shall not only blocked with snow but masses should not be preceded with notice to Tuesday night leaving six known vicbe protected The amendment was re of broken poles and wires i scattered our representatives atBerlin With- tims tr Davis1 ofWestfield N Y the ferred to the appropriations committee oyer the road were encountered at out discussing the mptiVespf was jumped from the third story He struck to all and have made it the most movement Mr Hitt said it vMr Gallmger jN H chairman of many points Tuesday night the few temnt to recover the armi caotured popular remedy known evident Germany based her course the wires opposite the second story fi A jcjji ecu RSRlUl11 e peusiuu uuuiuii iiwse trains moving were running without a on sanitary grounds which would ex ¬ and was thrown to the ground but from the Yorkshire regimeht- and pun Syrup pf Figs is for sale in 50 vierselv the bill introduced bv Mr Al telegraphic service The city and sub clude the idea that the nlove was of was not seriously hurt J H Barry ish the tribesmen cent bottles by all leading drug-len Neb providing that all pension- urbs are covered with broken poles and of Troy jumped from the third story Sheep Perishing From Cold ers not receiving less than 310 a month tangled wires Many horses were a political and proscriptive character and was only slightly injured gists Any reliable druggist who Mr Hitt felt that our authorities CheyknXK Wyo Feb J Thousands may not have it on hand will pro- receive that amount after the bills killed by stepping upon the ends oi Elwood Delong a fireman was ser- of bheep are reported to have perished cure it promptly for any one who passage Mr Gallinger said that the telephone wires which had fallen would take steps to learn whether any iously frozen sanitary evil could be attributed to the from cold and starvation in western whole number of pensioners affected across the trolley wires Tuesday Andrew Watson of Toronto Ont wishes to try it Do not accept any by the proposed bill was 4GS465 and night the situation assumed such a condition of the fruit crop in Cali- jumped from the fourth floor to a shed Wyoming The cold has been intense was established in for CO days and old timers say that it substitute that the total annual increase in pen- ¬ dangerous aspect that Mayor Quincy fornia and if this no a courteous and was only slightly hurt negative had doubt is the hardest winter they have seen CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO- sions would aggregate 15266000 The ordered that none of the electric lights the but firm representation would be made past 10 years Carbon county SAN FRANCISCO CAL for the bill was placed on the calendar CLAIMS THE REWARD be turned on except in districts where to tJie German government with aview NEW Y0RKNt lOUlSVILLE KY has 500000 sheep aud Hock mastois The agricultural appropriation bill the wires are under ground It will to showing that their action had been Jacob Luthardt Says lie Has JUxs Lnet there fear the loss will amount to 2i was reported by Mr Cullom 111 and require weeks to restore the telephone without a sufficient inquiry into the gert in Custody and Wants the SSO000 per cent Losses among cattle will placed on the calendar Offered and telegraphic service Not a single facts Mr Foraker secured the adoption of telegraphic wire out of Boston was in CniCAGO Feb 2 Inspector Schaacks not be so heavy as owners had been Washington Feb 3 Secretary of A perfect type of the preparing for several years to feed a resolution instructing the secretary operation all day and the telephone Navy Long and Commodore reward for Mrs Luetgert was claimed their stock during severe weather the I highest order of wires were in almost as bad condi- ONeill chief of the bureau of ord Tuesday afternoon by a man named tion Tuesday afternoon a telephone nance were California Oranjje Shipment tne senate commitexcellence service as far as Worcester was estab- tee on naval beiore at the invitation of Feb o Orange San Francisco affairs lished shipments from Southern Calif nornia the committee Wednesday to give their The wholesale and most of the busi- advice as to the desirability of secur¬ are now under full headway During ness districts of the city were deserted ing armor plate made according to the the season they range from 40 to 120 The stock exchange was new European process all day car loads daily over the Southern PaSecretary lifeless and transactions were very lim Long advised against the adoption of cific and at present that line is carryiited ng- toward the east 90 car loads every any new process until some of the new Shipping in the harbor was damaged foreign processes should be more thor-24 hours Three hundred boxes go to greatly and it is feared that many disas- oughly developed He did not think the car containing each on an average ters to coast shipping will be reported this would occur in time to make a 200 oranges This would make the when telegraphic communication is change in armoring either the Alapresent shipments of that fruit over restored bama the Illinois or the Wisconsin that line at present 5400000 daily ft1 fKJ The center of the storm appeared to the three vessels now building The Jury Failed to Agree be in the vicinity of New Bedford and Commodore ONeils paper that Kansas dry Mo Feb 8 After be the brunt of it fell on Boston and ter- the foreign processes were saidan exin ing out seven hours the criminal ritory within a radius of 15 or 20 perimental stage as yet X TRADE MARK He also exW Keith court jury in the trial of miles From meager reports received pressed the opinion that the American a Christian Scientist tried for failing from the middle and western parts of armor is equal to any made and said SENATOR JB FOBAKEK to report a case of diphtheria in his the state the storm there was less that under the new contracts new profamily to the health department has severe About twenty inches of snow cesses were admissible of war to return to the state of Qhio fell if contractors failed to agree and been discharged desired to introduce them The com- ¬ the regimental flags of the 21st 28th MRS SOPIITA LUETGERT They stood six to six Keiths child Many Iives Lost in the Storm and 60th regiments O V L upon the mittee took no action The Woman Who Has Mysteriously Dis died of the disease He treated the 1 appeared Washington Feb 3 At the open request of the governor of Ohio Gloucester Mass Feb 2 The child from a christian science standpoint i Washington Jan 31 The ways and storm at Gloucester was one of the ing of the session of the house Wed and failed to report the case or means- committee decided Monday worst in many years and the damage nesday Mr Grow rep Pa asked Jacob Luthardt who called on Capt placard the house morning by a vote of 11 to 5 on party which lies in its wake will foot up unanimous consent for the considera Colleran of detective headquarters and Fatal Earthquake Shocks lines to report at onqe the Teller reso about 200000 About one thousand tion pf a resolution directing the sec ¬ said he had her in custody The man CoNSTANiiNOPLK o Feb lutionrfor the payment of bonds in sil-- fishing and other vessels were wholly retary of war to issue medals to 580 is apparently not insane He says earthquake shocks have been Violent felt at disver with a recommendation that it does or partly wrecked Eighteen lives Pennsylvania soldiers who belonged Mrs Luetgert is within a short Balikesr and around Urusa in Asia not pass are said to have been lost and there to the command which passed through tance of Chicago She is insane but Minor Numerous fatalities have reLuthardt was 31 The senate may be 12 more which have gone down the mob at Baltimore Md April 15 has lucid intervals Washington Jan shown 300 pictures and from them he sulted and great damage has been passed the army appropriation bill and on missing vessels There was no rail- 1SG1 and who received the thanks of selected that of Mrs Luetgert without done The sultan has subscribed 500 ABSOLUTELY PURE I took up the legislative executive and road connection with Boston or out congress July 22 ISO I trouble He said he could produce the for the relief of the sufferers he has Mr Hull chairman of the military judicial appropriation bill side until C oclock Tuesday night a DeliciousNutritious Washington Feb 1 The United affairs committee objected Several woman ati any time ana wouia ao so dispatched the relief cpinmittee to the scenes of disaster and has ordered Mrs Lane Decidedly Better other requests for unanimous consent immeuiateiy n ue was uuureu ui ljic States supreme court Monday ad COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT ACDP X Washington Feb 2 Mrs Lucille met a similar fate The army appro paymen of the 20000 He was given the minister of finance to take steps to of February with journed until the 21st that - Be sure you get the genuine article out deciding any of the important Lane daughter of ex Senator Black priation bill was sent to conference a letter o Inspector Schaack and good succor the injured official not only agreed to make The Luetgert Case iauc di j orcacsier xviass Dy rep i cases before it The hearing in the burn who accidentally shot herself at iuessrs aun rep la 4larsh Chicago Feb 3 Attorney lohn E Silver Mining Co case was the Wellington hotel about two weeks 111 and Cox dem Tenn being ap the 20090 he had originally offered La Abra WALTJER BAKER CO Ltd but promised to give Luthardt 500 ad- Kehoe began the first appeal to the postponed until the second Monday of ago and who was threatened with a pointed conferees ditional r every day that was saved jury on behalf of Luetgert Wednesday The house then went into committee the next term because of the illness of serious relapse for several days past ESTABLISHED 1780 Crammond Kennedy counsel in was reported decidedly better Tuesday and resumed consideration of the Dis in the trial by the production of Mrs morning The ease will go to the jury M Mr MM Luetgert on Friday or Saturday evening trict of Columbia appropriation bill the case for the La Abra Co ¬ ¬ -- ANTI 1TTRUST HBIUL Mtrodnced by Representative Greene Tel ¬ ler Resolution Defeated in the House t COAST DEFENSE The Works in New York Harbor Completed The District BUI Passed By the Horiio HOTEL IN ASHES It THE EXPEDITION Fortifications Appropriation Bill Under Consideration For the Relief of Alaskans Will Start Next Fridayj The Government May Explore Thought That Five People Lost the Lanana River Country thoroughly Their Lives in the Flames Vancouver B C Feb 3 Gen Mer Always Delicate But Hoods sarsaparilla Has Mad Her Strong and Rugged - ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m m ii- - - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- terror-stricke- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 - ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ -- V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 -- -- A Ma Wk 4 4- - 4 J - - ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ i t ¬ ¬ J mm m ¬ ¬ v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 9 ¬ wanteds Breakfast Jei ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ r ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ t x ¬ ¬ i ¬ E Plymouth Feb 2 It is reported Washington Feb 1 The First that the mail steamer Channel Queen tional bank of Larimore S D closed has been totally its doors Monday morning Bank Ex Island of Guernsey wrecked off the Later in the day aminer Anheier was placed in charge the owners of the Channel Queen an-The bank has a capital stock of 50000 nounced that out of G5 person1 on and at the time of the last call for a 15 owedits board of her when she struck only bank statement December twenty two are known to have been depositors 71754 na- ¬ - Insurgents Delcated Jury for the Sheriff Martin TriaL Wilkesbarre Pa Feb 3 At 340 Havana Feb 2 A skirmish be Wednesday afternoon the jury was tween Spaniards and insurgents has ¬ completed and court at once adimirned taken placd at Central plantation of until Thursday to trlve the nrnRtion Constancia province of Santa Clara an opportunity to nrenare their open The Spanish version of the affair is ing address which will be delivered by that sugar cane cutters assisted by a Jas A Scarlett of Danville Pa military fojee from Encrucijada de- ¬ feated the insurgents killed two of Wreckage Coming Ashore drowned Shoemakers Strike Providence K I Feb 3 Pieces nf the latter and compelled the enemy to ¬ Two Feet of Snow spars etc came ashore near Narru retire but iflis admitted that the comNew York Feb 1 Two hundred Sjlratoga N Y of tie Spanish soldiers was and fifty shoemakers went on a strike storm continued Feb 2 The snow gansettpier Tuesday morning which mander that the chief of the Guer- ¬ mounded Tuesday Two feet are supposed to belong to some wreck- ¬ Monday ii she shops of Thomas Co wages of of snow has fallen since Monday even- - ed three masted schooner although rilla force ten prates and five la ¬ Brooklyn for an advance iD Tber ingr Eailroad operations are some there was nothing to indicate the borers were tilled and thitfciar were three cents per case of shoe r wounded xvhakimDeded r identity of the craft Are 73 pairs in a case A Bank Closes Its Doors Twenty Two Persons Supposed Drowned Washington Feb 8 Mrs Lucille Lane daughter of ex Senator Blackburn who suffered a serious relapse after accidentally shooting herself ¬ airsr Cane Oat of Danger F0R4EKTS P We wiBh to gain 150000 new cus ¬ tomers andhence offer some weeks ago was decidedly Wednesday night ancl is out of danger it is thought she ¬ ¬ better i 2 I1 SPS Turnip io 9oi onrSSS fessSSKSrVS TnTmrJr S uai 15c of formation similar to the Kiraberly x J- diamonds -- covery- - He saw diamonds government inspector who paid a surprise visit recently to a diamond minenear Pretoria is convinced of a trenuinp dis 8 Pretoria Feb Diamond Mine Near Pretoria A mail you free worth 100 tavatKafllZx will AboTB 10 plcgs Wtk Sl -- for 14 eeat ZX2J22 ¬ jr SW Catalog Xi C LA JS8 notice and 14c wvw cb iry Haizar OHMS uneartlredt Mm x sxxxift wig 1 THE BOURBON NEWS FKTDAY FEBRUARY 4 1898 known r That vas what Mrsf Hayes and Mary said to each other Everybody knew a dozen instances of sailors picked up in open boats of desert - islands of- drifting rafts No the idea that Don was dead could n6t be accepted there are some people one cannot associate with death it is not appropriate S6 D6nsmother and sweetheart held on to hope- Those awful breathless days of de- ¬ spair and refusing to despair and then despairagain were fiUed ttf Mary with intense and immediate anxiety about Donalds mother Mrs Hayes was veiy frail at bdst and it seemed as if this must kill her indeed if Mary1 had not -- LJ l t 1 i i T ii n5pu uu uupiujj iur 1uer sue uiuso iinvve died But little by little she came back to life and to rthe acceptance of the fact that Don was dead and then one day six months later opesprapg acra iriTir cnTrloT Trirwrvt vntr a sailor in Plymouth who had known him wastbldcbya manwho had just come in in A merchant Indjaman tnat he had seen Donald Hayes in the street in Calcutta He had not spoken to him for lie hadJost sight ol him again but he had seen him Through one mouth and another this news came to Seaport and was brought t down to the gray house on tlie rocks Mary used to say afterwards that when she hearditit seemed to her that she should die fof joy Then came thev waiting for the letter from Don which mustj of course be on its way These two who loved ninvguessed with the instinct of worn en bred by the sea the whole story the wreck the rescue on an outward bound vessel the long voyage the first port Calcutta and the instant dispatch of letters to them We may hear any day Mary said the color had crept back into her face and the light to her eyes and yet waiting and waiting and waiting for Dons letter light and color waned again It was months before she whispered to Dons mother the ghastly thought that the sailor had been mistaken and that Don had not been seen And at She said it to be contradicted first it was contradicted sturdily and cheerfully- - But by and by they both grew too wise for self delusion and dully took up the burden of living again Fortunatelv there was no complica- ¬ tion of poverty to make Mrs Hayes more wretched she had enbugh money for Seaports standards of living Dons earnings had never been relied upon they were uncertain at best and had mostly been put into the Samuel P Jones Stfll things had to be managed for the old womanj and it came to be a matter of course for Mary to Jive with ¬ -- - i 4 r BjWf j nwtmii 5 u i 4 iji ijibj8 f FearedJ not FrFTY MFTH CONGRESS T1E STORM KING v- - --5- - r T iirii aYjBfiARETDELANO tCOPTRIQHTEDl Played Sad Havoc Along tlie Eastern Coast First Regular Sesaioe Score of Deaths and Two Million Dolj Regular Session Washington Jan 28 Senate Friday at lars Wofthfof Damage Done Frankfort Jan 28 Senate - fcenat six p jn the senate will vote upon the Teller Boston Feb 3 A score of persons feronston introduced a bill in the senate Thur resolution and the pending amendments there- - were drowned and 2 000000 loss inH day which will bring more grief to the rai ito When the senate Thursday took up the flicted by the storm most importanti at wnom that swept over roaas heretofore nair 01 tne have been aim L resolution the agreement made last week that bills introduced and Rhode t provides that in addition to furnishing sp j the final vote upon It should be taken before eastern Massachusetts adjournment Thursday was changed in order Island Monday night and Tuesday cial cars for JSTegrpes the railroads shall al to that all senators might have an oppprtunlty to morning have first and second class coaches and th it Thq speeches will be confined to spealc class coaches shall Four unidentified bodies lie in the if are on second first class coaches be only h lf 15 minutes each Thursdays session con ¬ as much as on Five tinued lor more than six hours the resolution coroners office in Gloucester House The house Thursday passed being under discussion throughout practically more are in Lynn brought over from resolution so often consigned to its grave her the entire session The speeches in support Little Nahant where the schooner tof ore calling on Senator Lindsay to resign of the resolution were delivered by Mr Daniel Chas S Briggs was Tke det wrecked Twelve a rebuke to his currency opinions vote unseat Mr Lindsay Ky Mr Smith NJ Va cratic majority by a strict party corpses --j KENTUCKY LEGISMTUEJ Why Donald Hayes should have built mistress of Seaport his house so near the water Jhat the The town lay inland half a mile line of drift left by tlie high tide was scattered along the bank of a river been in the line of her duty as school ar tangled in his little picket fence was a mystery to the Seaport r I should think D6n youd have enough of that ocean week dtjys wath--a settin and a lookin at it Sundays too remonstrated morer than one friend Aint you tired of seein the sea just layin there If you was up here in town you could see the- - street and folks comin and goin Folks said Donald Hayes with a laugh the sea is folks enough forme Well its easy talking- - threatened ut the other good naturedly but wait till you try toget M ary Ellis to live down on those God forsaken rocks Mary or any woman will say no thankf ye I dont see how your mother stands it nohow Donald laughed again he was a fine vigorous young fellow with an open sunny handsome face and a mouth Mother that found laughing easy he said and then he dont mind jumped into his dory which was tied at the wharf where they had been talk- ¬ ing and