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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - - J TT a mmm m - - iW Q Vt A- - h CHAMP 1 fc MILLER Editors aid Owners n Ml OURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established fee i 1881 EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRI0AY DECEMBER 9 1898 NO 98 z C F BROWER a CO MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered iftUDDIiES MILLS In And About The Personals Vknd Other Notes Gathered For iThe Nws Readers Bars Cor Main Mill Lexington Ky i y ALMOST A XECESSITY What home is complete without desk Its convenience and comfort soon pays for the slight investment required We have put 12 on special sale this 6 buys a week Come and see them curley birch desk with a mirror 500 an imp mohogany deak would WISE BUYERS OF PARIS ne cheap at 850 Not one but hundreds have beauti- ¬ 850 beys a highly polished well fied their homes from our Carpet Stock made desk finished in mahogany There are many others in Oak Birch nd Birdseye Maple in this sale If you ART SQUARES ALL SIZES want a birgain yond better take a look 450 500 6 50 and 700 It willbe worth trouble and the PRICE are all matters of grave importance We have studied tbea points through a lifetime in the carpet businessand are in addition to our experience able to give 3ou tie benefit of the purchasing power of our Big Store MISSES New round toes kid and patent leather tip cloth or v 2 TO 8 kid top Dongolas Kangaroo PetK A TO P ble GrainGlove Kid and Calf Skin -- v LADIES LOOK LOVELY Lace and Button Turns GoodVV TAPESTRY CARPETS -- a special lot 57c 65c and 75c McKays DONT GO IT BLINDLY in the beautiful toes and heel and year weltsto and 35c 50c 65c 75c 8 Sizes 5 Six Pieces Royal Velvets Dark Rich WHEN YOU BUY CARPETS perfect fit of our Krippendorf-Ditt-ma- n 95c 125 and 140 Colors High Pile Splendid Wearing Con make Goodyear welts 10 and 125 -Remember that the design the blend Qualities 85c Sizes turns McKays Prices on bottom 140 8h to 11 50c 65c95c125 of colors the grouping of figures ing andS190 4 und of each pair 2 8250 3 Sizes 1H to 2 75c 95c 125 t BiBe Jett week of Miss So 140 190aud 240 MesprsMTom McConnell and A E Useful and ornamental those handsome chairs at Mocks at prices to suit Cracraftiiled on lady friends near Col- Exclusive styles of machine and hll pockets It ville SurAy evening McKay sewed at H5c 125 and MUNDELS AND TJSCHERS The infant child of John John A nnmwjr of young people of Colville 150 in cloth and kid tops bolh Carpets Furniture Wall Paper son of Ruddles Mills was buried here ShawhanHeadqnarters and Cynthiana heel and spring heel size S to 8 BOYS In Calf GroinBox Calf attendedihG dance Fridav night given D and E New English Thursday toes pat- Tans and Vici Kid Newest toes by Mr John Kane of this place Mrs Tom Prather and wife of Mavs ent and kid tip See Em in our Standard Srew McKays and v 1 Tom Mclntyre i8 improving Mrs Will Wright is very ill Mies Kate Savage is on the sick list Mrs Ada Smith has not been bo well this week Mrs John Grimes is much better and babe doing well Fob Rent Fiat of fonr rooms to man with small family T M Furnell 2t Elder Ringo of Lexington will preach at the Christian church Sunday Ashby Leer and G W Bryan were in Cincinnati this week on business Mr Claude Neal and wife of New- ¬ port are guests of relatives near town Royce Alien and H H Phillips are hunting in Robertson county this week Dont forget the entertainment of the cudets on the 16th Further notice next H S Bethards is slightly improved L W Oliver left Monday for Cincin ¬ nati en route to Texas Mr Charlie Jett is at home after a visit to relatives m Bracken Mr Risk Chowning of Berry Station visited friends here last week Rev Ww Grinstead of Millersburg preached here Sunday evening Mr LesliefMor eland is visiting friends at Blue Iirek Springs this week Mr Caw Burden of Cyhthiana is the gueBt of friends here this week Miss Lizzie Snapp was the guest of Miss Rosle Overby of Paris Monday Mr Jeff Denton and wife of George- ¬ town visited relatives here this week B0RN 4pja8t week to the wife of C B Rankin vffk Miss Ida Brashear a son Missesrulia Howard of Paris and May Hoviard of Milfoid are the guests JF The Corner for Best Shoes Newest Shapes and Lowest Prices V NONE BETTER The Krippendorf Dittman London WILLIAMS HOYTS s v Cos v ¬ C F BROWER CO ¬ ¬ Oe Dttbme Jewelry Company fourth and Walnut Sts Long Dlstanc Cincinnati O Telephone Call 870 DLAMOND CUTTEPvS ii our Diamonds are Carefully selected in the rouah ant cut in our factory by Expert Diamond Cutters 2le carry the jCarpest Stock in the 2lest at the jCowest Prices ¬ lick have been guests of relatives here this week T P Wadell killed 1600 turkeya here this week Turkeys are now worth seven cents Fok Sale An Alderny cow fresh second calt good milker T M Purnell Henry Letton or near Millers Station sold to Jonas Weil sixteen head of 1500 They were extra Ib cattle Wednesday m ii Consumption or Asthma in it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure head STATIONERY SILVERSMITHS WATCHES Died Hugh Carlysle aged 17 died We are Sole Agents for the Our stock ofSTERLING SILOur Department of Saturday night at St Louis Mo He VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe WEDDING SILVER is tho Co watches Our stock in this Stationery and Engrav- ¬ was a relative of Mrs Owens and Mrs most complete in the West A ing is thoroughly G W Bryan few exclusive patterns of Ster- line includes every grade and and complete ling Silver Spoons and Forks at make known to the trade at Mrs Mary Foster has secured a com- ¬ In every respect prices to suit everybody petent miller and will continue to run 3100 PER OUNCE the flouring mill here Flour meal Mail Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions ship stuff and bran delivered to any orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection 2t part of town Died Frank Stoker aged 34 died Sunday at Geo Towles near here He S was a son of the late Harry Stoker and tne remains were buried at the Cheney grave yard JfaAMJ-vlJr-Thieves entered Win LaysonS resir rrymenyjEail ftence Monday Jnightahdsecuredi090r jflpWBpllMMM mcasnanaa wincnester setting on Dai cony Thieves also relieved Dr Huff ¬ man of 880 in cat h At John Mocks the thieves were suprised before secur ¬ Fit and satisfaction guaranteed ing any booty Died John C Hardy aged 81 years died Wednesday evening near Hook Now is the time to have the town He was a bacht lc r and quite wealthy He leaves one brother Ed sleeves and ripple backs of Hardy Burial here to day at 12 oclock your last seasons Services at residence by Rev W 8 Grinatead Pall bearers T J Jones J R Long E P Clarke J T Turley J W Conway J H Arthur Remodeled to conform with this Mack Grimes saddle mare ran away seasons styles with him Tuesday eve on Main street Also refitting cloaks mantel Grimes was thrown and badly bruised sacks jackets and all fur garments on the face and shoulder The mare a specialty ran into the wall at Smith Wadells drug store and broke her left hind leg We have engaged a practical and had to be shot The mare was cutter and ladies tailor from Chi- ¬ frightened by boys throwing snow balls cago and have a full line of cloths at Grimes to select from Dr W M Miller has moved into his S STOUT Mgr his office adjoining the opera house H It is a two story structure of pressed I TRAIfK TUMA brick with limestone and iron finish Ladies Tailor two 15x18 office rooms below with hard wood finish and plate glass windows Brussels carpet numerous pictures and the latest style of furniture This build- ¬ ing is one of the handsomest in the Burg and would be a credit to any city in the state up-to-d- old need a good all wool knee ey by selling you our conscientious pants suit which as sewed with dependable sty fob mens Shoes in fat Cos where all colors of leathers and newest Thos McClintock sold to Wm Brain silk call at Price shapes of toes Prices on bottom blette eight good mules Monday and to you will save money of Lexington twelve Garuthers Baird of each pair 8140 190 240 I Prof Sjlem E Parker of Buffalo Windows Goodyear wolts N Y organized a singing dchool here TnesdaySight and is now conducting Sizes 8 lo l3ispringr hee- l- 75cr a class e23h eveniug at the Methodist 95c 125 L40 and 8190 BEST ON EARTH57 church Hi8 lessons are very beneficial Sizes 12 fo2 heels 75 95c125 Hanan Sons and everwbne should take advantage of L 5 TO 1 A TO E 140 19i 240 500 this opportunity to learn vocal mnRic Mon- ¬ Sizes 2 to 54 25 140 Prof Parker closed a large school We want to sell 3011 more shoes 190 240 and day nighRat Millersburg 290 than we haye sold you If your Boys from 3 to 15 years We want to save you more mon- ¬ ALL THIS SEASONS STYLES AND BEST 85cll v MAKES RELIABLE SHOES AT RELIABLE PRICES ¬ H STOUTS LADIES SUITS - THE LEGAL at 350 war ¬ ranted in every way See Em in Windows Always ask for Paris Milling Williams Hoyt Cos Oos parity flour All grocers INFANTS Sizes 0 to 5 inclu keep it Insist on having Purity ding fat ankle and broad toes 25c everyitmie 35c 50c 65c 85c and 1 M My fagency insures against fire wid and storm best old re liable m iPjompt paying compa-- DoNTtwait until the last minute to purchaReTyonr presents but go to J T Hintonsniow where you can find something touit everybody tf if i 290 ¬ Exclusive prices and st3les in extra High Cut mens Shoes from 150 to Largest stock of OOTS mens Grain und Fwll tock Kip Sewed nnd Pegged 150 to 500 Agents for BUELLS Bootees mwns Strong Working Shoes Pegged or screwed Sizes 6 to 13 75c to 150 50 x v - ones nunion aMK i-- - 2000 and upwards Remodeling u O mNTONgem za asiKJamiaMSin i- out-of-sty- le A Good Memory often saves money and also good health If you are troubled with constipation indiges- ¬ tion or any form of stomach trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin aud health wiJl be restored to you Trial sizes 10c lo doses 10c large size 50c and 8100 of W T Brooks druggist Paris ljan xm Ky fHHRs9attWmHlftfi f- - TL- - 3 WATCH OtJR WINDOWS i il Bring this and ask for prices and Shoes as advertised V Jackets Tornadoes And Cyclones Lookout these windstorms will sweep your farm property off the face of the earth and you will lose it all unless you have a policy in the old and 1000 tried Glen Falls of New York insurance for five years will only cost you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9uov tf T Porter Smith Agent A six room residence on High Street adjoining the Dan Turney residence Possession given immediately Apply to J T Hinton BRONCHITIS mmmmmmmm Bronchitis is very prevalent It gen- ¬ erally begins with a common cold at¬ tended with cough hoarseness sore- ¬ For Rent ¬ Use Paris Milling Cos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other Examine those comforts at J T ness of the lungs tightness of the chest and difficulty in breathing If not cured it becomes dangerous 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 v TPE RIGHT SHOES To stand the hardships that Shoes are subjected to these Winter days Shoes that are made of the rierht mRtrini made right and sold right DkBuIIs Cough Syrup Will promptly cure Bronchitis DEALER IN ad-¬ the hands of Mr collection I have placed all my Fee Bills in who Hintons tf vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist receipt them E T SEEDING J is authorized to Ex S B C T Martin for Wanted to Buy I will pay the highest market price in cash or I 300000 bushels of wheat ¬ Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors Ladies Shoes 100 to 350 You can buy them You WILL buy them if you wilf only come in and look at the goods 4 recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists 30n4t Walnut bedstead Ap- will furnish sacks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when ply at The News office tf you are ready to sell a the highest mar- For Sale GEO W DAVIS Furniture Window Shades Oil ¬ Clays Shoe Store Main 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 Caady is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the fac- ¬ tory and that is why Peebles Candy is more delicious than that of others Although superior in every way the prices for Peebles Candy are no higher than others Agents for Allegrettl Babels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line may always be found ket price Those who held wheat last Cloths Carpets Mattresses Cor 4th The very best companies com- ¬ year made big money Store your JEtc pose my agency which insures wheat and get the profit Special attention given to Undertak ¬ E 0 FRETWELL Agent against fire wind and storm ing and Repairing 5july 4t Paris Ky Non union Main Street Paris Ky W 0 H1NT0N Agent NOTICE We keep up with the times and TEETH EXTRACTED you will find large selected line of The following farms have been posted WITBOUT PAIN Reefers and Boys overcoats at and we hereby warn all hunters that if Cos and at the right they are caught on any of the lands of Price NO COCAINE NO GAS oParis Kyf uiuuuuiuuumui ji Wheat Sacks - price The Joseph Established R Peebles Sons Prest Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES eebes Candy and Allegrettl Rubers Chocolate Creams sold exclusively in this city by 184U Cincinnati O a s JAS FEE VAKDEN SON The teachings of 60 years experience as to all that Is best in the line of Eatables Drlak able and Smokeables is summed up in a 60 page prico list Sent free Write Tor it the undersigned they will be indicted FOR SALE CHEAP A simple application to the gnms used for trespassing only b ne aim acknowledged by the MATT HOWARD public to be th best and easiest and We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ m hughes absoluMy free- from any after effects pair your linen and put neck bands on iu price paid for J MILLER WARD Catepnoric treatment for painless TTri vvneac 5row on iiuvat Paris Haggard Reed free ns uaii Q WARD J filling Millinz Cos office JOHN B KENNEDY CATESBY WOODFORD B M RENICK 5pouu bet or teem CO Br Adairs Dental Parlors M HALL J Upper and lower 1500 P S- - --Farmers WOTlld fin mtII ROBT H FERGUSON Blore 50 cts up Silver fillings their wheat near home Having recently been several times JAS E CLAY Gold fillings 100 up BARNETT BROS asked if I wae still conducting my den- ¬ Gold crowns 500 50 cts S Painless extraction tal parlors I desire to inform the public that I am still at their service and can v For Bent Idling Irritation J fi ADAIB D D S be found at my office opposite the Court- ¬ is the forprunner to consnuintibn Dr 321 Main St Paris Ky C My interest in a bowling alley house Bells The store room occupied by will ciirMt and give such strength to the Innim that opp Court house does not conflict with my practice See Grosche is for rent Possession given oonarh or n cold will nor WrQ wLT 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours my card in another column January 1st 1899 Applv to Went five cents at all druggist lOoctlt s Telephone 79 Geo Rassekfoss J R AdaIR D D S j - - Jfl5wiPine-Tar-Honey r jd 0 Jpf z u -- V jsflu ioWPSPR -- Is w V557 1 THE BUUltEUN NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 1898 HAWAIIAN ISLES McKinley Transmits to Congress Re ¬ THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Tho London Papers Mike Comments oa McKinleys Second State Papor to Congress PEACE TREATY Main Questions Settled by the Ameri ¬ SPIRITED DEBATE IN SENATE Senator Hoar Objects to the Practice of Appointing Senators on Commissions Should Not Hold Two Offices REFORMS IN PORTO RICO ¬ Make it a Point To Get the Best Every Time When X You Buy Medicine port of the Commission can and Spanish Commissioners KJo Municipal Officers to He Elected and Amer ican Polict nien to He Introduced in the Different Towns i London Dec 6 The Daily Chronicle The Text of the Principal Bill Drawn Up pays a tribute to the sober sound common sense and straightforward by Them It Is Thought Ic Will Best language of the message pointing Promote the Interests of the People ou the Islands out that President McKinleys references to the military occupation of Cu ¬ Washington Dec 7 The president Tues ¬ ba virtually outlines a policy precise-¬ day transmitted to congress the report of the ly the same as that of Great Britain in Hawaiian commission consisting of Senators Cullom and Morgan representative Hitt Pres ¬ Egypt and likely to have the same ef-¬ ident Dole and Justice Frear of Hawaii to ¬ fect gether with the text of bills drawn by the com- ¬ Commenting upon the presidents mission for the governmen of the islands as a surprising language concerning the portion ¬ Complete Are tho Details of the Evacu ¬ ation of the Philippines Stipulated That an Evacnation Commission Will Be Unnecessary 7 nary portion habitants the existing institutions the public domain productions climate harbors and shipping facilities and various conditions of general interest The remaining portion is mainly devoted to a discussion of the legisla- ¬ tion proposed by the commission giving in the appendix the various reports of and copies of the bills suggested Three bills are formulated for the consider- ¬ ation of congress The first and principal one outlines a general plan of government and the other two deal with subordinate questions Of the main bill the commissioners express tho opinion that it will prove to be Such a meas- ¬ ure for the government of the Hawaiian is- ¬ lands as will best promote the interests of their people at the same time that it pro- ¬ motes the interests and maintains the sover- ¬ eignty of the people of the United States It provides for the erection of the islands in ¬ to a territory of the United States to be styled the Territory of Hawaii The bill con stains provisions for the government of the territory giving it executive legislative and judicial officers A governor secretary of the territory a United States district judge a United States district attorney and a United States marshal are to be appointed by the president and an internal revenue district and a icustoms district are created The offlqes of president minister of foreign affairs finance public instruction auditor general deputy auditor general surveyor general and marshal are abolished The officers of the territory under the new regime are an attorney general with similar powers and duties as now pos cessed by the attorney general of the republic exceptions a few of Hawaii with powers with a similar treasurer present minister to the and duties of finance and such powers and duties regard- tng licenses corporations and companies and partnerships and registration of prints labels and trade marks as are now possessed by the minister of the interior except as changed al bo a superintendent of public works a super- ¬ intendent of public instruction an auditor and ti deputy auditor a surveyor with the powers and duties of a surveyor general and a chief Sheriff to succeed to the duties of marshal of the republic all to be appointed by the governor Provision is made for a legisla ture to consist of two houses a senate to consist of 15 mem- ¬ bers as at present and a house of representa- tives consisting of 30 members double the membership of the house under the Hawaiian republic The members are to be elected at a general election to be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1899 and biennial thereafter The supreme court is to be the sole judge of the legality of election to a Beat in either house in case of contest No member of the legislature is to be eligible for appointment or election to any office of the territory and no officer or employe notary public or agent of the territory is to be eligible Ttoelection as a legislator There is also a provision that no person who having been en ¬ titled to qualify and vote prior to October 1897 and since July 1894 failed to register as such voter shall have a vote unless he shall take an oath to support the constitution of the United States The sessions of the legislature are limited to 60 days in duration and each member is allowed 400 as salary and 10 cents a mile for traveling expenses A senator is required to be a male citizen ol the United States 30 years of age to have re ¬ sided in the territory three years be the owner iniis own right of 2000 worth of property or to have during the preceding year received 1000 income Representatives must be 25 years old male citizens must have lived three years in Ha ¬ waii and must either own 500 worth of prop- ¬ erty or have an income of 250 a year Voters for representative are required to be malecitizens 21 years old and of one years res- ¬ idence in the territory to have registered and to have paid all taxes due the government and to be able understanding to speak read and write the English or Hawaiian language To be qualified to vote for senators a person must possess all the qualifications and be sub- ¬ ject to all the conditions required for voters for representatives and in addition own his own right real property worth 81000 in upon which valuation legal taxes shall have been paid for the year preceding that in which he offers to register or shall have actually re ¬ ceived a money income of not less than 60t during the previous year yPive registration districts are provided and he governor of the territory is authorized to appoint registration boards with the advice of he senate The bill also provides for the election of a Jelegate to the house of representatives in con- ress by the voters qualified to vote for repre- entatives in the legislature this delegate to ossess the same powers and privileges now iccorded to other delegates in congress The governor is to appoint a chief justice and wo associate justices of the supreme court the udges of the circuit court the members of the rjoard of health commissioners cT public in ¬ struction prison inspectors boards of regis- oration inspectors of election and other public oards that may be created by law and all offl iers whose salaries exceed 52000 per annum Other provisions of the bill are as follows She governor is to possess the veto power but iis veto Jinay be overridden by a two thirds Vote of both houses of the legislature The legislature is authorizt d to create town city and county municipalities Foreign goods and articles imported into the islands after July 7 1898 if afterwards brought nto the United States to pay the same duties charged upon like articles when imported The existing laws rom any foreign country Hawaii not inconsistent with the constitu- ¬ af tion and the laws of the United States or this act continue in force subject to repeal or amendment by the legislature of Hawaii or by congress sub-committ- of the United States The prelimi- ¬ of the report is mainly descriptive of the Hovaiian islands the in ¬ Nicaragua canal which utterly ignores British treaty rights the Daily Chronicle says that this matter will arise ere long in a more acute form The editorial highly approves Mr McKinleys reference to China and Great Britain The Standard says Few could havo foretold that the war would work so rapid and drastic a change How