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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 6, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. flu ti S 4r itVf r5- u - -- SiiS T5p J iS - V nt i 4 -- i UUK BON FEINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MILLERSBURG NewK Notes NEWS Established fj i CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners feb l 1881 ri EIGUTEESTU YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 1898 NO 97 A Oathered In And About The Commencing Monday December 5th Uurc Cincinnati Railway che Frankfort t j Air J G Allen was in Frankfort will make several important changes in and the PRICE are all matters of grave Friday on business ALMOST A NECESSITY train service from Paris importance Train leaving Frankfort at 340 p m Mrs Martha Shockley baB been quite What home is complete without a We have Btndied these points through will run through to Paris arriving at deskl Ita convenience and comfort Boon a lifetime in the carpet buHinpasand anfl ill for thn past week pays for the slight investment reqnired in addi ion to our experiencn able to Chi8 Leer found the cow he recently 510 p ra making close connection for We hava put 12 on special sale this give you the b nefit ot the purchasing advertised in The News Kentucky Central points 6 buys a power of our tJig Store week Come and see them A new train will leave Paris at 540 p Mr Rudolph DaUs of Paris visited curley birch desk with a mirror lady friends near here Sunday m and arrive at Frankfort at 710 p m 500 an imp mohogany desk would WISE BUYERS OF PARIS be cheap at 850 of Lexington is The morning train arriving at 840 am Miss Nannie Not one but hundreds have beauti- ¬ the guest of MrsHuat Armstrong 850 beys a highly polished well Belle and leaving at 930 a m will remain i fied their homes from our Carpet Stock inade desk finished in mahogany Miss Mattie Lavson went to Paris heretofore There are many others in Oak Birch Saturday to visit Mrs Perry Hutch All of these trains will be strictly and Birdseye Maple in this sale If you ART SQUARES ALL SIZE- 3craft want a birgain youd better take a look passeDeer trains and hereafter freight It will be worth trouble 450 500 6 50 and 700 sold to Jonas Weil trains will not carry passengers Vimont Bros seventeen heBd of 1300 lb cattle Fri- ¬ TAPESTRY CARPE TS -- a special lot day 57c 65c and 75c For Sale Walnut bedstead Ap- ¬ DONT GO IT BLINDLY Attorney Chas Wood of Tarlifle bad ply at TheNews office tf Six Pieces Royal Velvets Dark Rich business in Esq Balls court here Satur- ¬ WHEN YOU BUY CARPETS Colors Hierh Pile Splendid Wearing day The veny bsst companies com- ¬ Remember that the design the blend Qualities 8oc 1 10 and 125 Mrs Wra Wood of Carlisle was the ing of color the grouping of fignres guest of Mr Allen Tiigg and Miss Sue pose my agency which insures Trigg Saturday ap ainst fire wind and storm Mrs Claude Ratcliffe ol Carlisle was Non union the truest of h r father Mr Win Car- ¬ Wj 0 H1NT0N Agent penter last week 4 For Rent Flat of four rooms to My 8tockfis complete but will not be Carpets Furniture Wall Paper man with small familv Jong the prices I am giving will mane 2t T M Purnell the goods go J K Spears Mr Chas R Turner bonght a regis ¬ f up with the times and We keep tered Poland hina hosrof E B Moody MHOISBCSll of Eminence last week you will find larg e selected line of Mr J L Marr of Hnntington W Reefers and Boys overcoats at Va was the gnest of Miss Mary Champ Price Cos and at the right from Saturday till Monday jAJJU Mits lar i Tilton of Carlisle has O been th gust of the Misses Chancelor We are tge peoples friends We re-¬ near town for the past week pair your linen and put neck bands on Long Distance Telephone CaU 870 Haggard Reed Miss Catherine Jameson of Paris is free the guest of her uncle Jno W Jame- ¬ son and auflt Mrs Mattie Myers If your Boys from 3 to 15 years good all wool Warford Lady Principal stll our Diamonds are Carefully selected in the rough and of Miss LouieCollege Lexington spent old need awhich is sewed knee pants suit with Hamilton cut in our factory by Gxpert Diamond Cutters 2le carry Satnrday and Sunday with her parents silk call at Price Cos where the jCaryest Stock in the llfest at the Juowest ZPrices Miss Lena Fox of Winchester and you will save money Miss Uaisv Hazelriag of Owingsville STATIONERY SILVERSMITHS WATCHES Dont wait until the last minute to are guests of Miss Lnra Letton near We are Sole Agents for the Our stock of STERLING SILDepartment of town Our purchase your presents but go to J T VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationery and Engrav- ¬ WEDDING SILVER is the Co watches Our stock in this Jas Thorn has moved to his farm Hintons nowiwhere you can find some- most complete in the West A ing is thoroughly WG near Colville McClintock has thing to suit everybody tf few exclusive patterns of Ster- line includes every grade and and complete moved to the Thorn residence near ling Silver Spoons and Forks at make known to the trade at in every respect town prices to suit everybody S100 PER OUNCE Always ask for Paris Milling Mail Mr W H Wilson of Lexington a Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions All grocers orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection former drummer was the gne t of Cos Purity flour Frank Herbert and wife Saturday and keep it- Insist on having Purity Sunday every timet Mrs T M Purnell and Miss Mary S Agness Purnell visited Judge W M My agency insures against Purnell and family in Paris from Sat ¬ urday till Monday fire windfand storm best old re- Miss Lelia McClintock entertained a liableprompt paying compa- 7 made to order by men Tailors number of young friends Saturday iBrliight in honor of her guest Miss Lula mes nonunion R Hruizcr of Cynthiana W 0 HINTON Agent The Cadets of the Training School A Good Memory Fit and satisfaction guarantetd assisted by the Elocution Class of Mrs C M Best will give an entertainment often saves money and also good health If troubled with constipation indigesat the opera house on Friday Dec 16th you areany form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ tion or T D Wyatt was in Paris on Thursday ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Now is the time to have the Pepsin and health will be restored to and got out the Reporter and was in SyrupTrial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 50c you sleeves and ripple backs of Ewing Weduesday and got out the and S100 of V T Brooks druggist Paris Ijan iin jour last seasons Inquirer and arrived here Saturday to Ky one of his several millinery stores run Mrs Mary Foster has secured a com- ¬ Tornadoes And Cyclones petent miller and will continue to run Kemodeled to conform with this the flouring mill here Flour meal Lookout these windstorms will seasons styles ship stuff and bran delivered to any sweep your farm property off the face Also refitting clonks mantels part of town of the earth and you will lose it all 2t jackets and all fur garments sacks policy the and Jno Jackson colored from this place unless you have aof Newin York old 1000 v tried Glen Falls a specially was sentenced to the penitentiary last We have engaged a practical week for shooting Henry DerikBon insurance for five jears will only cost Jackson belonged the to Ninth D S you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty cutter and ladies tailor from Chi 9nov tf T Porter Smith Agent Cavalry and has been in jail for eight cao and have a full line of cloths months to select from Mclntyre McClintock have bought For Rent A sis room residence on H S STOUT Mgr the old Pond lot near the depot and High Street adjoining the Dan Turney are erecting a 60x40 foot stock barn PRANK TUMA and a 500 bbl corn crib They will refcidence Possession given immediateLadies Tailor have a number of box stalls shed for ly Apply to J T Hinton feed stock and The Town Council has built a new Use Parib Milling Cos Purity street from Fifth to Sixth street in front of the Colored Methodist Church flour for sale by all grocers and Greens Hall and the church has Ask for it Take no other unilt new steps and a first class pave- ¬ ment from Fifth street to the Church Examine those comforts at J T tf Prof Salem E Parker and sister Mrs Hintons Bowen of Buffalo N 5T last night ¬ closed their class in vocal music such as taught in the German schools They had a class of forty five pupils from the two colleges and the different church choirs and the class gave a con- ¬ 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay cert last night at the opera house Every one was much pleased with the the highest market price in cash or I will furnish sacks and store your wheat school in an elevator and buy your wheat when are the I have placed all my Fee Bills in you priceready to sell atheld highest mar- ¬ Those who wheat last ket the hands of Mr T Martin for year made big money Store your collection who is authorized to wheat and get the profit i 1 C F BROWER CO New Tram Service Cor Main Mill Lexington Ky 6- - The Corner for Best Shoes Newest Shapes and Lowest Prices i- t- i i Lu I WER C MISSES New round toe kid and patent leather tip cloth or A TO E 2 TO 8 kid top Dongola Kangaroo Peb- ¬ ble GrainGlove Kid and Calf Skin LADIES LOOK LOVELY Lace and Button Turns Good- ¬ McKays in the beautiful toes and heel and year welts and 35c Sizes 5 to 8 50c 65c 75c perfect ftfc of our Krippendorf-Ditt-ma- n 95c 6125 and 140 Co make Goodyear welts Sizes turns McKays Prices on bottom S140 Sh to 1 50c 65e95c125 and S190 of each pair S2 8250 83 84 and Sizes 1U to 2 75c 95c 125 5 140 ei90Jande20 Exclusive styhs of machine and McKay sewed at u5c 6125 and MUNDEls AND USCHEK59 15t in cloth and kid tops both BOYS In Calf GroiuBox Calf heel and spring heel size h to 8 D and E New English toes pat- Tins and Vici Kid Newet toes McKays and ent and kid tip See Em in our Standard S rew London 1 BETTER The Krippendorf Dittman ClNONE WILLIAMS HOYTS t Cos h ¬ Windows c Goodyear welts Sizes 8 lo 12 24- Cfte Dubme Jewelry Company Cincinnati fourth and Walnut Sts DIAMOND CUTTERS BESTOK EARTH Hanan Sons 5 TO 11 TO E A 95c 12 8 140 l3sprincr hee- l- 75c 500 1408190240 Sizes to 5 Sizc to 2 hels and 190 75 95cl25 We want to sell you more s lines than we hnye sold you We want to save you more rrion ey by selling you our conscientious dependable stylis h mens Shoes in all colors of leathers and newest shapes of toes Prices on bottom oi each 190 240 and 5cll 258 140 290 ALL THIS SEASONS STYLES AND BEST MAKES RELIABLE SHOES AT RELIABLE PRICES 290 pair 8140 190 240 ¬ up-to-d- ate ¬ - H STOUTS Largest toe k of BOOTS mens Grain and Pill atock Kip Sewed See Em in Windows and Pegged SlnO to 500 Williams Hoyt Cos Agents for BUELLS uBootees 0 to 5 inolu mns Strong Working Shoes INFANTS Sizes ding fat ankle and broad toes 25c Pegged or screwed Sizes 6 to 13 35c 50c 65c S5c and 81 75c to 1 50 ranted in every way -- THE LEGAL at 350 war Exclusive prices and styles in etra High Cut mens Shoes from ¬ 150 to So 0 - LADIES SUITS - 2000 and upwards Remodeling ADLERS One Price Cash Mai ked OUR WINDOWS In PLAIN FIGURES i ¬ WATCH hi n out-of-sty- le Bring tliis and ask for prices and Shoes as advertised Jackets BRONCHITIS tmmmmmmwtt Bronchitis is very prevalent Ife gen¬ erally begins with a common cold at¬ tended with cough hoarseness sore- ¬ ness of the lungs tightness of the chest and difficulty in breathing If For the Babies --j j- Shoes v not cured it becomeB dangerous - - r- - li ¬ thousands die from bronchitis annual ¬ ly Dr John W Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy for this disease it relieves the cough at once eases ex- ¬ pectoration and cures in a few days No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure ad- Consumption or Asthma in Dr Bulls Syrup Cough Doctors Doses are small and pleasant to take druggists recommend it Price 25 cts At all 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 Soldby James Kennedy Druggist Wanted to Buy Will promptly cure Bronchitis GEO W DAVIS DEALER IX Soft soled slioes ibr tlie Taby Button and Lace tliat are strictly up-to-da- te - Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses J Etc Red Brown receipt them E T SEEDING E 0 FRETWELL Agent C 30n4t J Ex S B 5julv 4t Paris Ky s ing and Repairing Main Street Special attention given to Undertak- ¬ Black Paris Ky Tan White nii EfflMMuSH PEEBLES NAME On a Box of Candy carries with it a guarantee of absolute purity Money can not buy any higher grade ingredients than are used in its manufac ¬ ture and that is why Peebles Candy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the fac- ¬ tory and that is why Peebles Candy is mora delicious than that of others Although superior in every way the prices for Pecblen Candy are no higher than others It libels delicious Agents for Allegretti Chocolate Creams A full line may always be i 1 kWl rflWTSEWVBA vA tJtm rm mM tm aBlfc I ill found The Joseph Peebles Candy and Allegretti RuDels Chocolate sold exclusively In this city by Creams R Peebles Sons Go NOTICE K Spears is closing out a large large stock of fresh canned fruits and The following farms have been posted vegetables regardless of co3t tf and we hereby warn all hunters that if they are caught on any of the lands of the undersigned they will be indicted Dr Adairs Dental Parlors for trespassing Having recently been several times MATT HOWARD J M HUGHES asked if I was still conducting my den- ¬ J MILLER WARD tal parlors I desire to inform the public J Q WARD that I am still at their service and can JOHN B KENNEDY be found at my office opposite the Court- ¬ CATESBY WOODFORD J M HALL house My interest in a bowling alley ROBT H FERGUSON does not conflict with my practice See JAS E OLAY my card in another column BARNETT BROS lOoctlt J R Adair D D S See the goods and get our prices TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS Clays Shoe Store Main NO COCAINE NO GAS Cor 4th A simple appication to the gams used onlyb no and acknowledged by the public to be th best and easiest and absolutely fret- - from any after effects Catr uoric neatment for painless - Paris K s filling v 3 Set of teetb Upper and lower Silver fillings Gold fillings Gold crowns g Painless extraction 800 50 cts up 1500 Wheat i Seek U K -- 100 np 50 cts 500 FOR SALE CHEAP JOSEPH S PEEBLES EstablUacd 1840 Cincinnati Write for it Prest For Kent O JAS FEE G S TARDEA The teachings of 60 years experience as to all that is best in the line of Eatables Drlnfc xi I en and Sniokeables is summed up in a 60 SOST page price list Sent free All grocers keep it flour from Paris Milling Co tell The store room occupied by C Grosche ib for rent Possession given your grocer you want no other January 1st 1S99 AppW to Geo Rassenfoss Dont use any other but Purity J H ADAIR 0 0 5- - 321 Main St Paris Ky j Wheat stored on reasonable terms hshZBt market pnv plil for Wheat Call on us at Paris Milling jO 8 0IUC9 k opp Court honse Hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 5 p m B M RENJCK P S Farmers would tbeir wheat near home CO 11 Telephone 79 ui f of- - f r 1 jff KH ntiffjvi witiiyvl g r mmMeqBeijFWiwv Yi n fl -- Vp V V r 9S V 3 THE iiOUilEON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 1898 wwiyijuiimmiLimuiiwwa NEW YORK FIRE Clothing House of Eog ers Peet Was a Roaring Furnace Co SANTIAGO SUPREME COURT Bcnor Echeverria ALMOST AGREED The Work of the Peace Commissioners Will Terminate Soon AMERICAN MEATS IN FRUSSIA - AN INDICTMENT Grand the Supreme Justce Formally Recognises the United States as the Supreme Power Santiago de Cuba Dec 3 The opening the recently organized su- ¬ The Losses Are Rogers Peet Co Build- - preme court Friday morning was an impressive ceremony Chief Justice ig S350000 Home L f e Insurance Echeverria and the associate justices Co 500000 Postal Telegraph prior to the opening called at the pal- ¬ JUaildiug S1OO00O ace where they were received by Gen Wood after which with Gen New Yohk Dec 5 Fire broke out Leonard Rob¬ in the basement of the building- occu- ¬ Wood and his aides Mi were ert Porter and others they pied by Rogers Peet Co clothiers supreme court driven to the about 930 oclock The policemen chamber Here the judges donned standing within half a block of Warren office long silk gowns street heard a loud explosion and a mo- ¬ their robes of white lace and accom ¬ ment later saw a thin line of smoke trimmed with attorneys practicing in panied by the curling- up from the side of the Rogers the court who were similarly dressed Co building At that time the Peet procession and passed into rain was falling in torrents and the formed in the courtroom the chief justice escort-¬ wind blew a gale An alarm was sent ing Gen Wood in but before the first engine turned The procession having divided into into Broadway the Rogers Peet Cos semi circles Gen Wood in a few tact- ¬ basement was a roaring furnace with ful and forceful words opened the pro- ¬ great flames bursting through the ceedings delivering the court in the floors above and rushing fiercely to the name of the United States government roof Within ten minutes five alarms to the chief justice and his associates had been sent in bringing engine and demanding from the public im- ¬ after engine to the scene plicit obedience to the courts de- ¬ By 10 oclock so rapidly and fiercely cisions and decrees His pronounce- ¬ did the flames make progress that ment was translated into Spanish by there was nothing but the shell of the Capt Mendoza Rogers Peet building left with moun Chief Justice Echeverria replying tains of flames roaring a hundred accepted the judicial offices in the name feet in the air and encircling the ad¬ of justice formally recognizing the joining structure the Home Life In- ¬ United States as the supreme power surance Co building In the blinding and declaring that the bench would rain the fireman worked stretching render justice to rich and poor alike the black and slippery lines of hose The proceedings terminated with - with Health is too valuable to be trifled rznt Roods Sarsapa- Washington Dec 3 The state de Tanner of Illinois dmine partment through Ambassador White rilla and you will have the best money can buy the medicine that cures at Berlin for some time past has been every reason It Will Not lie Necessary it is Hoped to in correspondence with the German Manager Lukins of the Chicago Virdcn when all others fail You have what it has to expect it will do for you Coal Co Indicted for Manslaughter Send a Joint Evacuation Commsssioa Remember government in an effort to secure an done for others Fifty Three Other Indictments to Manila as Was Done in the abatement of the many vexatious con- ¬ Made Aainsc Rioters Evacuation of Porto Rico ditions which surround the importa- ¬ 81 tion of American meat products into Carlinville 111 Dec 2 The Vir Is Americas Greatest Medicine Price Washington Dec 5 While it is be ¬ Germany At present these products reginning to be recognized here that the are required to pass under the closest den riot grand jury made its formal G30 Hoods Pills are the favorite cathartic port to Judge R R Shirley at chances are against the conclusion of examination in some cases a dozen Judge Shirley WITNESS the work of the peace commissioners times before reaching the consumer Thursday evening came down from Springfield where he A MONOMANIACAL in Paris in time for the Americans to notwithstanding the fact that the take the steamer of the 10th for home goods have been thoroughly tested as was holding court and held a short¬ His Peculiar Pliase of lunacy Wa reDeveloped During a Trial the officials are not discouraged certified by the seal of the American half hour session to receive this ¬ - An Amelioration of the German Inspection Laws Prepared for Action in Reich ¬ stag Government Inspection Make it a Point To Get the Best Every Time When You Buy Medicine Jury Finds a Bill Against Gov Hoods SarsaparHIa ¬ at the outlook ¬ through the building R I t Li flames from every side Soon a great party was escorted to the entrance by wave of fire swept across Warren entire legal body The first ses-¬ street and caught the United States the of the first purely Cuban court sion Xife Insurance Co building at the west was then opened Amoug Cubans the corner of Broadway numbering 2S9 event is a matter for general and 261 The woodwork on a dozen congratulation The local newswindows was afire in a moment and papers consider it the dawn of a new from that time on several streams were era and express the hope that the played on this building to save it from judges who are men of legal acumen destruction When the Warren street and profound research may be able to wall of the Rogers Peet building fell at show the world that the Cuban popu- ¬ 1030 oclock a dozen firemen were di lation has within itself the elements rectly beneath Several of the men of good government The same papers were struck by bricks but none was are exceedingly complimentary in their more than slightly injured Acting allusions to Gen Wood declaring it Chief Perle fell but was dragged to quite impossible that any other Amer¬ safety by some of his men ican could have secured a better grasp Just before 11 oclock the Home Life of the entire situation Insurance Cos building 16 stories Col Valient who has been appointed high at 255 and 257 Broadway caught chief of the gendarmerie made a recfire The firemen already had their ord during the insurrection He was lines in this building up to the seventh the first to order his men to lay down floor They were greatly handicapped arms after the American occupa- ¬ by the many stories Flames had eat-¬ their he showed his willingness in tion en their way through the side wall in every and way to co operate with the many places and the huge white United States authorities He is exstructure burned fiercely The ele-¬ ceedingly popular in the province very vators made trips up and down until energetic and though a comparatively the men running the cages were young man widely experienced His compelled to flee for their lives and in appointment is much applauded this way many of the effects of the of-¬ On Monday 150 men will begin to fices were saved The three top floors build the road to Hogluin The were on fire almost simultaneously distance making allowances for from the beginning The smoke was necessary deviation is 75 miles dense Flames shot high above the Gen Wood is determined to facil- ¬ joof and over the massive brown stone itate the means of postal building on the corner below towns in end lUl the operators of the postal building of the for the and on this same island the and everybody at work in the structure day a hundred men will begin a road had been ordered out of this building to Guantanamo In this case a dis- ¬ long before tance of 40 miles must be covered At 1115 the postal building of 14 When the funds will allow a road will stories caught fire Chief Bonner who be started to Manzanillo These high ¬ had charge of the firemen took the el- ¬ ways once completed will be of in- ¬ evator and went to the roof to give estimable value for military and comAt this time mercial purposes personal directions were a few operators who had ig- ¬ there nored the orders of the fire chief two CALLED ON THE PRESIDENT or three clerks and a few boys at work in the building in the sti ¬ Gen Garcia in Washington and Visits the White House The Interview Lasted fling smoke and messages were an Hoar and a Half sent until the flames came and all were forced to rush for their lives The un Washington Dec 3 Gen Garcia sent messages wTere left at the tele¬ arrived in the city Friday afternoon graph keys and with the other members of the At 2 oclock Monday morning the fire Cuban commission called upon the was still burning fiercely in front and president although not observable by the thou ¬ Senor Gonzales de Quesada who pre-¬ sands of spectators was burning still sented Gen Garcia and his associates more fiercely and extending lower to the president and acted as interpre- ¬ down in the rear ter in the conference that followed An insurance man roughly estimated said Friday evening that as the conthe losses at about as follows ference was of a private nature it Co building and manifestly would be improper to make Rogers Peet stock and losses to other tenants in the public any of its details He was sat-¬ building 350000 isfied he said that the interview was Home Life Insurance Co building entirely satisfactory to both the mem-¬ and losses to other tenants 500000 bers of the Cuban commission