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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - - w a - gp1 TT U l If BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY N ruc f v- - -- - a vHr Established fV - CHAMP fc WLLES EtfHtrs ill Owners B l 1881 EIGBTEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 13 1898 EWTOWX wife of John Gano Sallee a son Born To the wife of Thos Osborne i1 1 ISO 99 vi C F BROWER CO MILLERSBURG News -- Notes Gathered In And About The Kuric Born To A Rich Remembrance One of our many beautiful gifts1 Rich in Qvality Style and Beauty But best of all at Miss Mary Agnes sick list Memphis Eld Donaldson ha accepted the call P Collier shipped a car of hogs to Cin ¬ to the Newtown Christian Church cinnati Friday very Low prices Mrs J D Arn parger left Saturday Mr and Mrs Thos Prather returned for Chicago to attend the funeral of her AT TOP PRESSURE to Mason Friday eight vearold nephew Russell Clay wpefcs every effort will be called forth to meet the de ¬ Pryor of Daring the next three Ice three and a half inches thick waB Pryor so whoW n drowned formerly of was at Shelby Bourbon mands of this Holday time We have made great preparations and can assure gathered here Saturday ville Ind bv breaking through ice on you of the most satisfactory service prompt speedy and accurate Lonis Reader has sold bis residence on Blue river while skating the givers purse and the recipi Smth Main to F A Jcnea Fit IDEAL CHRISTMAS ents needs PRESENTS Use Parib Milling Co s Purity Chas rjheney of North Middletown visited friends here Saturday flour for sale by all grocers HOLIDAY PICTURES Claude Viinont and wife are visiting Ask for it Take no other Oar fall assortment displayed Mr Rich Thompson near Sbitrpsburg r5 -- Copley prints inark frames from I 50 2 2 50 3 and up 3 4 and 5 represent the figures My agency insures against Miss Lida Clarke went to Paris Sat- ¬ Water Colors at all prices Rogers on large collections urday to visit Mrs Roseberry fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ We cant enumerate here the many merits of this exhibition All we ask is Messrs Ed and Frank Ingels and liable - prompt paying compa- ¬ that you come in and see it Its for you Its free to everybody Wm Dye have returned from a hunt in Tj nies on unton Mason LEATHER CHAIRS AND COUCHES FANCY TABLES FAN0Y ROCKEas W 0 HINTON Agent Brice Letton of Paris was the gnest DESKS HALL SEATS QUAINT C1 URS of J W Conwav from Saturday till Spend an hour or so in our store this wyek Monday Holiday Kates ¬ Pnruell is on the near Centerville a danghter Bush Allens new residence near Joe Grimes returned Saturday from Jacksonville is about completed 1 POLITICS 1 Will continue to give week by week during 189 by means of illustrations and text all the important news of the world ia a clear and concise manner ART The leading artists of the country will contribute to the rages of the WEEKLY as heretofore making It the foremost illustrated weekly Independent of parties devoted to good government it will not hesitate to approve ot disapprove whatever the situation may be 11 G Well Cuba and the Philippines Special articles will appear on these two countries by Messrs Phil Robinson and F D Millet both of whom made special journeys to the islands Hawaii and Porto Rico These places will be similarly treated by Caspar Whitney and W Dinwiddle who likewise made a study of the places - -- THE BEST PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR HARPERS WEEKLY has been In the past and will be in the future The great work accomplished in the late Spanish American war is characteristic of the WEEKLY S live and energetic policy Is what R W Chambers v SERIAL STORIES WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKES WITH SWORD AND CRUCIFIX THE CONSPIRATORS By H Q Wella By E S Van Zile By R W Chambers 2 Some Short Story Contributors W E Norris Owen Hall H S E F A C F BROWER xJ3sziisrGtioisr Carpets Furniture Wall Paper CO Foil Rent Fiat of four rooms man with small family 2t to T M Furnell Dc 22dstO 25th and Dec 30th to 1st inclusive fte Dtsbrae Jewelry Company JfourtA and llalnut Sis Cincinnati 0 Long Distance Telephone Call 870 DIAMOND CUTTERS ftl our Diamonds are Carefuliy soieoted in the rough and cut in our factory by Expert Diamond Cutters carry the jCaryest StocAr in the West at the jCowest Prices le Fok Sale An Alderuy cow fivbb Railway yiill sell ronnd trip tickets to 8ecouil cult good miker all points in the eouth at 1 fare lim- ¬ T M Puunell ited to Jannary 4rh Due 16rh to 25th Capt Dave Cook and wife of Paris imluive thjy will sell these tickets to spent from Saturday till Monday witn htndents of schools and colleges at the Mrs Nancy Allen sune rate when certificate of principal is Robt Rausdall and wife of Paris to see Thus presented to tick t Hienf were down Saturday Dec 26th o 28rh the Frankfort Mclutyre who is uo better Cincinnati Railway will sell tickets to T D Judy and wife and Chap How New O 1118 and return at half rate aid Owen Iugels are iu Ciuciunati this limited to Jin 9th Account Southern week buying Christmas goods Educational Association 7 J R Newton G- P A Laihr Williams Comedy Co travels in two private cars and gave a good b com nies com- ¬ The v show last night Prices 10 20 and 30 - tn Frankfort Jan Caspar Whitney fl Benson Williams F J McCarthy John Corbin H S M Merrlman Briscoe -- S Cincinnati THE WEST and its industries will be treated in a series of articles by Franklin ALASKA and its resources will be the subject of a series of paptrs by Edward J j Matthews Spurr The London Letter will be written by Arnold White and will be full of timely matter will be continued weekly by This Busy World r by E S Martin will continue to amuse and instruct its readers AMATEUR ATHLETICS iu well known editor Mr Caspar Whitney Y 10 Cents a Copy VS Subscription 4 00 a Year ranlclin Matthew w AddresB HARPER BROTHERS Publishers New YorJc N 65t3SSSSSSStBS33SSfciSteNS i V - rtu y1 wi -- il ceuts SILVERSMITHS Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ VER TOILET WARE and WEDDING SILVER is the most complete in the West A few exclusive patterns of Ster- 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the times and We and family in Paris tiaturdav williincl large selected line of Rev W S Gcin8tead has gone to i 3oys overcoats at Winchester to pronounce the ceremony Reefei that will unite in marriage his niece Price gCos and at the right Miss ltla Wood and Mr J Attersall price A f iS ttC Sfio-J toDrvV M Miller sold toLonisReager jjViM Miss Alice Brady of Carlisle has finished a course in short hand aud tjpe writiug under Miss Florence Bass at the Fleming House Miss Miunie Campbell entertained a pose myr agency against fi - which insures v ind nud ttorm KJHBt Non union W O HINTON Agent MAGA will be of more than usual interest during 1899 JLJjfJKJr t1j Besides a sarie of articles on noteworthy subjects it will contain a comprehensive political and narrative rStZfes kep ya sand HISTORY OF THE By VteTrt fcry jm SPANISH AMERICAN WAR 5 - K U 2000 and upwards Tit and satisfaction guaranteed - - Remodeling Now is the time to have the sleeves and ripple hacks of out-of-sty- le 7 Scre Stamper lot adjoining for l4UU litiht baggage to aud from depot Terms Mr Keager will build 111 the Spuug- veVy reasonable Leav- orders atPost to one offie A number of colored converts tf of the locd African churches were baptized Sunday in flinkstou The thermometer stood at about freezing -- mmim - mmhtnv J-1- - HENRY CABOT LODdE U S SENATOR who is eminently fitted for the task not alone because of his ability as a writer of American history but for the position he has held in our government There will also appear such articles as tw Admiral SarnDsonVPleet By Lieut A R Staunton V D Horrells Battle of ManilaBay By Lfeut J M Ellicott USN USN THEIR SILVER WEDDING JOURNEY endeared Mr Howells to the reading public By William Dean Howells A serial story to appear containing all that characteristic charm that has po nt your last seasons Jackets Remodeled to conform with this seasons styles Aiso refitting cloaks mantels sacks jackets and all fur garments a specialty We have engaged a practical cutter and ladies tailor from Chi- ¬ cago and have a full line of cloths to select from H S STOUT Mgrr FKAK TUMA Toadies Williams Comedy Co will Laihr show here all week excepting Friday They havn a strong Company of fifteen people aud we miy expict something good The Princess Xenia Spanish War Story By John Fox A serial story the scenes of which are laid during our recent war GHOSTS OF JERUSALEM By Nym Crinkle WAY OF THE CROSS By Stephen Ronsal THE CUCKOO CLOCK By Ellen Douglas Deland cadets at the Opn a House Friday night Kcit itious songs and elees by cadets aud the farce The Young American Progressive Hobby The entertainment is giv n for Club benefit of their reading room and society hall Admission 25 ents M T S EUNGS By H B M Watson A serial story full of adventure and strong situation UNDER AN APRIL SKY By Brander Matthews THE RENTED HOUSE By Octave Thanet THE LOVE OF PARSON LORD By Mary E Wilkins Jr SHORT STORIES John Fox Fancy California evaporated fruifp Newton Mitghhll tf Sore lungs 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Railroad officials claim THE CANAL BILL Senator Morgan Hopes to Have Actios Taken on the Measure Soon THE PEACE To l RBAY SIGNED Ending Four Persons to Be Dead and Several Others Reported Missing Kiyn Henry Military Governor of Porto Usee Issues Instructions to the Mayors of Cities and Towns 10 of tlie Epilogue of the War J For the1 Spaniards a Hitter Tragedy the American It Wad aHappy MKINLEYS TRIP Railroad Trains ta The House Was Occupied by Fve Families aud a By Club Hd Kooins in the Gen Guy V Henry military governor of the department of Porto Rico in a San Juan de Porto Rico Dec It is Thought the Honse Will Pass the Pen sion Appropriation ¬ treaty Saturday night would have Paris Dec 12 The signing of the af- ¬ BasementSuppoKecl the Bof Accidentally Started It -- New York Dec 12 By a fierce fire which occurred Sunday night in a flat house at 3Jo 134 Prospect place Brook ¬ lyn four persons met death and the firemen overe still searching- the ruins in fearof finding more hodies hefore v - morning- - y -- The house was occupied by five fam- ¬ ilies and a hoys club had a room in the basement It is supposed that in some way the boys accidentally set the place on fire as the flames were at first discovered coming from the basement The dead are S L Robertson Mr and Mrs Joseph Noblett Thomas Winne Unidentified woman supposed to be the mother-in-laof Joseph Noblett of Brooklyn At a late hour it was reported that six persons were killed and six are missing The bodies of Mr and Mrs Noblett and that of Mrs Mary Stedhorn the mother-in-laof Joseph Noblett were found by firemen on the fourth floor of the house after the flames had been extinguished Nobletts body was w w hanging- across the window sill burn¬ ed almost beyond recognition At 1 oclock Monday morning six persons were reported missing two of whom at that hour were reported dead The supposed dead are Joseph Noblett and his wife - A child The missing are Frank and wife and brother and At 130 the police said that the bodies of Joseph Noblett and wife had been found GEN CALIXTQ GAROA DEAD ffhe Distinguished Cubau Warrior and leader Died of Pneumonia in Wash ¬ ington Sunday Morning 12 Washington Dec Gen Calixto Garcia the distinguished Cuban war rior and leader and the head of the commission elected by the Cuban as¬ sembly to visit this country died here J Sunday morning shortly after 10 oclock at the Hotel Raleigh where the Cuban commission has 3iad its headquarters The sudden change from the warm climate of Cuba with the hardships he had there endured to the wintery weather of New York and Washington is re- ¬ sponsible for the pneumonia which rxjesudnhiG- death He contracted ighirSpld in New York which dicf hot assume an alarming stage until the early part of last On Tuesday night Gen week Garcia in company with two other members of the commission attended a dinner given In his honor by Gen Miles and it was a lesult of the ex- ¬ posure that night which culminated in his death During the 12 hours or more preced-¬ ing dissolution Gen Garcia was uncon- ¬ scious most of the time At intervals he recognized one or more of those about him In his dying moments as all through his busy and active were thoughts for his life peo- ¬ Iris beloved country and its ple and among his last words were irrational mutterings in which he g ave orders to his sod who is on his staff for the battle which he supposed was to occur Monday and in which he understood there were only 400 Span ¬ iards to combat Just before he died he embraced his son Rev Father Ma - series of letters to the council gives further details of the policy which the mayors are urged to maintain in the interest of public health and order He points out that their responsibilities have increased with the increase No person is of their field of action to be imprisoned without specific charges being preferred all persons now in prison without such charges against them are to be freed customs dutie3 and money values must be regulated by the Unit ed congress States but the towns are to be improved by the adop tion of American- standards with a view of educating the people in patriotism and self reliance resort to military power is to be had only when absolutely necessary and soldiers who do not respect the civil authorities are to be severely dealt with Gen Henry appeals to Porto Ricans to smother their political differences and to unite in behalf of their country In a second letter the military governor says I am anxious to have the people feel that they can be directly reresent ed here for the purpose of complaints grievances and recommendations At present there seems to be a feeling that the island is ruled by one man power which is a relic of the Spanish system I desire to learn so far as possible the views of the people and I therefore instruct the council to in form the mayors that they may send here on or before December 19 two delegates from each mayoralty one liberal and one radical to be chosen by the respective municipal councils In the case of a town where the two political parties do not exist or where one does not its mayor and council may choose non partisans in their best discretion The object is to enable me to come into direct contact with the people I reserve to myself absolute right to act as I see fit on the recommendations of such delegates and shall not be influenced regarding them by men now in office I shall listen to the voice of the people through their delegates and shall examine and consider what they lay before me particularly the complaint that an unnecessary number of officers are now connected with the vari¬ Bill Before the Holidays The Army Keor ganization Bill Called forded a subject for a great historical ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ Washington Dec 12 The course of proceedings in the senate this week will depend upon the disposition that is made of the Nicaragua canal bill It is Senator Morgans intention to call up this measure Monday and he has expressed the hope that he will secure action at the Monday session Few of his most sanguine co workers agree with him in this opinion and the best indication is that unless an agreement can be reached for postponement several days at least will be consumed in its consideration The opponents of the measure will meet its supporters with a proposition to defer consideration until after the holidays Christmas they and will give as gee of St Patricks church was called In during the day and was with Gen Garcia until the end administering the last rites of the Catholic church Gen Garcia left a large family onJLy one of whom Justo a captain on his staff was with him when he died His widow and Mercedes a daughter 17 years of age are at Thomasville Ga where the girl is quite ill Mario a son 19 years of age is with the mother at Thomasville and Coln Carloas Garcia another son is in Cuba A daughter Xieonora who married an American is now living in Paris Gen Garcias mother is still alive and resides in Ha- vana Letters of condolence were received from President McKinley Secretary Hay Gen Miles and Senator Foraker Secretaries Hay Alger and Postmaster General Smith left their cards as also did Assistant Secretary Meikeljohn and Gens Miles and Gilmore Dwelling and Baby Burned Zanesvuxe O King of Maditon township while alone burned tc death Its clothing i oraen srrate The firp w KlAtAtlXAV JU1V frnm im house and contents were also burned -- - child of Mr and Mrs Jas Dec 12 The J this request the fact that the report of the government commission appointed to investigate the feasibility of the canal has not yet been made urging the importance of receiving the information which the commission will be able to furnish before acting upon so important a question If the bill is taken up in earnest it will con- ¬ sume the greater portion of the sen- ¬ ates time until finally disposed of Another subject on the calendar is the anti scalping bill which Senator Cullom has informed the senate he will seek to get up at an early day but he will meet with opposition if he makes the effort and is not likely to succeed thus early in the session The special order for Monday at 2 oclock is the bill providing for the registry of foreign built ships but if the Nicaragua bill should be taken up the registry bill would not be allowed to consume much time Senator Mor- ¬ rill has given notice of a motion Tues ¬ day to consider the bill providing for the purchase of a site for the United States supreme court but the proceed- ¬ ings with reference to this measure will be confined to a speech by the Ver ¬ mont senator The urgent army deficiency bill will receive attention early in the week The committee on appropriations will meet Monday and it is not believed that more than one meeting on the bill will be necessary ous councils Senator Allison chairman of the com- ¬ These letters are to be generally mittee hopes therefore to get the bill published and a copy of the second is before the senate for consideration being sent to all post commanders who Tuesday will report as to cases where proper It has been prophesised that the delegates are not sent army bill would be used as a pretext It being evident that the civil for discussion of the Spanish war and courts can not or will not act the fear of such a course has not en- ¬ with sufficient promptness against tirely subsided bandits firebugs and murderers Beyond the first three days there is there not yet having been a sin- ¬ no programme mapped out for the gle conviction for either of these house this week Monday will be de offenses though many have been com voted under the rules to the consider mitted an immediate example is nec- tion of business relating to the District essary and Gen Henry has appointed of Columbia and on Tuesday the Disa military commission to try cases of trict of Columbia appropriation bill this character when properly present-¬ will be taken up This is in pursuance ed of the determination of the leaders to His activity in these various direc- give the appropriation bills the right tions is universally commended of way whenever one is ready There THE OCCUPATION OF HAVANA is nothing in the district bill this year to attract opposition and unless the Intended the First Appearance of United unexpected happens the bill ought tc pass Tuesday or Wednesday at the States Troops Shall Have An Im- ¬ pressive EfTtct on the Cubans latest The appropriations on pensions will commence Havana Dec 10 No objection has work on the pension appropriations been made so far by Gen Castellanos bill Monday but it can hardly be ready to the march of the 202d New York before next week It is confidently regiment through the city The plan expected however that it will be at first was to march Saturday but the passed before the holidays It is Western Railway Co has not rolling possible that Chairman Hull of stock enough to move the regiment the military affairs committee will with the mule trains and baggage and be able to bring in the army restores in all 97 cars at one time so organization bill as soon as the that the baggage and teamsters will district appropriation bill is out be sent Saturday aud the regiment on of the way He is exceedingly Sunday anxious to get tho bill into the house It is intended that the first appear at the earliest possible moment as he ance of the United States troops in is particularly solicitous that it should Havana shall have an impressive moral pass the house before the holidays If eff cast upon the Cubans Friday a num it should follow the district bill a very ber of Spanish soldiers gathered in the interesting debate wjjll be precipitated vicinity of San Jose wharf to get a The future policy of the governmerJt is look at their late adversaries Friend ¬ ordained in the bill for the increase ly gestures were made on both sides of the standing army and the whole