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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 16, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 bou1898121601_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 16, 1898 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. fc T X -- - A iMr-L-- V A u r MILLER i HL C BOU RBON PRINTED EVEEY TUESDAY AKD FRIDAY K N afc - dci fc - - -- r - Hjrv 9fe 1 a Cm VV W EstablistatfTEB 1 1881 5 j - Jl MAM Eiittrs aid Owners 5 CHi EIGHTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON OOs KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 16 1898 fT9l NOlOfi 4 C F BROER 0 MILLERSBURG NewB Notes RUDJDLES MILLS P Gathered In And About The Ttuwr A Rich Itemembraiice One of our many beautiful gifts Rich in Qvality Style and Beauty But best of all at very Low prices Miss Mary Agues Purnell ia convales- Â¬ cent at PersoHala Andjother JTotes Gathered For ThwNews Readers Mr Ollie Martin is on the sick list Mr H C tunent is attending court J AT n s PABPElfWEEHLYAV Will contrane to give week by week during 1890 by means of illustrations and text all the important news of the world in a clear and concise manner -- cents BankB Neal went to Cincinnati Thurs Â¬ day on business Go to Mocks for a handsome rocker AT TOP PRESSTJR- EIt for a Christmas present Daring the next three weeks every effort will be called forth to meet the de Â¬ shipped a car mands of this Holday time We have made great preparations and can assure of Mclntyre McClintock hogs to Cincinnati Tuesday yon of the most satisfactory service prompt speedy and accurate Ed Brown now has a position with Fit the givers pnrse and the recip- the L IDEAL CHRISTMAS N as night operator at Cynthi ients needs PRESENTS aua HXXLTJDAY PICTURE- SThe thermometer registered five de- Â¬ grees below zero here Wednesday morn Â¬ Oar fall assortment displayed ing Copley prints in dark frames from 1 50 2 2 50 3 and np Mr W Frank Miller and wife re- Â¬ 4 and 5 represent the figures 3 Water Colors at all prices turned Monday from a visit to Emi Â¬ on large collections nence We cant enumerate here the many merits of this exhibition All we ask is that you come in and see it Its for you Its free to everybody Mr Wyatt Insko of the Carlisle Courier was here Wednesday on busi Â¬ OOU HE LEATHER CHAIRS ness FANCY TABLES FAN0Y ROCKERS The telephone office has been moved BE3KS HALL SE S QCT UN T CHAIRS t Hotel Conway and is in charge of Spend an hoar or so in oar dtore this week Ben Joues For Rent Flat of four rooms to man with small family 25 Â¬ Haveyon seen Phillips line of books a t Covingtom Mr was here lastwreek on business Mr John Tlaompson and familyvisit ed relatives aY Headquarters this week The ladiesfdf the Methodist chuich will give a supper in the church tonight Messrs John Thompson and P J Cracratt wee in Carlisle Monav on business I Miss Vfrgie Ogle of Paris was the guest of Mils Effie Jett Monday and -- RiddfeBoulden returned from Headquarter last week Mr John Howard of Q eorgetowh H POLITICS V Independent of parties devoted to good government it will not hesitate to approve or disapprove whatever the situation may be ART The leading artists of the country will contribute to the pages of the WEEKLY as heretofore making it the foremost illustrated weekly H C Wells Cuba and the Philippines Special article will appear on these two countries by Messrs Phil Robinson and P D Millet both of whom made special journeys to the islands These places will be similarly treated who likewise made a study of the places Hawaii and Porto Rico by Caspar Whitney andW Dinwiddle v Ht Tuday H 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 WEEKLYS live and energetic policy Is what iD - - G F BROWER CO Carpets Furniture Wall Pape Covington Long Distance Telephone Call 870 T P Wadell has killed over 6000 turkeys here this year They are now woith 7 cents FokSale An Alderny