and the ¬ ¬ ¬ inter-communication fighting the handshaking after which Gen Woods knowing that the government before leaving the United delay in the proceedings of the States The German inspections begin commission admits of a reasonable at the port of entry and are renewed explanation at some points For every time the goods change hands instance there has been some diffi¬ As this involves the breaking open oi culty in reaching an agreement as to original packagss even when the latter the disposition of the public property are of the smallest compass and in the Philippines including war ma- taking many samples and the payment terial guns and stores It seems how ¬ of a fee at each inspection ever likely now that the commissioners the aggregate loss of the American will agree to adopt a plan for the dis-¬ meat packer and exporter is very large position of these claims based upon the For several years the state department procedure that governed in the case of at intervals has sought to secure an the Spanish properties in Porto Rico abatement of the evils of the German It will not be necessary it is hoped to practice which was ostensibly founded send a joint evacuation commission to upon fear that infected meat might be Manila as was done in the evacuation imported into Germany notwithstand of Porto Rico but simply to adopt the ing the fact that the testimony plan laid down by the Porto Rican of all the experts the and commission statistics went to show that not a Paris Dec 5 The United States single case of trichinosis the most and Spanish peace commissioners held dreaded of swine disease could be private sessions Sunday Afterward traced to an American hog Finally representatives of both sides predicted Ambassador White secured the promise confidently that the treaty would be of what he regarded as a great amelisigned within a week unless unfore- ¬ oration of the Germany inspection seen complication arises laws and it is this embodied in the The American commissioners say shape of a bill prepared for the action there is no foundation for the reports of the reichstag which is reported tG circulated in the United States and have aroused the opposition of the cabled back that President McKinley sausage interest in America What has forwarded to the American com-¬ the department has obtained foi missioners instructions to insist un ¬ one thing is substitution of one yieldingly upon a coaling base in the general governmental inspection foi Carolines and that the Spaniards are the numerous local and municipal in endeavoring to renew their opposition spections to which American meat pro to a cession of the Philippines ducts are now subjected and the speBoth commissions recognize that the cial ground of complaint of sausage latter question is settled exporters in the premises is not clearly Washington Dec 5 Advices from perceived by the officials here but the Judge Day of the Paris peace com- ¬ state and agricultural departments oi mission received during Saturday course will do their best to protect all nights cabinet meeting are of American interests a gratifying character and hope- ¬ Secretary Wilson Friday said The ful of the signing of the peace department of agriculture is laboring treaty within a reasonable time Mem ¬ incessantly through the state departbers of the cabinet express satisfac- ¬ ment with our foreign representatives progress at the tion being to take care of our exports No oppormade and say negotiations are tunity is missed in watching and proprogressing smoothly There are vari- ¬ tecting the interests of all our ous details however concerning which exports We now have an expert the chairman desires to learn fully of in Berlin Mr Stiles who is the presidents wishes and it was an attached to the United States embassy inquiry of this character which formed there whose duty it is to give us direct the burden of the latest communica- ¬ and complete information along these tion from Paris lines Further than this the secretary would WIND STORM AT BALTIMORE not talk as the subject is being proseFully 800 Houses Were Unroofed Tele cuted through diplomatic channels ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ port in Court The errand iurv dealt pertinently with the affair and as far as it was That calls to mind a queer experience of my own said a lawyer who had listened to able to ascertain returned true bills Some years ago I defended a story against the principal participants in the for murder in a little southern town fellow and the worst witness we had against us was the tragedy of October 12 at Virden stackbuilder by an old German who Ten indictments involving 54 per-¬ trade A stack by the was ais merely another way sons were returned Against Gov name for a big chimney The old fellow was John R Tanner governor of Illinois perfectly honest and gave his evidence in straightforward manner that 1 such a there are three counts for palpablo felt myclear was doomed unless I could client omission of duty and malfeasance in think of some way to break him down While office Fred W Lukins general man ¬ I was cudgeling my brains a friend whispered how high he could build a ask ager of the Chicago Virden Coal Co is to me toWhathim you mean I asked in sur- ¬ do stack charged with manslaughter on two prise Never mind said my friend just at the slip counts With Lukins his deputies end in that question and see So paused tail as cross examination I of the Frank Wilder J E Sickles and J H if struck by an afterthought and said You Yes sir re- Smith are indicted for the killing of are a stackbuilder I believe Well sir I continued Joseph Gitterele a Mount Olive miner plied the witnesscould you build rabout how high I never Sixteen Thiel guards are held for got any further A swift inscrutable change flashed over the Germans face and he rose riot excitedly from Tan¬ sky he roared hisSo high dose angels come ner the complaining witnesses are around it like birds In five seconds he was monoYou see the man was John Graham Will Mitchell William raving sane on every subject butaone and maniac Wilson Clarence Ross and Charles my friend happened to know his weak spot Stewart employes of the Chicago-Vir-de- n It is hardly necessary to say that his evidence in regard to the homicide was prompt- Coal Co They testified that they ly ruled out by the judge and as there was no were intimidated and prevented from other witness of importance my man was following their legitimate employment cleared The rascal should have been hanged ¬ lucky refhave been by an armed body of men num ¬ and would the stack but for the N0 erence to bering 1000 who unlawfully and feloniously were assembled in Virden Expert and Able to Speak Intelli ¬ that the governor had been notified by gently the sheriff of Macoupin county that no Stephen Little who has just re- ¬ Expert over from an protection was to be had from the turnedBurlington extended trip Great the St¬ Westand Chicago Paul county and was earnesily importuned ern systems says No one who has not re¬ cently examined these properties has any for state assistance idea of their Judge Shirley fixed Gov Tanners The service on value and infinite progress the St Paul Burlington and if A In the indictments against Gov chair As high as der ¬ ¬ Times-Democr- at -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fc graph Telephone Electric Light and Trolley Poles Down 5 PROF ANDREE HEARD FROM A Bottle Picked Up By an Engineer in the ¬ The most severe wind and rain storm that has visited Baltimore for many years prevailed Sunday and did thousands of dollars damage Sixty miles an hour is the wind velocity given out by the weath- ¬ er bureau the highest for 19 years Fully 800 houses in the city and vicinity were unroofed chimneys innumerable were blown down trees uprooted and poles leveled Telegraph telephone electric light and trolley poles were blown down like so many ten pins Large sections of the city were in darkness Sunday night and the telegraph and telephone systems slvq badly wrecked Baltimore Dec Ural Mountains Give This Letter to the Consul or to the Police Stockholm Dec 3 An engine driver named Detke has written to the minister at St Peters burg a letter in which he says he found in the vicinity of the Ural mountains a bottle containing two papers one of which bore the following message writ ten in French Andres balloon has crossed the Ural mountains Signed Andre The paper inscribed in Eussian was Swedish-Nor- wegian ¬ as follows Give this letter to the consul or to bond at 500 A J Roberts the foreman of the grand jury who was also foreman of the coroners jury is a Virden police magistrate He was strongly opposed to indicting the governor In each of the indictments against Gov Tanner the omission of duty was identical Failure and refusal to re- ¬ spond to the call of Sheriff Davenport of this county for military aid in sup pressingthe riotous demonstrations of Virden coal miners a riot which cul ¬ minated on October 12 in bloodshed The indictments were in brief as foi lows 1 Failure and refusal to send troops to aid the sheriff in checking the actions of a thousand or more men who were preventing certain persons from entering on their duties in the service of the Chicago Virden Coal Mining Co 2 Failure and refusal to send troops on the call of the sheriff to prevent the same men from doing bodily vio-¬ lence to the same would be employes 3 Failure and refusal to send troops to aid the sheriff in preventing the same rioters from conspiring and com ¬ bining to do injury to the would be employes The witnesses indorsed on the back of Gov Tanners indictment are F W Lukins P C Davenport sheriff John Bronaugh Dr George George West lake Thomas Appleton the engineer at the shaft B E Davenport deputy sheriff Jacob F Elster the company storekeeper who was nearly killed by the strikers Dr Riffey and L C Dan ¬ iels the Chicago and Alton agent at Virden Chicago Gieat Western is unexcelled There is nothing in the East to compare much less to equal it and it towers monumentally over any other transportation in any part of the world The train service of these three cor porations is superb Until recently the Pennsylvania limited out of New York to Chicago was believed to be ideal but so thorough is the service of the Chicago Great Western with the buffet cars with their bulk heads stained glass windows and complete electrical equipment that the Penn ¬ sylvania people have ordered their renowned Chicago Limited into the shops that it may be rebuilt or rather modernized after the cars that are in service on the Chicago Great Western I think the future of thi property is very great The earnings are away ahead of what they were a year ago and the outlook is brighter Mattie Im invited to the Swelldonsballi1 next week but really I don t know what Im to wear Helen Well dear if you want my advice I think a thick veil would go well with your complexion Chicago Evening News When a man gets far enough along that he quits using tobacco every little while he may be set down as a confirmed user o the weed Washington la Democrat Had there never been a yowling feline ve never should have known the priceless vorth of a catless night L A W Bulletin -- At It Again A saw i Cold quickens rheumatism but quiaMy Surely St Jacobs Oil cures it Its difficult to convince a schoolboy that history repeats itself Chicago Daily News Cure A dull racking pain neuralgia St Jacobs Oil Its mre Nothing emits a worse odor than a tainted reputation Chicago Daily News During the height of the hurricane a large gas suppty tank at the corner of Scott and Ostend streets exploded and created a panic in the neighborhood No damage was done ¬ IMPORTS INTO GUATEMALA The United States Has Maintained Her Lead She Practically Controls the Foreign Trade There mander of the army celled upon Gen Garcia at his hotel The call was un Chief 3onner thought that this esti- official The two soldiers spent a mate on the basis of a million dollars pleapopt half hour together loss was about as near correct as it The Joint Session Friday was possible to make Paris Dec 3 The joint session oi At 2S0 oclock Fire Chief Bonner the peace commission Friday lasted went home saying that the fire would two hours No real progress was burn itself out in a short time and made The Spaniards are awaiting inthat it could not spread and was prac structions Spains proposition foi tically out commercial privileges in the West In dies was not settled and was scarcely Conservative Pariy Seeks Power considered Friday The Americans Madrid Dec 5 The conservative have also asked for instructions on party and Senor Silvela through their certain matters The Caroline island organs have suddenly made peremptory questions were not considered The Tnds for power Senor Sagasta treats joint commission adjourned until Sat the matter calmly ridiculing the small- - urday ness of Silvelas following ¬ losses to other tenants 5100000 Losses to surrounding buildings 50000 Postal Telegraph Co building and president Friday evening MajGenMiles com ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Dec 5 Mr Beaupre consul general at Guatemala in his annual report to the state department says that the United States has maintained her lead in imports into Guate- ¬ mala during the past year and in some important lines the gain has been most gratifying With Great Britain and Germany she practically controls Waynesbueg Pa Dec 3 WTm Fosthe foreign trade of Guatemala He says that the bulk of United States ter shot and probably fatally wounded goods is to good for this market They Miss Myrtle Gorman Friday evening should be made to sell cheaply but They had a quarrel and Foster becom should be showy with colors and tinsel ing enraged drew a revolver and fired Most of the graniteware comes from two shots the second taking effect in Germany because of the low price but the girls abdomen He escaped and it is so light and cheap that it can not the police are looking for him Foster is a private of Company C Sth Penn ¬ last long sylvania regiment and is home on a Earl of Huchan re-¬ London Dec 5 David Stuart Ers furlough Both he and his victim kine 13th carl of Buchan died Satur ¬ side at Green Castle and were here vis iting friends Friday day in his 84th vear ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the police The balloon Eagle with Prof Aidre and two companions Strindberg and Frenkel in the car left Danes island of the Spitzbergen group on July 11 1S97 in an attempt to cross the pole Since then no definite news of the aero- ¬ nauts has been received beyond a mes sage found attached to a carrier pig ¬ eon found by the whaling ship Falken which arrived at Copenhagen on Sept 3 July 13 1230 The message read p m Lat 822 north Long 125 east Good voyage eastward All well The statutory limitation of the fine is 10000 When Gov Tanner was informed Thursday even ing of the action of the grand jury at Carlinville he received the news with indifference and manifested no inter est in the particulars He was asked far an expression in regard to the mat- ¬ ter but declined to talk about it sim ¬ ply saying that he did not consider it worth while to discuss the subject Attorney General Akin was asked to give his opinion regarding the legal effect of the action in view of the sup- ¬ HE SHOT HIS SWEETHEART posed fact that the chief executive of a state can not be proceeded against in They Had a Quarrel and Ho Fired Two that way and can not be prosecuted Shot the St cond Taking Effect The upon the indictments returned but he Shooter is a Eurlouarhed Soldier declined to say anything about the HL Dec 2 ¬ Springfield 25fTHE EXCELLENCE - i k t5 OF SYRUP OE FIGS matter further than he had not previ- ¬ ously heard of the action taken by the grand jury and was not aware that any such action was contemplated This is not the first time a governor of Illinois has been indicted It is but a few 3cars since ex Gov Altgeld was indicted in Champaign county as one of the trustees of the University of Illinois ex ofiicio because the so called flag law was not observed at the uni ¬ versity but nothing ever came of the indictment which was soon afterward dismissed the Spaniards Ex Assistant City Attorney House Sen ¬ London Dec 3 The Madrid corretenced Twenty Pittsburgh Pa Dec 5 spondent of the Daily News says It three defendant stockholders of the is officially announced that the Spanish City Attorney W H House on defunct Commercial bank have been peace commissioners have secured a trial for aiding and abetting Maj W sued by Receiver Thompson for 100 The receiver concession granting Spain commercial C Moreland former city attorney for 000 in relative accounts advantages in the Philippines for ten embezzling 826000 city funds was Sat¬ claims that the stockholders agreed tn years urday found guilty and sentenced to pay 8100000 in case a shortage in assets serve IS months in the county work-¬ Killed While linking a Coupling appeared McKinney Ely Dec 3 Brakeman house and pay a fine of 1000 This The ITrencu Vintage was Houses third trial Maj More vintage Jones was killed while making a coup land who was sentenced to three years Eajus Dec 5 The French ling by freight train No 35 on the Cin of 1S98 is officially estimated at 322S2 cinnati Southern road atWuynesburg in the western penitentiary was re¬ cently pardoned after serving 18 months 000 hectoliters which is 6SCO0 heto Friday morning of his sentence Jitters below the vntage of last year stockholder Sued Milwaukee Wis Dec 5 A Concession Granted ¬ Ex-Assistant forces of Havana were relieved Friday of all further garrison duty and they 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remember the name of J the Company - - - -- A if JL j ll ii - fctSJjRi--r- t i r A feg H sWj i ii t M3 Ij si - sv M-r- -tf Kl 1 - fpi- - l 9 THE BQUKBON NEWS PA1US KY TUESDAY DECEMBER A 6 1898 3 herence to the broadest principles of humanity oven amidst the clash of war The newly accredited envoy of the Unitea States to the Ottoman Porte carries instruc- ¬ looking to the disposal of matters in contions troversy Avith Turkey for a number of years He is especially charged to press our claims for indemnity by reason of the destruction or the property of American missionaries resi- ¬ dent in that country during the Armenian troubles of 1895 as well as for the recognitioa of older claims of equal justness THE ISSUING OF COMMERCIAL REPORTS CONTROVERSY AVITH T MESSAGE ed Avhen the application of the fund Avas un- ¬ dertaken Our coasts were practical unde ¬ The President Thinks the Time Inopportune to Discuss Our New Possessions BE WILL LEAVE THAT TO CONGRESS Recommends Increase of Stand ¬ ing Army and Navy Praises our War Heroes The President Urges Legislation For of the t r the Redemption Notes United States tA-j fended Our nayy needed large provision for increased ammunition and supplies and even numbers to cope Avith any sudden attack from the navy of Spain Avhich comprised modern vessels of the highest type of constructiontal perfection Our army also required enlarge- ¬ ment of men and munitions It is sufficient to say that the outbreak of Avar when it did come found our nation not unprepared to meet the conflict Nor Avas the apprehension of coming strife confined to our OAvn country It Avas felt by the continental poAvers which on April 6 through their ambassadors and envoys ad- ¬ dressed to the executive an expression of hope that humanity and moderation might mark the course of this government and people and that further negotiations Avould lead to an agreement Avhich Avhile securing the main- ¬ tenance of peace Avould afford all necessary guarantees for the re establishment of order in Cuba In responding to that representation I said I shared the hope the envoys had expressed that peace might be preserved in a manner to ter- ¬ minate the chronic condition of disturbances in Cuba so injurious and menacing to our in- ¬ terests and tranquility as Avell as shocking to our sentiments of humanity navy department and became temporarily a part of the auxiliary navy The maximum effective fighting force of the navy during the Avar separated into classes Avas as follows Four battle ships of the first class one bat ¬ tle ship of the second class two armored cruisers six coast defense monitors one armored ram 12 protected cruisers three un- ¬ protected cruisers 18 gunboats one dyna ¬ mite cruiser 11 torpedo boats 14 old vessels of the old navy including monitors Auxiliary naAry Eleven auxiliary cruisers 28 converted yachts 27 converted tugs 19 converted col- ¬ liers 15 revenue cutters four lighthouse ten- ¬ ders and 19 miscellaneous vessels THE COAST DEFENSE The Anniversary of the Founding of the Permanent National Capital at Wash ¬ ington His Maritime Policy and Other Topics OUR AVAR WITH SPAIN J i J4 very satisfactory and steadily increasing de- ¬ gree of prosperity evidenced by the largest volume of business ever recorded Manufac- ¬ ture has been productive agricultural pursuits have yielded abundant returns labor in the lields of industry is better rewarded revenue legislation passed by the present congress has increased the treasurys receipts to the amount estimated by its authors the finances of the government have been successfully ad- ¬ advanced and ministered its credit while its cur- ¬ rank the first to rency has been maintained at the worlds highest standard Military service under a common flag and for a righteous cause has strengthened the national spirit and served to cement more closely than ever the fraternal bonds between every section of the country A review of the relation of the United States to other powers always appropriate is this year of primary importance in view of the momeu toub issues which have arisen demanding in one instance the ultimate determination by arms and involving far reaching consequences ivhich will require the earnest attention of the congress In my last annual message very full consid- ¬ eration was given to the question of the duty of the government of the United States toward Spain and the Cuban insurrection as being by far the most important problem with which vc were then called upon to deal The con- ¬ siderations ad vanccd and the exposition of the views therein expressed disclosed my sense of the gravity of the situation Setting aside as logically unfounded or practically inadmissi ¬ ble the recognition of the Cuban insurgents as belligerents the recognition of the independ ¬ ence of Cuba neutral intervention to end the war by imposing a rational compromise be ¬ tween the contestants intervention in favor of one or the other party and forcible annex ¬ ation of the island I concluded it was honest ¬ ly due to our friendly relations with Spain that she should be given a reasonable chance tofealize her expectations of reform to which she had become irrevocably committed With ¬ in a few weeks previously she had announced comprehensive plans which it was confidently asserted Avould be cmcucious to remedy the evils so deeply aiTeetir- - our own country so injurious to the true inteicsts of the mother country as well as to those or Cuba und so re ¬ pugnant to the universal sentiment of humani ¬ To the Senate and House of Representatives Notwithstanding the added burdens rendered neeessary by the war our people rejoice in a ty The ensuing month brought little sign of real progress toward the pacification of Cuba The autonomous administrations set up in the cap- ¬ ital and some of the principal cities appeared not to gain the favor of the inhabitants nor to be able to extend their influence to the large extent of territory held by the insurgents while the military arm obviously unable to cope with still active rebellion con- ¬ ob- ¬ of most the tinued many offensive policies of jectionable and the government that had preceded it No tangible relief was afforded the vast numly-r- of unhappy rcconcentrados despite tue reiter- ¬ ated professions made in that regard and the amount appropropriated by Spain to that end The proffered expedient of zones of cultiva- ¬ tion proved illusory indeed no less practical nor more delusive promises of succor could well have been tendered to the exhausted and destitute people stripped of all that made life and home dear and herded in a strange region among unsympathetic strangers hardly less necesitous than themselves By the endof Dacember the mortality among them had frightfully increased Conservative estimates from Spanish sources placed the deaths among thee distressed people at over 40 per cent from the time Gen Weylcrs de- ¬ cree of