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H999liUJHi 1 - rzjxnagp VV- FV tfa 41 k- V SUu l I t- - t agS3 L CHAMP MILLER uu R SON NEWS if-c i Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB m EIGHTEENTH YEAR l 1881 PAKIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29 1898 NO 95 C s J F BROWER THIS WEEK 400 WIIL BUY CO KUDLiIiES MILLS 2- - Warning of R t y 200 WILIi BUY I choice of a number of hearth size Ruga new colors new styles They are big values full visited relatives here Sunday an exquisite Smyrna Rug size elegantly made beautifully Miss T Sujith of Cyuthiana designed Personals And Other NoU Gathered For The Nows Reader H Bethards i Ftill quitp ill Miss Mollie Padgett is convalescent Mr Charlie Jett in vh itiug relatives in Bracken Mr T H Marsh and wife of Paris all citizens of imposters traveling ver the country representing them ¬ selves a8my sons or agents and swind ¬ ling the people I bavHJJson Dr Rudolph Goldstein who visits one day in each month one tow nR Stops at the prominent hoTo ¬ i ALL WOMEN TENTHS yINE 350 Wllili BUY 600 WILL BUY Its 6 feet the regu¬ ginst of Miss Winnie HhI y Mr Thomas Padgett spent Thanksgiving with Itidy friends nwir Paris He repjgeents the house is skillful and honorable in his dealings the rest is the are counterfeits or iin posters ¬ tels in thjBtate of all the pain andsicknessfrom ie Bonn STOCK CROP ETC m which women suffer is caused Uptician IE A 544 4th Ave Louisville Ky Goldstein by weakness or derangement in the organs of Having detei mined to change my bus ¬ iness I will offer at public sale on tne premises at 10 a m on WEDNESDAY NOV 30 1898 my farm lying on the Paris and North Middletowu turnpike two miles from Paris containing 190 acres of excellent land fifty acres of No 1 tobacco laud Upon the farm is a small dwelling house thre6 good barns and all nec ¬ essary ont buildiutjs an excellent or- ¬ chard of many varieties of frnit novr failing water of springs and pools With the exception of twent3 five acres in grass the entire place is well For the qnality of land location and Improvements tbiaieone of the most v desirable small farms in the countv At the same tim I will sell my stock consisting ot h rss cattl sheep and all my crop and farm ntnrisils Terms easy and made known on day of sale I IH i Miss Minnie Mnrelund lft laft week to visit relatives at Hopkmsville Vr W M Howard of Milford Ky is vititinu relatives here tilif week OUR SPECIAL SALE STEW ARRIVALS 3G fancy Lamps odd shapes Mrs Farnsis visitinii he parents Mr OP ORIENTAL RUGS Copely Prints framed in black 25 and Mrs Tom PnntT mar Chj lisle 100 Etchings water colors and is in full swing There was never a Jus Hadlv who was strickea with pastels better opportunity to add these paralysis a short titii ago is no better 4 Parlor Cabinets gems of color to the home nfl wife sp nt Mr J M Omrraft Margin and wife Sunday with Mr J O Money bnck if goods are not asJ Messrs W B and 1 B Vanhu of Pricps BELOW anybodys lor eqnal goods represented Tennessee were h re lajt we k on a genuine Moquette Rug long by 3 feet wide lar 5 kind choice of about 8 slightly soiled Da- ¬ gestan Rugs Former price 1200 menstruation always when a woman is not well these organs are affected But when they are strong and healthy a woman is very seldom sick JM ELREE5 next few days handsouWcenter pieces for tray cloths at 25 cents For t I 12 will offer cents and Nearly Salesman can add Factory line easily good fow 100 monthly corns Free sampiesa JRubberlCo S S Jcbxey 18 Cliff - ILillie Daniel St New York 0 Is natures provision for the regu-¬ lation of the menstrual function It cures all female troubles It is equally effective for the girl in her teens the young wife with do-¬ mestic and maternal cares and the woman approaching the period known as the Change of Life They all need it They are all benefitted by it For advice in cases requiring special directions address giving symptoms Ladles Advisory Department the The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta¬ nooga Tenn TII0S J COOPER Tupelo Miss says My sister suffered from very Irregular and painful menstruation and doctors could not relieve her Wine of Cardul entirely cured her and also helped my mother through the Change of Lite st V F BROWER is CO Carpets Furniture Wall Paper mail carrier will hnnl light baage to aud from depot Terms very reauable Leave orders at Post business office M tf p Born - On th lirh to the wife of J O Martin we Miss Mollie McConnell Three well located For Kent a ten pound girl roomssitnated on the corner of Pleasant Miss Mary Iug ls who his charge of and Fourth Sts Address Lock Box the school here spent Thanksgiving at 258 Pans Ky It her home in Uynthiana MesHis Joe vS A T L TKUNDLE Fons th Auctk WITHOUT PAW J Ewalt Charles Hough and Donit use any other but Purity Dike Wilson of Shawbancallei on lady flour from Paris Milling Co tell friends here Suuday eveniug m ittbtne fourth and Walnut Sis Jtmlt gotnpaiv Call 870 Mr ssrs f Ctnennatij 0 Long Distance Telephone Houston Tnev kiiU d 15L birlb near Milford 30 rabhitts and a number of doves A frightened horse broke Peddler Harts wagon and broke several cases of eggs that were in the wagon last Friday - Prank Howard and K nnej your ggocer you want no v quite a snn fnl hunt All grocers keep it other NO GAS NO COCAINE Wanted 1 S Egs aud butter Geo N Parris i i A simple application to the gums used ouly by ui and acknowledged by the public to be the beat and easiest and absolutely free ftom any after effects filling Catepnorjc treatment for painless jll DIAMOND CUTTERS our Diamonds aro Carefully selected in the rough and cut in our factory by Expert Diamond Cutters 2lJe carry the cCaryest StocA in the Itfest at the jCowcst Prices SILVERSMITHS WATCHES STATIONERY Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ VER TOILET WARE and WEDDING SILVER is the most complete in the West A few exclusive patterns of Ster- ¬ ling Silver Spoons and Forks at i We are Sole Agents for the Our Department of Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationery and Engrav ¬ Co watches Our stock in this ing is thoroughly line includes every grade and and complete make known to the trade at in every respect to suit everybody prices S100 PER OUNCE Mail Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection up-to-d- The egg of yesterday looks feels measures aud weighs like the egg of last mouth but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but us a difference that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry bill from an expense to au investment We oyood work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference There are eggs and eggs The following farms have been posted aud we hereby warn all hnntrs that if they araught on any of the lands of the undersigned they will be indicted for trespassing MATT HOWARD I NOTICE A Good Memory often saves money sxnd also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Caldwells Syrup Ppsin nd health will be restored to you Trial sizes lc lo doses 10c large size 50c mid SI 00 of V T Brooks druggist Paris Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns Painless extraction Set of teeth 50cts up 100 up 500 50 cts 1500 800 lr J Hours R MUM 0 0 5 - J MILL bR WARD J M flUGHEd B J Ky ljau xm 331 Main St Paris Ky JOHN Q WARD M J CATESBY KENNEDY WOODFORD Barber Shop Moved Buck and opp Court bouse 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Bourbon Steam Latjndry MVV HALL ROBT H FERGUSON J AS E CLAY BARNETT BROS Telephone 79 bar-¬ Bill have moyed their REDUCTIOD ON OUR FALL AND WINTER 0VERC0A TS FOR THIS WEEK 1 W S Auderson HH Tr iiiiBHfiB 0f PeckP OilijikejtjCo 0Hecomme5d vvrigni Kueiery vupsuiet To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Thirty one Gents have purchased a box of Wrlghtb Celery Capsules from lames T Blaser driiK- - qnality Waverly O and used them forStomach I was unable to ROBT S rouble and Constipation do anything for nearly two years 1 ased 22nov tfj three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they otLerp vo have cured me For the benefit of n filleted J wish to send this letter Very iruly yours W S Adeksow Sold by all druggists at 50c aud SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free SJitejal 1000 lb teeners ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest baiber shop and bath rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With tmfnkls for Vist favors Back andwBiil solicit a liberal share of the pn lie good patronage tf Hsarteness Hoarseness sore throat and constant coughing indicate that the bronchial tubes are suffering from a bad cold which may develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs Do not waste health and strength by wait- ¬ ing but use Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup at once This wonderful rem- ¬ edy cures all throat and lung affec- ¬ tions in an astonishingly short time nr Sore Throat TH03IPSOX Manager Escondida Ky Dr Adairs Dental Parlors Having recently been several times asked if I was still conducting my den ¬ Executors Notice in- ¬ M Th3 vry best companep com- ¬ debted to the estate of Mrs atBlanche and once Alexander will kindly pay pose my agency which insures all persons holding claims against said All persons knowing themselves again sr Non union r estate wini aud 3torm t 3 W O EINTOrT Agent will present th same dnlv proven JOHN BL BRENNAN 15nov 2wk Executor tal parlors I desire to inform the public that I am Btill at their service and can be found at inv offi e opposite the Court- ¬ house My interest in a bowling alley does not conflict with my practice See my card in another coin inn lOoctlt J R Adair D D S A Really Historical Novel To produce a so called historical novel DkBuUs Gough Syrup DEALER IN IrvVS Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Fine Imported Trousers for HI We keep up with the times and has been attempted by many but with so Lookout these windstorms will you will find large selected line of indifferent success by the majority the sweep your farm property off the face Reefers and Boys overcoats at far as history is concerned Alike most successful Tornadoes And Cyclones Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists- - Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat 7 and 8 CO PARIS FURNI3HIHG H S TAILORING STOUT Manager of the earth aud you will lose it all Price Cos and at the right unless yon have a policy in the old aud tried Glen Falls of New Yoik 1000 price insurance for tire years will only cost yon 10 Tobacco harns a specialty For Rent A six room residence on 9iov tf T pouter Smith Agent High Street adjoining the Dan Tarney Examine those comforts at J T residence Possession given immediately Apply to J T Hinton Hinlou ¬ best known and the authors of this class are Scott Kings ley and Lytton In grouping books of this type in an order of merit based on ¬ GEO W DAVIS Furniture Window Shades Cloths Carpets Mattresses OilTN their historical worth it cannot be deEtc nied that The Last of the Barons Special attention given to TJndertakr should be awarded the first place with ing and Repairiug Henry Esmond and Hereward the bracketed as second Victor Main Hugos LHistorie dun Crime which has been called the apotheosis of the special coriespondent is a notable example of a contemporary history writ ten under a thin disguise of fiction Pearsons Weekly Wake ¬ ¬ tf - Street Paris Ky J D McGAra Cutter We reUse Parib Milling Co s Purity pair your linen and put neck bands on flour for sale by all grocers Haggard Reed free ¬ i We are the peopl s friends mmmmmmmm BabieS3 u Ask for it TrBT-r-frf- Take no other sy MTravTTTrf Consumption or Asthma in No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure ad-¬ Shoes For tlie A Talented Douse Agent vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Homeseeker You certainly expect anybody to take this house dont Why tho floors all run down hill Agent a smart man It was built in that way on purpose mum to keep peace in the family Greatest invention of the age mum Mrs Homeseeker Keep peace in the family What do you mean Agent Its all right mum nothing Mrs - his collar button theyll roll down to WOlM rT mw7 wS uBI like it Whenever your husband drops London Tit Bits uMKWwia cBMffl fHHif J iSS- Iva3TnS BNBEa J0B Ring in the new 2 out the old out the false Ring in the true S e yu the new and true from tho piney forests of Norway that wall and hell always know where to find em Chinese Taxes Very Light kn - DR BELLS Pine -- Tar-Honey The Chinese are perhaps the most lightly taxed people in the world In China all the land belongs to the state and a trifling sum per acre never alter ng centuries is paid as ed through rent This is rhe only tax in the coun- ¬ try and it amounts to about half a crown per head yearly London News ¬ 1 sS tonandIjuce that are strictly Soft solMl sho- up-to-d- for the ate bayBut- - uFu - Wheat Sacks FOR SALE CHEAP Wanted to Buy I will pay the highest market price in cash or I 300000 bushels of wheat Cure for coughs colds and all Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive inflamed surfaces li i r - will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when Wheat stored on reasonable terms you are ready to sell at the highest mar- ¬ and highest market price paid for ket price Those who held wheat last Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling year made big money Store your Cos office wheat and get the profit of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS B M RENIGK 00 WfrlwWl IAUAnVFDQm iZ5 jk w W loWf i p would near home their wheat - do well to store E 0 FRETWELL 5july4t Agnt Paris Ky In grip ae weU as coughs and colds lungs Btrcns sraKSSs nuvtw UBCU Mra M A Metcalfs n rn o Smith letters to yourself and sign them with fictitious names What do you do that for Jones You see my wife is always after me for money and when she reads See those letters she becomes discouraged London Fun A Mean Trick You say yon write dunning Red Brown Black Tan v- - - U T1 tho goods and get our pri las Bottles Only OU 25c 60c VJTtU-- and 100 Sizes J WW UUI W Itmakes Dr Bells Something In It Miss Wellwood Do yon believe there Cor 4th is anything in love at first sight Clays Shoe Store Main - ParifV Ky - Pine-Tar-Hon- w Mr Hardacre Oh yea About nine times out of ten theres a divorce in it Exchange uuuuuuiuuuuut - ia V P v qfsswr THE BUUEEOW NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOYEMBER 29 1898 34UVW JCn zBBcer twintwmpnMa tktmmimaamama y SPAIN ACCEPTS x A BEIZZARE IN NEW YORK Caused THE WISCONSIN Huge War Vessel Launched at Iron Works San Francisco TTuioii iW0RST storage A Heavy Ifall of Snow 28 isss ¬ AN ADMIRER OF WOMEN It We Get Cuba Porto Rico and the Phil ippines Under Protest Also a Stron Widespread Destruction and Death by Its Icy Breath Many Vessels Sunk ATiolenf Bizzird Plays Havoc Through out Pennsylvania Matrimonial Repeater AVIio Got More Enniuorcd with Eacli Blood Purified by Hoods Sarsapa Subsequent Wife rilla and Health is Good was riding along the road leading across Hurricane gap in the Pine mountain range thinking of the peculiar people who lived in these fastnesses when I was startled by a voice up the hillside calling to me to come up and give somebody a lift I had no idea who owned the voice but whoever it wa was in trouble and I re- ¬ sponded and found a man of 60 or more caught by the foot under a fallen tree and GatarrhCurecfc I was a sufferer from catarrh One of Hoods Island in the Caroline Croup and the Right to Lay Cables on Any of These Islands or Any of the Liuironcs k -- formal signing- of the papers in which Spain yields to the American demands will occur on Monday It is understood here that the Americans have proposed to the Spaniards a tariff foi revenue only in the Philippines Spain wanted special trade privileges The proposition of the Americans means an open door for all in the Philippines as it puts all nations on an equal footing - Paris Nov 2S It is stated on the best authority that Spain accepts the 20000000 for the cession of the Philippine islands hut under protest The ¬ ¬ so far as trade is concerned Londox Nov 2S A Central News dispatch from Madrid says that Senoi Montero Rios chairman of the Span ish peace commission has informed the government that the Americans include possession of the Sooloo Archi- pelago in their demands The Sooloo or Sulu Archipelago which the Americans are said to have included in their demand on Spain lies between Borneo and Mindanao of the Philippine group It would be of great strategic value in naval operations and affords opportunities for guarding the southern islands of the Philippine group that could not otherwise be had Paris Nov 2S The result of the peace negotiations between Spain and the United States will probably be known Monday when the time limit of the ulimatum delivered by the Americans expires Negotiations have been carried on through written communications on the part of both sides Senor Puos has jnade a number of counter proposals to the Americans These arc said to be about as follows 1 Spain will relinquish sovereignty over Cuba and cede Porto Rico and the other islands of the Spanish West Indies the whole of the Ladrone islands and the whole of the Philippine islands for 20000000 2 Spain will cede a strong island in the Caroline groups give the United States the right to lay cables on any of those islands or any of the La ¬ ¬ ¬ New York Nov 2S A storm began here with a soft sleety snow on Satur ¬ day noon and increased as the day wore on with heavier snowfall The wind blew a gale at midnight There was a slight abatement of the wind Sunday morning but the snow still fell and drifted high and the tem ¬ perature dropped rapidly At 10 o oloek there was a breaking away in the west and finally the storm ceased altogether and the severest blizzard since the memorable one of March 1SSS came to an end The wind blew at the rate of 59 to 00 miles an hour during the height of the storm With the brightening of the skies in this city Sunday morning came an in- ¬ crease in the velocity of the wind and the loose dry snow was sent swirling Nearly a and eddying everywhere foot of snow had fallen but in places it had drifted to four and five feet The terrific blow of Saturday night did much damage to the small ship ¬ ping in New York harbor It is re- ¬ ported Sunday night that several tug- ¬ boats belonging to the Kingston Tow ¬ ing Co together with a large number of canalboats were sunk up the river The shores Y the force of the gale of the Hudson are littered with wreck-¬ age There were a number of casualties including several deaths from ex- ¬ posure John Martin was found in the park at Tenth street and Avenue B and taken to Bellevue hospital Roth his legs and hands were badly frozen He had lain down on a bench to die he said He had had nothing to eat for several davs V i Piiiladeplhia Nov The bliz-¬ Miss Elizabeth Stephenson Daujrhtor of Ex Conirressnian Stephenson of Marin ¬ ette Wis ihe Sp iiM r Descrip ¬ tion of the War SJiip Nov 2S The big battle ship Wisconsin was successful- ¬ ly launced from the ship yard of the Union iron works Saturday in the presence of many thousand of specta- ¬ San Francisco tors Miss Elizabeth Stephenson daughter of ex Congressman Stephenson of Mar ¬ inette Wis christened the huge levi since the memorable blizzard of ISSS athian as she started from the ways dashing over her bows a bottle of NEW MAYOR FOR SANTIAGO champagne and calling oiit in perfect- ¬ the west reached this city at 11 oclock Saturday morning and raged furiously until 1 oclock Sunday morning Unexpected as it was violent it wrought great havoc not only here but throughout the entire state In those 14 unable to get away He wasnt hurt and hours the snow fall reached a I soon had him on his feet and he insisted depth of over nine inches and the wind on my stopping further down the mountafn and taking dinner with him He lived a velocity of 45 miles an hour These well kept cabin with his daughter in a and figures axe unprecedented in the No ¬ after dinner we sat in the shade of a tree vember records of the local weather in the yard and he told me about himself Air you married he bureau and the officials there say that told me he was a widower asked after he No but I hope to be some day I anthe storm in general was the worst ¬ zard which came out of I my neighbors advised me to take Sarsaparilla and I did so A few bottles I have purifiedT my blood and cured me J3 remained In good health ever since Illinois T Adkins Athensville Hoods Sarsaparilla for Greatest Is Americas Medicine 1 six 5 Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cents I ui mi ljA V t ly distinct tones I christen thee Wisconsin As soon as the great mass of steel was seen to move the thousands who thronged the yards and neighboring points of vantage burst into enthusias-¬ tic cheering while bells whistles and steam sirens throughout the city clam- ¬ ored and shriek in concert Following is a description of the ves¬ Senor Uaeardt an Oid Resident Appoint ed His Clerical Force Are All Cubans Who Served in the Late War Santiago Nov 