The Spaniards commented upon the subject will be opened up The large size of the American men democrats are divided upon the The regiment will take 40 days ra- ¬ question of increasing the regular tions Camp sites have been selected army but how far the opposibut no work has been done on them tion will go in antagonizing the measand the men will have to make their ure it is impossible to forecast Only urn camps last week during the debate on the ur gent deficiency bill Mr De Armond of Portion of r Petersburg Piooded St Petersburg Dec 10 The River Missouri one of the leaders evaded a Neva suddenly rose nine feet Thursday direct reply when the question was night inundating the lower quarters put fairly at him by Mr Cannon chairof the city where communication is man of the appropriations committee now carried on by boats The inhabi ¬ If the army reorganization bill doc tants were panic stricken and there not come up the various committees was great loss of property but no loss under the call will probably be alof life has been reported The flood is lowed to clean up business which they have on the calendar now subsiding ¬ ¬ ¬ their reason for painting The group gathered about the table in the stately chamber of the foreign office was impressive in itself while the fact that the sense of the momentousness of the issues which the act decided was deeply felt by all the participants gave an impressive and solemn tone to the scene Abound the great mahogany table sat the ten arbiters of the destinies oi an old and a young nation Ranged standing behind them were numerous attaches of the American commission The jets from the crystal chandeliers above the heads of those present magnified the brilliant green and scarlet of the upholsterings into gaudiness There was a theatrical contrast between the black clothed actors and To the Americans the scenery it was a happy ending of the epilogue of war for the Spaniards it was plainly a bitter tragedy none the less painful because long foreseen They sat silently as though a 1 most crushed and none could with hold sympathy from Senor Mon tero Rios the president of the Span ¬ ¬ ¬ and are talking about reducing the pea it health Jail a Chief Magistrate Leave the is likewise expensive to the businessto affairs and struggle and compete in Boundaries of His Own Country as men do nowadays The brain the nerves the muscles the whole system gives out Forrestoring strength after business wproe proper This However Would Not Hold Good in Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the the tired remedy It is an idealtonic for This Case Inasmuch as Cuba and and the weak Porto Kco Are or Soon Will Be Under Our Flag Blood The duke was beside himself with ragev Your family have only plebeian blood nv Washington Dec 12 A report tliat rheir veins hissed his grace you re bled Well you ought to know the president intends to visit Cuba and them enough replied the duchess the fawr mion Porto Rico at the first favorable op ¬ A rryafinnr Vint Wpnrf milf 1TI KeeDUMC WltllNODiio hann littr portunity has become known in the Merces upon the tradeNon CUTiher mark of pensive to run their lightning expraas tram that it iYeryex Ra SIWW na w J H wr i - ¬ state war and navy departments and was quickly made the subject of seri- ¬ ous speculation among various offi- ¬ cials on account of the exceedingly in- ¬ teresting questions it raised Among other things there was a spon- ¬ taneous revival of the fiction that the chief executive could not pass the boundaries of the United States without forfeiting his office It is peculiar how persistent is the notion even among higher officials that some constitutional or statutory restriction confines the executive to ftto ncrfi oiohr vteH jnmbmeQ nairr Vigor and Stove Polish Detroit Journal- rr fr The Burlington Route has Weekly Tour ¬ ist Sleeper Excursions personally con- ducted by a Burlington Route Agent every Wednesday from St Louis and Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco The route Is via Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake City with 98 per cent sunshine throughout the year Ask Ticket Agent or write for descriptive folder to L WWakeley Gen- eral Passenger Agent St Louis Mo For California Tourists - V ¬ ¬ Am I disturbing a train of thought asked the canvasser with a cheerful as American soil when as a matter of sumption of comradeship and good humor professor Disturbing it fact although none of President Mc looking up from his responded the of logarithms you table Kinleys predecessors have ever left are holding it up sir And the abashed canvasser withdrew the country during their terms of of-¬ Chicago Tribune fice their actions were alone Derailment Vrv - 1 m - affected ¬ ish commission who coming from his bed was bundled in a great overcoat though logs were burn ¬ ing in the fireplace near by The spirits of the two bodies were symbol-¬ ized by the clothes worn by the members of the commissions for the Americans were attired in evening dress for the dinner given them immediately after the meeting by the Due de Lou bat and the Spaniards wore black frock coat ¬ ¬ by considerations of propriety or prece- ¬ Extremely Fly no one could hold to apply A gallant named Cobb met a maiden named dent which in Webb And straightway he sat down beside her It was generally recognized tl at the And quickly proposed in a manner so glib That he won her as soon as he spider president might naturally wish to Tit Bits make a personal tour of inspection in t t those islands as soon as he could spare A Village Pessimist Si I didnt see you follerin our new band time from pressing public business in Washington and that no valid objec this mornin I didnt have no gun In- ¬ Rube No tiod could stand against such a tour as dianapolis Journal the present instance - - r A3t BAD A Great DISASTER BY WATER Water Main in Brooklyn Bursts he was understood to contemplate It is pointed out however that it would be practically impossible for him to spare the time requisite for such an extended voyage as that to Porto Rico before congress adjourns on March 4 which is fortunately about the best time of the year to make a short stay in the tropics Playwright My new comedy doent seem to have pleased you specially Friend How so Didnt I laugh every timeX saw you looking at me- - -- Fliegende Blaet- - ter sumption to sufferers from Asthma E D Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 94 I can recommend Pisos Cure for Con- - fr- - Washing Out Foundations of Houses and Doing Other Damage ¬ New York Dec 12 For several days an area of 20 blocks in the 28th ward in Brooklyn was inundated by raging ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ waters which washed out the founda- ¬ tions of houses tore down trolley and telephone poles imprisoned people in their houses and nearly drowned some who were caught by the flood The damage will reach several hundred thousand dollars the police think 500 000 The greater water main at Ho bart street and Central avenue burst at 5 oclock in the morning This main is four feet in diameter and when the pressure became too great the water shot up eight feet in the air tearing a hole in the pipe itself seven feet long and a bait of its circumference For Ehe first hour lo00000- gallonsit is estimated rushed through the streets and there was little diminution for three hours The flood came so sud denly that several persons were caught and three were rescued by life - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lines Every house in the 0 blocks was flooded and a number of them so badly damaged that they will fall if they are not pulled down Hundreds of others were damaged so badly that it will be a costly matter to repair them Ten families were homeless Sunday nighl because the commissioner of buildings would not let them enter their shaky houses SAD TRAGEDY IN MICHIGAN William Hltchings Kills His Brother-in-LaHis Wife a Hired Man and Cuts His Own Throat A man a brother named William Hitchings in law of John Hunt a farmer who lived about two miles west of this place killed Mr Hunt Mrs Hunt and their hired man Thomas Hayward w sub-committ- ee Freesoil Mich Dec 12 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Friday afternoon and cut his own throat Hunt and Hayward were in the woods cutting wood and Hitchings spliting it when the latter struck Hunt with his ax killing him instantly Hayward started to run but fell and was struck by Hitchings while ly ing on the ground also killing him in stantly Hitchings then went to the house and killed Mrs Hunt by stabbing her in the neck with a jack knife After killing Mrs Hunt Hitchings went upstairs and cut his throat from Washington ear to ear and must have died at once Gen Lee and StafT Sail from the way blood was splashed about Savannah Ga Dec 12 Gen Lee the room and staff sailed for Cuba Sunday after- ¬ M Weston Death of I noon on the transport Panama New York Dec 12 I M Weston oi Crowds of people lined the wharves as Grand Rapids Mich died here Satur the transport passed down the river day of Brights disease and heart fail As the tug boats cut loose the Siren ure He was at one time a law partnei taken from the Spanish cruiser Almi of Don M Dickinson and was formerly rante Oquendo after thie battle of San- ¬ chairman of the Michigan state demo- tiago and now on the tug Cambria cratic committee He was proprietor screeched the Panama a parting salute of the Grand Rapids Democrat The Gen Lee will remain outside of Ha ¬ body will be taken to Madison Me vana until January 1 when he will en ¬ Saturday night for burial ter the city ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ first six weeks of the new year in ad- ¬ dition to the continuous executive rou-¬ tine business the social obligations in- ¬ volved in the programmes of public receptions and state dinners would re- ¬ strict the president closely to Wash- ¬ ington and after next weeks southern tour he will hardly find it possible to leave the white house for more than two days at a time before the beginning of lent in the middle of February For the ensuing two weeks with the rush of legislation which marks the closing iays of a short session of congress there will be no leisure for the execu- ¬ tive and therefore his pennant could hardly fly in the harbor of Porto Rico before the middle of March With Havana only a single nights run for thedispatch boat Dolphin from Tampa there might be a chance for the president to spend two whole days there in a weeks absence from Wash ¬ ington and remain always in close communication with the executive de- ¬ partments so that if a critical emer ¬ gency occurred he could be in a rail¬ way train speeding toward the capital within 12 hours No thought is enter- ¬ tained however of a presidential trip to Havana before the Spanish flag is hauled down on January 1 Practical unanimity of opinion pre-¬ vails among officials that the contem- ¬ plated visit of the president to Havana has a full warrant as his trip to Porto Rico so long as the American flag flies over Cuba although a few quibblers mav hold that Porto Rico itself is not actually a part of the United States territory until con- ¬ gress has made a declaration to that effect either in so many words or by ratifying the peace treaty of Paris This fine point is not seriously raised except to show that Porto Rico and Cuba must be considered identical in view of the fact that they are gov ¬ erned precisely alike by military offi-¬ cers under the immediate direction of the president as commander-in-chie- f The belief i expressed that the presi ¬ dent would not care to set foot in Cuba if it were held to be foreign ter-¬ ritory much as he might wish to see the country for that might be a per-¬ ilous precedent to establish but no one appears to controvert the right as well as the advisability of an exe-¬ cutive visit to the new American pos- ¬ sessions provided it does not involve too long an enforced absence from During the We have noticed that when girls form a Spinsters club not one of them is more than 20 years of age Atchison Globe Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a cold Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute The wise man always stops to think but v its the really wise one who thinks without having to stop N Y Journal 7 - r SU Via- - fr -- 3t Jacobs Sudden cold brings soreness and stiffnessi Oil brings a cure i There is quite a difference between bonds and vagabonds L A W Bulletin The proof of it is thousands say St Ja- cobs Oil cured me of neuralgia The politician who cannot lie may as well be out of the world Spanish Proverb -- q lhe Master Jure for rheumatism jjp ix He who goeswith wolves learwS4wlo As it certainly cures it St Jacobs Oil Is Darting from one p6int to another stiff and swollen joints inflammation intense suf ¬ fering are characteristics of rheumatism All these painful symptoms are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla which purifies the blood and neutralizes the acid which is the cause Why continue to suffer of rheumatism when you may be relieved by Sharp Pains rlOOCl S SI parilla -- Americas Greatest Medicine Price 1 Prepared by C L Hood Co Lowell Mass Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cents frfrfr fr0 r5l v T A perfect type of the highest order of excellence I 41 I i- - fV - A- - r TRAOEMARK It e WSttMSf Breakfast I - fei V ¬ pa ¬ ABSOLUTELY PURE Delicious Nutritious COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUh Be sure you get the genuine article made at Dorchester Mas by J t t c - jt - ingOhio postmasters were appointed¬ Saturday Glasgow Columbiana coun ty James E Davidson Middle Fork Hocking county S P Thompson Bosemont Mahoning county Henry E Fourth Class Postmasters for Ohio Washington Dec 12 The follow Messenger Boys LncJc Sf Louis Dec 10 Joseph Turner until recently a messenger boy on the Merchants exchange is the inventor 126 locomotive weighed of a ship roller adopted by the navy through the neck and instantly killed traction per h p These locomotives An Englishman pounds 2nd it will make him a fortune it is with a rifle ball weigh 90 tons and develop 160O h p named George is suspected wud distributed on six independent driving Died From Exposure axles Hlstorc Lookout Point is Uncle Sims J Itfoble New Orleans Dec 12 The body of Chicago Dec 10 A special to the 3ire at Jlunfordvillp At three of the large London railway Ky Dec 12 The Record from Chattanooga Tenn says a white man supposed to be G Deam stations Charing Cross Cannon street Mtjnfobdvixe ish of New York was found a gut and London Bridge more than 33000 storehouse residence and entire stock The government has formally pur ¬ ter near the New Orleans in abbatoir movements for signal and point levers of goods of J W Woodson grocer chased at private sale the Lookout works Saturday mornin He died of have to be made every 24 hours quite burned Sunday morning Loss S2500 Pomtrpropertv for which negotiations mpart from the telegraphic operations insurance except 1000 on building havelibcen pending for some months j - President Rafael Ilesia Sails Shot Through the Np ck The best locomotives on steam lines Grafton W Va Dec 12 Luther weigh 154 pounds per h p but on an New YoRKt Dec 12 President Rafael Wiseman a farmer while getting up ¬ electric traction line at Baltimore Iglesias or Costa Rica sailed Saturday on his horse near here was shot which was opened in 1S95 the electric for France on the steamer La Cascogne He said WALTER BAKER CO Ltd with his cordial reception in this country Extra Session Kansas Legislature Topeka Kan Dec 12 Quite a stir was caused here Saturday by the aneedy has de- nouncement that Gov cided to call an extra session of tbeleg- islature ior uecemoer iv to consider j -- that he was very much pleased emfriv9 Z ESTABLISHED I7S0 M jiien B uiriDc saiveis tae only sura raMln tb world forChreale ITIeerft 8crofHloa Uleern Varicose Ulcera wZxZL SweUlBir Fever Sere and all OM sireiT iL never falls Draws out all PQfsonBatesSxMiieiBd C P06 j jrailroad legislation - DROPSY53S2gi5tu ImliiwnimJn J Mtll Mlau IteMkFBrW v - Vv- i LUU iA gliil Z i rtriMMfii 2 Tahiti Mgrl33 frf4 a it jii ir - STP5RBWrT 1 a v i -- v THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER DOING AND DREAMINGOh could - 13 1898 w if Grant them the joys of life denied Soften the sorrows they endure Tighten the cloud of ignorance I lift a dreamer cried Theae bitter burdens of the poor What blessedness could life contain To equal this Alas that still The dear desire should be in vain The power be lacking to the will Upon Wis way the dreamer went Nor heeded what he left undone When helping hands he might have lent The hungry child he could have fed And overlooked the sad old man That a kind word had comforted Poor dreamer and poor heart of mine That haply equal pity needs What blessedness were surely thine Had dreaming given place to deeds Mary Bradley in S S Times And win them some deliverance From brutish cruelty and wrong For all the helpless hopeless throng she said bitterly and T have I come back to it I see you have sergeant but why in this way Monsieur I was driven to straits and did a thing Then they hunted me from Dreux to Rouvres from Rouvres sieur 5 His soaring fancies flar outran To many an over wearied one TliE tfWL XCXfc 0--T- L V mmt UnkTT YfcATs S Copyright iS7 by Longmans Green Co SYNOPSIS CL tj T jir TFiSaSo o Chapter I DAuriac commanding out- ¬ most where scene Is laid tells the story De Gomercn has been appointed by Gen de Rone to examine into a charge made against him Nicholas a sdrgeant brings in two prisoners a man and a woman who are from the kings camp at Le Fere DAuriac angered by insulting manner of de Gomeron toward the woman strikes him A duel follows and during the commotion the prisoners escape De Rone happens on the disorderly scene and dAuriac upon jfhlng his parole not to attempt escape hears this remarkable sentence you must die on the field Win or lose if 3 catch you at the close of the daj- I will hang you as high as Hainan Chapter II DAuriac next morning takes his place as usual on de Rones staff In the course of his ride over the field he saves the life of Nicholas the sergeant who a victim of de Gomerons malice is found in imminent danger of almost instant death Chapter III After the battle in which King Henry utterly routs de Rones forces dAuriac lying severely wounded sees the forms of a man and woman moving under cover of the night among the dead s vil wounded They find a golden collar on de Leyvas corpse and Babette stabs 3Iauginot her partner to gain possession of the prize After this hideous scene Henry with a retinue among whom is the fair prisomer who had escaped from the hand of de Gomeron rides over the field Chapter IV DAuriac in the hospital of Ste Genevieve discovers 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 Here he learns from Maitre Palin the madames chaplain that the king is about to force upon the woman a very distasteful mar- ¬ riage with 21 dAyen With Jacques his steward dAuriac leaves for the avowed purpose of preventing their marriage Chapter V DAuriac stops at little vil lage of Ezy to have a shoe put on his horse and here demands refreshment for him ¬ self In the corner of the room lay a man To-morr-- b fr r clafirt fi- - i ff CHAPTER V Continued never a brawler or blusterer 44 -- janaieast of all did I wishtbwoiryj these poor people but the times were such that a mans safety lay chiefly in himself for the writ low of the king1 ran weak in the outMonsieur lying- districts The whole business Adieu hen and Mariehere is some too was so strange that 1 was de thing as a wedding portion for you termined to fathom it and unbuckling and I thrust a handful of gold pieces my sword 1 placed it on a tabic to j into her palm and being moved by be ready on the instant and then seat ¬ many things added ing myself on a stool beside it said When this is over you and Nicholas somewhat sharply go to Auriac I will arrange for j ou Enough nry girl get me some wine there and take out some to ruy servant This The girl stared blankly at me for a will pay for it and I rang- a fatcrown moment then suddenly caught my piece on the table Hurry your father hand and kissed it and then with a you can and I will be gone the mo- ¬ rapid movement flung herself into her if ment my horse is shod lovers arms My tone was one not to be denied No she said no lake back your and taking up the money she turned to gift monsieur he will not go a cupboard and with shaking- lingers Nonsense Marie and Nicholas a bottle therefrom and placed it gently released her arms drew I have come before me Filling a cup I asked her to back to you to mend my ways and bear it back to Jacques and then lean- ¬ must begin by paying my debts come ing back against the wall took a pull monsieur at my goblet and judge of my surprise CHAPTER VI when I found I was tasting nothing GREEN AS A JADE CUP short of dArbois of the 92 vintage It was getting- dark now within the We passea the iaeework of trees that room over which the flames of the fire bordered the