went slipping down the little tidal river towards the open seav Donald was not concerned about his chance for getting a wife Mary wont mind the rockr y e might have said but he only pulled his oars in as he passed a house near the river and waved his hand at a girl up on the bank who was hanging tea towels out on the currant bushes in the back garden Hullo Mary he called out and she came running down the path to the river She was a pleasant looking girlf not pretty but fresh and honest and As with eyes that knew no secrets they met Donalds there was a joyous avowal in them Can you get in he asked her as the dory bumped against the piles that banked the grass at the end of the gar ¬ den Mary glanced at hini side wise I thought you were going to take - places its main industry was fishing Indeed the pungent smell ol drying fish and the fishhouses gray and veatherbeaten and full of lobster pots and seines1 betrayed that fact to any stranger Dick Wheeler was almost the only man in Seaport who was not a fisherman He had made an effort to f ollow the trade of his neighbors but his phe voyage oii the Samuel P Jones had been too unsuccessful to encourage him to nut his fathers inheritance into a vessel instead he bought a sawmill and was growing richer every year Mary never had Occasion to correct Dicks grammar nor reproach him for breaking his promises Taut when after her friendly scolding for his forgetful ness Donald said slyly something to the effect that Dick Wheeler who never forgot things was probably the kind of pupil she had in her school the kin O fellqw that pleases you Mary she tossed her heads and said Nonsense7 and this time with a spice of earnest- ¬ ness that seemed to please r Don very much They had drifted around the break- ¬ water and the dory lay with idle oars rocking up and down Up on the cliffs was the low weather beaten house its faint whisp of smoke leaning with the wind against the opal gray of the June that slipped down through salt marshes to the sea tit was a primitive little ¬ ¬ me out yesterday Why said Donald I vow so I was Well I declare I never thought Ah come on of it till this minute Mary dont be hard on a fellowi- - Mary demurred with that delightful affectation of indignation at being neg- ¬ lected which only the girt who knows if she is loved can assume J Donald coaxed rather humbly Just for a turn outside the breakwater Jhe seas like glass Come onr now Mary Never mind your hat the suns low Mary Im going to sail Saturday Her face changed as though a cloud had crossed the sun She got in silent-ly and sat down opposite the young man she looked at him once and then watched the bubbles leaping to the surface when the oars cut down into the swift flow of the tide Your motherll be lonelj- - she said Bless your heart he answered gay ly whats a six months voyage Ill And maybe be back in December youll look in on her sometimes Mary Folks say our house is lonely down on the shore well it never seemed so to me if I can just look at the water Im happy I wish I could live on it all the year round But maybe mother will feel lonely and Id take it as a favor if youd see her sometimes Of course I will Mary nodded Dont let her worry If were a day or two overdue worrying is about the meanest business I know of I worried about the Samuel P Jones the time I let her to Dick WTheeler and he was two weeks over due I thought shed gone to the bottom and Id be out my money I put into her Well I made iip my mind then Id never do it again worry MARY SPREADING THE NAPKINS TO DRY -- xtwilitrhtf at the wharfmade Donald av with Perhaps the iibesof the mien -- sudden wistfulness Well Dick Wheelers house is smart- must sav Mary objected Oh its tpo big carelessly and Donald agreed with animation and said tforwhis part he liked Dick After that r they were silent looking out across the gray breathing lifting expanse at the fading crimson in the west and a little later they turned back When they reached the foot of tlie garden and he helped Mary out Donald held her hand hard in his a moment Youll mind what I said about mother wont you And and you wont go back on me Mary She looked him straight in the eyes Take care of and her lip quivered yourself Don she faltered But he only laughed because he was too happy to answer her seriously Bless you Im not sugar nor salt Then he told her he would come up after supper and they would go to prayer meeting If you dont forget it she told him sarcastically Well thats so he acknowledged humbly enough I musf say Im good at forgetting But Im coming just the same erI went by placidly without happiness but with peace and on Marys part with that deepeninglove which is the strange gift that Death sometimes bestows on those whom he Although there had been no robs words that bound her she knew that she was bound and it seemed to her that all the world her world must know it too So when one winter afternoon as they were walking down the river road Dick Wheeler spoke out and asked hertomaryhim ner reiusal Was full of outraged love Perhaps you dont know it but Don ald Hayes and 1 she saidthe color hot in her face her eyes threatening him with jx straight look Ohsaid Dick blankly and was silent for a moment looking with absent e3res at a big coaler coming up the river to one of the jwharves she was being towed by three dories and Mary said nervously something about its being hard work Dick did not seem to hear her So time ¬ J ¬ her T he said in a low voice I didnt know that there wasyanything settled between you and Don But anyhow nearly two yeaflysinee then and Do you think that makes any differ- ¬ Do you think ence she flashed out that kind of a girl If it was twen ¬ Im ty years it would be just the same And poor Dick abashed began to say that it would be different if there was No is CHAPTER II WENT SLIPPING DOWN THE LITTLE RIVER t f Worrying wouldnt a brought up if shed been stove in and sunk her and if she was afloat where was the sense We wont worry if youll do your part and write from every port Mary You know said a little tremulously you didnt write for six months the last time and of course your mother was anxious Well Im not much on writing Donald admitted when I get a blamed pen into my hand I never can think of a thing to say I dont believe Ill promise Mary but I guess Ill do it all the same If Id Mary laughed and scolded teaching school when you only been were a boy she said Id have got that laziness out of you I dont take any excuses from the boys I can tell you I make them write compositions every Friday My said Don admiringly Ill bet on you for bossing them But Pm pretty glad you werent teaching when Iwas a young one because because you would have been older than jne - - now r Marys face flushed and she did not meet his eyes but she smiled and said ¬ 0h nonsense and neglected to correct his grammar which would hava I mean The day after the big three master with Donald as mate dropped down the river Mary drove down to Mrs Hayes with her little cowskin trunk strapped into the back of the buggy Ill stay a week she told her fa- ¬¬ ther But at the ena of a week Donalds mother was ill and somehow the week lengthened into a month And then Mrs nayes said she felt the lone- ¬ liness more than usual and if Mary would stay just a week or two longer she pleaded A week or two meant a month or two and after that well Donald was coming home the middle of December so what was the use of leaving his mother Shes not fit to be alone Mary told her own mother That was how it happened that when the dark Decem- ¬ ber days began to close in around the little gray house that clung so close to the shore Mary was on hand to fix the glass at the west window of the kitchen so that the old mother might sweep the horizon for a sign of the Samuel P Jones sails I dont expect him on time child she would tell the girl but by Christ- ¬ mas day sure and then they would smile at each other The months of waiting had not been anxious ones there had been no heavy storms along the coast and that was somehow an assurance that there had been no heavy storms anywhere else But Christmas day came and went and the old year slipped into the new and the Samuel P Jones had not come Explanations and excuses mul- ¬ tiplied declarations that all was vell grew more insistent instances of delay were repeated over and over but it was the first of February beforcnews came Wrecked off the Azores it was feared all hands were lost are reported to ed Representative Power of the Clinton ad and Mr Cockrell Mo Mr Daniel concluding unidentified the speech he began Wednesday evening Mr be at Bakers Island in Salcni Har- - Wayne district and seated Alvin Bertram the Lodge Mass and Mr Caflery dem La op-¬ bbr Representative Travfcr silver te contestant t posed the resolution While the speeches for me They tqo mus have manned some of Campbell county will introduce a bill in cfcd the most part were studied efforts the session house Friday providing for the creation was replete with lively incidents and spicy of the schooners which were lost in government of suburban districts J Gloucester harbor colloquies That there aire Frankfort Jan 29 Senate The senate ¬ House The house Thursday finally Succeed- others in the waters of the bay seems by a vote of 18 to 16 passed the McChord rail- ed in passing the Indian appropriation bill and almost certain Wreckage is strewn road bilL It gives the railroad commission 8 political debate which has been raging sinca power to regulate freight rates Monday was transferred to the District of Co ¬ up and down the coast from CapeAnn HousE--Frida- y was bill day in the house lumbia bilUwhich followed lu The only two rto Cape Cod t Thirty schooners wer Among those introduced were the following important changes made in the Indian wrecked in Massachusetts bay On Amending the law as to roads and passways bill as passed were the elimination ol land the loss by the storm seems to giving the right to parties unable to pay a road provisions the leasing ol for the workout the same on roads to require of lands the have been confined entirely to prbp- mineral the Gilsonltc itj penitentiary authorities to advertise ior Kiowa Comanche Apache and Wichita reser- ¬ erty beef and to let the lowest and best bitlder fur ¬ vation both of which went out on points ol T yentyrf our hours elapsed before tel1 nish the same making others as well as order Thc fcatures of the debate Thursday egraphic communication was restored householders eligible as election officers were the speeches of Mr Hartman silver rep aipendin the law with regard to county can ¬ Montana in denunciation of the financial policy between Boston and the rest of the vassing boards amending libel laws to permit world The electric car service inthi more evidence in a suft for damages as to the of the administration and of Mr Bolliver rep in reply to the general attacks of the op- ¬ city wasprestoredby noon but in most willingness to retract reducing the limit of la position of the smaller towns tie trolley lines shares that a director in a building and loan Washington Jan 29 Senate After a ar still crippled association shall own debate animated at all times and occasionally Frankeort Iy Feb 1 SENATE Tha The cost of the storm in this city will Siriith bill providing that all manufacturers accrimonious which occupied the greater part and dealers in mixed flour in this state shall of this week the senate Friday evening by the aggregate 1428000 32 passed the Teller con- ¬ AYith clearing weather rthe fleet of brand alJL packages barrels or bags of flour in decisive vote of 4 current resolution The resolution ip a practi ¬ stormjtxjund vessels made preparations such a way that the purchasers will knowit is mixQd flour- - was passed unanimously by the cal reaffirmation of that of Stanley Matthews to leave port and several got under way senate Monday Bills introduced Providing That all the bonds in 1878 and is as follows a fSOO flne for telling or printing campaign lies of the United States issued or authorized to Wednesday The pilot boat Varuna reached here amend the game law by extending time fdr be issued under the said acts of congress recited are payable principal and In- ¬ Wednesday after an awful experience killirifr quail to February 1 each year to sup- ¬ press bookmaking and tfool selling in this com ¬ xhe option of the government of the terest at United States in silver dollars of thecoinageof in the storm during which Capt Wm monwealth to change the name of the Agri ¬ cultural and Mechanical college of Kentucky the United States containing four hundred and H Fairfield was seriously injured The first information from Vineyard to State University of Kentucky twelve and one halt grains each of standard silver i and that to restore to its coinage such Haven since the storm was received House Bills reported adversely An act providing for revising and compiling the stat ¬ silver coins as a legal tender in payment of Wednesday It says that a violent ute laws an act permitting said bonds principal and interest is not in judges to easterly ale with a velocity af 55 miles perform marriage ceremonies police providing violation of the public faith nor in derogation act All ef an hour swept over that section Mon- - that the exemption laws shall not apply to of the rights of the public creditor to amend the resolution were voteddown day night and caused an extremely debts contracted for medical services up to 25 forts to by majorities 4 ranging from five to 29 Air hijrh tide the Tuesday morning the gale en exempt from taxation rightproperty of wom- ¬ who are deprived of to vote act pro ¬ Lodges gold standard substitute being defeat ¬ Tlie vote on the changed to a northwesterly blizzard viding for a viva voce vote in all elections ed by the latter majority- Ad- ¬ With drizzling snd w Lodge amendment was yeas 24 nays 53 Telegraphic and The committee reported adversely on the pop ¬ journed until Monday telephone lines were prostrated and ulist bill to secure to the people the right to propose legislation fo the legislature and vote HonsE Thebill tojpayjbe book publishing company of the Methodist Episcopal Church considerable damage done along the oriproposed faws known as the referendum South288000 for damages sustained by that water front A fleet of vessels har ¬ bill but the house overruled the committee corporation during thd war after encountering bored at the Vineyard lay safely at and ordered the bill advanced The same re- ¬ an obstinate filibuster which staved off a vote their anchorage The tug Ice King port was made on Representative Mounts bill on two previous private bill days waspiloted with a wrecking scow and apparatus proposing to amend the constitution so that a man can not vote unless his poll tax is paid to its passage in the house Friday by Mr 1 Cooper of Texas who was in charge of the engaged in raising the barge Pine For but the house favored It and ordered it ad- ¬ measure The friends of the measure proved est sunk in Quicks Hole was obliged vanced over the committees head themselves in an overwhelming majority and to abandon the scow and she was left Frankfort Ky Feb 2 Senate Two of the opposition Friday finding it could hold put with the women on board The fate of r the anticipated partisan measures were intro no longer reluctantly yielded The vote on duced in the senate Tuesday morning Sen- ¬ the men unknown ator Goebel fathered one It provides for elec- ¬ the bill was 188 67 tion by the legislature of an election commis- ¬ Washington Feb l Mondays Senate ARQHBISHOP KAIN sion to appoint the election boards in each session of the senate lasted six hours two of the general appropriation bills that for the army To Serve as Vice President at a Salvation county Senator Bronston sent up one pro ¬ viding for a state board of charities the ob ¬ carrying 82314492 and that foj- - the legislative Aruiy Meeting in St Louis ject of which is to rob the present administra ¬ judicial and executive departments carrying St Louis Feb 3 Bight Rev John tion of the management and control 21 658520 were passed the latter consisting of The penitentiary grab bill came up 121 pages occupying the attention of the senate J Kain Catholic archbishop of the during the greater part of the session After diocese of St Louis has signified his in the senate as a special order and Sendtor Bronston and others spoke lor it a brief executive session the senate adjourned ¬ House Mr Tracy of Covington introduced Mondayburied the Teller intention of serving as a vice presi House The house resolution declaring the bonds of the United dent of the meeting called to greet his charter amendment bill in the house Tues ¬ day This States payable in silver under an adverse ma ¬ Gen Booth on his visit here on Feb- - boundary is the bill extending Covingtons line to the Ohio state line Mr jority or 5U votes The republicans were solid- ¬ Traver of Newport introduced a bill repeal- ¬ ly arrayed in opposition with two exceptions ing the act under which the fiscal courts of Mr Linncy of North Carolina who voted with Kenton and Campbell counties supplement populists and Mr White of the democrats and the regular salaries of circuit judges in those North Carolina the 7nly colored member of districts also an act to prevent the the fibuss who answered Present when his spread xf contagious diseases alsoaiiacti name- - wasTcalled The desertlonsv from the torprovide the manner pf locating county democratic side were Mr McAleer or Pennsyl- ¬ roads Representative Morris introduced a bill vania and Mr Elliott of South Carolina in the house prohibiting1 the reproductfohf Both vpted with the republicans against the prizefights by photogtaph or otherwise proposftidhV Speaker Jtieed although not cus- ¬ committee on public morals through Jtts tomary to vote had his name called and amid chairman Mr Petty of Grant reported favor ¬ cheers of his followers went on record in the ably Mr Hendersons anti Sunday baseball opposition to the resolution The vote was bill The bill excepts cities of the first and reached after five hpurs of debate under a second classes The anti cagarette bill was special order adopted at the opening of the alsorepprted by way of substitute which fin session Monday The debate was at times fast poses a fine against the manufacture sale vor ¬ and heated but there werno sensational in use of cigarettes j cidents beyond the hissing or Miv Rhea of Ky Feb 3 Senate Nw Frankfort Kentucky when he said that as the author of bills introduced Wednesday To repeal section the crime of 73 the hottest place in hades 53 of Artfcle18 of an act relating to fees would be reserved for the present secretary of approved June 15 J893 to authorize the cred ¬ the state The vote on the resolution was itors to select the assignee in all casses of ayes 132 nays 182 voluntiry assignments for the benefit of ¬ Washington Feb Senate No busi creditors and to extend the duties of the by the sen- ¬ ness of importance was transacted sheriffs and county clerks in relation thereto ate in open sessicfnTuesUay The feature of and repealing the act of Maroh 16 1894 relat- ¬ the short scssitfn warf a statement made by Mr ing to assignments creating two addi ¬ gex whxiam booth Clark rep Wyo as a matter of personal tional circuit judges for Louisville and privilege concerning his vote in favorof the regulating the duties of Teller resolution He maintained that llisvotc ruary 18 The Catholic prelate- - has of the Louisville circuit the different sections court providing for was in no way inconsistent with his repifblio written the following letter to Mrs the election of judges provided for