20 Gen Wood at sel Length on load water line 368 feet beam ex- ¬ treme 72 feet 21- - inches draft on normal dis- ¬ placement of 11525 tons 23 feet 6 inches max- ¬ imum displacement all ammunition and stores on board 12325 tons maximum indicated horse power estimated 10000 probable speed 16 Normal coal supply 800 tons coal sup- ¬ knot ply loose storage 1200 tons full bunker ca- ¬ pacity 1400 to 1500 tons Complement of of- ¬ ficers 10 seamen marines etc 449 The main battery will consist of four 13 inch breech loading rifles in Hichborn balanced turrets oval in shape and placed in the center line of the vessel and 14 G inch rapid fire guns The secondary battery will consist of 1G G- his own request Friday relieved Maj McLeary of his mayoralty duties lie returns to his military post In the opinion of Gen Wood it is preferable to appoint to the mayoralty jist fer the satisfaction uv gittin another a civilian acceptable to the Cubans one The idea was so entirelv new that I was appointed as Maj Mc and he h swered quite sincerely You ought to be every man ought to be a man that aint aint showin a right feelin tords what the Lords done fer him thar aint nothin on the face uv Gods green earth that is a patchin to a woman I dont keer what kind she is Youre hale and hearty yet I said and I dont see why you dont take some of your own advice Dont crowd the mourners mister he said waving his hand as if warding off my attack Dont VOU crowd thn mmirnprs on i m tiggenn quitesever 1 this very minute ana am t shore yit which one to pick Ive been marriprl four timps m 1fl every time my notion uv women has got so niuen higher that Ill be derned ef I dont kinder look forrerd to losin a wife rercome by it Did m Mil TRADE MARK i V Learys successor Senor Bacardi an old Washington Star resident He is anxious to give the mayor as much authority as is compatible with military jurisdiction The new mayor will conform to Gen Woods ideas which are to give the Cubans every opportunity to show themselves capable of self government The first official act of Mayor Bicardi was to discharge the entire clerical force in the mayors office and employ ¬ understand you to say that dress you admired so much to day was a dream inquired Mr Smokehart Yes answered his wife hopefully Well he proceeded very kindly you keep your mind on it when you are to sleep to night and maybe you will dream one of your own Washington Star The Burlington Route has Weekly Tour- Sleener ll nilV5inna naranrnll ducted by a Burlington Route Agent every Wednesday rom St Louis and Chicago to usiugeies vna aan Francisco The route Via fnXr Seenie Colrado Salt Lake City with 9b per cent sunshine throughout the year Ask Ticket Agent or write for descriptive folder to L W Wakeley General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo isc ¬ I Meanness Personified - Celebrated for more than a century as a delicious nutri- ¬ tious and flesh forming bev- ¬ erage Has our well known M For California Tourists YELLOW LABEL on the front of every package and our trade mark i wmm La Belle Chocolatiere on the back NONE OTHER GENUINE JSr t 31 An Willie Mamma what does making a bad break mean Youd better ask your father Willie Indianapolis Journal To day sore and stiff To morrow cured St Jacobs Oil does that every day Authority Made only by t J WALTER BAKER ESTABLISHED 1780 CO Ltd 2 DORCHESTER IlASS Rust eats faster than use wears L A W Bulletin Very cold very bad Neuralgia St Jacobs Oil very sure to cure Horn Laziness and dirt never quarrel ¬ Ranis READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS drones 3 Spain will relinquish sovereignty over Cuba cede the Philippines Porto Rico and other West Indian islands and Guam as indemnity for the war expenses of the United States and the losses to American citizens and the two countries shall agree to submit to - arbitration what debts and obligations of a colonial character ought to be as ¬ sumed by the receivirg country The old bluff of a possibility of a cessation of negotiations has also been con vejed but it will be in vain The prospects are that all of the counter proposals will be answered Saturday as the American commis- ¬ sioners have received further in ¬ structions from Washington cover ¬ new ing the points It is intimated that all of the proposals will be rejected and that the Americans will stick to their demands as formu ¬ lated in the ultimatum of last Mon ¬ day The belief is general that the Spap For Infants and Cliildren UNITED STATES BATTLESHIP WISCONSIN Bears In Use For J jtf The fect four torpedo tubes that he intends encourag ¬ guns have an arc of lire of 1CT and the Presbyterian hospital where her degrees on each side of the center line and ing the citys development giving employment as far as condition was said to be serious An the 6 inch an arc of 90 degrees on the broad aged German Frank Schneidei- - of side with the advantage of those on the upper conditions will permit to worthy of a An in- ¬ Dutch Kills Long island citjr was deck to or direct tire ahead and 6astern guns will persons He will promise to look close-¬ jury near either of these inch found late Saturday night a 70th be confined to its own compartment as a lls ly to the general interests of the com- ¬ street and Second avenue He was inch steel splinter bulkhead separates each of munity and will call upon all Cubans to obey the law and thus to promote lying on a snow bank almost uncon- ¬ these guns from its neighbor The armor belt which extends from the the xtosperit3r of the country and to scious and was transferred to the stem to abaft the after is to be 1GV insure the happiness of its people Bellevue hospital An unknown man inches thick at the top andturret 9J inches thick at lards will accept the situation with the liscovered in a basement on the Gen Wood has high hopes of this the bottom Except at the forward end where best grace possible Bowery was removed to Hudson it will be tapered to 4 inches at the stem This first attempt at civil government under London Nov 2S The Madrid corre- ¬ street hospital died there from al- ¬ belt armor will extend from 4 feet below Cuban control spondent of the Standard says A policeman the normal load line to V feet above coholism and exposure The cabinet has concluded that the rescued Dennis Quran a letter carrier it and will maintain the full thickness PRAIRIE FIRES IN OKLAHOMA wisestpolicy is to accept the American who had fallen helpless in the snow amidships between the turrets and for the dis- tance occupied by the engines and boilers Several Lives Iosr 500 Head of Cattle and terms leaving to the Spanish commis- ¬ early Sunday morning badly frozen Diagonal armor 12 inches thick connecting this IIoji and Millions of Tons of Hay sioners fnil power to secure the best In Jersey City the body of Rosanna belt armor and barbettes and extending from Destroyed by the Flames possible indemnity and to place on rec- ¬ Cunningham was found on the side- ¬ the slopes of protective deck to top of side ord if the American commissioners walk in Van Vorst street Her skull belt on each side is worked to give protection Perry Ok Nov 2S Prairie fires will permit a protest against the as fractured The body was almost from raking firestwo sets of triple expansion have played havoc in Oklahoma and There will be American interpretation of the proto- ¬ covered with snow It is believed she twin screw engines each in its own separate the Indian territory for the last few col as affecting the Philippines and received her injuries from a fall water tight compartment the collective indi ¬ days cative horse power will be 10000 with 120 revo- ¬ against the peace conditions gener¬ One farmer lost 1000 acres of fine At 7 a m a policeman found Chai les lutions per minute Stroke 4 feet ally Schopp unconscious in the snow in Jer ¬ There are eight cylindrical each 15J4 hay in the field several hundred bales The decision of the cabinet is ap ¬ sey City Before he could be carried feet in diameter by 9 feet boilers long hav- ¬ of cotton and 500 head of cattle and i inches proved in political and financial circles into a house Schopp died He had ing a grate surface of 035 square feet with21200 hogs He estimates his loss at 520000 I understand however that the de ¬ started for a butcher shop where he square feet of heating surface pressure 10 Millions of tons of hay in bale and bulk liberations of the ministers were very was employed and his death is attri- ¬ pounds These boilers are placed two each have been burned in other sections Senor Sagasta Duke Al buted to exposure and exhaustion from in four separate water tight compartments and no less than 100 residences have protracted The smoke pipes are two in number and stand modovar de Rio and Senor Puigcerver his struggle through the blinding abreast of each other been destroyed An unknown woman was found vin pounder rapid fire guns 4 l pounder rapid fire Cubans who had served in the war He conscious in a snow drift at 78th street guns two Colt guns and two field guns She will shortly issue a manifesto to the ef-¬ carry Signature Of im lSJjflr 0 Jjf jv yy y and Avenue A She was removed to will 13 inch Over Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THC CCNTAUn COMPANY T7 MURRAY STKCCT NEW YORK CITY k 4 READ THIS OFFER S pufo- - The Review of Reviews nsn tne star a a res history Co- - is just about to Iahistohyoft HE WAR WITH W BEING flit SPAIN I -- had great difficulty in inducing some storm George Beck and William Al- ¬ of their colleagues to accept the small len were also found in Jersey City by indemnity the police badly frozen The former had been drinking and was unconscious The Storru at Cape May to die is Capk May N L Nov 28 The and likely Julius Ilooseberg a homeless man northwest snowstorm which has pre who sought shelter in a barn at Sta vailed aong the coast since Saturday pleton Staten Island was found frozen accompanied by a wind blowing at the Sunday morningand died shortly af rate of about 10 miles an hour did no terward damage on the beach front but on the Unknown Ulan Killed Delaware bay shore destroyed a large Mapiox Ind Nov 2S- - The east number of fish pounds 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DE RONE Millc diables Lost again The devil runs in those dice and de Gom- ¬ eron with an impatient sweep of his hand scattered the little spotted cubes on to the floor of the deserted and half ruined hut wherein we were beguiling- the weariness of our picket duty before La Fere with a shake of our elbows and a few flagons of nine cap ¬ tured from Monsieur the King of Na- ¬ varre as we in our folly called him ¬ he bent low again perhaps to hide the expression in his eyes She made no effort to take the chair he offered but burst out passionately Monsieur I see you command here and it is to you to whom I must anneal Monsieur I give you my word of honor we are no spies The rules of war allow you name will be paid Monsieur I praj vou let us go As she finished her appeal madame turned towards the captain with a ges ture of entreaty but in this movement she saw that in his voice and manner which paled her cheeks to marble and she made a half irrosoiute step towards her companion as if for protection De Gomeron observed this and laughed under his heavy black mustache Madame but there are some things which have no price And there is no ransom you could name which would tempt Adam de Gomeron to part with his prisoners with one of them at any rate Yen are no spy I know such eyes as yours were never made to count the strength of battalions As for your friend there we have means to make him tell about himself to morrow and you must not bruise your tender feet bj walking- through the night to the ¬ - that this poor hut affords is yours and the ransom of prisoners and anything still I knew little of de Gomeron except that he was of the Camargue and had blow bv passing mv sword through the man so mad was I in my furv but luckily for him Nicholas hung on my arm and saved the villains life He armed peace and besides time had righted himself at onee and passing his to be killed as for the past week M hand across his mouth spoke to me de Bethelois formerly as livety as a quite C00II3- and collectedly but with cricket had kept himself close as a nun livid features We finish this outside sir follow of Tort- Jloyal behind the walls of La me and picking up his rapier which Fere and affairs were jneiiablj dull I was certain hotrever that we should lay on the table where he had thrown it soon break into open quarrel and on on the entrance of the prisoners de this night I felt a mad angerngainst Gomeron stepped out of the door In tlie man as he sat staring at me and the excitement of the moment the men it was all I could do to restrain myself poured after him and I was the last to from flinging the lees of the wine in follow It came to me like lightning my glass in his face and abiding the that the prisoners were unguarded and slipping my dagger from its sheath as result its It was at this moment that we heard¬ 1 went out 1 thrust saw haft into¬ that she unsentry out- madames hand and I the quick challenge of the derstood from the thanks in her eves side the password as sharply answered It was but a stone throw to the and the tramp of feet The same idea flashed through both stretch of green which extended as our minds it must be th general and level as a tennis court for a hundred de Gomeron gave expression to the paces or so and then sloped gently downward towards the junction of the thought Corblcu de Hone perhaps the old Serre and the Oise Beyond rose the walls of La Fere whose gray outlines bat on the winglit up here and there by the flare of a There followed a shuffling of feet and before a man could count two Nicholas lamp or lire were clearly visible in the MADAME STRUCK HIM ACROSS THE FACE bright the sergeant of our picket with a file light moonlight So clear was this that I could distinctly make out strides more and we reined in at the of men entered the hut thrusting- a man and a wom the blue flowers of the patch of borage door of the generals tent The guard couple of prisoners beyond which de Gomeron was await ¬ presented arms and I received a brief an before them Two birds from La Fere my cap- ing me When 1 came up I found him order to dismount awtff ollow de Bone entered tain and Nicholas with a salute to de standing with his back to the moon ly Iwhilst the tent and stood patient ¬ he walked backwards and for ¬ We He had thrown off his doublet and was Gomeron pointed to his prie took them he ran on at the ford near in his shirt sleeves which were rolled wards for a little time Suddenly he the lied mill and but for the moon they up to his elbows and Nicholas and the stopped and facing me said Well M dAuriac would have gone free spies no doubt men stood a little on one side utterly forgetful of the prisoners and eager as It could not be helped your excel ¬ The old one is M le Mouchard I swear stammered There is fox in every line of his face bloodhounds to witness the coming lency Yoti said that of De Gonnor and tight It took but half a minute and as for madame there so the old to gentleman calls her in time 1 warrant a make myself read v and borrowing promised it should never occur again But there were circumstances poniard from Nicholas to help me to she will learn to love the camp of the parry I took my position Then there Pshaw I guess he cxelaimeck Iloly leag ue and the sergeant pushed was an angry little clash and our blades them all wine dice women One of the lantern so that it shown full on the met iadys face A curious light came into thin looking for all the world like two the prisoners was a woman I saw vou streaks of fire in the moonlight j pick up that knot of ribbon There is de Gomeron s eyes as he looked at her n e were both sober enough now be no excuse None and she shrank back at the serg eants I had the honor to be the first man words and action whilst the old man sides being in deadly earnest and de strained at the cords that bound his Gomeron began to change tactics and behind your excellency at the storm of Laon 1 said with a happy recollec ¬ wrists till the lines of the blue veins attack in his turn At this point a cloud¬ tion stood out on his forehead Madame was obscured the moonlight and my op And saved my life you were going unbound but her hood had fallen back ponent springing back called out to say he cut in I bowctf and de loosening- in its fall a mass of chestnut Hold hold till the cloud passes We Bone began again to pace up and down hair and from this framework her eyes cannot see But I can messieurs answered a tugging at his short pointed beard glanced from one to another of us half See here I will pay my debt but deep voice to our right What means in fear and half in anger this fools work and a tall figure the first ask if I have your parole not to Messieurs There was a tremble white line of a drawn sword shining in i attempt escape If you do not give it in the sweet voice and there was light its hand stepped between us coming and lie laid his hand en a eall ell with enough to see her color come and go as it were from nowhere The cloud an inquiring look towards inc We are no spies Messieurs It is passed and the moon was again bril- ¬ I will not attempt escape we are from La Fere but all that liant tijue and clear The light fell on the Then you will not have to complain we did was to try and escape thence commanding form before us showing of the justice of de Bene To morrow To the camp of the Beamais eh the high aquiline features and grizzled some things will happen and amongst madame interrupted de Gomeron hair of de lione mmseii e lamented death of the tnem will be tin To the camp of the king- of France So this is how my outposts are Sieur dAuriac- This much 1 will tell she flashed back at him a red spot rising kept he said M de Gomeron you you To morrow the king on each check Messieurs she went are the senior officer here and I await once more and you must and I meet die on the on you are gentlemen are you not your explanation field Win or lose if I catch vou alive You will let us go Surelv the llolv I command the guards of the Due at the close of the dav will hang vou league wars not with women and old a Aumale began de Gomeron sullen- - as high as Hainan and Inow go men ly but de Bone interrupted him in the j My first thought on leaving de Bone The mention of the league stirred her same deep measured voice was to make my way direct to the quar- companion and he gave tongue I know that Your explanation or ters of the staff where I felt The Iloly league he exclaimed and in fierce anger by God vou will welcoirie mid nppnmmnifnAn sure4iof r uu iUl HIVJ with a savage scorn Madame though hang a common thief by sunrise rest of the night As I came ear to 1 1 r we starivl delivered unto these sons of rrnti un sviiuuiiui luuail uuum1 iiisiiunor jmem 1 saw a light streaming from the Belial I aiust speak for my hear is Orders or no orders general there are partly open door of the largest tent full Yea Shall my lips be sealed be- times when one must light There was and irom within burst a chorus fore the enemies of the Lord The Holy a matter in connection with some pris- voices singing an old chanson of of league Ha ha There is no Holy oners and I was struck by M dAuriac Guiennc league It died at Ivry Here de I have nothing further to say ine last line was rmipnfpii nmtric f Now M dAuriac what have you to j peals of laughter Gomeron cut in with his quick stern followed by the Be silent sir or else a gag voice crashing of glass It was enough for YThe will stop jour tongue and then with prisoners will perhapXexplam me I was in no mood for anv goes to my heart to to your excellency why T struck this folly cr any more dArbois further a bow Madame it and re- detain you but war is war and we have man soivcct to make the best of itin the open Take me to them no option Will you not be seated All 115 at this hour it was worse than use- I - through the ribs at sunrise the next morning Up to the time this occurred I had been attached to de Bones staff but after the accident to de Connor was banished to the outposts thinking- any self lucky to escape with that At any rate the outpost was under my command Imagine therefore my disgust when I found that de Gomeron had been detached to examine into and report upon my charge He did this moreover in so offensive a manner that I could barely restrain myself from parading- him on the stretch of turf be hind the thorn hedge that fenced in the inclosure to the hovel Our feelings towards each other being- as they were it would seem odd that we should have diced and drunk together but the situation was one o - followed the fortunes of dAumale from Arques to Ivrv from Ivrv to the Exile in the Low Countries and that he held a commission from the duke as cap- ¬ tain in his guards Of our personal relations it is enough to say that we hated each other and would have crossed swords ere now but for the iron discipline maintained by de Bone a discipline the bouquet of which I had already scented having escaped by the skin of my teeth after an affair with