ab- ¬ solute the metamorphosis is may best be gathered from a comparison with previous messages It is not rash to predict that the United States will ad ¬ vance in the path upon which their feet are now firmly set The Standard construes Mr McKin leys reference to China as a declara tion that had the open door been closed or obstructed America would have interfered actively ¬ ¬ ¬ The peace of Pan Paris Dec is practically an accomplished fact Tuesdays session disposed of the essential features of the treaty which will be embodied in the following eight articles ¬ First The customary preface oi treaties in the nature of an expression of amnity and of hope for perpetual peace Second The relinquishment by SpaiD of her sovereignty over Cuba Third The withdrawal of the Span ish troops ¬ by relinquishment Spain of her sovereignty over Porto Fourth The Rico Fifth Spains cession of the Philip pines Sixth The withdrawal of the Span ish troops there Seventh- - Payment by the United States of 20000000 for the Philippines ¬ ¬ The provision for the open door commercial policy in the Philippines THE LATE WAR QUESTIONS The rough draft of the treaty which on commissions wras defended by Sena- ¬ An Early Debate Expected in the House in may be considerably changed covers the proposals It makes a long docu- ¬ tors Morgan and Piatt of Connecticut Connection With the Deficiency ment which Senator Cushman K Da who claim there was nothing incon- ¬ Appropriation Bill vis of the United States peace commis- sistent in so doing The debate then Washington Dec 6 An early de¬ sion sajs will be found to be one oi became somewhat general and the bate on war questions is expected in the most interesting papers in its char- constitutional prerogatives of the pres- ¬ the house of representatives in connec- ¬ acter ever written So completely are ident and the rights of the senate were tion with the deficiency appropriation the details of the evacuation of the discussed at length upon the legal and bill which is devoted exclusively to Philippines stipulated that a commis- ¬ technical phase of the subject Other speakers in the controversy items for the army and navy The bill sion such as arranged for the Spanish was practically completed Monday and withdrawal from the West Indies will were Senators Chandler and Bacon in opposition to the too free exercise by will be finally passed on in commit- ¬ be unnecessary tee Tuesday and then presented Among the questions not yet settled the president of the power of appoint ¬ to the house Chairman Cannon however are the coaling station and ing senators to othrr positions They of the appropriation committee religious freedom in the Carolines the pointed out that there was a law on said Monday that he hoped to begin Spanish commission not having replied the statute books inhibiting citizens consideration of the bill on Wednesday to the American offer The Americans from holding two offices with pay at or Thursday and to pass it before the have agreed to transport the Spanish the same time and insisted that such end of the week He hardly thought prisoners home including the garrison appointments were contrary to the there would be any general opening and sailors at Manila captured by spirit of American institutions up of war questions just now although Adm Dewey and Gen Merritt as well Senator Aldrich was among those if the debate ran into such channels as the soldiers and civilians held by who contended for the right of the he thought it might be as welcome now the Filipinos whose return the Ameri- president to call into the service of the country the talents of senators and as any time cans have guaranteed As compensation Spain promises to members of congress in other lines A MEDAL FOR HELEN GOULD ¬ liberate all Cuban Porto Rican and than those in which their offices indi cated The contention on this side Congress May Reward the Rch New York Philippine political prisoners Spanish soldiers electing to remain in the col- was to the effect that the practice was Woman for Her Benevolence Daring onies may do so but it is more a mat ¬ an old one and they cited a supreme the American Spanish War ter of economy for the Americans to court decision to show that two offices Washington Dec 6 Gen Wheeler return the others as they must be fed might be occupied by the same person of Alabama Monday introduced in the as long as they are kept and Spain is in cases where the services did not house through Representative Stall unable to bear the expense of the re- - conflict After two and a half hours of dis-ings a resolution providing that in JJClUllCtUlUU vfeJ Wssion the question was referred to recognition of the patriotic devotion Also the Americans have rejected and bounteous benevolenca of Misa Spains request for free shipping for the judiciary committee with instruc ¬ Helen Miller Gould to the soldiers ten years in Cuban and Porto Rican tions to investigate and report upon of the army of the United States dur waters they having given the Spanish the nomination of the commissioners ing the war with Spain the thanks commissioners such poor consolation as WITH IMPOSING CEREMONIES Df congress are hereby tendered the latter may derive from the permisher and congress hereby authorizes sion to reapply when the diplomatic The Four Statues on the Confederate Sol ¬ and directs that a gold medal with ap relations have been renewed for ship diers Muimmont on Capital Hill propriate designs be prepared by the ping concessions under the reprocity Montgomery Ala Unveiled director of the mint and that said scheme of the Dingley law for which Montgomery Ala Dec 8 The four medal be presented to her by the presi Senor Dupuy DeLome was negotiating dent of the United States at such time in Washington when the war broke statues on the Confederate soldiers ¬ and in such manner as he may deter-¬ out There are still under discussion monument on Capitol Hill were un veiled Wednesday They represent in¬ mine eight secondary subjects which the fantry cavalry artillery and navy TONS OF NITRO GLYCERINE Spanish commissioners broached last Imposing ceremonies were had Ad- ¬ week including the status of patents dresses were made by ex Gov Thomas Explosion in the Hndson Powder Cos and copyrights The American comG Jones as orator of the day Works Superintendent and Four missioners Tuesday handed to Senor of the Navy Herbert for the Chinamen Killed Montero Rios a written reply covering navy J M Falkner for the these questions There will probably cavalrj y A Sanford J Pinole Cal Dec 6 The nitro glye be no joint session Wednesday as the infantry and Benjamin Screws artil- ¬ erine house of the Hudson Powder Spaniards desire time to consider this lery The 13 confederate states were Co blew up at 330 Monday afternoon document represented by 13 young ladies and killing Superintendent Charles Ken ¬ the four branches of the service by nedy and four Chinese the only work ¬ MAIL MATTERFQRTHE ARMY four young ladies The statues are im-¬ men in the building at the time The personal and represent privates in the explosion was a terrific one four tons Postmaster General Smith Directs How various arms of the service There of nitro glycerine being blown up Letters to Sailors and Soldiers in the was an immense attendance as excur ¬ completely demolishing the building Colonies Shall Be Addressed sion trains came in from all parts of The same house was badly damaged Washington Dec 7 by the explosion six weeks ago and Postmastei the state ¬ two Chinese were killed Superintend- General Emory Smith has issued an Oscir Gardner Acquitted ent Kennedy was superintending some order directing that all mail matter CoLUJiBUS O Dec 8 Oscar Gard- ¬ mixing when the explosion of Monday sent to the United States by persons ner was Wednesday acquitted by a afternoon occurred It is probable that connected with the United States jury on the charge of prize fighting the cause of the explosion will never forces at or near Cuba On April 7 last he engaged in a glove be known as no one who was in the Porto Rico Hawaii or the Philip contest with George Stout during building escaped death pine islands in order to obtain which the latter fell or was knocked the privilege of domestic postal down his head striking the floor and Took Strychnine ¬ rates must be indorsed soldiers let-¬ injuring Stout so that he died An at-¬ 6 Harry S Ir Lebanon Pa Dec marines letter tempt was made to indict Gardner for vine of Glen Rock York county Pa ter sailors letter a preparatory student at Albright col- ¬ or other designation of branch of serv manslaughter but unsuccessfully the lege Myerstown this county and a ice and be signed thereunder with his grand jury returning an indictment son of Rev A S Irvine presiding name and official designation by some for prize fighting elder of the Baltimore district of the one of his commanders Hiwird Gould Forgiven New York Dec 8- - It is officially United Evangelical church committed Resolutions Introduced suicide Monday by taking strychnine announced that the Gould heirs have Washington Dec 7 Senator Chand forgiven Howard Gould for marrying The cause of the suicide is not known lcr of New Hampshire Tuesday of- Miss Katherine Clemens the actress Grunt C Giliett in Mexico fered a resolution directing the comChihuahua Mex Dec 6 Grant C mittee on naval affairs to inquire into Howard will therefore receive as his Gillett the missing Kaivsas cattle the merits and advantages of the use share of the estate 10000000 Lived Lost in a Hntitl Fire plunger whose sudden disappearance of the pneumatic system on board ships Wadena Minn Dec S The Cen¬ startled the financial world arrived in of the navy Senator Morgan intro Chihuahua on November 23 and left on duced a joint resolution providing foi tral house has burned and two men the morning of the 21th for Durango the erection of a monument to the latft have lost their lives while all the guests in one wing were obliged to es where it is stated that he deposited a Rr Adm Daniel Ammen oane through the windows large sum of money in the bank ¬ Eighth The senate had a long debate in executive session Wednesday upon the subject of confir- ¬ mation of the Hawaiian commissioners The debate wTas started by Senator Hoar who made a vigorous protest against the practice of appointing sen- ¬ He ators upon such a commission said these senators were when appoint ¬ ed acting under the direction of and became the duly authorized agents of the president to carry out his ideas and wishes What became of their functions as senators he asked when the report they make as in the case of the Hawaiian commission came before the senate a co ordinate branch of the government In the case of the joint high commission now negotiating a treaty with Great Britain and the ipeace commission now in Paris there were the same objections but Sena- ¬ applied with greater force tors should hold aloof from such positions because their acts as commis- ¬ sioners were to be passed upon by them-¬ selves as senators a very reprehensible practice in the opinion of Mr Hoar He intimated that senators acting for the president as a commission which when dealing with a foreign country had to act as a body might be placed in the position of supporting a cause which they as senators would reject The method of appointing senators 8 Washington Dec Health is too valuable to be trifled with Get Hoods Sarsapa Do not experiment San Juax de Porto Rico Dec 8 you will have the best medicines Gen Guy V Henry the new governor rilla and money can buy the medicine that cures of the military department of Porte when all others fail You have every reason Rico is beginning energetically He to expect it will do tor you what it has Remember intends to hold elections of mayors and done for others i ¬ ¬ councilmen in every town and if necessary to secure fairness the elections will be under militar supervision He will appoint a commission to compel the local courts to bring to trial and punish persons now in detention on charges of incendiarism and assault This measure will be actively pushed Another proposal of Gen Henry is to send his representatives to the various mayors to gain their co operation in his plan 4for installing several American policemen in every town Capt Lemly of the 7th artillery has been detailed to visit the schools with a view of installing American teachers Gen Henry holds the resig-¬ nations of the members of the insular cabinet to act upon as he sees fit His policy will be to generalize responsibility among the subordinates and to break up the centralization of power in the cabinet The 18 army posts have been grouped under three main heads and eventually the same course will be pursued with regard to the mayors of the insignificant towns thus eliminating unnecessary civil ex- ¬ penditure and fixing the responsibility of these minor officials to the mayor of the nearest important place Orders have been issued demanding a thorough patrol of the country and ¬ ¬ ¬ Is Americas Greatest Medicine Hoods Pills are the favorite cathartic Hoods Sarsaparilla Price 1 A MONOMANIACAL WITNESS His Peculiar Phase of Lunacy W Developed During a Trial in Court Some years ago I defended a fellow for murder in a little southern town and the worst witness we had against us was an old German who was a stackbuilder by trade A stack by the way is merely another name for a big chimney The old fellow was perfectly honest and gave his evidence in such a clear straightforward manner that felt my client was doomed unless I could think of some way to break him down While I was cudgeling my brains a friend whispered to me to ask him how high he could build a stack What do you mean I asked in sur- ¬ Never mind said my friend just prise slip in that question and see So at the tail end of the cross examination I paused as if struek by an afterthought and said You Yes sir re¬ are a stackbuilder I believe plied the witness Well sir I continued I never about how high could you build the story my own That calls to mind aqueer experience of said a lawyer who had listened to I directing the patrol officers to work in conjunction with the mayors to bring offenders to trial Soldiers are no longer to be allowed to obtain ex change at the custom house at 200 per cent and measures are to be taken to keep the boisterous men under proper control Porto Ricans here are favor- ¬ ably impressed by Gen Henrys activ- ¬ ity in these directions ¬ flashed over the Germans face and he rose excitedly from his chair As high as der So high dose angels come sky he roared around it like birds In five seconds he was raving You see the man was a mono- ¬ maniac sane on every subject but one and my friend happened to know his weak spot his eviIt is hardly necessary to say that prompt- ¬ ¬ homicide was dence in regard to the ly ruled out by the judge and as there was no cleared The rascal should have been hanged and would have been but for the lucky ref- ¬ N 0 Times-Democrerence to the stack at got any further A swift inscrutable change other witness of importance my man was Esper and Able to Speak Intelli ¬ gently The German training ship Moltke ar- ¬ has any rived here Wednesday Salutes and centlyofexamined these properties progress value and infinite idea their official visits were promptly exchanged The service on the St Paul Builington and Expert Stephen Little who has just re- ¬ turned from an extended trip over the St Paul Burlington and Chicago Great West- ¬ No one who has not re- ¬ ern systems says 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 ¬ EX BANK PRESIDENT MARSH Former Fugitive From Justice Pleads Guilty in Court Cashier Steele Also Arraigned Before the Har ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Philadelphia Dec 8 In the United States district court Wednesday Gideon W Marsh pleaded guilty and was remanded by Judge Butler for sentence on Tuesday next Marsh was the fugitive bank president who returned on the promise that mercy would be shown to him Marsh was president of the Keystone national bank when it failed in 1891 He disappeared in May of that year forfeiting his bond of 20000 He re ¬ mained a fugitive from justice until last month when he suddenly returned and surrendered It was believed that Marsh would make some sort of confession but he did not do so William Steele former cashier of the Chestnut Street national bank was also arraigned Wednesday He pleaded not guilty to a charge of aiding and abetting the late William M Singerly in misusing the banks funds ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 this property is very great The earnings are away ahead of what they were a year ago and the outlook is brighter At It Again Im invited to the Swelldons ball next week but really I dont know what Mattie Im to wear complexion -- I j ieien ven uear it you want my auvice think a thick veil would go well with your Chicago Evening News J When a man gets far enough along that he quits using tobacco every little while he may be set down as a confirmed user of the weed Washington la Democrat we never should have known Had there never been a yowling feline L A W Bulletin worth of a catless night the priceless TELEPHONE LINE IN MANILA Pittsburgh Firm Receives an Order From a Spanish Company Anxious for American Progression Cold quickens rheumatism but quickly Surely St Jacobs Oil cures it Its difficult to history repeats Cure - - convince a schoolbov that itself Chicago Daily News ¬ A dull racking pain neuralgia St Jacobs Oil Its sure ex-Secret- v Pittsburgh Pa Dec burgh reduction Co an order for a new telegraph and tele- ¬ phone line to be erected in Manila in the Philippine islands The order Co of Yoko- ¬ came through Seale hama the Japanese agents of the com- ¬ pany and is for a Spanish company that is anxious to take advantage of the progressiveness of American rule It is understood however that all future lines will be built and maintained by the government The line will be built through the city of Manila proper and will connect Cavite The shipment will be made direct to Manila and will be the first from Pittsburgh since Dewey crushed the Spanish power OUR TROOPS ARE IN DANGER Terrible Sanitary Conditions in Havana Pic ¬ tured bv Officers The Death Rate in the City is Very Hish Nothing The Pitts ¬ reputation emits a worse odor than a tainted Chicago Daily News has just received 8 m f ¬ THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIOS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Dec 8 Advices re- ¬ ceived by the war department give a terrible picture of the sanitary con- ¬ ditions in Havana The death rate is higher for the last month than for any preceding period of 12 months the months of the war not included Emphasis is placed on the danger to the United States troops who will be landed soon but it is said tha the camps outside of Havana have been well selected It is feared that any troops quartered in Havana will soon be in great peril Daujrherty Denie Ir Coiumbus 0 Dec 8 Harry Daxigh is due not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination liut also to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processesT known to the California Fia Syrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ¬ ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ fornia Fig Syrup -- Maximo of the Keating and Gale and 12 native sol ¬ insurgent forces has ordered that diers were massacred in October last apartments be prepared for him at his while parleying- with tribesmen of the residence in Guanabacao now occupied Niger territory between Jobba and Ilo by his niece The general will come here after the completion of the evacu Erploslou on a Hospltul Ship New York Dec 7 An explosion oc¬ ation Sails for Pinar Dl Rio curred Tuesday on the marine hos Savannah Ga Dec 6 The trans pital ship Bay State lying at the foot of Pacific street Brooklyn Robert port Minnewaslca with the 202d New Twist was killed and 15 seriously in-- York on board sailed at neon- Mondy for Pinar del Rio -- jured - Troop MasHHcrtMl Gen Maximo Gomez Dec 7 The British foreign London Havana Dec 6 Gen office has received news that Lieuts Gomez the commander-in-chie- f Four Killed While Removing- a Harbor - Mine Lieut- - Hobson to 11 Promoted ¬ Boston Dec 7 Four men were killed and several seriously injured at Fort Independence on Castle island in Boston harbor Tuesday afternoon by the explosion of a mine which had been removed from the channel bv a diver lrs Gndleyg Pension Washington Dec 7 The widow ol Washington Dec S Naval con- ¬ structor Hobson has chosen service erty says there is nothing in John Mal with the line of the navy in preference loys statement that he is a candidate to tb staff and will in a few days be promoted to the rank of lieutenant commander as an evidence of the navy departments appreciation of his serv-¬ ices at Santiago ButcliersjComblne Toled6 O Dec 8- - Toledo butchers cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ¬ ing them and it does not gripe nor Co with the medi- ¬ b for United States judge in Porto Eico He says he would not live in Porto Rico for three judgeships He denied that he is a candidate for anything at nauseate In order to get its beneftcial effects please remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA HG SYRUP CO SAN FttANCISOO CL present - v Capt Charles Gridley of the Olympia Tllo Is to get a pension of 30 a month The pipers are now being prepared intW have combined and threaten to boycott legislature promises to introdu e r all meat houses which do a retail tvhipping post bill pension bureau t L Whipping Post for Ohio Cleveland O Dec 8 State Sena ¬ tor Walcott if re elected to the Oliio Complete Doable Brchn99 LoarTo IopShpMlfcI g 1 -- FISH lgBJELL TACKIi J mm fl V m Stud Ump oUJefc CLEMENT CO a D RO PS VNEWDISCOVERY Itt t trade t - i - m- - THE BOURBON NEWS PAE1S KY FRIDAY DECEMBER - iir V 9 1898 PBS50WAL AND pr-r- - V u -- EN ALGEE REPORTS Secretary of War Tells of the Work of His Department History of the Campaign Related Without Criticism Credit of Vic- ¬ tory Belongs to No One Man Wants Army of 100000 Men Washington Dec 3 The annual report of Secretary Alger is a practically complete official history of the Spanish American war The secretary has given to the public not only all the official dispatches that passed directly between his own office and commanding officers in the field and camp but has supplemented these with short ex- ¬ planatory notes setting forth the reasons for various movements and then to com- ¬ plete the record of events he has included in the body of his report the report of Gen Miles of all the generals who participated in the campaign in Cuba Porto Rico or the Philippines and finally the reports of all of the bureau officers of the war depart- ¬ ment Nowhere is there shown a disposi- ¬ tion to criticise the official dispatches be- ¬ ing allowed to tell their own story and generally the secretary finds muh to praise and cause for sincere congratulation in the results obtained The report proper begins with what may be described