reconcentration was enforeed With the acqiescence of the Spanish authorities a scheme was adopted for relieT by charitable contributions raised in this country and dis- ¬ tributed under the direction of the consul general and the several consuls by noble and earnest individual effort through the organized agencies of the American Red Cross Thou- ¬ sands of lives Avere thus saved but many thousands more were inaccessible to such forms of aid The Avar continued on the old footing Avithout comprehensive plan developing only the same spasmodic encounters barren of strategic re- suit that hadmarked the course of the earlier ten years rebellion a Avell as the present in- ¬ surrection from its start No alternative save physical exhaustion of either combatant and therewithal the practic il ruin of the island lay in sight but how far distant no one could venture to conjecture At last occurred the destruction of the battle ship Maine Avhile rightfully lying in the har- ¬ bor of Havana on a mission of international courtesy and good will a catastrophe the sus ¬ picious nature and horror of which stirred the nations heart profoundly It is a striking evidence of the poise and sturdy good sense distinguishing our national character that this THE DESTRUCTION OF THE MAINE this juncture on the 15th of February shocking blow falling upon a generous people already deeply touched by pieceding events in Cuba did not move them to an instant des- ¬ perate resolve to tolerate no longer the exist ence of a condition of danger and disorder at by our doors that made possible such a deed jus- ¬ Avrought Yet the instinct of whomsoever tice prevailed and the nation anxiously await ¬ ed the result of the searching investigation at once set on foot The finding of the naval board of inquiry established that the origin of the explosion Avas external by a submarine mine and only halted through lack cf positive¬ testimony to fix the responsibility of its auAll these things carried conviction to the most thoughtful even before the finding of the naval court that a crisis in our relations with Spain and toward Cuba Avas at hand So strong Avas this belief that it needed but a brief executive suggestion to the congress to receive ¬ immediate answer to the duty of making in perhaps and stant provision for the possible war and the speedily probable emergency of Avas pre- ¬ remarkable almost unique spectacle houses on sented of a unanimous vote of both fifty million the 9th of March appropriatingdefense and the national for dollars con ¬ purpose every and each for be expended at therewith to nected That this he discretion of the president was disclos came none to soon Vt of provision thorship lV y tv f by the enemy Every precaution was taken to prevent possible injury to our great cities lying along the coast Temporary garrisons were provided draAvn from the state militia infantry and light batteries Avere draAvn from the volunteer force About 12000 troops Avere thus employed The coast signal service Avas established for observing the approach of an enemys ships to the coast of the United States and the life saving and light house services co operated Avhich enabled the navy department to have all portions of the Atlantic NEGOTIATIONS AVITH SPAIN coASt from Maine to Texas undef observa- ¬ Still animated by the hope of a peaceful so- ¬ tion lution and obeying the dictates of duty no ef- ¬ The auxiliary navy was created under the fort Avas relaxed to bring about a speedy end- ¬ authority of congress and Avas officered and ing of the Cuban struggle Negotiations to manned by the naval militia of the several this object continued actively Avith the gov- ¬ states This organization patrolled the coast ernment of Spain looking to the immediate and performed the duty of a second arm of de ¬ conclusion of a six months armistice in Cuba fense Avith a view to effect the recognition Under the direction of the chief of engineers peoples right to independ- ¬ submarine mines Avere placed at the most ex- ¬ of her ence this the instant posed points The aggregate number of mines Besides revocation of the order of reconcentra- ¬ placed Avas 1535 at the principal harbors from tion Avas asked so that the sufferers return- ¬ Maine to California Preparations Avere also ing to their homes and aided by United Amer- ¬ made for the planting of mines at certain other ican and Spanish effort might be put in a Avay harbors but OAving to the early destruction of to support themselves and by orderly re- ¬ the Spanish fleet these mines Avere not placed sumption of the Avell nigh destroyed produc- ¬ THE SIGNAL CORPS tive energies of the island contribute to the signal corps Avas promptly organized of its tranquility and Avell being The restoration Negotiations continued for some little time at and performed serAicc of the most difficult and Madrid resulting in offers by the Spanish important character Its operations during government Avhich could not but be regarded the Avar covered the electrical connection of as inadequate all coast fortifications the esuiblishment of Grieved and disappointed at this barren out- ¬ telephonic and telegraphic facilities for the come of my sincere endeavors to reach a prac- ¬ camps at Manila Santiago and in Porto Rico In Porto Rico cable communications Avere ticable solution I felt it my duty to remit the Avhole question to congress and did so in my opened oAer a discontinued route and on land the headquarters of the commanding officer message of April 11 1898 congress Avas asked to Avas kept in telegraphic and telephonic com- ¬ In view of all this the authorize and empower the president to take munication Avith the diAision commanders measures to secure a full and final termination on four different lines of operations There Avas placed in Cuban Avaters a com- ¬ of hostilities betAveen Spain and the people of Cuba and to secure in the island the establish ¬ pletely outfitted cable ship Avith war cables and cable gear suitable both for the destruc- ¬ ment of a stable goAcrnment capable order and observing its international tion of communications belonging to the enemy and the establishment of our OAvn Two ocean obligations insuring peace and tranquility and the security of its citizens as Avell as our cables Avere destroyed under the enemys bat- ¬ own and for the accomplishment of those ends teries at Santiago The day previous to the to use the military and naval forces of the United landing of Gen Shafters corps at Caimancra States as might be necessary with added au- ¬ Avithin 20 miles of the lauding place cable com- ¬ thority to continue generous relief to the starv ¬ munications Avere established and cable sta tion opened giving direct communication with ing people of Cuba This service The response of the congress after nine days the government at Washington was invaluable to the executive in directing of earnest deliberation during Avhich the al- ¬ of With a most unanimous sentiment of your body Avas the operationsoverthe army and navyby disease 1300 the loss Avas developed on eAery point save as to the expedi ¬ total force of ency of coupling the proposed action Avith a in camp and field officers and men included formal recognition of the republic of only live Cuba as the true and laAvful government of APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE AVAR that island a proposition Avhich failed of The national defense fund of 50000000 adoption the congress after conference on Avas expended in large part by the army the 19th of April by a Aote of 42 to 35 in the and naAy and the objects for Avhich it Avasused senate and 311 to G in the house of rcpresenta are fully shoAvn in the reports of the several tiAres passed the memorable joint resolution secretaries This fund being inadequate to declaring that the people of Cuba are and of the requirements of equipment and for the right ought to be free and independent and di- ¬ conduct of the Avar the patriotism of the con- ¬ recting the president to use the entire land gress provided the means in the Avar revenue and naval forces of the United States if neces- ¬ act of June 13 by authorizing a three per cent sary to carry the resolution into effect popular loan not to exceed 4U000C00 and by levying additional imposts and taxes Of the SPANISH MINISTER LEAVES AVASHINGTON authorized loan i 200 U00 000 Avere offered and This resolution Avas approved by the execu tiAe on the next day April 20 A copy Avas at promptly taken onoe communicated to the Spanish minister at It is not Avithin the province of this message this capital Avho forthwith asked for his pass- ¬ to narrate the history of the extraordinary ports and AvithdreAv from Washington leaving Avar that folloAved the Spanish declaration cf the Spanish interests in the hands of the French April 21 but a brief recital of its mor salient ambassador and the Austro Hungarian minis- ¬ features is appropriate The first encounter ter Simultaneously with its communication to of the Avar in point of date tcok place April 27 the Spank h ministerGcn Woodford the Amer- ¬ Avhen a detachment of the blockading squadron ican minister at Madrid Avas telegraphed con- ¬ shelled the harbor forts and demolished sev ¬ firmation of the text of the joint resolution eral new Avorks in construction at Matanzas and directed to communicate it to the govern- ¬ THE BATTLE OF MANILA ment of Spain Avith the formal demand that it The next engagement Avas destined to mark a at once relinguish its authority and governmemorable epoch in maritime Avarfare The ment in the island of Cuba and Avithdraw its Avith Pacific fleet under command of Commodore forces therefrom coupling this demand announcements of the intentions of this gov George DcAvey had lain for some Aveeks at ernment as to the future cf the island in con- ¬ Hongkong Upon the colonial proclamation of formity Avith the fourth clause of the resolu- ¬ neutrality being issued and the customary 24 tion and giving Spain until noon of April 23 to hours notice being giAen it impaired to Mir bay near Hongkong whence it proceeded to reply under the That demand although as above officially dersPhilippine islandsdestroy telegraphed or- ¬ to capture or the formidable shoAvn officially made knoAvn to the Spanish envoy here was not delivered at Madrid After Spanish fleet then assembled at Manila The message then recites the battle ol Ma ¬ the instruction reached Gen Woodford on the nila in Avhich the Spanish squadron under com ¬ 21 but before he could pre- ¬ morning of April sent it the Spanish minister of state notified mand of Adm Montcjo Avas annihilated by the him that upon tl c presidents appnwal of the vessels commanded by Adm Geo Dewey On the seventh day of May the government joint resolution tne Madrid goAcrnment re- ¬ garding the act as 4equiAalent to an eAident Avas advised officially of the Aictory at Manila inquired of cmmunder of our declaration of Tar had ordered its minister and at once troops Avouldthe required be fleet Avhat The in- ¬ in Washington to Avithdraw thereby breaking formation Avas received on he 5th day of May VII SlVi4 LIV i VA14 L1UUO UVun ViA IUU bIU VUUU- tric and ceising all official communication Ve and the first army expedition sailed May 25¬ and arriAed off Manila Junq 0 Other expedi tween their respective representatives Gen Woodford thereupon demanded his passports tions soon followed the total force consisting of 641 officers and 15058 men and quitted Madrid the same day Only reluctance to cause needless loss of life RELATIONS RUPTURED AND AVAR DECLARED and property prevented the early storming Spain haAing thus denied the demand of the and capture of the city and thereAvith the ab- ¬ United States and initiated that complete solute military occupancy of the Avhole group form of rupture of relations Avhich attends a The insurgents Avere constrained from taking state of Avar the executive poAvers authorized Manila as it Avas fitting that Avhatcver Avas to by the resolution Avere at once used by be done in the Avay of decisiAe operations in me to enlarged contin- ¬ that quarter should be accomplished by the meet the strong arm of the United States alone Obey ¬ gency pf actual Avar between sfates On April 22 I proclaim- ¬ ing the stern precept of Avar Avhich enjoins the ed a blockade of the north coast of Cuba in- ¬ OAercoming of the adversary and the extinc- ¬ cluding ports on said coast betAveen Cardenas tion of his power AvhercAcr assailable as the and Bahia Honda and the port of Cienfuegos speedy and sure means to win a peace divided on the south coast of Cuba and on the 2al I victory Avas not permlsiable for no partition called for volunteers to execute the purpose of of the rights and responsibilities attending the enforcement of a just and advantageous By my message of April 2 the resolution the congress Avas informed of the situation peace could be thought of and I recommended formal declaration of the THE FIGHTING IN CUSA existence of a state of Avar between the United Not Admiral Stats and Spain The congress accordingly harboruntil Santiago Ccrvera took refuge in the de Cuba about May 9th cf voted on the same day the act approved April was it practicacle to plan a systematic mili ¬ 25 1898 declaring the existence of such avu from and including the 2 1st clay of April and tary attack upon the Antillean possessions of re enacted the proision of the resolution of Spain Several demonstration April 20 directing the president to use all the occurred on the armed forces of the nation to carry coasts of Cuba and Porto Rico in preparation Due notification for the larger CAent On May 13th the North that act into effect of the existence of Avir as aforesaid Atlantic squadron shelled San Juan de Porto On May 30th Commodore giA en Schleys April 25 by telegraph to Rice Avas all the governments Avith Avhich the United squadron bombarded the forts guarding the States maintain relations in order that their mouth cf Santiago harbor Neither attack neutrality might be assured during the war had any material result It Avas evident that The various governments responded Avith proc- ¬ Avell ordcred land operations Avere indispen ¬ lamations of neutrality each after its own sable to achieve a decisive advantage The president rcxt tells of the heroic deed c f methods It is not among the least gratifying incidents of the struggle that the obligations Liieut Hobson and the seven devoted volun- ¬ of neutrality Avere impartially discharged by teers Avho sank the Merrimac in the iroatk of all often under delicate and difficult circum ¬ the harbor at Santiago under a fierce lire from the hore batteries escaping with their lives stances In further fulfillment of international duty as by a miracle bu falling into the Spaniards a proclamation announcing hands I issued April By June 7 the cutting of the last Cuban the treatment proposed to be accorded to ves- ¬ Thereafter the in- ¬ sels and their cargoes as to blockade contra ¬ cable isolated the island vasion Avas vigorously prosecuted On June 10 band the exercise of the right of search and immunity of neutral flags and neutral goods under a heavy i rotccting lire a landing of 630 under enemys flag A similar proclamation marines from the Oregon Marblehead and Avas made by the Spanish government In the Yankee Avas effected in Guantanamo bay conductor hostilities the rules of the declaration Avhero it had been determined to establish a of Paris including abstention from resort to naval station This important and essential port avjs taken privateering have accordingly been obserAred by both belligerents although neither was a from the enemy after severe lighting by the marines Avho Averd the first organized force of party to that declaration the United States to land in Cuba ENGAGED IN DEADLY CONFLICT The position so Avon Avas held despite des ¬ Our country thus after an interval of half a perate attempts to dislodge our forces By century of peace with all nations found itself June 16 additional forces were landed and engaged in deadly conflict Avith a foreign ene- ¬ strongly intrenched On June 22 the advance my Every nerve Avas strained to meet the of the invading army under Maj Gen Shatter emergency The response to the initial call landed at Daiquiri about 15 miles east of San- ¬ for 125000 volunteers Avas instant and com- ¬ tiago This Avas accomplished under great dif- ¬ plete as Avas also the result of the second c 11 ficulties bus with marvelous dispatch Oj of May 25 for 75000 additional Aolunteers The June 23 the movement against Santiago ranks of the regular army Avere increased to Avas begun On the 24th the first ser- ¬ the limits provided by the act of April 26 ious engagement took place in Avhich the 1st The enlisted force of the navy on the 15th day and 10th cavalry and the 1st United States Aol of August Avhen it reached its maximum num- ¬ unteer caalryGen Youngs brigade of Gen bered 24123 men and apprentices One hundred Wheelers division participated losing heav ¬ and three vessels were added to the navy by ily By nightfall however ground Avithin fiA e purchase one Avas presented to the govern ¬ miles of Santiago Avas Avon The adAantage ment one leased and the four vessels of the Avas steadily increased On July 1 a seAere International Navigation Co the St Paul St battle took place our forces gaining the out- ¬ Louis New York and Paris AAere chartered works of Santiago on the 2d El Caney and In addition to these the revenue cutters and San Juan were taken after a desperate charge lighthouse tenders were turned over to the j nnd the investment of theclty wascompleted ¬ Much alarm Avas felt along our entire Atlan- ¬ tic seashore lest some attack might be made V1 soA-er-eig- n -- The navy co operated by shelling the toAvn and before you of In the performance the coast forts its task the commission received all possible DESTRUCTION OF SPANISH FLEET AT SANTI- ¬ courtesy and assistance from the governments of Nicaragua and Costa Rica which thus testi- ¬ AGO fied their appreciation of the importance of On the cay following this brilliant achieve- ¬ giving a speedy and practical outcome to the ment of our land forces July 3 occurred the great project that has for so many years en- ¬ decisive naval combat of the war The Spanish grossed the attention of the respective coun- ¬ fleet attempting to leave the harbor Avas met tries by the American squadron under command of A Commodcre Sampson In less than three hours late convention providing for the revival of the ¬ all the Spanish ships Avere destroyed the two sion United States and Chilian claims commisAvhich and torpedo boats being sunk and the Maria Avere duly the consideration of claims presented to the late commission Oquendo Vizcaya and the but Teresa Almirante not considered because of the expiration Christobal Colon driven ashore The Spanish of the time limited for the duration of the admiral and over 1300 men Avere taken prison May has oners while the enemys loss of life Avas de- ¬ commission was signed by 24 1897 and The remained unacted upon the senate plorably large so me 600 perishing On our side term therein fixed for effecting the exchange but one man was killed of ratifications having elapsed the convention Although our ships Avere repeatedly struck falls ¬ by not one was seriously injured Where all so ment unless the time be extendedbringamendAvhich I am endeavoring to about conspicuously distinguished themselves from Avith the friendly concurrence of the Chilian the commanders to the gunners and the un- ¬ government named heroes in the boiler rooms each and all EVENTS IN CHINA contributing toAvard the achievement of this astounding victory for Avhich neither ancient The United States has not been an indiffer- ¬ nor modern history affords a parallel in the ent spectator of the extraordinary events completeness of the event and the marvelous transpiring in the Chinese empire Avhereby disproportion of casualties it Avould be invidi- ¬ portions of its maritime provinces are passing ous to single out any for especial honor De under the control of Aarious European poAvers serAed prbmotion has reAvarded the more con- ¬ but the prospdet that the vast commerce Avhich spicuous actors the nations profoundest the energy of our citizens and the necessity of gratitude is due to all of these brave men our staple productions for Chinese uses has With the catastrophe of Santiago Spains built up in those regions may not be preju- ¬ A diced through any exclusive treatment by the efforts upon the ocean virtually ceased spasmodic effort toAvard the end of June to neAv occupants has obviated the need of our send her Mediterranean fleet under Adm country becoming an actor in the scene Camara to relieve Manila Avas abandoned the Our position among nations Having a large expedition being recalled after it had passed Pacific coast and a constantly expanding di ¬ through the Suez canal rect trado Avith the farther Orient giAesusthe CAPITULATION OF SANTIAGO AND OCCUPA- ¬ equi tabl claim to consideration and friendly treatment in this regard and it Avill be my aim TION OF PORTO RICO to our large interests in that quarter The capitulation of Santiago folloAA ed The by subserve appropriate to the constant pol- ¬ all means number of Spanish soldiers surrendered Avas icy of our goAcrnment 22000 all of Avhom Avere subsequently conveyed ENGLANDS FRIENDSHIP to Spain at the charge of the United States With the fall of Santiago the occupation of Our relations Avith Great Britain have con- ¬ Porto Rico became the next strategetic neces tinued on the most friendly footing Assent- ¬ sity Gen Miles had previously been assigned ing to our request the protection of Americans to organize an expedition for that purpose and their interests in Spanish jurisdiction Avas Fortunately he was already at Santiago assumed by the consular and diplomatic repre- ¬ Avhere he had arrived on the 11th of July Avith sentatives of Great Britain who fulfilled their reinforcements for Gen Shafters army delicate and arduous trust Avith tact and zeal On July 27th he entered Ponce one of the eliciting high commendation most important ports in the island from It aviiI give me especial satisfaction if I shall which he thereafter directed operations for the be authorized to communicate to you a faAor capture of the islind able conclusion of the pending negotiations With the exception of encounters Avith the Avith great Britain in respect to the Dominion enemy at Guayama Hormigueros Coamo and of Canada It is the earnest Avish of this gOA Yauco and an attack on a force landed at Cape ernment to remoAe all sources of discord and San Juan there Avas no serious resistance irritation in our relations Avith the neighbor ¬ The campaign Avas prosecuted with great ing dominion The trade betAveen the tAvo Aigor and by the 12th of August much of the countries is constantly increasing and it is im- ¬ island Avas in our possession and the acquisi- ¬ portant to both countries that all reasonable tion of the remainder Avas only a matter of a facilities should be granted for its develop- ¬ short time At most of the points in the is- ¬ ment land our troops Avere enthusiastically avcI THE ANNEXATION OF HAAVAII comed Protestations of loyalty to the flag The president tells of the annexation of the and gratitude for th2livery from Spanish rule Hawaiian Islands and states that this Avas met our commanders at eAery stage iAely accomplished on Au- ¬ The total casualties in killed and Avounded simply but impress gust 12 xlast Pursuant to the terms of the in the army during the Avar Avas as folloAVs Officers killed 23 enlisted men killed 257 to- ¬ joint resolution and in exercise of the authority upon me I directed that the tal 280 officers Avounded 113 enlisted men thereby conferred military poAvers theretofore civil judicial and Avounded 161 total 1577 Of the navy exercised by the Killed 17 Avounded 67 died as result of of the Republic of officers of the goAcrnment Hawaii should continue to 1 invalided from service 0 total 91 Avounds be exercised by those officers until congress It Avill be observed that Avhile our naAy Avas incorpor- ¬ engaged in tAVO great battles and in numerous shall proAide a goAernment to for the poAver to my ated territory subject perilous undertakings in the blockades and remove such officers and to fill such vacancies bombardment and more than 50000 of our The questions heretofore pending betAveen troops Avere transported to distant lands and HaAA aii and Japan growing out of the alleged engaged in assault and siege and battle and of Japanese treaty