de Connor who trod on my toe at the generals levee and was run ¬ j ¬ was done in a flash and de The Gomeron reeled back with bleeding nps it was in me to louow up mv or so perhaps with a horrible smile but not to night Come and he stepped up to her Come taste the dArbois it is from vmirfripnd nnrl Wn tnlnvMhnnnnr w soldiers of the llolv league Saying this he attempted to pass his arm round her waist but slipping from his grasp and her cheeks ailame madame struck him across the face with the back of her hand In a dav fiinn of lTimiciPiiT Jim nf T7vnnri he went on I I i I I I rct to a stump I removed the saddle which I made shift to use as a cushion and leaning my back against it was soon as comfortable as circumstances would permit My sleep could not have lasted much more than an hour but so pro- ¬ found was it that ages seemed to have passed when I awoke with a start and the consciousness of movement around me The moon was on the wane but I saw that the camp was astir and that the men were being mustered as silently as possible So things are about to happen I raid to myself recalling de Bones wrords and hastily saddling my horse sprang on his back and moved towards the generals tent All around me wras the muffled tramp of feet the jingle of chain bits and steel scabbards the plunging of impatient horses and a subdued hum of voices above which rose now and again a hoarse word of command as regiment after regiment wheeled into position on the level stretch before us tne taoic saying quietly ineyuave to be continued escaped your excellency And with them your explanation M dAuriac ch Corbleu But the camp ESSAY ON CHILDHOOD marshal will have his hands full to- ¬ morrow and Nicholas halberd all but Rueful Reminiscences of Tlmt Reat-fell from his hands as the generals eye ific reriod Wliicli All of Us rested on him De Bone went on M Have Known de Gomeron you have given me area son for your conduct that will hold The following essa- - on childhood was good this once Further orders will recently read at the Turniptown Lit reach you at daylght about your neg- ¬ erary society by Mr Randolph Tlogg lect of your prisoners As for you one of the societys star members and he turned on me with thesharp Childhood is a good thing It is command Follow me You knaves something all of us have had more or fetch me my horse he is tethered to less experience with It is a pretty diff- ¬ the clump of elms to the right there icult matter to get along in the world Two men vanished from the door to without being a child at some period in do his bidding and I took the oppor- ¬ our careers Childhood is the flush bud ¬ tunity to secrete the knot of ribbon ding of lifes young spring It is the In a minute or so we heard the sound season of fairy dreams and golden am- ¬ of horses hoofs and as we went out bitions and cramp colic and send ticks I saw there were two beasts at the door And as we grow old as the ghostly and from the whinny of welcome that shadows of the great afternoon steal came to me that one was mine nnd athwart our pathways we love to sit v iphn nc ivic n hie innH down and recount the joys of 11ie van ¬ As spraiiff imo tne saddle the good ished pest We lovo to recall the exloinGi ard and whispered hilarating thrill which filled our breast Make a tlash or n chevalier and when we stuck our thumb in out mouth change the flair and looked in at the dining room door I shook my head and followed de just in time to see the fat chicken leg Bone who had already moved a few7 we longed for vanish down the throat paces onwards And yet as I rode on of the local preacher How cold and Nicholas words came back to me with desolate the world looked How we longed to hear a motion to adjourn an insistent force Gallop How we yearned to hand in a long let- ¬ De Bones sharp command broke the ter of regrets In fact we threatened thread of ray thoughts and ended ail to go exclusively into the yearning Another pleasant memory olmice of escape We set spurs to our business horses and splashed through the ford that comes back to us mixed up with of the Oise a half mile from the out- ¬ rose mist is that of pushing a wheel- ¬ post On the other bank a picket chal barrow along the margin of a- stony lenged and giving them the word we brook for the purpose of gathering up a rode in the direction of camp A few job lot of stonebruises Then what no- ¬ ble aspirations thrilled our soul when we stole into the pantry amd lasocd the fruit jar with a bowstring and with a manly pull landed it on the flcor with such violence that the cranky old bcJt tom followed the example of South Carolina- and seceded from the union And witliiwliat rapture do we recall the tidal wave of joy that swept over us when mother came softly in and wrapped us in the down 3 folds f the broom handle Then there was the old schoolhouse The memory of it comes back to us like the delicious treasure which hovers around the presence of a bill collector and over themaz3 vision of our dreams floats the sublime utterances oi Sihake speare How utterly tough were the laws of our ¬ 1 Bone and knew that his mind once made up nothing could turn him De Gomeron had some chance of escape as I was the open aggressor But we had no great time for thought as a few steps brought us to the door of the hut Another step took us in and de Hone with a curling lip cast a glance around the room I do not see the prisoners said de Rone quietly It wras not likely I thought to my- ¬ self They were gone not a doubt of that On the floor near my feet were some cut cords and lying on them a knot of black and white ribbon that had fallen there as if by chance I had seen it last at the shoulder of madames dress and something told me it was not there by accident There was at any rate no hope forme from the prisoners but a sudden impulse I could not under- stand urged me to get the knot of rib bon so stooping low I picked up the oow and the cut cords and with a careless movement flung the latter on We gathered up our belongings and less to attempt to find my lackey hastily dressing- led the way back to Jacques whom I had left behind in the the hut My reflections were none of camp with my belongings when I went the most cheerful We all knew de on to the outposts Tethering- - my horse - STEEL STEAMERS RIVER ACCIDENT at Stockton Cal Ex The Globe and the Jumci R Colgate Come Together at Ruluth ILIInn Roth Steamboat Boiler Vessel Resting on the Bottom plodes Six Killed and Many Hurt Duxtjth Minn Nov 26 At 180 Saturday morning the Globe and the whaleback James B Colgate two large steel steamers came into collision in the harbor Both are badly damaged Their forward bulkheads kept them from sinking on the spot The Colgate is resting on the bottom near the In man tug office and the Globe was towed into the Omaha slip where she rests on the bottom Ko one was seriously hurt although some of the crew asleep forward had narrow escapes from drowning OIL FLOWS IN THE STREETS Tanks Punctured by Falling Derricks at 106 Angeles Several Houses and Rarns CrashedSevere Storm The Screams of the Injnred rawenjjet Were Heart Kendinsr l clc Hands Pinned in Their Banks Received - -- the Fnll Force of the Steam t 1 ¬ ricks Los Angeles Cal Nov 2G A terrible windstorm in the oil district caused much damage Thirty seven derricks and many overhead puUey wires and smokestacks were blown down Two oil tanks holding a thousand gaUons of oil were punctured by falling der- ¬ ricks and the oil is running through the streets Several houses and barns were crushed under the falling der-¬ ¬ the debris in the streets Two hundred men are clearing away No casualties are reported wlir tii ¬ -- JOSEPH W BABCOCK Chairman Republican Congressional paign Committee Cam- ¬ Turkish Ministers Favor Jtaforms ¬ - Costatixople of Nov 26 Several - In the schoolhouse that stood ovci there by the slough We toted the water and cut ail the fire- ¬ And swept up the floor for we hail it to wood kidhood doV Atlanta Journal ¬ Satisfying a Slceptic Young Mokeby sullenl3 I wants ma fo dollahs back dat I paid Jor dis ehawm Unc Johnsing none ob ma dreams come true Unc Johnsing the conjure man Doan 3ou remember de dreams d ityon fogit de dreams 3011 know 3011 dream but cant recail WI13- - 3 as Main- - times I knov I hab had dreams but in de mawnin j cant reelec dem Deins de witch dreams Darns de ones dat come true Puck Mistrst aB Did an von e call whilt Lavas out Servant No one maam excerpt in a tramp He wanted somethhr to eat hum ¬ ilanasrlw Tramps -- - there wdS nothun vcad3 an hed have to wait till the lo ddy of the house got back from the cooking school an ni ebbe shed make him son Cihing Mi stress Of all things Did hcrait but I told Servant No maam N Y Woeldy A lie runned Typical Juror An old German being drawn to serve on a coroners jur3 sat stupid3 and stolidly listening to the evidence for an hour or so Then lje became we ar3 in his attention Suddenlv he fixnd his e3es on the corpse advanced to it and Mein raised the corner of the sheet Gott shentleraens he exohimcd starting back in surprise and fright San Francisco dot man ish dead Argonaut Z l T - - I v le 1 1 j I 1 - T 1 w ¬ ¬ - Queens of Europe There have never been more than three contemporary European queens Tht Ki Cfipis YlVru Divided in fact the number who have occupied New York Nov 2fi The receipt the throne in medieval and modern for the Corbett Sharkcy fight amount- ¬ times is comparathcly small England ed to S47ST0 It is reported in sporting heads the list with five Buss a can boast of four but the total comes to circles that this neat pot less S20C0¬ was equally divided between the fightconsiderabl3 under GO altogether ers and the club each getting a third The purse of 320000 is said to have The Tallest Obelisk A single stone 115 feet long ten feet oeen a myth square at one end and four feet squares DcilM Given to Ij i virtu p at the other has been successfully cut Sax Francisco Nov 26 In the La from the sandstone quarries at Hough ton Point Wis It is supposed 1 o be the vigne Tracy fight Friday night the delongest monolith ever quaried- j cision was given to Lavigne in thf twentieth round Youths Companion ¬ ¬ - cotics Mr Heniy was terribly scalded He Kicked Her to Death was thrown some distance awaj- - but Montgomery W Ya Nov 20 At a ne died iance in the Bear Wallow a colored not as far as was his wife shortly after being brought to this dance hall Gaines Carter became en- ¬ gaged in a row with a colored woman city Mr Blunt was instantly killed He aamed Florence He kicked her in was standing on the lower deck as ho the abdomen as a result of which she died Friday morning The jail where intended making a landing a short Carter s confined is being guarded as distance above the place where Hhu it is feared his friends will release explosion occurred Jeriy Daly the fireman was in tho him fire hold of the boat when the accident A Teanut Trust occurred The escaping steam com- ¬ Norfolk Ya Nov 26 There has pletely enveloped him scarccby a por- ¬ been practical- - completed within the tion of his bod3 escaping the scorch-¬ last three days the formation of a big ing vapor He died at the receiving trust with a capital of 3 000 000 whose hospital at 1345 Sunday afternoon intention is to control the entire pea ¬ Underneath the lower deck where nut production of the United States the deck hands slept groans and Li is stated that the signatures of all screams were terrible for the unforthe principal concerns of this cit3 and tunate imprisoned men were receiving section have been secured the full force of the steam as it cainu from the boilers Eight of them weru A Texas IIanjinr almost roasted alive Those who weru Cleerurnts Tex Nov 20 John B able made their wa3 to the deck aa Shaw was hanged at Clerburne Friday best they could while the more serifor killing Thomas Craine a vear ago ously injured were unable to gej Shaw who claimed to be an infidel out Arms and spaces of those near tho had refused all along to have anj-- talk main entrance were frightfully scalded with or visits from preachers but at Dominici who was on the lower deck the last moment he relented and per-¬ was blown into the water and had to mitted a preacher to be with him on swim ashore after his back was horri- ¬ the scaffold bly scalded Ferdinand Law of Seattle died at l Asphyxiated by Gas oclock Sunda3 evening at the receiv-Chicago Nov 26 Harry J Myers ing hospital making the sixth death was found dead in his room Friday The gas jet had been removed and Gens Shafter ami Garc a Meet was caused b3r the escaping death New York Nov 20 While passing fumes Myers was formerly connected out of the Fifth avenue hotel Friday with theaters in Cleveland and Cincin ¬ night Gen Shafter and Gen Calixto nati He left a note asking- that Miss Garcia met for the fist time since the Laura Thomas of Summitville la be capitulation cf Santiago Tho gener- ¬ notified of his death als saluted simultaneously then shook hands and conversed pleasantly for In Her Weddins Gown several minutes Each seemed pleased AivPox O Nov 26 Miss Ella Chap at the meeting- man will be buried in the dress lilanco Will Sail for Spam Ui eambsr 3 was to have been her wedding gown Havana Nov 20 - Passports were She died Thursdaj-- after two days ill-¬ ness Her affianced husband W 11 Friday delivered to the aides de camp l Heslop was at her bedside The wed of Gen Blancos staff who will sail ding was to have taken place next for Spain on the steamer Juan Forgas On the same steamer- it week A month ago the ceremony was December is announced will embark Marsha postponed because of the death of lies Blanco Gen Solano and his staff lops father ¬ ¬ ¬ the Turkish ministers have submit ted to the sultan memorials pointing Dtit the disturbed state of the empire and the reforms they considered neces- ¬ sary The sultan is irritated at this attitude on the part of his ministers and it is expected that he will dismiss several of them although it will be difficult to find substitutes who do not favor reforms fering excruciatingly Iuj bore it brave ¬ ly and not a groan escaped him a he was taken out of the steam Watson Henr3 the chief engineer and his wife wer in their room near the pilot house when the explosion oc curred Mrs Henrvwas blown throusrh the roof The flooring was blown up ¬ ward and she was hurled with great violence a distance of 20 feet toward the bow of the boat She was horribly crushed by the furj of the explosion and also badly scalded with escaping steam Her injuries proved fatal at 1230 Sunda3 afternoon She retained consciousness until a few moments before her death Her suf-¬ fering was so intense that she plrpsicians in attendance to end her life but all that could be done wat to deaden the pain by the use of nai beff-ed-the house were heartrending Capt John Titian had been blown from his bed against the door of the state room and so serioushy injured that he could not move The door could not be forced open as he was jammed up against it One of the employes of the boat secured an ax and cut the upper part of the room away and finalty re moved him but not until he was vir-tuallj roasted alive AVhen pulled out the flesh dronned from his bonos in large pieces and although he wTas suf-- The mosr disastrous river accident in the historj of Stockton occurred Sunday morning near Fourteen Mile slough when j part of one of the boilers of the T C Walker which left San Francisco aboui 6 oclock Saturday niglrt was blown out killing five and dangerousbj wounding 11 persons while probablj 15 or 20 were more or less badly hurt The T C Walker is owned by the Call fornia Navigation and Improvement Co and ran between San Francisco and Stockton The majority of the passengers wrere in bed when the explosion occurred and were awakened b- - the report which was as loud as a cannons roar People rushed from their rooms in their night clothes and found the whole forward portion ot the steamers upper works blown awa3r The elec- ¬ tric lights had been put out and the es-¬ caping steam enveloped the front por- ¬ tion of the boat till it was impossible to see how much of the boat had been carried awa3 The screams of the men who were locked in their rooms near the pilot Stocktox Cal Nov 28 s -- tht v - m A Klondike IMistodon Story Van Cower B C Nov 28 J W Nee of Tacoma is hero with an in-¬ teresting Klondike mastodon story He says of a big pile of bones found on Sulphur creek one was a tooth be¬ -- a tween four and one half and five inches long and nearlyvtwo inches thick at the base Another was the leg of an animal from the knee to the ankle It was live feet arid a half i a length From the ground tc 0 SS I J rm 4H 41 this animals body probabl3 oven ten feet thdisianii wai - a -- 4 43R9ftt rfsWr HVT33 ft rv gvrsi - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29 1898 could be rpqnirfd of them uuder the law in compliance with a decision of the hiehpst iUrr C uit What more could What more be exprctfd of them hat coud th y bo required to do more would reasonable men wibh them to do Io buinj them for the tax of 1893 and 1SSH the Council holds that they had uo riuht to pay tax for those years under toe decision of 1895 Have they any better right to pay for those years under the decision of 1897 Both are decisions Why should the last of the same court dfiMKinn relate hatk to those vears if the first did not In other words if the de- cision of 1895 did not govern for 1893 and 1894 how can it be held that the de- cision of 1897 governs for those yearM1 GOSSIPY lrtHlartAPH0 I I THE NAMING OF JOHN BULL Dr Arbuthnot Was the Man Who Thus Dubbed Great Britain Dr John Arbuthnot one of the many Baking Powder Made from pure cream of Theatrical Ami Otherwise Remark li The Fnver C W Couldock the veteran actoT who was the original Dunstau Kirke in died Sunday night in Hazel Kirke N w York H Cane has produced in New York a new play called Worth a MM Mr Ciane is himself in looks in lion the play as he uses no make up tor his part W J tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to nealth of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK In Philadelphia last week Sol Smith Russell produced a pretty new comedy j If the banks are not protected in paying The Ho i Jofaj Grigtrsby entitled The scenes are laid in America in time of the 40s TIE BOOHBOK HEWS 1881 Eighteenth Year Established WALTER CHAMP Published every Tuesday and Friday by BBUfiE MILLER Editors and Owners Make all Checks Money Orders etc 9 ay able to the order of Champ Miiler I ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for flrsi muer clon half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines wheD running at line rates Obltuarss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Hke natnre ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ More About tlie Tax Controversy be kept in mind what the court says is the law and remains the law as long as that decision stands When reversed a new law takes its place but the new law dates only from the new decision and cannot cover the time covered by the first decision There have been two decisions of the bank tax case one in 1895 and the other Before the first decision thre in 1897 had been since the adoption of the new constitutionuo interpretation of the law governing bank taxation and that law was in dispute The dispute fint went into the courts in 1893 and was decided by the Court of Appeals in 1895 and that decision stood as the law until reversed by the new decisiou in April 1897 The de- ¬ cision of 1895 ending the litigation be ¬ gun in 1893 held tht the banks must pay tax as required by the Hewitt Law This dtcisiou being the first judicial determination oi the law necessarilly re ¬ lated back to the beginning of the litiga-¬ tion of which the decision was an end anu declared what the law was not merely trom the time the decision was rendered but tor the entire time which had elapsed since the coutroveisy origi- ¬ nated A judicial interpretation fust obtained differs from a second decision reversing the first in this that the first decision the law having had no provious inter- ¬ pretation or in other words having been judicially construed and declared relates back to the enactment of the law or to the beginning of the legal dispute concerning it and expounds or declares what the law is and has been from the beginning of the dispute and stands also as the law for the future un ¬ til the date of the decision reversing it The new decision becomes the law from the date of such decision Its effect is entirely for the future It defines the law from that date on but does Because for not relate bat k Why the years that are back the law was already fully defined and determined by the first decision and the second decision instead of being strictly a judicia1 determination or definition of the law is in effect and to all intents and purposes the enactment of a new law and governs only from the date of such enacticebt Now after the decision of 1S95 the banks relying upon that decisiou as they certainly had a right to do and in compliance therewith settled up in full all back taxes dre from them for the years 1893 and 189 1 by paying into the State