in bill No anism and declared that he would hot permit 148 authorizing cities and towns to establish anybody to read him outor the party as he was Maj Miles of Salvation Army and maintain free libraries andTeading rooms My Dear Friends I cheerfullyauthorize satisfied the masses of the party would not and providing for the appointment of a boajd you to place ray name among the convict him of political heresy of the public reception to be tendered of commissioners by the governor to promote ¬ House The house devoted mest of the ses4 the same sion Tuesday to the District of Columbia ap ¬ T5en William Booth on his arrival in our city Hqxjse The bill to regulate the practice of and I take this occasion to wish a God speed to propriation bill but had not completed it at by requiring all dentists and up- ¬ dentistry in the time of adjourtment- - Some politics were the efforts of your army in relieving common to secure a this state from the state board certificate our injected into the debate just at the close the lifting the fallen and distressed of which was defeated last week was reconsid- ¬ feature of which was a bitter denunciation of humanity ered Wednesday and passed by a vot3 of 54 to Signed John J Kain Mr W A Stonc Pa by Mr Mahany rep 34 The bill to compel the Associated Press to Archbishop Diocese of St- - JLouis N y for the formers position iu favor of the sell its news to any newspaper that offers to immigration bill rMr Stone did not see lit to Mrs Miles was enthusiastic over this pay for it at the regular price charged news- ¬ reply Before fhe district bill was taken up letter She had paid a visit to the papers now receiving said news passed by a several bills andrcsolutions of minor impor archbishop for the purpose of securing vote of 61 to 24 Petitions from other localities ance were passcd urged that railroads be allowed to charge a WASHiNGTojf Feb 3 Senate Beyond the his interest in the Booth reception two cent per mile fare for passengers reading of the agricultural appropriation bill though she said she hardly dared to To Reduce Street Car Fares and agreeing to the amendments proposed by hope for success senate transacted no busi- ¬ the committee the Frankfort KyaFeb 3 Mr Hobba ness of importance in optn session Wednes- ¬ Wednesday morning of Lexington ENGLANDS BACK DOWN day The greater part of the arternoon was presented petitions from labor organi- passcdin executive session the discussion be ¬ Whe Press of the Country Indignant Over j zations at his home asking the legisla ing upon the Hawaiian annexation treaty Lord Salisburys Weakness ture to pass a law reducing street car House The house after three days spent on London Feb 3 A rave of indigna ¬ fares in cities of the second class to of Columbia appropriation mostly the District in political discussion passed the rncasurc tion has swept over the press through ¬ three cents They also ask the pas- ¬ Wednesday and then took up the bill to pro- ¬ out the country at Lord Salisburys sage of the Hobbs bill declaring the vide fortifications and coast defenses or the alleged back down at Ta Lien Wan Monday in September Labor day first country Several of the democrats notable be- ¬ a legal holidaj Mr McClellan N Y critidiscd the measure Conservatives no less than liberals becauic it cut clown appropriations for these wail the Supposed retreat from an un- ¬ Died From Lockjaw works below what has been appropriated in assailable position on the ground that Bedford Ind Feb 3 Miss Minnie years recent Great Britain supported by the United Guilty of Murdering Her Husband States and Japan might safely have Krampke a young woman of this city i -- f here-in-befo- re m -- The-house -- -- vice-presiden- ts -- -- ON THE BIVER ROAD any chance but Mary knew there wasnt and perhaps sometime j she cried the tearsjbrim- - blthecourt ming over suddenly No theres no r Coldest of the Winter chance I know that But do you sup- ¬ PtWayxe Ind Feb 3 The weath pose Im Im faithful just because he er Wednesday night was the coldest of might come back Well if you had- - any hop the the winter registering 3 degrees below young man insisted of coarse 1 would at ten oclock and falling at the rate understand but you havent and oh of two degrees an hour Mary wont you just let me are for Custodfan of the Flag Room you Ill be satisfied with that if youll Columbus Feb 3 If a bill intro- ¬ just take me duced by Representative Bartlow shall Ill never take you Dick Wheeler become a law the custodian of the flag she said panting and nearly crying room in the state building will be an and and dont you ever say iny such honorably discharged Ohio soldier or As she spoke she sailor At the present time the custhing to me again flew suddenly ahead along the road todian is a man who served in a Conand left Dick looking dejectedly after necticut regiment and Bartlow wants her He had meant to seeher home an Ohio man toihave the job but after- - such a rebuff h had to Fatal Skating Accident turn back or at least appear to turn Feb 3 Frederick i Mitchetx Ind back He really skulked dofgedly be LpwJsandlaude Graves aged 15 hind her for he couldnt let her era went through the ice while out skatr downthe lonely road in the arkness Graves injr and Lewis was drowned fTO BE CONCLUDEl 3 was recued but is still unconscious Chance ¬ ¬ -- Isidore Peirier was found guilty Wed- ¬ nesday of the murderof- - her husband The woman took the Verdict coolly Judge Tascheraan postponed the sen- ¬ tence of death until the case can be ar- ¬ gued before the court of appeals The womans accomplice Samuel Parslow will not be tried at the present session St SciroLAfiQUESQue Feb 8- - Mrs is understood that the government is angry with the Times for revealing the position The Standard Thursday morning in the course of an editorial expressing its regret assumes that since there is no official information to the contrary the Times version of the situation is correct It thinks this will be pain ¬ fully felt in the course of the pending by elections especially as the story suggests suspicions of a larger and wider surrender The editorial concludes by advising the government to let the country know as speedily as possible exactly where it stands defied Russia Six Bodies Taken From the Ruins It died from lockjaw caused from a broken wrist sustained by falling from the roof of a building from where she was watching some workmen wjho were repairing the roof a week ago She was the second and only remain ¬ ing daughter of Mr Krampke Both died of lockjaw the other about 12 years ago Porzlg had a struggle vith a female fpCjtpad who grabbed his watch and then struck him over the head with a blunt instrument felling him to the ground Porzig said he got a good view of the woman 3 The house passed Mr Deshas bill regulating the practice of dentistry in this state The bill practically puts the power of licensing dentists in the hands of the Kentucky sate Dental association and for this reason was bitterly op posed but passed by 54 to 33 Louisville Ky Feb Female Footpad 3 Mr Frank Feb 3 The bodies of the six victims of the Alvord house fire were taken from the ruins The corpses of the hotel Wednesday of Heniy Day Benj Strickland and the bellboy Chas Ruppert of Glovers- ¬ ville were recovered Wednesday morn ¬ ing and later the searchers came upon those of E F Kimball his wife and Y Gloversville N Frankfori Ky Feb The Dentistry Bill Passes the House ¬ daughter of Indianapolis lying close - Paducah Ky Feb 3 Women dele together Only the trunk of Mrs Kim gates to a Young Mens Christian assoball was found aid the daughters ciation havebeen appointed from Pa body was almost1 entirely consumed ducah Misses OraB Lergh f and Julia Of the six bodies only that of Mr Scott will go to the convention 1 Kimball was rccognjzable the others Maysville on February 18 being idendified by articles of jewelry ¬ Women Delegates ¬ 4 SCINTILLATIONS Royal caahes the food pure wholesome and delicious ftft t- THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY wwiwMMBiBBiWBMBHBWMKMW y FEBRUARY 4 L898 i Bwgwtjmigaars3gni iiinia Four NonfennicaT Squibs News An M 3 - pom POWDER Absolutely Pure Comment Winchester has a broom factory An ice factory will be established in Interesting Jumble Off And Walter Champ in JvUip Truth and Up A CASUAL GLANCK To Date m Did you notice the entlemnu who just ot off the c- rM - Mrs Hymen Thin Blood Where trie Hood loses its - m m HAVE YOU DECIDED TO BUY 9 t H il i 3- - - fer t ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO HEW YORK J 1881 - TIE k BOUBBOff NEWS Seventeenth Year Established Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUC5E MILLER Make all Checks Money Orders etc Mimek movable to the order of Champ r - ADVER1IS1NG RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in blact type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaras cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ ¬ Danville friends have petitioned ex-- Gov Brown to run for Governor again Over four hundred new bills have been introduced in the Kentucky Legislature this session si Mrs Lease the Populist orator and politician has proved her versatility by creditably filling a pulpit Mrs Lease would make a charming picture filling a mothers place at home Dispatches state that tollgate raiders who destroyed a tollgate this week in Boyle were very polite and gentle- ¬ manly Of course these Chesterfields wore patent leather shoes and dress suits as their visits were after nightfall fa sv y The current number of Munseys r I Magazine contains excellent histories and complimentary sketches of two distin ¬ guished Kentuckians General Simon Bolivar Buckner and Senator William LiLdsey Following Joe Blackburns plan of SsMraiite giving the Senate information about Bheol Congressman John Rhea has en giving the House some pointers about the future abode of politicians What Joe and John dont know about hell it appears isnt worth hearing I Robt F sin nv having ffersistentiygiven the marb and icy mit to the Hon Jaines Corbett the latter announces in a farewell card he has retired from the ring that The pompadonred pugilist will devote his entire time to the stage and thinking of The K- - - Fitz if it 94 r - The Kentucky Press -- new paper the Jiexington Observer has made its appearance and it fully merits all of the JMce things the Kentucky press boys uaid in advance about it W R Knight has become associated with 1 C Nelson as editor of the Bath Couaty World J R Williams late editor of the Mid way Clipper has bought the Falmouth Guide and his ability and energy will no doubt make it an interesting paper and paying property Mr Williams and wife formerly Miss Ora Letton of this city will shortly move to Falmouth W ¬ Col H Polks - Your Life Insured le a Day ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger guarautetf given you we aare not use a banks name without anthoritv if you doubt it write them Good health is the best life surance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 days treatment costs lc a day A sight dr ft on abovu bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if we fail to cure you Sold by W T crooks druggist Our insurance is protected by bank The North westerns dividends t celery fresh cakes and crackers neT orghum molasses New policy holders are unqualed and to York cream cheese procure Northwestern dividends you tf Newton Mitchell must carry Northwestern insurance tf The General Asstinbly Found A store- - key Owner enn Thirty five new bills were Introduced havesarae by calling at TheNews office Among and paying for this advertisement in the Legislature Wednesday Testifies to Benefits Received From them were the Goebel Election Bill WEflrejust as thankful for a small providing for a Board of Election Com package as a large one Earh will re Dr Miles Remedies missi oprf Mr Deshas bill to prevent cviye the same thorough and careful atIf we get the former it will in the exhib xi of prize fight photographs tention timo grosy to the latter by the satisfac Mr Sargents bill to amend the law tion yon will derive in wearing our against mobs Mr Bronstons bill for a laundered work Bourbon Steam Laundky State Board of Charities MrBrad burns anti trust bill several bills by Mr Armours sliced star bacon at McDer- ¬ Ragland affecting Sheriffs and several mott Spears by Mr G- W Smith affecting the courts Yesterdays Temperature and other matters One of Mr Smiths to provide two additional Circuit bills is The following is the temperature as Judges for Jefferson county noted yesterday by A J Winters Co of this city Tuesday Mr Sargent introduced an 7 a m 5 8 a m act to prevent mob violence 8 It gives 9 a m 94 the right of heirs of parties mobbed to 10 a m i2i recover 5000 from the county and U a m i2J makes the punishment for being in a 12 m 15 2 p m I mob from two to ten years In the 24 f 3 p m 24 penitentiary is no more responsible poeltloa 4p m 24 THERE than that of a railroad engin ¬ 5 p m 23 eer On his iteady nerves clear brain An act was introduced Tuesday pro ¬ 7pm 20 bright eye and perfect self command de- ¬ viding a 500 fine for telling or printing pend the safety of the train and the lives a campaign lie of Its passengers Dr Miles Nervine and There is no other remedies are especially adapted to word so full keeping the nerves steady the brain clear The Committee on Agriculture de- ¬ of meaning and the mental faculties unimpaired cided to report favorably the Orr bill Engineer P W McCoy formerly of 1323 regulating the sale of lear tobacco by and about which such tender and Broadwayr Council Bluffs but now residing doing away with reclamations All the holy recollections cluster as that at 3411 Humboldt St Denver writes that ho she who watched suffered for years from constipation caus- ¬ warehouse men oppose the bill and say of Mother ¬ ing sick over our helpless infancy and it favors Cincinnati markets It was ed our first tottering step guid- was fullynervous and bilious headaches and Yet Nerve restored to health by Dr Miles passed Tuesday the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ Dr Miles Liver Pills I heartily recommend Remedies Danville Six tollgates in Boyle have been de- ¬ stroyed by raider3 Mid Winter Declamatory Contest tonight at Winchester Five million oranges are being shipped daily from California Winchester police arrested ten ineii Monday for violating local option laws The Montgomery and the Brooklyn will shortly go on a ciuise in Unban waters The Bath Fiscal Court has begun to negotiate for possession of the pikes in that county John Sammons aged twenty six years was kiLed by a vicious jack at Louisa Wednesday morning Mansfield Mormon elders E M Henry Bartholomew and Edmund Nel- ¬ son are conducting a meeting at Beatty ville Twelve Maysville citizens were in police court Monday in that city for in- ¬ dulging in the elevating amusemei t of chickenfighting Warden Hancock of the Frankfort penitentiary attempted to kill a representative of a Northern manufactuiiug concern who tried to bribe him Peter Vinegars best effort A Damn Hot Day a sermon that has attracted attention all over the Bluegrass has been sold to a graphophone company Wearing tight shoes caused a small abrasion on the foot of James Warren of Mt Sterling which developed into gangrene and made amputation neces- ¬ sary The name of the Richmond Nicholas- ville Irvine and Beattyville railroad has South- ¬ been changed to the Louisville eastern The road will be extended to Beattyyille The Facts and Figures Company of 175 Dearborn street Chicago which has been working preachers by getting them to subscribe to a plan to furnish them sermons and statistics on any subject at the shortest notice has been denied the use of the mails as a fraudulent concern Five of the alleged burglars who have been operating in Georgetown for the last two weeks were arrested there They were all Tuesday afternoon negroes In the rooms of two of them MoBe Step and John Jackson was found a large quantity of plunder which has been identified ¬ ¬ The brunette man Miss Anksiius intense red grows tfein and in a brown suit nnd dprby wearing a jg watery as in anemia there is jg polka dot scarf anl opal pin chrysan to a constant feeling- of exhaus- themum pUent leather- tan glnves and tion a lack of energy vitality tunokincr a riffarutt I didnM observe jg and the spirits depressed closely Did him he Kpe ik to ns Judge 1 J J ¬ - i V Scotts Emulsion THOSE BUSINESS COMPARISONS Pears ro me that g phosphites of Lime and Soda Skimilk tiuit s are improvin in Buzzards Roost jg is peculiarly adapted to correct neighborhood I kiu notice it every 2 this condition The cod liver My cow cave a gallon more milk jj oil emulsified to an exquisite S day in October than she did in the con fineness enters the blood direct spnndmtr month last yar and feeds its every corpuscle Mrs Kyepvtch Yes and mv restoring the natural color and Rpecklnd hn laid three more egjrs last giving vitality to the whole week than she did in the same wek last ft system The hypophosphites year Judge Mrs of Cod liver Oil with Hypo- - j m OF COURSE V - iss Tknne See Are you- living in the hatdbouie home left yon by your g cheeks if yoj are growing g aunt - the house yon went to law over thin and exhausted from over-- w Col Rye centres and add their strength-- g ening and beneficial effect A NEW CARPET THIS SPRING IMCy Col Rye No ther- e- Truth My lawyer resides jg m work or if age is beginning to tell use SCOTTS Emul- sion Be sure m EMB RRASSING REMINDERS AS you get SCOTTS Emulsion aii J j y 0 Joues whnt would you do if you had to begin life over again Adulterated Flour Second Politician Learn not to write a letter or make a promise Up It ia now gener illy acknowledged To Bate that many unscrupulous millers mix See third page for a good serial corn flur corn starch aud ti refuse of sugar refiarips with their fliar in stor- y- Sailor Lover order to enhance their profits Some of Educational these ingredients are positively injurious The celebrated Prof Byron King as food and contain no nutritive prop- ¬ President of a school of Oratory at erties whatsoever We do not wish as Pittsburg Pa and noted as a lecturer yet to mention names but it has been and elocutionist and impersonator will give an entertainment in Paris on the proved by competent analysis that more evening of Feb 28th As the purpose than one mill selling flo ir in Paris has in securing him for that evening is to been detected in selling blended flour create an interest in having lim for a We unhesitatingly guarantee that week s instruction in good reading and every sacK ol flour of whatever grade elocution at the next Teachers Institute that goes from our mill is pure wheaten it is important that all teachers older pupils and every one who would- like product Onr mill is open to inspection lessons in these branches should hear at any time and we have no machinery him All who would like instruction in for making blended flonr as many mills these branches from such a fountain head can join the Institute for the pur- ¬ have pose and thus enable us to employ him If you want to be sure that you are buyfng good pure wholesome flour buy County Superintendent that made by us which is sold by all Chase Sanborns high grade leading grocers Paris Milling Co coffees Pee fc Son - Firbt Politician 6CCC 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 hands 1808 Bine Of Make fyour Match the carpets beautifully and I can show you the best made in price quality beauty and workmanship Special prices on contract work Persons anticipating having any papering done will do well to get my prices before the busy