immigrants many skirmishes in unfamiliar territory Ave mistreatment pleased to say adjusted before Avere I am lost in both arms of the service a total of 1668 the act of transfer by the payment of a rea- ¬ killed and Avounded and in the entire cam- ¬ sonable indemnity to the government of Ja- ¬ paign by land and sea avc did not lose a gun or pan a flag or a transport or a ship and Avith the Under the provisions of the joint resolution exception of the creAV of the Merrimac not a the existing customs relations of the HaAvaiian soldier or sailor Avas taken prisoner islands Avith the United States and Avith other On August 7 46 days from the date of the countries remain unchanged until legislation landing of Gen Shafters army in Cuba and 21 shall otherwise proAide It Avould be desir days from the surrender of Santiago the able that all foreign consuls in the HaAvaiian United States troops commenced embarkation islands should reeeiAe new exeqaters from this for home and our entire force Avas returned to gOAsrnment the United States as early as August 24 They The attention of congress is called to the fact Avere absent from the United States about tAvo that our consular offices having ceased to exist months in HaAvaii and being about to cease in other The president then mentions in terms of countries coming under the soAereignty of the cordial appreciation the timely and useful United States the provisions for the relief and work of the American National Red Cross transportation of destitute American seamen boTh in relief measures preparatory to the in those countries under our consular regula- ¬ campaigns in sanitary assistance at several tions will in consequence terminate It is of the camps of assemblage proper therefore that neAv legislation should The annihilation of Adm CerAeras fleet fol-- be enacted upon this subject in order to meet loAved by the capitulation of Santiago haAing the changed conditions brought to the Spanish government a realizing The message recommends some amendments sense of the hopelessness of continuing a to our extradition statute This matter Avas struggle nbAV become Avholly unequal it made mentioned in a previous presidents message OAertures of peace through the French but not acted upon by congress Avho Avith the assent of his goAcrn- ¬ PARIS EXPOSITION ment had acted as the friendly representatiAe noAV every prospect that the partici ¬ There is of Spanish interests during the Avar pation of the United States in the universal SPALN SUES FOR PEACE exposition to be held in Paris in 1900 Avill be on On the 26th of July M Cambon presented a a scale commensurate Avith the advanced posi- ¬ communication signed by the duke or Almo tion held by our products and industries in the doAar the Spanish minister of state inviting Avorlds chief marts the United States to state the terms upon The commercial arrangement made Avith Avhich it Avould be Avilling to make peace On France on May 2S 1898 under the provision of July 30 by a communication addressed to the section 3 of the tariff act of 1897 duke of Almodovar and handed to M Cambon Avent into effect on June 1 follow- ¬ the terms of this government Avere announced ing relieAed a portion It has substantially as in the protocol aftenvards of our export trade from serious embarrass- ¬ signed ment Further negotiations are now pending Immediately upon the conclusion of the pro- ¬ under Section 4 of the same act Avith a amcav to tocol I issued a proclamation of August 12 sus- ¬ the increase of trade betAveen the tAvo coun- ¬ pending hostilitities on the part of the United tries to their mutual advantage Negotiations States The necessary orders to that end Avere Avith other goAernmcnts in part interrupted at once given by telegraph The blockade of by the war Avith Spain are In progress under the ports of Cuba and San Juan de Porto both sections of the tariff act I hope to be Rico Avas in like manner raised On August able to announce some of the results of these 18 the muster out of 1COO00 A olunteers or as negotiations during the present session of con- ¬ near that number asAvas found to be practicable gress was ordered NEGOTIATIONS AAITH GERMANY The message then recites the appointmentof Negotiations end with evacuation commissions for Cuba and Porto have been set to the sameMeanAvhilc Germany on foot no effort Rico also of the appointment of Wm R Day has been relaxed to convince the imperial late secretary of state Cushman K Davis government of the thoroughness of our inspec ¬ Wm P Frye and Senator George Gray as a is commission to proceed to Paris and arrange tion of pork products for exportation and it of the peace Avith a commission appointed trustea that by efficient administration terms of the department of agriculture this measure Avith Spain will be recognized as a guarantee of the OUR NEW POSSESSIONS healthfulness of the food staples Ave send I do not discuss at this time the government abroad to countries Avhere thf ir use is large or the future of the neAv possessions and necessary OUR RELATIONS AVITH MEXICO Avhich will come to us as the result Such discus- ¬ of the Avar Avith Spain The president suggests that congress con- ¬ sion Avill be appropriate after the treaty of sider the adAisability of authorizing and in peace shull be ratified In the meantime and viting a conference of representatives of the until the congress has legislated otherAvise it treasury departments of the United States and will be my duty to continue the military gov- ¬ Mexico to consider the subject of concurrent ernments Avhich have existed since our occu- ¬ legislation of the tAvo countries looking to the pation and give the people security in life and protection of the revenues by harmonious property an 1 encouragement under a just and measures operating legally on either side of the boundary benificent rule As scon as Ave are in possession of Cuba and OUR RELATIONS AVITH PERU haA c pacified the island it will be necessary to The goAcrnment of Peru has giAen the pre ¬ give aid and direction to Us people to form a government for themselves This should be scribed notification of its intention to abrogate¬ commerce and navi undertaken at the earliest moment consistent the treaty of friendshipthis country August 31 gation concluded Avith Avith safetj and assured success It is im ¬ 1887 As many important portant that our relations Avith these people provisionsthat treaty contains maintenance necessary to the of friendly character and our shall be of the most commerce and commercial relations close and reciprocal It Avith difficulty be good relations Avhich could replaced by the nomination should be our duty to assist in every proper up the Avastc places of the island of reneAved provisions within the brief twelve Avay to build encourage the industry cf the people and as ¬ months intervening before the treaty term- ¬ I have invited suggestions by Peru rs sist them to form a government Avhich shall be inates particular provisions it is desired to an- ¬ independent thus realizing the best to the free and nul in the hope of reaching an arrangement aspirations of the Cuban people replaced by a just be- ¬ whereby the remaining articles may be pro Spanish rule must be nevolent and humane goAcrnment created by Aisionally saved THE CZARS PEACE PROPOSAL the people of Cuba capable of performing all international obligation and Avhich shall en- ¬ president calls attention to the proposal The courage thrift industry and prosperity and of the czar of Russia to reduce the military es ¬ promote peace and good will among all of the tablishments of the different nations and ex- ¬ inhabitants Avhatcver m y h ve been their re- ¬ presses the hope that the contemplated con- ¬ Neither revenge nor ference will accomplish such a desirable re- ¬ lations in the past passion should have a place in the ncAvgoAern form ment Until there is complete tranquility in OTHER FOREIGN MATTERS the island tnd a stable government inaug ¬ r The claims of OAvners of American sealing urated military occupation will be continued vessels for seizure by Russian cruisers in Beh OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS rlng sea arc being pressed to a settlement The With the exception of the rupture Avith equity of the cases justifies the expectation that Spain the intercourse or the United States a measure of reparation Avill eventually be ac- ¬ Avith the great family of nations has been corded in harmony Avith precedent and in the marked with cordiality and the close of the light of proven facts Immediately upon the outbreak of the Avar eventful year finds most of the issues that complex relations of with Spain the Swiss government proposed to necessarily arise in the sovereign states adjusted or presenting no se the United States and Spain that they should sious obstacle to a just and honorable solution severally recognize and carry into execution as a modus Vivendi during the continuance of by amicable agreement The Nicaragua canal commission under the hostilities the additional articles proposed to chairmanship of Rr Adm John G Walker the International Red Cross conference of appointed July 24 18V7 under the authority of GeneA a October 20 1858 extending the effects a provision in the sundry civil act of June 4 of of the existing Red Cross convetion of 1864 that year has nearly completed its labors and to the conduct cf naval war The SavIss pro- ¬ the results of its exhaustive inquiry into the posal was promptly and cordially accepted by proper route the feasibility and the cost of us and simultaneously by Spain This government feels a keen satisfaction in construction of an intertpfceania canal Nlcaraguan route will be laid I havlngttiusbeen enabled to testify to Its ad- by a -am-ba-sa- TURKEY - During the past year the important Avork of collecting information of practical benefit to American industries and trade through tho agency of the diplomatic and consular officers has been steadily advanced and in order to lay such data before the public with the least delay the practice was begun in January 1898 of issuing the commercial reports fronr day to day as they are received by the de partment of state It is believed that for¬ promptitude as Avell as fullness or information the service thus supplied to our merchants and manufacturers will be found to show sen- ¬ sible improvement and to merit the liberal support of congress The secretary of the treasury reports that the receipts of the government from all sources during the fiscal year ended June 30 1893 in- eluding 584751223 received from sale of -railroads amounted to 5405321335 and its There Avas col- ¬ expenditures to 443368582 149575062 and from in- ¬ lected from customs ternal revenue 5170900641 Our dutiable im- ¬ ports amounted to 324635479 a decrease of 58156 690 over the preceding year and importations tree of duty amounted to 291 414175 a decrease from the preceding year of 90524068 Internal reAenue receipts exceeded those of the preceding year by 2421206r The total tax collected on distilled spirits Avas 92516999 on manufactured tobacco 36 230522 and en fermented liquors 39511421 We exported merchandise during the year amounting to 1231482330 an increase of 180 488774 from the preceding year The provisions made for strengthening the resources of the treasury in connection Avith the Avar has given increased confidence in tho purpose and power of the government to main ¬ tain the present standard and has established more firmly than ever the national credit afc home and abroad Pacific- SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY REPORT hi w December I REDEMPTION OF UNITED STATES NOTES 1897 reneAvso much of my recommendation of That Avhen any of the United States notes are presented for redemption in gold and are redeemed in gold such notes shall be kept and set apart and only paid out in exchange for gold This is an obvious duty If the holder of the United States note prefers the gold and as folloAvs gets it from the government he should gOA not reeeiAe the back from ernment a United States note Avithout paying gold in exchange for it There son for this is made all the more apparent Avhen the government issues an interest bearing debt to provide gold for the redemption of United States notes a non interest bearing debt Surely it should not pay them out again ex- ¬ cept on demand and for gold If they are put out in any other Avay they may return again to be folloAved by another bond issue to re- ¬ deem them another interest bearing debt to redeem a non interest bearing debt TO INCREASE STANDING ARMY The importance of legislation for the perma- ¬ nent increase of the army i manifest and tho recommendation of the secretary of Avar for that purpose has my unqualified approval There can be no question that this time and probably for some time in the future 100000 meil Avill be none too many to meet the neces- ¬ sities of the situation At all eAents Avhethcr that number shall be required per manently or not the power should be given to the president to enlist that force if in his dis- ¬ cretion it should be necessary and the further discretion should be giAen him to recruit for the army Avithin the above limit from the in ¬ habitants of the islands Avith the government of Avhich Ave are charged -- I vide for the increase of the regular establish- ¬ ment This Avill be only an act of justice and Avill be much appreciated by the brave men Avho left their homes and employment to help the country in its emergency to muster out the entire vol- ¬ unteer army as soon as the congress shall pro ¬ It is my purpose MUSTER 1NG OUT THE VOLUNTEERS i com mission for the purpose of making sys ¬ causes and prevention of yellow fever In my last annual message I recommended that congress authorize the appointment of a tematic investigations Avith YtLLOAV FEAER v7 U This matter has acquired an increased importance as a result of the military occupation of tho reference to tho island of Cuba and the commercial intercourse betAveen this island and the United States Avhich Ave have every reason to expect I renew my recommendation that the au- ¬ thority of congpess may be given and a suita ¬ ble appropriation made to provide fcr a com- ¬ mission of experts to be appointed for the pur- ¬ pose indicated The annexation of HaAvaii and the changed relations of the United States to Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines resulting from tho Avar compel the prompt adoption of a mari- ¬ time policy by the United States There should be established regular and frequent steamship communication encouraged by the United States un ler the American flag Avith the newly acquired islands Spain furnished to its colonies at an annual cost of about 2 000009 steamship lines communicating Avith a portion or the Avorlds markets as Avell as Avith trade centers of the home govern- ¬ ment The United States Avill not undertake to do less It is ourduty to furnish the peoplo of HaAvaiiAvith facilities under national con- ¬ trol for their ezport and import trade It will be conceded that the present situation calls for legislation Avhich shall be prompt durable and liberal The president calls attention to the condition of the department of justice building It istoo small for the transaction of Increased business NeAv buildings should be erected The message recommends the construction of three neAv battleships three armored cruis- ¬ ers three protected cHiisers and numerous other vessels The president urges legislation for the talc ¬ ing of the tAAelfth census The public lands disposed of by the govern ¬ ment during the year reached 845389692 acres an increase of 61478026 acres over the previous year The department of agriculture has been act- ¬ ive in the past year Explorers have been sent to many of thecountries of the eastern and estern hemispheres for seeds and plants that may be useful to the United States and Avith the further vieAV of opening up markets for our surplus products ThcAvcather bureau forecast and observa ¬ tion stations haAe been extended around the Caribbean sea to give early A arning of approach of hurricanes from the south seas the to our fleets and merchant marine The president recommended an appropria- ¬ tion for a national celebration in the year 1900 of the anniversary of the founding of tho per ¬ manent capital of the United states at Wash J -- - r ington The alien contract laAv is shown by cxperi w ence to need some amendment the rightful application of the eight hour Iuav for thebene- lit of labor and of the principle of arbitration are suggested for consideration anl I commend these subjects to the careful attention of the congres A A MARITIME POLICY -- - i ENLARGE THE NAVY MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS - reJt ExecutiAe Mansion Decemoer WlLLTAM MClvrNLEY 5 isJ3 Simpis fire extinguishers can be prorv duced by anyeody at a slight cost 4 Dissolve 20 pounds of common salt and 10 pounds of salammoniae in 30 liters of water and fill the mixture in quart bottles of thin glass The extinguish- - - A - ers thus prepared are highlv suitable to smother small fires The bottles which should be securely corked up and sealed to prevent the contents from evaporatingare thrown into tho flames of the starting th o or its imme diate vicinity with to cause them to brtkSenou--hTchemcxio j V s - A d fl IT V pmSJJBIS W Wc V v THE SCINTILLATIONS BO ORB OK IVliAH J PEIS PHWWWLW E - WiA V JSf a U EE 6 jwatzfgg m iSSS I J 1 11 JJ 88 H I nil i I m t- - RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Au Continent Richmond may have a telephone rate Interesting Jumble Of News And Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK war Flemingsburg may have a street fair before Christmas Rev Joe Hopper has closed a meeting in Louisville with fifty converts The first Kentucky sailed Sunday from Porto Rico on the transport Berlin The Lexington Leader says that a State Football League may be organized Claude Wickliffe of Cynthiana open ¬ ed a bowling alley in Harrodsburg last week TIE BOURBON DEW 1881 Eighteenth Year Established jPublished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner BBTJfiE MILLER Make all Checks Money movable to the order of Champ Miliar Orders etc ri ii ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each Insertion Locals in blac- - type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates ObituRr38 cards of t hunks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a mas Hke nature ten cents per line Bpecial rates given for large advertise J M Brock and Herman Huse of ments and yearly cards Laurel had a lawsuit over a 65 cent turkey and the former had to pay 13 costs Tlie Presidents Message The State Election Commissioners Congress convened yesterday and have decided the Ninth district contested heard the Presidents message read The election case giving the certificate to message is quite a lengthy document Pugh Mordecai Williams the defeated The President prefer not to discuss our candidate will take the case before new possessions at this time He favors Congress increasing the army and the navy and Kentucky University old Transyl- ¬ recommends legislation for the redemp- vania will on January 1 celebrate the tion of United States notes The mes- one hundredth anniyersary of its open- ¬ sage will be found on the third page of DD ¬ ¬ ¬ -- The 10000 residence of Mrs Mary Lydick burned yesterday morning in Cynthiana Bovle Countv will issue 4 per cent bonds to the amount of 45000 to pay for her turnpikes A six year old child died in Mason last week from blood poison caused by the scratch from a kitten An African Piince named Kohloo voomah will lecture to night in M t Ol- ¬ ivet at the court house The Louisville baseball club is for sale at 50000 Who wants a ball club for a Christmas present An extended account ot the million dollar fire in New York sky scrapers will be found on pge two An all Kentucky college foot ball team may be organized to play the Car- ¬ lisle Indians at Lexington during Christ- ¬ One of the best evidences of the value Theatrical And Otherwise Remark In of lightning rods up to date has been The Fover afforded by the Washington monument It is capped by a small four sided pyra- ¬ CHRISTM la mid of aluminium which metal so Countless Johnnies count the days cheap today was very costly at the And not a single hour is lost time of the building of the greatest Boundless is the Christmas craze And countless papas count the cost obelisk that tho world has ever known This aluminium tip is connected with the ground by four copper rods which W H Crane will produce a new play go down deep into the earth On April called The Head of the Family in 5 1885 five immense bolts of electrici- ¬ ty were seen to flash between the monu New York to night ment and a thundercloud overhanging in the course of 20 minutes In other The Demoeber M unsay s Magazine has words the monument was struck fierceA Quettiou of ly five times but it suffered noamage short story entitled Identity written by Miss Neva Will- ¬ whatever On June 15 of the same year a more iams of Harrodsburg tremendous assault was made upon the ¬ ¬ GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS TilglitnliiKs Assaults S S S Cures It Matters Not How Ob ¬ stinate or What Other Remedies Have Failed Sores and Ulcers cific i If Lillian Russell arrived Saturday from her four months sojourn in England and Germany She will rest until Eas ¬ ter when she will return to England to fill an engagement in Loudon ¬ ¬ The News ing Rev Thomas U Dudley Bishop of the Episcopal Church of Ken ¬ Corbett might star in a new play tucky will deliver the address called The Fiasco of Mr Fakir The Murray Hart Dramatic Company a attraction which is touring Kentucky is playing in Carlisle Central this week 10-20-30 During fifty seven performances of Cyrano de Bergerac Richard Mans- ¬ field played to 94051 every seat bring Mr Manssold at every performance field began an engagement in Chicago The Hour of Lincolns Shooting last night He comes to Cincinnati af- ¬ A highly interesting story is told to ter the holidays account for the fact that almost every wooden clock in America has its hands Within a brief period hardly more painted to indicate the hour of 18 min ¬ than a year the American stage has lost utes past 8 It is related that most such signs were originally Couldock Mrs John Drew Thomas watchmakers made by one man who was at first in Keene Joseph Proctor Thomas Whiffen indi- ¬ of the Joseph W Shannon Charles T Parsloe cate habit old painting the hands to any or young hour that struck W J Scanlon John Wild Harry Mere ¬ his fancy when he came to that part of dith Charlotte Thompsou Margaret the job But when President Lincoln Mather andotherswho adiSrued it was assassinated he conceived the idea A GUNSHOT WOUND of commemorating the event by record- ¬ Capt J H McBrayer the well known dis- ¬ i ing the hour and minute thereof upon tiller of Lawrenceburg Ky says The three star alliance R D Mc- ¬ wooden timepieces a custom Lean Odette Tyler and Charles B Hau all his ever since perpetuated There is some- ¬ ford will play in Louisville the latter thing striking and dramatio about this part of the week producing Julius Cae- ¬ notion of time standing still forever M- - D sar Merchant of Venice Romeo aud after an event of such tragic signifiJuliet and Othello R D McLean is cance There is no doubt about the fact well known to Paris theater goers from that nearly all the wooden clocks do in- ¬ his acting here with Marie Prescott and dicate the hour of 18 minutes past 8 Phone 136 Charles Hanford is remembered for bis You can see that for yourself But if the clockmaker thought he was thereby refine production of Julius Caesar Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste cording the hour of the assassination Insurance in the Hurst Home only his intelligence was as wooden as his Office Hours 7 to 10 a m cost the policy holders fifty cents on the wares for President Lincoln was shot 2 to 4 p m not at 18 minutes past 8 but at about hundred dollars during the year 1897 7 to 8 p in 15 minutes past 10 O W Miller Agent New York Post 16aug tf Ky Pari ¬ monument from the heavens and the result was a fracture of one of the topmost stones The crack still remains to Bhow what nature can do in the way of an electrical shock but the slightness of the damage is evidence of mans power to protect himself from such at- ¬ tacks The obelisk is ideally located for attracting electrical assaults from the skies and yet while many times hit it has suffered only once and