Treasury the difference between 42h cents and 75 cents and tax on sur plus for each of those years Does not that close the question so far as tax of 1893 and 94 is concerned They then paid up in fnll all tax that ¬ ¬ ¬ In discussing the liability of the banks settlement with the banks The banks for back taxes this important fact must here have offered to pay more in propor- others highest ¬ back taxes in accoidauce with the first Frank Croxton son of Chester Crox decision how can they be protected in city but now of p tying such taxes under the last de tou formerly of this Lexington is a valued member of the cision Company of which We have demonstrated that a judical Highwayman Opera kwi i In jo rtuHmr Irt fl iuo icauiug muj interpretation first obtained relates back viiuinie L an vino voice to the bhginuiug of the litigation of Mr Croxton has an excellent bass a place on which it is an end and stands good for and should soon win leading it is reversed the operatic stage until the future and therefore the decision of 1895 governed for 1893 and 1894 and the deoibion Some misguided peisous at Trenton of 1897goven s enly from the time it WhS N J poisoned the innocent dogs be made The banks therefore did all that loDging to an Uncle Tom Company last can be required of them when they set- week and failed to inflict any sort of tled in full all tax due for 1893 and 1894 punishment upon the actors who were under the first decision inflicting the measly old play upon the It is to be regi etted that the Council public The horrible old nightmare has insisted upon suing to enforce the should be hissed off the stage collection of taxes for those years and iuvolving the citizens of Paris against Among the attractions coming to their will in a long and expensive liti- ¬ Lexington opera house aie The Bride gation with the banks to collect what Elect The Liars The Christian when collected must seem to every fair The Turtle Hotel Topsey Turvey man scarcely other than blood money The Little MinCyrano de Bergerac Almost every town of crnsequence in ister all New York successes Roland the State except Paris has made a fair Reed Nat Goodwin Julia Arthur and j kiln lll - ¬ ¬ ¬ royal physicians to whom the Scotch oity of Aberdeen has given birth was the author of John Bulls being Al- ¬ most forgotten now by all but the erudite who remember him as the inti mate of Pope and Swift Arbuthnot christened the British nation in bulk as John Bull in the political strife incidental to the dismissal of the Whig ministry of 1710 when the able and avaricious Marlborough saw the beginning of the decline of his brilliant fortunes The History of John Bull was a satire on the political events preceding the treaty of Utrecht in 1713 written by Arbuthnot In 1704 he had been created physician extraordinary to the queen in recognition of his services in saving the life of Annes husband Prince George of Denmark He had be- ¬ come the queens medical attendant a position of no mean importance at a time when so much depended on the succession to the crown and he was closely in touch with court life For the better understanding of the following history the reader ought to know that Bull in the main was an honest plain dealing fellow choleric bold and of a very inconstant temper He dreaded not old Lewis either at backsword single falchion or cudgel play but then he was very apt to quar- ¬ rel with his best friends especially if hey Pretended to govern him If you LiuuLeitJu UUU j uu imgub iuuu mm iiko a child Johns temper defended verv much on the air his spirits rose and fell with his weather glass John was quick and understood his business very well but no man alive was more careless in looking into his accounts or more cheated by partners New York Herald ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ k Tortured By Rheu matism A taking much Purely Vegetable Blood I felt so that I better afterthe remedy continued bottles and in two months I was cured com- ¬ Only Remedy is the pletely The cure was permanent lor since Cure I have never though had a touch or many times Rheumatism exposed to damp and cold weather two -- M n u1 f l But all blood remedies can not cure Rheumatism for it is an obstinate blood remedy Philadelphia 3711 Powelton Avenue of Rheumatism there true cause Those who have had experience would be no such thing as lini ¬ with Rheumatism know that it ments and lotions for this painful becomes more severe each year and disabling disease The fact is and like all other blood diseases Rheumatism is a disordered state the doctors are totally unable to of the blood it can be reached cure it In tact P03i VfflN therefore only through the blood the only remedies J iV Zi If the people generally knew the Elbanor M Tippell disease one which requires a real eij ig yvW i Sr a mere tonic Swifts Specific is the only real blood remedy and it promptly goes to the very bottom of even the most obstinate case A few years ago I was taken with inflammatory Rheumatismwhichthough mild at first became gradually so in- ¬ tense that I was for weeks unable to walk I tried several prominent physi ¬ cians and took their treatment faith ¬ fully bu t was unable to get the slightest relief In fact my condition seemed to grew worse the pains spread over my entire body and from November to March I suffered agony I tried many patent medicines but none relieved me Upon the advice of a friend I decided t ti v S S S Before allowing me to tikit now ever my guardian who was a chemist analyzed the remedy and pro- uounced it free of potash or mercury ¬ - something more than v wZsffc these remedies prou rs c though temporary i relief may result fill i I which they pre- ¬ scribe are potash and mercury and J ii - t tensify the disease S S S never disappoints for it is made to cure these deep rooted diseases which are beyond reach of all other remedies the cures permanently Rheumatism Catarrh Cancer Scrofula Eczemay and all other blood diseases It is the only blood remedy guar It r anterd Purely Vcget flit Books mailed free by Swift sy Specific Company Atlanta Ga i POWER IN OUR POWDER Shot From n 13 Inch Rifle Sufficient to Lift u Buttlesliip Eight Feet Velocity and pressure explained the powder mill superintendent are the two main requisites in proving powder The government is very specific in its contracts It demands that when fired under service conditions in the gun for which it is intended powder must give to the projectile a muzzle velocity of at least a certain number of feet per second without producing a pressure of more than a certain number of tons to the square inch For modern guns the velocity required varies from 2000 to 2 300 feet in a second and the pressure is not allowed to exceed 15 tons to the square inch In some of our guns of the present day tho amount of energy stored up in the powder charge is so tremen dous as to be almost incredible Tho limit of energy upon the projectile can not be estimated so vast are the possibilities For example I may cite the Ore- irons K5 inch riflos Fivo hundred and fifty pcraud8 of powder in thesQ guns imrjarfc to an 1100 nouud shot a velocity of 2 100 feet per second aud tho energy of the projectile is nearly 84 000 foot tons This power is sufficient to lift such a vessel as the Oregon eight feet out of the water Those screens between the cannon and the breastworks are electric chronographs 100 feet apart from each other and the cannon and they register the time of the projectiles flight with absolute accuracy And absolute accuracy is what The millionth part of a second San Francisco Oall A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Will Kenney Physician M- - D Dissolution jJ 4 9 tion to their assets than ninety nine out of every hundred citizens pay but the Council says No we must have the last penny the last drop of blood that can be wrung out of 3ou To get it they have gone into the Courts and although the City has attor- ¬ neys elected by this same Council and paid a salary to do snch legal work as may be required a member of the Council who voted to bring the suits is employed at a cost of 1500 to help milk the banks The News regrets that there has been any occasion for criticism whether just ounjust and regrets that the Council instead of acceptiug what seems to us the fair proposition of the banks has chosen to spend the money of the people in a litigation which the bu iness Saturday afternoon the writer had the men and tax payers of the city who are satisfaction of seeing Mr Will H Davis mainly interested in the matter do not of this city appear in the leading heavy approve and desire to see settled role in Down in Dixie which was the Thanksgiving attraction at a The War Department has decreed theater Mr Dayis makes a Cincinnati handsonn that Havana and Porto Rico shall be villain and did an excellent piece of act ¬ known as Habana and Pneito Rico ing and has already wou a repntation but the public will kep on writing as a sterling young actor Mr Davis them in the popular way and five other prominent members of the cast htfve given notice that they will Tlie Success of The Season leavo the company this week at Indian Subscriptions to the Ledger Monthly aie Rpjlis The company has lost winch just rolling in by the thousands It valuable time this season on account of will pay any of our readers to drop in at being quarantined in the south against the office and look at a sample copy of yellow fever aud the management Iihs the Ledger Monthly and then take ad ¬ failed to pay the aciora for the time lost vantage of their clubbing rates We by cancellation of dates or in makinu will send our paper The Bourbon long jumps Mr Davis was eatily the News and the Ledger Monthly for 225 strongest actor of the company This is a very small price to get up an Insure in my agency non excellent local newspaper and Americas great Family Magazine Just think of union Prompt paying reliable it this paper and a beautiful Magazine companies insures against fire for only 2 25 Do not miss such an op- wind and storm - The Beggar Prince Opera Company which has had some of its dates can ¬ celled on account of the quality of the performance has had trouble to burn of late During a four nights engage- ¬ ment in Cynthiana a leading member was discharged for getting drunk and forgetting his lines A chorus girl or-¬ dered another actor to slap a Cynthiana dude but the larter drew a gun and a protocol went into effect At the last performance another dude loss A a bouquet to Ynui Yum and the angry tenor fired the flowers back over the footlights After the show the dude smashed the tenors face and the in was closed cident ¬ Surgeon am notice 3 1898 t Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste Office Hours IGaug tf On step 7 to 10 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m Paris Ky Nov One word Youve got to keep on walkim wont take you verv f r Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you very tall Youye got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going wont tell folks what you are- - By mutual consent the firms doing bnsiness under the name and style of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler fc Co have this day dissolved and E F Spears Sons are their successors All persons indebted to the above firinB may settle the same with either E F Spears or Jno Stuart one or both of whom will be found at the down town house formerly occupied by Spears Stuart Spears Stuart are responsiole for all debts contracted by the firms of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler Co SPEARS 4nov 4t J H HIBLER STUART CO ¬ Crawford Bros have lately improv ed their barber shop making ¬ ¬ Attorney-At-La- w They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city- - Hot or cold baths at Hnv Office over Agricultural hour Paris Kentucky if it decided ly the most attractive shop in Paris N C FISHER i Bank 5W portunitySCINTILLATIONS tf i W 0 HINTON Agent Carpets and mattings greatly reduced at J T Hintons tf Comment Lexington has a skating rink The battleship Wisconsin was success- ¬ fully launched by the Union Iron Works An Interesting Jumble Of News And nWord at San Francisco First Sergeant Howard Irwin of C Co A We have the highest regard for the meaicai proression uur preparations trip are not sold for the purpose of antagon- ¬ Peter Vinegar the negro preacher izing them but rather as an aid We who took up a collection to bury his lay it down as an established truth that¬ internal remedies are positively injuriwife a few mouths ago has taken unto ous to expectant mothers The distress himself another spouse and discomforts experienced during the VP ai months nrenedino rliiidhJrfii The civil governors ot banta Olara aArn r n and Matanzas and the Mayor of Havana applying a liniment that softens and re- have followed Gen Blanco and handed laxes the over strained muscles We make and sell such a liniment com- ¬ in their resignations bining the ingredients in a manner The return of the First Kentucky from hitherto unknov n aud call it Porto Rico will be celebrated by a three days jubilee m Louisville in D member An arch will be erected in honor of the event Awarded While Edgar Brannon of Frankfort We know that in thousands of cases ttighest Honors Worlds Fair was hunting he stopped to light a cigar- ¬ it has proved more than a blessing to ette and let his gun slip from his grasp expectant mothers It overcomes morn- The gun was discharged aud the charge tightness Headaches cease and dan- ger from Swollen Hard and Rising entered his neck Breasts itself is A colored member of the Harrods shortenedis avoided of Labor tfiRTinin and shorn mnfnf burg City Council wears a Prince we wwj Albert coat silk hat striped trousers mend it and we know that multitudes V rvs Via 34 i auorcb unu uuy ana a rout men coiiar ana a rea necs tie Ar wnrM n 6 ic Decauso tnev are RtirethirTicipiaTi ivinuj to the council meetings have no objections We ask a trial Some person broke into the bowling just a fair test There is no possible alley at Cynthiana one night last week chance of injtty being the result be- and took away th score boards several aSrSbS4 balls and a number of the pins The tie and should be used during most of were found iu a the period of gestation although great boards aud pins relief is experienced if used only a short vacant lot time before childbirth Send for our il MOST PERFECT MADE lustrated book about Mothers Friend Almost anybody would like a nice Free A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder for a Christma3 present and J THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant comfort ATLANTA OA T Hinton has beat and cheapest tf JQ YEARS THE STANDARD for desertion while home on a wedding Fourth Kentucky Vols was arrested to Doctor The Trouble of a Prophet How hit happen Brudder Johnsing dat yo dun quit preachin down in Al abamy areddy Wy my chch quit payin tenshun to ennything I say an dun shet off my salary Deymus be mighty bad lot o broth erin au sisterin down dar No dey haint so ppwful bad but after I went to profisyin I lost ail man ner o control o the entire gang Dat so Yaas you see I duu bin profisyin bout whut oomin to pass an whut gwine to happen to all dem mean niggers whut wudden pay de preacher an kollectious wuz jest comin in fine twell one day do sisterin ax me whut kind o weathi r we gwine to hab fur de possum supper festiful an I tell um hit sho will be de fines sort fer bekase I wuz mighty hongry an wanted de supper to sho cum olr cut sun nic rained an sleeted an rnm two er three skykoons an den I seed my fluenco wid my way ard bruddcriu wuz sholy busted Da salary kolitctions tuck do drags an no matter how I exhausted my flock ner how I nrofiwed dey wuz shojfer de blaz- i into rW Bf nt H r n lfiWl ah a pay me nurry red cent ner au wuddeut gin me de turkey dinner ner nuthin Atlanta Jqurnal v ¬ ¬ -- K -- 3 A i SELECT YOU a PRESENTS NOW will ivy and remember you can in all probability recall some Christmas when you delayed purchasing your Christmas gifts until everything was picked over Then you had to takej what twas left Are you going to do the same this Christmas ZZJi Come in and select your presents now while the stock is fresh and pretty It is no trouble to uut aside anything you may select and you can name your own time for delivery I V If you t n I have just received an fleg mt new line of pictures and same are going every day dont you know any one who would appreciate a nice picture And then the other pretty things such as N i Fancy Lamps Rockers Easy Chairs Mother s Friend DEL j vw w 4 r 4 CREAM immlMIlPmi n9i vv a JX Boxing a Brides Ear In Lithuania a proviuce of Russia it is customary that the brides ears should be boxed before tho marriage ceremony No matter how tender hearted the moth er may be she always makes it a point of administering a hearty smack to her daughter in the presence of witnesses and a note is made of the fact The mothers intention is a kind one though the custom itself is bad The reason for it is to protect the bride should her mar wll sne Ior a aivorce anu ner plea will be that she was forced into the -- - qonnaf - ipr Wni nnd nn thnt o i Ecore the verdict or the judge win do m case BQG Carpet Sweepers Book Cases trashy everything is Jardinierres Tabourets Ladies and Gentlemens Desks China Closets Rugs m And lots of other pretty and useful thinas that is the beautyfabont buying your presents here you cant possibly buy hereaiiything i ik USEFUL ORNAMENTAL REASONABLE j i Bc puo o uttt w Tn - fho - J T HINTON her favor IIlH iW mHMMiW SySS Gambrel Oh Ive seen worse riders tnan yu but why do you jump up ami let in daylight between yourself and Elegant line of Pictures and Room the horse at every step Mouldings Snafile Thats all you know about Send me your old furniture to be re- ¬ it I dont rise from tho horse He paired drops down from me I keep right in Your furniture moved by experienced the same position all the time Boston hands style of Riain Best line of Comforts in Town Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE vv Ki fck Transcript f it ife fedbfiHfefc wlnkiJj Mwmua teayfe3 M -- n Ti3l - ifLMMM fij o rlTf MllilWj - 1 1881 w srfW8 -- Wf W a j3JS1 Ji3 THE BOUBBON NEWS PARIS KYTQESDAY NOVEMBER 29 1898 Circuit Court News JIE The November term of the Bourbon Circuit Court began yesterday morn ¬ Eighteenth Year Establibhed ing Judge Cantrill presiding and Com ¬ Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as monwealths Attorney Robt Franklin ecocd wiiss mail matter ready for a busy term Little was done besides impaneling the grand jury and assigning cases tor trial TELEPHONE NO 124 The reports of Master Commissioner E M SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Dickson and County Clerk F Payable in Advance D Patou were read and accepted S2 00 Sixmouths 8100 Oneyeur The following gtntleni9n compose the nsws costs you cant even get a rk- - grand jury PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHAKGE Make all Cliecks Money pay able to the order of Champ Orders BOUSBQH HEWS PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Home From Porto Rico Dr Julius Purnell GO TO A Smedley Albert Mitchell John Marshall Win Burroughs Lawrence VanhoK TLe case of the Commonwealth vs Hezekiah and Wm Utterback charged with the murder of Dudley Clinken beard has been assigned for trial today The case will probably occupy the court for several days Attorney Hanson ¬ Kennedy of Carlisle and Hon E M Dickson of De ¬ TJtterback8 this city will represent the¬ and Commonwealths at1 torney Franklin will be assisted by G W County Attorney Dundon and TE Ash B S brook Other cases assigned are -8th Day Dec 6th A good story see third page Reuben Sleggius vs John Stipp Ben F Adairs honse burned in Car Agricultural Bank vp F E Baird Sunday lisle Noah Boone etc vs Thos A Hutch i Walsh8 distillery started up yester- craft 9th Day Dec 7th day for a run MiIjIiKR Etc TAX NOTICE S S Ardery W T Thorne C W Howard DMDodgeformanLawrence Hortou J A Houston S D Patrick Pay your taxes at once and save six per cent penalty and cost of advertising which goes on all taxes re maining unpaid cember 1898 BOWEN C -- ¬ ¬ -- - Clarence Thou as has accepted a clerk ¬ ship at Tuckers dry goods store are just the things for Christmas presents J J Hutchcraft vs R B Hutchcraft Christ- ¬ Those lam p3 at J T Hintons Have you seen those pretty mas pictures at J T Hintons to They will please any one you may give them tl Thieves stole a horse and buggy Sat- ¬ urday night from G W Prathers barn on the Cynthiana pike near this city - A Series oi Fires Thursday night a fire occurred in the ladies cellar of J K Spears grocery Friday tailor at H S Stouts makes ladies night fire was discovered in rooms also remodels jackets over Crawford Bros barber shop but 20 up suits 29nov 2t furs etc the blaze was extinguished after dam ¬ fc aging the house and shop to the extent The will of E C Foster the Millers of probably 300 The furniture of the burg miller was offered for probate yes- ¬ shop was moved out without being terday and action was continued until damaged and the shop is now located in