season commences JT iltW Is HINTON v- - Fleischmanns compressed yeast McDermott Spears at Insure in the Northwestern to day to morrow may be too late Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embapning scientifically attended to CARRIAGES EOR HIRE Oysters Railroad Engineer GROCERY STOCK THE POPCJLAR GROCER ¬ ¬ ¬ nil I LHlLL I v - daily displaying an extra choipe line of Special Fancy groceries etc Below is mentioned some of th standard and select stock If you want goodgoods you i find just that sort at my store I will be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to be had EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prune- Apricots French Peas - Ctayi Pears J MOTHER Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rollu OtU rOlives Capers Chow Chow Tababco aGce Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni Domestic Macaroni Pu e Buckwheat Flonr Pure Maple Syrup - Mi nee Nancamp Pork rnd Reane Choice Celery meat Nancamp Tomato Catsup Baltimore Oysters XSGRIG- - TURKEYS v The House passed the bill permitting husband and wife to testify for or against each other in divorce proceed- ¬ ings and certain other actions It also pasted the bill forbiding discrimination against any employe because of mem- ¬ bership in a labor organizaiion Mothers er is beset with danger and all ef-¬ fort should be made to avoid it so assists nature in the change tak- ¬ Friend Highest Honors v Awarded Worlds Fair n so many have said Dont be T SDAY FEB 8TH 1898 An ahti cigaretle bill has been favor persuaded to use anything but returning every second Tuesday in each Furniture ably reported ¬ of both Mother and Child and she Of 0 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio The House bill prohibiting the mar- ¬ is found stronger after than before riage of first cousins was killed by being confinement in shori- WJHbe at the Windsor Hotel Paris- if makes xiy refused its third reading Childbirth natural easy as The Petrie bill fixing a penalty of dread suffering or gloomy fore- ¬ 50 to 500 fine and one to 12 months in bodings to the hour when she in jail for committing a crimi- ¬ experiences the joy of Motherhood nal operation was passed unanimously Its use insures safety to the lives place that the Expectant Mother is enabled te look for ward without ing ¬ Dr Miles Remedies are sold by all drug ¬ gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re ¬ funded Bopk on dis- ¬ eases of the heart and serves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Dr Miles temetii Restore Health Elkhart Ind Finebt Chocolate Candies Mixed and Stick Candies Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Raisins Seedless Raisins Citron Figs Dat s L H Landman M D NEWTON MITCHELL THE GROCER MainSTSt adjoining Northern Bank Paris Xy- - and GEO WL Window DAVIS l DEALER IN if t - RAKING P0WMR V j- - MOST PERFECT MADE Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder worn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Free - 4 XAM3USSTAmA3tS By a vote of 18 to 13 the oenate Wed- ¬ nesday confirmed the nomination of Dr E M Wiley to be superintendent of the Eastern Asylum for the Insane at Lex- ¬ My wife suffered more in ten min ¬ ington Senator Bronston led the fight utes with either of her other two chil ¬ for Wiley and Mr Blackburn is said to dren than she did altogether with her last having- previously used four bot-¬ have re entered the fight against Wiley tles of l Mothers Friend It is a during the past few diys blessing to any on expecting1 to be- gays a customer a MOTHER We arfroffering some choice ladies icome Henderson Daik Carmi Illinois misses and childrens shoes at special To nrirxa TVint Call f- 4lM a auulgo orfOJDwfiiistttisoyMrtiiytfrtol 1 v the offer ipnca wmi orooiceotahiirr8Jola flttd vlsaIe isferanti lor aPQ Tig Sbokpsob - MOTHERS FRIEND - -t- -1 Df AIsqeiq - mz wrtift4iitt Optician Landmai has been visiting this city rpjmlarlv for ov r MFHftiivvr five years and has ad ¬ justed glasses to the eyes or the best people of Paris and Bonrhon Countyj and has proven himself com petent thorough reliable and honest You can get Landmans glasses from Clark Clays drug store between his visits a4d when he makes his regular visit he vill examine yonr eves thorough- ¬ ly and make any change neeessary to give satisfaction Examination free REFEBiircxs Drs W Fithian Eadt Bufek Fitbian Bowen and O D Cramtof Paria ¬ month uiotns carpets Mattresses Etc Shares Oil Buck and Bilfs Barber Shop For first class work Three first class barbers All work done strictly iirst claps Next door to Bourbon Bank 4nov tf 0FO Special attention given to Ondertak ing and Repairing Main Street Paris Ky New LauncJry Agency J I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Lamtdry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders left at Clarke Clays drng store will Two good telephones good for flis receive imnjediate attention Work tnceof500 milea Will sell cttm called for and delivered promptly Can be used in the country Apply to Respectfully The Nkws offiee for particulars Telephones For Sale 16ap tf BeuceHolladat - -- - i 2t f - lirfJsfeiiwi-dii- - THE BOURBON NEW TIE BOUBBOH NEWS 8ecoT -- FBI DAY FEBRUARY 4 1898 NUPTIAL KNOTS ISngagementfl The Fiscal Court Meets PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY The Fiscal Court met in called ses ¬ sion Wednesday Present were Judge Seventeenth Year Established 1881 County Attorney Duudon and Purnell fEnlcied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Justices Neely Ball See Smith Weath ibs Announcements And Sol- ¬ emnizations Of Tho Marriage Vows John Sallee and Miss Eliza Cox of mall matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months Oneyear news costs you cant even get 3100 port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE a re Etc ¬ payable to the order of CHAMP Make alt Checks Money Orders Miliar We remove the from collars rough edges and cuffs and mould them round and smooth It is a pleasure to wear our laundered linen BOURBON STEAM LAUNDRY Queen olives Fee Son America in Richmond Tnqfrftr Read the stor y on thirdpage Miss Harriet Bogardus will give J W Woolums was appointed Post at- - Muir Favette County i Tues day J C Montgomery has sr d his store at Centerville to Jerry Sullivan of that place Dr Louis Landman optician of Cin- ¬ cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor Tupfday derson colored as janitor of the court house Attorney John S Smith has gone to Dwight Ills to take depositions in a will case Albert Rice has succeeded Jim Hen ¬ The February Century contains story- - Brer Coon In Old Kentucky by John Fox -- a Mobmon elders are holding meetings in portions of Nicholas Bath and 1 4 It Fleming counties costume recital Tuesday night at the Frankfort opera house Secretary of Treasury for the reinstatement of Sprig J Brent as a storekeeper eauger The News is requested to announce that the ladies of the Methodist Church will give a social to night in the church Miss Margaret Ingels will give a ers Claybrook Barlow and Howard and County Clerk Paton The following business was transacted The Finance Committee vas allowed further time to make settlements with the Sheriff and Treasurer A Committee was appointed to select a suitable room for County School Superintendent Edgar Ordered that County officers be paid as they heretofore have been paid The Infirmary Committee report was presented and ordered paid Wm Bedford of Ruddles Mills pre- cinct was elected Keeper of the County Infirmary for the year beginning March 1st 1898 at a salary of 50 per month or 600 per year The report of Committee on Charities was rejected The Jail Committees report was adopted The Turnpike Committees report was adopted The report recommends the division of the County into three Super ¬ visors districts each district to contain about 100 miles of turnp kes and diit roads Each Supervisor to receive 500 per year and give bond for 5000 for faithful discharge of duties The cdurt house furnace wae ordered repaired The Finance Committee was instruct ed to report at what per ceut money for running expenses may bt had till 1898 caxes are collectpd 5 Ex Sheriff Beeding presented written proposition to Court m regard to dis- missing suits against norms wnicn proposition was rejected Squire Ball made motion to appropri- ¬ ate 3000 for the location of the Odd Fellows Home at Millersburg which was rejected A motion to reconsider and allow 1500 carried by th6 following vote Yeas Ball Neely See Barlow and Howard Weathers and Clay Noes Smith ¬ ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Tn The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Henry Fuhrman is in Cincinnati on business Collector Roberts has asked the ¬ parlors Mrs Smith Brand of near Centerville has completed a handsome new frame residence and will take pos- ¬ session about March 1st Pearl sociation of Lexington has assigned to Bishop Clay Upwards of 15000 of Paris money was invested in it A T Forsyth i3 conducting an auction at Richmond for B W Turner c etc gelling dry goods china The auction may continue two weeKs bric-a-bra- The Bluegrass Building and Ldan As- ¬ sent to Miss Christine Bradley a cut o1nK pilvflr uionnted bottle to be used at the christeaing of the battleship Ken ¬ The Lancaster W C T TJ will pre ¬ t fc r 4 k- The Club now has one thousand crows in a crowery C Weimar who wa the Miss Ella guest of Miss Lucy Siinma several weeks last Summer has ben elected Prirlpinfd of the Mary Baldwin Senii- rjarY formerly Augusta Female Sem- ¬ inary at Staunton Va tucky The Hill Top Gun Club will give a crow and target tournament at their grounds next Wednesday and Thursday Mr Ernest Frazier was in Lexing ton yesterday Ed Oder of Lexington was in Paris yesterday Mr Jake Spears has returned from a visit in Frankfort Miss Margaret Terry is visiting rel- ¬ atives in Lexington Messrs Will Simms Saml Clay and Woodford Clay were in Lexington Wednesday Mr and Mrs Geo Wilder left yes- ¬ terday for a visit to the formers parents in Louisville ON THURSDAY FRIDAY ASD SATDRDAV JAN 27 28 AND 29 Mies Clay Thomas has returned from a visit to Miss Mattie Anderson We make a SPECIAL SALE of in Cynthiana Mrs J R Baker of the Paris Tel- ¬ ephone Exchange has returned from a Vogels sugar cured hams 10c per visit in Cynthiana Fee Son prand Miss Margaret Ingels returned yes- ¬ OBITUARY terday from a visit in Lexington Mid- ¬ These goods are not odds and ends but new freh goods Out way and Frankfort Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory embroideries we imported ourselves for this Springs trade direct from Of The Dead St Gall and Herisaw Switzerland at a price 25 to 40 per cent below Miss Bessie Carter left yesterday for The remains of Anderson Taylor New York Importers a months visit in Indianapolis and We can and will show you some rare bargains in this sale H3 were interred Monday at Newtown The Crawfordsville Ind A sale of this kind has never been made before in Paris wherean deceased wa8 an excellent citizen whose Dr Lvnn Moore was called by telr honesty and energy won the respect of entire new importation has been thrown on the market at such low graph to Detroit Tuesday on account all who knew him Be leaves a wife prices as these goods will be offered of the illness of his father No old stock everything new and fresh and three children of Miss Mary Emma Stevenson Ladies are invited to call and see these goods whether they buy or Best high grade Patent Flour 500 not Georgetown was the guest of Miss Fee Son barrel cash Bertha Hinton this week Miss Louie Hord of Flemingburg BIRTHS was in the city Wednesday afternoon The Advent Of Our Future Men And en route to Lexington for a visit Women Miss Hallie Gay of Woodford who Mrs J T Arter of Cedar Heights recently visited her sister Mrs Newton Cleveland who spent a month with Mitchell in this city is now the guest Mrs J W Harmon during the Sum- ¬ of Miss Joe Allen in Georgetown mer has presented her husband with Fred Weckesser Superintendent of a pretty daughter the Bluegrass Grocery Company which STOCK AND TURF NEWS is opera ing a score or groceries in Cen- ¬ brook tral Kentucky was in the city yester- ¬ Sale and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc 1 Ordered that the Court be adjourned day Turf Notes till March 2 1898 Misses Olive Fant and Louie Mrs Lora Caton will ship Baron Rog Andrews who have been the attractive era to Russia Left For Alaska To close out all Winter goods during the next o and popular guests of Mrs George W Six hogsheads of Bourbon county to- ¬ Chas Ashurst aged nineteen son of Stuart returned to their homes in Flem bacco sold at Louisville jesterday at we will sell everything in stock at prices less than cost Lloyd Ashurs of near Paris left yes- ¬ ingsburg Wednesday evening 16 75 17 1750 1725 1625 and terday afternoon for Douglas titv The Violet Whist Club was beauti1075 Alaka to join the colony of thirteen fully entertained Tuesday night by those Dress Goods formerly 75c and S100 per yard at 39c unbracing Wm Mitchell bought about 3200 fancy weaves broadcloths novelties and whipcord diagonal st rges Bourbon county boys now located near charminer hostesses Misses Etta and budhelsof wheat in Fleming councy last Table linens and napkins large variety at cost that point Mimie McClintock it their home on week to- - be delivered at Helena and Recent letters from Catlett Hutsell Higgins Avenue The guests were as- ¬ All our underwear at much less than cost now on signed partners and tables by cards bear- ¬ Nepton at eighty seven cents per bushel Penangs and percales formerly Sic to close 4c per yard formerly of Hutchison who is M Turney of Bourbon sold three Douglass Island 600 milts from the ing the names of popular affinities in See our hosiery at 10c and 15c per pair worth 25c Notions of every description less than cost Klondike report that the thermometers h storv fiction play and song A hogsheads of tobacco in Cincinnati this 10 4 New York mills sheeting worth 30c for taere register 20 degrees below ziro dainty lunch Was served before the week at150 1275 and 1125 J Splendid bleached and unbleached cotton 5c pw ynlSw with the temperature rapidly lowering games were commenced The club T Lyleof Donerail sold seventeen Every vessel th it passes the island a members and guests present were hhds at an average of 1574 crowded with p issengers nearly half ot Misses Alice Spears The weights for the Brooklyn Handi ¬ Eddie Spearsf women Many people have Laura Truudle them being cap to be run May 28 at 1 mile have Marv Webb Gas tha to secure pas- ¬ beeu waiting for he oima MiIt virgar t tlr Sadie toil announced leadingi Htdits T as sage contestants atherine Gay iollowa for the Davis Olivia Buc 128 Ornament 127 Ben Hol Woodford Fannie Mann Mary Brent Ben Brush WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K F The Purls Postoffice Contest Sadie Hart Lucy Lowry Clara Wil laday 121 Tillo 118 Dr Catlett 117 A dispatch from Washington to the moth Drs J R Adair F L Lapsley Howard Mann 115 Typhoon II 114 IMPORTED SUITISfiS MD TROIISERW Edi- ¬ M H Daily Courier Journal yesterday said Smith Messrs Lehman 114 Ogden 109 Ben Eder 109 H A tor J L Bosley arrived this afternoon Jake Spears Tucker John Byron McClelland 109 Meadowthrope Ed He is a candi- Williams Frank Walker Chas Winn 108 Semper Ego 106 Macy 105 Plaudit and is at the Johnson date for the Paris postoffice Mr J D Dorsey Ray Talbott Clay Dan Morris 105 Previous 104 Lon Bramble 104 Dr McClintock is here in the interest of Ford Brent Albert Hinton John Sheppari 102 Ulysses 102 Box 100 Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when Perry Hutchcraft who also wants the Breunan Walter Champ HandbaniOO Traverser 98 Loki 98 quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Paris postoffice Judge George Denny Dont miss the iirst chapters of the Many Bourbon farmers harvested a has recommended Sherman H Stivers story on third page fine lot of three inch ice off ponds near for this position but as the powers of a 3 at Paris yesterday Smooth ice on Hous Langdons reception flakes referee may be used only so far as they ton f nTnisbed good skating for hundreds Spears do not conflict with the wishes of the McDerinott FJTE MI5BOTTA T lMTTOJt of merry boys ano girls Senator the other candidates think they Davis Thompson Isgbig have in have a small show Senator Deboe has S B llJrIOtf OalUi Goose livek sausage 50 cents pound school childrens shoes exra good values not yet decided whom he will indorse Fee Son for very little money Try them -- Newtown were married Tuesday night in Cincinnati Mr T J Smith and Miss Elise Bennett were married yesterday in Richmond They passed through here on the 340 train on their wedding trip John W The marriage of Capt Thiojkmorten and Miss Lillian Lucile Bullock was solemnized in a beautiful ceremony yesterday afternoon at half past our oclock at the Christian The wedding Church in Falmouth march was played very happily by Prof The bride A M Gnzrit of this city is a lovely daughter of Mr and Mrs H Bullock gentle true womanly and is one of Falmouths most estimable young ladies The groom is a popular and courteous passenger conductor on th N and is considered one of the L best known men in Kentucky railway circles He has hundreds of friends to wish him and his fair bride unbounded happiness After a wedding trip in the East they will residj in Lexington YOUR SHOES Shoild be entirely weather proof at this season It is false and comfoxta- ble you cant afford it We have just arranged a special value sale o Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes and ako Mens and Boys Shoes at low down prices Our January invoice revealed thai r we have too many shoes and this fact will prove greatly to your adranr tage- - if you will call immediately x economy to wear shoes that do not keep your feet dry Davis Thomson Isgrig Special Sale of Soz33etlxix3s 3 W NEW EMBROIDERIES INDIA LINENS NAINSOOKS TABLE LINENS and Napkins CONDON FECIAL SURPRI SE f dars ¬ -- - jr--fffSj- I -- ¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER ¬ vjL - r V A Kentucky Club In Virginia Comforts and blankets at your own N will sell round trip prices at J T Hintonb TheL The following notice was taken from Hotel at Cincinnati the tickets to New Orleans at one first class The Palace Underwoods broiled mackerel in to- College Topics a weekly paper pub lished in connection with the Virginia best 2 and 250 hostelry in the United fare tickets on snle Feb 16th to 21st mato sauce McDeumott Spears law school States is justly popular with thousands final limit returning March 5th Train excel- ¬ leaving Paris 1105 a m makes direct going to have any papering If you are The Kentucky Club has organized cf Kentuckians on account of its N done get my prices on contract work with a membership of thirty and the emplojes and con connections at Lagrange with L lent service polite J T Hinton tl C W Miller presifollowing officers renient location at Sixth and Vine 2 No 1 fast train for New Orleans This Big Block arrangement does away with any bus Irvine Ky D Lindsey vice presiYou be the doctor for a little while dent RmTowrAD colored who has transfer in Lexington or Louisyille dent G Hayes secretary and treasurer and make a ciitical examination of a for several years been a porter on one of B J Clay Paris Ky toast master C N will sell round trip tickThe L the chair cars running between Lexing ets to Chattanoga Tenn at one first buudle of our laundry work and see if M Owsley historian tonand Cincinnati died Tuesday of class fare Feb 20 21 and 22 limit to you cannot conscientiously