that time to a trifling extent Boston Transcript ¬ seated and lead to conditions most serious They are caused in different ways but in every case the blood is involved and no amount of local treat- ¬ ment can have any effect The poison must be eliminated from the blood before a cure can be had THROWN FROM A HORSE ¬ left leiC j aome years ju t o cViiir in the a sUgfet I considered only receiving what wound li ueveiupuu and into a running sore deal gave me a great of pain and inconven- ¬ I was treated ience by many doctors and took a number of blood did but Obstinate sores and ulcers which remedies good none did and me any refuse to heal under ordinary treat ¬ not eem to check the ment soon become chronic and deep progress of the sore I Swifts Spe S highly gi recommended ior me hlnnri and concluded to rrivp it a trial and the s sdMcttSr to riMf7- - j2 jjf S S S seemed to wa ing get right at the trouble hnH hoarH S S 1 i vrJp5C-tleX rmsfjvMi v iEl nm - Mr H Kuhn of Marion Kansas writes About three years ago my granddaughterBer they are It matters not howhas failed acquired ha Whitwood was thrown from a norse re SSS ceiving a wound of the scalp Though under or what treatment the treatment of physicians for several months will cure the most obstinate deep the wound remained about the same until it to finally became very angry looking and broke seated sore or ulcer It is useless lo- ¬ of salves out into a running expect local treatment sore This soon spread tions etc to effect a cure because to other parts of the cause of the- scalp and ran down the they can not reach the real SSS side of the neckincreas trouble which is the blood ing in severity and fear- ¬ drives out every trace of impurity in fully disfiguring her way cures per- ¬ She was then placed un- ¬ the blood and in this is the cases der the care of the fac manently the worst ulty of a well known only blood remedy guaranteeu feziBtrttfz ihosDital hut even the treatment she received there failed to arrest the s- v jr -- M terrible sore Reading fTW iof the many cures of and contains not a particle of potasfr blood troubles effected mercury or other mineral SSS by S S S we decided to try It and It relieved her promptly In a few cures Contagious Blood Poison Scrof- ¬ months she was entirely cured and scarcely ula Cancer Catarrh Eczema Eheu a mark now remains where the disease held matism Sores Ulcers Boils or any full sway book and forced tne poison out of my blood soon cureo afterwards the sore healed up andS was by is iar sound and well I am sure S S the best blood remedy made fl r It M - Purely Vegetable other blood trouble Valuable on these diseases will be mailed free to any address by the Swift SpecHfio Company Atlanta Georgia ¬ Will Kerxey Physician DlSSGlUtlQD Notice 3 1898 Surgeon ¬ A Congress- ¬ ional Record will now proceed to fill That valued exchange the the waste baskets in countless editorial sanctums paars to have go ne out somewhere and lost itself The camp horror business is a trifle d all just now ¬ Stevens Feslers livery stable at Mt Sterling burned at one oclock Saturday morning and fourteen valuable horses perisned A carriage ten buggies har ueae and a lot of feed also bnrued Two of the horses destroyed were trotters one belonging to Warren Stoner aud the other to J B Tipton Loss 8500 in- ¬ surance 3600 W Of Peck P O The war investigating commission ap men from Top and Stoitm overcoats for Gos 5 to 25 at Price To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble aud Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years 1 ised three boxebof your Celery Capsules ana tbej have cured me Kor the benefit of other n afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S Andeks ji Sold by all druggists at 50c and Si per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Recommend S Timely Event The Success of The Season Of Stock Crop STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfer Etc This is tne season of the year when Turf Notes he country editor likes to receive conJonas Weil shipped twenty cars of extributions from tha pen of his farmer port cattle Friday from this city friends spare iiba backbone sausage W B Higgins of May8Villela8t week etc ¬ the delinquent oubscribers who made many editors pass thankless Thankgivings do not do something soon a Santa Clausless Christmas will be Bum lered among their sins If A Beautiful Volume One of the most attractive of holiday hook offerings is a handsome white and gold volume which the John P Morton Co of Louisville has just issued for Mrs Kate Goldsboro McDowell The volume is called Unfolding Leaves of Tender Thought aud between its cov- ¬ ers are many tender melodies which show evidence of true poetic inspiration The author is a talented Kentuckienne The pi ice of the volume is 150 post paid New F C Time Card A new time card will go into effect on the Frankfort Cincinnati Kentucky Midlanl railway Monday December 5th No 1 will arrive at Paris at 840 a m ani No 3 will arrive at 510 p m No 2 will leave Paris at 930 a m and No 4 will leave at 540 p m These trains are passenger trains only Have you fee i those They mas pictures at J any one you may give them will please pretty T Hintons - Christ- ¬ shipped a 1000 lb hog to Cincinnati Thos McClintock of Millersburg bought twenty five mules in the county last week paying 80 to 100 for good ones and 40 to 50 for inferior animals Col T D Chenault of Madison ship ¬ ped three hundred 1550 lb cattle from Richmond to New York last week They were shipped on a special train of twenty cars J W Thomas Jr sold in Cincinnati last week six hhds of tobacco at 13 to 10 W T Overbey sold eight hhds at 16 to 1175 Other Bourbon sales were F P Lair six hhds at 8 75 to 6 W 3 Peterson seven hhds at 830 to 440 G S Allen one hhd at 450 Wessellman Ewalt six hhds at 995 to 575 n Redmon nine hhds at 7 95 to 370 R R Parks two hhds at 670 and 6 65 and Clav McVeyseyen hhds at 990 to 3 Take your hides to N Kriener He will pay you 1 cents for green hides 150 to 350 for horse hides according to size and sheep skins in proportion 29no lmo i Call at J T Hintons now and select your Christmas presents He will put them aside until you are ready for them tf I have in past years had large lines of Christmas chairs but this year I can show you more than ever Call early and make your selections Subscriptions to the Ledger Monthly hip hoir just rolling in by the thousands It will pay any of our readers to drop in ai the office and look at a sample copy of the Ledger Monthly and then take ad- ¬ vantage of their clubbing rates We will send our paper The BouitBON News and the Ledger Monthly for 3 25 This is a very smal price to get up an excellent local newspaper and Americas MumIcIuiih Live Long great Family Magazine Just think of A French writer notes though a it this paper and a beautiful Magazine few great musicians havethat young died for only 225 Do not miss such an op- to wit Mozart at 85 Schubert at 81 portunitytf Bellini at 83 MendeLssmn at 38 and Weber when he was but 40 a large W ITtSgi fi number have lived to be very old men Insure in my agency - non ¬ GO Those union Prompt paying reliable years ofwho died between Von and 70 tiitiiiwiil mAhil ftnnAfi l km age include Bach Bulow Wiiuiil companies insures against fire and Rubinstein Living beyond 70 years liwiuu asTTjE rifT i igg imwiu MuiuiUJ tain S3iIiiiJi came Gluck Gounod Handel Liszt wiad and storm illllUI HwNIMvlXivvVfvvw mm tlillHUii I Meyerbeer Rossini Spontini and Wag vaAAaAAAA4 HMD W 0 HINTOft Agent tiiUlU AftMAMAAM ner while the great age of 89 was at- ¬ Iw ayuJujjjaiiyjyai3fciHUiiiiii tained by Auber and others Dying at iltlll Carpets and mattings greatly reduced more than 80 were Cherubini Cramer -Jiiiiu i k A AT fcl3 rwa A iCi alagfr TXV ui at J T Hintons Lachner Palestrina Rameau Schutz tf and Taubert The average ago of music NTnnnnLwoui-- vv al celebrities is about 67 years y Hil Pf llltJMuiii IMIHUUP ¬ g The bell at the parsonage went and as the dominie was in his study and his wife getting the baby to sleep Master Harold aged 7 went to the door On opening it he found a couple evidently from the country both young and bashful but after looking at the boy a moment the young man queried Is the parson to home Do you want Yes said Harold to get married Thats just what were here for said the prospective bridegroom as ho looked fondly at the biushing girl by his side Well come right in then said boy ushering them into the parlor the and when they had seated themselves on the edge of two chairs aide by side he started oft sayiHg Ill call pa and ma too Shell be awful glad for she has all the marry in money and I heard her tell pa this mornin that she wished some folks would come to get married cause she hadnt nough money to buy Chicago Hews her new hat ting-a-liu- On wont tell folks what you are- got to keep on talking Yuve One inch wont make you yery tall Yon e of to keep on growing On little ad wont do it all Youw got to keep em going Om word btp wont take you verv far Youve not to keep on walking By mutual consent the firms doingr business under the name and style of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler Co have thiH day dissolved and JE R Spears Sons are their successors All persons indebted to the above firms 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 Stuarts Spears Stuart are responsiole for all debts contracted by the firms of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler Co Paris Ky Nov SPEARS 4nov 4tt J H IIIBIiER STUART CO Cpawfopd Bpos have lately improved their barbershop making it decidedly rhe most attractive shop in Paris ¬ ¬ NC FISHER Attorney -- At-Law7 rf J3 Paris Kentucky r -- They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any Office on Broad wav up staire 2 floored West of Bourbon News in the city Hot or cold baths at any If Phone 58 i3SSSS i lfeyTTes fo L uiiiiiUil Umiu ¬ iWomen m m Beautifu a Good RetiHons For Giving At the meeting of the Fifeshire asso ciation held in London Dr Wallace told a story of a peniioner who used to stand with a placard on his breast enumerat ¬ ing his claims to the coppers he begged ¬ txss F r IsMVllJlSSigk KUiliKttcsss srttil f WMu illlllli Mlliiili IilUlW WJM 5 There are few women as beau- tiful as they might be Powder and paint and cosmetics dont make good looks Beauty is simply an impossibility without health Beautiful women are few because healthy women are few The way to have a fair face and a well rounded figure is to take g 2 2 g J 9 The list ran thus Battles 4 wounds 5 children 6 total 15 This is al- ¬ M Grant Duffs most as good as Sir story of the Irish beggar who prayed For the love of God sir give me a crust for I am so thirsty that I dont know where I shall sleep tonight 1 e London Globe A t tf tf -- - J T Hinton j J - troubles and weaknesses and fact the nicest things yo can get for Christmas because thev are drains It makes no difference J Tlie Apparent Difference USEFUL as well as ORNAMENTAL what the doctors call the trou- - a Johnny Pa some of the curious peoble if there is anything the 1 ple round here they call odd and matter in the distinctly feminine g some of the others eccentric Whats the difference organs Bradfields Fe eccenman is said Pa male Regulator will help S tric he When a has more or to bemoney less usually g and cure it It is good for ir-- J s Your Goods stored until you wish them dtlivered Groceries at less than wholesale is poor a regular or painful menstruation a When he Transcript man is simply odd pri e at J K Speare Boston tt for leucorrhcea for falling of the S Almost anybody would like a nice m womb for nervousness head-- 2 Twenty three men in every 1000 ache backache and dizziness comfort for a Christmas present and J serving in the British army are 6 feet Take it and get well TvHiutou has beat and cheapest Then 5 and upward in height 83 in every tf your old time girlish features g 1000 are 5 feet 11 inches and 58 in evS Insure against fire wind and light g and figure will be restored ery 1000 5 feet 10 inches There are Elegant line of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete Mouldings Undertaking in all its hranoVma ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co 785 in every 1000 army men under 5 Sold by druggists for 1 a bottle your old furniture to be re 5mllniln scientifically attended toC Send me MOST PERFECT MADE feet 9 inches lower rates and absolutely safe insur paired THE BRABFIELD REGULATOR CO S A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free ance O W Miller Agent Yonr furniture moved by experienced ATLANTA GA S om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant In onjy three cases cut of ten the hands Paris Ky YEARS THE STANDARD light is equally good in each eye 40 the uupracticed discernment but its a differuo that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry bill from an expense to an investment We do good work it will cost no more than poor work but its worth double the difference Bourbon Steam Laundry -- There are eggs and eggs The egg You can save big money by having you papering done now by J T Hinton of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last mouth but theres a difference in another respect Awarded and that difference is worth money fligrhest Honors Worlds Fair Its just so with laundry The difference between good work aud poor is slight to Bra f Female This is medicine EB Hep O P that old and time tried that cures all female The CIsliops Advice clergy mau onco complained to manship design or finish Bishop Blomfield of London that his Do vou know anything ni er for prefent parishioners ware indiffeient to his I have albo on exhibition a line of medium pioed pictuiej tbat teachings are sure to go fast so vou will not miss it to call and look at them even No sooner said he do 1 begin to if you dont want to buy And then the ajsr - couches in leather ve nice preach than they begin to doze lour cot duroy and other pretty coverings Do you asked the bishop preach Maybe your wife wants a folding bed Find out and if he doe A your own sermons have the best made Always my lord always The handsomest line of Jardinieres in town Ladips nnrl Then my good friend suppose you r try some one elses retorted the bishop tlemens desks chamber se s lamps pictures tables of all kindg ana- - in a hurry aud rush Why not then buy now and get what you want My line of Fairy Rockers are hard to heat either in price work It is now only a few we ks until Christmas and every body will be rj rj 3 I 4 o-o- H t y 3 r ¬ ¬ CEEAM J T HINTON mmm 1 -- ¬ 1 I ¬ j l ¬ ¬ llll9HftIKXl19 A BEST5T5S tJmZ-X2-jSxzi- - Si f v- -- - IKWI - Hpi f 7-- nl i THE BOURBOW NEWS PARIS KV i TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 1898 - TIE ft fl A BOURBON HEWS 1881 Circuit Court Proceedings Friday morning the jury in the case Commonwealth vs Htzekiah Utterback charged with the murder of Dudley Clinkeubeard returned a ver- ¬ dict fixing Ucterbacks punishment at five years in the penitentiary Wm Utterback his son who is also under in ¬ dictment for being connected with the killing of Clinkenbenrd is out on bond His case has not bten assigned for trial John Jackson colored was convicted of malicious shooting was given two years and Abe Evans colored who shot Robt Gilkey and Mason Talbott at North Middletown was given three years on a similar charge The case against Ben Brooks malicious shooting Geo Cox forgery Wm and Clinton Insko concealed weapons were dismissed The grand jury has returned indict- ¬ ments against fifty five insurance com panies and their Paris agents for con ¬ spiracy The grand jury has also in- ¬ dicted the management of the Grand opera house for permitting a prize fight to be held in their house Sam Daniels was indicted for grand larceny and andhorse stealing anl Hack Nutter for ¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Two Children Killed George Herbert Gray and Fanniobelle Harris children of Jas O Gray and Ira Harris who were lessees of the Pans WHAT SHALL I GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS - esb Eighteenth Year Established of the EnLeiedat the Post office at Paris Ky as oooJ -- iiss mail matter I TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Ativan ce 52 00 Six mouths One year rews costs you cant even get 1 4i x 8100 Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At killed by a B O train near Washing- ¬ The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And ton last Thursday The children were Klsowhere driving in carriage with Geo McDonald Mr S E Tipton spent Sunday with and James Oliver Gray on their way relatives in Lexington from their home in Ivy City to school in Lexington Washingron when the surrey was Mr F R Armstrong of Fair Grounds for several years were coming to us That is the problem that puzzles the majority of the people Now we can save you that worry and trouble b YOU CAN GIVE A NICE Umbrella Poir Kirf Gl0VP9 s j lu S K1Q 1Yiltts 4 port FUOM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE a re ¬ m H I payable to the order of Champ Make all Checks Money Orders Etc MxliiER Ladies desks at J T Bintons Ounsecond floor is full of trimmed hats Mrs Nannie Brown The Monday Night Literary Club mej last night with Miss Margaret But- ¬ ler on Vine street Doug Thomas and J D McClintock have returned from a bird hunt in Ten They killed about 250 birds in nessee four days i 1 Saturday Clark Barnett killed one of the largest eagles ever seen in Bourbon horse 8ealiug on his fathers farm near tbis city The The Hutchcraft will case is aesigned bird measured nine feet and six inches for trial to morrow and 111 witnesses from tip to tip of its wings have been summoned to attend the trial The News is requested to state the Eighth day Dec 6 C W B M will hold an open session at the Christian church Sunday evening at Noah Boone vs Thomas A Hutchseven oclock Mrs Louisa Kelley of craft Agricultural Bank vs F E Baird Jeffereonvilleglndiann will deliver n Reuben Sleggins vs John Stipp address The docket is as follows t ¬ Ninth day Dec 7 j The afternoon train from Cincinnati J J Hutchcraft vs R B Hutchcraft was delayed three hours Saturday even- ¬ Exr etc ing near Visalia eighteen miles from Tenth day Dec 8 Cincinnati by the bursting of a flue in Thomas E Savage admr vs The the engine Another engine had to be Manhattan Life Ins Co sent from Covington to bring the train Eleventh day Dec 9 to this city Commonwealth vs Ed Logan false Jr a well swearingvs Hack Mutter hog stealing Charlton Alexander iSame known young society man of this city Same vs Sam Danitls horse stealing and Lieutenant of the Second Kentucky Same vs Same grand larceny Same vs Sam Bowles violating local has assumed the management of his option law fathers one thousand acre farm near Same vs Same gaming this city SSame vs Charlotte Hodkin assault - W M Goodloe agent for Bell the Fourteenth day Dec 12 Lexington florist is prepared to furnish Commonwealth vs Peacock Distilling roses and Company the finest chrysanthemums Same vs G G White Co cut flowers for weddings parties and funerals on the shortest notice He The best aDd cheapest line of comfurnishes none but the very best flowers forts can be found at J T Hintons sat- always guaranteed to give cemplete ibfaction ¬ A BluegTass Industry The ruioing of fat cattle for expoit has grown to be one of the leading indus ¬ tries of the Blnegrads and figures show that Bourbon leads her sister counties in the number of cattle shipped It is es- ¬ timated that before Christmas comes about ten thousand cattle wiU have been shipped from Bourbon for export to for- ¬ eign countries For these cattle it is es- ¬ timated that the magnificent sum of 650000 has been paid out by agents of the exporters About 7500 have been shipped from Clark representing the sum of 500000 and almost as many have been sent from each of the coun- ¬ ties of Madison and Montgomery As Col Mulberry Sellers would remark theres millions in it fng I The skating link in the rfimms bnild is still a popular place ot amuse ¬ ment and is growing in popularity with the people The laigeat crowd of the season was present Saturday night and many new patrons have been added to the list of attendants The rink is open spent Sunday in the city Mr Ossian Edwards left yesterday for a business trip to Toledo Mr B S Letton is at home from a visit to relatives in Chicago Mr and Mrs Thos Fisher are at home trom a visit in Covington Mr J I Hamilton of Lancaster was a visitor in the city yesterday Mr J A Binzel returned yesterday from a visit to relatives in Maysville Senator Gillispie of Nicholas and Robertson was in the city yesterday Mrs H H Roberts has returned from a visit to relatives near George ¬ town Miss Armilda McMillan goes to Lexington to day for a visit to Miss Margaret Spencer Mrs John Roseberry and Miss Nan ¬ nie Wilson left Friday for a visit to rel- ¬ atives in Cincinnati Mr Henry B Ware of Frankfort is the guest of his brother Mr Thomp son Ware in East Paris Miss Emily Miller will entertain the Violet Whist Club at her home on Dan can avenue this afternoon Messrs John Barnes and Jack Gatewood of Mt Sterling came over to Paris Sunday evening to visit friends Miss Nannie Clay gave a bowling pirty last night at the Pastime Alleys in ho ior of her guest Miss May Pepper of Frankfort- Mr Thos Henry Clay Jr has re ¬ turned from Washington where he was a member of a house party entertained by Miss Parscns Mrs Annie Graham of Georgia daughter of Rev Sam Jones is the guest of her friend Mrs Roseberry Rogers near Paris Miss Mary Webb Gass is expected to arrive home Saturday from an ex- ¬ tended visit to relatives and friends in Gallatin Tenn and Louibville Miss The Lexington Leader says Alice and Eddie Spears of Paris two very attractive young ladies are visit ¬ 29 Barr ing Mrs E N Wickliffe ¬ China Tea Pot caught between the railroad gates as an express train dashed around Sugar and Cream George SciSSOfS curve and struck the vehicle Vases Harris who was six years old was Comb d YUSh Set Pickel Tray t ground to pieces and Fanmeoelle Harris ciWfar p Urr JSox Olive Tray aged nine was thrown sixty feet by the jj Call pell the engine and instantly killed but was Oliver Mug 01 Clip not disfigured The other two occupants India StOOl Ring Tray of the surrey were badly shaken up but Screen Celery Boat were not injured The horse was in- Handkerchiefs Jobacco Jars stantly killed The little girl was a namesake of Mrs Fanniebelle Suther And other articles too numerous to mention Come- of land with and let us show you this city and the largest and most complete line Mrs Elsie Har her mother nristmas novelties ever brought to the city at prices that ris spent several months with Give us a call Mrs Sutherland in this city two years defy competition ago The Washington Times Thursday contained nearly two columnsjabout the accident Main St Paris Ky r nilCreJ S oUSpenderS jnst the Neck Tie China Cup and Saucer Ferneries Jardinieres it 1 of Gh The lines of jardiniers and pedestals J T Hinton is showing are the best Somebody ever brought to Paris would enjoy one as a Christmas TUCKER P9 b CONDONS Actual Facts PlaiQiy Stated ¬ present NUPTIAL KNOTS tf on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons and evenings The rink is run in a strictly first class manner The Kentucky Central division has lately received about 75 of a consign ¬ ment of 250 extra Inrsre stock cars re- ¬ N cently put into Sfrvica on the L system The stock shipmenrs on the L- Nhave been unusually large this year The Kentucky Midland has shipped 200 cars of export cattle from Paris this sea- ¬ son Carpet sweepers make nice Christ i ¬ week mas presents J T Hinton has the tf in company with some friends Warren beat Bacon of this city lost a valuable hunt ¬ An Interesting Witness ing dog for which he had refused 150 Jrst as one the hunters fired at a bird One of the most interesting witnesses the dog jumped up from behind a fence who has testified in the Paris court in line with the quail and was killed house for a long time was Mrs Nancy by the shot Mr Bacon had just paid Sharp an aged lady from Nicholas who 50 to have the dog trained was a witness in the Utterback murder Mrs Sharp is upwards trial last Laminated - Iown Comforts of seventyweek and has not been to years While hunting iu Fleming last tian Church in that city The ceremony will occur at 6 oclock in the evening The engagement of Miss Lyne Pepper daughter of Mrs Robert Pepper of Franktort and Lieut Thomas Smith U S A is announced Miss Pepper is of Capt Charles Clay