Thursday the room formerly occupied by Rion Carl Crawford Frank Remington Clays shoe store Harry James had his and George Doehrer have returned from hand badly burned by overturning a bot ¬ a hunt ia Nicholas and Robertson tle of nitric acid on it while helping to move the barber shop fixtures They had fair success The fourth fire of the week was a Kid Lefeber the pugilist who boxed small blaze in a negro home in Rucker Lou Hiller in this city has issued a ville Saturday afternoon sweeping challenge He wants to fight During the grocery fire Thursday any 140 pound man in the country night fireman Will Dudley and Thos Take your hides to N Kriener He Scott who went into the cellar with a will pav you 7i cents for green hides line of hose were overcome by smoke 150 to 250 for horse hides according and wre carried out in an unconscious to size and sheep skin in proportion condition They were soon resuscitated by Dr Faries Mr Spears stock was 29no lmo considerably damaged by smoke but the Jas Anderson who was killed last loss ia covered by insurance week by a Big Four train while on his way to work in Cincinnati was soon to Old Post Offices a Main street have been married to In answer to a letter of inquiry from a young lady in this dry citizen of Louisville regarding the ten ELder Donaldson of the North oldest postoffices with their post- ¬ Middletown Chiintiau Church has been masters in the stae of Kentucky the engaged to preach at the Newtown Postoffice Department gives the follow- ¬ Christian Church beginning January ing official files Danville Thomas 1st Barbee 1793 Lexington J D Bren A partridge which was scared by a Bardstown Benj imin Grayson Mays Paris hunter the other day flew against ville George Mitchell and Washington the kitchen window of J W Mcllvanes Thomas Stoo all established in 1794 Phil Bush Louisville house in this city broke a glass and Harrodsburg landed in a pot on the stove almost Michael LaCassaque and Paris Thomas Eades all established in 1795 Stanford gearing the life out of the cook Joseph Welsh and Power- - Valley Sola Four dealers in Mt Sterling have thiel Martin were established in 1798 slaughtered and sent East forty thousand With the exception of Powers Valley all turkeys which averaged 80 cents each of these offices are in operation making an aggregate of 32000 which was scattered in Montgomery Powell December Revenue Assignments Clark Bath and Bourbon counties Among the December revenue assign ¬ Roberts are WF Schooler a former Bourbon ments of Collector MJameson bottling Storekeeper- s- J capable boy who was the hustling and editor of the Morehead Advance for over S A Barber bottling Peacock distill a year has been appointed a storekeeper ing Co J R McChesney day B N in the revenue service He went on Greban additional E F Barnaby bot duty yesterday with the Paris Distilling tliug W F Schooler meal room H A Beatty night Paris Distilling Co DC Company Berry man day John Sheehan addition accept- al G G White Co Storekeeper-gan- g EldCharles Allen Thomas has ed a call to the Broadway Christian ers J W Robinson Bourbon Distilling Church in Lonisvilleand will preach his Co H A Daniel W L Baker Paris vr a ii tuvv u first sermon there on New Years Day r lisuujiil cl ouuuawu mmt He was recommended to tha congrega Thompson Ware are assigned to inouu ion by th offi sial boir 1 and the retir- ¬ tain distilleries ing pastor Eld R T Mathews fact ihit when a fire The ladies o the Christian church occurs in this city it is followed by two Last Tuesday netted 120 on their cake sale and supper or more conflagrations night Judge Manns barn burned and on in the Fugazzi st re room last week It is a notable Frank Tuma of Chicago - ¬ who was sent from Ft Thomas several months ago to Porto Rico with a oorps of curses for army service arrived home last night Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At He has been ill and physicians advised The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And him to leave the island so he secured his Elsewhere discharge from the army and will re- ¬ Dr Andy Boyd of Owingsville main at his home in this city for awhile was in the city yesterday He left San Juan last Tuesday on the J Q Ward Jr has returned from hospital ship Relief and arrived at New- ¬ port News Saturday morning The vesa hunt in Madison county Mr F R Armstrong of Lexing sel had a yery rough voyage and during a storm many ot the passengers gave up ton was in the city Sunday hope of seeing land again Dr Purnell Editor Morrow of the Jackson Hus- ¬ brought home quite a number of beauti tler was in the city yesterday ful relics from Porto Rico Miss Addie Garner of Winchester A Footpads Work is the guest of Miss Lucy Lowry Miss Lizzette Dickson arriyed home Saturday night shortly after ten yesterday from a visit in Richmond oclock an unknown footpad attempted Mrs J Frank Clay and Mrs Harry to hold up and rob G W Myers who B Clay are visiting friends in Chicago runs a grocery on Second street Just Mrs H H Roberts left Saturday as Mr Myers entered the gate at his for a yisit to her parents near George- ¬ home he was assaulted by a negro man town the two grappling in a fearful struggle Mr Fred Hornsey of Lexington During the struggle the footpads mac- ¬ was a guest at Mr N Krieners intosh came off and Mr Myers pulled his pistol and fired five times at the Sunday Mies Etta Quisenberry was tie highwayman who escaped by running guest of Miss Alice Snell near Lexing- ¬ down Mt Airy avenue leaving his coat in the yard of the Myers homei This is ton last week the third time that Mr Myers has been Mr A Shire arrived home Sunday held up while coming home from his from Cincinnati where he has been grocery spending a week Mrs R B Hutchcraft yisited her BIRTHS ¬ mother Mrs Artie Ashbrook in Cyn The Advent Of Our Future Men And thiana last week Women Messrs J R Gatewood and John To the wife of Thomas Arkle a son Barnes of Mt Sterling were in the Sunday morning to wife of Ed Turn city Sunday visiting friends er near Paris a son Weight ten and G S Varden and son George one half pounds Kent Varden have returned from a Constable Joe Williams the popular hunt in Southern Kentucky constable ia the proud father of a fine Miss Mary Emma Stevensor f daughter which came to his home last Georgetown came over Saturday for a week Her name is Lillian Lorraine short visit to Miss Bertha Hinton Williams Mrs J M Hall who has been in Call at J T Hintons now and select Cincinnati for several weeks to receive He will put medical treatment arrived home last your Chiistmaspresents them aside until you are ready for night tf Mrs Bettie Shaw will shortly leave them for Cisco Texas to visit B W Rose OBITUARY and family She will remain in Texas about a year Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Hon W B Smith of Richmond a W W Fritz aged 83 died yesterday prospective candidate for the Demo- ¬ cratic nomination for Governor was in afternoon at his home in Carlisle The deceased was the grandfather of Clark the city Friday Saturday Fritts of this city Courier Journal The Mrs Ida Schultz Florence wife of printed a picture of Miss Nellie Mann of this city ao one of its series of pretty Wm Florence of Newtown died Sat- ¬ urday night after a short illness The Kentucky girls Miss Grace Donaldson who has deceased was a daughter of Carter been yisiting relatives in and near the Schultz Worth Thomas aged twenty three city for a fo tnigbt has returned to her who has been employed on Mr John home in Cincinnati Mrs Ransdali went to Trundles farm near Paris was stricken Robt Millersburg yesterday to visit her with paralysis Friday and died from brother Thos Mclntyre who has been the effects of the stroke Sunday Mrs Margaret Wilson relict of Thos ill for several weeks Misses Florence and Annie Dillaid Wilson died suddenly at her home near have returned to their home in Lexing- this city Sunday of apoplexy She ton after a short visit to Misses Etta was seventy years of ageand is survived by three daughters Mrs Wasson of and Mamie McClintock Versailles and Mrs JaBper Offut and Mrs Eliza Taylor who has been Miss Kate Wilson of this county The spending the Summer with relatives in funeral will take place at one oclock and near Paris will leave this week for this afternoon from her residence on her home in DeKalb Ills accompanied Lexington pike with services by Kev by Miss Lula Smith who will spend the E H Rutherford Burial at the Paris Winter with her cemetery The pall bearers will be Misses Suzanne Hall and Margaret John McLeod Jas McLeod Jr Jacob Dnke Watson two of Maysvilles love- Jacoby Jr Edwin G Bedford Jr liest young ladies were in the city yes- ¬ Geo McLeod George Dunlap Milton terday afternoon Miss Watson was en Jecoby Forrest Letton route to Lexington for a visit Miss I have in past years had large lines of Hall returned home last night Christmas chairs but this year I can Read the serial story on third page show you more than ever Call early Dont wait until the last minute to and make your selections tf J T Hinton purchase your presents but go to J T Hintons now where you can find some STOCK AND TURF NEWS thing to suit everybody tf Sales and Transfer Of Stock Crop Ktc Coroner HH Roberts went to Millers Turf Notes burg yestorday afternoon to hold an in- ¬ Walter Clark bought two horses at the quest over the tody of Allie Marks col- ¬ Cynthiana court yesterday ored who died very suddenly The Doug Thomas and J D McClintock jury returned a verdict that she died Ten- ¬ from an overdose of morphine not taken left yesterday for a hunting trip in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ E DRESS GOODS looters FOR ¬ Store DRESS TRIMMINGS I or For all the new and up to date dress The plain Dress Good of this season goods including the new coverts diago- require fancy braids We have them in nals crepons Ettimines etc come to all the new designs scroll novelties us we can please you in style and nouveaute8 Hercules serpentines etc price See these trimmings 9 -- rtt JACKETS CAPES and COL ¬ SILKS LARETTES ¬ If SLLKS T orings also a special lot of fur collarettes direct from the manufacturer Save money by buying from us Nowhere else will you find more nov Just received a new line of Ladies tailor made Jackets latest cut and col- elties than here We have all the new ¬ 4 Taffettns in Plaids Snipes Checks ombre effects and plain all are beau- ¬ ties G TUCKER G TUCKER 29 Main St Paris Ky CONDONS Aetna Facts Plai - ioLlliu ¬ To close out all our Winter Goodc- iu the next HO nays we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond comparison for goods of equal quality J All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Z phyrs Ice Wool Saxony Jackets at cost and Germantown Yarn Special reduction in Dress Goods 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of all descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber beraBroadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20c qraity for 10c per pair The best val Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at ueiu Paris 25c and 39c per ydjformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 3 5 per pair re ¬ duced to one half of of tornier prices See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c per yd worth double and our size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5q Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton oc Very best Percales at tfj twice as much 10 4 Sheetiug 12i and 15c Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away- - Inspect our elegantly selected stock o choice articles in entire new pattern in Sterling Silyer ijgi fine Would advise those con templating purchases to do so now before the rush begins ¬ ZFLA SIEailOIIiTAJBIjIE TIXjOIFlIIlSrCBr i AND WE HAVE ELOETVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP IflrORTED SUrTOS TROIiSEIilMS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houBe in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call when S E TIPTON Cutter A THAXKSGIVEtfG TATNHUJ3NT V ENTEK vT 1 v - with suicidal intent nessee 1 K Religious News Rev began I ¬ Dr Molloy of Maysville - Will Simms Buys a Farm The Ben Hnr entertainment which gavi such splendid satisfaction Thurs ¬ day night at the Methodist Church will be repeated to night at the Christian Church under the auspices of the Womans Society of that church The The well known Glengarry Stock Farm one of the bpst appointed stock farms in Central Kuntnoky was sold at public sale Saturday at Lexington by the Easton Sale Company to Will a protracted meeting Friday night at the Second Presbyterian Chnrch and his excellent sermons are drawing a good attendance to each ser- ¬ vice Good music is also a pleasing feature of the meeting The morning service begins at half past ten and the evening service at seven oclock Zacbary filled Eld Eld J W Sweeneys pulpit Sunday morning and evening Simms of this city for 51300 The Horses Going Abroad place contains 513 acres and it is said be twenty five cents admission will that the land cost 103 per acre a few Ireland Bros of near Paris have sold k bnU riog years ago The farm is three miles to H A Fleischmanof ViennaAustria Chas James fighting that was kidnapped two from Lexington on th Newtown pike the thoroughbred stallion Donatello Sellers and adjoins McGrathiana tor 1500 Sita and Spellbound for 500 months ago while making Co I a visit each Fanny Fonso for 300 and Bessie at the Second Kentucky camp at Lex Spain Yields ¬ R for 300 The horses were shipped ington was brought home from Living In Paris yesterday the Spanish Com ¬ Saturday over the L N man Nto New York ston the other day by an L mountains missioners yielded to the American de ¬ During Sellers stav it the If your Boys from 3 to 15 years some vandals shot him in the leg pulled mands The trendy ceding all the gronp Jto the old need a good all wool knee some of his teeth broke his tail and Philippines and the Snlu otherwise curbed his bull dog courage United States for 20000000 will be pants suit which is sewed with submitted to morrow The TJ S may silk call at Price Cos where you will save money also buy the Carolines Councilman Smith The qneatioo of the Cuban debt is yet John unsettled A joint meeting of the com ¬ Always ask for Paris Milling The City Council has appointed Councilman missions will be held to morrow S Smith of Main street Cos Purity flour All grocers the First Ward to fill the vacancy from You can save big money by having keep it Insist on having Purity caused by the resignation of TvE every time j you papering done now- - by J T Hinton Aehbrook Jonas Weil has bought twenty three 14631b cattle from J P Darnall of Fleming at 460 per cwt The famous stallion Wilton by Geo Wilkes was sold in New York Saturday to Brook Curry of Lexington for 4100 Bro shipped twp car Bishop Hibler loads of cattle and one of hogs to Cin ¬ cinnati Saturday Bro have sold to Gil Bishop flibler li8pie Bros twenty five good 700 lb yearling cattle at four cents and ten 1000 lb cattle to J T Hedges at 4 12 J The Easton horse sale closed at Lex ington Saturday 301 animals haviDgl been sold for 72370 an average of 244 The beat price of the sale was ob- ¬ tained for the stallion Top Gallant who was sold to W J Alexander for 20000 The noted saddle stallions Red Squir- ¬ rel and Brilliant property of W F Owsley of Columbia Ky foughtn his barn last week and Brilliant was choked to death by Red Squirrel Brilliant cost his owner 1200 Friday at the sale of the stock of Col Stoners estate auctioneer Forsythe sold cows at 17 to 51 50 work mules 60 to 3 per cwt sixteen cattle at L10 hogs 3625 each and ponies at 18 to 40 each The sale was ivell attended -- or dinner you will probably be called upon to atttnd and of course you want your linen finished and laundered in the best possible manner There is no other laundry in Central Kentucky that can put the superb finish and exquisite color on your linen as the Bourbon Steam Any shirt collar or cuff laundered at this establishment will do you proud and give perfect satisfaction -- r V C Jf HI The Bourbon Steam Laundry M W HINTON JR Telephone No 4 BRO Proprietors BBHWUBBHMBnMaMwiB H IFodp 3Elx GROCERIES lOes AND FRUIT fc 1 l r -- - GEO N PARRIS -i -- 1 - men from 5 to Cos- Top and Storm FRUIT STORE GRICERY Gnods First Class overcoats for Prices Low 25 at Price XexttDoortolostal -- 3 M r- - A- V Telegraph Office V Vr 1l y Ml - iJiKi V - z SYiTITSiri - - JJPWT C r V rv1 o 6 THE BOURBON NEWS THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS XY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29 1898 office where n large flag proudly float- ¬ ed on the store steps at the post office J There there comforted Aunt Bin CHOOL AND CHUMH BROM TOTEL TO HOUSE LOT PUERTO RICAN L1USI live to come home I believe John will Eighteenth Year Established 188L out on the country roads and beside thats my faith Why weve got to be- ¬ The Decamping Treasurer of Beneiit Cixc Ouirn Is the National Inatrix Russia has a business college at the fences while horses stood still in lieve it Hetty If we didnt how couli Fund Changes Quarters To Aew mcxit and la n Queer One Kieff that was founded in 15SS Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Yorlc by Rougrb Stages the furrows men Gathered to talk about we live through it But Popular The Wesleyan Methodists of England SOT RLICStSa Etors and Owner a the boys who were going to the war are planning o raise 5000000 as Two men met in Broadway one of Like all other Spanish speaking peo twentieth century fund a long list The village paper printed Even while they wept and talked one week and as it was read with tear John was lying in one of the Washing- ¬ whom had left the west several y ars ples the Puerto Bicans are fond of There are 90000 ordained ministers SUMMER LOVE eyes the peoxde said It ton hospitals He had been terribly ugo the the other had just arrived cafe has its orchestra in the United States or about one dimmed nusic Every How are things asked the several ror a cafe could hardly do business seems as though all Eden is going many delays was wounded and after Love that loves for a summer day every 800 people jvithout one Every main street dur- preacher to ¬ When the world is young and the sky is Then one bright June morning the brought there with one leg amputated jears man There are school teachers in Switzerblue eager and his right arm disabled His nurse Hard lines old man hard lines and ing the latter part of the day has its sun shone upon a company of land whose income amounts to S00 When winter comes and the world is gray young soldiers in new blue suits with a good many of them Bottom fell out ittle itinerant band of guitar and vio a bright little woman from Maine Summer lover what will you do highest salary the of everything I undertook and I went in players and the warm nights are j ear That is the shining brass buttons It fell upon the tried in every way to arouse him lowest is S0 Love that loves for the lovings sake fathers and mothers and friends who I believe he wants to die she said with the bottom every time But I beat made pleasant to the strollers along A face that is fair with the bloom of The Salvation Army of the Pacifio stood grouped near the long wagons to the surgeon youth I can hardly persuade the game on the very last round and the streets by the sound of stringed in- coast has enlisted the services of sev-¬ as I did I scooted but do you know you struments which floats from behind the Neath Beautys guise theres a heart to Avhich were ready to take company I him to eat among break are liable to be arrested if you are latticed vine clad screen of private resi- eral Chinese converts to work to the nearest railroad station The Probably he does replied the A trusting heart full of love and truth their countrymen white haired old pastor offered the last weary eyed man He had a magnifi- caught here with me 1 You might dences The California Methodist conference prayer and with fluttering flags beat- cent physique and such a fellow feels ring in an alibi later but would be up Nearly all of the airs are pitchedin Summer lover the winters wait favor of equal And faces as the years grow old ing drums huzzas and waving caps the that he cannot face life maimed in this against it for keeps urtil they got the i minor key which even when intend ¬ voted unanimously inrepresentation yours a love that can challenge fate Is lay and ministerial brave soldier boys were borne away A lifelong love that will neer grow cold fashion Ive often had such cases If swag and the game is to keep it dark ed to be joyous contains a plaint to 349 for none against ¬ know where for my A strange hush fell upon the small you can only get him past this first 1 am friend HeIdoesnt thief but he the Anglo Saxon fond of Sousas ro Love the love that will last a life a staid and The Tuskegee institute af Alabama He thinks am a town It had always been bust music To one who has traveled shock That will weather trouble sorrow or has just received its first si udent from dare kick where he is because sober place but now it almost seemed shame The busy man hurried away without doesnt get me he gets