as a chronological history of the war consisting of a number of short paragraphs beginning with the declaration of war on April 21 and setting forth the date upon which any event of importance occurred but making no comment what- ¬ ever upon the facts The only exception to this rule is in a reference to the casualties at Santiago Some criticism having been made that there was a lack of surgeons present the report states that there v ere 140 surgeons in attendance and that of 1431 wounded only 13 died of their woijnds Touching the surrender at Santiago the report shows that Shafter demanded the surrender on the 3d and renewed this de- ¬ mand on the 4th On the morning of the 11th another demand was made On the evening of that day Gen Miles arrived and on the 3th and 14th of July he with Gen Shafter met the Spanish commander un- ¬ der a iag of truce to discuss the surren- ¬ der On the afternoon of the 14th Gen Miles left Gen Shatters headquarters and soon thereafter went aboard ship pre- ¬ paratory to sailing for Porto Ilico July 17 Toral surrendered 23C0O men upon our terms and the American flag was hoisted by order of Gen Shafter ¬ June 30 last were 62534784 and the esti- ¬ mates for the next fiscal year beginning July l 1889 are S195250377 hia Of great estimate the sum of 55430909 is charged to pay- of the army The estimate of extraordinary appropriations required for the six months ending June 30 1899 are 60177539 and the estimate for that period combined with those for the next fiscal year reach a total of 255427917 At this point the secretary includes in his report the reports of Gen Miles and all the other generals who participated in ac- ¬ tive operations He then takes up the tel- ¬ egraphic and other correspondence relat- ¬ ing to the war and that matter occupies more than a fourth of the secretarys whole report As already stated the dis- ¬ patches are allowed to tell the story of the war without comment as far as possible al- ¬ though in instances the secretary prefaces them with short notes explanatory of the reasons which led to their transmission -- The expenditures for the fiscal year ended AMERICAN TRADE IN CHEFOO VTETY METK CONGBESS END OF THE BARD OF iVON LMPERS0NAT--I- 1 V - Second Session According to Consul General Fowlers Re¬ Washington Dec a Senate When the port It Will Cxceed All Other senate convened Monday to begin the closing Countries This Year session of the fifty fifth congress the chambei It Is Said Shakespeares DcsUli Was Ascribed to a Merry Meeting vritli Jonson and Drnyton Recommendations Next follow a number of reports of va- ¬ rious officers and officials to the secre- ¬ tary of war some of which are Indorsed by the secretary Of the military academy for instance he indorses the recommenda- ¬ tion for an Increase of the number of ca- ¬ dets by 20 annually to be appointed by the president and one by each senator to supply the officers needed for the army oi the future Discussing the surgeon generals report he says it was a mistake to detail regiment- ¬ al surgeons to large hospitals but this could not have been avoided and division and general hospitals which were indis ¬ Ample provision pensable maintained should be made to supply the places of surgeons who fall sick One of the great mer ¬ cies of the campaign was the women nurses The report says that until one haa had experience or made ireful observation he cannot realize the work that these noble women did for our sick soldiers in the hospitals but they cannot be weil employed at regimental hospitals in a cam- ¬ paign The secretary says the Red Cross and other relief associations contributed in a very large degree to the care and com- ¬ forts of our sick soldiers and should re- ¬ ceive tne grateful thanks of the nation The secretary calls attention to Surgeon General Sternbergs circular of instruct ions to the army issued April 25 and says had it been strictly followed less sickness vv ould have resulted The manufacture of the or a similar magazine gun should con- ¬ tinue until we have at an early date at least 501000 of these arms in our arsenals with a full supply of ammunition ¬ ¬ ¬ Krag-Jorgen-sen Had a Bis Force of Surgeons Washington Dec 8 With a good deal of pride Consul General Fowler at Chefoo calls attention of the state department to the phenomenal strides made by American trade in that section of China in the past year He says that when the books for 98 are closed the value of American merchandise imported there will lead all others It will possibly equal if not exceed the values for all Europe The American flour imports for six months of this year were 841393 which was almost as large as the value of the imports of flour for the whole four years preceding American ginseng also made its first appearance as an articles of import which the consul regards as truly remarkable In the case of drills the imports for the first six months of this year exceeded those of the entire years of 1893 and 1894 and the imports of all our goods in 1897 were four times as large as they were in 1893 The value of imports into Chefoo in ¬ ¬ Surrender of Santiaero A The graves of the soldiers at Santiago in Porto Rico and the Philippines have been marked and their remains will be brought home as soon as the plan3 are completea The entire report of the secretary of A Great Achievement war forms one of the most voluminous The secretary coming down In his his- ¬ documents of the tory co the middle of August when an or- war department kind ever issued from the der was issued and is now in execution to Thus muster out 100000 volunteers says SENT THEM TO JAIL an army of about 250000 volunteers and regulars was called into recruits for the existence fiom civil life and including the Ducket Shop Men Are Severely Pun ¬ regular army the total force was 274717 ished by Judge Grosscup men It was organized armed and at Chicago equipped no supplies being on hand other regulars save Spring- ¬ than those for the Chicago Dec 3 On charges of using field muskets and 50000 men of this force were transported by land and sea to bat- ¬ the United States mails to carry on a tlefields in the tropics 10000 miles apart to defraud persons in bucket where they won their victories without a scheme period of shop deals four persons formerly be ¬ single defeat and all within the 113 days from the declaration of war to the longing to or connected with the firm signing of the protocol of which W 11 Hennig was the head To No Individual Belongs the Credit and including Hennig were sentenced This great achievement can be credited and fined before United States District to no individual it belongs u the nation It was accomplished through the Intelli- ¬ Judge Grosscup The defendants all The cases were the gence and patriotism ol all who served pleaded guilty the commander in chief to the prKate first in which convictions of bucket from In the ranks It also speaks volumes for shoppers have been secured under the the prompt patriotic and intelligent assist Tance of the people who furnished in so federal law in -this city and the result short a period the supplies necessary to is regarded bj- John Hill who insti ¬ prepare this great army for the field To tuted the prosecution as a death blow the heroic men who served in distant lands to bucket shops The persons sentenced the country will ever offer a true meed of William IT praise but the mighty army In camp and their penalties are ready and eager to take the field should Chandler fine of 100 Thomas Gibson It was their fine of 500 and imprisonment in the also be given equal credit presence ready at an hours notice for any emergency that overawed the enemv and county jail at Pontiac 111 for nine proved to him that further resistance months W 11 Hennig fine of 500 and would be in vain imprisonment in the county jail at Ot ¬ Deatli Rate of the Army tawa 111 for nine months Oliver R army from May to Stratton fine of 250 The deaths in the October 1 including killed died of wounds and of disease were 2910 the smallest Stockholders ifned death rate recorded of any army in history Milwaukee Dec 3 Receiver Prank a remarkable fact when it is considered that over 50000 of our troops born and H Thompson of the Commercial bauk ¬ reared in the temperate zone were cam- ¬ which failed several years ago has be paigning in tropical climates subject to gun action against 23 defendant stock- ¬ rain and heat almost unprecedented of that institution to be re- ¬ The secretary says of the volunteers that holders quired o pay to the receiver a sum not to furlough them in winter would be a hardship so he recommends that in lieu to exceed 8100000 in relative amounts of the furlough the officers and men be as may be found equitable The plain ¬ given cwo months pay at the time of their discharge thus admitting of their prompt tiff relates the resumption agreement discharge in their present camps in the in which the stockolders agreed to pay south up to 100000 in case there was a short- ¬ Wants Army of 100000 Men age of he assets On the strength of Under the head of Increase In the perma- ¬ the agrcpir ent new subscribers to stock In nent establishment the secretary says view of the needs of a military force in the were secured and the receiver alleges the islands occupied by the United States it defendants failed to live up to their is earnestly recommended that the regu- ¬ agreement The receiver charges that lar army be permanently increased to is a shortage of 50000 in the as100000 men and the requisite officers that there a portion of this army be recruited from sets of the bank the inhabitants of those islands to be mus- ¬ No Warrant for Gov Tanner tered into the service of the United States ¬ Carterville 111 Dec 3 The excite- ¬ commanded by officers of our army dispres- ¬ ment over the findings of the Virden cretion however to be given to the ident vO make appointments of officers grand jurv is somewhat abated The from the force so recruited These men are acclimated understand legal processes have been instituted the language and habits of their country- ¬ againsl ail the parties indicted for par ¬ men and their enlistment will not only ticipation in the riot except Gov Tan ¬ give them employment but also have the tendency to enable the government to get ner States Attorney Vaughn stated into closer touch with their people than it Friday evening that no bench wan ant would otherwise be able to do This would would issued for Gov Tanner at least also relieve our own people from serv- ¬ not for the present He stated as his ing in those climates to a large extent and would moreover enable the volunteers¬ opinion that when the executive was to be mustered out of the service and re- wanted for trial he would appear vo- ¬ turn to the avocations of civil life luntarily This would be decided by Another suggestion is that there should mutua agreement be employed in the United States service a constabulary force for the cities of Cuba HIis Gross Arrested Porto IUco and the Philippines who have Angeles Cal Dec 3 Mrs Goss ¬ Los had the experience and can speak the lan guage of the islands the former companion of John Han- ¬ cock whom the latter accused of com ¬ Relief for Cubans Alger thinks that the govern- ¬ plicity in the murder of Dr George Secretary ment will be greatly taxed to supply food Engelke and Pete Edminston on the to the destitute especially in Cuba The affort should be made he thinks io give desert in southern Nevada has bc en the people work instead of allowing mem arrested iu this city upon request of to dwell in idleness living upon charity the sheriff cf Lincoln county New Would it not be wise econcmy He says Three 31en Ivllled for the government of the United States¬ to construct a substantial railroad pracDenvet Col Dec 3 A special to the tically the whole length of the island of Col says that Cuba with branch roads to the leading News from Montrose cities on the coast Such a road would of word has just been received there that course cost a large sum perhaps 20000 three men were killed in the sawnnJi of 000 but it would give employment to the the Colorado Cooperative company a people of Cuba teach them habits nj in- ¬ dustry be an inducement for them to culti- ¬ socialistic i rganization about 65 miles vate their farms and thus lurnish supplies from Montrose by the explosion of the for the laborers and for market when the boiler road is constructed This in my judgment Will Sink Artesian Well Is absolutely essential to the pacification and development of that great Island It San Francisco Dec 3 Engineer will bring its minerals lumber and agri- ¬ Franklin C Prindle U S N has ar ¬ cultural products to market and open up parts of the slnnd rived here and wIIj- at once assume communication with all with the least possible delay The road charge of the work of sinking artesian would be a good property and when It has wells on Goat Island with a view of ob- ¬ served its purpose for the government¬ taining a water supply for the naval could be sold for its cose If such an improvement is not made the government training station soon to be erected will no doubt expend rully that amount there 1 -- Our Dead in Cnba specified as American were almost ten times greater than those specified as from Great Britain The consul points to the interesting fact that the value of the American im- ¬ ports into the single Chinese port ol Chefoo exceeds the entire value f our exports to any one of 41 separate countries which he names including in the lists such nations as Guatemala Peru Dutch East Indies Portugal and Switzerland and in the consuls opinion not more than 20 of the 8G political divisions of the worlds commerce would show a greater value of our ef-¬ forts than this Chinese port of Chefoo He said it is also true that the value of American exports to three north China ports Tien Tsin Niuchwang and Chefoo last year exceeded our combined sales to all the Central American states while we sold more cotton goods in Chefoo than we sold all Europe 1S97 ¬ EX PRESIDENT CLEVELAND He Says He is Opposed to All This Annexa ¬ tion linsiness From Hsiwaii to the Philippine Islnds Puixcetox N J Dec S Former President Grover Cleveland was inter- ¬ viewed Wednesday on the new policy of the United States and dictated the following Without going at all into details I wish to say that I am ardently opposed to every feature of this annexation and expansion policy The public ought to know pretty well what my convictions are from the Hawaiian question during my administration I have not changed my mind and remain opposed to all this annexation from Hawaii to the Philippines INSTANTLY KILLED BY A BOY Tennessee Marshal Deliberately Murdered The Slayer Fled and Afterward Committed Suicide CrARKSViiTE Marshall A D Tenn Dec 8 City Bryant of McKenzie at 130 oclock Wednesday morning was shot in the back of the head three times and almost instantly killed while LAST ACTIVE WAR SERVICE seated in the telegraph office there The murderer was a boy named Hughey Maj Gen Wheeler Will Be Relieved of McCall As soon as possible McCall fled home and committed suicide by presented a notable and beautiful appearance By 11 oclock the public and private galleries were filled almost to their capacity with a dis- ¬ tinguished assemblage including many ladies in brilliant attire On the floor of the senate flowers was unusually the display of opening even for the beautiful The day of a session of congress odor of the flowers filled the chambers The reading of the presidents message which occupied two hours and eighteen minutes was received with very careful attention for an hour but after that the senators drifted to the cloak rooms or to the committee rooms where they could peruse the message at their leisure in the printed copies which had been furnished them The senate adjourned at 330 House Speaker Reed received a warm wel- ¬ come from both sides of the house when he ascended the rostrum to call the house to or- ¬ der but perhaps the greatest personal ovation to any member was that given Maj Gen Wheeler of Alabama who has not been seen by many of his old colleagues since he went tc the front at the head of the cavalry division ol Gen Shaft rs army Mr W A Stone Pa Mr McMillin Tenn and Mr Sayers Tex respective of their elected governors states since congress adjourncdwere also overwhelmed with congratulations The flora tributes Monday were unusually numerous and made the hall a veritable bower of beautiful flowers The proceedings themselves were all interest centering in the reading of the presi ¬ dents message For over two hours the clerli droned through the long document but the interest of members and spectators never flagged With rapt attention they followed the presidents recital of the war and listened eogerly to every suggestion of recommendation he had to offer No expressions of approval or disapproval interrupted the reading WashingtonDcc 7 Senate First note ol anti expansionists was sounded in the senate Tuesday by Senator Vest of Missouri who in- ¬ That troduced the following joint resolution under the constitution Sf the United States nc power is given to the federal government to ac- ¬ quire territory to be held and governed permanently as colonics The colonial system of European nations can not be established under our present constitution but all ter- ¬ ritory acquired by our government except such small amount as may be necessary for coaling stations correction of boundaries and similar governmental purposes must be ac ¬ quired and governed with the purpose of ulti mately organizing such territory into states suitable for admission into the union A brief discussion of the navigation laws was precipitated by the consideration of a bill amending those laws by the addition of a pro- ¬ vision that foreign built vessels wrecked in the United States purchased by citizens of this country and repaired to the extent of three fourths of their value shall be subject to for- ¬ feiture if they engage subsequently in the coastwise trade of the United States House The house was in session less than half an hour Tuesday when the deaths of Representatives Northway of Ohio and Love of Mississippi were announced and an ad- ¬ journment was taken until Wednesday out of respect to their memory The customary reso- ¬ lution for the distribution of the presidents message to the several committees having jurisdiction was adopted and thedeficiehcy bill carrying the appropriations for the extraordin arc expenses of the army and navy from Janu- ¬ ary 1 to July 1 1899 was reported and will be taken up by the house Wednesday The re- ¬ port of the Hawaiian commission transmitted by the president was laid before the house and referred to the committee on territories to- ¬ gether with a bill offered by Mr Hitt to carry out the recommendations of the commission Washington Dec 8 Senate -- No business w s transacted by the senate Wednesday in open session A few minutes after the senate convened it went into executive session At 215 business in open session was resumed The death of Representative Northway of Ohjo and Love of Mississippi was announced ami the senate adjourned as it mark of respect to their memories House The house Wednesday passed the anti ticket scalping bill by a vote of 119 to 101 This action is the culmination of a ton years struggle on the part of the railroads to put an end to the business of ticket scalping The inter state commerce commission first called attention to the subject in its report of 1838 and it has been befoi e congress ever since in one form or another During the last were given session extensive hearings both to the representatives of the railroads and the scalpers and Mr Sherman of New York secured 174 pledges for the measure It was however deemed inad visablc to bring the measure forward until the present session The debate Wednesday lasted four hours and was spirited upon both sides None of the amendments offered were adopted and the bill passed as reported by the committee ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The work of the one hundred and twenty sixth session of the London Medical society was begun on Monday evening at the rooms of the society in Chandos street by a short introductory address from the president Edmund Owen surgeon to St Marys hospital who remarked that among the many treasures of their library were 15 vol ¬ umes of manuscript which formed the diary or commonplace book of Eev John Ward M A Oxon who was vicar from 1662 to 1681 of Stratf Having taken his M A degree in 1652 Ward left Oxford for London to study anatomy at the Barber Chyrurgeons hall in Monkwell street where Dr Scarborough the friend of Harvey was giving demonstrations and to acquire a general knowledge of the healing art Not very many years ago it was quite usual for the professions of divinity and medicine to be combined in the one indi ¬ vidual and it was to be admitted that the custom still lingered in the persons of certain vicars and vicaresses who were unable to keep themselves from dabbling in parochial medicine and quack remedies Not a few country vil- ¬ lages stiil contained such unorthodox practitioners who dispensed medical advice to the peril of their parishioners and often to the of the local doctor But Rev John Ward was not an em- ¬ piric of this sort He had worked dil igentl to acquire a knowledge of the medical profession and was doubtless well fitted to practice it under the li-¬ cense which he probably received from his bishop at the time that he entered upon his clerical duties In his diary Ward asked himself specially to re- ¬ member that he must study such dis- ¬ eases as are peculiar to women and also to children so as to be ready at them He when I come into the country good all round evidently meant to be a ord-on-Av- on too-confiding an-no3-a- nce Admiral Sampson graduated fronx the naval academy at the head of his y class in 1861 The king of the Belgians imitates the example of the great duke of Welling- ton in sleeping upon a little camp bed An eminent man of science has vel cently declared that red haired people are far less apt to go bald than those who are possessed of other colored hair A tame weasel is one of the pets of a j farmer in Otsego county N Y and per forms a valuable service to its master by keeping Bis barn free from rats Mrs Williom W Gordon wife of Gen Gordon of Georgia is the daughter of 3 the first white child born in Chicago Jm daughter of her mother having been the - JohnJ enzie the first settler there Th shah of Persia is styled the rcdking because he wears a red turbanThere have been three European rulers i jf upon whom that title has been oe stowed namely Amadeus VII of Savoy - Otto II of Germany and William LT Rufus of England Down on the Verdigris river in Mont- - gomery county Kan the farmers have established a free delivery mail system Vj The men of the neighborhood by ar-t S t rangement take turns in bringing the ing mails from Independence and deliver ing it at the farmers doors every morn ¬ Two lively old boys recently