cow fresh our Diamonds are Carefully selected in the roiryhj and second calt good milker T M Purnell cut in our factory by Gxpert Diamond Cutters 2ife carry Miss Laura Trundle and Miss Laura the cCarycst StocAr in the 2iest at the jCowest Prices Lilleston of Paris are guests of Mr Jno Jameson and family SILVERSMITHS STATIONERY WATCHES Some miscreant cut off the tails of two Our stock of STERLING SILWe are Sole Agents for the Our Department of VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe They strayed NicK Rankins horses WEDDING SILVER is the Co watches Our stock in this Stationery and Engrav of from home Monday most complete in the West A ing is thoroughly few exclusive patterns of Ster line includes every grade and Will and Chas Clarke sold to R B and complete ling Silver Spoons and Forks at make known to the trade at Hutchcratt at Paris 1400 bushels of in every respect prices to suit everybody 5100 PER OUNCE wheat at about 63 cents Mail Sand for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection Thos Mclntyre is not much improved His sister Mrs Snyder and daughter have been with him this week Mr W P Alliband and wife of S Nicholasville have been guests of Mr Hugh Campbell and wife this week Messrs Nat Collier and Wm Judy have delivered the best turkeys this made to order by men Tailors season both lots averaged 19 J pcunds Jftokrth and Walnut Sts TiMmmA 4ht a uuviui iMMMmi ivwviiv Amtnii KsViuvuiiv Cincinnati T M Purnell 2t Mrs Mary Myall Riley of Maysville was the guest of Mrs Oicar Johnson this week Rush Hurt and A L Auxier of Cov iogtou are on a hunting trip near Vanceburg 0 Mrs Sue Jaynes returned Tuesday from a visit with Mr Win Hiutou of DIAMOND CUTTERS school Chowning returuei4rom R W Dumber Saturday g SERIAL STORIES Rev Ralph Gabby of Lexington WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKES By H G Wells preached hre Sunday morning and WITH SWORD AND CRUCIFIX By E S Van ZHe evening By R W Chambers THE CONSPIRATORS Mr Marian Martin aud wife of Mil Some Short Story Contributors lersburg spent Sunday with J O Mar- Â¬ W E Norrls Owen Hall F J McCarthy H S ftlerrlman tin and family M S Briscoe H S Williams E F Benson John Corbin Messrs Orville Eudicott and P J THE WEST Cracraft and Misses Lelia Goodman and ALASKA Ngra McDonald spent Sunday afternoon m Caspar Whitney and its industries will be treated in and its resources will be the subject a series of articles by Franklin of a set ac rf m rr K Pilnarn I WJ in Gynthiana Matthews Spurr Mr Gaorge PoyLter and wife of The London Letter This Busy World Headquarter were the guests of Mrs will be written by Arnold White by E S Martin will continue to Poynters parents Mr aud Mrs Ed and will be full of timely matter amuse and instruct its readers Owsley this week AMATEUR ATHLETICS Prof Salem E Parker closed his class will be continued weekly by its well known editor Mr Caspar Whitney in vocal mueic such as taught in the Subscription S4 00 a Year 10 Cents a Copy The Professor assist Â¬ German schools ed by his sister Mrs Bo wen and the m Franklin Matthew fi Address HARPER BROTHERS Publishers New York N Y class gave a very pleasing concert Mon- Â¬ K day night at the Methodist church CS9S96SS969SSSc Evpi y one was much pleased with the W TT W Messrs t Luther Adams and -- Risk Cincinnati it ii 909 iSre Candy irom Parris A cents up at Geo N -- - Coughed 20 Years Â¬ Â¬ up-to-da- te I suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors aud for medicine to no avail un til I used Dr Bells Piue-Tar-Hon- ev fill Tinft ntaatFAal Â¬ It has This remedy makes wak lungs strong Bayed my life J B Rotell Grantsburg 111 tM r HARP MAGAZINES will be of more than usual interest during 1899 M -- A Popular Hotel jLj - Besides a series of articles on noteworthy subjects it will contain a comprehensive political and narrative H STOUTS Always popular the Palace Hotel Sixth and Vine street