recommend dropsy at Lexington Bob was known return on or before Feb 28th account the Rolled mop herrings at Bourbon Steam Laundry Bluegrass Fee Sons to hundreds of persons in the Drpartment of Superintendency of Sons Pim Oi as at Fee Buy your carpets now J T Hinton Ed Henry of Little Rock was National Educational Association F B Cabr Agent Purnell Wednes tf J brought before Judge has best and cheapest line Advertised Letter lilst charged with shooting at Robt day A Chicago man who was advertising List of letters remaining unclaimed As his counsel was not ready his a patent medicine attracted considerable Neil Paris Ky poatoffice Feb 4 189S To trial was set for Feb lltb and bail was attention yesteiday on the streets of in W B1 Holms Georgia Bell Anderson placed at 50 in default of which Hemy Paris His face was painted and he was B ack Geo Hook Virginia IB On farming land at 6 or 7 per cent was remanded to jail Mrs Eliza Johnson J H attired in a fourth of July costume con Buly according to amount desired ApplicaJohnson Lalua Birl Mrs James tion confidential Address James the bright four sisting of white dnck pants plaid coat Keller Jaa Lawrence straw hat patent leather shoes and kid Bouner5 jyirs gnsie Kneight C E ATTORNEY-AT-LAyearold son of Mr and Mrs John gloves He carried a parasol and yes- - Butler Amanda Box G Pabis Ky 4feb 3t Keen Willis F James figured in a peculiar incident the terdays KlonJike zephvr3 wbistledj Burden Ida Lucas Mrs Sarah other day Finding a pistol in a dresser merrily around his Summer clothes as he aye Thos J Martin B F picker up me waayuu Jlilartin Bessie drawer he snap sho s wellLucille Mason Robert at his reflection in the glass viewed the sights aud took pointed it with his Kodak Miles Fannie Crump W H and pulled the trigger The pistol was The firm of Clarke Clay doing bus Morden Miss J A Daniels Geo c t discharged and the bullet broAe the i ess in the city of Paris Ky has ben Moran Wm J E banks Wm scared to death his here from St Louis on a visit to his Fleming Mary J Murray Mrs Lizzie dissolved bv mutual consent and C J mirror and almost Clarke is authorized to collect all acM yrs Mrs Nannie parents Mr nml Mrs B F Remington Fields Amanda little sister Matilda James counts due aid firm Porter Mrs Geo looking well and hearty He has beeu a Finch Lizzie O J CLARKE Rice John Gaines John New lAundry Try Our Pullman conductor for several years M RS MATT TURNEY Green Mrs Chanty Rice Mra Jane in putting S D CLAY Virgie Rice Rev W B We are jnst completing theand The State Convention of the Daugh Grefn 4f lm most complete Gilmore Wm Robertson Bettie of one of the laundry outfits that is in Kentucky ters of the American Revolution was Gilmore Michael Rodgera Mr C week We will make our first wash next patro held in Merrick Lodge in Lexington Hrill Miss DittmanTracy Harry E53ST the public Hannah Tatbon Henrison and respectfully invite Wednesday Mrs Maxwell of Louis Hiwki War Aguie Hall Mrs T M nage The long experience of our Mr ville was re elected State Rngent The Howard Ella pnnbles us to say we Da Walker Mrs Kiddy t tunndriPR From our stable Paris Ky January qaal to any Jemima Johnson Chapter of this cit 22d 1898 two sets of single buggy bar Washbrook Jas cn now turn out work call t your Wft3 represented by Miss Emma Payne of 30 for ViAh We will lAtindry Our wagon Persops calling for abov letters wilU recovery ofwill rav a reward of tbief capture goodg and door EhoneOB gcott Representative from fourteen pleaaesay ndveTtieed UHT1UPI 1111 V TUKNEY UliAlil i HjlK3ahi Heed Steam Lautjdkt j chapter wore present 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -¬ L N Kates To Mardl Gras OJJE1 X Our 2000 and 250 OVERCOATS m Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and you will never pay 30 00 or 35oo again We make pants for 500 that are good and the best for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- ¬ where else Gleaning and Pressmg a Specialty 25000 Loan LAVIN tf - Tin f HUKILL - ¬ ¬ DISSOLUTION ii S t YJ s Jt v UP TO OUR EARS IE WORK- for which we are - n r r j i -- ¬ up-to-da- te ¬ thankful is our condition just now but we soiJi want more nd still strive to give the Same eminent satisfaction tiiat we always hove in turning out y our linea iii irreproachable sUle -- Ol ¬ ¬ STOZ I t he Bourbon Steam Laumdry W il HLNTON JR BBO PropriexoKh v wM I TelephoAd No 4 T T WMJJbds f 6 THE BOUJliBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY nips that they had all passed their Then we rolled up the rugs and prime before they were thrown snatched down the pictures The sideWe got on through the fall pretty board and refrigerator were larger orwell but when cold weather came our ders but we made them ours at last quarters became rather cheerless The with their entire contents and the windows were loose the shutters piano followed We even took the table banged the skyilight let in the snow and wash stand in the unfurnished and the wind puffed up through the room Then we tackled the ton of coal cracks and ratholes in the floor The This was pretty hard work but with a ratholes by the way were a great scuttle and a big market basket we source of annoyance to us I shall finally got the last lumps of it trans- ¬ never forget how proud I was uhe daj I ferred Then we closed and locked the bought a toothbrush The very next club door and went to work arranging morning Bob lost it down a rathole the things in our own room first aston ¬ What made it harder for us was the ishing our cold and forbidding grate fact that there were a lot of fellows with a fire Things fitted nicely and in about our own age in the immediate half an hour thej seemed quite at neighborhood who seemed to be enjoy ¬ home in their new quarters We were ing all the luxuries of life Right across by this time famished so we broiled a the hall from our door was another ap ¬ steak opened a bottle of claret and parently leading into some sort of club proceeded to nourish ourselves Then rooms In the glimpses we caught of we each ignited a good cigar and lay the interior we saw heavy rugs on the back in two of the biggest chairs be floor upholstered furniture a well fore the fire while I explained to Bob stocked sideboard and all that sort of my plan of future operations thing The members of the club didnt The clock on the mantel also part seem to be around very much in the of the plunder had just struck eight daytime but used generally to drop in and our cigars were about half finished at about eight oclock in the evening when we heard a quick active step and from then till midnight or after coming along the hall There was a sounds of good cheer not to say of con- ¬ pause at the door and the sound of viviality would greet our hungry ears the key in the lock one or two doubtful We commonly went to bed early to get steps on the bare floor within and the warm and left the wind which came up pop of a parlor match A long silence the ratholes to fight it out with the followed snow which came down the skylight He takes it hard I observed to Matters kept going worse with us Bob We had great hopes of selling one of Rather odd that he should re¬ Bobs landscapes but while he was car- turned Bob helping himself to another rying it to the probable purchaser he glass of wine got tumbled over by a runaway and We could soon hear him wandering the picture was ruined It was the day about from room to room and scratchof the funeral of Paddy Laughlin a ing matches as he lit successive gas famous Cincinnati policeman and the jets apparently with the rather vain horses had become frightened by the hope that more light might reveal the waving plumes on the hearse Paddy missing furniture We started fresh had never liked us He had sympa- ¬ cigars and Bob helped himself to an- ¬ thized with the painters union and had other glass of claret never failed to make us move on when In about five minutes we heard other we had appeared on his beat Bob said footsteps coming down the hall There when he got home that he believed Pad ¬ proved to be two of the newcomers dys ghost hoodooed us and as thej- - stepped into the room they It was about two weeks after this stopped suddenly and there was total that Bob and I were coming in together silence for about 30 seconds We puffed having got another pair of shoes noislessly at our cigars and Bob blew somehow pretty well discouraged It some smoke rings Then we heard con- ¬ was near five oclock in the afternoon versation across the hall not loud but and the prospect for supper was about deep Other members arrived in rapid as poor as it could be I had the key succession till we estimated that some in my hand as we walked down the 20 or 25 must be on hand It seemed as hall When we reached the door on a if they would wear out the floors stump- ¬ sudden mad impulse I inserted it in the ing about and by this time the talk had door opposite To my surprise it turned grown into a loud and angry babel of and the door swung open There was voices Still a certain pair of young no one in sight when we stepped in We men who had resolved to be great artists found ourselves in a good sized square smoked on and settled back at a more room furnished with a dozen easy comfortable angle chairs three or four couches a side- ¬ Suddenly the uproar ceased and board and a piano There were rugs on there was a long whispered consulta- -- 4 1898 THE BOURBON NEWS ¬ ¬ SraS waterfall n Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday sind Friday by f Editors nd wncrs LISTEN TO THE WATERFALL listen to the tinkling call of the splashing Raining diamonds in the deep ravine Sparkling gems a glorious sight in each one a raj of light Flashing dashing down with glittering sheen Round about it walls of gray pillared curved and sculptured they By the gnomes which Nature here em- ¬ ploys And the echo spirits sing or in caverns roystering rjng Like a troop of merry girls and boys Down below a mirrored pool clear as crys- ¬ tal icy cool Catches all the diamonds falling down And the trickling rills emboss on the plush of emerald moss Webs in rich contrast with lichens brown Round about festoons the vine shadows with it intertwine Turquoise blue through boughs the sky is Where the branches interlace in designs of rarest grace Arabesqued like some old Moorish screen Here and there are shady bowers carpeted with richest flowers Scented and soft cushioned with sweet ferns And where sunbeams sifting through kiss the dancing rills or dew There a spark of Heavenly fire glows and burns And in harmonies are heard insect hum and song of bird Locusts drumming while the crickets While a thousand strands of sound woven in a psalm profound Vocalize the joy of gladsome life Here a soft secluded nest restful peace- ¬ ful deeply blest Where the soul may worship and com- ¬ mune Scented peace floats in the air incense from the blossoms fair Man and Nature here in perfect tune Noblest inspirations caught from these wonders God has wrought Voices that His inspirations call Ope thy soul let it unfold to these truths so sweetly told By the spirits of tLe waterfall I EDGAR JONES -- ¬ seen i y ¬ fife ¬ Apt Against Medicine BY PAUL DAUPHIN Copyright 1898 g nimmmmmmimmnMmmm at one of the best restaurants in New York and were buttoning- cur overcoats under our chins as we stepped out onto - ARTHUR PARK WEand I had just had a the painter good dinner into us the sidewalk when a joung fellow bright enough as to looks but still wearing- his summer clothes almost ran Why hello Billy old man ex- ¬ W Ms f Hfrr 35 flow tone I rs v claimed Park The other replied in a and Park drew him to one side In a moment I heard my friend say Oh thats all right old man any time any time Good night look in at the studio some day He took my arm and we crossed the street to a waiting- cab Poor devil of an art stu- ¬ dent he explained living- on hope and faith in himself Nothing fattening about it Didnt ask for it but I lent him five We stepped into the hansom and he added Have any troubles of your own wfoen you first began to scribble I remember one morning- of fasten ¬ ing up my shoes with bits of broom wire not having- the necessary capital to put into a pair of strings I replied The painter laughed We have all eaten our share of mad cow as they say - CtffMffrnlxtj SOME YOU MISERABLE THIEVES neighbors before I left Cincinnati Never Go ahead I cant make much of it but 1 can give the facts If you can fix it up into in Paris he returned Did I ever tell you of my little experience with certain YOUVE GOT EVERYTHING anything youre welcome to do so story telling is your business Maybe my tale is ashadegrewsome and sometimes as I look back at it I think perhaps my action wasnt strictly honest though I fancy it will pass muster in this world of sin You see it was this waj Bob Allau ¬ ¬ read about his new picture the other day didnt you Bob Allan and I were born in the same little Ohio village We both decided to be celebrated ar ¬ tists so we went down to Cincinnati to begin Dont ever boast to me about your early poerty we were poverty it- ¬ self personified and stalking about like a pestilence You may have wired up your shoes but we didnt have any shoes to wire At least we had only a sirglepair between us and when one went out the other had to stay in Be ¬ sides they were too small for me and too big- for Dob Well we found a place at the top of - hes in Florence now an grease and general dirt and the walls werent much better The printers had moved away because the building- had got to be unsafe for their presses We bought a second hand bed begged a chair borrowed an oil stove and stole a soap box and there we were Some- ¬ times we had two meals Sometimes only one hut we kept at work You had got alomg far enough with your art studies so you had work then4 I observed My dear boy signs oilcloth signs at that And we werent successful at them either because the regular sign painters could do better work It was unsatisfactory business for another rea ¬ son too The sign painters had a union a d resented our interference and they used to throw bricks at us as we went down side streets However the bricks werent so bad as the turnips and he puffed his cigar thoughtfully Though J ought to say la justice to those tui - building- which we thought Avould do for our studio It was a big room and we got it practically free be cause the owner couldnt rent it to any ¬ body else It had once been a printing office and the floor was deep in ink old - the floors and pictures on the walls A coal fire burned in the grate in cheer- ¬ ful contrast to the blackness of our own In a small room on one side was a refrigerator containing chops steaks and other food and in boxes was a ton of coal Beyond was a door leading into still another room We were sur- ¬ prised to find this empty with the ex- ¬ ception of a table and a long queer box standing on carpenters horses The floor and walls were bare and the only other article of furniture was a wash stand I walked over raised the center of the queer box and looked in Then I put it down rather hastily I think Bob started to follow my example Old man I said I dont think you want to look in there Whats the reason I dont in- ¬ quired Bob Oh nothing much but you dont Just take my word for it I wouldnt take your word for any ¬ thing answered Bob and with that he lifted the cover and looked in He put it down without any great delay Then he turned to me and said Paddy Laughlin I nodded Medical students I added Yes returned Bob edging toward the door There was a mystery about the disease which caused his death you remember They are trying to clear it up Yes An idea had struck me and I was doing some hard thinking We passed out into the other room Come on said Bob pulling open the door fnto the hall No hurry I replied carelessly Just unlock our door and leave it open What are you going to do Nothing much Just take hold and help move these things over into our tion our door Then there came a loud rap at I responded The door opened and a big football player of a fellow strode in followed by the whole crowd For a moment they stood aghast We folded our hands and smoked on Then the leader in a voice like a bull said See here you infernal tramps wthat do you mean by coming into our place and looting it Come in youve got everything Everything Every last blooming thing Are you sure Sure Now you try once more to be funny and Ill take you up and pound the floor with youl You say we have taken every thine eh Smash em came from his followers in angry chorus Do I understand you to say that we have got some of your things I inquired sweetly Some You miserable thieves the window Lets get at em Throw- - em out thing that we didnt take Hey You are mistaken I do There is one We left you one thing He looked at us and his jaw beran gradually to drop We smoked dn He turned to his companions and observed that their jaws also dropped ThVn he looked back at us and said Come to think of it thats the most important thing after all We dont care for tfhis stuff do we fellows Just keep it Sorry we have disturbed you Good night and they all filed out like lambs Bob uncorked another bottle and we drank to the memory of Paddv Laughlin place The next day the medical students What do you mean levied an assessment and refurnished We need the stuff more than they their rooms Come on here we are at do the theater What you driving at Well be ar-¬ You say it has occurred to you since rested that it was a bit like stealing I ob ¬ Hardly There isnt time to an ¬ served swer your questions now Come the Vaguely yes Though when chairs first and I hurried one of them came to New York in the spring we we across the hall Bob saw that there left the things behind- Allwewanted was noting else to do so he took hold was to be comfortable during ¬ with a will and in ten minutes we had ter I tell you old man it wasthe win a relief the chairs and couches transferred to get some rugs over tihose rat holes scent PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL COULD NOT GET TESTIMONIAL A rumor comes from Paris that Interesting- Items Relating to Affairs There Was a Weicrhty Reason Which Interfered to Prevent Cleo de Merode has decided to get mar- ¬ in the Dominion There is a charming suburb just north ried Mackenzie well Messrs Mann of Chicago which is noted for being Lord Mansfield is the oldest mem- ¬ konwn railroad contractors have se- ¬ about as free from earthly ills as any ber of the Tory Carleton club The next cured the right from the Canadian gov- ¬ place that has as yet been invaded by person on the roll would be Mr Glad- ¬ ernment to build a line of railway from exist or Still Telegraph Creek or Glenora on the man existed bodily afflictions is an in- ¬ stone who was admitted in 1833 if he even there Tlhere have Stikine river to Lake Teslin a dis- ¬ dividual somewhat over 50 years of age had not changed his politics and joined 4 Lord Palmerstons ministry in 1859 tance of 150 miles The contractors who has long made this place his home when he resigned from the club agree to have the road completed by the and for even a longer period has carried 1st of September 1898 It will connect Thyra of Cumberland sis- ¬ about with him excrutiating pains ter Princess by means of lighters with boats at He of the princess of Wales and Em ¬ maintains that he got this trouble press Dowager of Iiussia who has been Wraingall at the battle of Shiloh or some other The dominion government officials noted engagement he is not always of recently in a private asylum has so far are taking steps to secure options on the same opinion on this head Anyway recovered her mind and health owing vacant