had a V rollicking time n Barre Mass where James Russell of Lowell aged 91 vis- ited his brother Dr William L Russell aged 99 They climbed apple trees chased the cows picked ten quarts of blackberries swam in the brooks and indulged in other juvenile sports A novel way of securing a crazy man was used in Prineville Ore recently The crazed man took possession of a friendshouse and with a butcher knife defied the officers They had the brass band play on the corner and when their patient laid down his knife and went out to hear the band they took him in -- 14 Further Duty Unless There is a Re ¬ currence of the War taking morphine The cause alleged for the murder was that ISryant arrested McCall last Saturday for alleged drunkenness and city law violations Bryant had a sister Mrs E F Pearce and a daughter Miss Maud Bryant here They have gone home ¬ ANTONIO MACEOi DEATH Memorial Services in the Catheral Santi ago When Two Years Ao a To Duein Was Mint Cel bratinp 8 ¬ day was the anniversary of the death of Gen Antonio Maceo and has been celebrated among the Cubans in Santi ago A memorial service was held Wednesday morning in the cathedral which was crowded Less than two years ago the same cathedral wit ¬ nessed a te deum sung by the same choir in celebration of Maceos death Then the cathedral was draped with Spanish colors Wednesday the entire edifice was in black interspersed with a few Cuban emblems ¬ Santiago de Cuba Dec Wednes- ¬ Washington Dec S Maj Gen Wheeler probably has seen his last active service in the United States armv He was at the war dc- paftfment Wcdncsdaj and had a talk with Secretary Alger and Adjt Gen Corbin It is understood that from fur he will be relieved active duty unless there ther is a recurrence war but of that he will remain on the active list of the United States volunteer army until that army is mustered out of the service by the declaration of peace This privilege is accorded to him in recognition of his distinguished serv ices and will leave Gen Wheeler free to exercise his functions as a member of the house of representatives during this session ¬ ¬ Cbn- tinun t D p t d ition Santiago DivCuuA Dec S A band - Will Conn sr t - E onion Caxsox Kev Dec S William Mc Millan the defeated- republican nom- - pl Al aflU J I5idlr Injured ince for governor will contest the Gkanp 2Jkuk Que Dec 8 Russell election of lleinhold Sadler fusionist son of the American sec on the ground that the apparent ma- ¬ A Alger jority credited to Sadler is based upon retary ol war and manager of his a sufficient number of illegal votes to fathers pulp company here was badly change the result of the election Some injttVcd oi Sunday by being thrown sensational allegations are anticipated from his toboggan - of Cubans on horseback entered the premises of the Spanish club here Wednesday evening and broke several lamps with their machetes The United States authorities aeted prompt ly As a result of the outrage at least half the police force will be clischarg- ¬ f i ¬ - I V Bqebe charity Expected Back says that even if this road The secretary JStill Advocate Independence E C Benedicts New York Dec 3 is to be built there s necessity for a large appropriation to relieve the destitute The steam yacht the Oneida Cant A C1 Tttied Acd 98 Years AiciLA- Dec -- he nativeressf question of sanitation of the cities should Pickett in command iRtexnnced lriJ Potfn Clinton jb - por- ¬ continues utb acTvbcate ifid mnVlVmrlv tvjj jyjTj TO also have Immediate Attention and Island southaritii-tfcipii -port Saturday fxgnj ta citizen of Ot ¬ reimbursemefc t tne United tion Of the taxes collected in tho work should be expended forthat Ex Presideht Cleveland CaptijdRoUey mEtdbvernment of the amount t5 of tawa county died Wednesday morn ¬ Estimates DaEvans and 3o thens are tm beard tht ing Spfiirrf of tfie Philippines- The statement of expenditures and esti ¬ yacht as guests of Mr XSefitftcfc mates presents some formidable figures j l - - recovered on Nantasket beach Tuesday were identified Wednesday as Capt Peterson and Mate Nichols of ne barge Lucy A Nsckles and Capt Heu jy A Daniels of the schooner Leauder Hull The Kudu- Idiit fi d Mass Dec S Three bodies - Clir i KhiC mm uwl Comloninjr O it Crime GitANvnxE Dec S The members ¬ of the local chapter of Phi Gamma Delta who were arrested and acquitted on the charge of desecrating a cemetery have preferred charges of black ¬ mail and condoning a crime against The trouble thev cemetery trustees grew out of an initiation Dec-4-Wm man AN AWFUL DISCOVERY But the point to which Mr Owen specially referred was that on taking up It Was One Which Made the Czar of in the his work in Stratf All the Rnssias Tremble in forty sixth year after Shakespeares His Boots death Ward must both as vicar and doctor have been told of many facts Drinkoutski Come hither thou concerning the bard by those who had It was the czar of all theRussias who been intimately acquainted with him spoke In answer to liis summons an Unfortunately he did not record much equerry hastily spurred his steed to about him in those memorandum the side of the equipage in which his books what he did say had been seized majesty lolled and made obeisance upon by the industrious Halliwell-Phil-Iip- s See That stranger Who is he and duly recorded in his Life of asked the czar excitedty Who dare Shakespeare walk in Moscow with such a majestic This was one of the extracts and air spurning the multitude aside as if coming as it did from a highly educated it were contamination to touch elbows man who had lived in the village of the with them Who is he Methoughtmy Shakespeares it was of undoubted bi- cousin German William and myself I have heard that held letters patent on this spurnology ographical value Shakespeare was a natural wit business Mr without any art at all he frequented Alas sire answered the equerry the plays all his younger time but in his I know not elder days lived at Stratford and sup Well replied Nicholasvfind outahcLi plied the stage with two plays every report to me by six o clock this evenmgi year and for that had an allowance so Begone large that he spent at the rate of 1000 His majesty rolled ofTm his carriage a year which in those times was a and left the disconsolate equerryvtp iiisvery considerable amount correspondown thoughts which were notpf the4 ing perhaps to 3000 or 4000 of to most pleasant as he would ha vet6bunt day up the chief of police of MoscowvtPrince Another extract ran as follows Lushemupski and secure a full report Shakespeare Drayton and Ben Jon of the stranger and every move he nad son had a merry meeting and it seems made since the day he was born drank too hard for Shakespeare died That evening the czar sat in his bomb--proIn of a feavour there contracted study perusing a Russian transla those times said Mr Owen it was cus- tion of Punch It cost him the life of tomary to call obscure diseases feav one eminent professor of therMoscow ours just as they are now called in- college every month to translate Punch fluenzas or neuroses but whatever for no sooner had the professor trans- the actual cause of Shakespeares formed the witticisms into good Rus ¬ death might have been it was evident sian than he laid him down- and died x that local tradition ascribed it rightly But that cut no ice with the czar He or wrongly to the effects of that mer- had professors to burn As he was in ry meeting One had only to think of the act of placing one of the jokes in a those three cheery friends together retort for analysis a knock came at the Shakespeare Ben Jonson and Dray- door ton to be assured that it was A pity Come in cried the czar Tv however that Ward unperceived could The chief of police and Drirkoutski not have been there with his notebook entered saluted and stood silent London Chronicle Hast found out the arrogant strangers name and all about him INDIANS SWEAR PIOUSLY thundered the czar We have faltered Drinkcutski They Have a God Before TVliieli They The chief of police has his record oa Are Licensed to Rend the slip of paper he holds in his hand the Air 1 will Approach 3relled the czar fathom this nrystery Who can it bV It is said that a certain tribe of In that has the nerve to enter Russia and dians have a useful divinity which they hold his head so high Such supercil- ¬ call a swearing god It is vary small iousness I never before beheld equally ugly and even more convenient Saying this he opened the slip and It generally stands on a pedestal or is gazed at the following words Ac nailed to the wall of the living room Name Dennis Maginnis and the use of picturesque langxiage in Nationality Americaniski its presence is accounted not a sin but Business Traveling for pleasure a pious duty Business When at Home Janitoriski Thus if an Indian bruises his finger in a fiatiski in one of the large citiesof or his cajuse steps into a prairie dog the United Stateski r hole and wickedly breaks his leg he Go said the czar after reading thei confines himself to general remarks on lip 1 hope you have done nothing to the weather until he reaches home and offend him I have read of him in our sees again ths comforting face of th Tiussian translations of the humorous1 grinning devil Then he becomes sud papers He will probably leave our denly possessed of the eloquence of u soon but until then our king-mule driver and the things that he says dominion would make any ordinary effigy shrivel iy prerogatives are in danger Inform up with horror but the swearing god is the chief of the raeterological bureauj that he is required to furnish inclementused to it weather until furthernotice Gadzooks After all so called civilized beings are not so far beyond the Indian When Twere a situation for us should thiswe get angr3r at a man we burn him in pjarsonage fancy the country as a resieffigy or hang up a doll whose dis- dence Cincinnati Enquirer vr torted features convey our impressions The Peddlers of Wurtembergri of his unworth and throw stones at it Among the 2100 persons having their X Y World homes in the town of Gonninger iii Wurtemberg no fewer than SuO are en- Had Lived Up to His Agreement When the woman came back the gaged in peddling seeds throughout the fourth time the photographers pa-¬ country while Eningen has 120 wh6 V peddle articles of clothing About half tience was about exhausted a century ago before factories began Just look at that sample of your she exclaimed exhibiting the 4 to monopolize things the peddlers of work proof of her last sitting which had been Eningen disposed everyyear of 2500- sent to her for approval Did you ever 000 worth of goods two thirds of themt outside of Wurtemberg and as most see an uglier picture than that of the goods were made in that state Madam he replied bowing politely played I did not promise you a pretty picture these peddlers Albany an important Yn- Argusdustria role Chicago Post merelj a likeness ¬ ord-on-Av- on ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ of 1 ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ t ¬ tr ¬ - ¬ tt 4 - 8 - 3 J - 1 -- -- faa pi No Good Divorce in Siberia HuggpriyWhat fakes eclipses are In Siberia if a man is dissatisfied Hanks Whats themntter with era with the most trifling act of his wife he Huggerly 1 took Mis Softe out rid tears a cap or veil from her face and ing when heard that one was chirring 2 that constitutes a divorce and it didnt get clark at iUV Y World Journal 1 i 11 I r m00fM zL -- - aft is iaa wr W -- - VXn T M i j ii THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRI LAV DECEMBER 9 mfM I C28 1WVLiXltiimHtig2Z bTOCK AND TURF NEWS OBITUARY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum i V i Alum baking powders arc the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BOIiBBOjf HEW Eighteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUfE MILLER may able to the order of Champ jaaKe au Uheccs Money Miiler Orders etc ADVERTISING RATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first inser sion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals u or readiner notices ofintc nm ji i iiuo luseruou vocals in blac- - type twenty cents per line each insertion Tactions or lines count hr full lines when Tannine at line rates ObituRras cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly oardR bu tn ¬ ¬ A Few Holiday Thoughts The shop windows and the columns of the newspapers now give evidence of the approach of Christmas Shrewd buyers will do well to consult the ad- ¬ vertisements The merchant who ad- ¬ vertises has inducements to offer you to get your trade Most notes mailed to Santa Cluas go up in smoke The mail clerks now hope that the the packages will go by express and the express messengers return the compli- ¬ ment The attendance of the various Sunday Schools is larger than it has been for twelve months Many lovers will now pass trying days before Christmas some trying to fall out and some trying to make up The fellows who write Christmas with an X are now having their in- ¬ ning They should be Xcounnunieated from Christmas aiSaKu v Wives will now pick out a new wrap 3 - n for their hubbies aud hubbies will cast rXaround for a kox of Havanas lor wifie rr - M i After An Office v vife he Washington M correspondent of the Ex Congressman Courier Journal says W C Owens is being strongly pushed by the Kentucky delegation and other influences for an approaching vacancy on the iuterstate Commerce Commission Mr Owens friends are confident he will land the plum which is one of the best in the service The position goes to a Democrat Courier Journal last Sunday printed 105 columns of advertisements besides many columns of excellent read- ¬ ing matter The Courier Journalia by Take your hides to N Kriener He Sunday paper thit comes to will pay yon 1 cents for green hides far the best Paris and seems to hold its own not- ¬ 150 to 250 for horse hides according withstanding the attacks of its enemies to size and sheep skins in proportion 29no lmo The Transfer Of Stock Crop Etc Rsipectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Turf Notes J P Daniels bought a bunch of heif ¬ Mrs Ellen Hutchinson aged 46 died Monday night near Shawhan of cancer ers at Lexiugton at 285 per cwt of the stomach She was the widow of Jonas Weil has bought a bunch of ex- ¬ Polk Hutchinsou Funeral ser ¬ port cattle from Cummins Bros of Jameswere held Wednesday afternoon at vices Harrison- - at 4 65 per cwt half pait one oclock at the Catholic You can find more suitable Christmas church ty Rev E A Burke presents at J W Davis Co a for men Mrs Rebecca Fothergillvife of Chns tf Fothergill of the Kentuckian Citizen than all other places in town died Tuesday at her home in this city Large Mortgage Recorded after being a sufferer for several Superintendent Harpek of the months The deceased was aged 39 Frankfort Cincinnati Kentucky Mid years and had been a zealous member of land Railroad was in the city yester- ¬ the Methodist church since girlhood and day to place on record at County Clerk her last hours were made brighter by Patons office a mortgage for 200000 her faith in her rtligion She was a de- ¬ Cincinnati voted wife and mother and is survived given by the Frankfort road in favor of the Frankfort Safety by her husb md and oue son Edward Vault and Trust Company The docu ¬ and two sisters Mrs Frank Elmore of Canada aud Mrs F M ment contained 9950 worth of revenue Toronto stamps A similar mortgage must be Thompson of Crab Orchard both of whom were with her in her last hours filed in Scott and Franklin Funeral services were held yesterday af- ¬ ternoon at half past two oclock at the SCINTILLATIONS Methodist church by Rev E G B An Interesting Jumble Of News And Mann The remains were interred in Comment the Paris cemetery The pall bearers The council at Chicago is considering were Ed D Patou J Frank a curfew ordinance Prather Wm Remington CN Fithian The State bicyle meet will be held in Win Neal Jr Chas Dudley Richmond next June OF RESPECT RESOLUTION Hobson will goto Manila to raise the Whereas God in bis infinite wisdom sunken Spanish warships has seen fit to deprive our dear brother A Louisville boy is in danger of dying Charles W Fothergill of his beloved from blood poison caused by a mosquito wife be it bite Resolved That we tender him our L N earnings for November show heartfelt sympathy and pray that God an increase of 221786 over the same will bless and comfort him in this bis period last year hour of sorrow J F Martin Flemingburg capitalists talk of build- ¬ R J Gorey ing an electric railroad to Maysville to S E BORELAND secure cheaper freights Gen Wood has prohibited a bull fight Dont worry about what you shall at Santiago which was advertised as a buy him for Christmas but go and see classical entertainment T Co about it W Davis tf At Richmond this week John Tribble Top and Storm overcoats for colored was given a life sentence for men from 5 to 25 at Price killing James Hill a colored preacher Gos The citizens of Huntsville Alabama Insurance in the Hurst Home only presented Gen Wheeler with a hand- ¬ cost the policy holders fifty cents on the some thoroughbred saddle mare last hundred dollars during the year 1897 week O W Miller Agent Paris Ky The Mason grand jury yesterday in ¬ dicted W W Baldwin for failing to W S Anderson make his financial report and settle ¬ Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recoiiuueudf ments as required by law Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio Ex Bourbon R H Kern is vice pres- ¬ Gents I have purchased a box of Wriglitb ident of a Kentucky Society formed last Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drugweek at St Louie The society will gist WaverlyO and used them for stomach Trouble aud Constipation I was uuati to do anything for nearly two jears I ased give a banquet on January 3d three boxes of your Celery Capsules ana they Helen Bently colored has been held have cured me Kor the benefit of other o afflicted I wish to send this letter withont bail at Georgetown for pouring Very truly yours W S AnDE 8M coal oil on Martha Smith and settiug Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med her on fire burning her to death Co Columbus O for trial size free Fifty four inmates of the Orphans The Success of The Season Home at Versailles were poisoned Monday by drinking impure water All have entirely recovered except four who Subscriptions to the Ledger Monthly aie just rolling in by the thousauds It are out of danger We are are in receipt of invitation to will pay any of our readers to drop in at attend the welcoming exercises to the the office and look at a sample copy of Kentucky troops at Louisville Decem- ¬ the Ijedger Monthly and then take ad- ¬ vantage of their clubbing rates We ber 12 13 and 14 on their return from will send our paper The Bourbon Porto Rico News and the Ledger Monthly for 2 25 Col Charles E Boone has written to This is a very smah price to get up an the state authorities announcing that excellent local newspaper and Americas work will be commenced on the Black great Family Magazine Just think of Diamond Belt Railroad on May 1st He it this paper and a beautiful Magazine says 10000000 has been raised ameng for only 225 Do not iniaB such an op- English capitalists to insure the con- - j portunity Itt struction of the road Sales ant ¬ ¬ -- Theatrical And Otherwise The Foyer -- Remarks In Adelina Patti the queen of song has just wedded a French count who is thirt3T five years her junior Jeff de Angelis will celebrate the 300th performance Jof The Jolly Musketeers on Monday night with gold souvenirs JC Good B jm ye -- dF Sir Henry Irving has permanently re- ¬ tired from the stage and will take a trip to Algiers as soon as he is able to travel The sale of James Lane Allens Choir Invisible has reached 107000 A 250 edition has just been issred by a New York publisher remedies which do not reach their trouble The doctors treatment always consists of potash and Miss Rose Gores who sang here some mercury which only intensify the time ago in a concert given by Prof disease causing the joints to stiff¬ Olver has been added to the faculty of en and the bones to ache besides the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music seriously impairing the digestive organs Julia Marlowe completely captured Louisville last ohnnced to read your advertisement and was impressed with it so much that I decided to try S S S I took eleven bottles and was entirely reheveat of all pain and cured permanently When I began to take S S S I was any If you would forever be rid of unable to sit or stand with takingease Since could the aches and pains and some and dose not sleep no return of the the last I have had tiniHS the tortures produced by Rheumatism and I take great pleas ¬ Rheumatism you must take the ure in recommending S S S to any right remedy Those who con- ¬ one who has the misfortune to suffer tinue to sulTer are relying upon with this disabling disease leumatisrn SSS The Right Remedy Will Banish it Forever is the only cure for Rheu matism wnicn is the most stubborn of blood diseases It is not intended Rheumatism is a disordered stnte of The papers are all the blood and the only cure for it is a trying to see which can say the nicest real blood remedy Swifts Specific S things about her and she deserves it all S S goes down to the very bottom of all diseases of the blood and promptly cures cuses that other remedies cannot Edwin Milton Royle and Selena Fet- ¬ rearh Mr E K S Clinkenbenrd a promi- ¬ ter who rnade such a hit here in nent attorney of Mt Sterling Ky will produce Mr Royles writes Friends latest play Captain Impudence next Two years ago I was a great sufferer week at the Fountain Theater in Cin- ¬ from Rheumatism I had tried every remedy T could hear of except S S S cinnati I had been to Hot Springy Ark where I remained for twelve weeks under The tri star combination McLean treatment but I experienced no perma- ¬ ¬ home will appear inMt Ster- ¬ nent relief I and returned sufferer be lieving that would be a as ling on the 14th Frankfort on the loth long as I lived At a time when my and Lexington on the 16th and 17th pains were almost unbearable I Mauager Scott says that the greatest MMwar lot Wflimwii ai xtswsa show on the road Sousas new opera The Bride Elect comes to the Lexing- ¬ M- - D ton Opera House on December 22d Ke wek to give relief onlyr hut bv comDletelw neutralizing theacta conartion ujl the blood it forces out every trace of the disease and - rids the system of it forever It ia Purely Vegetable and one thousand dollars reward is offered to any chemist who can prove that it contains a particle of mercury potash or any other mineral ingredient S S S is the only blood remedy guaranteed to be absolutely free from mineral mixtures Books sent free by Swift Spe lcific Company -- Tyler-Hanford Atlanta Gra Will Phone ixev Dissolution notice 3 1898 A Change We have fitted up an additional room to show up our millinery J Physician Dont fail to 186 Surgeon Paris Ky Nov se our trimmed hats for Christmas Office Fuuitb