was easily the most popular hotel in Cincinnati during the Q A JR- - encampment Excellent cuisine prompt service and polite em- Â¬ ployes kudWplendid management has made jtxthefpesti3 and 250 per dav HISTORY OF THE a r SPANISH AMERICAN WAR By HENRY CABOT LODGE 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 LADIES SUITS rtvttNt TlMl T - TTil TiTllinit TTigi ii MMilB1-i-W i isjciiatf rw7r--f- aiid satisfaction sirwSiiHHH eruaranteed if mr llTTllliIl - BMl u f miwiiwwiiiiii Remodeling Now is the time to have the sleeves and ripple backs of out-of-sty- le hunting near Fair view Fleming county vfindJnend8 stepping at this hostelry i27sep4s Gall and see James A Butlers holiday goods of all kinds and a nice lot of My agency insures against quensware at U S millinery Btore at nIngdrAyrdC bcatEientuckianilalwaygij v Admiral Sampsons Fleet - iui3p r 3T r W D Howells THEIR SILVER WEDDINGfJOURNEY st UNByjLJeuUJ w Battle of Manila Bay By William Dean HowelLs A serial story to appear containing all that characteristic charm that has endeared Mr Howells to the reading public W your last seasons Jackets Kemodeled 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- Â¬ cago and have a full line of cloths to select from H S STOUT Mgr FKAK TUMA La dies Tailor No it is not claimed that Foley1 s Honev and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in advanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist stands parlor tables etc It Maj Henry T Allen who was Major of volunteers during the Cuban war and va8 at Santiago has be6n promoted to Captain in the regular army Remember ttie entertainment by the Cadets of the M T S and Mrs C M Bests Elocution Class at the op ra house to night Admission 25 cents W M Lasson delivered to Jonas Weil 36 head of 1540 lb cattle at 475 Chas Lavson delivered 15 head of l455 b cattle to sameat 4 65 Dr Chas Math- Â¬ ews delivered 35 1350 lb cattle to same at 450 Indian Fancy Baskets all shapes and sizes something uew at Phillips It Mr Wm Mclntyre Miss Carrie Cur- Â¬ rent Dr N M McKinney Miss Mag Â¬ gie Rankin Wm N Clark Mjss Lida Dundon Clarke Jas Doda Best saw Rowland Julian McClintock Reed at Paris Wednesday night Â¬ S M Alln and wife BertM Clinlock and wife Reynolds Lot ton Miss Lucv lee Allen Frank Collier Miss J M Purnell J W Clarke Miss Lelia McClintock Miss Mary Grimes and others saw Roland Reed at Paris Wednesday night Have yon seen those Indian work bas- Â¬ kets at Phillips It The Lehr Williams Comedy Co has been playing here this week to small crowds although it is one of the best companies here for some time They will give away on Saturday night a silver cake dish to the most popular lady and a silver tea set of four pieces to the holder of the lucky ticket See J T Hintons display ad 4 2t cost fire wind and storm best old re- Â¬ Assessor W G McClintock and deputy liable prompt paying companiChas Peddicord have finished assessing the county and are now at work on their esnon-union books W 0 HINT0N Agent Mock has the latest styles in fancy The Princess Xenia 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 - Spanish War Story By John Fox A serial story the scenes of which are laid during our recent war GHOSTS OF JERUSALEM By Xym Crinkle WAY OF THE CROSS By Stephen Bonsai THE CUCKOO CLOCK By Ellen Douglas Deland Jr SHORT STORIES Holiday Kates tie Frankfort Dec 22d to 25th and Dec 30th to Jan 1st inclusive s John Fox Jr Cincinnati THE CENTURYS PROGRESS IN SCIENCE Railwav will sell ronnd trip tickets to By Henry Smith Williams MD all points in the south at l fare lim- Â¬ These papers will thoroughly review the work accomplished bv scientists throughout the nineleenth century Other series of papers to appear are ited to Jannary 4ih Dec 16th to 25th Republics of South America White Mans Asia inclusive they will sell these tickets- to By POULTNKY BlGELOW Bv JULIAN RALPH students of schools and collegt s