lands in the provinces lying west he is an old soldier and feels confident to the improvement of her eldest sons of Lake Superior so as to facilitate their that the war had a good deal to do with condition that she will be present settlement Many new districts are his affliction His neighbors assured when her daughter comes out at the now being opened out by lines of rail ¬ him frequently that they were positive Austrian court in January Stealing telephone service is a new way under construction something might be done for him if he form of misdemeanor in London The Self Help Emigration society would put a little more faith and re ¬ classed by the Croydon police magis ¬ whose offices are at the Memorial hall liance in science and the medical won ¬ trate as petty larceny and punished Farringdon street London has received ders of the century we live in He re- ¬ by him with a fine of five shillings An a free government grant of 11500 acres fused their proffered advice however ingenious young man had made a false of land in the province of Ontario The and said tfhat he had tried everjthing key admitting him to the public tele ¬ minster of the interior has made a fur¬ a sane man could be expected to try phones of the National company which ther grant to the society of a section that it was no use attempting to fool he used without paying of land near Winmipeg to be used as a the rheumatism and that a man of his Members of the theatrical profes ¬ home center During the last 12 years age could no more get rid of it than he sion are getting up a subscription for the society has aided nearly 6000 per¬ could change his politics One day however one of his neigh ¬ a memorial window to Rev Dr George rons to emigrate fa- ¬ bors brought glowing accounts of a H Houghton the rector of the Cor- ¬ The impression has gone abroad that remedy that was to be had in Chicago mous Little Church Around the the United States government will send It was not necessary to see any doctor ner The proposition is that a large a detachment of United States troops window be placed in the church of the or make any All with the relief expedition to the Klon ¬ was requiredextensive outlayone that Transfiguration and that actors all was dollar fund dike Such is not the case Minister in a bottle of a to invest country dark colored liquid over the purpose contribute to the Sif texn of Ottawa Can says the mount ¬ This did the business The word fail for that ed police alone will act as escort Princess Tono Maruan of the Fiji was as absent from the experience of islands according to the Berlin Borsen Three parties of Klondikers occupied the doctor who compounded uhe rem ¬ a touristy sleeper that passed through edy as it is from the bright lexicon of blatt is about to visit Europe in search Winnipeg recently for the west They youth At length he yielded to the so- ¬ of a husband She is the heir to the intended to get into the gold fields as licitation although he was not a par- ¬ throne has an income of 35000 a year soon as possible and will outfit on the ticle confident In fact he was so loath from the British government which¬ coast to believe in the remedy that many peo- ¬ will be doubled on her accession besides her domain lands and is lefoking Mr A McEwen representative of the ple said the most sovereign specific for a well educated man of good birth Western Electric company of Chicago could not benefit him when in that state as the Fiji queens consort is her chief who recently spent some days in Winmi ¬ of mind To the surprise of all Ihimself minister and chief justice peg was very much delighted with included the remedy did take right Manitoba weather as compared with hold of him and by the time he had con- ¬ ONE NEED OF RURAL TOWNS that of Chicago He had expected ft sumed the fourth bottle he was com- ¬ pletely cured Whether this was the Suggestions for Improvement In the to be much colder Matter of Police Protection remedy or the days getting very warm Wheat is selling in western Canada just at that time or the possibility that Renewed attention is being called to at 80 cents per bushel Other commodi- ¬ his rlheumatism never had been rheu- ¬ the growth of hoodlumism in tlhe rural ties bring good prices on account of the matism but some other trouble never disricts of Massachusetts to the in ¬ Klondike rush was fully ascertained At any rate the creased insecurity of property and even Hon David Mills minister of justice for agent of the medicine heard of the oc- ¬ of life and serious thought is being the Dominion of Canada has ordered currence and came down to see the pa- ¬ given to the means of preventing this the new trial in the Sternaman case to tient He was surprised beyond meas- ¬ increase of lawlessness The difficulty take place at the May assizes before ure at his improvement although he arises in large degree from the feeble- ¬ They have Mr Justice Robertson The question of had never seen him while he was sick ness of the small towns a change of venue is left to the judge and finally set about to get a testi- ¬ lost much of their population and in Mrs Sternaman is charged with hav ¬ monial with the understanding that some instances a large part of their ing poisoned her husband in Buffalo the sufferer wag to receive six more property With the decline of the na- ¬ but be died after being brought to Can ¬ bottles of the medicine besides 12 in tive population lhas come in a foreign element which neglects tke training of ada At her first trial she was found cash The erstwhile sick man agreed to its young people and which is not in ¬ guilty but an appeal being made a newT trial was granted a couple of days be- ¬ write the testimonial The agent did spired b3 that regard for law and order fore the semtence to hang would have not want to press things too much so which are the essential of peace even he saw that the man received his reward if it is regarded as xery old fashioned been carried out and went back to wait for the forward ¬ As long as the towns continue to de- ¬ ing of the testimonial He waited three cline and nothing is done to counteract EDIBLE COFFINS or four days then a couple of weeks At the present tendency so long will this Queer Forms of Pastry in the Middle length he wrote to the man asking for a menace increase- - It is even said that in Ages recommendation In reply he got a some towns it is not safe for a woman At a very early period the orientals profuse letter of apology which ended to be out unattended after dark XhisI were familiar with a kind of pastry a I cannot send you tlhat testimonial seems almost incredible in law aoiain mixture of flour oil and honey and for My pension was allowed last week Massachusetts as we fondly regar arsTOwour state But there is no denying the centuries pastil making went no Chicago Times Herald further even among the nations in the facts south of Europe But in the beginning LITTLE NICETIES IN COOKING Now it is manifestly impossible for of the middle ages a change began to Some Short Sujrjrestioiis for the the towns to maintain a regular police take place in the method of mixing the Tlhey have their constables force Cooks Benefit ingredients and some other substances Apples quartered and cored make a elected by the town meetings under lo- ¬ were brought into use Butter eggs more delicious pie than when sliced cal influence more or less relying for and salt found their way into pastrj Split and butter thick biscuit before office upon the favor of their neighbors making and the result was a manifest toasting- for the table all of them well acquainted with the a sugary crust is desired on mer people of the locality and usually of a improvement If Paste next came to be used as an inclosure for meat seasoned ingue sift powdered sugar over it be- ¬ harmless and nonaggressive type The with spices etc Afterward it went a fore it is placed in the oven and have hoodlum element does not stand in awe step further the next use being for the the latter cool of such an arm of the law Such a po- ¬ To have fried oysters crisp tender lice force is weak and contemptible in inclosure of creams fruit preserves etc and later still it began to take the and plump they should be breaded the opinion of those who have the nerve many fanciful shapes in which it has then dipped in beaten egg and again to commit the offenses wlhieh are com- ¬ since been commonly found In the rolled in crumbs After this allow them plained of Under the law a constable early stages of English cookery the to stand at least an hour before fry ¬ has no authority outside of his own pastry cases were called coffins or ing town It is impossible under present Drain oysters on a napkin before mak ¬ arrangements for two or more towns coffynes and were made in various sizes from gret coffynes with lowe ing a sfew Bub the saucepan with but- ¬ to combine for the maintenance of a liddes for the tartes of fflesche to ter heat very hot put in the oysters joint police force and turn and stir until well plumped Perhaps the law might be changed the smalle coffynes for tartolettes of fische or fflesche mixed with and ruffled before making the stew just as it was changed to permit em- ¬ ployes on railroad trains to exercise po stuf of boylled figges ground and proper If an egg poacher is lacking cook in lice powers in different towns in order good powdure and spices Petruchio in The Taming of the an ordinary fry pan and shape each to give them authority aver disorderly Shrew it may here be noted calls a egg with a round biscuit cutter before persons on their cars Or such an ar¬ rangement might be legalized as that little cap a custard coffin These cof-¬ serving Keep a fry pan especially for omelets whereby different towns unite in the fins correspond with the Dip Hamburg steaks in melted butter support of a superintendent of schools of to day The art of making very light pastry such as puff paste is probably before broiling But sudh combination or introduction Spread a properly shaped piece of of help from outside of the towms is es- ¬ a modern one but pastry of several kinds was anciently used For meat manilla paper on a warm platter un ¬ sential for the preservation of property and life There is the suggestion that pastry butter was dissolved in boiling der fried fish Drain fried bacon on manilla paper the district police force might be en- ¬ water and worked into a soft mass with fine flour As it cooled it would the minute it is done and stand in the larged so as to have oversight of several towns the districts being small enough set in any form desired Another paste oven five minutes to crisp it Squeeze a few dirops of lemon juice on to make such supervision effectual of a flaky kind was made very much as at present while still another kind broiled fish or ham just before serving This would involve an invasion of the Demorcsts old ideas of local self government but called pam puff was made of fine flour it would afford protection where it is and the yolk of egg no water at all be ¬ Hot Drinks much needed ing used This was for the finer kinds A mistake is very often made in of confectionery Gentlemans Maga that cold drinks are necessary It is evident that our old tiheory of lo ¬ zine to relieve thirst As a matter of fatt cal democracies existing in the towns yE ery cold drinks frequently increase the must be modified to meetthe exigencies of the times TCie state is the superior New York City a Century Ago feverish condition of the mouth and M The first inaugural ball was an im ¬ stomach and so produce that very con- ¬ body Therefore thestate cannot permit posing affair held in New York city in dition which is sought to be alleviated the territory of any town to be used for May 1789 and attended by a most dis ¬ It has been shown by experience that hoodlums and criminals who sally forth tinguished company of beaux and hot drinks relieve the thirst and cool from their retreat for the sake of prey ¬ belles The glimpse of society of a the body when it is unduly heated in a ing upon the property of the people of 1 century ago is indeed an imposing one more effectual manner than ice cold other towns or for the disturbance of while the description of the picturesque drinks Indeed a higher temperature their neighbors This evil has grown costumes of those days is most fasci ¬ is to be preferred and those who are to such an extent that it demands rec ¬ nating It is recorded that Washington much troubled with thirst might do ognition by the law makers and condi- ¬ danced three times during the even ¬ worse than try the advantages to be tions ought to be established which ing and also that he was exception- ¬ derived from hot drinks instead of the sLall check the tendency of recent years ally fond of danding a liking which cold ones to which they have been ac- ¬ in rural communities Fitchburg el did not desert him until after he had customed Hot drinks have the addi ¬ retired from public life Mrs Burton tional advantage of aiding digestion in ¬ Smoky Lightning Rod stead of injuriously affecting the stom- ¬ Harrison in Ladies Home Journal On the approach of a thunderstorm ach and bowels N Y Ledger French peasants often make up a very The hog is not able to endure severe Pickled Mackerel smoky fire in the belief that Soft roed mackerel are considered the lightning will result This safety from old weather yet it is kept in the most uncomfortable situation The pig pen best for pickling but it is a matter of generally been set down as practice has mere super- ¬ should be well littered and dry and taste Clean the fish and cut off tb stition but there is an the shelter should contain no cracks heads and tails take ut the backbone son based on scientific underlying rea ¬ principles This and divide into neat pieces Into a fire- ¬ is that the or openings for drafts of air smoke acts as a conductor proof dish or jar put layers of the fish Mile Margaret Boittard a well with pepper and salt between a little and dissipates the electric charge of the known nurse in Paris j was the only onion and a bay leaf Cover with vine clouds slowly and safely It is pointed woman in the long list of those who re ¬ ga or Half vinegar and half water tie out m substantiation of this that in ceived New Year decoration honors in the jar down tightly and put it in the 1000 cases of damage by lightning G3 per cent were churches 86 mills France whileDven for two hours cooking the lish gently Remove the herbs etc when the number of factochimncyjj was The fastest flowing river in the world done and turn on to a dish Chicago Philadelphia is the Sutlej in British India with a de ¬ Tiines Herald Press 180 miles of 12000 CANADA - 1 n 1 1 - ¬ M vol-au-ve- nt s as-sumi- ¬ Sen--tin- -- - i -- m VI - feet in aw-- m jIB wviSwjpiy-f-sJ- VV 15 KVMra THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4 1898 ALL THINGS BEAUTIFUL colored draperies into the sisttly ligh tDamaris glanced He nath mate everything beautiful in ied drawing room lazily round and then dropped into a His time Eccles 311 filigree the sunbeam weaves In seatfbeside a tall fair man A golden setting for the leaves I am going to bore you with my And interlaces opal mist companj she said with a glance from With pearls of dew and amethyst her soft eyes splash of azure tints of green A With glittering rays and flashing sheen If I didnt know you better I should Thus all around above below say you were fishing for compliments The works of God in beauty glow he rejoined with the eager look that Whew winter comes with hoarse refrain came into most mens faces when iMiss Snell frosty and snow on hill and plain Vane spoke to them She glided off into Each flake unfolds a jeweled wing some small talk occasiemally casting A pinion drops oer everything a glance at Hunt to see what he was do- ¬ Reclining like a saint at Test A robe of white upon her breast ing He looked a little disconsolately Earth feels the chill but in the snow round him for a second or two and In emblem pure Gods works we know then drifted into a chair beside Mollie J The oceans waves roll on sublime Bentinck a pretty faced little girl of From topmost crest to deepest xnirre 18 whose masses of light hair and innoWhen pearls and stars and living gem cent brown eyes were voted as charm ¬ Adom its mighty diadem groves and temples grand ing by some people though the ma- ¬ With coral The work of an Almighty hand jority of women complained that she Vast cities where no foot has trod had no style Their architect and builder God Cyril is Miss Vane smiled sweetly Devoutly seen the soul can trace actually taking me at mv word she In natures round he gifts of grace How amusing I am said to herself In breded light and mingled dyes glad he has selected such a safe person In flowery meads and starry skies Where matchless skill and beauties shine though To prove their Maker all divine What are you smiling at said Capt O Lord illume our eyes to see Howard beside her That all this glory comes from TheeSome men are so simple minded Sidney Dyer in N Y Examiner and they amuse me Ts that intended to be personal Xo I dont think you worst enemy m would accuse you of Wing simple a minded Experiment I hope not he retui ued fervently m At bedtime Howard remarked with BY EUGENE LEWIS an amused look as he bade Miss Vane ¬ 1 1 RESCUED- - BABY VVlilcn ¬ Brave Deed of a Heroine for She Got No Reward ¬ - -- - iiNMfv I A Rash 1- good night n nA xiui imiuuuuiiiuu TVViit WHATS i see in me to make jou -- wards and surveyed the good looking oung- man opposite her with curi- ta i i so certain maxi you can a live wiuiuul t t me Thats all nonsense you know And the speaker tilted her chair back ¬ ¬ i osity ings he answered bending ward Dont ask me to analyze my that I love you I you the why or wherefore cant tell Love is too delicate too fragile to bear I feel- ¬ a little for- ¬ only know dissecting The girl looked away far above Ins head to where the young crescent moon showed through the dark leaves of the trees she replied slowly I have never cared for anyone nor am I ever likely to be wildly in love I like you I dont at ¬ tempt to deny that but liking and lov ¬ ing are very different I believe Then no dont interrupt me I fliifc I cant help it I flirted with you perhaps I am flirting with you now I suppose in the eyes of the world I am but 1 am too fond of myself ever to be what people call In love It must be a most tiring and depressing process I should think As 1 told vou before I have I dont profess to have any heart That is true enough he returned a Some one said to me little bitterly the other day Miss Vane has a heart Tike an artichoke she gives away a 3jpeaif 6f her affection to anyone but no heart TV miy shawl she never had Ho is sure to come she kept on re What a rude person she said with I must give him a smile I daresay it is true enough peating to herself sure to come long enough he is though Which showed how very little chance Kow look here said the man ris ¬ ing from his seat and speaking earn ¬ she really tnougnx x nere wius ui oym as she was estly if you dont care forme much at turning up At last justngurw came a mans least you dont care for anyone else so giving up hope a why nottake me I am content to put across the lawn and she sat with up with a lukewarm liking it is better feeling of thanlcf ulness that it vas the one she was waiting for than nothing at all events I thought you were never wming Damaris Yane considered a few min she said starting forward utes her fan to her lips I hardly thought you vrac expect Tery well she said at last with ¬ a high But you must clearly under me to go through the farmof coming You have stand that there