the sister-in-lastreet of Lexington and her fiancee is from In ¬ Miss Bertha Montgomery of Eliz diana and is in the same regiment with abethtown who has been the winsome Cnpt Clay The marriage will be cele- ¬ guest of Miss Bertha Hinton left Fri- ¬ brated January 3 day to spend a fortnight with rela- ¬ a Dont delay buying your Christmas Fayette county in tives She may return to Paris for a few days presents but go to J T Hintons and tf select them now during the holidays Miss Lucy Lowry gave a delightful Opening of Holiday Goods tea drinking Saturday arternoon in com- ¬ pliment to hur charming guest Miss We have arranged tor room so that Adelaide Garner of Winchester They we can better dieplay our holiday goods were assisted in receiving by Messrs Please wait for the opening on the 12th C D Ray and John Williams There Mrs Nannie Brown twenty five guests present were about Maybe your husband would like a Dont miss Frank Cos great nice easy chair so go to J T Hintons sacrifice sale tf and get one now ¬ Wait for our holiday opening DecemCo are closing out Frank Mrs Nannie Brown ber 12th w Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ To close out all our Winter Goods in the next iO da7s we emnizations Of The Marriage Vows have marked down all our stock to figures beyond comThe marriage of Miss Emily Hazel rigg of Frankfort and Mr Tom Brad- ¬ parison for goods of equal quality ley of Lexington will occur this evet All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Saxony ing at Frankfort cost Jackets at and Germantown Yarn It is reported that Willie Applegate Special reduction in Dress Goods 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of aIL J tae Lexington plunger is married to descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber- ¬ Mabel Howe an actress and is en bers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20c route to San Francisco on a bridal trip quality for 10c per pair The best val- ¬ The marriage of Miss Bessie Owens Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at ue in Paris and Mr George Cox Keith both of 25c and 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to Maysville will occur this month Miss 350 per pair reOvens made a number of friends in this See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c duced to one half of of former prices to Miss Naunie oity during her visits per yd worth double and our f size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c Clay Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c Rev Howard T Cree pastor of the Very best Percales at Sc twice as much Maysville Christian Churgh will be 10 4 Sheeting 12h and 15c married on the 15th to Miss Lilie Bry ¬ an Thomas of Shelbyville in the Chris- ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away- ft fi - - B Dont to read the Special Win- ¬ t Announcement in our dow Each Morning -- Some Turkey Talk So Jackets Caps and Furs at from 30 to 50 per cent discount Mrs Nannie WE HATE BEOSIVED A SPLENDID ST00K 0E 1KP0BTED SUffiiUS ASD TROUSERINGS far this season Chas Brent Bro Browns big holiday Paris or Carlisle since the Kentncky Central railroad was built She had A Change never seen a train in her life until she We have fitted up an additional room came to Paris last week When asked Dont fail to by Commonwealths Attorney Franklin to show up our millinery see our trimmed hats for Christmas why she did not come to town to see the You will not be crowded Give us a sights she replied that shewas too busy at home raising her children Mrs Nannie Brown call 175 at Frank Cos have shipped from Paris and Flemingsburg 17000 tur ¬ Carlisle keys and the season is only about half over Five other Bourbon dealers have shipped 6000 turkeys The fowls have brought from seven to ten cents per pound on foot the average price being one dollar per turkey It is estimated that twelve thousand turkeys have been shipped from Bourbon so far this sea- ¬ son Chas Gilman of Lexington has shipped about 15000 of this city -- opening will begin Monday December 2tj 12th ladies tailor at H S Stouts makes ladies 20 up also remodels jackets suits 29nov 2t furs etc FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call Frank Tuma of Chicago whea -- ts i Fine Millinery To make room for our elegaht toy and holiday opening we have fitted up a special room up stairs to Bhow our trim- ¬ med Hats and full line of millinery We can suit you Give us a call -- fb FXTV 3S MIEJTtOTTA iT TATTOPCJW S E TIPTON Cutter - Fine Meeting Closed Court Day News There was a small crowd in Paris yesterday to attend the regular court day sales and business in stock trading circles was dull There were about 300 cattle on the market but not all were sold Albert Thompson sold thirty one 750 lb cattle to Lloyd Aehnrst at 3 83 per cwt and auctioneer Ben Peak sold twelve yearling cattle for Frank Bed- ¬ ford at3 70 per cwt C Alexander Jr bought nineteen feeders at private sale There were a few mules offered but sales were slow All Coons Look Alike Will Bell a negro man who was wanted by the Paris police for seeming twenty dollars from J T Hinton on an order to which B41 had forged the name of Robt Thompson was arrtsieu Saturday in Winchester and was brought to this city and placed in jail Bell was arrested from a description j L - l sent to Winchester by Officer Hill of this city who thought Bell was a man who is wanted in i ovingrou ior the murder of a woman The description fit both men perfectly K 1 Wait for the Big Toy Opening on Otthe i 12th at Mrs Nannie Brown s Closing out all Gents Furnish ¬ v ing Goods at cost FRANK CO Rev Dr Mollov preached the closing Mrs Nannie BkOwn BY THE LIGHT OF YOUR trash but go to J T Hintons and buy sermon of his protracted meeting at the EXPERIENCE A Card To The Public something useful for Christmas tf Second Presbyterian Church Sunday night and returned yesterday morning with other laundries you will know feor I am now in the employ of Price Some Weather Predictions to his home to Maysville Dr Molloy Co to value the perfection of the work dona clothiers and would be pleased to is one of the most eloquent and polished at the Bourbon Steam Lanudry Our have all my friends and acquaintances Rev Irl Hicks predicts storms with ministers who has visited Paris and his call and see me superior methods have not yet been com- ¬ sleet this week Also about 13th to I8th meeting was thoroughly enjoyed by a Teddy Mackey ¬ peted with and the results on your linen beginning with much rain with thun a good attendance at every service shirts collars and cuffs make them der storms in the South A decided ten There were six additions by letter and For Sale At public auction at the plus ultra in fine laundry work Bring cold waves about the 20th or dencv confession court house door at two oclock p m your laundry work here and satisfactio Altogether it will be quite a se- ¬ 2Lst on Saturday December 101898 unle ss is guarantaed Waterloo and Napoleon vere wiuter mouth he says sooner sold privately life estate of C R The goose bone predicts a big snow Rev Dr Molloy whose eloquent ser- ¬ Redmon in 4i acres of laud on Redmon for December and says that just before mons have pleased so many Parisians at pike adjoining said C R Redmon Chiistmas there will be another great Second Presbyterian Church during Citizens Bank op Paris snowstorm with intense cold weather the W M HINTON JR BRO Proprietors td following about the last of the year the past fortnight will return to Paris A T Forsyth Auctr Telephoae No 4 About January 10th will occur the cild on the 16th to deliver his lecture on est weather of the winter Waterloo and Napoleon for the benefit of the church repair fund Rev YOUR CHILD Supper and Ball Molloy a lecture has won the highest IS THINKING praise in Maysville Owensboro Hawes A snpper and ball will be given at Stockholders of the Agricultural The ABOUT WHAT Ky Clarksville and Bank of Paris Ky are notified to Fellows Hall on the 15th for the ville and Carlisle Memphis Tenn and Rookport Ind meet at the Bank on Monday January benefit of the Paris City Band The The papers in these cities speak in the 2 1899 for the election of a Board of SUpper will be served from 5 till 8 and Directors for the ensuing year beg n at 10 oclock most glowing terms of the lecture the dance will J J McCLlNTOCK Cashier td So ought you to be thinking of where you wilL make your for the supper will cost 35 cents Tickets HENRY SPEAR6 Prest Mrs W A Johnson who opened chil happy by buying a bountiful supply of Santa Claus eoodies ana tickets lor the ball will be one dol her cooking school yesterday in the old I am headquarters for all kinds of FRUITS NUTS CANDIF1 ian a handsome umbrella has been Bourbon Bank building on the corner of 1 Etc Dont fail to call early and have us fix up your Phr offered as a prize to the young lady who Broadway and Main remembered The WVUJbaskets News with a very tempting and dainty entertainment i3 for a worthy enterprise lunch last night Judging from the ex- ¬ From my place on Monday Nov 28th and should be liberally patronized cellence of the viands The News nnhes- - a yellow shepherd pup with white feet and white breast little white on tail J T Hinton is showing a nobby line itatingly recommends Mrs Johnson ap aj Liberal Teward foraAny information that of pictures fancy rockers and ladies mo3t excellent teacher of the culinary will lead to his Teco very Also Groceries of all ldnds at lowest prices S W WILLIS JR desks Hare one put aside now tf art Dont fritter your money away on fr i t -- - 4r Tlie Boar bon Steam Laundry i 1 t- ¬ Stockholders Meeting 0d CHRISTMAS Strayed or Stolen ri Wi GEO N PARRIS s iSp - X - PTFi v 6 F v HJT ivTrjOT tub 1 B1ffliUwIBraufrfflTi fill T WMfflffll k fllrBPtHffiffff rSi tT 7JTW-- v5- -- If Tj Tfl E THE OLD HOMESTEAD CBOUEBON NEWS x PAEIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER J ¬ 6 1898 MAMMOTH LOCOMOTIVES - THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 188ij Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MJXIERl I EdItors ud Owne GONE One more old landmark gone forever gone One near familiar scene erased from earth To leave behind a scar One less to greet Old Hadleys loyal sons who homeward moved on slowly madame refusing to ride but walking by my side and sup- porting iny burning head THE TELLTALE LETTER Here Is One Hunband Wlio Has elded to Be Jealons Ku More v - Is Thqre is a young- man in town who lias had the good taste to jick out a very pretty and sweet little wife and the bad taste to be excessively jealous of her now that he has her again The solace of the past the refuge sweet That ever hallows ever glorifies The background of the years The homestead gone A blackened pile a mocking void to tell The swift destruction of a centurys pride The weather beaten monument to fame Brave Hooker won and we have shared laid low The shrine of many generations past Where love and cheerful sacrifice of self Crowned joy and sorrow with their fade- ¬ less wreaths Consumed and vanished in a breath of ones a home Their world sick eyes and dream to find turn CHAPTER IV THE CHATEAU DE LA BIDACHE She generally bears things with the patience of Job but the other day she ¬ hands with death in the cornfield by the banks of the Oise and the grass was tall and green on the mounds around La Fere which marked the graves of those who fought and died there It was autumn now and as I well and strong again walked down the long avenue of beeches that led to the park gates of Bidache I let my memory run back to the days in the hospital of Ste flame Genevievewhither I was borne from the The friendly shelter of the shelterless Where widowed hearts made homeless field and above all to the tall slight Months had passed since I shook for a time at least You see expressed herself in regard to his ac- To ashes turned and they who humbly toiled tions with great force and eloquence And shared unstintingly through whiten ¬ and it is to be hoped that be will curb ing years the ravages of the green Cyed monstei Of gentle patient noble womanhood it all happened this way He came home unexpectedly early one day and found nobody at home Even the maid was out and he was poking around the house in a lonesome kind of way until he suddenly sto7ped at the sight of a letter lying on the din- ing room floor and written in his wifes pretty flowing- hand He stooped picked it up and saw to his horror that it was addressed o - Oh tell us why Our human hearts shall not in grief rebel And seek some sane and fair solution here Of these world mysteries that overwhelm In doubt and darkness every fitful gleam Of finite equity in the plan Divine In vain our questioning in vain reply We only know there is a faith sublime A vision clear of love and duty born That comes1 to bless these handmaids of Hfa Made homeless in an hour from the kitchen She did not notice the signs of storm on her masters face Oh Mr Jones she cried excitedly have you seen a letter lyin round I got the mistress to start one to Hairy Riley for me and now jest when Im ready to start copyin it its gone aw thank you sir and Mary retired wreathed in smiles to copy her le1 ter while at the same moment other and more exciting scenes were taking place on the opposite side of the house Theyve made it up all right now but several good old sayings have been forcibly brought to that mans mind lately especially one Look before you leap and hes honestly trying- to lead a better i e a more unsuspicious -- When he was quite done his wife said never a word but turned and walked tragically out of the room and goodness knows what dreadful things in the way of divorces and separations and so on might luive grown out of the in cident had not Mary come rushing- in ¬ wait and the only male relative with whom his wife was on writing- terms was Hannah Warner in Springfield Mass Republican lier brother James He proceeded to Tead the letter It went on in an exceeding sweet and familiar way for two pages a nd then came to a sudden end in a blot First copy I suppose he muttered to himself as he turned back to the beginning and read it over again and the more he read the sweeter and more familiar It seemed until at last S lpVnr Yeats he reached the boiling point and then unfortunately at that very time and Co Copyright 1857 by Longmans Green before he had a chance to cool down his wife came bustling- in SYNOPSIS Xo sooner did he catch sight of her Chapter DAuriac commanding outthan the offensive sheet was waved post whereI scene is laid tells the story threateningly at her and his w nmded De Gomeron has been appointed by Gen a charge feelings were poured forth in irrrentr de Rone 10 examine into sergeant made against him Nicholas a brings of wild rhetoric that left them both in two prisoners a man and a woman who pale and angry are from the kirks camp at Le Fere - A steadfast tranquil harbor light beyond These troubled seas undimmed by storm or stress My Dearest Harry Xow that made his wonder rise a Meanwhile these chastened souls rebuke plaints little because he happens to answer to That our should dare to analyze the cross we the old and romantic name of John They bear so bravely trustingly and love ¬ ¬ - ¬ DAuriacangered by insulting manner of de Gomeron toward the woman strikes him A duel follows and during the commotion the prisoners escape De Rone happens on the disorderly scene and dAuriac upon giving his parole not to attempt escape To-morr- black robed figure that came to see me dailjT and for whose coming I used to long with an infinite desire Who or what she wTas I cared not and reckless y abandoned myself to the feelings that were aroused in my heart I shall not forget what happened one after- ¬ noon A long gallery in the convent of Ste Genevieve had been turned into a ward and here the wounded lay on pal- ¬ lets with a walking space between Ow ¬ ing to madames kindness I was com- ¬ fortably quartered at the end of the gal ¬ lery and a screen had been set between me and the other patients I was gain ¬ ing strength daily and at the moment I speak of was in a state between sleep- ¬ ing and waking when I hetird a laugh and the sound of footsteps and saw through the partly open wing of the screen that my lady had come to make her daily rounds not attended as usual only by her women but by a gayly dressed cavalier as well and ii was his laugh that I had heard In thin person dressed in the extreme of fashion I made out M dAyen the same who had so kindly suggested that I should be left to die on the field He battered along holding a kerchief edged with gold lace to his nose and ever and again waving it in the air whilst he spoke in a loud tone regardless of the looks cast at him by the sisters in at- ¬ tendance on the wounded They came slowly toward me for madame stayed constant to speak to some maimed wretch and I saw her slip money into the hand of some and there were kind words for all I felt a strange pleasure in watching her whilst at the same time I thought of my past and how un ¬ fit I was even to nurse such a dream as my love for her When within a yard or so of the screen madame bent over a sufferer and dAyen exclaimed in his I said weakly who is madame where is Bidache Madame is Claude de Bochemars widow of Antoine de la Tremouille and heiress of Bidache Pelouse and a quar- ¬ ter of the Cevennes Bidache Where you go is her chateau in Normandy Madame he went on with a ghost of a smile on his thin lips is kindness her- ¬ self Now no more talk for to day Then he went and I lay back as sore in mind as in body In a day or so madames steward of Bidache arrived bearing a letter from her in which she placed her Norman chateau at my disposal until I was wdll again They moved me here by easy stages carrying me in a litter as I was too weak to ride and when I came to Bidache and was borne to my apart- ¬ ments imagine my joy and surprise at seeing there my knave Jacques whom I thought to be either dead or home again at Auriac and not only Jacques but hanging on the wall my own sword and the sight of it was like meeting a tried friend Later on Jacques in- ¬ formed me that after the rout he had made the best of his way back to the old rock and stayed there hoping for news of me At last it came with orders for him to hurr3r to Bidache and he did so bearing- with him such things as he thought T needed as well as a hundred pistoles of rents As for the sword it had been given to him on his arrival by madames orders to keep for me I had come to a low ebb by this and the money was trebly welcome as it would furnish me with a couple of horses and leave a round sum besides when I left Bidache which I meant to do as soon as ever I was fit to travel And now the time had come for me to depart and I was to start that evening For 40 crowns Jacques had picked up a couple of stout cobs at Evreux and we meant to leave an hour or so before sundown and make for Paris where if the king would accept an old leaguers sword he would stay if not the world was wide I was as far as ever from un ¬ derstanding the strange message that M dAyen had delivered to me and felt myself safe in going to Paris as a gen ¬ eral amnesty covered all our sins of re bpTlion so they Avere called now So absorbed was I in these thoughts that I did not mark the rapid approach of a horseman nor indeed was I aware of his presence until when within a few yards from me he reined in his plung- mg beast whose bit and neck were me -- Italian war x ranee will be ail plow shares n ow that the king is king I caught him by the sleeve Tel towards her the people giving way re ¬ spectfully My ears were buzzing and I was as shy and iiervous as a school bay as I bowed over her gloved hand and couched it with my lips Let me welcome you back to health chevalier she said and say how glad I am to be able evej for a short while to do the honors of my poor house in person to you News came to us that you had already left Bidache without even a word to me her voice dropped a little as she said this but the tone was cool and friendly nothing more I go to night madame So soon But I understand why and will not press you to stay here is one who like nryself has longed for an op- ¬ portunity to thank you in person Mon pereM and she turned to the Huguenot priest this is our friend to whom we owe so rauch In ih- - service of the Lord one would willingly kiy down life said Palin as he shook jae warmly by the hand nevertheless a few hours more of the world for aa old man is a grace not to be despised vmd I thank the instrument that has bestowed this benefit upon me DAyen between whom and myself there had passed vo greeting now spoke in a voice that fairly trembled with Rnlrt Hp builders four eight wheel passenger locomotives to haul their fast trains These engines are claimed to be in every respect models of their kind andv glues in the West In these days of great things intho¬ line of motors and rapid transit any thing relating to steam locomotives especially when out of the commoniii strength and proportions is of general interest It seems the Big Four sys ¬ tem has recently received from the Most Iareeat Fastest Powerful Passenger Ehthe RMt J A I tween St Louis and Cleveland on the fastest and heaviest trains making the time and doing it easier than was ever accomplished before on this run In designing these engines it was necessary to make a machine combing are probably the largest fastest most powerful and best looking passenger engines in this part of the country arid are a credit to the management and their designer Mr William Garstangr superintendent of motive power of the Big Four and the Schenectady locomo- ¬ tive works their builders The engines are now in service bet anger - Madame however spoke M dAyen when by the order of t1 king you were directed to escort me Bidache there was nothing said about your right to dictate to me who shall H nry guests Remember monsieur tlPJt 3rour company is forced upon me arrl let me add that you are a trifle too f- I was not aware that I should have the pleasure of meeting you here M Se Chevalier It will surprise the kin he added in a lower tone to madame I made no answer but the memcry of his warning and my determination to settle with him came up in full force P1 J 111 2d 111 I ¬ hears this remarkable sentence you must die on the field Win or lose if I catch you at the close of the day I will hang you as high as Hainan Chapter II DAuriac next morning takes his place as usual on de Rones staff In the course of his ride over the field he saves the life of Nicholas the sergeant who a victim of de Gomerons malice is found in Imminent danger of almost instant death Chapter III After the battle in which King Henry utterly routs de Rones forces dAuriac lying severely wounded sees the forms of a man and woman moving urder cover of the night among the dead and wounded They find a golden collar on de Leyvas corpse and Babettte stabs Mauginot her partner to gain possession of the prize After this hideous scene Henry with a retinue among whom is the fair prisoner who had escaped from the hand of de Gomeron rides over the field biting voice - life Cleveland Plain Dealer SHE EXPECTED TO BE How Smith Colle1Teuelier Nearly Spoiled a Itoinniice nil Officious - At Smith college the big school for girls at Northampton Mass the rules are very severe about young women students who go driving with friends The friend if a man must be a father a brother or some close relative sup- ¬ posed to be neither dangerous nor de signing An exception is sometimes made for a cousin and a second excep¬ The tion is made for a girls fiance may take his sweetheart out fiance driving after the girl has given notice to the faculty of his expressed inten¬ ¬ tions A story coraesfrom Smith coiloge of a girl who was just climbing intG a bug gy beside a young- man when 1 sus picious member of the faculty rushed -- ¬ ¬ from the college hall and dragged hei around an angle of the building Is this your father Miss Brown she demanded No Then are you engaged to him stamne7ed Miss Brown her yes fillingIm not engaged to him to be before we get back biit I expect You may go Miss Brown said the member of the faculty Detroit Free N-n- -o -- man Is it your brother or any other rela tion No its not nvy brother or any other relation Its just a young man Miss Brown began to tremble its not my father Its a young ¬ Press Mince the flesh of a cold roast fowl and combine the mince with a sauce of Noisettes -- y stock butter yolk of egg and flour Season with salt and pepper and finely Procure the caul of a minced mint pig and cut this up