nothing And I n Spanish lands the music of Puerto Porto Iiico a fine looking and prom ¬ if they as though life had gone out of it Hard finishing his sentence but at first seems In winter or summer joy or strife the nurse cant hold on to it forever you know Ricoear is not long in very familiar but ising young colored man only love that is worth the name Is the work became a blessed necessity to old understood discovering somethe I cant starve while I am holding a thing novel in the accompaniment to Dr Iflinders Petrie has iveii to the young and The love that loves for a summers day A few nights later a lot of boxes ar-¬ pocket of rocks down for my friend to Haskell museum of the University of Is not the love that will do for me The girls learned to drive horses that the melody But the love that loves when the sky is were not steady to ride mowing- - rived in response to the urgent call for show up So while I won in the last Chicago a valuable collection the re- ¬ gray hospital supplies and Johns nurse round 1 am still on the iron works and It sounds at first like the rhythmical sult of his recent Egyptian excava-¬ machines to help plan the farm work shuffle of feet upon a sauded floor and Is the love that will last for eternity to do everything biro sing bass which eagerly claimed some of their precious the stoker is putting on more coal in St Pauls London Ida ftowe one might suppose some expert clog tions I need blankets in my asked the liancer was nimbly stexping to the What was the game not learn to do But the contents they could The Episcopal house of bishops by upon ward she said and oh here is a several years man as soon as he had an music made by the violins and guitars a vote of 31 to- 24 rejected propositions real life of the place depended beauiiful quilt This will cheer my opportunity to cut out his former The motion is almost too quick too bearing on the subject of the remarJH news from the boys after all and the poor boys like a bouquet of flowers 7H to stage twice run of Talk the old complicated for this however and it riage of 1 AUNT BINAS QUILT fix coming ofquickened yellow throbs as did The nurse from Maine was one of the friends I was receiver of a benefit fund Is the deftness of fingers and not of take the divorced persons designed ¬ Why heart each day place of those now in existbest in the hospital ancl no one ob- You know Tomdick Always hard up feet that produces it 2 nothing- else ence The present canons on that subjected when she carried away the quilt And always had something in the wind O W Scott By Mrs Two years passed and the susjense It comes from the only musical in- ject therefore remain in force over Some of the Eden and placed it gently over her favorite tA the same time Well he had played strument native to the West Indies the was not yet The vote of the conferences of the everything and I am sorry to say every- guira which word is ronounced Methodist Episcopal church on the boys had gone beyond the sound of patient Perhaps it will keep his eyes off the body He couldnt have got a button- huir-r-r- a bugle call a few Avere in hospitals but with a soft roll and twist proposition for equal ministerial and k UXT BINA EMERSON had pieced most of them were in action that dread- blank wall she said to herself with a hole on credit if they had been giving to the tongue only possible to the na- lay representation in the general con- ¬ them away But somehow dont know tive The guira is a gourd varying in ference up to date is 7263 for and 1429 the quilt from bits of calico given ful spring of 64 when news of battle sigh When the first morrJng light shone in how and I never will he got up a bene size in different instruments On the against The vote of these same conher by the women and girls in Eden after battle flashed over the land lone worn- that she liked It was the Eden was at its height of anxiety as through the long narrow windows fit for himself and all the talent inverse curve of the gourd are cut holes ferences last year was 3507 for and afans love quilt with her shades ot the people gathered for worship in the the young soldier opened his eyes al- ¬ chipped in with the distinct under like those in the back of a violin On 5034 against deliberately outlined in tiny white church one Sunday morning the most resenting the knowledge that he standing that he was to give everyone a the other side of the gourd opposite fection triangles THE IRISH WAKE last of May Hymns Scripture readi- had slept better than usual As he bite at the bag I dont knolv how it the holes is a series of deep scratches have any pieces in it that ng- and prayer were over and the old looked languidly to see if his nurse had was but I was the only man in town The player balances the gourd in his I wont jail up anybody thats stingy or saick- - pastor arose but instead of beginning given him an extra blanket he saw who would act as treasurer Of course left hand holding it lightly that none It Ih a Kintlly and Human Custom in the new quilt and at the same moment there were others but they didnt suit of the resonance may be lost Intention Some Strange ui or meddlesome or cruel she said uis sermon he said our old friend whose name is not TomBeliefs Late last night word came that was conscious of a faint perfume of Ill have it just as near like fresh air With the right hand he rapidly rubs nnd sunshine as it can be so when Im there is great need of everything for use rose leaves perceptible even in that dick but you know who I mean Ive this roughened side of the gourd with The old Irish custom of waking tins got so I am afraid to tell my own nam tick itll seem like a nice bright story on the battlefields and in hospitals The sickening atmosphere fork Everyone who was in the benefit came a two tined teelproduces In the hands dead has given rise to much misrepre- ¬ He closed his eyes and saw the bushes But you neednt have counted sanitary commission begs us to send ni a novice this nothing but every stitch protested her sister Mrs cotton and flannel garments socks under the parlor window at home to me in advance and told a pitiful a harsh disagresole noise In the sentation of the Irish character and killings in whose home she had her sheets qui Us old cotton and linen laden with great red roses as they had story that w as enough to make the flesh hands of a nature guira player a won- yet in its L iteiition it is a kindly and cozy room everything we can gather at once it been the morning he left Eden He on the weather vane take water I was derful rhymic sound comes from human custom To those who do not Anybody would think you were an would be cruel to keep you women who had sttrted out that morning with a nearly sorry I had consented to act this drVi vegetable shell a sound understand the Irish nature or the im- ¬ istronomer counting stars to see how can use needles here with hands fold- bud in his buttonhole and another be- but Tomdick braced me up by saying whie in its place in the orchestra pulses which move it the drinking smoking and conversation which take particular youve been added pretty ed oer your Bibles when the need is tween his lips decked for the sacri- ¬ Dont forget your neck Now give it becomes music and most certain to em he says That made me re gives splendid time and considerable place at wakes appear incongruous Jlerty Barton for whose beneiit the so great You arc invited to gather fice he thought with a spasm of bitfind repulsive To the Irish people on vengeful and I chewed my teeth and she immediately at the home of Mrs Grow terness quilt wa- - now exhibited rolume to the performance very The benefit was Sunday night so looked at the paper cavered with ca for work and may Gods blessing go With his left hand he pulled the quilt The players hand moves with light the other hand there is something was balistic figuring which was Aunt with you nearer It was made of many many there was no other competition It ning rapidity The steel fork at times cold unfeeling and repellant in the in a public hall so as not to prejudice makes long sweeps the whole length English custom of leaving the corpse ¬ Binas actual record of atitches at Mothers dress he There were children in that congre- small triangles Well stars or stitches we like to see gation who still remember how with murmured placing- his finger upon a the church crowd I never saw such a of the gourd and then again vibrates fihut up in a room all alone deserted how many weve got and counting is one impulse all the women arose and brown bit with a tiny white spray in crush The walls of the building bulged with incredible swiftness over but an as it were bv the famiir In Ireland we only a pastime The minister says we reverently left the church it Hetty and a wave of color rose and at one time it looked as if wed have inch or two of its surface There seems keep close company with our dead to cant think of twj things at the same The law of Sabbath observance in to his pale face as he caressed a tri- 1c hold an overfloww meeting When to be a xerfeet method in its phiing the very last moment Wo Waking 7nean3 watching I shut the window and barred it there though no musical record is before the tme but somehow can count my Eden was Puritanic but those who angle of pink were more than a thousand people try- player and it seems to be a matter watch affectionately by the body of a stitches and have most profitable would not sew on a missing button un ¬ For the first time since he was placed Thoughts right along I like the way der ordinary circumstances were soon upon that cot groat tears rolled down ing to get uast the ticket taker with merely of his fancy and his ear as to dead relative or friend nutil the time for had for 1 ve disposed of my lights and darks seated needle in hand wearing the ex his cheeks The spell of despair was t quidglins that I to my sold them the how his part shall harmonize with the arrives to depart is laidthe funeral on the bed hotel with ground The body seats When I got Aunt Bina shook out the alted look which meets a great emer- ¬ broken Life was sweet after all dont you melody of the stringed instruments swag I looked as if I was deformed covered with a white sheet leaving ex¬ great square complacently gency The guira is found in all the Wst uuiuci mill iicLt huh v iiiiuii ix jl money was sticking out of my clothes posed the and the hands crossed is beautiful Hetty exclaimed he It Indies but seems specially popular in reverently head the breast The walls Mrs Grow was president of the Sol- am a poor one legged fellow everywhere The elerk says to me on Why youve got a piece of my light diers Aid and her husband kept the sobbed Puerto liico The players generally Did you see m bed are covex ed with white blue in the middle and here is my village store All the bitterness aud rebellion make their own instruments and ap ¬ about the This was opened and No didnt see See who says I are hung bunches of pink and there is my dark blue necessary materials were taken from melted out of his heart as he lay there parently become attached to them for sheets on which leaves Seven lighted flowers and Jaurel anybody Yes thats because I as poor as these strolling players are Aunt Bina it The only two sewing machines in quietly crying and when his nurse bed Said he was the lawyer for the bene- they will hardly part with had almost said love you but she was the village were already there and came in he greeted her with a smile their guiras candles stand on a table near the witlr fits and had a cortable with m Bet even when offered ten times their real the room is frequently sprinkled not in the habit of expressing herself in were soon clicking an accompaniment that transfigured his face key to evil spirits that way This is Aunt Binas quilt said he ter take another room Heres value They are distinctly a Puerto holy water to keep oft the to the subdued voices of the bus A The young girl looked at her ques- - workers may whomaybehoveringarouudandonthe Eican curio and strange as I dont know how it got here but it is parlor Nixey says I With that I rushes seem Puerto Bico is probablyit move corpse is a large plate ot salt which is tiouingly then suddenly stooped and A delegation one of whom was Aunt Now nurse bring on your broth for to my room gets my bag and mackin- destitute of tourists loot than any believed to be hygienical ly efficacious dropped a kiss upon her forehead Bina was sent out to gather whatever Im going to get well and umbrella and pulls out That watchers Dont be foolish child said Aunt could be found ready for use Its better than medicine the de- tosh I slept in a horse lot Thas foreign country known to the travel for theIrish people are generous in their The night Hina can Im g lad to get out in the open air lighted woman declared to the doctor right And Ive traveled here every ing American The tourist who him- instincts They never like to be alone When the last minute triangle was sajci she secure a guira may congratulate alIt stifles me to sit there like Hes given me his address and Ive way freight trains canalboats every self for it will be hard to get and is and this feeling for companionship is hnally set in its corner Mrs Billings a funeral in Mrs G rows parlor Seems ready written to his mother strongest when death has visited them way except the right way and loaded made a qriilting to which every worn as if it would kill me to see the look And Ive shown that quilt to all my with money Think of it old man And the very thing which can be carried closely A family deprived of a mem- ¬ Jin came who was invited for it was in Mis Hastings eyes since Harry was boys and told them about the dear old away from the island as a souvenir for all my pains and sufferings Im lia- which is distinctly native and peculiar ber by death seeks cousolation from well understood by this time that good shot maid who counted all the stitches and ble to be nabbed by the beneficiaries the neighbors whomever quick in sym ¬ ness as well as gowns according to Kansas Citv Star They knew you could tell just where thought so much of her love quilt and and my friend as well I can explain to pathy in joy or in sorrow crowd in to Aunt Binas measurement was repre- - to go for supplies remarked Mrs Kent how hard i t must have been to give it sec him but great cheer up the spirits of the bereaved to Tomdick if I can s nted BEGGARS OF GOTjtIAM We must get sheets and quilts and old up Theyre all brighter and better f oi Caesars ghost how do I know Where distract their thoughts from their sad She ought to know who amongst us linen Have you any quilts to spare at it Why they say do the folks at he is room loss First entering hold on to the stuff alI cant is angelic after being in our siek your house Aunt Bina ViIJtinons Impostors Who Accumu ¬ the corpse lies they the and where home think so much of us as that 1 am having will ways The feelingsay a kneel rooms and kitchens so many years late Wealth by Fooling the Years have passed since that day keep me from ytealing- as long as I live prayer JtJut the manifestation ot sor Im sure sister has some and yes ihvy said Charitable row is confined lo the chamber of Ive got an extra blanket or two Come and John and Hetty are elderly people Treasurer of the benefit fund to night In those days quiltings were sup m now with boys and girls growing up but as Iiichard would say Where todeath Outside in the wide kitchen Too ready an ear is bent to the ap posed to be enlivened by much gossip While Mrs Billings was collecting her around them John found that his morrow But I got even with the town peals of the beggars panhandlers and theneighbors assemble and snuftVpipesy but the women who gathered that after- ¬ contribution Aunt Bina was in her brains could do better service for him old man I got even with the town impostors in this town This observa- and tobacco whisky and stout are sup- noon in the spring of 1S62 wore anxious room upon her knees When she en- than even physical energy and has be- X Y Sun tion from a special agent of a charit ¬ plied to them faces and had but one theme of conver- tered the xarlor again a few minutes come a successful and conscientious There are wakes at which stories able institution made to a Xew York sation the sacrifices that the overbur later she bore in her arms a pair of lawyer In their busy happy lives they A CHEERFUL NURSERY are told forfeits are played and a lit representative of the Dispatch led to dened nation seemed to be preparing soft white blankets and her love have never forgotten the woman whose tie drollery indulged in but as a rule to ask from I hem m Apartment That Slioultl Be Fur a brief t alk on these professional pests while every effort is made by the watch ¬ sacrifice meant so much to them and quilt who along with the old clothes man nixliert with an i5ye to Com ¬ They have opened a recruiting ofedge of exclaimed her sif- when Memorial day comes round and Bina Emerson interfere considerably with the pleas- ers to blunt thepreserved soirow per- ¬ fort and Safety fice said one to another veterans gather to decorate their and not an ter You dont mean that youre going the ures of the pedestrians by projecting a fect decorum is Capt Pillsburys in charge His to send that quilt unseeming word is apoken comrades graves John and Hetty re I hare lbs nursery might t be the prettiest shadow into his mental musings Ac- been at many wakes and certainly I furlough is almost up but he means serve the choicest flowers of their gar Yes I am cried Aunt Bina her and most cheerful room in the house cording to this shadower of suspects To get a company eniisted befon he Nothings too good den for Aunt Binas humble resting with ample receptacles for toys some several of the horrible examples of pov have never heard a song sung though quivering face goes back was the next bit of news it h often said of course by who for our boys I wont send em old place attractive pictures and a pleasant out- erty one frequently encounters here do not know that singing those com1 should think we were far enough And the quilt Through the thought is a things I dont want they shall have A small own a tenement owtwo and have fair windows look from out of Ihe world to be let alone said this fulness of the nurse from Maine it was aquarium is the object that give great sied bank accounts This does not mon practice at these assemblies ai Mrs Hastings as she snapped the cord It was useless to argue nor in that returned to the generous donor who enjoyment and it is easiy managed look like an exaggeration when it can Moreover there is a motive founded¬ wet in starch water across the trinles upon hour of supreme devotion did anyone bestowed it as she had intended upon I prefer a tightly drawn be truthfully stated that some of the ing superstition it is true for checkthe Thats crooked interrupted her care to do so but when it was known her young friends If you had the tapestry carpet upon the foor beggars who haunted the shopping presence manifestations of grief in the ighbor referring to the work then that Aunt Bina had sacrificed her treas privilege of exajnining the contents of of the dead In some parts M if it can be taken up and steam cleaned quarter for 20 or 30 years averaged ten of Ireland it is believed sLi added coming back to the topic ure it aroused a splendid rivalry which a certain chest in the Thurston homethat the soul of a day When one beggar on properly Oared foi but I dont wonder you feel so with brought together just such stores as stead you would find a soldiers cap semiannually and for children nrr al dollarsavenue was arrested he offered a departed person is made restless by Sixth and suit of faded blue and very near between whilesover rugs and hurting the policeman 20 for his freedom and the tears and regrets of surviving three grown boys to worry about were needed ways tripping Wee no boys to spare uere in All day the good work went on and it carefully wrapped in tissue paper themselves For the reason that sharp two a day thereafter for the privilege friends and relatives and that unable jluen added Mrs Thornton but Mas at night the men weary of their en- Aunt Binas quilt Youths Compan- angles furnish dangerous points to fall of pursuing his calling under police to flit to Ileavcn it hovers about tho earth until the sorrow departure sachusetts hasnt failed to do her part forced idleness packed barrels and ion gainst tables and chairs should have protection One clever retailer of hard is appeased Mourners for its therefore may s far and Ive expected our time would boxes read to ship in the early mornrounding edges The first considera luck stories used to average 5 to 1C be seen at wakes struggling to ¬ IVhat Our Simplicity Stands For re cmie ing Xot long ago 1 read in a French tions are health safety arc comfort a night working the hotels lie owns a press their sobs and tears Dont be Her Johnli be one of the first to Aunt Bina reached her room again newspaper that Emperor William after that prettiness Clear space for comfortable little home over in Jersey eryin that way t nlist now you sec whispered two at twilight taking with her Ileliy