and Peasant Sts You will not be crowded Give us a Office Hours call Mrs Nannie Brown 7 to in a Woman Triumphant or Conquest of will be given at the Opera House Tuesday Nov 22 by Robt Caldwell on assisted by the young ladies and gentle men of this place proceeds for the benefit of the Silver Service of the bat ¬ 2t tleship Kentucky 1950 ¬ 1 Ban Mf i 2 to 4 j 111 7 10 8 p in in OnM St - Omh woul Dont use any other but Purity 1 p11 flniir frnm Paric TVTillino- Cn ww n lityour grocer you want no Other Yin All grocers keep it YorTw On- u t Ymi- - Yoni utiTr iu tzM nt t Take m kfpcii r 11 u 1 ttik tlloi v tar ynri are ki fii mi tiilkiii- u v r 111 fc v I hii By mutual consent the firms doing business under the name aud style of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler Co have this day dissolved and 4E F Spears Sons are their successors A1K 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 tbe down town house formerly ocenpied by Snears Stuart Spears Stuart are respnsne for all debts contracted by th firips of Speare Stuart and J H Hiblpr Co 4nov - i on mowing ir ri ntsr-aVtraofivtt-hop ki it o ir U in i1inif 4t STUART SPEARS J H H1BIJER CO RWFOM Jims hsJVt lUlv nprov- WAiTfortheBhrlovODemucon rhe P ed heir irh y- - iimkuiK it derided- 12th at Mrs Nannie Browns 2t ly tht- in Paris Paris Kentucky VF The best and cheapest- line of com- - They offer piompt exTt and polite j forts can be found at J T Hintons service and their shop is as cool as any Office on Broadwav np stairp 2 doors West of Bourbon News in the citv Rot or cold baths at any Carpet sweepers N O FISHER Attorney- At Law 1 1 - mas presents beat J make nice Cbiif hoar T Hinton has the m if Phone 58 wr ir rri -- - - -- - t trash but go to J T Hintons and buy something useful for Christmas tf T Hinton is showing a nobby liue of pictures fancy rockers aud lmWi desks Have one put aside now it mas pictures at J T Hintons They will please any one you may give them to tf Weak Eyes are Made Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar- tee by all good druggists Dont fritter your money away on J ff I- II 8J --op - rf oof aOI rs sEL 3 jHj gvy k S3 i lift lis a irjua j r m h 11 j t1 I Lt3 aia 1 ffl Have you seen those pretty Christ rTinOnTl u 1 1 O u D II u M M H mM B 1 - ii bv p T 9r Ls H l r 1- ¬ Railroad Commissioners Report agency non ¬ union Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wind and storm W 0 HINTOUi Agent Insure in my Ml The Railroad Commissioners of Ken- ¬ tucky have filed their annual repoi t with the governor The report shows that the gross earn- ¬ ings of roads operated in the state are largely in excess of 1897 The gross earnings for 1898 are 18722306 and the net earnings 5580314 The increase is largely due to a revival f business but partially to the war which necc8sitated heavy transporta- ¬ tion by the government During the year 125 persons were kill- ¬ ed on the various roads as against 59 in the year previous Of these only one was a passenger thirty seven railroad employes and 87 are classed as others Of the 125 persons killed 11 met death coupling cars fifteen by jumping on or off of moving trains twenty six by ly ¬ ing on tracks three in wrecks seventeen by falling from trains and five in collis- ¬ Carpets and mattings greatly reduced your Christmas presents He will put T Hintons tf them aside until you are ready for at J them tf - Call at J T Hintons now and select Barber Shop Moved Buck and Bill have moyed their bar-¬ ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest baiber shop and bath rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the pulic patronage tf Tlie Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of auv kind or granulated lids Sold by all 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 tf J T Hinton There are eggs and eggs The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but its a difference 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 Almost anybody would like a nice comfort for a Christmas present and THinton has best and cheapest tf - Beautiful jWomen I There are fewwomen as beau- 9 tiful as they might be Powder and paint and cosmetics dont make good looks Beauty is simply an impossibility without 5 health Beautiful women are few because healthy women are 5 few The way to have a fair face and a well rounded figure is to take 5 5 2 in a buny a 8 w M uiiiii Insure your property against fire g wind maublup de yu r and lightning in the Hurst Home i - dealers at 25 cents It i nov only i ftv uffks until Christma and every Volv will be Ahv nti then buy now and getwhat vou wanx iJkirs are hard to beat either m price work i -- t h - S pany o s 5 EMfieic s This is medicine ions ffl- i J ¬ Awarded ffigrhest Honors Worlds Fair 1 I Female Regulator that old and time tried g that cures all female w Da- - Insure against fire wind and light ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co lower rates and absolutely safe insur- ¬ O W Miller Agent ance New F troubles and weaknesses and USEFUL J drains It makes no difference g Grantsburg 111 what the doctors call the trou- - m S SAbney mail carrier will haul Paris Ky ble if there is anything the 3 g matter in the distinctly feminine 2 light baggage to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post C Time Card organs Bradfields Fe Do ou know invtk ills nicer for presents I have aim n xfibitiM line of medium p iced Dictuip tbat r O W Miller Agent are sure t go fst m oti will not miss it to call and look at them even Paris Ky And then the nice cou es in leaiber ve4 if you dont wj nt t Coughed ZO Years lourcoidnr y and irett coverings aiaylie iuirvify aiN a folding bed Find jQUt and if be does Isuffered for 25 years with a cough I and spent hundreds of dollars with have thVuSt inide 5S T ik vi doctors aad for medicine to no avail un ¬ The handsome it line of Jardinieres intowr LadioR nrifl wmt til I used Dr Bells flomono laclrc oliiinltor nc Iutyitio nijfiimo tolh -v w ltl V JYi- This remedy makes weak lungs strong ujampo for Christina- - J ttli IvrllUHJ ojjiurtf u k iviiot il because thev are It has sayed my life J B Roaell 111 iaet Lne ue t thmuyop can get Insurance Co a safe and reliable com¬ 2 5 by thr 1 x -- - Pine-Tar-Hon- ey wu v -- v 1 s well asORNAvENTAL CREAM BAKING 4 f A new time card will go into effect on Cincinnati Kentucky the Frankfort Midland railway Monday December 5th No 1 will arrive at Paris at 840 a m and No 3 will arrive at 510 p m No 2 will leave Paris at 930 a m MOST PERFECT MADE mm YEARS THE STANDARD - regular or painful menstruation for leucorrhoea for falling of the 2 Always popular the Palace Hotel 5 womb for nervousness head-- g Sixth and Vine street was easily tht Take J 9 and cure male Regulator it -- It is will help good for ir-- 5 office tO 5 A Popular Hotel J T HINTON mired until you wish them dvlivered S You- - Goods ache backache and dizziness and No 4 will leave at 540 pm These trains are passenger trains only S your girlish features 2 and figure will be restored Sold by druggists for ATLAKTA CO oltime it and get well Then 8 A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant You can save big money by having you papering done now by 1 a bottl THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR 2 2 40 J T Hinton llBRB9g mrjamst2v GA most popular hotel in Cincinnati during the Q A R encampment Excellent cnisineuprompt service yand polite emElegant line of Pictures and Room ployes and splendid management ha Mouldings made it the best 2 and 250 per day Send me your old furniture to be re- paired hotel in America Kentnckians alwayb Yonr furniture moved by esperienced find friends stopping at this hostelry hauds t 27sep4B ¬ T Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branch Embalming scientifically atteuded to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Sii-- l- t r- - 1 y THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 1898 BIRTHS 5 i - sh Pi M THE j The Advent Of Our Future Men And of the Hntchcraft will case Women OBSERVED BY Eighteenth Year Established 1881 beg wfyt esday and will occupy the COMERS AND GOERS Near this city to the wife of John THE NEWS MAN coaj Ht veraldays There have been Johnson formerly Miss Lou Speaks Enleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as 111 w cses summoned and consider- ¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At a daughter ecoi i cidssmail matter able time will be used in hearing the tes The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And SIX DOLLARS imony and the argument McMillan Elsewhere - TELEPHONE NO 124 Talbott are attorneys for will and Chae Will buy a one hundred piece Mr Hugh Brent is visiting relatives Bronatou M Dickson John E SUBSCRIPTION PRICES dinner set nicely decorated a in Covington S Rogers Smith and Payable in Advance CO FORD Miss Louie Bruer is visiting friends big bargain 2 00 Sixmouths 1100 Moore attorneys for the contestants The Onoyear in Maysville get a hsws costs tou cant even CHARGE re ¬ argument may not be commenced be ¬ New Train Service port FKOM A GUN FREE OF Mr and Mrs L Frank are in fore next week The following is the jury W H Roberts Dan Earlywine Louisville on a viiit rv a vvrv fl Innnm Vi Pfrr Make all Checks Money Orders Etc W G Talbott R O Turner June Champ Mixer payable to the order of Hon Charles Bronston ot Lexing che Frankfort Cincinnati Railway B0OHB0H NEWS Circuit Court Proceedings Tfr PERSONAL MENTION WHAT SHALL I GIVE FOll CHRISTMAS That is the problem that puzzles the majority of thepeople Now we can save you that worry and trouble ky COming tO I US YUU UAN Umbrella Pair IJid Gloves Childrens Kid Mitts GIVE A NICE Jardinieres China Tea Pot Sugar and Cream Vases Pickel Tray Olive Tray Call JSell - China Cup and Saucer Ferneries Gents Suspenders Neck Tie s- TV T j-- - 1 1 cheap no such values offered ex¬ CO FORD cept hy Dr R Goldstein optician will be at the Hotel Windsor on the 16th Fancy California evaporated fruits -- Newton Mitchell tf Ten And Twenty Five Cents See our ten and twenty five cent table These goods are Regular saloon license for city of Paris Apply at The News For Sale office n ii Rev Fred Hallam and family have moved from Atlanta Ga to Jackson Miss cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor Tuesday Dr Louis Landman optician - of Cin ¬ the most suitable presents at Davis Cos N The ladies claim that they can find J W tf has returned from his hunting trip near Memphis He had fair success and had a pleasant vacation Conductor W H Kjrby of the L Buy your buggy robes and blankets from N Kriener Hwont sell them at cost bnt he will sell them cheaper 9dec 2wk than anybody intown The GarthLodgeNo 43 AOTJ W was organized in this city July 25 1876 by Paul King with sixty two charter members Hawley The first recorder was J G J W Mcllvaine Nathan Goodman W A Thomasson Ei Hibler Robt Griffing J A Rice The grand jury has made its final re- ¬ port and has been discharged The re ¬ port bays that it was patent that gambling was being carried on in Paris but that after examining a large number of witnesses not enough evidence could be secured to indict any person for gam ¬ bling The report stated that the jail was in good condition but that the locks on the doors were worthless The Coun ¬ ty Infirmary was reported in good con- ¬ dition The attorneys for Hezekiah Utterback have a6ked lor a new trial and the mo- ¬ tion will be heard on the fifteenth day The case against the Paris Distilling Co has been dismissed and the cases against the Peacock DistilliLg Co and the G GWhite Co have been continued The case of Josie Insko vs Willis Insko has been assigned for trial on the 15th day The suit grows out of a habeas corpus writ sworn out by the plaintiff to get possession of her child from the defendant from whom she was divorced four years ago but who got possession of the child after it had been given into the custody of its mother The grand jury has indicted Brutus Clay Nat Wilson Warren Brooks and Jim Dancer all colored for prize fight- ¬ ing The management of the Paris opera house was not indicted for per mitting the fight The docket is as follows Stone Porter Jett ¬ -- for a visit to friends in Cynthiana Mr and Mrs Sidney G Clay arriv- ¬ ed home yesterday from a short visit in Lexington Mrs W J Kened of Carlisle was in the city Wednesday visiting friends and relatives Mrs Nannie Dillard of Lexington is visiting Mrs Nannie McClintock on Higgins avenne Mr J K Vansant of Flemings burg has been visiting his son Dr JT Vansant for several days Mies Kate Edgar and Mrs J T Vansant and son leave to day for a visit to relatives in Shelby ville Tenn Miss Kate Alexander has returned from a visit to Miss Parsons and Misses Sue and Amelia Clay in Baltimore Miss Mary Irvine Davis is expected to arrive home in a few days from a visit to relatives in New York and Washing- ¬ ton The Sterling Dancing Club will give a ball on the 27th and the George- ¬ town Social Club will entertain on the 30th 0mD ancl prUSn bet ton was in the city Wednesday will make several important changes in ollVer r UTT pOX Miss Stella Roberts left yesterday train service from Paris Silver Mug Or Clip j j w A Train leaving Frankfort at 340 p m J ndia StOOl Ring Tray will run through to Paris arriving atcrrppn Celery Boat F1f u iamug nAri luiiucuiiuu r uiu y ixi vmnlvinw wujd nAMvtnnilAi iui Handkerchiefs Tobacco Jars Kentucky Central points A new train will leave Paris at 540 p And other articles too numerous to mention Come m and arrive at Frankfort at 710 p m and Jet us show you the largest and most complete line of The morning train arriving at 840 am and leaving at 930 a m will remain as Christmas novelties ever brought to the city at prices defy competition Give us a call heretofore All of these trains will be strictly passeneer trains and hereafter freight trains will not carry passengers wir i r-- X -1 that The lines of jardiniers and pedestals J T Hintonis showing are the best ever brought to Paris would enjoy one as a present 4i 29 Main St Paris Ky Somebody Christmas CONDONS 111 II tf Dont delay buying your Christmas presents but go to select them now J T u- Opening of Holiday Goods We have arranged tor room so that we can better display our holiday goods Please wait for the opening on the 12th Mrs Nannie Brown Maybe your husband would like a nice easy chair so go to J T Hintons and get one now tf Mrs Nannie 12th - Hintons and tf Facts Plainly Sfaiefl ¬ Ninth day Dec 7 f Tenth day Dec 8 Christmas novelties includes elegant toilet articles leather goods albums Thomas E Savage admr vs The cut glass bottles Manhattan Life Ins Co perfumes and extracts tf medallions etc Eleventh day Dec 9 Commonwealth vs Ed Logan false Ben Benton colored charged with swearing breaking into a house at North Miodle Same vs Hack Mutter hog stealing rown was arrested in Winchester Wed- ¬ Saute vs Sam Danitls horse stealing Saint vs Same grand larceny nesday and brought to this city and SauiH vd Sam Bowles violating local lodged in jail to await trial option 1hv T73 a J D Samevs Same gaming The Carlisle Mercury says Same vs Charlotte Hodgkin assault Wyatt informs ns that he willmost likely 14th day Dec 12th buy a laundry at Paris Wyatt is quite Commonwealth vs W D Sledge five a business man but with a daily news- ¬ capes paper at Paris a weekly at Evving a R P Dow vs Power Grocery Co laundry and two millinery stores and a 17th day Dec 15th telephone line onthe outside he will be Byrd vs J C Elgin etc Grant kept on the go J J Connor vs Jas Gartland Jr - Clark Kenneys elegaut line of Exr etc J J Hntchcraft vs R B Hntchcraft Mr R G Elliott of Lexington secretary of the Kentucky Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows was in the city Wed- ¬ nesday MrlR M Collier of Cynthiana who is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for auditor was in the city Tuesday night daugh- ¬ Patsy Clarkthe ter of Mr and Mrs Walter Clark who has been dangerously ill of pneumonia is sightly improved two-year-o- ld To close out all our Winter Good in the next fiO days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond comparison for goods of equal quality All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Saxony aud Germantown Yarn Jackets at cost Special reduction in Dress Goods 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of all descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Berbers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20c ¬ v- - Browns big holiday 2t opening will begin Monday December Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at 25c and 39c per yd formerly 50 and 75c See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c per yd worth double and our size Fine Millinery Men appreciate something useful and You may find a few things here and you cant get wool at goat houses there suitable for a present bnt if you J W Davis Co tf want a whole loaf of satisfaction in selecting go to J W Davis Cos IHt Sterling vs Paris - The Mt Sterling Bowling Team will play the Paris Team a series of match games to night at the Pastime Alleys Ladies will be expected to attend the conteot to night as seats have been re- ¬ served for them The Pastime Alleys will be open free of charge to the ladies thiB morning That Queer Quail The story which The News printed recently about a frightened quail flying through a window glass and landing in a pot on the stove in J W Mcllvanes kitchen has been printed by scores of newspapers bur the Stanford Journal intimates that thestory was a whopper The truth of the story is attested to by a member of the Mcllvaine family who assures the writer that the quail was eaten the next morning by the lady of the house Mi Strother Quisenberry a well known young society man of this city who is responsible for scaring the quail just larfs and says the joke is leran two of the most popular young men in Paris have rented the store- ¬ room now occupied by Hugh Montgom- ¬ ery and will open a new Nothing and gents furniture store They have both had long experience in the business on him New Clothing Store W A Parker Jr and W S Hol i To make room for our elegaht toy and holiday opening we have fitted up a special room up stairs to show our trim- ¬ med Hats and full line of millinery We Give us a call Mr and Mrs David Depue and can suit you Mrs Nannie Brown babe of Salt Lake City will arrive in a few days to spend Christmas with Mrs Horace Miller and family A Card To The Public Mrs R M Harris will entertain at I am now in the employ of Price her home on High street this afternoon Co clothiers and would be pleased to and evening in honor of Miss Davis of have all my friends and acquaintances Washington and Miss Hudson of this call and see me i city The hours are from five till eight Teddy Mackey Miss Fannie Mann will entertain the Violet Whist Club this afternoon For Sale At public auction at the The guest of honor will be Miss Ade ¬ court houae door at two oclock p m laide Garner of Winchester and Miss on Saturday December 101898 unless Frances Claybrook of Hutchison who sooner sold privately life estate of C R will spend several days with Miss Mann Redmon in 4i acres of land on Redmon The Violet Whist Club and the Kis- ¬ pike adjoining said C R Redmon met Euchre Club were charmingly en- ¬ Citizens Bank of Paris tertained Tuesday afternoon by Miss A T Forsyth Auctr td Emily Miller at her home on Duncan avenue The first prize was won by Miss Lucretia Barnes uf Nicholasville and Miss Lucy Johnson won the second prize The Stockholders of the Agricultural The Lexington Leader Wednesday Bank of Paris Kv are notified to Mr and Mrs Frank Williams meet at the Bank on Monday January said g ave a pretty dinner party at their home 2 1899 for the election of a Board of on East Maxwell sheet in honor of their Directors for the ensuing year J J McCLINTOCK Cashier sister Miss Williams of Pans and Mrs td HENRY SPEARo Prest Sargent of Philadelphia Other guests were Mrs A M Harrison Mrs B L HURRAH FOR UNCLE SAM Coleman Mrs E R Sportswood Mrs James White and Prof and Mis John AND Shackelford HURRAH FOR UNCLE TOM figs currants Nuts raisins dates seedless raisins - Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully twice as much quality for 10c per pair The best val ¬ ue in Paris Blankets from 39o to 350 per pair re duced to one half of of former pritv Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c Best Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at 8Jc 10 4 Sheeting 12 and 15c w j Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away 1 Dont to read An nouncem en in our Win- - dow Each Mornin Stockholders Meeting WE 3A7I1 SEOEIYED A SPLENDID ST00K IMPORTED OP SIIITLM 1 - 1HD TR0IISER1SGS FOR FALL AND Our Prices are lower than any houWe quality and style are considered w NTER Kentucky wV m Central k you to give us a call tf Newton Mitchell brand upera Mouse Dec 7 S E TIPTON C Ten And Twenty Five Cents See our ten and twenty five Ufc cent table These goods are Holiday Kates Judge Purnells Deiscions cheap no such values offered ex¬ CO FORD Wednesday in Judge PurnellB court Dec 22d to 25th and Dec 30th to Jan cept hy Sam Thompson colored was fined 25 1st inclusive tie Frankfort Cincinnati Export Cattle Bought and costs for using forcible means in re- Railwav will sell round trip tickets to ¬ FJTE MEfir rU TQBisoag T VTTORS 1511 Cutter iJHUMJlUJJjSTTKBlV STETSONS big spectacular- - BY THE IylGHT EXPERIENCE OF XOXJR proving his wife a cullud gemman was Dick Tutts fined 25and sent to jail for ten days for carrying a razor He said he used it to cut strings when he shucked corn but it is thought he was preparing to go to a party all points in the south at l fare lim- ¬ ited to Jaunary 4th Dec 16th to 25th inclusive they will sell these tickets to students of schools and colleges at the same rate when certificate of principal is presented to ticket agent Dec 26th O 28th the Frankfort Cincinnati Railway will sell tickets to Crystallized fruits nuts oranges bananas lemons grapes grape fruit apples malaga tf Newton Mitchell Treaty Finished A cable from Paris yesterday stated that the treaty between America and Spain was finished Judge Day said We have settled all points upon which there is a possibility of agreemeut and only the engrossing remains Spaniards refused to cede to the Uni ¬ ted States a coaling station in the Caro line Islands - ¬ Handsome cut glass novelties leather goods medallions toilet articles etc suitable and appropriate presents at Clark Kenneys Gunthers -- fine candies for sale for Christmas tf Nswton Mitchell Louis Joseph of this city agent for with other laundries you will know K Schwartzchild Sulzberg has recently to vain the perfection of the work purchased uinetv export cattle from C ai m Bourbon Steam Lanudry Clay Jr and ninety one from Cas M 8np ior methods have not yet been c THE BARNUM OF THEM ALL Goff of this county and thirty four from p with and the results on yourli Sol Van Meter anctiweuty two from shu - collars aud cuffs mak the WOMEN AMD CHILDREN Hart Bos well of Fayette The price 