at the X Jm Copy Subscription 4 00 a Year tame rate when certificate of priucipal is an H S Williams W 35 Cents a V V l wv l1frMi HADDPD RDDTIfPDC DIhta--i x presented to ticket agent A ft Dec 26th o 28th the Frankfort fe CS88898SeSS8aS8SSSeseSSSS3S3S33S988SSSLSSS Cincinnati Railway will sell tickets to New O leans and return at half rate it vmnicaAjfc irtwwfWBn limited to Jin 9rh Account Anthem Educational Association J R Newton G- P A - 87 c w r V - M -- - v The very bsst compaaies com- Â¬ pose my agency wincb insures against fire wild and itorrr Non union W O HINTOtf Agent Iusurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty cents on the hundred dollars during the year 1897 O W Miller Agent Puria Ky 1SV it SSM iiiiiih whmiwi ii nwwn HfiD 3rPc I AIM rwivo fl in jitijs A thoroughly w te weekly periodical devoted to fashions lor women will be during 1899 as heretofore 9 1 A MIRROR OF FASHIONS Exclusive models of gowns from Paris London and Nevj York will be published each week By KA TIIARINE DE FOREST S R Crockett The Paris Letter The London Letter By a Special CorrespiJent 9 8 x 8 - The New York Letter - - Abney mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post office tf SS By ANNIE T ASHMORE will aid women in all those little points of fashion mattenrthat are such help3 Jl keeping one dressed in good taste up - t - of selected gowns will be furnished Cut Paper Patterns at a nominal cost Outline Patterns will be published free even- other week in supplementary form - o to COLORED FASHION PLATES - WHOOPING mm Katharine De l orcst published once a month will assist women in selecting the proper colors for dress ft PEEBLES NAME a Box of Candy carries with it a guarantee of absolute purity Money can not buy any higher grade Ingredients than are used in its manufac Â¬ ture and that is why Peebles Candy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the fac- Â¬ tory and that is why Peebles Candy is more delicious than that of others Although superior In every way the prices for Peebles Candy are no higher than others Agents for Allegretti Bubcls delicious Chocolate Creams A full line may always be On See those beautiful baskets and fruits at Geo N Parris COUGH One of the most distressing sights is to see a child almost choking with the dreadful whooping cough Give the child Dr Bulls Cough Syrup the ji n FICTION Kit Kennedy S R CROCKETT The Meioon Farm By MARIA LOUISE POOL J in- By A Fincy Califomiaevaporated fruits tf Newtox Mitchell By BRANDER MATTHEV are three serial stories to appear in 1809 thnt have seldom been equalled plot and treatment SHORT STORY CONTRIBUTORS Harriet P Spof ford Christine T Herrick Confident To Morrov ii - found I have placed all niy Fee Bills in the hands of Mr J T Martin for collection who is authorized to receipt them E T BEEDLtfG 30n4t Ex S B C The Joseph and Altegrettl Pei67 Candysaid exclusively Crecms Rubers Checate In tWs city by R Peebles Sons Prest Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES UK Cinci n n at i O ii G S VAJtDEK JAS FJEE SON f The teachings of 60 years experience as to All that is best in the line of Eatables Drink Â¬ able and Smekeables is summed up in a 60 page price list - Sent free Write far Use Paris Milling Oos Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other DrBulIs Cough Syrup Cures Whooping Cough quickly greatest pulmonary remedy and re- Â¬ lief will come at once the coughing spells will re occur less frequently and in a few days the sufferer will be entirely cured No other remedy can boast of so many cures Mary b Wilkins ar Mary EJWllklns Ella W Peattle Marlon Harland fl pi J2Bgj Rf p X 1 fii MJ -- - 1 V fsf V its f x f OE Marpuret J Carone S BHscce Ticknor Ruth McEncry Stuart PC SPECIAL ARTICLES TO APPEAR The Busy Hother AW McCULLOUGH Women Earning a Living By The Deaf Child Pv Mrs After College Whal AyIE RAMS Y m XvMrn Brander Matthews By HELEN DO