into circles about lour inches in diameter Place a little of the mixture upon each lound of skin and fold this over until small round balls are arranged Boll the noisettes in salted beaten egg- and then in brown breadcrumbs Let them cook in boiling fat for a few minutes and serve very hot daintily arranged with decorative Globe garnishes of vegetables--Bost- or Plum Porridge Old fashioned plum porridge may be made either of wheat flour or Indian meal When it is made of the meal it will take a longer time to prepare as It requires at least two hours to cook thoroughly When the porridge isaonenM thP stewed plums Prunes or raisns can also be Used Stir thefruitm slowly to prevent breaking and serve Y Tribune with sugar and cream--- N CHAPTER III Continued I was learinig the lesson that love comes on a man like a thief in the night and unconsciously to myself madame had climbed on a pinnacle in my heart and the thought that- I had deceived myself in my estimate of her moved me to sudden auger and stalled the cry for help that was rising to my lips I would have no help from her and her frieaids In the meantime the king was busily engaged in writing his dispatch on a small tablet which he rested on the pommel of his saddle As he was thus engaged a little shriv ¬ eled old man pushed his horse beside Mine de Beaufort and said in mincing tones as hard as steel Come madame your brother has met a soldiers death and no Frenchman can hope for a bet- ¬ ter or he is safe and well somewhere Dry your tears and rejoice at the glo- ¬ The duch- ¬ rious victor3r we have won ess made some answer in a broken voice and the king hearing her stopped writing and put his tablet away DAyen speaks rightly though he speaks from the head God keep us from more scenes like this As for your brother I will not rest till there is news of him but now we can do no more Come then open your pretty eyes and we will go there is much on hand I was a hot headed fool and furious in those days and I set my teeth together grimly as they made ready to start swearing I would rather die than make the slightest signal for aid They rode past quite close to me Madame de Beaufort weeping at the kings bridle hand and his majesty sucking at a nec- ¬ tarine he had pulled from his holster Madame was immediately behind and as she came up to me our eyes met with instant recognition In a moment her cheek had crimsoned and paled and she reined in with a cry Stop halt They had all surrounded me now and I heard quick orders given lie is past mending said dAyen bending over me from his saddle a gentleman too it seems Let him lie there lie will die very soon poor - devil Mon Dieu No broke in the duch- ¬ ess and madame looked at the speaker with a cold contempt He is the only man living here and the strong accent of the Bearnais came as from a distance Ventre-saint-GrBut they fought like paladins and Frenchman or foreigper he shall be saved if it can be done Sire said a soft voice you are the true king of the brave Then two raised me with rough tenderness on their crossed spears and inflicted on me in their Idndness the most infinite torture The king himself pressed a flask of wine to my lips and as I drank greedily two cool hands held up my head Then we is men-at-arms Morbleu Madame But you are the Princess of Charity Let us hasten to your interesting patient however His majesty is most anxious to hear of him His majesty has never done me the honor to inquire she answered coldly You could hardly expect that madame But it came about in this We were at cards and as usual waj I held a bad cassade But madame to whom his presence was unwelcome waited to hear no more and passing the screen came to my side and would have spoken dAjen however cut in with a rudeness for which I could have run him through You My compliments M dAuriac arc a luckv man The king takes so great an interest in you that he has charged me with a message to you His majestj bids me say and his eyes twinkled down on me bead like from his painted cheeks and then turned slyly towards madame I was about to make some answer when he continued talking as if his words were meant for madame as well His majesty trusts you will soon be recovered and relieve Mme de la Bi ¬ dache from the strain of watching you and begs me to add that he is of a tem- ¬ per that can brook no rival in war or love Let me saj- - on my own account that it would be well if M le Chevalier would take a change of air I looked from one to another in blank amaze At the little ape with his cruel eyes and at madame wrho was still as a stone Then she colored to her eje lids her hands fell clenched to her side and she turned on dAyen Such a message monsieur should not have been delivered before me I will take care that M dAuriac has a change of air and monsieur your presence oppresses me I beg you will not trouble to escort me farther Then she turned from us and passed down the ward but dAyen remained I will kill you for this I gasped He looked at me with a shrug of his lean shoulders Perhaps I am old But you would do well to take my adivce monsieur and with a bow he too turned and went I was left lost in wonder utterly in the dark as to what this all meant but determined to find out and bringdAyen to book at the first chance I made up my mind to ask the next day The next day came but madame did not and then another and yet another day of At last some one dreariness passed told me she had gone with the court to Xantes and that I would see her no more Later on when Marescot came to me I begged the favor of his getting me the knot of ribbon he would find in the left handbreast pocket of the doublet I wore on the day I was brought into the hospital You are getting well he said and turned away but came back in a little with a wrinkled smile on his lips I cannot find the cordial you want chev- ¬ pace Madame signaled a lackey to de- ¬ mount and offer me his beast I cannot allow ycu to walk and W2 will reach the house quicker in tlris way besides I want to hear all yodv news My friends aa J she turnfeA to the people come to Bidache it is Jong since we have met and I would hn e you there to make merry as of old come chevalier In the cheers winch followed she touched her horse lightly on the shoul ¬ der with her whip and galloped n Pa ¬ lin and I on either hand and the suite behind In a little she slackened pace saying with a laugh We are going too fast to talk chevalier and I am a wom ¬ an you know and must hear royt own voice if nothing else so you are quite well and strong again I am madame thanks to vour kind ness which Alban de Breuil can never paternul DAyen paled under his rouge arS muttering something remained back n Jl i forget Her color deepened slightly It is way chevalier the debt is on the other A I Wm yPt I HAT I RAISING MY ADVANCED TOWARDS HER my side I have done nothing and the repay ¬ ment was too much I am sorry you think so looking straight between her horses ears I did not mean that I have already said I can never requite your kindies3 and if madame ever needs a stout arm and a good sword it is nry hope she will call on that of Auriac Perhaps I may some da she an ¬ swered for the blood of my fathers runs strong in me to be continued ing great power with high speed arid easy running avoiding all jerk to the train and unnecessary strain on the track This has been accomplished to such an extent that both engine and tender while at the highest speed ride with the greatest steadiness and so soft and easy a motion that the engi neers claim not to be at all tired at the end of their run These machines stand 15 feet high from top of rail to top of cab and 9 feet y2 inches to center of boilex which with driving wheels 7S inches and truck and tender wheels 36 inches in diame ¬ ter show trim and powerful without an unneccssaiw pipe or rod to mar their symmetr3 The material used in the construction of these machines is the finest of its kind and the greatest care was exer¬ cised in both the tests and workman ¬ ship to insure every part being perfect Some of the principal dimensions are as follows cylinders Weight 130000 pounds boiler diameter 62 20x26 inches inches tubes diameter 2 inches tubes number of 320 fire box width 41 inches lire box length 108 inches i V TOYS OF THE POOR white with foam and lifting his hat re- ¬ ¬ spectfully inquired if I was the Chevalier dAuriac and on my repty ex- Herein is n Patlietic Ijiitle Contrast Bet ween Two Children and claimed Madame will be overjoyed Their Play We heard that 3 ou had already left Bidache and iny lady arrives within Behind the grated gate of a large gar the hour from Evreux pardon mon- ¬ den at the end of which appeared the sieur I go to give the news to the household and saluting again the whiteness of a country house splendid lackey dashed onwards toward the in the sun a handsome child was stand ing dressed with coquettish simplicity chateau Luxury freedom from care the ha So I would meet her within the hour bitual sight of wealth gives such Half unconsciously I glanced down to see if my doublet set aright and my beauty to these children that 3ou would points were tied Then I thought I believe them to be made of other clay would go back tothe house and meet than that which f orms the children of her there and as I did this I looked moderate circumstances or proverty By his side on the grass was a costly at the fall of the plumes in my hat and finally laughed aloud at myself for a plaything as spick and span as its own- ¬ coxcomb took my heart in both hands er varnished gilded clothed in a pur ¬ and marched onwards towrard the gates ple robe covered with plumes and glass The porter had already been warned beads But the child paid no attention and on my coming I found him there to his favorite plaything This is what and a crowd of yokels all in a state he was looking at On the other side of the gate in the of high excitement It is three years since madame was road among thistles and nettles there here monsieur the honest fellow ex ¬ was another totv dirty pitiful face claimed to me as I came up three smooched with soot a pariah dhild An years and now she comes without a impartial eye would discover his beauty word of warning hola There they are if as the eje of a connoisseur divines and there is madame on the jennet she an ideal picture under a coating of purchased from M le Due de Sully he coach varnish he should clean it of the was but the Sieur de Rosn v then hola disgusting oxidation of extreme poverty ¬ ¬ ¬ pressed working pressure 200 pounds- tender water capacity 5000 gallons tender coal capacity 10 tons tender trucks teel - m pastime Facts of leal InterestHacing pigeons is Belgiums national - - Italys annual olive output yields 4 -- tea the past season 320000000 China exported 35000000 pounds of Edwin Clawston the owner of an os ¬ trich farm in South Pasadena CalhasJ succeeded in hatching ostrich eggs wilr an incubator The process takes s 40-df-y- alier pectancy as he returned but sank back again at his words and Marescot went on in his low voice that sounded like the humming of a bee M Ie Chevalier that bow of ribbon has gone away so high up that a toller man than you could not reach it forget it But I have nows for you which the clumsy fool who told you of madames departure should have given yonyou are to go to Bidache shortly and stay there until you are well again It will not befor long After that try the tonic of tho I had half raised my head in ex- ¬ Hola The crowd joined with him in his cheers although as yet the party was far off not so far however that I could not easily make out the graceful figure on the jennet and in the two riders who accompanied madame apat from the half dozen servants behind recognized to my surprise dAyen anti guessed that the gray beard in the tall crowned broad brimmed hat with the sad colored cloak ove his shoulders was no other than the old Huguenot whose zeal had outrun his discretion on the night when I saved madame from a great peril This guess of mine I haJuvrded aloud to the gatekeeper who replied Yes M le Chevalier that la Maitre Palin madames chaplain and he was also chaplain to M le Compte before he died When was it tbaftf le Compte died Let me see monsiour ah yes four years ago in Paris at the time of the plague He was a great lord as you may know and brother of tbe duke American The hours of work in the Calcutta jute mills are from 430 a m to p mi or 16y3 hours per day Saturdays includ- ed and all repairs and cleaning of ma ¬ chinery have to be done on Sundavs Llamas are the chief freight carriers ii central Peru The usual load for an animal is about 300 pounds If you put upon his back more than he can easily carry he quietly kneels and will not and neglect budge until the load is reduced Through the symbolical barrier sepIn Burmese schools making th arating two worlds the open road and shout is the approved method of lads ele ¬ the country house the poor chilci mentary instruction The Burmese showed to the rich child his own play educationists argue that sc long as a thing which the latter examined greetf boy is shouting his mind is occupied ily as a rare and unknown thing Xov When he is silent he is certain to be this toj which the dirty urchin teased scheming mischief Therefore th bet shook about and poked at in a wire box shouters are the best pupils Chicago was a live rat The parents through Journal economy no doubt had taken this play ¬ y I eft thing from life itself Waiter as a gentle hint Youve Tij And the two children laughed in gunrn someTnmg sir brotherly fashion and their teeth were Mr Grabbitt Have I Youre an of an equal whiteness Boston Jour- ¬ honest fellow Give it to me nal NY Journal According1 to Orders Evidence Against Her Friends of the condemned secured a T thought Mrs Fripperson claimed writ of suspension at the last moment to so be cultured and refined and the western sheriff was hurriedly She does and I have always telegraphed Suspend The next day founds to the prisoners counsel arrived Where her Oh be just that kind of lady you have have you is the prisoner he asked vVell I Over at the undertakers replied heard her say yesterday that she had Hmer little boy in pants the sheriff I suspended him accord- ¬ viurwuiiu ucaaer ing to orders Philadelphia North -- ¬ i J they nay has quarreled with the king because of his conversion and of Mme Charlotte the princess of Conde wrho vise for sleep walking doctor who lives In the Rue Grenille Ah madame Jif ted her head our eyes t Dr Bluff Amputurionof the feetmet and raising iny hat I advanced Uilr N Y WcdiS r Vv - Heroic Treatment Patient What remedy would you ad ¬ your father - Old Teacher That Was Easy uSed to whip in school in his vyounjf 1 k My boy J r -- can TVV him even npVTST Y WoVld Hh flas numuVm 1j it J s - - V V - - Iirfff5 vlJSIp icwrJmwawm 1 IWi - RB71K j - - i Tiifl r JBWWlMA W3lCfi3 a - t- - j THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER am 6 1898 How It Happened Sympathetic Visitor to prisoner My good man what brought you here Facetious Prisoner Borrowing mon HELP FOR THE HOUSEWIFE ¬ SCIENTIFIC CONSCIENCE Apparent motive Jack the Kisser was brought into court Are these the complaining witnesses asked the judge We are they answered The judge inspected them Officer he said take the prisoner Mo the detention hospital for examina tion as to his sanity This is not a criminal case Chicago Tribune No ¬ ¬ An Explanation Says the dominie These dames protest theyre poor Yet see the sumptuous gowns they wear Mayhap theyve paid for their gowns my Says the dominies wife disposed to be Detroit Journal AMONG dear fair THE PARTRIDGES -- Pauls - Youd better urry up into line sir St or youll bag some big game Nothing so hard but search will find it out The poet writes untrue beyond a doubt When she the truth would hide no bard nor sage Can learn the figures of a womans age Chicago Record Uiifatliomnlile Mystery Leon I want to get a private mes- ¬ sage to Benidick about our stag racket to morrow night Ill just drop him a letter marking it Personal and Pri- ¬ vate Perkins Why dont you address it to Mrs Benidick and be done with it N Y Evening Journal The Same Thlngr for borrowing money When you get a new stair carpet Yes I know but I had to knock the buy a piece that is two or three feet man down three or four times before he longer than you need it at first and let p would lend it to me the extra length be placed under the other carpet at the head and focr of A Question of Descent OBrien And so Jaykers is prcud av the stairs When it becomes worn at the edges of the steps It may be moved his descint is he McTurk Yes he is terribly stuck Up so that the best parts of the carpet will receive the wear It is a good plan to about it OBrien Well begorra Oive a bit av put the same kind of carpet on several Oi moms and afier using it a year or a descint meself to boast about dcscinded four stories wanst whin the more the best parts may be sewn to- ¬ ladder broke and niver sphillcd a gether for a room and will be almost bs good as new brick Baltimore Sun The judicious use of half a gallon of Successful good varnish will do wonders in improv- ¬ your boy Zeke gittin ing the appearance of old furniture Hiram Hows along down in Noo York Wash it all over with strong suds conSilas Wal I haint heard from him taining lye or sal soda and if there are in a loug time but 1 guess hes gone any scratches or rough places rub hem into the noospaper business coz I read smooth with sandpaper Then give it a in the paper that he wuz corespondent coat of varnish taking a small quanti- ¬ in a big lawsuit down there Town ty on the brush at a time and going Topics over the entire surface with light even Very Strange strokes Picture frames chairs tables Did you know that the scien bedsteads and everything of the kind tists have come to the conclusion that can be improved by this treatment if a decapitated head can think al the woodwork is good though it cannot speak There is no part of the housecleaiing Thats queer when it is so much that is so often neglected as the cellar Cincin easier to talk than to think nd there is no place about the house nati Enquirer where cleanliness is so important from a sanitary point of view No decaying Same Sensation vegetables or moldy damp boards Abe Johnson Did you evah walk teii should be allowed to remain since it miles to rob a chicken coop and den fintf will tend to poison the atmosphere oi dar was nuffin in it but a bear trap 2 the whole house After everything has spring gun and a bulldog hcen cleaned air the cellar for several Pete Jackson No but I married fo davs money once Puck If you are troubled with ants roaches or beetles in your closet or pantry wash Perils of Mediocrity Meek Husband You ought to re- all the shelves and sprinkle powdered member Henrietta that you married borax over them then cover with clean paper They will speedily depart You me for better or worse need not be afraid to use plenty of it Aggressive Wife Thats just it for it is absolutely harmless Borax got fooled You are neither one Chi deodorizes and disinfects any place cago Tribune where it may be used It is also a val ¬ The Test uable cleansing agent and should be If you want to know the age of a horse added to the water in which all painted You can tell it by his teeth of course woodwork and floor oil cloth is washed age of a turkey best is known But the Not by his teeth but by your own These are only a few of the manifold Judge ises of borax and the housekeeper who HE KNEW becomes acquainted with its good qualities is never willing to do without Pick-Me-U¬ ¬ jIie Best Way to Vat Down a Stair An Interesting Tale of Two GeolOo Carpet To Renew Old Furni ¬ gists and an Exceedinely ey ture ind Frames Bcautiful Fossil But they dont put people in prisor Happening to know two men who were deeply interested in geology and who did not know each other a Detroit man brought the two scientists together recently at the house of one of them and then left them to enjoy the occasion A day or two later he met the host in the case and heard this strange story from him Well Mr Cooper that was a fine man you brought out to see me the other night a fine V ay he s as crazy about geology as num am it not a trine crazier we sat up to- ¬ gether until after midnight looking over my specimens and talking about them and Im going down to see his cases He tells me he has almost bankrupted himself indulging his taste for rare and beautiful fossils A funny thing happened the other night too hes a great one that man On my library table I had one remarkably beautiful fossil too choice to be hidden away in a case and yet too valuable to be left lying around I neednt tell you what it was for you dont know one from another Your friend does however and he returned again and again to admire this particular specimen Of course I enjoyed his enthusiastic apprecia- ¬ tion otit and when he was about to go I said Mr Badger you admired this fossil so much Im going to give myself the pleasure of part- ¬¬ ing with it to you Please add it to your collection So saying I extended my hand for the fossil and behold it wasnt there On the table and under the table I looked behind the lamp and under papers no fos- ¬ A Race Against Fire After a ten days fight to avoid death the crew of a steamer from Spain recently arrived in Baltimore In mid ocean it was discovered that ilames were raging in the vessels hold For ten long days the crew bravely fought the flames If men would fight as persistently against disorders of the stomach and digestive organs there would be fewer premature deaths The best weapon for such a fight is Hostetters Stomach Bitters It is the greatest of tonics and the best of remedies for kidney liver bladder and blood disorders ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ raicii CRI Easily Are you frequently hoarse Do you have that annoying tickling in your throat Would yoirfeel relieved if you could Does your raise something cough annoy you at night and do you raise more mucus in the morning Then you should always keep on hand a bottle of - A ry i fused him Gracious what a vengeance he will be able to wreak t dont see where the vengeance is to come in Why he will be able to address the wom- ¬ an who had once refused him as grand- ¬ Cleveland Plain Dealer mother by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free ¬ ¬ A Kentucky man recently married the granddaughter of a woman who once re- Chance io Get Even ¬ Deafness Cannot lie Cured iiv i Aliens IV plussed and looked at my guest He looked sheepish fumbled in the inside of his sacque coat and said Well Im glad you are going to give me that fossil I already had it in my pocket As I had often done the same trick my ¬ self I couldnt utter a word of protest Well well I said take it along and heartily welcome Ive annexed fossils myself Art has no conscience Detroit Free Press sil a mysterious disappearance I felt non- ¬ i If you have a weak throat you cannot be too careful You cannot begin treatment too early Each cold makes you more liable to another and the last one is always harder to cure than the one before it Br Agers caeppg Peciora Piaster protects ffie fcsgs from ceHs F J Cheney Sold by Druggists 75c Co Toledo 0 Halls Family Pills are the best The Usual Way Time IS One Objection Would that I had a hundred lives to give for your sake he exclaimed Dontyou think she asked coldly that that would rather overwork the foolkiller He left without even stopping to brush the dust from the knees of his trousers Chicago Post -- ¬ It is indeed reDlied the man of busi ness and Ive wasted lots of it By indulging in foolish pleasures I sup- ¬ pose said the good man No not exactly replied the other I lost it by being punctual in keeping my ap- ¬ pointments with others Chicago Evening News For California Tourists ¬ ister precious remarked the min- - The Burlington Route Life is what we make it but there are ist Sleeper Excursions has Weekly Tour ¬ personally conpeople who do not even make their own ducted by a Burlington Route Agent every living Rams Horn Wednesday from St Louis and Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco The route A cruel pain sciatica Its cure is sure is via Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake City with 98 per cent sunshine throughout Use St Jacobs Oil the vear Ask Tirfcpf Amnf m t i descriptive folder to L W Wakeley Gen- A peculiarity of the sea of life is that gold ciai jrubitiiiger Agent at louis Mo buoys a person up in it Detroit Journal - Help at Hand medical advice you can pos- ¬ sibly obtain