50 plus ultra in tint laundry work E paid for all of the cattle was 150 per yon j lamdry work here and satiafac New Orleans and return at half rate Dodble Band and Orchestra cwt is unaraitaed limited to Jan 9th Account Southern -Educational Association x Waii for our holiday opening Decem- A Great Company A Great Cast sAjL Vle if SatOtc R Newton G P A J f MasiNANNiE Brown ber 12th Era and her rJon Prince LoneSttf A Quartette Arricau iuanuouu nay zft4t W Wanted Rev Molloys Lecture ers Double Quartette- - Jubilee BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Singers Buck and Wing To pasture six cows on rye at reason- ¬ Tftlopho le No 4 Dancers Shouters etc The Memphis Appeal Avalanche says able rates and a genuiae Jake of Rev J C Molloys lecture on Mrs Mary Reynolds Walk YOUR CHILD 9dec4t Paris Ky Waterloo and Napoleon which will U be delivered in this city next Friday IS THINKING Strayed or Stolen k m mi night the 10th ABOUT WHAT 4tK V Johu Molloy lectured before a From my place on Monday Nov 28th large audience at the assembly room of a yellow shepherd pup with white feet the Niueteeuth Century Club on aud white breast alittle white on talil New Songs New Dances Nevv Music Liberal reward for any information that Mr Molloy will lead to his recovery Everything New Waterloo and Napoleon So ought vqu to be thinking of where you will make is a former Memphian of rare culture S W WILLIS JR A r Load of Beautiful Scenery happv by buying a bountiful spply of Santa Plaus goodiesyour vcl who has raveled extensively His lec Ladies desks at J T Hintons lam headquarters for all kinds of FRUITS NUTS CANDID ture was replete with descriptions of the Cotton Picking Home in the South Evas Ascension The Grandest Etc Dont fail to call early ani have us fix up your Christie country and scenes of the subjects han ¬ Street Parade Ever Given 2 baske dled which were pictured in a vivid Our second floor is full of trimmed Bands Donkeys Massive manner hats Mrs Nannie Brown Dogs etc A sight of a Lifetime New York Edam pine apple Neufa Low prices on oandiea for eaterlain Watch for the big Parade mentB Cheap but pure chatel cheese V Also Groceries of all kinds at lowest prices cents Newton Mitchell tf Amieifiion 25 35 and 50 tf Newton Mitchell1 Uncle Toms Cabin i s Ml f- ¬ - - The Bourbon Ht am Launch 1 kh i 1 V i HOW CHRISTMAS GEO N PARRISvt tJZSLjrZi tr p V w ulnar T - - i LJk ir Ok cP vl - 6 THE BOUKBON NEWS PAEIS KY EEIDAX DECEMBER THE COMING WOMAN Coming- across die eastern hills apace with - 9 1898 si- - THE BOURBON NEWSJ laghteentk Year Established lSSij Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP t BRUCE MILLER Editors and Owcrm peace and even if it were not so go 1 will - NEARLY BURIED ALIVE Such AVas the Awful Experience of Many Wounded SoldierH in Cuba They talk about these things in whispers as yet they are not mustered out you know Still members of the hos pital corps of the Seventy first regi- ment tell some strange grewsome stones ot hospital life between El Caney and Siboney Although afraid of a possible court martial members of the command in close touch with the hospital tell of one instance where an unconscious yellow fever patient was being buried alive by careless attendants when the unfortunate man was opportunely rescued It was on July 14 of the present year in the yellow fever hospital under the care of Dr Hamilton Jones One patient died in a tent in which there were six soldier laid low by the saffron scourge The two worst cases rested upon litters covered with the regulation blankets One of the assistant stewards while walking through this particular tent noticed tiiat one of the stricken sol diers was ih the throes of death Ha saw that in a few moments the brave boy who had escaped the deadly Mauser missiles would breathe his last with the yellow death These facts were reported to the doctor who promptly had the matter referred to the steward Sergt Meyer with instructions to get the Cuban burial detail and bury the man in the trench as soon as he breathed his last It was only a few minutes later that the assistant steward saw the Cubans march off with a litter bearing a silent form covered by a blanket Well his folks will go in mourning at home muttered the hospital officii1 as he walked carelessly into the tent in which the soldier had tamely given up his life for his country As he threw back the flap of canvas he started back in amazement There in front of him lay the dead man on his litter bier Whom the d are they burying9 he yelled and rushing from the tent he rah like a deer to the trench where the Cubans were just throwing the first spadefuls of Cuban soil upon the quiet form beneath the blanket Brushing tlie swarthy military sexton aside he jumped into the trench pulled the blanket from the quiet figure and then lay another scourge stricken soldier unconscious but still breathing Casting the blanket over the unconscious man the assistant ended the obsequies before they terminated in a horror one of the terrible errors of the war The plague stricken soldier was lifted from his premature grave and borne back to the hospital tent and hissdead comrade placed upon the litter and carried to the shallow grave which had so nearly encompassed a live man in a living tomb St Louis Republic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ii ¬ He looked at me long and attentivelyLet it be so he muttered to him ¬ In garments stainless as the light and ra Well chevalier self and then loudly diant as the dawn With steadfest gaze majestic mien you if jtou go 3 ou will I have warned And brow where wisdom sits serene want a safe lodging seek out Pantin in Before her evil flies to hide in darkness far the Hue des Deux Mondes and mention away my name The house faces the Pont As tlees the gloom of night before the swift Neuf you cant miss it approach of day eyes Thank you I will do so For heaven is in her shining in the deeps of cloudless skies As Then after a few minutes more of talk we wished each other good by and Sovereign of homes broad realm is she and fairer tis to day parted Because she rules within yet far beyond As for myself I was on the cross with extends her sway what I had heard My mind was racked For all the world shall better be with doubt and at last in despair I And holier for her ministry sought my own room to think over the And little children round her throng lis- ¬ matter I could make nothing of it tening for her voice Whose sweet toned cadences their hearts turn which way I would To me Palins encourage and rejoice story was incredible But yet it ex¬ Her swift light footsteps to and fro plained and made clear so much It - On missions of sweet mercy go was not to offer my sword to the king She lays her tender hand in love upon the that I would now go to Paris It would lone and sad ¬ And hearts unused to joy look up and look- ¬ be to save the woman I loved if possible How I was to do this I had no ing are made glad Her very feet are shod with peace definite idea the one thing at present Before which wars and tumults cease in my mind was Paris Paris I thereThe star that gems her coronet is herald of fore gave the necessary orders to the day Jacques to make ready to start at once When Christ shall claim His own again and descending the winding staircase and sin be swept away of the tower wherein my room lay His handmaid she shall sooner bring The welcome coming of the King sought the great hall with the view of Meta E B Thorne in Banner of Gold either finding madame there or of sending some one with the request to permit my waiting on her to say good by The staircase ended in a long dark corridor hung on each side with if m r ft 5tf K1 if m sJ5 trophies of the chase old armor and frayed and tattered banners At the j jJi fs lt end of this was an arched doorway hid ¬ By den by a heavy curtain I lifted the cur-¬ S lpfeTT YfcATS tain and passed into the great hall At first I thought it was empty but a sec- ¬ Co Copyright 1807 by Longmans Green ond glance showed me madame seated at a small table in the recess of the bow SYNOPSIS Chapter I DAuriac commanding out- ¬ window that overlooked the park Her post where scene is laid tells the story face leaning on her hand was half De Gomeron has been appointed by Gen averted from me and I caught a de Rono to examine into a charge made glimpse of a small foot resting on one against him Nicholas a sergeant brings of the lions heads in which the legs of in two prisoners a man and a woman who are from the kings camp at Le Fere the table finished The foot was beatiDAuriacangered by insulting manner of de ng- up and down as if in unison with Gomeron toward the woman strikes him impatience of madames thoughts A duel follows and during the commotion the -but I could see nothing of her face be- ¬ he prisoners escape De Rone happens on She was as usual che disorderly scene and dAuriac upon yond its contour giving his parole not to attempt escape robed in black wearing no jewels ex- ¬ hears this remarkable sentence you must die on the field Win or cept a old collar round her neck For lose if I catch you at the close of the day a moment I stood in silence looking at I will hang you as high as Haman her half thinking that here was a Chapter II DAuriac next morning takes chance to speak out what was in my bis place as usual on de Rones staff In heart and then stilling the words by jhe course of his ide over the field he saves he life of Nicholas the sergeant who a the thought of how impossible it was victim of de Gomerons malice is found in for a poor man to woo a rich woman imminent danger of almost instant death As stood hat in hand madame sud- ¬ Chapter III After the batttle in which denly I turned with a little start and King Henry utterly routs de Rones forces lying severely wounded sees hastily concealed something as she dAuriac the forms of a man and woman moving caught sight of me I went up at once under cover of the night among the dead and she rose to meet me and wounded They find a golden collar I have come to say farewell ma ¬ on de Leyvas corpseand Babette stabs gain possession dame and I held out my hand Mauginot her partner to of the prize After this hideous scene So soon she said as she took it for Henry with a retinue among whom is the a moment her eyes not meeting mine fair prisoner who had escaped from the Yes Paris is far and it will be well hand of de Gomeron rides over the field Chapter IV DAuriac in the hospital of for me to be there as quickly as possi- ¬ hastening morn ¬ -- mtYW To-morr- 1 to revenge tneir disturbed slumbers and following the horses snapped viciously at their heels but we soon distanced them and flinging a curse or so after us in dog language they gave up the pursuit and returned to blink away the afternoon It was my inten- ¬ tion to keep to the right of Ivry and after crossing the Eure head straight for Paris which I would enter either by way of Versailles or St Germains it mattered little what road and there was plenty of time to decide For a league or so we galloped along the undulating ground which sloped to- ¬ ward the ford near Ezy but as we be- ¬ gan to approach the river the country studded with apple orchards and trim with hedgerows of lolly and hawthorn broke in to a wild and rugged moorland intersected by ratines whose depths were concealed by a tall undergrowth of Christs thorn and hornbeam whilst beyond this in russet in sombergreens and grays that faded into absolute blue stretched the forests and woods of Anet and Croth Sorei As we slid rather than rode down one of these banks my horse cast a shoe and this put a stop to any fur- ¬ ther hard riding until the mishap could be repaired There is a smith at Ezy monsieur said Jacques where we can get what we want done and flhe i push on to Kouvres where there is food accom- ¬ modation at the Grand Cerf In this manner we jogged along mak ¬ ing but slow progress and the sun was setting when we came into view of the willow lined banks of the Eure and en- ¬ tered the walnut groves of the outlying forest in which Ezy lay As we ap- ¬ proached we saw that the village was three parts deserted and the ruined or- ¬ chards and smokeless chimneys told their own tale Turning a bend of the grass grown road we came upon a few children shaking walnuts from a tree about 200 paces from us whilst a man and a woman stood hard by observing them At the sight of us the woman turned to the man with an alarmed ges- ¬ ture and he half drew a sword we saw the white flash and then changing his mind ran off into the forest The chil- ¬ dren followed suit sliding down the trunk 6f the tree and fleeing into the brushwood looking for all the world like little brown rabbits as they dashed into the gaps in the thorn As for the woman she turned slowly and began to walk toward the village They are very bashful here Jacques mid quickening my pace I Except the lady monsieur and then we trotted up alongside her Reining in I asked if she could direct me to the blacksmiths for there Genevieve discuvers his unknown friend is the heiress of Bidache She vis ¬ its him daily and when he is well enough is taken to her Normandy chateau where he arrives shortly before noon Ste ble Paris You are surely not and CHAPTER TV Continued ¬ FEMININE HANDWRITING The Large Style Is Becoming Uomnioi and Is Said to Indieate a Breadth of Mind Many deductions have been drawn froin the increasing size of feminine handwriting It is quite true that the modern young woman will take up with a few words in her slapdash caligraphy as much room as her maiden aunt would have needed for a judicious epistle up on a serious subject But it is not fair to argue that as the size of hands has grown the letters formed by them must necessarily follow suit Because sevens are now habitually stocked in gloves s quite difficult to and obtain largeness of handwriting is none the iess of moral rather than phy- ¬ sical significance The biggest man I know writes a microscopic hand the woman whose pen describes the largest curves has tiny and dainty fingers Other observers will find similar re- ¬ sults It is the brain that influences¬ the writing Viewed from this standpoint one is able to congratulate the present day woman upon at least one of her characteristics breadth of nrL She would seem to be emanci pating herself from the habit so dis- ¬ tressing in her sex of paying undue regard to the little things of life It should be added however that there is a large type of writing obstinate and complicated with certain well defined signs of ego- ¬ tism which in lieu of breadth means nothin more elevated than morbid and passionate absorption in one subject only that subject being frequently the gratification of self But we are speaking of the normal tyne Of this I say without fear of contradiction that it indicates a healthy absence of small fault findings and worryi tigs Philadel phia Times IJismai clcs Mausoleum ¬ five-and-a-half ago-rest- i i m ive j A turn in the avenue at this moment brought us in full view of the gray walls of Bidache and on the wide stone staircase that led to the great hall we saw the servants of the household as- ¬ sembled Madame waved her hand in greeting and the cheer which broke from them was drowned in the boom of the bombard from the keep As the blue wreaths of smoke curled upward a little ball ran to the top of the flag¬ staff on the keep and the next moment the banner of Treruouille with the arms of ttochemars of Bidache quartered thereon spread out its folds to the morning and madame was come home once more We dined an hour or so later than asual madame dAyen Palin and my ¬ self at the high table and the rest of the household with all Bidache at the next Madame who seemed in nowise fa ¬ tigued with her long ride was in the gayest of spirits and rippled with talk As if thinking she had punished dAyen enough she directed all her conversa- ¬ tion towards him and the old beau was in his element in discussing the in- ¬ trigues of court life and let me add interesting for his memory went far back At last the dinner came to a close and Palin rising opened his lips in a long thanksgiving to which all madame included listened devoutly Our host- ¬ ess then retired and we three were left together in an absolute silence Had it been any other place I would have felt bound to call DAyen to account and ask him to name a proxy if he was un- ¬ able to meet me by reason of his age But as it was this was impossible and I contented myself with a frigid re- ¬ serve in which I was joined bj the Huguenot He looked from one to the other of us with a satirical smile on his thin lips and then rising made a slight bow and left us to ourselves As we returned to our seats from our re- ¬ sponse to his greeting I blurted out the she stopped Why not madame 0 I dont know and hastily one sometimes says things that dont exact- ¬ ly convey ones meaning But I can imagine why you go to Paris you are tired of Bidache and pine for the great city It is not that but and I pointed to the rolling woods and wide lands that spread before us I have no responsi- ¬ bilities like these and Auriac which stands by the sea takes care of itself besides I have my way to make as yet You have friends One at any rate and that was re- ¬ stored to me by you and I glanced to the hilt of my sword She shook her head in deprecation Very well then I will not recall it to you but I can never forget life is weet of savor and you gave it back to me We will meet again in Paris till then good by As she glanced up At the Louvre to smile I saw her eyes at me trying were moist with tears and then but the wide lands of Bidache were before me and I held myself in somehow Good by Good by I turned and without another look passed out of the hall As I went down the stairway I saw on the terrace to my right the figure of dAyen He had changed his costume to the slashed and puffed dress which earned for the gay gentlemen of Henrys court the nick¬ name Bergarrets from M de Savoyes caustic tongue and his wizened face stood out of his snowy ruff in all the glow of its fresh paint With one foot resting on the parapet he was engaged in throwing crumbs to the peacocks that basked on the turf beneath him I would have passed but he called out M le Chevalier a word A word only then sir l am in A bad thing haste he said staring at me from head to foot These woods would fetch a good price would they not and he waved his hand toward the wide stretching forest You mistake M dAyen I am not a timber merchant 0 A good price he went on not heeding my reply M le Chevalier I was going to say I will have them down when I am master here They obstruct the view I could have flung him from the ter ¬ race but held myself in and turned on haste questions -- -- I have heard that before but ma letter from Frederichsruh informs mausoleum dame seemed to like him well enough at us that the building of the I felt I was wrong as I said for Prince Bismarck is being pushcd dinner my heel speed ana this but the words came out forward with considerable he called out Adieu chevalier He is here by the kings orders by that great numbers of workmen are me and remember what I have -i- isv imon it Its huge dimensions the order of Henry the Great said after A ¬ Who is M dAyen Why is he here Who is he It is enough to say lie is one of those menwho live on the follies of kings And it is enough to say that his company isorced upon us monsieur you already perceptible the height of Palin with bitterness 2G to 27 seem a man of iionor What do you the dome will be not less than about walls are think of a king who would force a mar- meters and the stone and he whis- meters thick A chapel with an riage on a woman to occupy the altar and decorations will Beneath I pered words in my ear which struck me center of the mausoleum nave and speechless I could not believe him It was in ¬ this will be a huge orypt with and Prin king the aisles The bodies of Prince side by credible Was this the heroof his peoces Bismarck are to beoflaid nave of gallant soldiernotthe father be true the ple It could side at the western end build- on my face the the crypf It is hoped that uviuns mc Palin saw the doubt will go to Paris Even you he said aavanceu so lai 3 iff will be tne cere- end of iiutumn as to permit comns 01 ind see go I am going to day I shall nrnfil tmnslation 01 -tne JJ1V f r ft will be at the risk of your life rhe o reat statesman anu nib wuc i Westminster Haitre Palin there is the kings their final o 1 said I took no notice The man was old and his gibing tongue his only weapon I ran down the steps to where Jacques was ready for me with the horses Springing into the saddle I put spurs to the beast and we dashed down the ¬ svcme A ¬ CHAPTER V GOOD DEED COMES HOME ROOST 4 restirg-placj-Gazet- te -- dache arousing the village dogs asleep in the yellow sunlight to a chorus of About a dozen sought disapprobation We dashed through the streets of Bi ¬ 1 A LITTLE NOWSEHSE the smith and baav mm set cioui shoe ¬ ing the horse He shuffled this way and that and an¬ How do you pronounce swered dully that he would do theJob Please sir does it refer to a man 01 willingly but it would take tinffcwo a bee Worlds Comic hours Maud says she is madly in love with 1 ex- ¬ her new wheel But it will be night by then Huh Another case postulated and I have to go on I can- ¬ where man is displaced by machinery not stay here Household Words As monsieur chooses answered the Vat vos eet Eickeldinger died of clcV but you see I have nothing Heart failure I told him hed get 1 cannot reauy and I am slow now mixed up some day in vun failure too help it many Cleveland Plain Dealer This is a devil of a place I ex Timmins is rather peculiar for a claimedi resigning myself to circum- ¬ 3oeU He savshe is averse to notoriety stances and dismounting handed the That is because of it all being gained reins to Jacques As I did so I heard by other poets Indianapolis Journal- voices from the inn one apparently Mrs Galeys Mrs Haskins that of a girl and the other that of a husband with her Is that Sedly Cer- Mrs man and it would seem that she was tainly not you see that man is Cant urging something but what it was I trying to keep step with her Town could aot catch nor was I curious as to Topics the point of discussion but it struck Tenant You call your flats the me that as we had to wait here two Klondike because they are so cold in y hours it would be well to inquire if I suppose could get some refreshments for our-¬ winter and hot in summer I because No Landlord selves and a feed for the beasts For Ha ha no such money in them as peo- ¬ answer to my question I got a gruff go theres Detroit Free Press and ask my daughter from the smith ple think I have an invention which Its Field who turned as he spoke and began to fumble with his tools I felt my tem- ¬ will revolutionize the world said the ¬ per rising hotly but stayed my arm boaster There ought to be a good de and bidding Jacques keep an eye on the mand for something like that in Central matter-ohorses stepped toward the door of the and