skirts of the forest Nicho ¬ occasionally blazed up and cast a fitful las and I On our left we could hear the and uncertain light Outside however drumming of a horses hoofs growing there was a moon and in a few min- ¬ fainter and more faint as Jacques rode utes at the most my horse would be through the night to Rouvres Maries Shod and I would have to continue my wailing came to us from behind and journey without havingdiscovered what Nicholas who was walking doggedly this little mysterj meant I could not along br the neck of my horse stopped help being a little amused at the man ¬ short suddenly and looked back Turn ¬ ner in which my bashful friend whose ing in my saddle I looked back too and face was so well covered up kept him- ¬ there she was in shadowy outline at self a prisoner in his corner but at this the ruined gates of the inn and again moment the girls cooking was finished her sobbiug cry came to us We turned sharply behind the silent ¬ and the savory odor of it was appar- ¬ ly waving arms of a hedge of hornbeam ently more than he could endure for he suddenly sprang to his feet exclaiming and it was a relief to find that this cut Nora du diable I am sick of this away all further chance of seeing the and hungry as a olf Give me my sup- ¬ pitiful figure at the gates of the inn per Marie and if he wants to take me Nicholas drew the folds of his frayed let him do so if he can he will have cloak over his head as if to shut out all sound and hurried onward a tall to fight an old soldier first figure lank and dark that flitted before As he spoke I distinctly saw his hand me within the shadow of the hedgerow indicate me and with an alarmed cry You count your toises long hire the girl sprang between us It flashed Nicholas I remarked for something to upon me that my gentleman was after say all only some one who was wanted and They are as we reckon them mon- ¬ lie regarded me with as much ap- ¬ sieur But a few steps further and we JJiat prehension as I regarded him with will get my horse and after that there caution is no difficulty for I know each track Tush I said you good people make and bjpath of these woods a great fuss over nothing I certainly And I wage that many a fat buck do not want to take you my man and has dropped here to your arquebus on neither jou nor j our little sweetheart moonlight nights such as this here need be the least alarmed One does not learn the forest for I had hardly finished speaking when nothing M Ie Chevalier but the bucks It is the chevalier fell lawfully enough My grandfather he rushed forward idiot turkey came here as huntsman to Mme Diane M dAuriac it is pig that I am to liave kept my eyes shut my father succeeded him and i had and not recognize you Monsieur do followed my father but for the war you not lenow me Nicholas your ser-¬ And a smart soldier you made I geant whom you saved from the rope remember that when 1 cut you down likely to go again f rom- - a nasty position J had not time Where you appear Nicholas but what are you skulking then to hear how you came in such The wood in the fire plight How was it Tell me the truth about here for I have almost forgotten how to do place blazed up as I spoke and I saw uneasily and look at the j so 1 will try however and make it Nicholas shift girl who had moved to his side and short When M le Marquis boreyou off stood with her handjs holding on to his after the duel and the escape of the ¬ And from Anet came you here It is but a stone throw Nicholas answered and I had a business in hand After which we were going away While he was speaking Marie lit a lan- thorn and I saw that my was evidently in the lowest water He had been a smart soldier but was now unkempt and dirty and his eye had the shifty look of a hunted animal He wore a rusty corselet and a rustier chain cap on his head drawn over a bandage that covered his ears As my eye fell on the bandage I called to mind the mutilation that had been inflicted on him a brand that had cast him out of the pale of all honest men Nicholas watched my glances and ground his I will kill him he teeth in rage hissed kill him like the dog he is monsieur that was mj1- business Then de Gormeron Is but an hours ride away mon- ¬ sieur at Anet At Anet What does he do there Monsieur he answered hoarsely taking me by the sleeve of my doublet I know not but a fortnight ago he came here with a score of lances at his back and the kings commission in his pocket and he lords it as if he were the duke himself Yesterday a great noble came up from the Blaisois and another whose name I know not has come from Paris and they hatch trea- ¬ son against the king Monsieur I can prove this You saved my life once and beast as I am now I am still grateful Come with me I will settle my score with him and to morrow you can bear news toithe court that will make you a great man It was one of those moments that re- ¬ quire instant decision I was certainly not going to assist Nicholas in commit- ¬ ting a murder Any such plan of his would be easily stopped but if what the man said was true then he had given me information that might be of the greatest value to me If it was false well then I should have a fools errand for my pains but be otherwise none the worse off There was no time to question him in detail for a second I was silent and Marie looker from one to another of us with wide open ejes You have a horse I asked Yes monsieur it is hidden in the forest not 300 toises from here We are ready M le Chevalier and Jacques voice broke in upon us Jacques himself standing in the doorwaj My mind was made up that instant and I decided to take the chance Jacques I said I have business here to night which must be done alone ride on therefore yourself to Rouvres and await me at the Grand Cerf If anyone tries to hinder you say that you ride for your master in the kings name lif I am notat Rouyresby morning make your way to Septeuil If Id6 not arrive in two dars go home and do the best you can for yourself you fol- ¬ ex-serge- ant to Anet - would flay me to ribbons which was bright srjih light and in Feeling sure he would do bo and care- ¬ the courtyard belaw there was evident- ¬ less of the consequences I answered ly fire Men were singing round it back with the result you know and a lilting chdrus came to our ears Marked as I was it was useless to seek Inch by inch we crept onward keep ¬ employment anywhere and then I be- ¬ ing well in the shadow and edging our came what I am and will end on the way round the frills of the forest I wheel could hear Nicholas breathing hard think so I said but he in-¬ and from tire to time he stopped to I dont terrupted rest but I vas a glad man to find I At any rate not before I have paid was not winded and that therefore I my debt and the bill presses must be truly as strong again as ever I had purposely worked up to this I was At last by dint of creeping See here sergeant I said no non- ¬ crawling and wriggling along we sense Brush off that bee that you worked our way to within 20 paces of have on your head You are here to day the terrace above which the stained to attend to my business not your own glass of the oriel window glowed with You say you are sick of your present light Here we came to a stop and life Well I have means to give you watched Sometimes we saw a shadow another chance and I will do so but I moving backward and forward in the repeat again no nonsense you under- ¬ light of the window then the shadow was joined by another and both stand He stood silently for a moment look- ¬ stopped as if the two men to whom ing this way and that We were within they belonged were in earnest converse We must get to the window I whis- ¬ a yard or so of the forest and its shad- ¬ ow covered him all but his face which pered with an inquiring look By the terrace said Nicholas in was turned to me drawn and white was struggling against old habits of answer and as he spoke there came to He absolute obedience and they won I us the faint but distinct sound of a horn apparently from the very depths understand M le Chevalier ¬ of the forest and the notes roused a Very well then go on and remembrace of hounds in the courtyard who ber what I have said He turned and stepped forward This bayed into the night Nicholas gripped my arm and I turned to him in sur- ¬ way and mind the branches overhead and we entered the forest my horse prise His face was pale he was shak ¬ leaping a low ditch that separated it ing all over like an aspen and his black from the grass land We took a soft ejes were dilated with fear Did you hear that monsieur he turf covered path overhung by branch ¬ ¬ es and went on for about 50 paces be- said quickly I hear three dif ¬ Diable What fore coming to a halt which we did in a small irregular patch of trees that lay ferent things dogs men and some one in the full flood of the moonlight In blowing a horn Then you did hear it the horn the darkness beyond I heard the gentle Yes What of it No doubt a post murmur of a small spring and then the movement of a heavy body and on its way to Anet distinct No post ever rang that blast mon- ¬ the clink of iron My hand reached to my holster in a flash but Nicholas saw sieur That is the Wild Huntsman and the gesture and said It is the horse the blast means death As he spoke it came again wild and A moment monsieur and lifting up the curtain of leaves beside him from shrill with an eerie flourish the like of which as he did so the dew fell in a which I had never heard before The soft shower he dived into the thicket to dogs seemed to go mad with the sound reappear again leading the long black there was a hubbub ja the courtyard length of his horse It struck me at and some one in the chamber above the once that the beast was of uncommon terrace threw open the sash and peered swore b forehead brought to my mind the recol- ¬ lection of De Rones great English charger Couronne Harnibleu I burst out vou seem to be in the lowest water and here you have a horse worth a hundred pistoles size and this and the white FIFTEEN NEW WAR VESSELS Three Monster Men of War Three Great Cruisers and Nine Other Vessels Rec ¬ ommended by Committee WAS LOST AT SEA1 Steamer Vedamore Bescues 45 Persons Prom a Wrecked Vessel star on its out into the night I thought at first it was de Gomeron but the voice was not his for after looking for a moment he gave a quick order to the men below and stepped in again to be continued SING AS THEY RISE Seine Birds That Snpm to Be at the least sieur you would know that twice a hun- - Did you see her by daylight mon ¬ Carried Off witli Jay Tlieir Feet Fairly tas SHOULD WE BE DISCOVERED MONSIEUR - - - dred pistoles would not purchase her not know her M le Chevalier This is Couronne M de Rones charger Couronne I thought so And how the devil do you come by her Her reins were in the wind when I caught her a fair prize of war and M de Rone will never need her more Since I got her she has saved me twice and if I can help it we shall never part He stroked the mares sleek neck wet and glistening with the dew and quick- ¬ ly mounting swung her round to the bit and laid her beside me It was not the time for talk and we drew of the clearing in single file and after forcing our way through the wet and shining leaves around us found a bridle path Along this my guide went at a trot Nicholas suddenly pulled up and held out a warning hand What is it I asked in a low tone Hist he said and then in a rapid whisper Another 50 yards and we come to the open Anet lies before us and the rest of the way must be done on foot And the horses Fasten them here You have a pick- ¬ eting rope Yes round the neck of the horse Good I had not noticed it before and was half afraid you had none mon- ¬ Do you ot A very interesting feature of our bird songs is the wing songs or song of ecstasy It is not the gift of many of our bivxs Indeed less than a dozen species ar known to me as ever singing en the wing It seems to spring from more intense excitement and thau the ordinary song deliv-¬ ered from the perch When birds joy reaches the xoint of rapture it is literal y carried off itsf et and up itgoes into the air pouring out its song as arocket pours its sparks The skylark and bob clink habitually do this but a few others of our birds do it only on occa- ¬ sions Last summer up in the Catskills I added another name to my list ct ecstatic singers that of the vesper sparrow Several times I heard anew song in the air and caught a glimpse of the bird as it dropped back to earth My attention would be attracted by a succession of hurried chirping notes followed by a brirf burst of song then by the vanishing form of the bird One day I was lucky enough to see the bird as it was rising to its climax in the air and identified it as the vesper sparrow The flight of 75 or 100 feet was brief but it was brilliant and striking and entirely unlike the leisurely chant of the bird while upon the ground It sug-¬ gested a lark but was less buzzing or humming The preliminary chirping notes uttered faster and faster as the bird mounted in the air were like the trail of sparks which a rocket emits be- ¬ fore its grand burst of color at the top of its flight Century self-abandonm- ent sieur The horses were soon securely fast- ¬ ened and when this was done Nicholas spoke low and earnestly Should we be discovered monsieur there is no use making a standing fight The odds are too many When we come to the open I will show you a withered oak This is exactly opposite where the horses are in this direction If we are pur- ¬ Atlantic sued make for the forest and lie down Wliat He Would Be The chances are they will pass us by I regret to say she said reproving ¬ Then to the horses and follow me If I ly that you do not always use words go down ride northwards for your life How the devil am I to find my way with a due regard for their exact mean ¬ m Pen Mlsrhtles Tlinn Sword The life of such a man as Peter Force was worth more to American letters and to human history than the lives of a score of the military generals and other notables whose names are so generally blazo ned about He lived for more than half century in Washington He filled many public and responsible positions and he was for nine years editor and proprietor of a daily journal which en ¬ joyed the confidence of Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams but it is not as mayor of Washington nor as an editor that he will be best Temembered Hi characteristic merit which differenti- ¬ ates him from the Ritchies the Duff Greens and the P P Blairs who also bore an active part in political-journalisat the national capital is that he was more than a journalist he was a historian Ainsworth R Spofford in through the trees V Nicholas shrugged his shoulders as if to sa that was my affair We had gone too far to go back how- ¬ ever and placing my pistol in iny belt and loosening my sword in its sheath I followed Nicholas with cautious foot- ¬ steps As he said in about 50 j ards we came to the open and halted close to a huge oak bald of all leaves with its gnarled trunk riven and scarred by lightning Before us a level stretch of turf sloped gently down towards what was once an ornamental lake but now overgrown with the rankest weeds In the center of the lake was a small is ¬ land on which was set a summer house fashidned like a Moorish kiosque and beyond this rose huge and square the enormous facade of the chateau It was on in darkness except foran oriel window prisoners Capt deGomeronturned cloakt TnYi place vas ifij norae once mou- - me and dmninafme from head to top above a long terrace on the east wini II He bowed with becoming humility Now if Fido had bitten you bu went on caressing the dog you would doubtless be angry and he might be ing mad He shook his head No he replied with much feeling for he had no great love for the dog he would not be mad he would be dead Chicago Post Recovery f Jimmy Are you back to school al ready I thought you were good for three or four days Tommy Well me mother wouldnt let me go out een after 3 oclock Might as well be n hospital Puck 4 A Speedy vould rather be a grajsa widow than an old maid Atnhisoa A woman Globe - i Dec 10 The naval committee of the house has practically decided to bring in a bill for the con- ¬ Twenty Five Others Went Down WitVi th Jjoadoniaa Among the Mixing Are struction of 15 new naval vessels Also Twenty Two CattlemenOver Six to increase the enlisted force of the Hundred Head of Cattle Iioct navy as recommended by Secretary Long to 20000 men The naval com- ¬ Dec 0 The John ¬ Baltimobe mittee does not wish to be behind the ot military committee of the house in car- ston line steamship Vedamore rying out the presidents recommenda- Liverpool Capt Robert Bartlett for tions and it is expected that a bill will whose safety fears were beginning td be felt as she was several days over soon be ready for the house The new construction is for three bat¬ due arrived Thursday morning at Piei tle ships of 13500 tons and great steam- 31 Locust Point with 45 shipwrecked ing radius three 12000 ton armored mariners which she had picked up atcruisers three 6000 ton armored crais sea Twenty five others went downers and six protected cruisers of 2500 with their ship j In addition there were 22 cattlemen tons each for service in the waters around our insular possessions These Patrick Ward of Boston foremac Co who had 263head oi were recommended by the bureau of for Swift construction and while the committee cattle on the vessel and Daniel Calnan had not finally acted upon the matter of Somerville Mass foreman for Nel Co who had 393 cattle the fact that it will do so has been son Morris very clearly indicated at the two in- The cattlemen in the gangs were A formal meetings of the committee held Mungel John J Neville of Waterbury Ct Michael Malone of Fall River this week John F Kenny John Sloan Frederick Wallace Thos Higgins Henry Welsh PUBLIC PROPERTY GONE Andrew Smith John Martin John A Car Load of It Reported tost From Bibby George Bell John Ward all of Boston John Potts of Maiden Henry Camp TIamiltou Hospital Quarter ¬ Boucher and Peter Lamont of Law- master Department rence John Jones of London H Pan Lexington Ky Dec 10 In settling pipian of Armenia Meiklejohn oi up accounts a car load or more of gov Russia and Wm Langley jr of Hal ernment property is reported lost from lowell Daniel Coveney of Boston Camp Hamilton hospital quartermaster and Thos McCoy of Worcester Mass department Nobody seems to know also cattle men are among the miss where it is In issuing supplies for ing hospital wards it is claimed paper re- ¬ The Londonian left Boston Noem-ceipts were taken but one by one ber 15 and on NoTember 23 in a vio¬ blankets and all kinds of property were lent gale her cargo shifted and she missed and it was declared they were almost capsized she finally resting on stolen her beam ends with big seas breaking In a farm house near the hospital over her Her luckless crew were up under the roof nearly a two horse helpless to right her and for two wagon load of blankets guns buckets days she drifted about at the mercy and clothing have been found Lost of the winds and waves Assistance and missing property is worth over came at 5 oclock on the morning of 5000 November 25 The Vedamore hove in sight five miles distant and as it PROVINCE OF PINARDELRIO was still quite dark the Londonian burned signal fires and fired distress Gen Davis Will Exercise the Functions of rockets The signals were seen aboard Military Governor The Oath of Al ¬ by the officers on the Vedamore bridge legiance By Civil Officers and reported to Capt Bartlett wha gave immediate orders that the Veda Havana Dec 10 Dntil further notice Gen Davis will exercise the mores course be changed The Lon- functions of military governor of the donian was then to the southward of province of Pinar del Rio now com- the Johnston liner It did not take pletely evacuated The oath of alle- ¬ the Vedamore long to cover the five giance will be administered to the miles that lay between them and as mayors of the towns and other civic soon as she arrived alongside she was officials The existing authorities are signaled to stand by Do you wish to abandon the ship to be continued with modifications to was signaled from the Vedamore as suit future conditions Gen Davis has had a conference with Gen Wade who soon as daylight would permit her sig acquainted him int part with ithc in- ¬ nals being seen and Capt Lee dfhe structions1 the latter hVd received from uonaonian signaiea DacK tnaT72K wanted the Vedamore to tow his ship Washington Capt Bartlett saw at a glance that this an impossibility and reTROOPS DESTINED FOR CUBA was fused to attempt it as it would Capt Indiana and Illinois Regiments Preparing have endangered his own ship Lee then signaled asking that the Vedfor Departure Gen Lee and His amore stand by to render assistance Headquarters Sail Sunday Soon afterward he signaled Will Savannah Ga Dec 10 Two bat- ¬ abandon ship and at noon in the talions of the 2d Illinois regiment of teeth of a stiff gale Second Officer Lees corps were on the transport Mich- ¬ Hobbs and a volunteer crew gallantly igan Friday night and sailed Saturday launched one of the Vedamores boatt to reach tha morning for Marianao The transport and attempted sinking Londonian For three hours ¬ Mobile arrived Friday from Philadelphia and will sail Sunday with the the sturdy Britons battled with 101st Indiana regiment and the 3d bat¬ wind and wave in a vain attempt to reach her but finally were forced to talion of the 2d Illinois The Panama with Gen Lee and the return to their ship Capt Bartlett headquarters of the 7th corps will then steamed to windward of the also sail Sunday Gen J Warren doomed steamer and several other at4 Keifcr is now in command of the tempts to rescue the Londonians crew were made fruitlessly corps As it grew too dark to do anything Karl Becker Gets Seven Years more Capt Bartlett signaled Will San FrANCisco Dec 10 Karl Eecker stand by you until morning known to the police all over the coun- ¬ The piteous signal For sake try as the prince of forgers was sen- ¬ dont leave us came back Godsreply in tenced to fteven years in San Quentin During the night the wind increased Friday for defrauding the Nevada bank and by morning it was blowing very of this city out of over 20000 by hard Then it was that another means means of a raised check which he and of rescue was decided upon For hours three others presented to the bank for life buoys with lines attached were payment floated toward the Londonian and at last her crew succeeded in getting cvohn Andersen Hansred one aboard One of the Vedamores ¬ Norfolk Va Dec 10 John Andersen the Swede who while cook of the life boats improvised as a life car1 schooner Olive Pecker of Boston mur¬ made a trip successfully and 22 half dered the captain and mate off the frozen exhaustsd men were hauled up coast of Brazil August 6 1S97 was over the side of the Vedamore and hanged Friday afternoon at 10 He given every comfort the ship afforded As the boat was goingback to the Lon ¬ died easily donian wreck a big sea demolished it Cutting Pasenser Kates Chicago Dec 10 Excitement was The lines were carried away and the communication broken caused in railroad circles Friday by the Chief Officer Doran of the Vedamore announcement that the Canadian Pa volunteed to launch another life boat 2ifics Soo line had made a great to attempt the rescue The seas were slash in the passenger rates from St by this timt terrific and it was only Paul and Minneapolis to points in the owing to tb splendid manner in east which the bct was handled that she STor two hours the boatslived it out WitneHs for the Defense PHrLADELPittA Dec 10 Counsel for crew struggled at the oars but could Senator Quay in the conspiracy charges not get closer tnan oo yards of th They were at last forced to for which he is to be tried next week wreck Friday subpoenaed ex Common Pleas give it - up and return to their ship and in doirg so the boat Judge James Gay Gordon and General John Wanamakor as was smashed against the ships side and lost witnesses for the defense He Jumped Overboard Will Never Be Tried New Yoke Dec 9 David Page 33 Columbia O Dec 10 Counsel in- ¬ terested in the case stated Friday that years of age a native of Scotland a passenger the injunction suit brought by Mr-- A cabin jumped on the State of Ne¬ braska overboard while T Seymour to prevent the construcwas innidocean and was lost tion of the addition to the statchous No cause is known for the suicide will never come to trial The com j f Insurance Stir plainants have decided to lelvthe mat BniAEFOKT Pa Dec ter drop The Union Co Life Insurance of Cincinnati O Cpt Air Dv D hiI is defendant ix a sm bvbug ht by John Pomerot vh Dec 10 Capt Alf Day 1600 Lche well known steamboat man and F Potter who seeV5 to recover on a policy held Ty his sba TeHwia k died at his Jipmc at Cheshire j pilot mga four milesboiow fcereTThursday nurht claims was murdered 1U ye ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Washington - v JKi T X ¬ -- - St I O - tjrv T 1 s fc - - 4t T the--teame- r ¬ ¬ ¬ t 5 t f wy ti f f r o i i is J M agp ass 4 - - r- - - THE fiODitBpJN mmn niBBwgMiii i a miumiRmvuwr-F3vrAK--umima- F4HXs 1 - TUiS VA-i-- r DECEMBER 13- - 1898 j A- GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS SCINTILLATIONS sis r vV S S ifi yjT m -- - J Soushs much heralded opera The Bride Elect comes to Lexington Opera House Thursday December 22d Sousa has made his greatest hit in this the best of his comic operas A triumph that is quite unique inasmuch as he Made from pure wrote the entire libretto lyrics and dia- ¬ logue a well as the music Messrs cream of tartar Klaw and Erlaner and B B Stevens proluotioa will be announce that the same in every particular as that which played ho long an engagement at the Knickerbocker Theater New York last spring Alum bating powders are tne greatest The original costumes scenery equipmenacers to health of the present day ment and other effects will be brought to Lexington intact lhe music ot the ROYAL BAKING POWOER CO NEW YORK opera is in rfou asmost melodious and dashing style and as naturally might be expected the march movements have THE BODBiOH REISS that rythmic swing ami stirring effect which have made the composers name Eighteenth Year Established 1881 J famous the world over The company numbers nearly one Published every Tuesday and Friday by There is a splendid hundred people WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners chorus of sixty voices an attractive balBUfE MILLER let a complete military band and a rttl - Ktrtlfm wn vtcovta The cast iB aivney uraers etc largely increased orchestra mywjie iv me oraeror uhaxf s miZjIjKR excellent as will be seen from the list of artibt- comprising Albert Hart Hilda Wliere They Board Clark Christy McDonald Mabelle Ba- ¬ ker Melville Stuart Harry Luckstone The News learna from the Congres- ¬ and Charles H Drew sional Record the Washington addresses Special railroad rates will be made of Kentucky Congressmen Evan Settle Albert S Berry and Chas Wheeler UNCLE TOMS CABIN live at the Wellington Walter Evans Uncle Toms Cabin the most last boards at The Noruiandi Geo M Da- ¬ vidson at the Hotel Johnson J D lar- ¬ ing and widely known drama of the age dy at The Varnum Thomas Y Fitzpat will be given a very pretentious produc- ¬ rick live3 at 533 A street N E John 8 tion at the Opera House Thursday night Rhea at 1013 E street NW and Samuel by Stetsons Company which is adver- ¬ the J Pngh lives at 1325 Vermont Ave N tised as to Earnum of them all In addition the well known characters of W Congressman Colson who is col- ¬ ¬ onel of the Fourth Kentucky is with his the play will be seen ferocious bloodhounds ponies jubilee singers and regiment at Anniston Ala dancers The company has been play- ¬ The Goebel Bill Decision A mam- ¬ ing tyj very large business parade will be given Thurs The Kentncky Court of Appeals de- ¬ moth streetnoon cided Saturday by a vote of four to day about w three that the Goebel Election Law was The management of the Mt Sterling constitutional The three Republican Judges dissented The decision was Opera House used an entire page of the given on an agreed case filed by Judge Sentinel Democrat Friday to boom the combination W M Purnell County Clerk Ed Paton the and Sheriff G- W Bowen of this city which plays Julius Caesar to morrow against John C Clay John S Smith and night in Mt SJerling Tin company Russell Mann election commissioners also visits Winchester Lexington and for Bourbon county The opinion of Frankfort this week the Court was delivered by Chief Justice Lewis Dressed in tights Mrs Mtiry Anderson The Louisville Legion arrived in and Mrs Dolan two widows fought to Louisville yesterday from Porto Rico a finish in a prize ring for the love of and was given a roval welcome The Allen Harris who will doubtless give iregiment was heartily greeted at Lex 4 then both the cold shake This hap- pened in Kansas Sterling Gov Bradlev refused to par- ¬ ticipate in the welcome at Frankfort Will H Davis of this city who quit on account of his trouble irith Col Company last Casfieman The Legion brought home the Down In Dixie now playing the leading heroic week is a dozen Porto Ricau boys roles in a strong repertoire company The Nicholasville Democrat was sold wnich is touring South Carolina at auction last week to satisfy a mort- ¬ gage It was purcha sed by W R Har- ¬ On January 9 Chauncy Olcott began ris County School Superintendent engagement at the his regular RoVal Theatrical And Otherwiha The Foyer THE Bemdrku In Au Interesting bride klect Jumble Of VtWK Aud Comment Shelby ville ia over ran vith tramps The battleship Kentucky wav not be Baking Powder Safeguards the food against alum te t j completed for a year jame8 Woodward a printer tus been eiectefj mayor of Atlanta The city of Lexintu h v bnou fiuwl 250 for failing to k i th j brickntreots clean of While asleep Ms Frank Tcn rolled on uri iulaut aud Stanford smothered ic Louis Upper a Louisville man cnt Christmas money Dr Muchmore of Puilalelphia re ¬ cently deceased bequeathed 1000 to Center College at Danville The State Board ot Valuation and Asbessment has fixed the tax on whisky at 7 per barrel instead i 3 Ot the 5000 soldiers Kentucky con- ¬ tributed to the war with 8paiu but one was killed in Chas D Jasob Jr battle A spectator wh went to sleep during a muider tiial Friday at Lexington was sent to jail by Judge Parker to finish his nap The experiment of Government own- ¬ ership of telegraph and telephou lines is to be tried in Porto Rico At the end of six months results will be reported Ed Jenkins aged 17 the colored sei vaut boy who made an unsuccessful at- ¬ tempt to poison ex Seuatir John D Harris was given two years iti the pen- ¬ ¬ Hitcheris of New York She is charged with haviug robbed the well known p ol seller Frank Herdic of 1500 in Lxiuglou during the trots last Octoner The case was attended with sensational circumstance aud is allied to have oc- ¬ curred while Herdic was asleep iu hia room at the CUrendou Hotel Miss Lucy Mill a sority leader of Caili7 has filed a snit in the Trigg cir ¬ cuit contt agaiust Joseph Lancaster asking damages 5000 for his failure to keep his promise ot marriagf- tne mcai option eiectiou held iu the three TUHgisteriHl districts of Rich- ¬ mond Union and Ellison resulted in a victory for the drj sby a majority of 121 The three wards constituting the city of Richmond went for saloons by 178 The whisky people it - w said wiU contest the election claiming that as Richmond is a fourth class city it is in- ¬ dependent of the rtsult in the county Catarrh Leads i to Consumption A sprays and washes but the disease seemed to have a firmer hold on me 1 had finally Jeen deI decifled Though its offensive features clared incurable when to get right to at try S S S It seemed are sometimes almost unbearable the seat of the disease and cured me few people are aware of the danger permanently for I have had no touch of Catarrh for seven years of which Catarrh is the forerun- ¬ Mas Josephine Polhtll ner Catarrh invariably leads to Due West S Cr Forerunner of the Most Fatal Disease Oatwrh I had such a sevexe case of ear Mfl in one that I lost my hearing part of the bone in my nose sloughej -- wiwi off I was constantly treatedwinter each -- r p The ladies claim that they can find the most suitable presents at J W Davis Cos tt ¬ Always ask for Paris Milling Cos Purity flour All grocers keep it Insis - on having Pur ty TTJ-- 7- mm every time Regular s iloon license for city of Paris Apply at The News office - For Sale Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it A Good Memory ¬ I itentiary Suits were filed at Frankfort by the attorney general Saturday against thirty-nine present and former circuit clerks for 12000 baid to have btieu illegally collecteu as fees in feluuy cases ¬ Consumption Growing worse and worse each winter those who rely upon the usual treatment of sprays washes and inhaling mix- ¬ tures find that it is impossible to check the disease with these local applications which only reach the surface The offensive discharge increases all the while causing a feeling of personal defilement and gets deeper and deeper until it is only a question of a short time until the lungs are affected The importance of the proper treatment can therefore be readily appreciated But no good what- ¬ ever can be expected from local applications as such treatment never did cure Catarrh and never will Those who have had the first touch of CatarrH will save endless suffering by tak¬ who have for years sought re lief and found only disappoint- ¬ ment in local treatment will find it wise to waste no further time on sprays washes inhaling mix ¬ tures etc which are only tempo ¬ rary and can not save them fronr Catarrh is a deep Consumption seated blood disease S S S iff the only remedy which can reach the very bottom of the disease and cure it permanently Books sent free by the Swift Specific Company Atlanta G ing the right remedy at the outset Other ¬ County Judge Frauk Bullock hasv re- ¬ fused to grant liquor license to tormer saloon keepers in Athens ayette coun ¬ ty because the saloon liquor there has caused so much shooting and killing The Fayette grand indictment agaiust 3 ofleu saves money and also good helth If you are troubled with eonsiipaiion indiges ¬ tion oranj form of stonmou trouble remem- ¬ ber to take home a bottle of Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will oe restored to you Trial sizes bC lo doses 10c large size 50c andSl00 of W T Brooks druggist Paris Ky ljan Am a lr YOU LIKE TO DEAL clean where you receive polite attention where deliveries-are made on time above all where you IJNCW you are getting THE BEST in the market at the fairest prices ghats the kind of place I keep jCHRISTMAS HURRAH FOR UNCLE SAM AND At a grocery store where the stock looks neat and lry returned an Mrs HURRAH FOR UNCLE TOM Elizabeth I McLean-Tyler-Hanfo- rd - n WEi3d v im MAf A 1 a I9 fr i Tv j rand ifc CiDara Hcuse flee rftk a V 1 With the first We have four children three I suffered almost unbearable pains from J2 to J4 hours and had to be placed under the influence of chloroform I used three bottles of Mothers Friend before our last child came which is a strong fat and healthy boy doing pay housework up to within two hours 6f birth and suf fered but a few hard pains This lini- mentis the grand est remedy eve made Tim i lilt CANDIES NUTS STETSONS BIG SPECTACULAR- - FRUITSr Fresh stock just received nicest assortment of candies nuts and fruits in the city r don t care wiiati Pmi other grocers tell ycu my prices help me to talk - IT Uncle Terns Cabin XHB BARNUM OF THEM ALL mrnr jhatltrra 3 - KT gsA TTgom - 50 HE5 WOHES Great ompany AS OHiLDRFJ Phone 119 THE PURE FOOD GROCER S5i Double UaSd and Orchestra A t A - Gkeat Cast mistake to be paid for in pain and suffering n xr it xt- i HOUSbS There are five Smiths in the present iuumcr 5 rricnat equips uie pauenii wiui a ciety lady had the hair burned off her strong body and clear intellect which in congress and the Brown and Jones fam- ¬ head by a celluloid comb which caught turn are imparted to the child It relaxes New Songs New Dancs New Music ilies have two representatives Everything New fire the muscles and allows them to expand It Uncle Sam will drop 20000000 into relieves morning sickness and nervousness A Car Load of Beautiful scenery Spains stocking and pull out the PhilipWilliam Black the novelist died in It puts all the organs concerned in perfect Picking Home in the South pines London Saturday condition for the final hour so that the actual Cotton The Grandest Evas Ascension labor is short and practically painless Dan- Street Parade Ever Given 2 COL W J Bryan yesterday resigned You can find more suitable Christmas ger of rising or hard breasts is altogether Massive Bands Donkeys presents at J W Davis Co a for men avoided and his army commission as Colonel Dogs etc A sight of recovery is merely a matter of than all other places in town tf a Lifetime a few days Top and Storm overcoats for Druggists sell Watch for the big Parade men from 5 to 25 at Price Crystallized fruits nuts oranges The Bradfield Mothers Friend for 1 a bottle Regulator Co Atlanta Ga malaga apples lemons bananas Cos Send for our free illustrated book Amission 25 35 and 50 cents grape fruit grapes Over at Zanesville Ohio a young so- ¬ ¬ J m Eva and her pony Prince Loue Star Qiiartettt Afiiom Mandolin Plac- ¬ ers Double QuHrtette Jniilte Singers Buck nml Wing 1 annual Dancers ShonHT etc aud a geuuiae l ake Fourteenth street Theaterjin New York Congressman Settle was fifty years Walk will do for every woman what It did for the A Romance old last Thursday The event was cele- opening in his new play Minnesota mother who writes the above let ¬ brated by a family dinner at his home of Athione P QESUHTC BLOOD ter Not to use it during pregnancy is a A PACK in Owenton Mot frVZ 4 Ak msssg- SO Friend mi ¬ fate MMmiXi--v T WB f il r SVmWm JU- mr vHvlfK i V- - 55 - Hli -- V - uz f -- - Ii - tf J jAa i t t l vji - rt M y ir -- - j Sillllil Clans Headquarters Now do you really think you could im- ¬ prove on any of the following articles for a nice Christmas present both USEFUL and ORNA MENTAL Fancy Rocker Carpet Sweeper Parlor Table China Closet Pedestal Xiace Curtains Cheap Pictures Music Cabinet Corduroy Couch Chamber Set White Enameled Bed Gentlemans Desk Pretty Screen Blacking Cases Combination Desk and Book Case i presents should place theres a difference in another respect Christmas to get them in time orders Call and that difference is worth money now in order Its just so with laundry The difference and see samples of the latest the Porbetween 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 eggs and eggs 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lobbies And cupy the courts sessions to day and part Elsewh ere TELEPHONE NO 124 of to morrow The argumont will very Mr E F Clay Jr was in Lexing ¬ ¬ likely be commenced Wednesday after- ton Saturday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES noon Payable in Advance Mr Thomas Wilmoth was in Cin- ¬ Friday morning a special grand jury cinnati Sunday 82 00 Six months100 Oneyea REWS COSTS YOU CANT EVEN GET A BR composed of J as E Ford foreman Miss Aileen Wilson is visiting rela- ¬ PORT FROM A GUN FREE OF CHARGE B C Ingels M F Kenney G R Ash tives in Cynthiana urst WijLHaley John Wilson W H Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Mr J B Northcutt has been quite Fishor Wm Collins N F Clark J U payable to the order of Champ MiiiiiKR Boardman Jas Earlywine and W H ill for several days Mrs Catesby Woodford was a yiB Ingels whs empaneled and indictments SIX DOLLARS we e returned against the city of Paris itor in Lexington Saturday Will buy a one hundred piece for suffering a nuisance and the Louis Mr Charles Kenney of near Paris a vilie Nash ville railroad for unlawfully was in Cincinnati yesterday dinner set nicely decorated CO FORD big bargain suffering aad maintaining a nuisance Mr and Mrs W W Brewer are -against visiting relatives in Covington Indictments were also found India stools at J T Hintons George Patterson grand larceny Fanny Mr Hugh Brent has returned from Anderson assault and battery John a visit to relatives in Covington For Sale One nice sleigh McKlMEY Thomas wilful and malicious cutting P 2t Mr John Miller SteveLS is at home etc and Ben Benton breaking into a Dr Louis Landman optician of Cin ¬ dwelling Their cases were assigned for from Georgetown college on a visit cinnati will be at the Hotel Windsor trial tomorrow Mr and Mrs Porter Smith and Seven other Common- ¬ day to wealth cases were assigned for trial to- ¬ daughter are visiing relatives in Scott county Notice Mrs W A Johnson will day Miss Nannie Clay left yesterday af- ¬ teach puff paste and cake on Friday and How about a nice comfort for a ternoon for a visit to friends and rela- ¬ 2t bread on Monday Christmas present J T Hinton has tives in Covington tf Nuts raisins dates figs currants the best and cheapest in town Messrs Robt Frank and Sam Wood- ¬ seedless raisins League of Tobacco Growers ford have returned from a visit to 1 A attornejs KnSnatks ofThTSSSiKews01 EJ Ctf Newton Mitchell Riiey Granuon writes to relatives in this city that the report of bis marriage COmiflg tO US to an actress is not true He is not mar- YUU UAN CxIVE A JNICE ried Justice Keigwin of Jeffersonville Umbrella China Cup and Saucer He had married 9000 died Thursday Vtj QloveS Ferneries couples in twenty one years most of S Kjd Mltt S Jardinieres them from Kentucky en S bUSpenderS China Tea Pbt The friends of Miss Carrie Wilson of Sugar and Cream this city will be surprised to learn that lNeCK lie she was married at Jeffersonville on SciSSOrS Vases November 23d to Mr Geo T Smith of Comb and 3msh Set Pickel Tray Lexington They will leave tomorrow 5jyej- - Puff IBoX Olive Tray J A for Burnsidewhre they will make their Call J3ell future home The bride is a sister of PuerJvlu5 or UUP Ring Tray Mr J Simms Wilson of this city and inuia oiuui Screen is quite an attractive young lady Celery Boat