wiUle studying in detail running about is most essential for One man who has been arrested many him from his restasthorea or youll keep the conduct was remonstrance You know Ive sent my quilt of the Spanish American bus workers on the opposite side of Barton under his f heard kindly war had there are many fall audis winter days times carries three signs Blind addressed to a young Am an impossi- coat the quirt Please Help the to the soldiers she said hesitatingly been particularly imxiressed by the ex wher outdoor exercises Please Help a Poor widow who was weeping bitterly over Yes they told me so 1 think it cellence of the citizen soldiery of the bility and on these days it is well to Deaf and Dumb vAud so it proved for when at twi The last is worn at night Ihe remains of her husband London light the husbands and brothers came was so generous of you Hetty re- United States and by the efficient aid put an the little ones bonnet and coat Cripple JPL-Telegraph in to parlake of Mrs Billings bounti plied in an absent minded way as she which they rendered the regular troops open the windows for half an hour and when he doubles his hand up under his A Ieah Man ful supper bringing the Boston papers twisted the plain gold ring on her This however was no surprise to me invite him to a brisk game that require sleeve twists a leg and hobbles along plenty oT running and jumping Pro Broadway Ue doesnt have snowballs ind the news of the day they gav i the finger the trouble between you and Whats for I have long been of the opinion names of those who had enlisted that I had planned to give it to you that even in the art of war the thou- ¬ ide a low table and chair where he car in winter According to Ihe special the main traveling man asked the rternoou and the first one was John Hetty Theres nobod 1 like so well sand aud one complications with which sit at ease with his toys imagining him agent one beggar discards his false ieg bead of the firm of the chief bookkeex conceit in the shoppers as you and John but now Thurstons the old world is saddled are in no wise self lord of a little realm Thisand it is At daytime and works leg and a dress er Cant we fix it up night he puts on his children delight in Never sir We are rivals for tho Hettys eyes were full of dumb agony indispensable and that although it ii one that And probably Harry Thurston will not alto- suit and attends the theater or visits same girl You know how bashful I n very harmless delusion join that company before its filled but Suddenly slipping from the chair to may n t be possible to improvise sol ¬ opportunities for whole the roof garden lie has been seen in am in company The other night at a his mother neednt know about John her knees she buried her face in Aunt diers here should be little difficulty gether withoutin the way of hospitalit the swell cafes and nothing is too good litile party they insisted on my singing Oh oh she sobbed in making good soldiers out of free cit ¬ some lessons now they said So it was whispered Binas lap to Florence Hull Cor hixn Several of the old experts in I broke down in Hie middle of the last in the r6o ui where she sat but she you neednt think about that It has izens In short we see that through aud kindness in others the verse aud that infernal cad yelled Womans Home Com 1his line have been driven Wiuterburn i ndcrstood the message that parsed been two long weeks since I heard front Europe through all phases of national panion police but enough re Encore Encore streets by the Pd like to strangle from eye to ee Hetty Barton under him r John wouldnt neglect me so existence lias remained complicated man lo keep tha tender hearted stran him Detroit Free Press and then the irirl America has retained its original sim Hot Water Sponge Uaice stood too although she did not raise Aunt Bina unless say no more a ger guessing The deserving ones here Break two eggs into7a bariu with plicity which indeed is the chief char her eyes from the line where she was could sum daily by tho Confirming a Suspicion a Aunt Binas tears fell upon the brown acteristic of transatlantic civilization The air even stitches upful of powdered sugar and two arc robbed of largehave reduced beg setting small Short Do you know Eye a strong men and women who there of butter beat well then add t vnes were full of echoes in 62 and braids There till rightdont give way and gives it just that plasticity that ounces teaoap of boiling water stirring ging to a fine artlind who areaidedand suspicion thai the house Im livin in possibility of progress that rapidity half a not need e en Johns words t guess lob n is Hetty did by the licensed tribe who sell is haunted all the time then siftin VU teacups of abetted Oh but he always wrote ne wasnt op realization which make it a civil vhhheauw inter in the evening toeou-lrm- Xnbor I know pencils grind organs play fiddles and is T careless like soine of thebtfys Do you ization superior in many points tcours Hour and two teaspocnfuls of baking murder- ballads hubuck yarrlsr Pitta lords agent thereiteyerf see the landtheir dire prophecies dnvIJostan Baron Pierre de Couberlin in Cen powder Bake in a moderate oven for Wralt Dispatdu Then how the war fever Spread know his father and mother are almost Courier 15 minulcs Philadelphia Tress tury through Eden Around the recruiting sick They think he is- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - IAJ V Mijiiftwintiiiiiiwiiiitiyi - ¬ - ¬ ¬ s v- - ¬ ¬ a ¬ ¬ ¬ E ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ j j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ k ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V ¬ ¬ well-tacked-do- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ K ¬ 1T ¬ wd N ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ T V e- - a I - fvv I- THE BOURBON NEWS PAEIS KY TUESDAY NOYEMBER 29 1898 yr v LEGEND OP THE LAWMAKER The Miracle Performed by n Brugrea Maid To Revive the In ¬ A BRAVE INVENTOR dustry Vswai VU1JI UJUJrLi i t iiri vu ci i - rciriLftxrcii The Usual Tiling Hopelessly Tangled going- to Klondike for the trof Thinkitout was about to be¬ purpose of obtaining wealth enough to murried and had just received au in enable him to travel in Europe for his vitation to his own wedding which he health had absent mindedly mailed to him- ¬ Why there isnt anything the mat ¬ self ter with his health is there Well well he mused what does Not now but there will be by the this mean My fiancees name on a time he gets back from Klundike wedding invitation The faithless hus- ¬ Indge Theres sy And great Logarithms my name on it too Either shes unThe Golfer true or Im about to be a bigamist The north wind Jonks is - ¬ j doth blow K Y Truth And we soon shall have snow And what will the golfer do then poor Discipline thing child must be taught that U That He will hunt up some chap Who understands that clap trap cant have everything it wants said And talk it all day unto him poor thing Mr Blykins sternly Cleveland Leader Yes said the mother but I dont WHAT IX DEED think we ought to devote too much at- ¬ tention to that part of his education After he grows up it probably wont be many years before he realizes as roost people do that hes lucky to get Washington anything he wants Star And now He after being accepted darling may I have just one kiss She Will you promise never to ask me again if 1 let jou have just one He Yes that is Ill promise not to ask for that particular one again She Oh well take it But I dont see why you want to waste time asking such ool questions Chicago Daily Starting Him Right jews The Variety Ceased Hasher said the cross eyed I hope you to the landlady boarder will not consider me impertinent if I Mistress waylaying say that there is not verj7 much vavietj will be so dressy Martha in your fare Im su7prised at you Now what Sir replied Mrs Hasher I used to would people say if I went out on a serve hash frequently but the young Sunday afternoon in a pink blouse and pentlemen objected so strongly that I white feathers Punch stopped it Pittsburgh Chronicle Mrs maid-of-all-workvho The darling little baby boy presented me of late I Jove with all a fathers fond delight And yet the little rebel quite unnatural to Knnk Rebellion Telegraph state Is up in arms against me every night Harlem Life A The girl who keeps her birthday Wlveh a merry little elf Keeps it still when she grows urs But keeps it to herself Chicago Daily News A TELEPHONIC PARADOX Just a Way They Have Suggestion Bobbie had been studying his dearold grandfathers wrinkled face for a long time Well Bob said the old gentleman do you like my face Yes grandpa said Robbie its an lr V nwfully nice face But why dont you Cincinnati Enquirer iave it ironed The First Symptom Im afraid my wifes affection for me is cooling Why When she bade me good by this mor aing she didnt sa3r Be sure and hurry home as early as possible Cleveland Leader Her golden hair was hanging down her Sheer Rriscnlity Dont you hear me I say this thing and chipper must be on the dead quiet On Th She felt a sudden tug and then alack Dead Quiet N Y World Her golden hair was gone with Jack the She looked so young and fair and gay Clipper Chicago Tribune back THE NEAR SIGHTED FISHERMAN i w A man may jes as well work on It makes no difference how small De task may be Befo its done Hell wish he hadnt none at all Discontent Washington Star A Parting Shot up-to-da- Woman remarked the maid is rapidly becoming mans supe te nor ette ed answered the slangy youth as he lit another cigar 1 Yes dont think No of course you How could you dont she retortChicago Kec ¬ ord mm f JPPIfiP9 sT s 22Z25Z I IfMill makes one shiver to look at it Artist No wonder old man I began that picture in December and had to pawn my overcoat to buy the canvas Town Topics She Wonld and She Wouldnt Ah if 1 were only a man sighed Atmosphere 1ricnd criticising picture Youi winter effect is excellent it fairly v r Ijushmgton Cant understand it Mrs Porkby What would you do asked Porkby Been sitting here for hours and aint gruffly had a bite Guess there are too many What er well I wouldnt chew steamboats on the river N Y World nasty tobacco an3 way Judge The Worlds AVay Slow of Comprehension To gohble up an island at the present seems to be The purpose of each potentate and plotter He longs to plant his flag whereer the bot- ¬ tom of the sea Sticks up above the surface of the water L A W Bulletin The Spaniards comprehend the truth And heavily it sets The Yankees didnt go to war To pay somebodys debts Cleveland Plain Dealer DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT The Sequence of Events The doctors had a consultation t terday What was the result I understand that the family lawyers are now in secret session s ¬ Brooklyn Life Only Doing One of the Thing Janitor to tramp Dont you see the sigii that says no begging and loi ¬ tering is allowed here Tramp indignantly Im not beg ¬ ging and loitering Im only begging N Y World X fiM ing your friends in the kitchen my best sensation for the papers a year or so cigars Mary I cant tell sir for the life of By Jove Im awfully glad to see you back The whereabouts of Miss Dickenson was never traced and the club utu for Im sure I covered theke3 hole here Miss Brown When 1 first came hn preserved stuffed in a glass case Tit Bits in I felt quite nervous everybody her mouse Champion Queenie with looked so awfulLv clever Punch Financial Enterprise which Euc was the first winner of the Fitz Cooper is a close iisted land Man club championship cup Chicago ¬ Master Cud Not Explain It How was it J saw you hand ¬ If I had such a wife as Mrs Negley I think I could be supremely happy nitrog3lcerin into contact with the Why I dont consider her especially good skin They affected him so violently looking and it is easy to see that she isnt ¬ that he was often obliged to lie down very clever I know but when her husband starts to on the ground in the mine or quarry tell a funny story she doesnt assume the in which he was experimenting On look of a martyr or try to change the subone occasion when some dynamite jectsCleveland Leader could not be removed from a large cask heavy eyelids she beheld a million ol he crept into it and dug the explosive To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ali white silky threads so tenuous and ar out with a knife druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- ranged in such wonderful patterns that she was lost in admiration before them NEW METHOD OF POACHING Dislocated by Scorn Is Glorinda proud By and by she began to wish she since she has been abroad She Simple Firing holds her head so high that itProud down could imitate the lovely patterns of Fish Are Killed by the hangs her back of a Rifle Rnllet Into good Marys threads for evidently they Detroit Free Press the Water had been placed there in answer to her Very few people appreciate the imsupplication At last after a month of portance of doing a thing right in the first In England where the game and fish place patient and arduous toil and many Atchison Globe prayers she achieved a piece of gos- ¬ laws are much more strictly observed samer cobweb like work that rivaled than in this country the poacher on Check Colds and Bronchitis with Hales tne miraculous threads arrayed by her forbidden waters who is too anxious to Honey of Horehound and Tar holy patron The lace was sen t to the escape discovery to spend the time nec- Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute countess who shed tears of delight at essary to catching fish with a rod and men to Its the sight of so much beauty The next line will drop a dynamite cartridge wants pretty hard for someincomes keep their down to their Chicago step was to send for the captive and into a river hole and after exploding it Daily News marry her to the equerry bestowing will scoop up a bagful of fish which After six was cured by a sum of money on the happy pair have floated to the surface from the Pisos Cure years suffering I 29X Ohio Ave Mary Thomson that would have kept them in comfort concussion An Italian officer Maj Allegheny Pa March 10 94 ever after but independently of the Michelini who has been investigating It clears out the channels Money makes the mare go but that is not countess they became rich for the the qualities of bullet and rifles has through which poisons are young woman taught her art to seven discovered that fish can be killed more believed to be wholly due to her sex Town carried from the body When Topics daughters from whom descended all easily than even by the dynamite carall impurities are removed from Nothing so common as muscular pains and the blood nature takes right hold the Bruges lace makers This is a tridge The Italian rifle which is but sweet romance but from whom did this 256 inch in diameter proved very de- aches St Jacobs Oil cures acd completes the cure pious Serena receive the threads with ficient in stopping power at the battle Of all the letters in the alphabet only two If there is constipation take which she imitated the heavenly cob- of Adowa Nevertheless at short ranges are 0 I Golden Davs Ayers Pills They awaken thd webs It has been suggested she un ¬ the very high velocity of the bullet drowsy action of the liver the A slip a sprain a sling Use St Jacobs raveled her stockings and again that gives rise to a powerful explosive efcure biliousness she plucked the golden hairs from her fect Maj Michelini one day fired one Oil cured No sling head but why will folks be so dread ¬ of these g uns into the water at an angle Weiic to oup OoctOFo Black and blue are the universal football We have the exclusive services of fully practical It is sufficient that the of about 45 degrees A dead fish al- colors L A W Bulletin sorao of the most eminent physicians in most immediately rose to the surface hand made lace of Flanders is the most tho United States Write ireely all the particulars in your case You will reHard winter hard aches Hard rub witn exquisite thing wrought by human On examination no wound was discovceive a prompt reply without cost Address DR J C AYER fingers and the fatal looms have almost erable in the body the death being due St Jacobs Oil Easy cure bowen juass destroyed its art with their new in- ¬ entirely to the hydraulic shock arising Shingle your house before you plaster it dustry It was the elegant Marie An- from the impact of the bullet with the Rams Horn toinette who gave the first blow to water This view was amply confirmed lace making The splendid lace worn by further experiments and many fish COULD NOT SLEEP In profusion at the courts of Louis were lulled by the blow of the bullet XIV and XV was replaced by the on the water exactly as if by an explo- Mrs Finkriam Relieved Her of All gauzes and muslins of the queen and sion of a dynamite shell The effects Her Troubles of the hjdraulic shocks seemed to be though Empress Jossphine brought nt 2gserz back the fashion it has never been The sufficient to kill all fish within two feet Mrs Madge Babcock 176 Second same as then The looms have pro- ¬ to two feet six inches of the point oi St Grand Eapids Mich had ovarian 1 duced perfect too perfect imitations the impact trouble with its attendant aches nnd cheapened the marvelous labor ol Sensible Government and pains now she is well Here years It is now proposed by the Bel ¬ The government of Belgium has is are her own words gian queen and some other sovereign sued an order that every newspaper in Your Vegeta- ¬ ladies to make a point of wearing only the country is entitled to free use oi Send your address on a postal and ble Compound has we will send you our J58 page illushand made lace ami binding them- ¬ ever railroad The business of news made me feel like trated catalogue free selves by solemn compact not to allow gathering the government regards a a new person iSt an inch of machine made lace on their of great importance to the developWINCHESTER REPEATING ARKS GO Before I be petticoats and under linen We shall ment of the nation The governments gan taking1 ifc 180 Winchester Ave HEWHAVEH C0IW W see wThat effect this will have on the following this sensible and I was all run modern mondaine and how her bills view will find a free press of even more down felt tired use than a standing army will increase Boston Herald and sleepy most of the time Londons Popnlation PET MICE A NEW FAD had pains in London has a population of 4250 sure euro is the 25 the world fcr Chronic KHIH my back and Allens TDIcerlne SalveTJlcer onlyone Ulcersin Rodents Have Recn 000 equaling the combined populaVaricolored Scrofulous Ulcers Varicose side and such Swelling Fever Sores and allUlcers White tions of Paris Berlin St Petersburg Old Sores It Taken lip by English Society never fails Draws on t all poison Saves expense and terrible suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Soil and Home Women headaches Carbuncles Bheuni Burns Call MRMWmMCZ all the time Kic all Fresu Piles SaltBy mail small 33c laree and Wounds No Advertising with State Seal Book free J P MKIUCIAE According to high London author ¬ After 1S99 it will be illegal to use th and could not CJO St Paul Minn Sold by Druggists ity it is now strictly correct for so state seal and coat of arms in Massasleep well ciety women to lavish their affection chusetts for advertising purposes nights I al- ¬ on the little animal which is generally so had ovarian Chinamen Have Heavy Brains supposed to be the terror of the fe ¬ A NatEiraS Bffaek by The average weight of brain is great trouble Through male sex The society mouse has many the advice of a pleasing shades from white pure as er in China than in any European coun uckliighasjfs Dye try excepting Scotland friend I began snow to glossy balck gleaming like the use of Lydia E coal At the meeting of the Med way Pinkhams Vege- ¬ iran Price 50 cents of all druggists or Fanciers association held in the an table Compound R P Hall Co Na3hna N H cient city of Rochester recently this THE MARKETS ¬ and since taking new pet reached his highest popularit all troubleshavc gone My monthly A CHANCE FOP ity and met with universal admira ¬ Cincinnati Nov 3 2 55 sickness used to be so painful but have LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon if 3 00 117 of the pretty litEVERYBODY tion There were 4 25 3 90 Select Do you want not had the slightest pain since taking can put you in to earn something for Christmas We tle creatures on exhibition and the CALVES butchers good light 6 25 7 00 tho way of making Fair to terf with regular occupation Kven without in 3 20 3 00 your medicine I cannot praise your earnering between school hours SS14 children can favorite and chief prize winner pure HUGS Common SS 3 30 3 25 Mixed packers new and original No canvassing Something entirely Vegetable Compound too much My quired A outfit will and no canitai V white all over excepting- his eyes 3 30 3 20 Light shippers he sent 3 copt of 3 75 change stamp Postofflce box S atSSon NEW YOUK oeSt 3 25 Sheep Choice w Inch were two little beads of brilliant husband and friends see such a N Y 4 C5 5 00 LAMBS in me I look so much better and have black was the property of Mrs George