South America replied the man Pittsburgh Chronicle inn As I put my hand on it to press it f-fact open some one from within made an Telegraph A Modern Maid Am I the first girl effort to keep it shut but I was in no you ever loved she asked him more mood to be trifled with further and pushing back the door without further as a matter of habit than anything else ceremony stepped in In doing so I I cannot tell a lie said he Tou are thrust some one back a yard or so and not You are simply the best of the Being a modern maid she was found that it was the girl who was try ¬ bunch content with that Cincinnati En ¬ ing to bar me out Ashamed cf the vi- ¬ olence I had shown I began to apol- ¬ quirer My lady sleeps he sang feelingly ogize whilst she stood before me oThfvn rubbing her jKjyjw and her face from the garden below A fair head flushed and red The room was was thrust from the casement it was When do you suppose she bare and drear beyond description Evelyn There were a couple of rougli tables a demanded with some asperity For it chair or so an iron pot simmering over now verged upon midnight and she a fire of reen wood whose rjunentr odor had to rise at five oclock to get break- ¬ filled the chamber In a corner a man fast for the hired men Detroit Jourlay apparently asleep a tattered cloak nal drawn over his features so as to entire- ¬ ly conceal them I felt in a moment MIND PICTURES BY TELEPHONE that this was the stranger who had fled The Mistake One Man Made as to An ¬ oil our approach and that he was plaj others Appearance and the ing fox Guessing there was more be ¬ Strange Result hind this than appeared but not show ¬ ing my suspicions in the least I ad- ¬ Did you ever notice that when an dressed the girl I am truly sorry and hope 3ou are idea becomes fixed in the minl it is very to change not hurt had I known it was you I difficult extremely it especially in the case of should have been gentler I have but nervous persons sensitive aand highly asked Brooklyn come to ask if I can get some wine for expert on nerves Not long ago I had ourselves and food for the horses a visit from a man who was It is nothing she stammered I am was losing his reason because afraid he of a very not hurt There is but a little soup simple of a here and for the horses the grass thai or idea persistence couldcertain thought which he not snake off grows outside The the case is one There is some wine there at any foundhistory of of hypochondriasisoften de- ¬ in cases rate and I rested my eye on a horr veloped from using the telephone My cup down whose side a red drop was ocfor about years time trickling and then let it fall on the stili patient to telephonea every day had casion to a trade figure in the corner of the room customer if There is no fear I continued you you like in New York Manhattanpe- ¬ The New Yorker had a will be paid I do not took like a gen culiar high tenor squeak to his voice tleman of the road I trust somehow my friend got She shrank back at my words and it and him as a little chap with a to pictur thin face ing appeared as if a hand moved suddenly This habit grew day day until the under the cloak of the man who lay customer took a real after and fcrmih shape feigning sleep in the room- and the mind of my patient all based of quick movement was as if he had the course upon his voice As he talked clutched the haft of a dagger over the telephone there always wa to be continued mentally pictured that little chap with the thin face and squeaky voice Well Uncle Knew It All The offict day my patient called I was stopping at the Arlington at onehis New York customeratand as he Augusta and I fancied that 1 had been of lace and preaching long enough to have preach- ¬ walked into the nearly 300 saw a tallV pounds he er ways and preacher looks but 1 was fat man weighing his eyes When An ojd darky approached could scarcelj believe mistaken man opened his mouth and the fat I WILL GUIDE YOU and with an apologetical pull at his hat talked my patient says the squeaky Boss kin you tell me whar 1 said voice with which he was familiar sound- ¬ seemed no sign of a forage about She kin git er set er de minuits er de meet ed strange and unnatural He told the Brer Jeems Henry he say he want owner of the absurd voice in view of made no answer but stopped and stared in ax me ter git at us through her hair which fell in er set an he where he could em ferhim ¬ his size about having pictured him as a get the min little thin person and there was a good I told him thick masses over her forehead and neck As she did this I saw that she utes and he thanked me after which he laugh over the odd difference of the Boss when de bishop gwinter reality appeared to be of the superior peasant said preach class but evidently sunk in poverty But the next day when my friend We have no bishop Ireplied She was young and her features were used the squeaky Yasser I know dat course I know voice cametelephone and the struggle so correct that with circumstances a to him he had to bigges one er you dat but I mean little altered she would have been all de president dewhen he gwinter to get away from thinking of his fat more than ordinarily good looking patron as being little and thin He At present however the face was wan preach talked the matter over with his wife with privation and there was a fright- ¬ GovOh hes not a preacher Thats ex and laughed about it bnt soon there Northern ened look in her eyes I repeated my came a time when he forgot al about Is dat a fack Well sah I voted for the actual existence of his customer question in as gentle a tone as Lcould dat man but I tell you sah T laks de and the little thin faced chap vas again command and she found tongue Monsieur pardon I will guide way dat man talks frum de cheer an I talking to him over the wire Then it wanter hear him preach He sho do wTas that he came to me He feared he you Atlanta said that his mind was giving way be- ¬ began talk lak a sponsible man 0 That is all very well Journal cause of the persistence of th e odd pic ¬ Jacques but I interrupted him won a little to myself what this ture of the thin man I thotrght the dering Pun Made with Gravity meant Gen John W Norton is a clever pun- ¬ case was easilj disposed of ard told my Very well and thanks ster Some years ago a prominen friend to go to New York every day for courtesy and then young local attorney died of alcoholism a week and visit his fat customer This She dropped a asked with a timid eagerness He was a talented chap a brilliant or- he did but every time he telephoned docs not come from the ator and full of promise for the future the squeaky voice would bring up the Monsieur Blaisois Gen Noble was one of his best friends mental picture formed before he had Ma foil No This is hardly the and none regretted his sudden end more set eyes on its owner way from the Orleannois but lead on than did the ex secretary At a meet I was in despair and my patient wa 3 please it grows late growing gray from worryingwhen I hit ing of the bar which passed resolutions She glanced up again a suspicion in on his death the general was asked upon the happy expedient of placing a her eyes and then without another what he knew about the end of the photograph of the fat man an the tele ¬ word went on before us We followed young man He knew no more than phone where the e3e of the patient her down the winding grass grown was reported in the newspapers at the could rest upon it as he talked The lane past a few straggling cottages time and said so I wonder he died result was the disappearance forever o 5 not a soul was visible and up hard suggested some one in the crowd the thin chap My patient in looking where through the narrow street where the after the meeting had adjourned No at the picture of the owner of the sight of us drove the few wretched in- ¬ he died in good spirits remarked squeaky voice got his mind working their tumble down Gen Noble as seriously as if delivering upon the same lines that wuuld hava habitants into houses as if we had the plague itself at a funeral oration Then he added in been followed had he met the fat man our saddle bows Finally we stopped an undertone to a friend who happened face to face the first time he heard his These cases are before a cottage of some pretensions to to be passing out with him Id hate voice We form queerlr common evevv¬ opposite pic size but decayed and worn as all else to have any of you fellows ask if I died day m tins village wnicn seemcu uul hard some da3 when you are eulogizing tures of men and women we hear over was Over the entrance to the me the telephone and never see but in thf half alive St Louis Republic great majority of instances the impres ¬ cottage hung a faded signboard mark sion is a momentary one and it is sel ¬ Didnt LIvc Up to It ing that it was the local hostelry and to never made a promise that I did not dom that the mistake is ever forced I the right was a small shed apparently upon us in the startling way described as a workshop and here the smith live up to she asserted proudly used he said inquiringlj No by the patient I told of gazing was seated on a rough bench No she said emphatically The telephone by the way has pro into space He made no reply Argument he duoed very many queer cases of neuras ¬ and made as He rose at our approach if lid would be off but his daughter as knew was useless Facts alone would thenia that remain unaccountable the Ivypothesis that thenew the young woman turned out to be count Therefore he hunted up a copy of the book of common prayer and habit brings them into existence X gave him a sign to stay and he halted muttering something I could not catch when he had found it he turned to the have had very many patients who had and as I looked at the gloomy figure of marriage service and where it says to give up the use 01 the phone alto¬ the man and the musty inn I said out love honor and obey he underscored gether where it had been used toagTeij extent beiore N Y Sun But it is well we the word obey Morbleu loud WTiathappenedaf ter that isa matter and have time to mend our trouble Perfectly Safe make Rouvres thanks my girl an that does not concern the public It is Judge Werent you afraid to strike bending from the saddle I offered our enough to know that while there was no doubt that he had proved his point the darkyon the head guide a coin She fairly snatched at it Prisoner No sir I tQ on brawi and then coloring up turned and ran he deeply regretted having done so kniihks X V Truth into the inn I threw another coin to Chicago Post ¬ -- f -- v t3j 4- - ¬ ¬ L - -- - - ftl ¬ J 1 ¬ i- - m J- - Jl -on y- l - v tf- V v- - v v I Z- Jl m I WL A - m 41 M C - J- 4 - C 9 Ml K V s- - rs anHBBj3KdWilBWnJLJUu21AHllHMHnHiaE frtSZHnM V ifr t lFjitjJZ ej k 1 fvUASf i - - - mm yr iHaaMil iiiitattJtofaaTwri iMfTMlMTI t i Y iator a - -- Urt IAf IHSSSBBBBBBVVE rev 30i tgJ WW1 fA 1rifippft 7 I t THE BOURBON NEWS PAPJS EX EEIDAY DECEMBER 9 1898 psSig wAsfeli FEEDING DAIRY COWS THE SOUTHERN WOMAN An SCIENTIFIC CONSCIENCE Trne Secret of Success with Animals Through Many Tribulations She lias Emerged Into Nobler Lies iu the Farmers Ingenuity Ability and Life Successful dairy feeding does not de- ¬ pend wholly upon the kind of foodused or the relative amounts of each kind fed but it depends largely upon how it is fed and when itis fed The successful feeder will study the wants of his cows just as much as the successful caterer studies the tastes of his customers He will try to give them their food i as palatable a con- ¬ dition as possible though not neces- ¬ sarily in what may be termed a fancy style which would be impractical He will also see to the comfort of his ani ¬ mals This point we consider as being directly in connection with feeding for a cow which is uncomfortable must necessarily use more of her feed for bodily repair than she otherwise would No dairyman would ever think of using a milk bucket which leaked yet there are many dairymen who during a single winter lose milk by the pound through the cracks of their stable Such conditions must neces ¬ sarily increase the expenses and hence lower the profit It is a point which we consider most directly connected with the subject of practical and sci- ¬ entific dairy feeding Regularity in feeding is another im- ¬ portant factor If cattle are fed at certain times of the day and onlj7 at ihose times as far as practical thev will learn to expect it then and only then This will remove the uneasiness often exhibited when persons enter the stable or are working1 about them at other times It is also a saving on their digestive organs No permanent rule can be laid down by which to feed dairy cattle No one feed no one way of feeding or no one amount of feed will suit all conditions or all animals The true secret of success in the business lies in the ability and ingenuitj of the dairyman him ¬ self He must be capable of deciding what feeds he can use and how he can use tnem to produce the greatest amount of his particular product milk etc of best quality and with least expense Unless he is in the business for fun his profits will be his success and so he must work for that end Barnums Midland Farmer ¬ Interesting Tale of Two Geolo gists and an Exceedingly Beautiful Fossil 3 STORAGE OF ROOTS Illustrated Description of Tavo Metli- ods Tried with Success in Wis ¬ consin and Nebraska Tho time of the year is here when the fanner must prepare to store his roots for Avinter use While of course a cold storage house is the desirable thing yet to many farmers this is an impossible opportunitj for the rea Eon that most farms are so far from a cold storage plant that it would not pay to haul the roots there Besides the farmer frequently wants to store roots that he intends to use After the lapse of a quarter of a cen ¬ tury that gracious growth has reached an appreciable size and beaut through the fearful ordeal of suffering unknown to the casual observer or reader the southern woman has emerged into the robler conditions of her present exist- ¬ ence The softness and ease of her for mer life its assured protection and the tender deference that surrounded it v ere perhaps a trifle enervating to char acter the affections flourished at the expense of intellect the delight of be ing was more present than the necessity of doing the whole nature ran ¬ ¬ ¬ to vine secure of always finding a atrong support upon which to cling and THE NEBRASKA METHOD himself in feeding stock or for house- ¬ hold consumption later on In the stor- ¬ age of sugar beets for factory use va- ¬ In our rious ways have been tried first illustration we give a method used in Nebraska for the purpose men- ¬ tioned In this case the pile of beets is about four feet wide and the pile of dirt over them is six inches in thick- ¬ ness Above the rst layer of earth is a layer of six inches of straw and be- ¬ fore cold weather comes on two inches The hole more of dirt are put on shown at V is a ventilating holeone foot in diameter This kind of a pit Is reported to do very well in Ne- - IV in literature novelists poets journal- ¬ ists of every grade as well as in the arts and on the stage are southern women many of the accountants amanuenses and other assistants in of-¬ fices and counting rooms are south ¬ erners Many of the women who enter into commerce or who make homes for those happy inmates who find a place beneath their roofs and at their genial boards are southerners You find them in fact wherever you find women at work not too heavy for delicately framed and tenderly bred women Thej cannot become scrubbers or daughters of the plow although I have known some who understood the finer parts of laundry work such as the get- ¬ ting up of laces and lawns Yes and did it beautifully too as well or better than their slaves used to do it for them But these were exceptions to the rule MARKETING LIVE STOCK for in a general way the southern wom ¬ an cannot use her hands to any great A Combination Device Which Can Be effect except in holding a pen or pen Used Nearly Every Day on cil or a needle or using her voice on the Farm the operatic or dramatic stage and her beautify But with home and friends and wealth swept away by one tremendous cataclysm the lovely clinging creature was left either to trail helplessly upon the ground and perish there or to develop new fiber new roots new powers ot self support and the heroic treatment has borne its fruit the terrible struggle has given birth to the child of promise perhaps it is but a survival of the fittest perhaps more have per ished in the ordeal than we care to count but it is past and we look about us with pride at some of its obvious results The fittest are indeed very fit as the Englishman has it Some of the most prominent women ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 tine man Why hes as crazy about geology as I am if not a trifle 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 f ossiL 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 of it 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- ¬ 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 A Race Against Fire a ten days fight to avoid death the After crew of a steamer from Spain recently arrived in Baltimore In mid ocean it was discovered that flames were raging in the vessels hold For ten long days the crew brave- ¬ ly 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 Tor kidney liver bladder and blood disorders ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I Itcn Com Easily S Are you frequently hoarse Do you have that annoying A Kentucky man recently married the granddaughter of a woman who once retickling in your throat Would fused him you feel relieved if you could Gracious what a vengeance he whTTe Does your able to wreak raise something see where the vengeance is to Cough annoy you at night and I dont come in do you raise more mucus in Why he will be able to address the womgrand an who had once refused him as the morning Cleveland Plain Dealer mother Then you should always keep on hand a bottle of Deafness Cannot Be Cared Chance to Get Even ¬ ¬ ¬ I felt non- ¬ ¬ 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 often are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ease of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free ¬ ¬ Sold by Druggists 75c F J Ayers Cherry rector J ml l1Sir3 Cheney Co Toledo O vl Halls Family Pills are the best Tiie Usual Way Time is precious Un vvt Mlvnrt in mlcuiaiKcu tuc vtmaws - It is indeed replied the man of busi ness and Ive wasted lots of it ¬ By indulging in foolish lives to pose said the good man pleasures I supWould giv for your sake he exclaimed No not exactly replied the other Dontyou think she asked coldly that lost it by being punctual in keeping my ap-I ¬ that wouid rather overwork the foolkiller pointments with others Chicago Evening He left without even stopping to brush the News dust from the knees of his trousers Chi- ¬ cago Post For California Tourists The Burlington Route has Weekly Tour- ¬ Life is what we make it but there are ist Sleeper Excursions personally con- ¬ people who do not even make their own ducted by a Burlington Route Agent every living Rams Horn Wednesday from St Louis and Chicago to Lcs Angeles and San Francisco The route A cruel pain sciatica Its cure is sure is via Denver Scenic Cnlnmrln Ralf Tnl- City with 98 Der cent sunshine Tirnnfrlof Use St Jacobs Oil the year Ask Ticket Agent or write for descriptive folder to A peculiarity of the sea of life is that gold eral Passenger Agent L W Wakeley Gen- ¬ St Louis Mo buoys a person up in it Detroit Journal One Objection that I had a hundred J ister 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 Agers cierrg Pectoral Piaster protects fee Mags from cms p Help at Hand If you have any complaint whatever and desire the best medical advice you can pos-¬ sibly obtain write the doctor You will receive a freely prompt reply Address DR J C AYER Burning itching frost bite Use St Jacobs Oil cures promptly Cools the fever ¬ but knew it It is harder to do wrong than right if we L A W Bulletin bawn Miss Keene No matter The appropriate stone is the diamond Jewelers Weekly Algernon In what month were you aw More Than His Match Iowell Mass THE MARKETS To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets druggists refund money if it fails to cure A1J 25c- - A WISCONSIN WAY f hi rows Behind Them wagon you have to change if you want ¬ to haul corn oats etc the next day you must change again It had always been my belief that The rack is made of six inch fenc the clam like the 03ster was a home ¬ ing The cracks b are 3y inches stayer growing contentedly to ma ¬ turity in the place where he was born and never moving from the spot of his said a New York man own accord PITTING POTATOES fond of sports with rod and gun but this belief was changed during iny last or Said Tht ngjH After All Has Been Done su mm ears vacation in Maine I spent Is the Safest Way of Keep Several days at Sebec lake usually start- ¬ ing the Tubers ing on my days fishing excursions from a pit than Greeleys Landing on the south shore Potatoes keep better in C Here for a long distance out the water anywhere else but they must be well a is shallow with a sandy bottom All protected to prevent zero weather from COMBINATION CRATE never be over this bottom extending out to where catching them They should deeply enough to allow them to wide the strip a is three inches wide it was too deep to be seen were queer covered become at all heated or they will start a fence board ripped The rack part little furrows such as a man might upright to grow The first covering should be is 19 inches high The and arepieces make in sand with the tip of a walking two stick I knew that they could not have not more than six inches deep and this are fencing boards should not be increased until the in a place and should go nearly to the been by eels which wxmld have left ground has frozen enough to bear up a bottom to stiffen the box They are sinuous tracks while these were man Then put on a covering of straw bolted together while the cleats for straight and I was puzzled to explain 1 mad ever the soil already on and put on the end gates are nailed on tiem At last I asked my boatman a down to make it the scoop end gate which is much country boy bred on the shores of the more soil patting it J ltike what caused these furrows shed rain Leave the pit until aetual handier than end 1gates and rods load hogs J T come and the ground is well take it off when Clams he answered briefly with winter has over all put a foot of Hubbard in Farm and Home a slight tone of wonder in his voice at frozen and then manure from the stables Dont fresh ni3 ignorance STORING ICE OUTDOORS driving the frost in for this You dont Clams I repeated be afraid of mean to tell me that clams travel about will not happen Keep the manure on u Method Successfully Ena- - without legs orfins until the potatoes are needed in the Account of for Several Years by ployed They do all the same and Ill show spring for the covered pit