Announcement was made at the New ¬ Handkerchiefs Tobacco Jars church Sunday that town Christian And other articles too numerous to mention Come Miss Marv Carrick a handsome and popular society beii of sott county and let us show you the largest and most complete line would be married at nait past sixo ciock IJiriStmas novemp PVpr brnnorht tn thp ritv at nnrpQ that Mfc mjr on December 26tb in the Newtown aeiy competition uiye us a call church to Mr Claude Garth Sr a wealthy bachelor of Scott county The attendants will be Miss Fannie Carrick of Scott Miss Julia McMeekin of GeorgeP9 Main St Paris Ky 5 town Miss Nat McMillan of Washing ¬ ton MiBS Monie Smith of Scott Messrs Thomas Carrick and John Carrick of Scott and W C Owens and John Craig of Georgetown That is the problem that puzzles the majority of the people Now we can save you that worry and tfoublejby - c rKiiir pjj - fc J - qi K if of W4 r TUCKER ¬ CONDONS i ver service for the battleship Kentucky increasing is steadily amounts to about 5000 The fund for the purchase of the sil- ¬ It now welUknown citizen of this county suf ¬ fered a stroke of paralysis la8t week at his home on the Winchester pike A two story brick residence belong- ¬ ing to Fred Fugazzi burned in Lexing- ¬ ton Sunday night The house was in ¬ sured for 2500 Christmas novelties includes elegant toilet articles leather goods albums perf umes and extracts cut glass bottles tf medallions etc See on fourth page the grocery ad of John Saner the pure food grocer His oupply of pureJChristma8 edibles is just what all good housekeepers are looking for Read his ad Mr Harrison B Clay an agpd and Clrk Kenneys elegaut line of i A Louisville judge h8 decided that the bondsmen of a policeman can not be vt Wf r sued for damages for false arrestoa the V J frndjthatfthe bond given by the officers J T Hintons line of Christmas goods s oniyior ineir goon uenavior is the best in town Call and see Bros have removed their them 1i Crawford in law w Mt Sterling Defeated barbejrishppttoj the old stand nextitdthe shop is new Bourbon bank Their new bright attractive and cosy and their The third games of the series of games being bowled between the Paris service still the very Lest in Paris and Mt Sterling teams were played continues to be the Friday night at the Pastime Alleys in The skating rink popular place of amusement and many this city Two of the three games beginners have tried the rollers since were won by the Paris team composed last week A ninsqnerade is being of Ed Hinton Albert Hinton R L talked of as one of the holiday diver- ¬ Hall W E Board and Will Rion sions The Mt Sterliug team was composed of J M Burbridge has rented J W Chas Edwards J M Hoffman L G Mcllvaines residence getting possession Gatewood C B Quisenberry and F of same March 1st when Mr Mclivaine Bumphrey Ther score in the first game moves to the country Mr and Mrs was Mt Sterling 686 Paris 673 second Burbridge will board at Mr Mcllyaines game Mt Sterling 676 Paris 693 third game Mt Sterling 694 Paris 710 until March The Paris team may play in Mt SterlDr H B Davis of Lexington broth- ¬ ing before the holidays er of J W and J N Davis of this city Robert Blacking cases at J T Hintons has sold his interest in Davis eons drug store in Lexington and will A Good Egg Story practice medicine again after taking a post graduate course in New York The Lexington Herald says that W progress at W Gill ex Parisian ships 5000 dozen - The clearance sale now in the New Louisville Store is offer- ¬ eggs every month from Lexington to ing special holiday discounts on suits eastern markets The Herald estimates and overcoara any calico in their stock at that since Mr Gill has been in the busi ¬ 3c new line of flannelettes at 6Jc reg ness that he has shipped 2100000 dozen 13dec 3t eggs which if placed end to end would ular 8 l 3c quality reach from Lexington to Boston a dis- ¬ News was misinformed in sta- ¬ tance of 840 miles The ting Friday that Wm Holleran would The Heralds statistician also figures be associated with W A Parker Jr in that C B G lmau has shipped 2500000 the new clothing store to be opened in turkeys to Eastern markets The tur ¬ the spring Mr Parkers partner will keys would make a drove forty miles in be Chas R James the popular shoe length reaching from Paris to Fal- salesman moutn something useful and Men appreciate A Sweet Subject you cant get wool at goat houses J VV Davis Co tf Geo N Parri the enterprising Gro- ¬ Maybe your wife wants a folding bed cer and Coufectioner has secured the for Lowneys fine can ¬ for Cnristmus J T Hinton has them exclusive agtncy large line of those fa ¬ dies and has a Wicked mous goods at his store Theres noth- ¬ Woes of the ing nicar than a box of Lowneys choco- ¬ Sam Thompson colored was fined lates for your sweetheart during the 20 and costs in Judge Purnelld court holiday season or any old time If its for wife beating and Andy Trimble Lowneys its all right was taxed 925 lor a similar offense You may find a few things here and Toad Medinger was fined 925 for there suitable for a present but if yoa fighting Ben Benton charged with house- ¬ want a whole loaf of satisfaction in breaking and George Thomas charged selecting go to J W Davis Cos with malicious cutting were held to New York Edam pine apple Neufa Circuit Court chatel cheese your money away but go Newton Mitchell Dont throw tf Hintons and buy somethn g to J T Handsome cut glass novelties h ather tr useful and ornamental goods medallions toilet articles etc IVIolloys 3Lecture suitable and aDDronriate presents at J Rev Keuueys Clark Rev Molloys lecture at the Second GuNTHERsfine candies for tale for Presbyterian church Friday night on Christinas Waterloo and Napoleon will be a fine Newton Mitchell tf intellectual treat and should be heard by a verv large audience At every heard If your Boys fromN3 to 15 years town where the lecture has been highest the very it baa been praised in declared the best old need a good all wool knee pants suit which 3s sewed with terms and has been the course in each town lecture of Gos wlrere silk call at Price Tickets will bejon sale at C B Mitch you will save money elF grocery and Wilsons drag itore A r mi in A meeting of the State League of Tobacco Growers recently formed was held in Lexington Friday State organ- ¬ izers were chosen to go all over the state and organize county leagues The league is taking active legal steps against the tobacco trust This is the firsc meeting since its organization The di- ¬ rectors are Hon Claude M Thomas of North Middletown Bourbon county J C Cautrell Scott county William Steele and German B Stout of Wood- ¬ ford county The following officers were elected W B Hawkins of Fayette County President and James L Lisle also of Favette Country Secretary and Treas urer Hon Claude M Thomas was se- ¬ lected as State Organizer of County leagues and The Iobacco Grower a pa- ¬ per to be published at Paris Ky was selected as the organ of the Tobacco Growers League The membership fee was fixed at A meeting of the Bourbon tobacco growers will be held at the court house Saturday afternoon at half past one oVock ¬ r friends in Louisville Mrs Hughes Bronston came down Saturday from Lexington for a visit at the home of her father Mr G B Alex ander Miss Lucy Montgomery of Eliza bethtown who has been visiting friends in Fayette will arrive to morrow for a visit to Miss Bertha Hinton Mr and Mrs David Depue and daughter Susan Miller of Robinson Utah are guests of Mr and Mrs Hor ace Miller on Duncan Avenue Mrs Nickolie Brent and Mrs C Alexander Sr went to Covington last week to visit their kinswoman Mrs Martha Brent who is quite ill Miss Louisa Kelley addressed a meeting of the C W B M Sunday night at the Christian church and re ¬ turned yesterday to her home in Jeffer sonville Ind Miss Norma Snellof Cynthianawho has been visiting friends in Georgetown andLexington stopped over in Paris yesterday afternoon for a brief visit be- ¬ fore returning home Wednesday Mrs Nannie Abbott Munnell for- ¬ merly of this city is very ill at her home in Louisville Mrs Lizzie Wall -er and Dr Will Kenney of this city left Sunday to be with Mrs Mnnnell Mrs Frank Elmore of Toronto Canada and Mrs F M M ThompoOn of Crab Orchard sisters of Mrs Chas Fothergill who died last week returned yesterday morning to their respective Have you seen those colored graphs at J T Hintons OBITUARY photo- ¬ tf 11 Hill Facts Plainly Stated HO ¬ To close out all our Winter Goodf in the next days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond comRespectfully Dedicated To The Memory parison for goods of equal quality Of The Dead W P Honey brother of George and All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Tee Wool Saxony and German town Yarn Jackets at cost J H Honey of near this city died yesterday at Montrose The remains will be Special reduction in Dress Goods 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of aH brought to this city to day descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber A Longfellow entertainment will be beraBroadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20c given at the High School Friday night quality for 10c per pair The best val The program will consist of illustrated Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at uein Paris songs and recitations the performance 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 350 per pair 25c and Courtship of Miles of Longfellows to one half of of former prices Standish and some Spanish American See onr extra wide Table Linen at 50c war views Proceeds for library and size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c per yd worth double and our for schoolroom pictures Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at 8Jc twice as much Childrens toy sweepers at J T 10 4 Sheeting 12 i and 15c tf Hintons ¬ reduced v- n f STOCK AND TURF NEWS Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Etc Given Away IK Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Turf Notes B Noel of Mt Sterling agent for Liggett Myers has bought 40000 lba of tobacco of English Anderson at seven J Dont A read Special cents all around Buy your buggy robes and blankets fronjN Kriener He wont sell them at but he will sell - them cheaper 9dec 2wk thanmybody in town J f illlOll cement in our Win f3 ct A Card To Tlie Public dow Each Morning JTV - ¬ now in the employ of Price Co clothiers and would be pleased to homes have all my friends and acquaintances Miss Clara Wilmoth will entertain call and see me the Violet Whist Club Thursday after- ¬ Teddy Mackey noon The guest of honor will be Mias Ten And Twenty Five Cents Margaret Lyne of Cynthiana who will come up that day for a brief visit to See our ten and twenty five Miss Wilmoth cent table These goods are The Violet WhiBt Club was very cheap no such values offered ex- ¬ pleasantly entertained by Miss Fannie cept by CO FOBD Mann at her home on Pleasant street -The guests of honor were Miss Fannie WE HAVE BE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF Wanted Claybrook of Hutchison and Miss Ad To pasture six cows on rye at reason DirORTEB SUITINGS AM TROUSERINGS die Garner of Winchester able rates Mrs L Frank and daughter Miss Mrs Mary Reynolds Paris Ky 9dec4t Helen went to Louisville yesterday to attend the jubilee celebration given in honor of the return of the First Ken ¬ tucky Dr Ben Frank did not return Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whett regiment having been trans- ¬ quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL with the ferred to a New York regiment The Stockholders of the Bourbon Bank of Paris Ky are notified to meet Miss Belle Fish of Nicholasville Bank on Monday January 2 who has been spending a fortnight with at thefor the election of a Board of 1899 Mrs W E Board will leave this after- ¬ Directors for the ensuing year 1 JFJTV JB 3I3DTOT TA T TkTTOR noon for her home to the regret of nu ¬ E F CLAY Prest S E TIPTON Cutter merous admirers Miss Lucretia Barnes B Woodford Cashier who is also visiting Mrs Board will MHBBsaaaBHHRBtEaaKiseaaaRasBKBBHHnHKBnsH remain until after the holidays v Miss Mary Webb Grass arrived home Saturday evening from a delight- ¬ AN XMAS GIFT FROM The Stockholders of the Agricultural ful visit to relatives in Gallatin and Ky are notified to Bank s SANTA GLAUS Nashville Tenn and Louisville Sev- ¬ meet atof Paris on Monday January the Bank eral entertainments were given in her 2 1899 for the election of a Board of honor during her stay in Tennessee Directors for the ensuing year will be the exquisite whiteness of She is being warmly greeted by her Paris J J McCLLNTOCK Cashier Christmas snow that we will lay upon td HENRY SPEARo Prest friends your shirt bosom collars and cuffs Mrs R M Harris gave a beautiful Those who know a good thing when they see it will appreciate f he faultless receptionJFriday evening at her home on work that we put on their linen in Pleasant street in compliment to her color and perfect finish Sample it charming neices Misses SaeHarris Davis of of Washington and Blauche Hudson this city A dainty lunch was served fr J on tables decorated with American Ji1 JUULlSUkJL Beauty roses and music from stringed Should be something useful some- ¬ instruments added tothe pleasure of the BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR thing that is needed and that will give evening The hours were from five to Telephone No 4 recipient What could - v C C eight dnring which time about one hun ¬ pleasure to the than a pair of shoes be more useful t dred guests were receivad Let us suggest S YOUR CHILD A pair of shoes to some poor and W7 worry about what you shall needy friend Dont IS THINKING A pair of Fancy Slippers to your buy him for Christmas but go and see daughter v- ABOUT WHAT tf J VV Davis Co about it A pair of shoes for the boy better and How about one of those couches at J fiuer ones than he has been wearing AA A pair of house siippers for father T Hintous for your wife tf A pair of Home Comfort shoes for grand mother Ten And Twenty Five Cents So ouglit you to be thinking of where you will make your child Lots of things in Footwear that are nice for presents can be happy by buyinc a bountiful suppl3r of Santa Claus goodies See our ten and twenty five both useful and found in our stock I am headquarters for all kinds of FRUITS NUTS CADIHS cent are I am - ¬ FOR FALL AND WINTER yv Stockholders Meeting f Stockholders Meeting mmmmmmmm GIFTSss CHRISTMAS -- i-i-- r The Bourbon Steaol j 1iKvi 0 J t 3 r CHRISTMAS These goods cheap no such values offered ex¬ cept by CO FORD ¬ table Etc bas Dont fail to call early and have us fix up your Chnstijftii i Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th 1 v Low prices on candies for entertainments Cheap but pure Main Paris Ky tf Seb Newton Mitchell 7C GEO N PARRIS v Also Groceries of all lands JT Hintonsdisplay ad at lowest prices - Mi 13 II - ft a s v - T Js - 3 t fiPs - e l - r 8 i- - THE BOURBON NEWS Elgkteenta Year Established 188L j Published Every Tuesday and Friday by BGTJtflSON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER lft 1898 -- o A MTV U - J c There are six achools in 3 where Irish isrtaught prisoners were forcibly dragged to ConRev W C Roberts D DM hx b stantinople and cast into the prison of tEdltors and 0wueM inaugurated in his new position as prfr the Seven Towers This famous prison paper on the subject- xij ident oi Center college Ky no new fact that some of the In a learned It is is situated at the end of the land wall v aboriginal peoples of Mexico wore orna- ¬ convergent strabismus by Prof Priest ¬ of the United Stati5 The of Constantinople where it meets the ments or incrustations in their teeth ley Smith which constituted the last prayedpresident PRESS SONG for regularly in Christ churoK Many and harrow Sea of Marmora Lie Alfredo Chavero possessed a Bowman lecturr of the Ophthalmolog London of which Rev F B Meyer li They whir and clash through the nights ing are the tales of mystery and bloodfront tooth taken from a tomb at Pal ical society it is stated that the onset pastor and days shed associated with its ancient walls The magical looms of thought enque in the middle of which a green of strabismus is often attributed to a The supreme court of Hlinois has up in and out tnrouSh a thousand ways This was the place to which Brancovan Sli stone is set Sometimes the incrusta- ¬ fit a fright a fall or other such occur- ¬ The flashinc thrpjlrts aro hrmifrht his sons and nephew were conducted held a law which provides tnax ws tions were of gold and the incrusta- ¬ rence and still more often to an illness books Their swift purveyors part and meet and in which they were immured until in schools may not be changed On rail and ship on mart and street tions of iron pyrites when they were frach as whooping cough or measles four years the following August Brancovan and With tireless brain with hurrying feet K new and the sulphur in them was fresh Making allowance for the frequency of more than once in Vacarescu were put to the most exAs the endless web is wrought The receipts of the Foreign Mission among children and for a undoubtedly shone like gold such events So sanctified a relic of Christ for They may not pause when the sun Is high cruciating torture in order to compel¬ he exclaimed is reason to suppose that only certain disregard of time and sequence Society of the Disciples 30 amounted There them to confess where they had con- shall not be defiled by your Pagan the eight front upper teeth were in in their eldera it seems to me savs the year ended September Nor rest when the light is low 24703 For while men live and act and die cealed their accumulated riches for touch crusted at any rate as a rule for a sec Prof Smith highly probable that these to 130925 a gain of Theodore Flied ¬ The word flies to and fro Kneeling down he kissed the rem- ong bicuspid given by Mr Batres to Dr supposed causes are very oftea real the Turks had not found as much gold A hospital was one of leaps the sea it spans the plain f It was oras they expected although they nants of the broken Icoana and signed On throbbing wire and mighty chain Jose J Rojo the young Mexican dent causes Some such explanation of the ners first institutions when he searched for and destroyed everything to the executioner to do his Work It runs Use lire from main to main ganizing- deaconess work in Germany in office and also taken onset was given with show of reason Dr That the world may see and know Prince Brancovan sighed once more ist in the Howestomb is without any in more than two fifths of my cases 183G The Roman Catholics opposed wherein they thought it might have Mitla S I Good Lord Erom and deeply but said again While all men sleep they whir and clash been hidden such incrustation On the other hand and the proportion would no dcubt him bitterly but his first patient churchy Brancovan had sent part of his large Thy will be done The terrible looms of light a canine given by Mr Batres to Dr have been higher had not many of the his firfct physician were of that ¬ On eyes that wake shall the message flash fortune to Venice but he would not Then the sultan called The members of the Methodist Epis Rojo has the incrustation and also af- ¬ patients been brought by persons who From far beyond the night terBrancovan a single child now only reveal the fact in spite of all the knew nothing of their antecedents In copal church will be asked to contribute And songs in the under world begun Reflect before ttiou fords evidence that these ornaments many cases the history was definite and 20000000 for a twentieth century rible tortures to which he was sub remains to thee Shall touch our lips ere day is done were made during life and not after Por space is nought and the earths at one jected and which are described by one sacrifices him also not to be upset by cross examination thank offering fund It will be de¬ Linked by the words swift flight The prince looked on the form of his death The present condition of the For example a child who had never voted to charitable and educational in- ¬ of his secretaries as being so atrocious 1 r that the incrustation had as to make ones hair stand on end delicate boy on his wife below who tooth shows nerve cavity ManT calls to man and not in vain to squint before came from stitutions now maintained by the and destroyed been seen the The cry to his ear is brought simply to read the account At length had fainted and was happily still in- reached of school squinting badly having that Methodist church and will be the larg arthe All love and labor and hope and pain Turks understood that they had sensible on his beautiful daughter who gueslife inthe tooth a process that the morning been put into the corner with est contribution any organization has the Into each soul is wrought the hu-¬ nothing more to gain from the prince was choking with convulsive sobs and teeth life not subject as decay of Work on ye presses at lifes behest occur after death the a cloth over her head another did the ever undertaken for the benefit of does For light