FLOUR Winter family 2 45 2 70 PKOMPTLT JETTVYtcti GSl some color in my face Atlee of Ivorston Herts Exhibitors GKAIN Wheat No2rednew PEETUT AWPTT V mrm rT 00 -u J No 3 red u U1K U Mrs Pinkham invites women who axe come from Scotland Ireland Walea j uiu iiua mean remoay xriai ptt g enough to cure 3J Corn No 2 mixed some cases by mail asc in stamps Double pkg Ecnt Sii ill to write to her at Lynn Mass for to Oats No 2 and all parts of England first applicant sending that amount and mentioning 57 Rye No 2 advice which is freely offered this paper Kexol Hffc Co Unnn Bldg Sta U Chicago Ifit The colors of the pretty little ani ¬ HAY Prime to choice 8 50 9 25 mals the mouse can no longer be PROVISIONS Mess pork 4 ou STAR PLUG Lard classified as vermin were black fawn BUTTER Choice dairy 14 12 BL NATURAL LEAF PLUG L 24 Prime to choice creamery chocolate white cream Dutch CLIPPER PLUG 4 00 3 50 APPLES Choice marked variegated tortoise and POTATOES Per to fancy 40 1 25 CORNER STONE PLUG I bbl white tricolor sable golden agouti SLEDGE PLUG CHICAGO 3 40 silver gray black nnd tan and blue FLOUR Winter patent 3 50 SCALPING KNIFE PLUG C7 68 Wheat In form appearance and manners they GRAIN 3 Chicago No 2 red 152 SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKIHO 06 spring No 32 resembled a collection of diminutive CORN No 2 27 26i4 5 OATS fancy tame rabbits One of the orig- ¬ PORK No 2 LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO COMPY MaixTifaattirer 7 8S 7 80 Mess 5 02 inators of the British National Mouse LARD Steam 4 95 iw lub was Miss Cockburn NEW YORK 3 90 3 65 the missing heiress whose mysteri ¬ FLOUR Winter patent 76 WHEAT No 2 red ous disappearance was a nine days CORN No 2 mixed THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK 1 40 f ¬ ¬ Her jewels of great price were not the onty things bequeathed to her daughters by the empress of Austria She left a fortune in a collection of laces to the eldest that has already proved a bone of contention between the two ladies These laces it is claimed by connoisseurs are priceless and should never be trusted beyond the walls of a museum Should they be seen however a fresh impetus might be given to the industry of lace mak ¬ ing now in a languishing condition The queen of the Belgians was the first to sound the trumpet of alarm nbout this falling off in Flanders the cradle of the art of lace making As the legend runs it was Jacqueline countess of Flanders who was deeply in love with her noble husband the handsome Henelick but who did not return this tender feeling with the ardor it deserved He had even made eyes at the countess maid Serena who for the sole crime of being beautiful was sent by her mistress to a dark and noisome place of concealment in a corner of the palace The room where the poor girl was confined opened on a small damp garden and there she Avould sadly sit and mourn for her beloved the equerry Luitpold One day her eyes filled with tears she prajred to the Virgin to come to her rescue by some miracle and then raising her He yFor a week I have not slept an htvn uc a time I have tossed upon my bed night ¬ Striking Characteristics of the Re iSter nipht only to arise weary and demarkable Man Who Invented pressed in the mornings I cannot eat I Dynamite come and go and am weighed down with one all pervading thought It is with me in my Alfred Nobel the remarkable man waking hours It is with me in my dreams She Ah it is too bad Im sorry for you who invented dynamite is thus de- ¬ Marie have scribed by Henry De Mosenthal in the that troubles meyou not guessed what it is Ninteenth century Yes Youre afraid there may be Physically weak of a nervous high ¬ another call for men and youll have to go ly strung and exceptionally sensitive and fight An walking disposition he was endowed with a aroundhour a afterward he was still whether in circle and wondering strong will unbounded energy and she really meant it or not Chicago Evening ¬ Her Guess dollars and losing health and now he was putting in the other half in spending dollars to get back health Nothing equals Hostet terFs Stomach Bitters for restoring health to the overtired body and brain It gets at the starting point the stomach and overcomes nervousness sleeplessness dyspepsia ana indigestion The path of ambition leads to a great many political graves Chicago Daily News The cold keeps active the pain of Sciatica St Jacobs Oil drives it out A millionaire confessed the secret of hia success in two wonk hard work He saio he put in the best part of his life in gaining Confession of Millionaire A - wonderful perseverance he feared no danger and never 3ielded to adversity Many wotild have succumbed under News -- - similar circumstances but the succes- ¬ sion of almost insurmountable difficul- ¬ ties the explosion of his factory caus ¬ ing a general scare and dread of the deadl3 compound he was making the loss of his youngest brother to whom be was devotedly attached the conse- ¬ quent paralysis of his old father and his mothers grief and anxiety could not deter him from pursuing his aim The coexistence of impulsive daring and sensitive timidit3r was a striking feature in his character He frequent ly demonstrated the value and safety ¬ We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot hS cured by Halls Catarrh Cure have 11011 F J Cheney for the last 15 yeafjs ana believe him perfectly honorable in alt ousiness transactions and financially abhito caTijiout any obligations made by their firm Hotvh This F J VYe Cheney Co the undersigned CT PipsTodo lrt ¬ West free Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials ledo O Truax Wholesale Druggists To- ¬ siaiiweiij Many persons have their good day and their bad day Others are about half sick all the time They have headache backache and are restless and nervous Food does not taste good and the digestion is poor the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions sleep brings no rest and work is a burden What is the cause of all this Impure blood And the remedy ¬ of his explosives with his own hands although he was particularly suscepti- ¬ ble to headaches caused by bringing Halls Family Pills are the best A Real Prize I l ¬ ¬ KS -- i t XI ¬ ¬ 1 i ¬ ¬ - m m - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ttiivw n Hm 1 s f ¬ i -1 ¬ up-to-d- at f r ¬ iB A-I-E- N Whiskers Elyetf ¬ ¬ Ghrisfma ril - PILES a TRU Not toy COMB INE TT or r-- r 0130 a froiKao-aooes8-g-c--ocog-os-as-9- p ¬ OATS RYE oo 31 Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western BALTIMORE 9 75 10 00 5 40 BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE T USE FLOUR Family GRAIN Farailv Southern Wheat Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 Western CATTLE -- First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats NO 2 mixed Corn Mixed 5 60 71M 68 38V 6 00 72 73 Y 382 lord Close listed If he owned a haunted would get a spirituakmedium house he a mx l P - f Pessimistic Mrs Wigwag reading society paper Iiort Pall The bride was supported to thi altar Mrs Church I hardly ever see Tom Backslid nv church any morebemust by her father Wigwag Yes and its ten to one heh be failing fromgrace land with keep on supporting her PhiiadeJpbi Mr Church Well he wont Secord sauch of o ihump--Pu- ck A to collect the rent from the ghost Puck Man was sentenced to earn His bread in the sweat of his brow But the man who dcos it is looked upon As small potatoes now Chicago Daily News Chronicle 32 3 90 tions determine what he should eat Let nature guide him Humph said the chiJdsfatht r if we did that his bill of fare would in eluded marches and shoe blackiiy- rPnck It seems to me said the bachelor that I xiouwl let the childs inclina Theory Vh Practice 4 40 3 90 58i 68V4 33 SAPOLIO GH-4ao-H-- rfi ¬ 33J 2e 3 75 4 00 Top Snap O O VNEW DISCOVERY gives Complete quick relief and cures worst I-T- 9 cases tiendfor book of testimonials and IO days Idouble treatsaentFree Dr U 11 tiUKKVS oiSAUanuGa BreecfcJQ teaser jat LBVr I 4 2 LOUIsVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red LARD Steam Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess - o ra M CUEAlBRUn EliEWMRR p wr cauiont POWELL FISH TACKLE 8PORTHMEV errant AWFyCMTPn iVIV j18MalgUCIXClXSATK 67 35 CUBES WHFRF ALL ELSE FAILS I 9 50 5 50 29tf rBeet CoogbSyrqp Tastes Good Use 1 in time tola oy druggists A 2T K E wizen wxrrian 1737 asdvektish I m i - tTi i v1 Hi K - k A - 8 Ifc THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29 1898 ty - 4 4 i W r 1 iA of the urooii November Cornel and get vtfl I The fact is that we have too many goods for Fiis season of the year and we have taken this means ol disposing of them your snna 01 ine oargains tu 50 cents 7 cental n 150 each 348 each i For a good sized Calico Corn- - For an extra heavy Chinchilla Mens and Boys Mackintoshes JMFf r - Styles m XC 25 cents each jaQPSf Ecru and white satin double texture with cape worth fort worth 75 cents 250 bandy fta seed vests and pants V ry Overcot well made worth -- woetfo 3d jente Flanuels Avliite red and gray wortli 25 cents Wool 1 5 cents p er yard Clarks O K T Spool Cotton 3 for 10 cents sold to merchants article reduced In every department you will find each sa- - -- ou money to a closing out price which will only pre vail during this sale Call anrf speftvr yourself if you are in need of a bill We will - Ladies Capes and Jackets For the best calf skin and grain In abundant lots capes all of leather high topped shoes in the 148 per pair this seasons styles at low figures city Mens double half tapped soled 2 cents per pair 45 cents per pair cents each 15 Cloaks that were carried over at Mens all wool extra heavy soxs For the best oil tanned calf 50 cents on the 1 Call and ex- ¬ Ijadies Ecru or White Vests calf hoots worth 200 worth 35 cents shucking gloves worth 75 cents amine these offers and Pants Avorvli -- 5 cents u r choice of any Oalioo in the house at 3 1 2 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none M iM 25 cents each 15 cents For Shirts and Drawers in Per pair for heavy duck shuck ¬ White Merino well worth 40 cts ing mittens worth 25 cents 98 cents per pair tj Ladies calf skin shoesiin For 675 each For the best quality of Beaver button worth 125 and Kersey Overcoats all colors every one worth 1000 500 200 per pair THE nrVM ME III NEW Notice Parties wanting photos for LOUISVILL Advertisement J STORE 3LxlkL JJST i vs 8 IoiIiS StXojslan o uLlcaoj rjim rtAjPSTFTll Christmas presents should place orders Call now in order to gt them in time md see samples of the latest the Por jclaiu and Ivorytype pictures made iq both large and small sizes the piet ieht finest and most durable picture TMsLTaLLSZQir S GREENBACKS or Government Money At close of our Civil War in 1865 there appeared in the London Times the following If that mischievous financial pol- ¬ icy which had its origin in the North American Republic during the late Civil War in that country should be- ¬ come indurated down to a fixture then that government will furnish its money without cost It will have all the money that is necessary to carry on its trade and commerce It will become prosperous beyond precedent in the history of civilized nations of the world The brain and walth of all countries will go to North America THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE You Jr e Cordially iuvted j B The Leading Specialists of America VA 2 Q YEARS IN OHIO 250000 CURED tf Ad ver tisemen L Grinnan INSPECT THKHANDSOME LINE OF WE CURE EMISSIONS Nothing can bo moro demoralizing to young or middle aged men than the pres- ¬ They ence of these nightly losses produce weakness nervousness a feeling of disgust and a whole train of symptoms They unfit a man for business married No matter life and social happiness whether caused by evil habits in youth natural weakness or sexual excesses our New Method Treatment will positively cure you tJ ABE YOU A DEMOCRAT There is a place An old adage reads and for everything 10 be for everything in its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATHH should find a place in the home of every DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by the people and is always ready to fight for the cause of the people IT STANDS SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLAT FORM without the aid or consent of the Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair compar son of its news service now being fur ¬ nished over leased wires by the New York Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the Northern Press Association with that of any other paper will fully verify its Motto If you see it in the Dispatch its so and if its so it is always in the Dis- ¬ ¬ Clothing Dry Goods Dress Goods Hats Shoes Notions i i i lest priue ixjan NO CURE NO PAY later excesses may have weakened you Exposure may havo diseased you You aro not safe till cured Our Now Method will cure you Reader jtou need help Early abuse or You run no risk c V Younir Man You are pale feeble and haggard nervous irritablo and ex citable lou become- - iorgetiul morose and despondent blotches and pimples sun Ken eyes wnnKieu mce ctuupiiig form and downcast countenance reveal the blight of your existence 50000 CURED DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- ¬ STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON THIS GLOBE The famous Hazzard circular to capitalists in New York and theiBuell Bank circular to United States Bank-¬ ers both emanating from London and the fabulous corruption fund raised in England and Germany estimated at 1500000 were the agents thai secured the closing of our mints against ¬ W f NTrkf U U alnno Vh m t i il- lwu UUUC ucmg U11C IHHU Sb UUclUtV OTr eOOaS u nZfif nfk thft r nftonia tin i w vjxu vx wUyiwft ujjciu ao 1 EVER DISPLAYED IN PARIS DUt Wft -mtPTld A - stores can ofleri a r Oter t tn rriTm 2rrr j- - - - VA v iiy y li M Vu l patch 300 WECUREMRICOCELE No matter how serious your case may or now long you may nave naa it our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure it Tho wormy veins return to their normal condition and hence the sexual organs receive proper nourish- ¬ ment The organs become vitalized all unnatural drams or losses cease and manly powers return No temporary benefit Dut a permanent cure assured NO OPERA ¬ NO CURE NO PAY NO DETEN ¬ TION NECESSARY TION FROM BUSINESS be The Dispatch also has a staff of over active correspondents in the South and will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS Get the of any other Louisville paper Dispatch it gives the news and tells the SEE OUR NEW AND MAMMOTH STOCK OF pages Sunday 24 pages Week- ¬ ly 8 pages We club with the Weekly Dispatch at the remarkably low price of Daily 8 truth about it silver CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure SYPHILIS OTEET EMISSIONS IMPOTENCY STRICTURE VARICOCELE SEMI NAL LOSSES BLADDER AND KID- ¬ CONSULTATION NEY diseases CHARGES BOOKS FREE FREE MODERATE If unable to call write for a QUESTION BLANK for HOME DR SWB1H1Y OfficeHours 8 to 10 a m 1 to 3 p m TREATMENT 7 to 8 p m Kennedys Kergan 122 W DDK FOURTH ST CINCINNATI O W Phone 135 Residence Phone Office Educate FOR A 27 Night Ring 15nov tf ah a VHkW fKVtHjW 4ii9HlXLJ Situation Book Keeping Business PHONOGRAPHY Type Writing BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM HL lthi rfl m jctwoht TaitV RpMwvHBHwNJfck Telegraphy uzrTjr Mik i The walk into my parlor poiicy of England during and since the Spanish War is the latest evidence of English Diplomacy in shaping the destiny of the United States Govern ment Notwithstanding the famine price of wheat the Spanish War and fabu- ¬ lous expenditures of money by our government during the past year gold has increased in value eleven per cent and all other values decreased in the same proportion For a thorough understandings of the money question or silver issue the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly given evidence of its ability to teach explain and produce all facts and truth It is a paper that ought and can be read by all classes with pleasure and profit ¬ P fc BWi k See our Wutiful styles in Mens Boys and Childrens Shirts Underwear Largest stock niid best quality in Mens Ladies and and Childrens Shoes Also Ladies and Childrens Hats at money savine prices New and novel effects in Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapper Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Diick Goods Napkins Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Fancy Ribbons Hosiery Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Corsets in colors and white Gloves for Men Ladies and Children Gloves in Leather Kid and Wool Carpets Oil Cloths Matting Call and see with your own eyes and you will acknowledge that we are the peoples friends Come once and you will come back they all do because we give our customers honest goods at again honest prices Dont forget our Merchant Tailoring Department Sits m 10 order and a perfect fit guaranteed a CLOTHIN w cniiaren G-ii i -- 4 y fes M h TOLEDO DETROIT Address GENERAL WRSMITH LEXINGTON KYB Fruits Flowers owe I All Points in Michigan For circular of his famous and responslbl9 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY BLUE GRASS NTTRSERIES ¬ CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station -- Awarded Medal at Worlds Exposition Refers to thousands of graduates in positions Cost of Full Business Course including Tui90 Books family Avoiding The Tunnel ST LOUIS BOSTON and Board in tion about Shorthand Typo Writing and Telegraphy Specialties CGF The Kentucky University Diploma under seal awarded graduates Literary Course free if desired Ko vacation Enter now Graduates successful In order to have your letters reach us address only GENERAL WILBUR R SMITH LexingtonKy Note Wagner Sleeping Cars Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Cars i Tiiiratn Comnartmeut Dining Cars Elegant Coaches and -- Kentucky University resources 5XfC0 and had nearly 1UU0 students in attendance last year Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden Frnit and Ornamental trees Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock grown in Nurseries Prices reasonable as wa employ no Agents Descriptive catalogue on application to ¬ IPALXi 1338 TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN 8RINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY CARL CRAWFORD 1 mn Al ALVA CRAWFORD NEW YORK Sleeping Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Tavo New Trains Phone 279 H F TfTTjIiEKRIEYEB Lexington Ky CRAYFORD BROS Fi-gp-- nt Dissolution of Haggard Mice BCCKNER TOBACCO Be sure your tiefcete read via - Passenger Traffic Mgr Gen Pass o Mccormick No 2 train will leave at s30 a m and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m BIG No 8 leaves at 430 p in and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m RAILROAD TIME CARD Barbers aaiifbhSbs L N R R t SiDpcDraar Muu ARRIVAL OF TRAINS D B MAJTTIN O Tkt Agt Cincinnati arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 115 p and arrives at 4 p m m Money To Loan From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 pm From Lexington 511 a m 745 av m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE OP TRAINS JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work ie promptly answered reasonable solicited Prices HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK The undersigned composing the firm WAR 1 Reed Laundry have this M day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolved partnership 0 E Reed as- ¬ suming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ Four Months Storage Free tracted by above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th dav of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent 5sp 4wks J H HAGGARD iSE iL v H Landman M 503 W D Paris OfNo Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Tyill be at the Windsor Hotel To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 and 5i per cent on real Terms 340 p m estate mortgage To Lexington 747 a m 1105 MOORE 545 p m 1014 p m ROGERS To Richmond 1108 a m 543 Paris Ky 16sep 6mo 1010 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p 5 a m a m p m SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSI N II HI DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky SMITH SHOP FOR SALE TUESDAY DEC 13 1898 each turning every second Tuesday in leading physician mKEEERENCE--Ev- ery f Paris Kentucky v H A SMITB G- - I F B Carr Agent m Sale Dinners ¬ Office over Office Hours S Yarden 12 a Go 8o m ltojSp m YRUP PEPSlN CURES CONSTIPATION 1 v CALDWELLS 11 DESIRE to sell my house and ot If you are going to have a sale and Ky on36 at th6 Wind80r HoteI with blacksmith shop at Jackson wish io set a dinner at a reasonable ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on Saturday Oct 22 1898 ance in twelve months For further I GEORGE RASSENFOSS particulars address or call on returning once eyery month Ere SHARON BENJ F 20sept2m KY- Paris glr8 rawtifcyllj 18oct-tf- Ky Jacksonville juated I STaep tf L m vw Vt ii i Jl - M- - iL MjtMi wasmrm Biaaaatu Si w

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