is one thing I could he answered gravely ¬ enough that all is neer put up with and that is a jeal- shown me clearly ous husband Now I am sure you over between us Xo indeed she replied hastily would be very jealous T I swear Try me he exclaimed It is a mistake I Stop he said never be jealpus I must tell you will over between us Swearing is no good I want a that it is all quite Mollie Bentinck has accepted me a few prooll me prove it to you Well let hours asro You know we were both of to1 do us to be quite free That is just what 1 want you Now listen I am staying on here for a All is indeed over Damaris replied suggest quietly I hope you will be happy little overa week and what I SsVthat for that time we shall both of Thank you and you I suppose will be at liberty and I shall take advan ¬ marry Howard us tage of it by flirting with the first inter ¬ I suppose so she said as she moved esting anan T can find You of course into the shadow leaving Hunt to cross must not interfere for you will have the moonlit lawn alone no opportunity to do so For your part Left alone in- the darkness Damaris you may retaliate by making love to stood motionless anybody or everybody if you prefer How false men are she said tear ¬ that I shant object I can assure you ing a rose she was wearing to pieces Very well he said despondently And I did care for him it is no good I suppose I must agree to that pretending I didnt I cared for him Of course you must she returned more than I ever have or shall lor a laughing It is a most sensible ar ¬ man and this is my reward How rangement This day week meet me strange men are Faney his being here about this time and I will see if taken by a little pink and white igno1 feel inclined to consent to a regular ramus like that Its like the end of a engagement I think it will be most play Model young- lady marries model amusing man and for me there is onlj he youngHoward Oh yes nemai4kitbly amusing Capt I dont love him and 1 assented in a lugubrious tone Cyril but after jail I dont And did love Well let us come in now think anything matters much mind we are both of us entirely free Footsteps came across the lawn and if I should choose to marry another to- ¬ her hostess appeared morrow you would have no right to My dear Damaris arent jou coining object nor should I if you should do No one knew where you were in you see Capt Howard has Oh yes I ee You have a convinc- ¬ Such excitement to leave to morrow morning and we ing way of putting things at any rate Damaris Vane Itad described her char ¬ are all bewailing his departure Come acter pretty accurately but she con- ¬ and bewail it too He has to go home cealed from everyone including herself to join his fiancee His fiancee But I didnt know he that she was growing fonder of Cyril was engaged JLTunt than any of tthe other men who Neither did any of us was the sehad fluttered round lier sinoe she came rene reply It seems that they have out her It was the general impression in the been engaged some timesobut was papa kept it dwelt objected to the match section of society in which site thorougquiet However Capt Howard has just that Miss Vane was not only a h-paced flirt but utterly heartless had a telegram to say it is all right and as well The most affecting and touchi- he is going home at once Damaris sat in her room that night ng- love scenes only moved her to she would take off her staring before her till the pale dawn laughter and various admirers in sentimental atti ¬ crept through the windows tudes to her most intimate friends aft- ¬ Its more like the last act of a play Everyone mar had a penchant for than ever she said erwards That she Cyril fihe allowed but she was much rying their chosen loves except me and too proud to own that she loved him It for me there is nothing Carters she had a horror of Magazirfe Chicago was quite true that jealous men but the ridiculous test that Carter lake Ore is believed to be she had set him was but a pretext to acknowledged as the deepest fresh water lake in America gain time and she much to herself as she trailed her peach its depth be5ng 2000 feet ¬ -- JSJjiiS -i i4iiii-Vib-w- J - Hunt seems quite gooe in that quarter doesnt he Yes How touching it is she re plied with a smile I am so glad he going to amuse himself she said when she got into her room mittinsr dowii her candlestick with a bang on the table Tso doubt it was her delight at Hunts finding some amusement to while away the days that made Damaris lean her chin on her hand and stare fixedly aL nothing till a very iate hour Matters were much the same the next day when there was a large riding parTHE MARKETS ty to some distant ruin Hunt rode Cincinnati Feb 3 with Mollie Benlinck who showed a TTKKVftfK- - fr LUlfi mmmonS 3 00 01 3 00 wild desire to clig to her horses mane 4 50 4 10 Select butchers 7 00 6 23 and whose hair promptly came down CAlVKS Fuir to good light 3 55 3 HOC - Common owing to her incessant bumpiug It 3 70 3 60 Mixed puckers 3 75 3 must have been kindness and nothing L iht shippers 4 40 4 00 made her SHJiKP Choiceto choice else on Miss Vanes part that ft 10 5 65 LAMIiS Good 3 60 cd 3 90 stop as she was cantering past manag PLC UK- - Winter fimilv ing her lively mount to perfection to GKAEN 3 Wheux No 2 red J3 Vo reel Because if so you had better go U 30JS Corn No 2 mixed S 2C Huts No I am pure Mr Hunt home she said 48s 9 50 9 25 - Iriiru- to choice will be pleased to take you back II I0 024 1SIONS Delighted I am sure said that gen PliOLuril IVwn Mrss pork S 4 70 steam 11 10 In fact to put it selfishly 1 BUTTER Choice dairy tleman 21 IlMiu- to choice creamery awfully should prefer going home its 3 50 3 25 AlMLKS Vrbbl 2 75 2 10 POTATf Kh - Pur bbl hot for riding C1UCACO Thus pressed the couple rode oil to 4 SI Ob 4 90 Uniier patents gether It was rather aggravating when FLOCK W 98 G1CA N hcut No 2 red thev all came in hot and tired after 93 2 No Chicago spring 27 i No 2 their ride to find Cyril and Mollie stroll- - CORN No 2 24 - OATS ng about the garden looking provoK- PO UK Mess 9 80 S 75 C0 4 82 ly cool and fresh N12W YOKK It was with a curious feeling that 15 4 waiting under FlOCR Winter patent Damaris found herself 03 AV UK AT No Lreu 2 mixed the trees at the end of the week hav 50H dismissed Howard in search of a OATS Mixed irsr ¬ ¬ S01 GO ¬ -- Doubtless no woman in town swims betbut since last summer ter than Miss X she has ceased to take pride in her accomplishment She spent the season at one of the northern lakes One afternoon just at the fashionable promenade hour she was walking along the lake shore drive when she heard a scream from the pier near She runs like Atalanta and she dashed out to the pier An elaborately dressed woman was wringing her hands and screaming Oh my baby My baby My babys drowning was dressed in her newest Miss X gown but it wasnt a time to think of Co Toledo 0 Address F J Cheney gowns She dived from the pier She saw Sold by Druggists 75c no baby under water She rose and a few Halls Family Pills are the best feet from her saw a small body floating a brown four legged fat body that yelped A Diplomatic Invitation Baby was a as it paddled shoreward ug and the one Jone man wno nearu juss Jack Fiance It was a great surprise to me s remarks to babvs owner a few min to learn that you had invited your neighutes later tells me that he thinks ot them bors the Flatpurses to our wedding still at night and quakes Washington Jessica Ah but I ascertained that they Post were in such unquestionablely straitened circumstances that they wouldnt come That means they wont have money to get What Will He Do Jiexfi us a wedding present and we will have a The imperial William held his sides His legitimate provocation for cutting them face was red with laughiiig and the tears stood a fterward Judge Dot is too goot he gasped in his ejes Ve got em all skairt most grazy aint it Demand for More Battleships Yes your highness And he roared again The Secretary of the Navy has demanded the aid replied the dispatches say that the Yankees are quite wild over your supposi- more battleships and there can be no doubt titious movements Stocks are bobbing up that Congress will consider his recommendand down and the market is badly demor- ations Protection is what our sea ports require and fortifications will not adequatealized Dots pully cried thenobleHohen Dose fellows didnt know dot Wil ly supply this Defense against all disorders zollern lie vas hiding under de sofa Ve got der of a malarial type is however adcquately medicine to make em dance you pet Und afforded by Hostetters Stomach Bitters an efficient remedy also for constipation bilso dey expect Heinrich in San Francceesko aint it und Skeattle und py der Klondikes iousness dyspepsia rheumatism and nervOh dots too goot Maybe dey expect him ousness by Skecawgo and Slnnyskinatti also Oh Pawn It to Buy Presents Willie my poy du bist ein crate choker Robinson Are you going to hang your People all over de vide vorld is saying Veil vot vill he do next Dots de gwes socks up this Christmas Jones No from the looks of things I Falls into a brown study and the aid tion shall probably be obliged to hang up my softly slips out Cleveland Plain Dealer overcoat Un To Date St Jacobs Stand straight and strong From Baliy in the High Cliair Oil cures lame back cures promptly to grandma in the rocker Grain 0 is good is long desired for the whole family People who can get no credit usually find substitute for coffee It the upsets the Never a great deal of fault with others who are nerves or injures the digestion Made from slow to pay Washington Democrat pure grain it is a food in itself Has the taste and appearance of the best coffee at the You cant tell anything about the amount price It is a genuine and scientific article of work a man docs by the time he puts in and is come to stay It makes for health and strength Ask your grocer for Grain O talking politics Washington Democrat ¬ ¬ ¬ -¬ ¬ ¬ 100 Reward 100 The readers of this paper will he pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh HallH Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials MEN CALL WOMAN A MYSTERY So She is to Them Not so to a Woman A Womans Knowledge Saves Mrs Ebbert From an Operation ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- This was whv she prepared her excellent Vegetable Compound which has been such a boon to thousands and thousands of womenv If you have headaches chiefly at the top of the head and are troubled by painful menstruation dizziness sleeplessness backache and that bearing down feeling Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound will tone up your whole system Mrs Chas D Ebbert 330 Wood St Reading Pa testifies to the great power of the Compound Mrs Pinkham I can say that your medicine has cured r43p3 PBf me of the pains and troubles which I had My case was a very bad one and puzzled the doctor My womb fallen and I had terrible pains in my back andhips I cbuld hardly walk My husband went to our fam ily doctor and he prescribed medicine for me but I found no relief and grew worse instead of better The doctor examined me and wanted to perform an siM1L t3Sre5 my husband would not consent Seeingoperation but the advertisement in the paper I got a bottle of Lydi a SiWK SSe E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and before I had taken half of the second bottle I felt like a new woman In all I have taken four bottles of your medicine and can say that I am entirely cured I hope that every woman suffering as I did will follow my ad- ¬ vice and take your medicine at once ¬ m to gMWtfMVWWiWYV JgWWVWWJWW For this reason Mrs Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Mass now known all over the English speaking world set to work to help her sex After long and patient investigation Mrs Pinkham confirmed her own conclusions namely that seven eighths of the sufferings of women are due to disorders of the uterine system Reasoning on this line she saw that the only preventive of early breaking down was a specific medicine which would act ¬ A woman understands women as a man never can hopa alone on the female organism 0Hk V - ¬ fii3UtjU Calcirno Fresco Ti nts FOB DECORATING WALLS WFI 1 package MD CEILINGS Purchase a ff US Have you anything that ivill stop the habit of cigarette smoking Druggist Yes sir John give the gentleman a box ot Rough on Hats N Y World Chollv The Only Cure ¬ Efflc5u6faav6somining grocer or paint dealer and do your own kal-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 Coid Water 2F SEND FOE SAMPLE COLOR CABIS and if you cannot purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it 3 YORK IVSURALO GOa MEW BRIGHTON NEW THE TjWVWJWWMUBHUBSaW w- - of from vour SI V J lV--N- o - The John A Salzer Seed Company La Crosse Wis have shipped within 25 days 1400 barrels of their celebrated Salzer Earliest 6 Weeks Market Potato to Texas customers This potato has the reputation of being the earliest the finest flavored and the heaviest producing early potato in the country -- - 6 gzf VS -- JLfcJ b 2 4 c fTSTT--ra-x- r VV A1- - mm JfjL V Vv of constantly growing ought A to convince you that theres something ia 4ii mJ TrChf3irc success talk That 3 ¬ - i2 I Where a man is too utterly trifling to do anything else he hunts up an estate of his ancestors that he was cheated out of Washington Democrat saved by Pisos Cure Pearline Twenty years ago Pearline was a new idea TCUU UU J1CW lUCd tULUU llctVC lUlllC IULU IctVUl ¬ I After physicians had given me up I was Ralph Erieg Wil liamsport Pa Xov 22 1893 1TVO- - Washington Democrat It is not nearly always the richest people who have the finest horse and buggy The pain that tortures sciatica Cure that cures it St Jacobs Oil The so rapidly and so largely or would have beea so copied and imitated if it hadnt been a good xf z idea Pearline saves more in wra c ri in rr ss9 than anything else thats safe to use 0 - fcO KV Bs -- SSQtG-- ifezSft9 CORN--N- o J9- - PORK New Mess LARD Western 3 75 ftUl 00 5 1VA 70 9IV FlDIll- - Kumtiv t GRAIN Whys JJALTTMORiJ 40 There is room for everybody in this big world but we cant all have front rooms Chicago Daily News Use St Jacobs Oil and say to rheumatism Will see you later Southern CaTTLE First quality HOGS- Corn Mixed No 0tts No 22 white Kve western Wheat No 2 99 95 jo 4 1 - so 20 GRAIN- Corn No 2 mlxeil Outs No 2 mixed - Western INDIANAPOLIS Wlicit No 2 LOUISVILLE Winter patent Wi eat Nu J red 2 A o J5 A man never gets too old to enjoy the picWashington Dem ocrat ¬ ¬ ture of a pretty girl Sore and stiff from cold dont wait and Suffer use St Jacobs Oil and get cured 4 8w 5 B V3B3L CURE CONSTIPATION Florrt- PORK LARD mwm 3 75 GRAIN Corn Mixed Out Mixed When a man turns over a new leaf he is never satisfied until he gets it blotted up worse than the old one The meanest thing one can do is not to ask a woman when she has a story to tell Washington Democrat FOTSH JKL Q crtrtfTy kWAUUV 25c JW i 50c - sSyjSisS8 I DRUGGISTS nLlt11UI1MlfTlBlffyrT 533 S I Steam MehS iml arcan WELL BRED WED SOOH QUSGKLY GIRLS WHO USE Dr MARRIED A LADIES - is the name to remember when buying Sarsaparflla Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla has been curing people right along for nearly 50 years Thats why it is acknowledged to be the sovereign Sarsaparilla It is the original and the standard The record of the remedy is without a rival a record that is written in the blood of thousands purified by its healing power I nursed a lady who was suffering from blood poisoning and mast To California This is the berth rate in the Tourist cat from CINCINNATI to SAN FRAN CISCO via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD f ¬ - have contracted the disease from her for I had four large sores or ulcers break out on my person I doctored for a long time both by external application and with various blood medicines but in spite of all that I could do the sores would not heal At last I purchased six bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla thinking I would give it a thorough trial Before the six bottles had been taken the ulcers were healed the skin sound and natural and my health better than it had been for years I have been well ever since I had rather have one bottle of Dr J G Ayers Sarsapa- ¬ rilla than three of any other kind Mrs A P Taylor Englevale N Dak tkS2wl in r m 1 iii PhHSSS II m For particulars address 5fiATURE5nClENTflARMLE55 iii S G HATCH D P A 423 ola H W Get Ayers Sarsaparilla mt nn 6w3 mjiLmjmjm-miJmjm-WUkLWLM- rilsxaife BSSSWll 4r em IMMIIflHIE IIIHn PAlrTABLEVEGETABLE Vine Street Cincinnati O B K H JKt Ln ui tfh dflfc riA Am MEk Md h tft Jfc A b txiMjm m w ra ifTh 4fc Hb t b h aoafrntittotoeii 40c 231 Riinr A ENDYOUR NAME ON A POSTAL RI1 ND WE WILL SEND YOU OUR 136 RGEr ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE - ¬ stands for Estey Flve Finger Exercise No 1 9 5 jjnilNA THIS NOTICE and lO cent In stumps5 K SALZKR 8KKU CO a till 231 bus oats f How to growwlu ut at 4p a bu and 173 bus burley and 1600 bus potatoes per acre- tSerSEE OUR GREAT CATALOGUE mailed you with 11 errand need kamnlei upon receiptor 5 HI 1IUU1 t i Ichesm Repeating Arms Co I8OW1NCHESTCP Ave Hew Haven Conn LACROSSE WIS j ALWCHROIilC H IBg3 m J FEMALE DISEASE STOPPED FREE PERMANENTLY ¬ For fifty years this name has been synonymous with Organ until now the Estey Organ has the record of the largest number of instruments sold by any manufacturer in the world What further guar-¬ antee of satisfaction could a HARTSBORNSfSS NOTICE KAME THCB w Insanity Prevented by CTJUED MERVE RESTORER COnVUL5ION5CRAMP5 HYSTFRirS IHTFRNAI PAINS J IJLT1J iM D f f THfcafcIMUmt AND GET L5PA5M5 H i vsfeJ I KARTSHORN PnlKSH 11 1 AAlA Aitai H l drill T11lup lliTlT ATCMT0 11 V 1 y 8end for InTentor Guide free EDGAR TATE CC Patent Solicitors 215BdwjKeffYork fTiiflir purchaser 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please state hat you meut la this piei WRITS AG IO ADVKTISK1S Bitvr tbe Adcili Tppr WWMzmsWWwxjiW f Jagsfowrew - ii - nmnnini i rwufwiiiy1111 1111 VjAgM WW 17 8 THE BEDFORDS THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4 1898 iir hlii Tir s- - f fr 3 Hillary Sally married Richard Milton v of Nelson county Letita married continued from last week Charles Milton of Nelson county Spen- ¬ VI- - Cpt John Bedford born July Eliza married Simon Snyder of Rebeccr married Judge 26 1S00 married Sully King They cer county After the most wonderful business in Fall and Winter Goods we ever had we are well satisfied and nowComos of Dallas Tex had Iittleberry M born July 26 1823 for the benefit of Bargain Buyers we will inaugurate an Inventory Sale of 3 Hillary Mosely Bedford married married January 12 1848 Mary A Smith born May 16 18J3 daughter of Miss Chad well of Jessamine county ¬ Clo WilGeorge A and Elizabeth Edwards and had Ryland T D Thoma3 ¬ Smith and granddaughter of Withers liam Hillary Mary Ellis died unmarSmith and Jane 1 ane his wife Jane ried Anne R married Aleck Macklin Lane was the daughter of James and Ryland T D Bedlord married Mrs Have for years been known as among Over 10000 are in use in It will pay you to call and see the eoods and you will be astonished at the prices we are sacrificing guch Lydin Lane and granddaughter of Wilson and lives at the Forks of Elk the best county Thomas Cincinnati and surrounding territory good and honest goods No old stock but all fresh this Fall and Winter stock William Lane who died in Westmore horn in Franklin celebrated instruments are now land county Va 1760 and his wife Bedford married Miss Harper of These Captain Bedford was also the Woodford county Willam Bedford Marlh married Ida