far spread and for wrong re- and bade him prepare for immediate after making the sign of the cross microbes or organisms which cause de- same immediately after having his head manity dressed death On hearing this Brancovan again said pushed into a bucket of water by his cay dying with the individual Till time is ended ye may not rest The Lords will be done WOMAN DID NOT RING summoned his sons to his presence and Ye marvelous looms of thought As to the object and significance of brother another after sitting in scald ¬ DEAD Child cried the sultan If thou said to them Marion Gouthouy Smith in Argosy ing water another after being terrified My children our fortunes are lost wilt embrace our faith thou shalt live these incrustations they are a matter by a monkey which jumped on to her A Timid Xurse and a Defective Indiv of conjecture They may have been afour lives are about to be sacrificed but ard be happj cator Make a Tretty Good shoulder No less clear in many cases jy eyes sought those of fected by all who could afford them or was the history of onset during measles The boys soft we must not lose our precious souls Ghost Story v they may have been a distinctive mark Be brave my beloved ones feai no his father as if to gain strength and THE DEATH OF PRINCE whooping cough or other constituticn of some rank or caste What is evident Xc Halloween night is spooky at best death you know what Christ suffered courage HIIANCOVAN from the specimen possessed by Dr al disorders a clear sky for our sake and what a cruel death I die willingly my father he said Rojo is that they must have caused All these are conditions which may even out of doors under 3j CARMEN SVIAA US Queen of Koumania suf is true that I am he endured and the small boys although we know I pray you remain stead in a firm tone It Copyright 1898 fering to those who used them and gravely disturb the nervous system them well enough in spite of their false fast in your faith flinch not at all in young but I am of thy race Shock anger or apprehension impair And shortly his youthful head therefore it is to be inferred that the the control of muscular action they noses and the Gabriel like blasts of the face of the world The four hand- ¬ some youths stood respectfully before crowned with rich dark curls was sev- fashion or custom which prescribed cause the knees to shake the voice to their horns cause us a little shiver of them must have had a strong social or hospitaT T was in the year 1714 Constant m their father bareheaded and listened ered from his body tremble and even the hand of the op fear But Halloween eve in a religious sanction is worse yet and this statement will Then and then only did the old Brancovan had been governing for a to his words Each in turn kissed his Another custom revealed by the teeth thalmic surgeon to become unsteady be readily sustained by a certain proT length of time as voivod of Wallacliia hand and he looked with dimmed eyea mans strength fail him as he fell on Febrile disorders cause delirium conwas now nearly 60 years old a wise upon these his sons who were the pride his knees and kissed the headless found in these prehistoric tombs is that vulsions and sometimes transient stra bationer in a private hospital on the He of notching the teeth so as to form prince and much beloved by his people of his life the hope of his house and corpse bismus and leave the nervous S3stem ex South side At length he rose in great fury and dove tailing indentations Each con- hausted Is it not highly probable that Little Miss Green the new proba- Four handsome sons had been born to whom he was now exhorting to die a tiguous pair of upper front teeth were -- i Pa notched for a certain him who were the pride of his house Christians should When he came to cursed his enemies crying- out such disorders occurring in young chil tioner had been suddenly called upon distance upward by the superintendent to attend anv his youngest born who was still a gans you have slain my four sons and the consolation of his old age and sideways so as to bear a resem- ¬ dren may interrupt the action of those emergency case and taking a book Renewing in these noble princes his child his eyes overflowed with tears May God destroy jou and jours may higher centers which control the move s own youth Prince Brancovan and his Soon footsteps were heard in the ad lie wipe you all from the face of the blance to battlements turned upside ment of the eyes and this not only from her desk she quakingly proceeded down The lower teeth were alternate to room 13 with thoughts of the un- still beautiful wife with their daugh- - joining room a Pasha entered and earth May You have no ground in ly cut ofE and their natural size where control isalready difficult bj rea ter Princess Roxandra lived a sira- - bade them all accompany him to the which to be buried and may your souls so as to fit in left ofthe notches above son of amblyopia or error of refraction lucky number and grewsomeness of with Halloween spooks running through her never know peace or rest ple uneventful life in their capital city presence of the sultan In other words a lower tooth situated but even in children whose visual ap head - jof The aged prince soon stood before his The sultan and his servants were so Bucharest The people looked upon paratus is normal for their time of life - suzerain Presently she heard the cart at the highly incensed at this anathema that below a cavity above was left of its but not yet fully developed the prince as their father and lie justif The old natural size and the adjoining tooth Brancovan said the latter is this thej tore off his vestments in shreds if fied this attitude by the pains he took door and the low voices of the internes f Of idea that the squinting child needs a lit ¬ A nurse must always stand in the pres ito make his rule a blessing to them true which I hear of thee that thou it is even said that they tore the skin was cut off for some distance tle skillful surgery and nothing more is y vln- these dajs there does not remain wouldst throw off thy allegiance and from liis flesh the while calling him course the upper and lower teeth thus dying out Most people know that ence of a doctor even an interne treated would not meet at once but v Miss Green sprang nervously to her ny trace of the insecurity in which the declare the independence of thy princi Dog of a Christian Ghiour glasses are often necessary But that and Brancovan raised his voice for the it is a fact well known to dentists that the child may require teaching at some feet just as the door was thrown open J inhabitants of the two principalities pality Say is it true that thou hast if an upper tooth is cut off the corre- ¬ - then lived and which compelled them even dared to coin money from thy own last time and the cart pushed in j sponding lower tcoth will gradually trouble to use the squinting eye is a to conceal their treasures in wonden gold Thou art fearless as if ihou wert Why didnt you open the door You can cut my flesh into morsels new idea to many It is easily grasped V coffers which covered with carpets thy own master What hast thou to nevertheless Constantin Brancovan grow up to it and vice versa if a lower however and must be grasped if our asked the doctor But the girls tongue was paralyzed dies a faithful Christian Though for- tooth is sawed off the corresponding efforts are to be effective I have used and the richest Turkish stuffs formed plead in justification upper tooth will grow down to it Whether I have governed well or ill saken and abandoned by all he will part of the furniture of a chamber as she gazed at the bandaged figure on Therefore in course of time the the word educative as a help in that di- the cart and she could make no reply and were capable of easy removal to God above is the best judge but if I rest in Christ Jesus rection Of course there are parents a place of safety when their enemies were once a power on the earth see The yataghan of the executioner notched teeth of these prehistoric In and there are children on whom all Perceiving the impression his patient Hw a dians fitted into one another exactlj produced on the nurse the senior in¬ the Turks made a raid into the country now to what ignominy I am reduced closed his early career and must have given them a peculiarly time and trouble spent in this way are terne said reassuringly captive prince with dignity Prince Consrtantin Brancovan had replied the Then the grandchild of the old prince entirel3r thrown away but on the whole Brancovan measure thy words Quite a pie face isnt she long grown distasteful to the sultan who had hidden himself in a womans firm grip upon anything they got be- I have been surprised at the care tween their teeth Oh please dont begged the girl cauKe of his wise and noble charac- - thou and thine are condemned to death skirts was perceived by the execuJsSrje S etaUXU which Dr and patience with which The fragment of 1fterand of his having made himself be- - not one of thy rebellious- tribe shali es- tioner who caught him and holding Howe has as well asskull tooth dscol have been carried out even directiona and looking up appealihgly shef email in homes the j JgjeAfctall his subjects He had also cape his doont him up by his hair cried where one might least expect it Lon herself alone with the patient Bradi resulted As God wills it our lives are in trying to steady herself she lifted one- t accumulated vast wealth and had Is this one to remain alive or shall ored red which must have mercury don Standard from their being dipped in of the womans hands only to drop it caused rold nieces to be coined this your hands he follow his elders J This was naturally a post mortem opiboKed upon as an act of insubor- p- with a cry of terror as the object moved V At this moment a woman beat her TOO SHOCKING eration The populace crowded to witness the way through the crowd and holding up its head from side to side and tried to V ainorion to his suzerain The cavity in the tcoth in which the There were certain individuals at the executions Brancovan looked calmly a child high in her arms said Stay A Scheme That Was Too Cruel to lie sit up The cry brought Miss Darling amongst them your hand that is my child this one is incrusation of iron pyrites is inserted the head nurse Comprehending the j porte willing enough to aggravate the down on the multitude Tolerated Under the Usages it is loose now and easily comes out anger of the sultan and amongst these he recognized the princess his wifr Brancovans grandson situation in an instant she kindlj ex ¬ of Civilized Warfare is perfectly circular and symmetrical a Greek doctor who had presumed and their daughter Roxandra whom plained that the woman was still un-was It was the nurse who heroically gave to fall in love with the beautiful Prin- - the Turks in their refinement of savage her own offspring to save the last re- It argues good instruments and skillGreat beads of perspiration stotd der the influence of the anaesthetic and The instruments upon the brow of the distinguished would probably die before recovering ful workmanship cruelty had compelled to witness the maining princely heir cess Roxandra She witnessed The princes face unflinchingly the sacrifice of her child used were of tempered copper the art senator as with clenched hands and consciousness which would be a bless- ¬ With his courteous ways and knowl- - terrible spectacle convulsivelj twitching lips he lingered ing Even as she spoke the patient pedge of men and countries he found darkened as the Muezin or Turkish clasped the other one to her breast and of producing which has been lost The little bell taken from the tomb upon the steps of our nations capitol advanced and after making the vowing a holy vow she Ilea with him made a wild lurch toward the edge of iavor with the four young princes and priest After some time had elapsed the and which is also one of Dr Howes accomplished his desire of being now usual three salaams thus addressed To think of it he gasped in this the bed and fell back dead V valued possessions is green of course him We will cover her up for the present widows of these unfortunate princes and again with the Princess Roxandra enlightened age but it is otherwise in perfect preserva- monstrous beyond Even the thought is and leave her as she is said Miss Darl¬ cusMy master we have an ancient were set at liberty and withdrew to herself What had at first been merebelief But I will tom here to the effect that a con- Venice ing You may go to the office desk Miss They did not return to their tion and it tinkles just as audibly as it never consent to it Never ly a passing whim now became the may be pardoned if he own country for many years One of did when deposited in the tomb thou necessity of his being and the Greek demned prisoner An eagle eyed reporter spied the dis- Green and answer bells until I come in spite of be willing to change his religion and Brancovans daughters Domnitza Bal sands of years ago by a race of people tinguished man and hastened to his down from supper passionately resolved that holy Mahomedan faith The suppers were served on the fourth asha was so deeply impressed by that has perished Mexican Herald tide j lier rank and his nationality the prin- - embrace our a loud voice their misfortunes that she retired to a Then the sultan called in - cess should be his Anything for me to day he in- floor and Miss Green felt cold chills Brancovan renounce thy dog like monastery and would receive no part LIVELY GOOSEBERRY JUICE chase each other up her spine as she - having done all that he At lastquired belief thou and thy sons em- of her share of the vast inheritance No nothing for publication an realized that she would be ijlone on could to further ingratiate himself with Christian Sparkling Cliampagrnc Manufactured swered the statesman In fact I am the third floor Taking up her book she - brace that of our own and then shall which had produced such dire misfor jrince Brancovan the Greek ap- ye all go forth free from Fruit Other Than tune to her family in no condition to submit to an inter began reading and was suddenly star- proached the question He dwelt uxon Grapes my race should perish Better that She caused the fine Brancovan hos- ¬ view My nervous system is shattered tied by the buzz of a bell Glancing his wealth which he had taken care than that we should deny our sacred pital at Bucharest tc be erected and hurriedly at the indicator she was destroyed faith tc give an appearance of during his religion was the undaunted reply Adulteration of articles of consump- myAnd toin mankindthe American peo- spellbound with fear No 13 was reg- an almshouse for decayed gentlewomstay in the capital his influence with think that Then must ye all prepare for death T the Turks his desire to see Wallachia en as well as a very beautiful church tion is of course a fraud upon the pub ple are called humanitarian by the istercd For several seconds she could unless due notice of it is given said freed from her bondage and unfet- - ordersthe sultan frowning and gave which to this day bears the name of lic a redeeming feature of the decep whole world I will impart this how not moveup Then with a supreme effort But she got that Vacarescu should be the Domnitza Balasha and ran shrieking to the strictly in confidence 7 iered beginning a nobler future Then tion in these days is thaiadulteration ecer war our government hasSince the kitchen The head nuriewas attracted first on whom the soldiers should lay Ti tmiphpd nnon liis nersonal hones taken an Acquitted generally occurs in some wholesome late improve- by the noise and after listening to the expressed himself their hands But he had hardly Voltaire when on his estate of Fer form Margarine is an excellent food unusual interest in all sorts of Become one of our followers for ments in the manufacture of cannon girls disjointed explaiiation calmly before the pnnce interposed Haught- sake thy master live be rich and hap ney was fond of assuming the air of substance though it is not butter the and death dealing projectiles TV The replied aly and emphatically he declared it in py said the Muezin to him nobility and displayed a most philo- potato is very nourishing but it should You silly girl Dont you know that -- possible for such a request even to be hoard of munitions of war of which A Vacarescu does not betray his sophical hatred of poachers One luck- not be found in bread the register is out of order and No 13 - considered a And when the Greek I am a In the same way champagne is an ex- ¬ morning member held mymeeting this always registers for No 2 prince or his church said the ex min less fellow was cauerht and brought Chicago surprise and and what was pressed his suit Prince Brancovan before him Voltaire determined to cellent and invigorating beverage Inter Ocean - ister proudly and bowing his head he usually so calm grew angry and sumtry him according to law and took his which in its cheaper forms however horror to hear a resolution introduced J inarily dismissed his visitor That was was instantly recapitated by one of the members that not only Said Grace in Latin The officials then seized on the third seat as judge directing his secretary has often nothing to do with grapes advocated a return to the devilish pracIn Germantown Pa there is a young the end of the Greeks hopes but not of son of the prince a haughty youth to act as counsel for the prisoner The Gooseberries of course have placed Julias designs He had in his selfish de- tices of war of the middle ages but ster 12 years old who with eyes full of fire and hair black advocate made a long speech in favor champagne within the reach of every exceeded them in fiendishness of sug of the table and says sits at the head grace whenever sires pretended to be what he was not as the ravens wing of the culprit and stopped suddenly body There was a time when it all gestion his father is away Recently his mother he was no sooner out of Prince and asked Vol- came from vineyards when the poor Deny thy faith and I wTill spare Why do you hesitate gave a ladies luncheon The boy hav answered the reporter Yes Branco vans presence than he began to taire I wish to read a passage from had to treat the wine as a case of sour thee said the sultan You know continued the senator ing been forewarned appeared in the think of revenge He at once removed a volume in your library He pro- grapes Do not insult me by speaking thus that projectiles used in war are some- dining room in his most brilliant toilet and sought all means Constantinople But even in champagne countries kneeling down ai cured the book and silently turned its of ingratiating himself with the sultan said the boy and from his body and leaves Voltaire became impatient and there are significant tales of proprie- times filled with chemical compounds and jaking his seat hushed the femi ¬ - He was so servile and flattering that head was severed demanded the cause of his silence tors buying up 2s ormandy orchards of that unite upon the bursting of the nine chatter and annoyed his mother rolled to his fathers feet shell and form poisonous gases that not a little by assuming a tremendous ¬ lie soon became a prime favorite and Well answered the secretary I have apples and it is stated that many ownThe old man sighed heavily and his ly solemn look and extending both then with subtle cunning he combeen looking for the word humanity ers of large pear orchards in France cause the greatest mortality Yes again ejaculated the report- hands over the board in imitation of a of long beard trembled as he said Lord and I see you have omitted it Voltaire are nnder contract to send their entire inenced a systematic persecution clergyman pronouncing a benediction iiJBraneovan He represented himself to thy will be done thought the argument so forcible that produce to a firm of wine merchants in er Well pointed to it was proposed to do awa Then he chanted not in His clear child- the sultan as a friend of Turkey and The sultan then imploringlythe sec- he set the poacher free Detroit Free the champagne district at his Press with the use of these chemicals and isn xreoie Dutm oass tones a string of ond son who fell anxious that the provinces over which aic Lord Palmerston is reported to have use a substitute very thought of unintelligible syllables which occupied she possessed suzerainty should be un fathers feet The prince grew pale a deputation of the trade who which would causethe told civilized man to re- iiciij xic uiiuuics xus motner re- Not Unlikely der more effective control than was the with fear lest his son should fail him never a This is a lawyers story of his first waited on him that there was unless coil in horror and would bring forth buked him severely for it seemed to her blushing raised hia case at present He proceeded to relate but the latter good champagne year in France ¬ the vengeance accused his XT that he had visited Wallachia in order penetrating eyes to those of his fa- trial in which a farmer ducks The there was a good apple crop in Nor- devoted