vrrite the doctor You will receive a freely If you have any complaint whatever and desire the best it r Eclipsed Thats a very full moon said the visitor to Hobbletown sneered the oldest inhabit- ¬ Full ant contemptuously Mister you ought ter hev seen how full the moons ot way back in the winter of thirty- N Y Truth nine jit large tray will save many unneces sary steps When the dishes are piled up after a meal is over put them on the It isharder to do wrong than right if we but knew it L A W Bulletin tray and carry them to the kitchen to wash them if it is taken to the cellar THE MARKETS rll articles needed for a meal may be carried up on it instead of making sev5 Cincinnati eral trips A large strongly made bas lilVESTOCK Cattlecommon3 00 Dec3 65 3 80 4 25 ket may be substituted for the tray ii Select butchers 6 25 5 75 CALVES Fair to cood light preferred Home Magazine 3 30 3 10 HOGS Common A ¬ ¬ ¬ Burning itching frost bite Use St Jacobs Oil cures promptly Cools the fever- - bawn ¬ More Than His Match Algernon In what month were you aw prompt reply Address DR J C AYER Lowell Mass matter The appropriate Miss Keene stone is the diamond Jewelers Weekly To Cure a- Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- - lo WINTER GOWNS Velvet and Cloth Are Combined with Satisfactory Results A Smart Gown - Light shippers SHEEP Choice LAMBS FLOUR Winter family U RAIN Wheat No 2 rednew Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork Mixed packers 3 20 3 20 3 25 4 75 2 45 3 30 3 30 3 75 5 15 2 70 07 34 We somehow hate little sinners more than we do big ones A man with enough moral strength to be nearly right should be alto- ¬ gether so L A W Bulletin We have not been without Pisos Cure for Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 91 Insomnia with which I have been afflictedfor over twenty years and I can say that Cascarets have given me more relief than any other reme- ¬ dy I have ever tried I shall certainly recom- ¬ mend them to my friends as being all they are represented Thos GrmvnD Elgin 111 I have been using CASCARETS for 4 09V4 No3red 4- - -- - v4 y combination of coior is the light wood color with dark brown and a ery Mental Benefits charming gown of wood colored cloth At clubs now woman makes a spread Arrayed in silks and smiles the cloth with a satin finish is quite Her ear upon the papers read odd in design and is trimmed with a MAKING SURE Her eye upon the styles Chicago Dally Record deep brown velvet The cloth is an overskirt or iolonaise while the under Monotonously Expensive Iart of the skirt and the upper pait of We had to give our pet dog away the waist and sleeves are of velvet Why are four rows of narrow Well he ran away nine times and There every time the same boy brought him velvet ribbon outlining the cloth is apparently no way of getting De There back and charged me 25 cents either in or out of this costume but the troit Free Press gown is fastened at the left side with invisible hooks and eyes The sleeves A Hurry Call I called Bigguns a liar right to bia are small with a cuff of the velvet at the wrist and are cut so as to give the face yesterday effect of a very long shoulder seam Is that so What did he say A smart cloth gown that is simple in I dont know I happened to b away before he had time to re design is made of blue Venetian cloth called The skirt is cut with a circular flounce Chicago Daily News ply effect fitting very close over the hips The Resinning of Her Rule The flounce is not scant as is geneially Papa what makes a man al the case but on the contrary is exag ¬ Susie ways give a woman a diamond engage geratedly full It is made in clusters of ment rincr plaits at equal distances npart and the Her Father --The woman Jewelers1 plaits are only fastened a short distance Maud Do you pin your faith on Weekly leaving the flounce to flare out about Charlie the foot The waist has three rows of Brotherly Ethel Im not satisfied with pinning tucks put on to give the effect of plaits They quarreled over her but now I want a good hard knot tied Phila ¬ below a plain square yoke of the deep ¬ They as two brothers be delphia Press For the girl since has declared herself est blue velvet that is finished with a Each fellows sister See stock collar and side tabs The sleeves Detroit Journal An Observation are very nearly tight fitting but have Chill breezes now some fullness at the top with rows oi FAMILIAR LINES The tree tops woo tucks across the fullness There is no The snowbirds note I falling due iiiush at the wrists and the sleeve is N Truth very long The beit is of fancy metal Harpers Bazar Off for tlie lopeyiuoon 1 am afraid we will look Bridegroom Elaborate Trimmings so happy and contented that everyone Nearly all costumes with elaborate will know we are just uarried trimming at the back of the wais are Dontworry Best Man consolingly designed to be worn without wraps old chap it will be only for a day or They are for visiting evening or similar two you know Puck occasions and whatever outside gar ment is needed usually takes the form Still on the Go ot a large cloak opera wrap or cape that Yeast 1 see that joke about a fel- ¬ neither crushes the trimming oris worn lows stolen umbrella is still going where a round shoulder suggestion around would be observable X Y Ledger Crimsonbeak So is the umbrella Balced Onions Yonkers Statesman One of the nicest ways of cooking v Out of the Service onions is to bake them Pull off the dry So your engagement to the Lafay ¬ outside skin drop them into toii Young Man I came to inquire wheth iag salted water Simmer 20 minutes avenue millionaires daughter is ette er you have read those jokes yet that I drain them arrange in a baking dish off eh mustered out left here a few days ago Yes Ive been salt and pepper them turn on a IHtle Editor Oh often St Louis Re ¬ boilinc water and bake an hour Break Judge public each one a little in the center and drop A Preqnent Enltnpb bit of butter in the heart Detroit A Quandary No more hell ever greet us Free Press Loving my friend and lovins truth He now is with tne blest By doubts and ears Im torn in half He got appendicitis How to Clenn Chiffon Veils Because my friend as asked in sooth And the doctors did the rest While chiffon veils are easily laun Judge That I should write his epitaph Robert Gilbert Welsh ii Judge dered Soak them for 15 minutes in Wasnt Keees sttry thick warm suds of castiie soap Then Uncompanionable Singleton Did you send cards to Toby Hoggs cant stand his own bg press between the hands in soapy warm of your friends announcing the birth water until they are clean Einse in cietyxa single evening yoiir baby Well he knows himself belter thsui clear water and dry by pinning even one rf W fiends BerieaWlrr Xo ly on a white towel and exposing to the Chicago Daily Jlecord y we do arp deafl JS 1 ITUUi jklr N Y Ledger Then get out you havent a business head Ker rich old father replied Chicago Daily News ¬ Hnd Seen One Did you ever see a horse race that you could say was absolutely honest I think I did wunst said Rubber- ¬ Elderly Spinster to young reprobate neck Bill The feller what was ahead who has been swearing Oh how can stoled the hoss Indianapolis 3ou use such dreadful language Da had Journal you know what becomes of little boyi who do so His Poor Argument Billy Yesm they gits ter be call Your money is nothing at all to me The lover impatientlj cried drivers Fun There never has been- a season when so many different styles were in fashion Lard particularly for cloth gowns It would BUTTER Choice dairy Prime choice almost seem impossible for a woman to APPLES UChoice tocreamery fancy be unfashionably dress2d provided the POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO sleeves of her gown are small and the patent Winter skirt has no particular fullness except FLOUR Wheat No 2 red back Velvet and cloth are com GRAIN 3 Chicago spring at the No bined in many of the new gowns with CORN No 2 Ax very satisfactory results A favorite PORK Mess ¬ 29fe 57 8 50 50 4 12 3 SO 1 DO If a woman has a dollar every man thinks he is entitled to a share of it and a lawyer will take it all Judge Oil cures M WL LTy CATHARTIC 14 24 4 00 Limp and lame lame back it promptly surely St Jacobs TRADE MARK REGISTERED 25 I 40 3 50 Most barbers have to rake and scrape to get along L A W Bulletin A cold sore and stiff All right again St Jacobs Oil did it cured Where a woman coaxes a man threatens Chicago Daily News Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe Sltrllng Remedy Company Chicago Jlonlreal 3 40 64 7 90 Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good 70 613 10c 25c 50c Do M CURE CONSTIPATION IVeir York 316 KJ LARD Steam ot O 27t 34 95 5 17 3 90 77 4 95 Co TflRiP I U DAU Sold and puaranteed by alldruK Kists to CUKE Tobacco Habit NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No RYE 2 CORN No 2 mixed OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western red 76ift 9 75 S 59 32 il0 00 5 40 406 STAR PLUG M NATURAL LEAF PLUG L CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG SLEDGE PLUG SCALPING KNIFE PLUG a TRUST or COMBINE IManufactTtrer IMItSIMIMINUw Not Vis do Iby I jf- FLOURFamlly GRAINFamily CornMixed Oats No 2 BALTIMORE 5 60 71 SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING 68 3871 3 90 Southern Wheat 00 715 72 39 LIGGETT s MYERS TOBACCO COMPY liSIMINIBIMIWIIfliaiWIMIMIItlMIMtMllaiMIWIWIWiniWIMIIOIISIMIIOIMIMIMIWIiaiWItSIWIISIKIi1 white CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Rve No 2 Western Corn--Mixe- 33 58K 40 90 68 33 YOU W LL REALIZE THAT THEY LlVh WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY IF YOU USE s s s 5 5- i 26s 3 75 4 00 67 35 Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam 29ya 9 50 5 50 s etlMt MOIMMICinlIOHtIMIMIMIMIMIMIMICltMIMmiMleiieilMICIMInMIMIMIiM1MIMiellMf4figCr4KHj QAPni in SHOOT I Sy i 5 s - T S AH AF axe NATION sid of Americans Winchester onui auNoncixg mir J 1 nation oF dyspeptics and that Few are entirely free from disorders of the digestive tract Indigestion Dyspepsia Stomach and Bowel trouble or Constipation The treatment of these diseases vith cathartic medicines too often ag gravates the trouble it hs been they thttrue it is jmidjHHBHk wMmt Used fgEg GjampiokSkots 4 ri s for 152 page Illustrated Qtalocue Winchester Repeating Ams o BO WitiCHCSTtiiAvE Jem Name ona Postal qd New Haven Conn ¬ TH is LOGICAL TREATMENT the use of remedy that will build up the system thereby enabling the various organs to act as Mature intended they should Such a remedy is found in Or Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Mere is the proof- 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 - - kt A Ghrlsfmas CHANCE FOP ¬ In Detroit there are few soldiers more popular and efficient than Mar R Davies first sergeant of Co B His home is at 416 Third Avenue For four years he was a bookkeeper with the wholesale drug house of Farrand I have charged up many thousand Clark and he says Williams orders for Dr Williams iritPills for Pale People but never knew their worth until I used them for the cure of chronic dyspepsia For two years I sufTered and doctored for that aggravating trouble but could only be helped temporarilj I think dyspepsia is one of the most stubborn of ailments and there is scarcely a clerk or office man but what is more or less a victim Some days I could eat anything while at other times I would be starving Those distressed pains would force me to quit work I have tried many treatments and remedies but they would help only for a time A friend induced me to try Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and after tak ¬ ing a few doses I found much relief and after tising several boxes I wy cured I know these pills will cure dyspepsia of its worst form and I am Detroit Mich Journal pleased to recommend them want to earn something for can put you In the way of making Christmas Wf withonr terferinwith regular occupation 14 children VJ en earn SS between school hours Something mi oi new and original No canvassing and no quired A S3 outfit will hc sent on receipt orV jSS tamp Postofflco Do on EVERYBonvr y fy 7- - box2 337 NKW YOkkN y Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic TJ7 cer Bone Ulcers Scrofuloii8 cone Ulcers Gangrene Fever Draws outali nSfson 2 ures permanent iV LuernK SM0 AN tau 57P- UlcerVr - COSUuirMlnnM Bctseongb Syrup SoVoty mSj jftKHSl -- s - KM ¬ Thn rinitino At U -- ¬ per druggists or sent postpaid on receipt of box by the Dr Williams Medicine lo riirto xIvjav hoxrt 4 ho CW nxmo Tastes Good Uoe M SderectyNY ptiie50 KE WIDELY TOKITJWCftJCi WT 173S L- tir yi - iK i a- rv tr - v k - r - 8 Cor 7th THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 1898 Main Tlxe ltfew HjOULisville Store Cor- - 7th Main - V iwK1 pis 71 first We will endeavor to give you prices that haye never been given before in this vicinity We must reduce our stock before thewe of the y ear j will give Bg and in order to do so we have given you some prices below that will interest you and all other goods that are not mentioned same liberal discount as though they were advertised -- the Holidays are IJow Approaching Mens and Boys Mackintoshes t fe f- - V i For a good sized Calico Wrapper ITlaimettes latest Fall 25 cents each Styles worth 10 cents Ladies Ecru and white satin double texture with cape worth fort worth 75 cents bui fleeced vests and pants 250 worth 39 cents 15 cents per yard Wool Flanuels white red and grajj worth 25 cents cents per yard 150 each 50 cents Com- - For an extra heavy Chinchilla Overcot well made worth 500 348 each r l5- Viffin fer k r1 - Your choice of any Calico in thehouse at 3 1 2 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none sold to merchants r In every department you will find each article reduced to a closing out price which will only prevail during this sale Call and seaforS jyoursen n you are m neeu oi a uiii vv e win aavc yuu iuujjl - For the best calf skin and graia 7 Ladies Capes and Jackets In abundant lots capes all of leather high topped shoes in Hie per pair 148 this seasons styles at low figures city tapped soled 2C ents per pair Mens douhle half 45 cents per pair Cloaks that were carried over at 15 cents each hoots worth 200 Mens all wool extra heavy soxs For the best oil tanned calf 50 cents on the 1 Call and ex ¬ Ladies Ecru or TVhite Vests calf shucking gloves worth 75 cents amine these offers worth 35 cents and Pants worth 25 cents n Clarks Q 3 for 10 cents ST T Spool Cotton 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 j 98 cents per For Ladies calf skin 675 each For the best quality of Beaver button worth 125 and Kersey Overcoats all colors every one worth 1000 -- Pr iifr sliQftoMF if iWm - jl JMv r 200 per pair THE lisiixSS - NEW N5tice Parties wanting photos for ¬ LOUISVILLE Advertisement J IP nT bjI v m H il WLM MM VzW HM C Ml Manager rf 5- Louis Salosliin IOiiLcaa rf - JLOJBLZJilSLj2Lrm Christmas presents should place orders GREENBACKS Call HIT now in order to gt them in time and 6ee samples of the latest the PorGovernment Money celain and Ivory type pictures made Brm IIWl W Bfc ElkBSi in both large and small sizes the piet i t i i ine Leading specialists o i America At close of our Civil War in 1865 M tiest finest and most durable picture there appeared in the London Times 20 YEARS IN OHIO male the following h Grinnan tf j 250000 Cured If that mischievous financial pol- ¬ Jfcy icy which had its origin in the North WECURESTRlCTUf ij Advertisement American Republic during the late Thousands of j ouiik and middle aged YOTT A DEMOCRAT ARE Civil War in that country should be- ¬ men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may havo a smart-- c come indurated down to a fixture mg senffauon smau iwisiing sirenin There is a place then that government will furnish its An old adage reads cutting pains at times nlight di sharp for everything and for everything to be money without cost charge difficulty in commencing weak It willhave all organs emissions and all tho symptoms in its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATPH debility they have STRIC of nervous should find a place in the home of every the money that is necessary to carry TU11E Dont let doctors experimenton It will DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The on its trade and commerce you by cutting stretching or tearing you Ihis will not cure you as it will re¬ Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by become prosperous beyond precedent turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ the people and is always ready to fight in the history of civilized nations of MENT absorbs tho stricture tissue heuco removes the stricture permanently for the cause of the people IT STANDS the world The brain and wealth of pain no suffer It can never return Nobusiness by our SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLAT ing no dotention from all countries will go to North America FORM without the aid or consent of the sexualorgansarestrength k 5 or You ire Cordially Invited 5 INSPECT THE HANDSOME LINE OF Clothing Dry Cecils Dress Goods Hat s Shoes Notions ¬ c method Tho ened Tho nerves are invigorated and tho bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis-¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at time Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack Shrunken Varicocele of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they havo no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Snecialists who havo made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case wo accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure ECURE GLEET and a fair compar- ¬ news service now being fur ¬ ison of its 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- ¬ Gold Bug Monopolies THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- ¬ STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON THIS GLOBE The famous Hazzard circular to capitalists in New York and the Buell Bank circular to United States Bank- ¬ ers both emanating from London and the fabulous corruDtion fund raised in England and Germany estimated at 1500000 were the agents that se- ¬ cured the closing of our mints against silver The walk into my parlor policy 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 understanding 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 EVER DISPLAYED IN PARIS Not alone being the highest quality of goods but we intend to give the people the benefit of buying them at less price stores can ofier patch SEE OUR NEW AND MAMMOTH STOCK OF A- - ffigSk The Dispatch also has a staff of over 300 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 - it J M Hens ys ClftQs G-- W If 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 225 CURES GUARANTEED Wo treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILTS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG-¬ ES KTDNEY and BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE Tf unable to call write for FREE BLANK QUESTION for HOME Dl 8 to 10 a m SWEENEY Office Hours 1 to 3 pm TREATMENT 7 to 8 p m Kennedy 29 -------- DRS Kergms STREEI O 7 Office W - FOURTH - rUMfilMNATl rammiWfZzmmMmm fA Phone 135 Residence Phone 27 Night Ring Formerly office of late Dr Buck 15nov tf Book Keeping Business PHONOGRAPHY Type Writing Educate FOR A ¬ Situation BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM jobs ok E55S g2 amxsswr jomnrj viTcri vk ibva xr jrms m Tkv m M Telegraphy Underwear Largest stock and best quality in Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Also Indies and Childrens Hats at money- saving prices New and novel effects in Dress Goods and Silks Also Serges Broadcloth Henriettas etc New Calicoes Outing Cloths Wrapptr Goods Flannels Sateens Percales Comforts Blankets Ginghams Jeans Shirting Table Linens Duck Goods Napkins Linen Crashes Ticking Quilts Velvets Bancy Ribbons Hosiery Curtains Ladies Underwear Handkerchiefs all best makes of Coisets 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 Come once and vou will come back we are the peoples friends agiiin they all do because we give our customers honest goods at honest prices Dont forget our Merchant Tailoring Department Suits m order and a perfect fit guaranteed CLOTHIN See our beautiful styles in Mens Boys and t Childrens Shirts and l Y- - l fc TOLEDO DETROIT Fruits Address Flowers 3 All Points in Michigan GENERAL WRSMITH LEXINGTON KY We BLUE GRASS NURSERIES ZF Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station V Tor circular of his famous and responsiblo COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY Refers to thousands of graduates in positions Cost of Full Business Course including Tui- ¬ tion Books and Board in family about 90 ShorthandType Writing and Telegraphy Specialties BSTThe Kentucky University Diploma under seal awarded graduates Literary Course free if desired No vacation Enter now Graduates successful In order to have your letters reach us address only jJLjX 1398 TWIN CARL CRAWFORD te i Bimm B -- fV Jt v-f Awarded Medal at Worlds Exposition Avoiding The Tunnel ST LOUIS BOSTON BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY ALVA CRAWFORD J c- - Wagner Sleeping Cars Important Change on The Frankfort Sriffett Parlor Cars Wagner Cincinnati Two New Trains Cars Compartment Cars Private Dining Cars Elegant Coaches and RAHKOAD TIBtE CARD No 2 train will leave at 930 a m and arriye at Frankfort at 1120 a m NRR L 3esure your tickets read via BIG No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives FOUR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS at Frankfort at 810 p m o Mccormick No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p y Passenger Traffic Mgr m 1010 p m arrives at 840 D B MARTIN From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m Tkt Agt No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m Gen Pass 333 p m 627 p m O and arrives at 4 p m Cincinnati From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 pm From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m NEW YORK Sleeping GENERAL WILBUR R SMITH LexingtonKy Kentucky University resources 500000 and Note had nearly 1000 students m attendance last year grown in Nurseries Prices reasonable as we employ no Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ plication to H F HILLENIEY3ER Phone 279 Lexington Ky CRAWFORD BROS SiDocDrmr Mim and FifthSts Dissolution of Haggard Mice BUR TOBACCO JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY The undersigned composing the firm WAREHOUSE Reed Laundry have this day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership 0 E Reed as- ¬ suming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY 4 Those owing the firm will please settle 13 1893 J with Mr Reed From June H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ Four Months Storage Free lt tracted by above firm Independent Warehonife Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent 5sp 4wks J H HAGG ARD - I ljan99 pAfiISj EYf Money To Loan 5 DEPARTURE OP TRAINS Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable HOUSE AND LOT AND X H Landman M D 503 W Of No Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will he at the Windsor Hotel Paris To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 and 5h per cent on real 340 p m estate mortgage To Lexington 747 a m tl05 545 p m 1014 p m MOORE ROGERS To Richmond 1108 a m 543 16sep 6mo Paris Ky 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p Terms am a PEPSinl YRUPINDIGESTION 11 DR R GOLDSTEIN CURES CALDWELLS M m xn BLACK ¬ p m SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners ¬ Of 544 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky TUESDAY DEC 13 1898 returning every second Tuesday in each vmKEEERENCE--I3veryleadingphysician H A SMITH G- - F B Carr Agent Office over Office Hours S Varden Co 1 imt Paris Kentucky 8 to 12 a m L to 5 p m SYRUP PEPSI N CURES CONSTIPATION V DR CALDWELLS Will be at the Windsor Hotel Parish DESIRE to sell my house and ot If you are going to have a sale and jAyj on with blacksmith shop at Jackson- wish to set a dinner at a reasonable ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on Friday Dec JLQ 1898 ance in twelve months For further GEORGE RASSENFOSS returning once every month Eyet ex particulars address or call on amiued and glasses scientifically Ky 20sept2m BENJ P SHARON Paris 3UStea- Jacksonville Ky ISoct tf 27ep tf I n T5 S A J i - n jv J1- - -- 3L mtx ivti - riCaj jlrV I vv ywiiuta- - m 1X

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