Allen of Shelby county father of Susan Morn and lives near Lexington Hillary M VII Augustine Volney born August As they contain recent improvements Jr married a Miss Harper 18 1802 married Elizabeth Garrard 4 Henry C Bedford was married greatly enhancing their musical worth who bore him William James G 1 2 which cannot be obtained elsewhere Hutchison three times Jeptha Littleberry Benjamin Stephen Hutchison 3 Lucy Ware daugh ¬ We are sole representatives and intend- ¬ Cordelia married O V Talbot and ter of Thompson Ware born April 5 ing purchasers will avoid errors and mis Worth 16 and 18 for 9 days only 999 I left no heirs and Sallie manied Mar ¬ 1769 moved to Kentucky in 1784 mar understanding by conferring with us Worth 15 and 14 for 9 days only 15 Ladies Jackets worth each 1200 now 499 8 00 now 300 12 and 10 for 9 days only 649 Worth tin and left issue 12 Ladies Jackets worth each Conn Thompson Ware was ried 6 for 9 days only 8 600 now 275 8 Ladies Jackets worth each VIV Franklin P Bedford born son of James Ware Jr M D b rn Co Worth 5 and 4 for 9 days only 437 319 500 now 2 19 and Worth 7 Ladies Jackets worth each May 14 18C4 died January 18 1828 Mnrch 13 1741 moved to Kentucky 3 for 9 days odly 229 800 now 400 12 Ladies Capes worth each CINCINNATI Worth 3t50 and married Henrietta daughter of Col June 16 1791 accompanied by the I2M23 w 4th St worth each 600 now 299 9 Ladies Capes Henry Clay and his wife Peggy Helm Webb family and his wife Catharine Sole Stelnway Representatives 450 now 212 11 Ladies Capes worth each 200 Ladies Sailors Black and all colors 25c who bore him one son Frank Todd whom he married in 1764 She 300 now 163 18 Ladies Capes worth each Worth 1 00 IX Benjamin Bedford born August was the danghter of Dr James Todd 200 now 99 W S Anderson 7 Ladies Capes worth each 200 Ladies Mufflers worth 125 now 59c first Carolina B of Gloucester Dr James Ware was 17 1807 married Ladies Wool Hose now 10c O Recommends Comforts worth 100 now 50c Moran born Fehruary 29 1812 daugh ¬ the son of James Ware Sr born No ¬ Of Peck P O Pike Co Capsules Wrights Celery Infants Wool Hose now 5c Blankets worth 1 00 now 50c -ter of Edward B Moran sn of Wm vember 15 1714 and Agnes his wife To the Wright Medical Co 20 yds Sea Island Cotton U0 and Rebecca Birbour Moran born born December 20 1714 of Gloucester Gents I have Columbus Ohio of Wrights Plaid Dress Goods 5c purchased a box T Match 18 1786 and Letitia Clay his county Va Henry C Bedfords chil- ¬ Celery Capsules from JamesthemBlaser drug-¬ for Stomach gist AVaverly O and used wife born December 101792 daughter dren were William and Kate The lat Trouble and Constipation I was nmiblq to 9 years I ased for nearly two of Dr Henry called Hal Clay and ter was the daughter of Lucy Ware do anythingof your Celery Capsules and they three boxes have cured me Kaehel Porall who settled in Bourbon Kate married Samuel Scott Clay of afflicted I wish toFor the benefit of otLen so Mens Gloves and Mittens 10c worth double send this letter Mens Fancy Shirts 19c worth double Ladies Shoes 150 for 9 days only 75c Very truly yours in 1787 By this marriage there were Taris son of Henry and ElizabethJCun W S Adeks M Mens Celluloid Collars 5c worth double Ladies Shoes 200 for 9 days only 100 two children Edward died young ningham Scott Clay They have three Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Ladies Shoes 3 00 for 9 days only 100 to and Benjamin F Bedford born August children viz Henry who married SeDcUiddress onOpostaltrial the Wright Med Mens Caps 19c worth double size free Co Columbus for Mens Heavy Socks 5c worh double Ladies Shoes 400 for 9 days only 200 He marrie 1 Elizabeth Evans Helen daughter of J3r Kellar of Lex 23 1S30 - Mens Boots and Shoe- - worth 400 now 200 dauglitor of Silas and ParmeliaQuisen ington Margaret who married Judge Isgrig are Vool Socks 12c worth double Drawers 19c Davis Thompson worth Mens Boots and Shoes worth 350 now 1 75 t berry Evans of Fayette county and Henry Clay Howard the great grand- ¬ offering surprising bargains in mens Mens Heavy Undershirts and double Men Buots and Shoes worth 300 now 150 has four children viz Carrie M who son of Col Henry Clay of Bourbon and boys stylish shoes The prices are Mens Hunting Coats 75c worth double Mens Boots and Shoe worth 250 now 125 married Nathan Bay less Jr and Uhas county Frank wiio married Sallie right tf 10c worth double Mens Suspenders Mens Boots and Shoes worth 200 now 100 one child Elizabeth Silas E Rachel daughter of Y W Moran and his wife Mens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 5c worth double 14 yds Mason ville Cotton S100 Wrights E and Benjamin Silas E married Susan Bedford daughter of Capt John tion i k x 14 3ds Lonsdale Cotton Canton Flannel Drawers 19c worth double 100 Margaret E Gaitskill daughter of Bedford and Sally King 21 yds Bleached Muslin 100 The Northwestern Mutual life has Mens Heav Working Shirts 24c wortn double Henry and Sallie Clay Gaitskill and A Coleman Bedford married 1 5 granddaughter of John son of Colonel Susan Burns 2 Mrs Lucinda Hedges paid to representatives of its policyHenry and Nancy Clay Benjamin C Warnall who bore him one child Mary holders and to its policy holders and is 180000000 an Dont delay as these prices are special for 9 Days only Remember the place Remember when we adver-¬ Bedford married second Ann Maria K Bedford born in 1847 married July uow holding for them reoeipts of over tise prices you will surely get it as above stated We still give a large beautiful glass framed picture with daughter of Gen James Garrard and 14 1870 Felix Lowry The latter excess over premium tf every 5 and 10 worth you buy Dont fail to call before all the bargains are grabbed his wife Nancy Lewis daughter of couple have two children Lucy and 20000000 Thomas Lewis born May 8 1749 and Kare Mr Bedfords first wife was a how to find out GOODS married Elizabeth TPane October 2 Mrs Hawkins Mr A C Bedford had Fill a bottle or common glass with urine 1773 Thomas Lewis was the son two sons Henry and William hours a stand Henry and let itsettling twenty four unhealthy sedi- ¬ con indicates an ment or Stephen Lewis and ElizabethOffutt married of Dillard and left one son dition or the Kidneys When urine stains She bore William is a bachelor and lives at the liuen it is evidence of kiduey trouble Too who were married in 1746 frequent desire to urinate or pain in the him Thomas Jeptha Alpheus Nancy old homestead back is also convincing proof that the kid- ¬ neys and bladder are out of order and Mnrgarrt Nancy married Dr J WHAT TO DO 6 Green C Bedford married Caro- ¬ There is L Connelly of Illinois and had four line Chinn of Fayette county They expressed comfort in the knowledge so often that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root children Goorge Susan Alice and had Mark John Richard Higgins the great kid- ey remedy fulfills every wish the back Laura Margaret Bedford married Rachel and Susan This family moved In relieving pain inpart of thekidneys liver¬ urinary pas bladder and every sages It corrects inability to hold irine and H Pickrell of Harristown 111 and J to Missouri scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol overhas Amanda W Annie Laura Russell or beer use 7 Paul C Bedford married Miss lowing that of liquor winenecessity and being¬ 701 KY of comes unpleasant Harvey Benjamin Scott andJHenry Harris of Montgomery county Ky compelled to get up many times during the¬ The thai extraornight X Patsy Bedford born November and had Asa AshbyHarris and Susan dinaryto urinate wamp-Koot mild andsooir realized is effect of tv 26 1809 married WilliamgGreen Clay It stands the highest for its wonderfal cures 8 AsaB Bedford married Davidel of the most distressing ca es If you nped son of Samuel and Nancy Winn Clay la Ware May 8 1834 ceremony by a medicine you should have the best bold EAIIiROAD TOLE CARD commissione s SALE L C MOORE and grandson of Dr Henry and Rachel John A Gans His children were by druggists price fifty cents and oue dollar j R ADAIR You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet N JR R L Porall Clay irnmigrams to Bourbon Dr Thompson Ware Bedford who mar ¬ both sent free by mail Mention The Paris your address to Dr OF KyNKWSaud send county in 1787 She left three children ried Mildred Houchins of Nelson Kilmer ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Co Biughampton N Y The the Thomas Sidney and Mattie who county Dr James H Bedford dentist proprietors of this paper guarantee24sp gen From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p lmo ulness of this offer married Franklin Donalsonand left married 1 Martha m 1015 p m and 2 Mrs Margaretta Grace Frank and Fred From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m Mary Taylor nee Rose left four chil- ¬ Phone 79 A Good Memory 333 p m 627 p m XI Archibald M Bedford born dren Asa Bedford died young Dr Richmond 435 a m 740 a m No 3 Broadway often saves money and also good health If Paris Ky February 25 1812 died September 12 Charles Bedford of Owensboro Mary you are troubled with constipation indiges ¬ From 328 p m 1860 married Elizabeth Haines Bed- ¬ F or any form stomach SCOTT CIRCUIT COURT Bedford married Brown Lucy tionto take home of bottle of troubleremem From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m 6 to 12 a in and 1 to OMce Hourf Dr Caldwells a ber ford daughter of Ben F Sr born married be restored to 5 p m 3dc tf Mattingly of Daviess Syrup Pepsin aud health will10c large size 50c DEPARTURE OF TRAINS you Trial sizes 10c U doses J W Nutters Admr Plaintiff 12 1819 died January 28 November county and S100 of V T Br oks druggist Paris To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m vs 1845 Their children were KAylette ljan xm Ky W Nutters Heirs and Creditors J 340 p m died young Ellen E Thomas A John 9 Mary Clay Bedford married N Defendants To Lexington 7 50 a m 1105 a m MRS LAURA WEISHAUF C and Archibald W Ellen married G Thomas of Nelson county and had 545 p m 1021 p m By virtue of the judgment rendered William Bedford and resides in Boone seven children i A C Thomas mar- ¬ Of Murry Ind Itecornmends Wrights To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m in the above canse at Octoer Term 102 p m Capsules Celery county Mo Thomas A died in South ried Lizzie Cox near Bardstown and 1897 1 will sell at public sale to the To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m ern army John C born January 20 has six children ii Margaret married highest and best bidder on P B Carr Agent OF Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 1843 married August 18 1865 Elvira Dr Isaac McCloskey of Nelson county The Wright Medical Co MONDAY FEBRUARY 7 1898 S Huffstetter and has children and had Kate married 1 William Columbus Ohio Frank Mary Mattie Margaret Elvira Mitchell who left two children viz Leing first day of February Term of Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased and James He and his brother Archi ¬ Stella married Robert Vandyke and a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from Scott Circuit Court at the West Front bald belonged to Gen John H Mor- ¬ has one son W Mitchell Margaret L C Davenport druggist Blnffton Court House door in Georgetown Ky gans command C S A Archibald married John T Bate Jr and has two Ind and used them tor stomach trouble about the hour of 12 oclock M on a with which I had been afflicted for more Bourbon Circuit Court credit of 12 18 and 24 months in equal born January 14 1845 married Novem- ¬ children Margaret Mitchell and John than 15 years Since taking your Cap- ¬ installments the following land to wit ber 1 1865 Henrietta daughter of T Bate Mrs Kate Mitchell married sules I have lost all trace of pain and my Venia Wren Plaintiff John and Mary Prewitt Goff and has 2 Judge A P Harcourt they have stomach is entirely well I can eat any vs A tract of two hundred 200 acres of thing and can truthfully say that I have H Wren etc Defendants land in Fayette county Ky adjoining John three children John Mattie and Cas- ¬ Ashton P Harcourt Jr Isaac M Har ¬ not felt better in years the lands of B K Nutter of Robert well court Susan married Robert Lee By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- ¬ Beatty of Carrick brothers and of the Yours Respectfully XII Edwin G Bedford born Aug Thomas of Bourbon county and Rita The use of the surgeons knife is be- bon Circuit Court made and entered in heirs of Dr Peters The Horeb turn ¬ Mrs Lauka Weishauft coming- so general resulting fatally the above styled canse on the 14th day pike cuts off a few 27 1814 married first Margaret Harcourt Dr Benjamin McCloskey acres Sold by W T Brooks at 50c and 100 in such a large number of cases as to of December 1897 1 will sell publicly the east and borders the of the land on daughter of Gen James and Nancy of Spencer county Ky married Tiny remainder on ner box Send address on postal to the occasion general alarm Ken- ¬ the east and Elkhorn passes through Lewis Garrard no issue second i Downs and has one daughter Lucile Walpole of Walshtown at the court house door in Paris on r William Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for noon the south end of it cutting off a few Lucy De Graftenried They have one iii Henry Clay Thomas born August trial size free South Dakota writes About tucky at about the hour of acres from the main tract and it is three years ago there came under son Edwin who married Nellie Mat- ¬ 15 1833 married Marietta Coke near MONDAY FEB 7TB 1898 bounded on the north by a dirt road my left eye a little blotch about the N leading from the Horeb pike to thews and has a son Edwin Bardstown Ky May 15 1868 they Lemons size ox a smdu jjcu the following described real estate to- - mm XIII George M born May 19 1817 have two sons Arch and W G Thomas W O grew rapidlyand wit It shooting pains ran married November 4 1840 Mary A he married July 4 1894 to Jessie Jen- ¬ Purchaser to give bond with good and in every direction A tract of 51 acres of land situated in sufficient surety bearing interest from JBedford born September 22 1824 She kins iv Dr James G Thomas deceas- ¬ I became alarmed Bourbon county Kentucky on the date to have the force and effect of a was a daughter of Ben lamin F son of ed married Margaret Owens of Sa ¬ and consulted a Millersburg Cynthiaua turnpike road bond Benjamin Bedford Sr the pioneer to vannah Ga left two daughters v S good doctor who on the waters of Hinkston about one saleproperty A lieawill be reserved on the sold pronounced it can- ¬ mile from Millersburg Kentucky and money is paid until all the purchase Kentucky who died August 7 1829 M Thomas deceased of Claiborne TSEVEftYBEST cer and said that it bounded thus and his wife March 2 1864 Gearge county Miss married Josephine Dav ¬ OLD PROMPT-P RELIABLE JAS P ASKEW must be cut out M and Mary A Bedford left e chil ¬ enport and left four children vi Mary not at corner This I would to Beginning AYING the M C S C C dren Mary E Julia K Maria V Clay Thomas married 1 Samuel Mc consent to having tract which formerly belonged to This is good land suited for tobacco little faith in the Robert H Champ thence N 69 J E 85 hemp corn wheat grass etc George M Jr and Benjamin F Geo Bride of Boyle county Ky who left Dwell ¬ indiscriminate useof the knife Read ¬ poles to the middle of said pike corner ing house and necessary outbuildings ou M Bedford died February 23 1887 three children Mary oamuel and S S to home kt thence the with middle of ing of the many cures made by Archibald Bedford son of Thomas Archie deceased she married 2 72 W poles S I determined to give that medicine said pike N 39 and Mary Coleman Bedford married Alexander McMeekinof Nelson county 40 49 polea W to a trial and after I had taken it a few thence days the cancer became irritated and David Hamilton s corner m said road Letty Clay born October 5 Ky Letitia began to discharge This after awhile thence S 62 W 61 51 100 poles to a stone 1782 daughter of Dr Henry and Rachel ceased leaving a small scab which in said Hamiltons line and corner to the 1 Dr 10 Nancy Bedford married a a Porall Clay They had fourteen chil ¬ finally dropped off and only a healthy first mentioned horn tract thence S Bryant of Paris 2 Jonathan F Payne 50 YEARS Office over G S Varden Co dren little scar remained to mark the place 29 E 107 21 100 poles to the beginning EXPERIENCE county and had four chil- ¬ 1 Thomas Bedford married Cor- ¬ of Jefferson where the destroyer had held full sway Said sale will be made upon credits of dren Mary Henrietta Belle and Dr delia Thomas of Nelson county and six and twelve months for equal Darts Offiofi Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m had six children Margaret Mary Ann Thomas Payne of the purchase money and for which and it is folly the purchaser will be required to ese- Mildred Cordelia and Benjamin Mar ¬ 11 Patsy Bedford married CM Jas Cancer is in the blood cuie oona witn gooa surety tor tne garet married Harvey Bernhs son of Ware of Bourbon and had Tliomp to expect an operation to cure it a vegetable is real purchase price in equal sums payable guaranteed purely DR CALDWELLS th8 Rev John Berniss of the Presby ¬ son Henry B of Frankfort James j Trade Marks to tne unaersignea master Uommis remedy for every Designs terian church Her sister Mary be ¬ of Kansas City Mo Sally married sioner and bearing interest at six per disease of the blood Copyrights Art INDIGESTION cent per annum rrom tne day of sale came his second wife Ann became Robert Berry of Woodford county Anyone sending a sketch and description Books mailed free quickly ascertain our opinion free whethermay until paid said bonds to ne approved by Swift Spe wife and Cordelia is now his Lucy Ware Thompson Ware married address his third Invention is probably patentable Communlca the undersigned Commissioner tiona strictly confidential Handbook cific Co Atlanta widow Mildred Bedford married John Alice Edwards oi Pans Ky and has sent free Oldest agency for securing patented Ga Patents taken through Munn EMMETT M DICKSON M Muirnear Bardstown Ky and has James Edward and Pattie special notice without charge in the CorecelVa Y Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit one daughter Annie Muir Benjamin - jESISTZS 12 Rachel Bedford married Col S liver and kidneys cures constipation Court died In the fifties unmarried headache 25c at all druirsists - PARIS KY and sick nujgByii ST and 402 MM 2 Benjamin Bedford married West G Stewarts of South Carolina Swinford Osborne Over Deposit Bank Arhi-t- DR CALDWELLS and had Archibald who married Mar ¬ had Kate Elizabeth Addie mcmidla n UHUurfithaL SoWall newsdealers tatlbott bald B Benton James H Bedford V AttornevH tha the daughter of John Bedford of j Office houva 8 to 12 am 1 to 0 p m Branch Office 623 P St Washington 1 ct 13 Henriettadied unmarried CONSTIPATION CURES Benjamin Edward JJelson county Mfr A GRAND CHANCE FOR YOU Kurtzman Pianos - -- Y thing Overcoats Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Shoesbf FOR NINE DAYS ONLY and Overcoats Oapes Better Than Ever READ HEED AND YOU WILL NEED THESE GREAT BARGAINS Mens and Boys Suits Ulsters 78 Ladies and Misses Jackets an Ernest Urchs Jfl JB M -- Specials For Days Mens Ladies and ChildrensShoes ¬ -- u rt ii - ¬ ¬ SPECIAL JUST RECEIVED BIG LINE OF WHITE BURGS LACES Etc HAM TWIN BROTHER fJm BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons - v Fayette Go Land MASTERS SALE Too Bonr boo Co Land ¬ Mod i Me I HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance -- NON UNION l J XL A SMITH -- K A Real Blood 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