countryof the world upon our that he was trying to turn the ladies luncheon into ridicule He became very neighbor of stealing his and said to ascertain the opinions of the people ther mandy However though perry cider IJfc asked the angry at the rebuke He had antici- ¬ What is the substitute I alone of all thy children have lawyer was employed by the accused and gooseberry wine are excellent and their ruler with regard to Turkey ¬ pated instead many expressions court that was trouble Vind then repeated parts of convers- caused thee wayward and vexation to convince theThe plaintiff- such posi-¬ drinks in their wav thev are not reporter proposed to fill em with cigar- prise and congratulation The of sur- ¬ was not the case was It heart and my grace ations he had had with Prince Bran through my champagne and perhaps the public he explained was in Latin answered tir senator quick blood I cannot go to sleep the tive that his neighbor was guilty of prefers to pay a little more for the ette smoke He had covan talcing cure to magnify the learned it from his tutor Nobody un ¬ because he had Cincinnati Enquirer the princes patriotic expressions into sleep of eternity without kissing tby seen offense charged defendants yard higher priced name London Lancet derstood it here but me and God ha fy si ducks in the his j threats against his suzerain He also hand and craving thy pardon Creamed Oysters r concluded scornfully Detroit Prw How do you your grew placid His Definition told the sultan that vast stores of gold The old mans face againkneeling son dcks asked know they were should Put two taolespoonfuls of butter and Press the lawyer I fervently blessing his School Examiner What is the mean a single slice of onion in a spjder and liad been accumulated by the prince andsaid know my ducks anywhere replied xhv ing of false doctrine he An exclusive Empress and that there was little doubt but before either has begun to brown add At this very hour every fault is ex farmer giving a description of their Schoolboy Please sir its when the one tablespoonf ul of flour onft level tea Although she is very progressive tie was to be devoted to the rais xhat this variou o peculiarities whereby he could doctor gives the wrong stuff to the peo thou art going to God dowager empress of China ing of an army when the time should piated man bared his neck before Jhe distinguish them Why said the ple who are sick Cincinnati En- - spoonful of salt one third of a salt jlusive No man has evr is very --x the young en fcgr j fce ripe for the Wailachians to rebel spoonful of mace and a dash of cayenne the executioner while he lawyer those ducks cannot be of that the prince was conducting yataghan ofwhose manlj face was set rare breed I have seen some justsuch add one pint of cream nept the emperor and the euicLs lso Blend well and like wiriilar and secret correspondence with eldest son heavy beard looked at hi- them in my own yard As coon as the boiling point is reached her court Even Li Hung Chang her Gooseberry Fool Thats not off by a xc bimcs Gooseberry fool is a corruption of put in one quart of oysters and cook favorite minister has never sen her ibrne of the neujnqormgspeedily taken brothers corpse and burst into violent at all nnhkely admittes he farmer face When avlsits few she always sfts imfortunafe rnce was Vor thev are not the onl v d ucks I have 0seberry fouler milled or pressed until the edg es eurl Wopnj Ho tears belimd a ceictm 2 Ti well as nis wuer incu i Companion V T our SbnVlnd fc Oh pceivfcffraii IKe sultan cried had sto ilately i tiful daughter his fa t TtE his nephew and Prime Minister Yacar escu It was just before Eaatertide that the ¬ wcoBimK ¬ -- ¬ ¬ Forsake thy religion lce thnllife is sweet to thee embraco our faith be irae be happy u The young Brancovan did not seem to hear these words but took from his vest an Icoana a sacred image which he wore next to his heart and holding it out said If any among ye here have pity upon me let him send this holy Icoana to my dear young wife It will be a conso- ¬ lation to her until the hour of her death Not a hand was raised to take the holy jewel and casting it on the ground and crushing it with his foot MEXICAN INDIAN DENTISTRX WHX CHILDREN SQUINT SCHOOL-- iJD CURCfl The Teeth of the Natives Were Cut Uiocks to the Nervous System Febrile Disorder Oftea Bear Tran Fast I on and Plugged Liberal- - with Iron the Cause ail - hvtoM j -- - ¬ t ¬ ¬ ¬ v ¬ ¬ - ¬ ils -- ¬ ¬ V v 4 ¬ I l ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ 0 - -- ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- - - ¬ V - ¬ ¬ -- ¬ - ¬ 1 ¬ Jm- - I ¬ ¬ - Z - - w- - ¬ -- - - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- -- I x -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f ¬ siJtc v- -- ¬ ¬ CSV ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ k v ¬ ¬ 3 ¬ - v - ¬ ffl 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 -- - -- - 3rHi t i jO- - t s --- vAtff J a- - THE BOURBOJf rNEWS A TRAP FOR MOLES PAlS wi TUESDAY DECEMBER 13 1898 BUTTER DOUBLES WEIGHT How t r 7 BASIS OF STATE AID Tlxe Principal Points of the Question as SnmmedOJii by the Ij A W nigliivay Committee V -- maintained by those who live along1 them is an ancient doctrine but an un- ¬ just one Fifty years ago Macaulay described how unfairly the practice operated in the seventeenth century how toll roads succeeded it and finally free turnpikes But in this country we have only recently begun to see its in- ¬ justice an to realize that the relative- ¬ ly sparsely settled country with its comparatively small amount of taxable property cannot equitably shoulder the burden of constructing and main ¬ taining the major part of the highways of the country for the use of every¬ That highways should be built and body This subject is treated by A B Choate of the L A W highway committee in circular No 31 of the Go- ¬ vernment Oflice of Road Inquiry on After years of agita- ¬ State Aid tion he says and condemnation of the farmers for failure to build good country roads the agitators have discovered that they have been trying to work an injustice upon the farmers The mistake was not in demanding good roads but in asking the farmers to build good country roads without taxing city property to help pay for them Equality of taxation is a familiar principle yet nothing could be more unequal than to tax farm property alone for the construction of roads which ultimately benefit the entire community In the newer states the property is more nearly equaltaxable ly divided between town and country but in the older ones the preponderance is gieatly in towns and cities in New York the proportion being about ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We offer One Hundred JDollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Description of a Simple Contrivance Some Pretty Bows and Stocks Thai The Novel Scheme of Doctoring It by Halls Catarrh Cure - JDelight the Heart of tne That Hns Been Discovered in t That Is Almost Sure ilo F J Cheney Co Props Toledo Cv We the undersigned have known F J San Francisco Winter Girl Prove Effectual Cheney for the last 15 years and believe trim perfectly honorable in all business transacdisplay so Eibbon To make a mole trap as illustrated Some interesting experiments and tions and financially able to carry out any below the upright piece A is 1 by 3 many novelties and are so smart in ap- analyses have been conducted by the obligations made by their firm will Tyuax Wholesale Druggists To ¬ West inches 2 to 3 feet long and sharpened pearance that the chemists of the health department ledo 0 nvest in a couple of them so as to be driven firmly into the swindle in the Walding Kinnan with the result For instance a most charming one adulteration of that awill be exposed Druggists Toledo O Marvin Wholesale ground It sustains a heavy oak block butter B attached to it by two wooden has two broad ends brought down flat Halls Catarrh Cure taken internally in a formal report at the next meeting acting directly upon theisblood and mucous clamps C which allow it to slide up to form a rest to the belt In- ¬ tlae system Price 75c per botThis in itself migkt not be so unique of the board of health Chief Foodsus- ¬ surfaces of by all Druggists Testimonials and down with great freedom Nailed tle Sold spector Dockery seized samples of on the block is a crosspiece D 10 were it not for the way in which the a house on Mission free butter Halls Family Pills are the best inches long and 2 inches wide which ribbons are fastened together Eyelets picious thinkingin that because it crum- ¬ ¬ are made on the two center edges one btreet has at each end two stout wires insertbled apart like cheese it was merely a Too Bier a Risk ed an inch apart and made very sharp ribbon fitting over the other and held combination of oils or oleomargarine Yes Ive made up my mind to have my B is sustained in an ele- ¬ in place by gold studs The block insured Here is a simple neck trimming and He was more than surprised however life Any particular reason for it vated position by the piece E which the passes through the upright just far suggests a way to use up odds and ends on beingin told by Prof Green sub- ¬ Going to be married next week charge that the article chemist Lets see youre one of these popular enough to catch upon the block when of ribbon about three inches wide and mitted for analysis was butter and a fellows arent you in the position shown in the cut It is five eighths of a yard in length Why I fancy Im prettywell known Pin one end plaited together to the good average sample of butterat that ¬ held in this position by the piece F G Well we can There was but one peculiar character- wedding is over t insure you until after the lower edge of the collar just in front istic in the butter water oozed from it Why not of the right shoulder Because your no the neck in large drops when the butter W3 friends will theres youtelling whatget fool Carry the ribbon around do to before you out of spread upon bread and when pressed going toward the front first and then town Cleveland Plain Dealer iasten it just in front of the left shoul- ¬ with a knife upon a slap it decreased der again on the lower seam of the col noticeably in bulk Can You Solve This Puzzle Verse How do you account for that lar A round fancj pin should be used A simple go between am I who has Dockery asked his question being Without a thought of pride for this purpose and the girl I part the gathered thoughts of men iuherited a quaint old fashioned breast prompted by the chemists statement And liberally divide By the use of a form of pepsin and I set the soul of Shakespeare free pin will find it just what she needs To Miltons thoughts give liberty alkalis and salt the butter is emulsified A pretty stock for a girl with a slim Bid Sidney speak with freer speech neck is made of silk shirred on four or made to absorb its own weight of Let Spenser sing and Taylor preach heavy cords and put aroiind the neck water For instance in making up the Though through all learning swift I glide No wisdom doth with me abide very loosely A stock of this kind butter one pound of good butter was H you can solve the foregoing and send should end at the back with a rosette taken and put into a vessel with one the correct answer to George H Heafford pound of milk A little pepsin and salts General Passenger Agent Chicago Milwau ¬ of the corded silk St Paul Railway Old Colony BuildMuch more suitable for the thick of some kind were added Then the kee Chicago together with a two cent ing ¬ necked girl is a stock of simple tucked different ingredients were churned to- stamp he will send you what it calls for silk which lies flat and adds nothing gether and after a little while the milk had disappeared with the chemicals to size His Way of Advertising The old fashioned bow tie will appear and there were two pounds of butter Charles I dont see how Blank can make in great numbers but let the short girl This compound will retain its increased any money out of that tobacconists busiHANDY MOLE TRAP beware of using it too offten It is weight for a considerable time but ness of his Hes always smoking the best four-in-hands DRESSING THE NECK This ¬ ¬ W girl-who-kno- ws ¬ see a snow storm in 3 fflmmer we never did but we have seen the clothing at this time of the year so covered with dandruff that it looked as if it had been out in a regular snowstorm No need of this snowstorm As the summer sun would melt the falling snow so will c V - ¬ AVers ¬ vigor melt these flakes of dandruff in the scalp It goes further than this it prevents their formation It has still other properties it will restore color to gray haii in just ten times out or every ten cases And it does even more it feeds and nourishes the roots of the hair Thin hair becomes thick hair and short hair be- ¬ comes long hair We have a book on the Hair and Scalp It is yours for the write the doctor about it Probably there is some difficulty with your gen- ¬ eral system which may bo easily re ¬ Address moved DR J C AYEK Lowell Mass do not obtain all the benefits you expected from the use of the Vigor ¬ six to one The bearing which this fact has Bays Mr Choate upon the question of state aid for building country wagon roads is very apparent for if the farm- ¬ ers are required to pay taxes on their proportionately very small amount of property to improve the long stretches of country roads while the city people pay only enough taxes on their great wealth to improve the roads within the city limits it will be necessary that the road taxes levied upon the farm prop- ¬ erty shall be very much heavier in pro- ¬ portion to the value of that property and the prinicple of equal taxation will tfe violated j- - me Dusness men in me cities nave fr -TTvaLsarned that it is to their interest to - wwr li T L - satv t x - x - in one end of which at F notches are cut and the slightest elevation of the opposite end G disengages the piece E and lets the block fall The trap is so arranged that when the block drops the pins will enter the mole track which is undisturbed ex- ¬ cept by flattening it down with the foot even with the surface just at the place where the end G of the piece F G will come The block is lowered once or twice to make sure the pins will penetrate the soil without diff- ¬ iculty The trap is set and G just touches the ground where it is trodThe den down over the mole track 12 to 14 inches block must have a fall of The pieces E and F G are each about 35 inches long and made very light The slightest lifting at G will throw E out of the notch in F and let the block fall The mole approaches from either direction and when he raises the ground before him springs the trap and the points will pierce his body Experiments have proved that the best distance apart for the pairs of wires is 9 inches letting them enter the ground about 4ys inches from the piece G The block B is a piece of rough scantling with the piece C nailed on It is a good plan to put another wire into the middle of the piece D at each end about 2 inches fronfthe twoouter ones whicn will prevent any chance of its failing to catch the mole when sprung Arsenic mixed with corn meal d dropped into mole runs usually soon destroys the animals Grains of corn pricked at the heart and a little arsenic put in and raw potatoes with arsenic introduced usually prove ef-¬ fectual also but require careful preparation Farm and Home ¬ very apt to take from lfer the smart ap- ¬ pearance so essential to good form and give her an objectionable dumpy look She may however wear the tie if it is knotted with short narrow loops and has ends that widen out and reach to the foot of the gown Or she may wear the short soft tie fastened d instead of with bow in four-in-han- ¬ MAKING CIDER VINEGAR Plan Nov In Vogue Is to Run It Over Shavings at a Fairly Hiyrh Temperature MINNESOTA PRAIRIE ROAD r the expense of road improvements that benefit them 5 State aid for road building is the same in principle as state aid for pub- ¬ lic schools 6 State aicHs not a new experiment in road building but has proved suc- ¬ cessful in New Jersey Massachusetts and elsewhere tion requires that they contribute toward the expense 4 State lid simply requires all benefited property owners to contribute to have better country roads The whole state is interested in the improvement of all the roads and since the city people are insisting that they shall be improved it would be fair to levy a tax on city property as well tts country property for the improvement of country roads This is what is meant by state aid The state does to conduct the country not undertake district schools but it does say that if any school district shall run a school of a certain character a certain num- ¬ ber of months in the year it will con- ¬ tribute to the expense The state aid proposition then is an application to building country roads of the practice now in -- operation for funriingcountry schools Summing up the principal points Mr Choate finds that 1 All taxes should be equal 2 Taxing farm property to improve all country roads and city property to improve city roads only results in un ¬ equal taxation 3 City peopie desire to have country roads improved equal and just taxa- ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ White Worms in the Soil If plants are troubled with white worms in the soil an easy method of ex-¬ termination is said to be sulphur matches stuck well down into the soil Bulphur end down A few drops of car lolic acid in a dipper of water is also gqod and Jilne water in the proportion One Advantage of a cupful of unslacked lime to pail of Still living ir a boarding house hM water is the old standby Put a cork in its advantages drainage hole of pot and saturate the I dont know of any When celerygete frozen it will not y ell there are generally few urn oil thoroughly witfi the clear Kme keep ax elFiiofit lose rts flavor A brellas around that one may borrow Water before allowing Jto ruif awar v r - f vdltM9t hurt celery UaTionalStockmtoJ- Philadelphia Korth American little-frost- The Virginia experiment station has been conducting some experiments to determine if it be feasible for the or dinary farmer to attempt to fermezt his own vinegar As is known by most of our readers the old way of mak ¬ ing cider vinegar is to allow the cider to stand in barrels for from one to two years before using it The more plan is to run it over shavings iJ a moderate heat By this means fer- mentation progresses rapidly and the cider is soon changed into commercial vinegar In the case of the Virginia ex- ¬ periments the generators used consist- ¬ ed of a 4xS foot wooden tank filled with beech shavings The tank was provided with holes near the bottom for the admission of air and fitted one foot from the top with a wooden disc perforated to allow the entrance of the cider which was distributed evenly over it by means of a dumper The vinegar was drawn from the ank by means of a syphon of glass tubing in ¬ serted in a hole near the bottom The temperature of the fermenting cider in the mass of shavings was controlled by regulating the supply ofair some of the air holes being shut off when the temperature rose too high and opened when it fell too low In order to acidify the shavings and start the process of fermentation the generator was charged with strong vinegar and again with vinegar in which some concentraed grape juice was dissolved The stock solution a mixture of weak vinegar and fermented cider was then run through the generator at the rate of 20 gal ¬ lons in 24 hours The resulting product was a very good vinegar ranging from 405 to 5S7 per cent acid A mixture of half vinegar and half fresh cider failed to produce good vinegar without being run through the generator twice Better results were obtained by allow ¬ ing the vinegar to ferment for some time in casks before running it through the generator The temperature with ¬ in the generator two feet from the bot- ¬ tom ranged from 88 to 106 degrees The higher temperature caused the loss of alcohol and lowered the acidity of the product Temperature below 90 did not give good results The best is thought to be about 95 Farmers Review ¬ ent when exposed to the atmosphere the outer edges dry and crumble like cheese All that be said of the samples is that they are doctored butter They give no signs of adulteration I took this stuff from F Rexinger in his room on Mission street said Dockery They were making it in a room in the lodging houses and selling the knot The tall girl may wear the short tie method Bexinger showed me a hand ¬ with a large loose bow knot anfas ful of twenties and said he got them Icn it at the throat with a fancy brooch from a fellow who had bought the se The tie should be about six inches in creat that morning for 300 width It may be made of silk tulle Bexinger came from Honolulu and hiffon or mousseline de soie Lace must have brought the scheme to this ends add ornamentation and are consid city from the islands for I never saw ered quite chic anything like this butter before in San White and delicately