will not an Eastern Farmer you he said and backed water with his out nor will the manure allow it to thaw freeze any more and the potatoes will Theres one Some years ago it occurred to me la oars stopping his boat in the now right under you not sprout until time for planting stack a little ice outdoors to save the I looked down into the water and spring if left in the pit JjtrjtlsbV ci1takiriJtMfrom the icehouse writes a correspondent of the Conner L- there at the very end of a furrow was a pit by themselves ieut Farmer The stalck was made n a clam resting upright on one end head Aouiabe placed in undisturbed until down as the north side of a buiftding In the ex with my I discovered by dipping him up to leave them ¬ - Un put to plant Farmers Voice pectation that warm weather would fully we landing net By looking carediscovered other clams If quickly melt it but little was put up they were Study the EffST Question moving it was too slowly for kept surprisingly and thereafter me to detect A poultry breeder says a bushel of It their progress but in every quantities were stacked yearly corn will produce six pounds of pork large for several years past the out of case the clam was at the end of a fur ¬ worth 25 cents while this bushel would until stack has furnished ice for cream- row which he plainly had made stand ¬ keep a hen a year says an exchange doors ery and household uniil about Septem- ing on end head down She would lay at least 12 dozen eggs They alius travel on their heads ber 1 There being a scarcity of ice They can work along this year I had to use an inferior quali- ¬ the boy said would equal 120 and she would rear ty four or five inches thick The stack tolable fast when theyve a mind to a brood of chickens worth twice as was about thirty feet square and four Ive known one to go the length of this v much more making a total of nearly feet high It has furnished ice to cool boat in a day Experiments made at the five dollars Whats their idea in all this bal ¬ 300 quarts of milk per day u agricultural station seem to prove about Utah creamery besides refrigerator in ancing about on their heads I asked the correctness of the statement made house Mj method is to spread a few Where are they going anyway Forty Dunuo above Another paper says But I guess theyre shavings on the ground for eggs will bring more than a load inches of rest on stack the ice und browsin round for somethin to eat dozen the ice to of hay which requires a great deal of cover with shaviugs to a depth of the boy answered and so far as I have labor to produce and a good sized patch about a foot I have found a low stacic an opinion in the matter T think he of ground to grow besides lots of best as there seems to be compara guessed right X Y Sun Study the egg question sweat tively little melted from top to bottom Nothing- Funny About Them but if an opening through the side cov¬ Giles I suppose you get paid for Wide Tirea for Farm Work The wide tire seem to be gradually ering lets the air in it will cut away writing those magazine jokes displacing the narrow especially for very fast and the higher the stack is Smiles Sure You didnt imagine work They should take the place the more difficulty in keeping the sides T wrote them for fun did you farm Oh no anyone could tell that by of the narrow tire on the highways as covered I have used the same shapings the roads can be kept in condition with year after year I doubt whether it js reading them Chicago Evening much less expense where heavy loads importcnt to have the stack in the Xews are drawn upon broad tires than when shade the shavings getting moisture Not for the Dot narrow tires are used It is not only from rain and from the ice evaporation So they gave you food that you for the sake of the highway but there keeps down the temperature would not give to your dog did they is a saving in draft upon almost all Do not expect to sell butter at extra asked a sympathetic listener kinds of road For work upon the farm prices to private customers junless it Yes said the soldier I was too thrc i no exception armers ue of extra quality and finest ffavor hungry Indianapolis Journal ¬ -- braska Whether it will be found equal- ¬ ly serviceable in some other parts of the country can only be told by experience In our second illustration is shown the method as followed in some parts of Wisconsin Notice is taken of the fact that greater cold and more adverse The cut conditions must be faced shows a cross section only as the beets are really placed in a deep and wide furrow and may be any number of feet in length The pile here shown is about six feet wide and three feet high On top of it is 18 inches of earth with ventilating tile every six feet This tile is left open while the roots are sweat-ing but can be closed after that process is completed Farmers Review Here is the handiest combination 1 ever saw It can be used nearly every day on the farm The cut shows it ready for hauling hogs sheep calves etc Two minutes work will make a tight box of it By putting the strips a into the cracks b it is ready for hauling corn wood etc and by taking one side of the rack and front end gate off and putting strips a in place you have it ready for husking corn I think it is ahead of rigging up a lot oi old sideboards every time you haul hogs And if you have taste and refinement are among the a Cincinnati Dec 75 We somehow hate little sinners more than 3 CattlecommonS3 00 best items of her stock in trade It is LIVESTOCK we do big ones A man with enough moral Iliavo toecn nsSng CASCABETS for 4 35 3 90 Select been Insomnia with which the old story of the Arab steed of pure CALVES butchers good light 5 50 6 00 strength to be nearly right should be alto- over twenty years andI have say afflicted for Fair to that Cascarets I can 3 20 3 00 gether so L A W Bulletin blood but light frame who outstayed HOGS Common have given mc more relief than any other reme3 2o 3 30 Mixed packers dy I have ever tried I shall certainly recom- ¬ the big boned Norman war horse the 3 2o 3 15 Lipht shippers We have not been without Pisos Cure for mend them to my friends as being all they are 3 8o 3 25 scimiter which cleaves its way where SHEEP Choice Thos Gillard Elgin 111 Consumption for 20 years Lizzie Ferrel represented o 15 4 75 the battle ax fails the perfumed oil LAMBS Winter family 2 4o 2 a Camp St Harrisburg Pa May 4 94 FLOUR 09 which gently creeps through while vin- ¬ URATN Wheats No red new CS CANDY 7 No3red 2 If a woman has a dollar every man thinks egar and caustic do not penetrate 34J mixed Corn No he is entitled to a share of it and a lawyer 882i Mrs Frank Leslie in Frank Leslies Oats No 2 will take it all Judge 57 Rye No2 Popular Monthly 8 2o 8 00 HAY Prime to choice 37 PROVISIONS Mess pork Limp and lame lame back St Jacobs 4 90 MIGRATORY CLAMS Lard Oil cures it promptly surely TRADE MARK REGISTERED 14 12Vs ¬ ¬ just a hog Some Seen in Maine Move in n Mys alone and your box is on the rack terious Way nntl Leave Fur ¬ ¬ Pt ime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy POTATOES Per bbl CHICAGO RTVITR Rrhnlpfi dairv 3 50 1 25 3 40 61 -- 4 4 00 I 40 Most barbers have to rake and scrap- sret along L A W Bulletin A cold sore and stiff All right again St Jacobs Oil did it cured Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD Steam 3 50 7 63 2G Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good 10c 25c 50c Do 8 00 261eg Where a woman coaxes a man threatens Chicago Daily News Sterling Itrmedy Coapanv Chicago Montreal New York CURE CONSTIPATION Sold and 316 4 j718 a 8 0o 15 cuarantced alldrue NftaTflLRAn cists to CUKE Tobacco Habit by NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 3 05 STAR PLUG 3 90 L fa 49K 30 9 75 41 RY- EOATS 494 31 10 00 5 40 LARD Western Mixed PORK New Mess BALTIMORE M NATURAL LEAF PLUG CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG SLEDGE PLUG SCALPING KNIFE PLUG SLEDGE MSXTURE SMOKING FLOUR Family GRAIN Farally Southern Wheat CornMixed Oats No 2 white Rye No 2 Western 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 Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mcas LARD Steam 5 00 70 67 3 6 00 703 71 39 H a TRUST orI COMBINE I- - Not Made Jby LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO COaXTY BJannfactnreiv s 33 3 90 4 40 3 90 filMIIilIWIWIMIMIMtMIWIWimllOlralMIImimiKllIMIMItelialallS3IMIielWIWIllllIWIIliiCISIMIMIIlllIWIIMIMI s 5 58tf eStf 33 2654 YOU WILL REALIZE THAT THEY LIVE WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY IF YOU USE 3 75 4 00 67 35 29H 9 50 o o0 -- iiiiioiriwiiiriwiejtiitioiiiwifiiiiiiwiiiiii9iiietiiwioiiOmwiMiiieiirirrUMitiiS OLIO SHOOT 3 AFFAIRS NATION axe Winchester io 5H0T 6UN 5tiELLg I ¬ nation that Few are entirely free from disorders of the digestive tract Indigestion Dyspepsia Stomach and Bovsel trouble or Constipation oF u It hs been Americans tht they dyspeptic and it is true sid of Used byAllthe BampionShots fztt JendNamonaPo5talgjid FOR 152 MGE ILLUSTRATED QTALOGUE ¬ treatment of these diseases vith cathartic medicines too often ag The Inchesteb RepeatingAm5 ¬ 180 Winchester Ave ffewltMtN Com gravates the trouble is - THE LOGICAL TREATMENT the use- of a remedy that will build up the system thereby enabling the various organs to act as Nature intended they should Such a remedy is found in Or YMliams Pink Pills for Pale People Mere is the proofv I have charged up many thousand Clark and he says Williams orders for Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People but never knew their worth until I used them for the cure of chronic djSpepsia For two years I suffered and doctored for that aggravating trouble but could only be helped temporarily 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 1 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 using several boxes I was cured I know these pills will cure dyspepsia of its worst form and I am Dttroil Mick Journal pleased to recommend them ¬ ¬ READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAYING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS A -- In Detroit there are few soldiers more popular and efficient than Max K Davies first sergeant of Co B His home is at 416 Third Avenue For four years he was a bookkeeper with the wholesale drug hofee of Farrand Do you yrant to earn We can put yon in the waysoniethintr for Christina ot making without in terrerlnirwltli regular occupation S14 children rn Even earn Stt between school hours Something ontfrelv oSTHdri4nttVn0fVH88nrand no capital U will he sent on rceeint of JSS 11 Qhristma chance FOP EVERYBODY rostofflce box ataatp g 33V NEW YOKK N Y 1 ¬ - Is tbe only sure euro in the world for Chronic Ul ¬ cers Bone Ulcer ScrotulotiM Vnrl roae Ulcers Gangrene Fever Ulcer and all never fails Drawb Sores DOlson Old Sore It out all Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Anscesies JPlleH UnrnsTcHt 63c andall Fresh Wounds BymailRmLS -J i Book free AJL t tiv juhc rani Allnn X SoltToy Druggists 1 wT Tne genuine package wdys bers the At til druddist or sent pospid on receipt ox pme5r per box by the Drtfillims Mediiine CoSihcne tfdyNY full name Beet Cough Syrup Tastes Good aoia hy druggUta LllHth WHtHh al FISP P4UQ tteo v l N K E 1 whs please wxiTuve jjo AxmnrngjiW tete 1738 i tktyes WW tk Tiew i rIMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL KJ31 J - -- Li j 8 J Cor 7th i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 1898 Main -- r p the Holidays are Iow Approaching W will per yard Wrapper Flaanettes latest Fall Styles worth 10 cents 7 cents Tlie IsTe vsr Xjo-u-is-vlll- e Store Cor 7th Main iv ai - S 1 sa fiild va endeavor to give you prices that have never been given before in this vicinity We must reduce our stock before the first of the yfcar and in order to do so we have given you some prices below that will interest you and all other goods thaifare not mentioned ws will give the ame liDerai discount as tnougn tney were aaverusea vwFor a good sized Calico 25 cents each Ladles Ecru and white satin double texture with cape worth fort worth 75 cents biuii fleeced vests and pants 250 torih 39 cents Mens and Boys Mackintoshes - 150 each i 50 cents Corn- - Overcot well made worth For an extra heavy Chinchilla 348 each 675 each 500 - U m Your choice of any Calico in the house at 3 1 2 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none sold to merchants A rW In every department you will find each article reduced to a closing out price which will only prevail during this sale Call aneUsea fdr juuiawi uuu are in uccu ux a uui vv e wixjl oavc juu jjjujulcv -- For ladies calf skin slices iii For the best quality of Beaver button wortb 125 and Kersey Overcoats all colors 15 cents per yard 25 cents each 15 cents 3 for 10 cents Wool Flanuels white red and For Shirts and Drawers in Per pair for heavy duck shuck¬ every one worth 1000 Spool Cotton Clarks O N T gray worth 25 cents White Merino well worth 40 cts ing mittens worth 25 cents 200 per pair Ladies Capes and Jackets For the best calf skin and grain In abundant lots capes all of leather high topped shoes in iire 148 per pair this seasons styles at low figures city Mens double half tapped soled 20 cents per pair 15 cents each 45 cents per pair Cloaks that were carried over at Mens all wool extra heavy soxs liadies Ecru or White Vests calf hoots worth 200 For the best oil tanned calf 50 cents on the 1 Call and ex¬ Hid Pants worth 25 cents worth 35 cents shucking gloves worth 75 cents amine these offers 98 cents per pair - fi THE Louis Salosliin RnilW NEW J3 uilc3Li3as Parties wanting photos for ¬ LOUISVILLE STORE JVfOLElXiS Advertiseme t J t a 1 ii K 13LO30xJ3 A3Sr Manager W mSm i mMUMl Imi Ob 20 -- SMMHI pJ k Notice The Leading Specialists of America YEARS IN OHIO Ie Christmas presents should place orders Call 7iow in order to get them in time the Porand see samples of the late3t celain and Ivory type pictures made in both large and small sizes the piet tiest finest and most durable picture mnrte GREENBACKS or Government Money At close of our Civil War in 1865 250000 t Cured ECURESTRICTURE Thousands of voiine and middlo nzed men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously They may have a smart ing sentation small twisting stream sharp cutting pains at times slight dis-¬ charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all tho symptoms of nerrous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors experimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will return Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs tho stricture tissue hence removes the stneturo permanently No pain no suffer- ¬ It can never returnfrom business by our ing no dotention method The sexualorgansarestrength ened The nerves aro invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns Thousands of young and middle aged men aro having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of tho cauEO of these symptoms G eneral AVeakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem ory lrntabilityat times smarting foen 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 have no experience in these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialists who have made a life study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively euro you One thousand dollars for a case wo accept for treatment and rTnnrfnrfl- - l nrmmnnflprnto fnrncnr VECURE GLEET there appeared in the London Times the following L Grinnan tf If that mischievous financial pol-¬ icy which had its origin in the North Ad vertisemen t J American Republic during the late ARE YOIT A DEMOCRAT Civil War in that country should be- ¬ come indurated down to a fixture There is a place then that An old adage reads government will furnish its for everything and for everything to be money without cost It will have all in its place the LOUISyiLLE DISPATCH should find a place in the home of every the money that is necessary to carry DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The on its trade and commerce It will Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by become prosperous beyond precedent the people and is always ready to fight in the history of civilized nations of for the cause of the people IT STANDS the world The brain and wealth of SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLATall countries will go to North America FORM without the aid or consent of the Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair comparTHAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE ison of its news service now being fur ¬ DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE- ¬ nished over leased wires by the New York STROY EVERY MONARCHY ON Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the Northern Press Association with that of THIS GLOBE The famous Hazzard circular to any other paper will fully verify its Motto If you see it in the Dispatch its capitalists in New York and the Buell so and if its so it is always in the Dis ¬ Bank circular to United Statesank patch ers both emanating from London and The Dispatch also has a staff of over the fabulous corruption fund raised in 300 active correspondents in the South and England and Germany estimated at will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS 1500000 were the agents that se- ¬ of any other Louisville paper Get the cured the closing of our mints against ¬ YOU CAN -- FIND AT TW S and ¬ MAT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT YOU NEED IN PALL AND WINTER Daily 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Week ¬ ly 8 pages We club with the Weekly Dispatch at the remarkably low price of it gives the news and tells the truth about it Dispatch silver walk into my parlor policy during and since the Spanish War is the latest evidence of English Diplomacy in shaping the destiny of the United States Govern- ¬ The of England 225 CURES GUARANTEED Wo treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for BLANK QUESTION for HOME II BE SWEEIBY Office Hours 8 to 10 a ni 1 TREATMENT 7 to 8 p m to 3 p m Kennedys Kergmj r IDIit 122 W FOURTH STREET UI s CINCINNATI O J JjtlS r m Phone 135 Residence Phone 27 Night Ring Formerly office of late Dr Buck lonov tf Office Educate FOR A axw - EMEV Book Keping Business PHONOGRAPHY Situation Type Writing Telegraphy BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM 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 pleas- ¬ ure and profit - Mens and Boys Overcoats and Ulsters Mens and Boys Pants Underwear Shoes Boots Hats Caps Shirts Also Dry Goods Dress Goods Jackets Capes Ladies Shoes Childrens Shoes Underwear etc Come in and look through our big stock of N IB Boys oil piv - - Clothing Goods Cloaks m SHOES BOOTS Etc and you will always say the right place to buy good goods at right low prices is at TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan BfcPIBP f caress GENERAL WRSMITH COPYRIGHTED Fruits Flowers lm CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding The Tunnel For circular of his famous and responsibld COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY LEXINGTON KY BLUE GRASS NURSERIES Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees Shrubs Roses Vines Small Fruits Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock grown in Nurseries Prices reasonable as wo employ no Agents Descriptive catalogue on application to ¬ ST LOUIS BOSTON and Board in family about Shorthand Typo Writing and Telegraphy Specialties HfctTThe Kentucky University Diploma under seal awarded graduates Literary Course free if desired No vacation Enter now Graduates successful GENERAL WILBUR R SMITH LexingtonKy Kentucky University resources 500000 had nearly 1000 students in attendance last year Note Awarded Medal at Worlds Exposition Refers to thousands of graduates in positions Cost of Full Business Coarse including TuiBooks 90 tion F aJELiXi 1398 TWO BROTHERS BOUBBONS t - f BIGEST ¬ I carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD zubza3wyuNi Mice BARGAIN BBINGERS jaris ky In order to have your letters reach u address only and Wagner Sleeping Cars tBuffett Parlor Cars Wagner Cars Cars Private Compartment Dining Cars Elegant Coaches and Be sure your tickets read via FOUR Passenger Traffic Mgr NEW YORK Sleeping Phone 279 H F HILLENMEYER Dissociation 5 Lexington Ky Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Tiro New Trains RAILROAD TIBIE CARD CRAWFORD BROS 3i3pc3ni3r Mam and FiffchSfcs BUR TOMCCO ffiiieSE o Mccormick No 2 train will leave at d30 a m BIG and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a in No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p rn No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m L N ft P- ARRIVAL OF TRAINS i b martin den Pass O Tkt Agt Cincinnati arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at and arrives at 4 p m 1 15 p m From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS J OHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Your work promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable HOUSE AND LOT AMD The undersigned composing the firm CO Reed Laundry have this of Haggard day June 1341898 by mutual consent dissolved partnership 0 E Reed as- ¬ suming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Rexl From June 13 1893 J FourMpnths Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted by above firm y Independent Wkrehoum Signed this 13th day of June 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent 5sp 4wks iJ H HAGGARD l3an99 328 pm - Paris Ky Money To Loan Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls is I H Landman M D Ohio Of Ko 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Windsor Hotel s Will heat the Paris and 5i per cent on real 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m estate mortgage 545 p m 1014 p m MOORE ROGERS To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 16sep 6mo Paris Ky 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m Terms To Cincinnati 515 a m 5 751 a m BLACK¬ SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSIN 11 DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourth Avenue IiOuisville r SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners ¬ - Ky TUESDAY DEC 13 1898 turning every second Tuesday in each mBMRTOOB Bvery leading physician H A- G- - Cffice over BB3STTISfr Co S Varden 8 to 12 a m 1 SMITH to F B Carr Agent of Paris Kentucky OfficeHours op m II SDR CONSTIPATION ni PEPSI II CALDWELLS Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paria DESIRE to sell my house and ot If you are going to have a sale and Ky on with blacksmith shop at Jackson- wish to set a dinner at a reasonable ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price 6all on Friday Dec 15 1893 ance in twelve months For further GEOBGE HASSENFOSS returning once every month Eyef x-particulars address or call on ammed and classes RRimiKfiriiw SHARON 20sept2m BEN J F Paris Ky lnofzirl I - U 1 18oct tf Jacksonville Ky 1 j0 27Stf f V 1 V M i j - LW 47- 4 71

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