tinted neck Francisco It tastes like good butter trimmings brighten up the most som ¬ and one can be deceived till you see the ber of gowns and give a dressy yet Avell water coming out of it from under ¬ groomed effect that is very desirable neath the knife Chicago Chronicle Therefore the fact that they will be much wTorn throug hout the winter will Folk Lore be welcomed by most girls The research into popular beliefs is The Medici collar will once more make an absorbing and not a profitless study its appearance during the coming win- ¬ Scarcely a day passes that we do not ter It will be much worn in combina- ¬ rtm across some piece of superstition tion with the tie whose ends reach to that dates in one form or another from the floor mentioned above a far antiquity Salt is spilled at table Vests will be the delight of the win ¬ and Ave jest with our neighbor over the ter girl She will have her gown made prospect of a quarrel half believing in in such a way that the vest can be thcw sign though we may not Icnow changed and then she will scheme for that the Bomans did the same A dog the greatest variety of vests owned howls at night and we recall the wide ¬ b any of the girls in her circle spread belief that the howling of a dog Coat collars are of two kinds The foretells death but forget that our single breasted coat buttons up tight early Aryan ancestors assigned to the to the neck finishing there with a dog the office of messenger from the stiff high collar Double breasted world of spirits The every day custom coats open slightly at the neck and is as old as humanity the nursery have the regidation small coat revers jingle may be traced back to an origin The former style is likely to prove pop ¬ in the worlds babyhood the familiar ular on account of the military atmos ¬ fairy tale which delights nineteenth phere which will continue to cling to century children is found in varying our clothing for some time to come forms in all countries pointing to a Eur collarettes adorned with lace common origin in a remote age em ¬ and flowers are already appearing for bodying old Aryan myths and giving us evening wear Thej are most daintily interesting information of the conceplined with delicate brocade silks and tions of our ancestors regarding na- ¬ have high Medici collars fastened up ture and human life Lippincotts with bows at the back St Louis Re¬ Patron Saint of Lawyers public Who by the way is the patron saint A famous lawyer in Brit of lawyers KELLY LOOKED PLEASANT tany once appealed to the pope for a And Thus He Got His Likeness Carved saint His holiness proposed that he should go around a certain church in Stone at the Entrance blindfolded and lay hold of the saint to a Penitentiary He stopped and nearest his hand This Mr Owen Kelly whose home is on the grasped a certain image crying Ealls road enjoys the doubtful honor be our saint this be our patron I When of having his likeness carved in the the bandage was removed he found granite entrance to the new peniten ¬ that though he had stopped before the tiary building Mr Kelly formerly altar of St Michael to his horror he owned a piece of ground which he sold had laid hold not of St Michael but of to the directors of the penitentiary the figure under St Michaels feet the when they were acquiring property for devil London Sketch the location of the new buildings He was greatly interested in the erection THE MARKETS of the buildings and spent most of his time in the vicinity talking with the Cincinnati Dec 12 00 fe 3 75 LIVESTOCK Cattlecommon workmen and constituting himself a 3 tO fa 4 35 Select butchers 6 25 5 75 sort of independent superintendent CALVES Fair to good liyht 3 00 3 15 Some few weeks ago a stone carver HOGS Coui be and heavy 3 20 3 10 Mixed packers 3 20 3 10 Lnjrht shippers began cutting ornamental designs in 3 2 3 85 SHEKP the granite arch which forms the en- ¬ LAMBS Choice 175 Qa 5 15 2 40 trance on Forrest street to the admin- FLOUR Winter family 2 60 C7 fro Wheat No 2 rcdnew istration building The architects de ¬ GRAIN 3 red No ft to 34 sign called for the faces of two men on Corn No 2 mixed 28M Oats No 2 the inside of the arch One face depicts 57 Rye No 2 ¬ ¬ ¬ cigars himself ing Fred Oh How so thats his method of advertis ¬ c Puffing his goods Stray Stories ¬ Excursion tickets will be sold at all staN tions on the North Western line C W Ry C St P M 0 Ky S C P Ry M V R R to all other points and P E on this system and on the Union Pacific Railroad within 200 miles of the selling sta tion at greatly reduced rates December 24 25 26 and 31 1898 and January 1 and 2 1899 good until January 4 1899 Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry for full par-¬ ticulars ¬ Holiday Excursions asking If you seat Stout Young Woman Oh I could not think of depriving an old I mean I could not think of depriving you You go ahead and take it an dont ar-¬ gue I know you fat girls always has lame Indianapolis Journal feet D Chrmrmns on the C H For the holidays a low round trip rate will be made on all divisions of the C H D Ry Tickets will be on sale December 23 24 25 30 31 and January 1st Good re- ¬ Offering1 Elderly Passenger Here miss take this Gracious - fcfcfcfcfceefcfffcfcefc6fcffc lar week day schedule turning to and including January 3d For this occasion trains will be run on the regu- ¬ ber 25 on branches of the road where there is no regular Sunday service For infor- ¬ mation call on your nearest ticket agent To He Determined Later Reed Ah I see you are busy Writing for publication Wright I dont know yet Cincinnati Enquirer To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- Some jnen even pretend to be well in- ¬ formed by pretending to forget what books they have read Washington la Demo- ¬ on Sunday Decem- ¬ W2 IIlL Of Jj- - 4 i X t Trora mf I - I g we will S AUW T Send your address on a postal and send you our 158 page illus- trated catalogue free WINCHESTER w REPEATING ARMS CO - -- As Black Your as DYE CoNashuaJNH Buckinghams Dye RPHall 50 cts of druggists or YourWiiiskers A Natural Black with crat With a rub or two lumbago is often cured By St Jacobs Oil Small cost big profits He is a fool who thinks that another does not think Spanish Proverb You Are you bruised wont be long Use St Jacobs Oil and READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS si Shortest way A hypocrite makes more trouble in the world than a fool Atchison Globe or THOUSANDS of SENT Catalogues FliEE PLAYS 100 At once use St Jacobs Oil for sprains At once it will cure Athletes know this He who wants a mule without fault must walk on foot Spanish Proverb Wax Works Fairy Plays Paper Scenery Plays tor Characters only Tahleaux Vivnnts Make Up Materials Amateurs Guide to the Stage Guide to Selectmpr Plays How to Mako Up SAJUXJEI FliKNCH AC W aSd St New York CityMale All kind of Books for Home Amusements Inclndlntr New Plays Just Issued Charades Reciters Chil- ¬ dren 8 Plays Negro Plays Dialogues Mrs Jarley s rare - Por Infants and Children f - u m Kf J jr jnjr jr Mi r jTM W W UIG1 v v Illlllff lCQld -- jmAAr mt im m mj inn inn nil unun n luinun I UK miiu iuu naic Minavd KMio nr NEW YORK CITT ij - JET -- THE CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY STREET out from the world to pay the penalty of a crime against the laws of the state Opposite this face is carved the face of a prisoner who has expiated his crime and is leaving the prison Hia face is smoothly shaven and the artist has succeeded fairly well in giving the face an expression of happiness and sat ¬ isfaction over his release Outside the arch the architect pro vided for the carving of two satyrs One of these can be plainly seen in the stone but on the other side appears what is said to be an excellent likenesa of Mr Kelly The story goes that Mr Kelly asked why his likeness could not be carved in the stone Any face would do for the carver and he readily consented to fix the likeness of Mr Kelly there indelibly Baltimore Sun ¬ ¬ a prisoner entering the institution The face wears a mustache and the downcast eyes speak plainly of the feel ¬ ings of a man who is about to be shut HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess Lard BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery porki 1214 3 50 1 U U ft 8 50 50 4 90 14 STAR PLUG L M NATURAL LEAF PLUG CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG SLEDGE PLUG SCALPING KNIFE PLUG APPLES Choice to fancy POTATOES Per bbl 24 4 00 25 I 40 3 0 CHICAGO FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring CORN No 2 DATs No 2 PORK Mess LAK1J 3 40 SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING i7A GVAfa 33s0 2GKW 8 05 68J W 33X 27 8 10 5 12 LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO COiMnPY -- a TRUST or COMBINE -- o Not JWdi kyr - v if - Steam 5 05 3 60 FLOUR WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE DATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western NEW YORK Winter patent DO YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS coeooaaa- TVanrifcttxxeiv - t 3 80 ZIJi - 4055 50 31 10 00 5 40 COO T SCIENCE IN NEATNESS BE WISE AND USE m 30J 9 75 FLOURFamlly CornMixed BALTIMORR - SRAIN Familv 550 71 SouthernWheat 71J4 71 Outs No 2 unite Rye No 2Wesern DATTLE Pirst quality UOGS Western GRAIN Wheat Na 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oals No 2 misled FLOUR -- 07 39 4 00 J 33 55J 4 60 3 70 67 d 3 50 INDIANAPOLIS 30 27 3 75 - Complete Double Breecb Top Snap Leaier rTT lil IMV KjJiLEI bP WHERE ALL SAPOLIO CHEAPER tbto ELSEWHERE Bead irimp for POWELL CLEMENT CO FISH TACKLE SPOKTSMEtS SUPPLIES itfttfttfftirirtttiinitinaiijt euu A UliriSf HISS Do you OSMfclaSUClNClSXATl Oits Mixed PORK Mess CrAJRD steam LOUIaVILLE Winter patent SRAlN Wheat No 2 red orn Mixed t -- ft 4 00 - fc 3tV4 R3KTllSMttilaMaila flSfc ClfVS FAILS wantio earn somethlnjr for W can putyou in the way of making Christian 4 without far terferincwithrrgular occupation Iven child re emji earn 5 between school hoars Something eatirWhr new and original No canvx4HganI no cWtal re¬ quired A XS outfit will be ent m rMeipt EVERYBODY tamp Postoffice box a487JIW YORK 2 XTV - BaBtCouKhSyrnn - 29J 9 60 S 75 intlnw TarteeGood SoW by dreggtete Use A N K purriwft wkut wt vmmv picture 1739 mnt ji tv sg taw yyr Jkwwmmsmi cJWfe rs iU r 1 I I n J THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 13 1898 Gor 7th aft -- s Cor 7thr Main - HI r- - J3s WW 1AVJ OCT the Holidays are Iow JHpproachincJ Vk -- Ttie INe w HiOTjLisvllle Store OXJL w m Main A 5F W Wll endeavor to e ive von rvriftfis that have never heen eriven before in this vicinitv We nmstrertnee nnr stniVIr hafnrA the first of the year qI rk ttt li o S AfaW flYlH ini J VX r Ar on rrrck Viarra ft itran ttah etrkmn TMiinao A a4fTin rvjVVjLiO U vsI VVO JLLCIlVs glVDU J Lt OUiUO pilOO WOiUVV UUOIU Trrill infaroof Trrkii o n rl oil UIUC1 IUUOXUOU JUUWJL1U mai Will ari TTft 1E OiiCliUb xxltJJLLIUxXtUL m n rrrill T ame noerai aiscount as though they were aavertisea r t 4- - VV XXX 4 UJLUXL -- m - - - 4 Z Vf C7 6 1I 3R i 2 4 J 4 50 cents 150 each 348 each For a good sized Calico Coin Mens and Boys Mackintoshes For an extra heavy Chinchilla 25 cents each Overcot well made worth 500 j Ladies Ecru and white satin double texture with cape worth fort worth 75 cents 98 cents per pair banti tleeced vests and pants 250 o Ji For Iiadies calf skin shoe ia worth 39 cents each 675 For the best quality of Reaver button worth 125 and Kersey Overcoats all colors 15 cents per yard 25 cents each 15 cents 3 for 10 cents Ai Wool Flanuels white red and For Shirts and Drawers in Per pair for heavy duck snuck- - every one worth 1000 O N T Spool Cotton Clarks 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 skiri anJL fgafc f In abundant lots capes all of leather high topped siioeslnttM 4 148 per pair this seasons styles at low figures city Mens double half tapped soled SO oents per pair t 15 cents each 45 cents per pair Cloaks that were carried over at calf boots worth 200 jS Ladies Ecru or White Tests Mens ai wool extra heavy soxs For the best oil tanned calf 50 cents on the 1 Call and ex- ¬ -- and Pants worth 25 cents shucking gloves worth 75 cents amine these offers worth 35 cents Your choice of any Calico in the house at 3 1 2 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none - per yard Wrapper Flauuettes latest Fall Styles worth lo cents 7 ccuts irfFfv f - - k cfr 1 - -- K -- ryMir sold to merchants In every department you will find each article reduced to a closing out price which will only prevail during this sale Call and r yourself if you are in need of a bill We will save you money r sesforx K fi THE XjiotxIs m NEW IOxlIIcLIxxs LOUISVILLE STORE f Insure your property against tire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- ¬ pany O W Miller Agent Paris Ky r m Salosliin iMSife Jc - - ht mrm nzm jm- m rzs w- IIdq m fW MM 20 YEARS IN OHIO BE SWEENEY R Office Hours 8 to 10 a TrtQ l aorlinn Cnnniiltrtfn n Amnrinn HID LGdUlllg OCUIQIIOIO Ul HIUCIIUaiAT nf BE m 7 to 8 p m 1 to 3 p in A Popular Hotel Always popular the Palace Hotel af- 250000 ThniiSJiTida Cured - WtLUKtIKILIIJKtmfin m of vnnnnr nnil tni1f1Innfpi1 r innnv I 4 auuy uiuy uu o u cuiarir h il uuuuusciuubu mg sensation sniall UYistmg stream fT saarp culiiuk pains at nines Fiigni ais charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all tbo symntoms of nervous debility they havo STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors experimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not cure you as it will re- ¬ turn Our 2HEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs tho stricture tissue herico removes tho stricture permanently It can never return No pain no suffer- ¬ ing no detention from business by our method The sexualorgansarestrength cned The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns are troubled with this flispnsR Sixth and Vine street was easily the most popular hotel in Cincinnati during 15nov tf the G A R encampment Excellent cuisine prompt service and polite em- ¬ ployes and splendid management has made it the beat 2 and 250 per day hotel in America Kentuckians always Terms 5 and 5i per cent on real find friends stopping at this hostelry estate mortgage 278ep4s MOORE ROGERS Phone 135 Residence Phone 27 Night Ring Formerly office of late Dr Buck Office fee YOU CAN AT FIND - Money To Loan V 16sep 6mo Paris Ky H A SMITE Office over G S Varden Co Dissolution notice 3 1898 WECURE GLEET H - Paris Ky Nov AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT YOU NEED IN FALL AND WINTER ROS Sue ttr I jr r Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual vigor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause of these symptoms General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at times Smarting Sen- ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo 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 havo made a life study of iseaesof Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi- ¬ tively cure you Ono thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure f CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cure EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMP0TENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KIDNEY nnd BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION EREE TREE If unable to call write for QUESTION BLANK for HOME By mutual consent the firms doing business under the name and style of Stuart and J H Hibler Office Honrs 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Spears Co have this day dissolved and E F Spears Sons are their successors All persons indebted to the above firms may settle the same with either E F Spears or Jno Stuart one or both of whom will be found at the down town house formerly occupied by Spears Stuart 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay Spears Stuart are responsiole for all the highest market price in casbj or 1 debts contracted by the firms of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler Co will furnish sacks and store your wheat an elevator and buy your wheat when in STUART SPEARS you are ready to sell a the highest marH HIBLER CO ket price Those who held wheat last 4nov 4t year made big money Store your wheat and get the profit fens Wanted to Buy ¬ J EO FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t Paris Ky STOTICE Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D 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 Oome in and look thiough our big stock of i r J ihii t ja ri Sr3 m ifjsw 55 m t iJ 4 Ss Surgeon oth in ry Goods Cloaks I- j1 - TREATMENT Kennedy a Kergam The following farms have been posted Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts and we hereby warn all hunters that if they are caught on any of the lands of Office Hours the undersigned they will be indicted for trespassing MATT HOWARD 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m ireraraEgrairapara lL t i 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O J J J M MILLER WARD Q WARD HUGHES 16aug tf SHOES BOOTS Etc and you will always say the right place to buy good goods at right low prices is at v - i JOHN B KENNEDY CATESBY BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM JMHALL WOODFORD N C FISHER Attorney- - At Law Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway Hrvs v - VIV ROBT H FERGUSON JAS E CLAY BARNETT BROS TOLEDO i VK DETROIT All Points in Michigan White City Special Best Terminal Station For Rent The store room occupied by C Grosche is for rent Possession given January 1st 1899 Apply to Geo Rassenfoss Phone 58 up stairs 2 doors West of Boubbon News CHICAGO TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY carl Crawford ALVA CRAWFORD 91 i S Wll at Sacks Avoiding The Tunnel ST LOUIS BOSTON FOR SALE CHEAP i - Wheat stored on reasonable terms DEALER IN and highest market price paid for Wagner Sleeping Cars Wheat Furniture Window7Sbades Oil Cos officeCall on us at Paris Milling YORK Cloths Carpets Mattresses B M RENI0K Wagner Sleeping JEte 00 nffett Parlor Cars Cars Compartment P S Farmers would do well to store Cars Private - Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Special attention given to Undertak- their wheat near home i GEO W DAVIS NEW CRAWFORD BROS 3iDpcDra3r Mun and FiftbSts Dissolution of Haggard Mice BHNER TOBACCO ¬ Vwe -r- --5 i v r LH Landman MD t Ai A simple application to the gums used r O U- only by me and acknowledged by the PARIS KENTUCKY Cincinnati l3an99 7 Paris Ky public to be the best and easiest and BLUE GRASS NURSERIES absolutely free f romN any after effects satisfactory Calla i Work MMM Fj3LXiXjb Catephoric treatment for painless promptlyguaranteed t CALDWELLS Ml Your work is answered solicited Prices reasonable Everything for Orchard Lawn and filling INDIGESTION 11 and Ornamental trees Garden Fruit Set of teeth 800 Roses Vines Small Fruits Shrubs Upper and lower 1500 v HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK ¬ Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock Of 544 Fourtli Avenuer 50 cts up Silver fillings Nurseries Cincinnati grown in Louisville Ky 100 up ttold nllmgs fjtfo 503 W Ninth Street Prices reasonable as we employ no SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Gold crowns 500 Descriptive catalogue on ap- ¬ Agents - Z vX i Painless extraction 50 cts ijrn a -- WMlteatthe Windsor Hotel Paris plication to r Will be at the Windsor Hotel- Pari jpi DESIRE to sell my house and ot If you are going to have a sale and r7 ulx 5H F BDOCiliTJIOIETER D J B 1 5 Jackson- ¬ wish to set a dinner at reasonable Lexington Ky with blacksmith shop at Phone 279 UESPAY DEC 13 1898 Friday BeC 1 1898 ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on 821 Main St Paris Ky Tuesday in eacn ance in twelve months For further opp Court house ling every second EEORGE BASSENPOSS returning once every month Eyt wc-particulars address or call on CALDWELLS Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to5 p m amiued 20sept2m BENJ F SHARON Paris Kxv - juated and glasses scientifically a4 y 87 Jacksonville Ky 18ocWf ff Teiepnone j-- jjOUiu o McCofianoK Passenger Traffic Mgr I B MARTIN Tkt Agt Gen Pass your tickets read via BIG ing and Repairing Main Street Paris Ky TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN NO GAS NO COCAINE JOHN CONNELLY 3FXjiTJ3MBJbJJHL Fruits l Flowers S We The undersigned composing the firm Reed Laundry have this day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership 0 E Reed as- ¬ suming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Thos owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J Four Months Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted by above firm Independent WarehouaeJ Signed this 13th dav of Juue 1898 C E REED W L DAVIS Agent IJ H HAGGARD 5sp 4wks WABIiHC0g M i 1398 - SDR PEPSlN - DR R GOLDSTEIN Sale Dinners -- nm I - ia KEEEEENCE-Every4eading-pky- sician Paris jsemuuaj - YRUP PEPSI N CURES CONSTIPATION - - L - V - 3 Vx- - r - Qy l j m - Jr i Z v 3A ss iiJ ib

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