UGLA S there will be man In addition to tse eers ADALINE V S TEIiLlNG all of instrilctive value to women SPECIAL OFER FOUR VVEEKS FOR A J2 6J CtS 4 00 ff - - j v- - -t f St 10 Cents a Copy - Yar V Doses are small and pleasnnt to take Doctors recommend it rrice 25 cts At all druggists fSSSS2SC3SSSSSSCC Address HARPER BROTHERS Publishers New York N tii- V Z2 J23SSSS23DSS3SS3 r T - ft f H T 1 i t oil f fl rf f J THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KT FRIDAY DECEMBER 16 188 THErPKESIDENT AT ATLANTA A Warm Welcome Extended to Him He c 1 IlPEAnf TREATY aco mm B4H- iENT TO EMMM 3 SOLD TOMGATS FOR RABBITS7i v A Kansas City Italian Modeef Turning Penny Many Sqnenruish Stomachs in the Western City H - vi j - BHSSEi Precautions Taken to Kee the Con tents Froni the Public x Delivers an Address Before the Stale Legislature The Brooklyn Texas and Castine Are Nowon tlieWayi ft - JWHm Aa Outline of Tt- t4mt0tAN u- - x AniA4 McKinley and his party arrived ere Vi Tsojute Will J Not Be i AblvajtoTeave was arrested Vednesdav fu ellipg at 9 a m Wednesday with every mem- Â¬ n Iieasrue Island for Several Days It Has Been Obtained From a cats for rabbits Mrs James Johnson WBf- ber of the party an good health The Gen Ludlow the Military Gov- Souice Thatig Usually Reliable informed Health Officer Shirk thatshe -- Wliat lc Provides ernor Leaves Saturday trip from Washington was a pleasant had reason to belzeye Shamber had 7Ttt one duped her when he sold her what purÂ¬ 111 All Atlanta or as much of it ascould 7 i otTiTrtmAr Trtrt I tt IIAOiUnttlUJII i WT- - fm ported to be a cottoni tail She pror Dee aorH innrw tiiv nna room crowaea aown ftOiTneftaepoc Â¬ the animi cautioiis are maintained by both peace to greet th4 distiniuishld guesti JAs hours from the moment Who order was- duced theas a which she had pur command- chased rabbit and it commrssionsto preserve secrecy us to the president stepped7 frbihthiscar redeivedbyCapt Cook to proceed to tne contents of the treaty The fol with Mrs McKmley on his arm a fedthe Brooklyn speediner awayHavana proved to be an old fashioned The head and tail had on the tomcat lowingvoutline of the treaty however great cheer went up froto the crowd the shin was beeni removed but Shirk killed a cat has beJn obtained from a source usur The party went to the Kiip ball house high seas At 945 Tuesday morning tnjfe order was sent and at 136 word and by comparison with Mrs Johnsons Vally reliable where all but one or two retired at same that the ship had left Tompkins purchase decided that the latter be- Â¬ Article one provides for the relin once to the apartments cwhchjhad been longed to the feline tribe As Sham- Â¬ riDe quishment of Cuba reserved Gen Wheeler ana liis daugh i The Texas was telegraphed to leave ber has bfceh engaged in selling sup- - Article two provides for the cession ter held a brief informal reception in fcfr Cuba at 4 oclock and got away soon posed rabbits for several months there of Poto Rico one of the hotel parlors aiter midnight from Hampton Roads is no telling how many tabbysand Article tnrpp nrnvirlfliVn i fh nccirT A few minutes efore i oclock the Pj bbabiy devourea will ot the Philippines fbr 20000000 com presidents party was assigned to car- Â¬ he beforethe Brooklyn port overhaul tqmmies have been under the by theÂ¬ suppocustomers On the she makes pensafion riages and escorted by 50mounted po Brooklyn asa passenger is Commodore Italians were eating cotton sition that they Article four embraces the plans for lice and the members of tthe- - govern N Cromwell who goes to take commandtails the cession of the Philippines inelud J ors staff started for the capitaing the return of Spanish prisoners in Guns boomed the presidential salute VA TRAVELER OF SPAIN AFTER FOUR HUNDRED YEARS the hands of the Tagalbs as the chief executive ascended the Artiple five deals with the cession of steps of the capitol At the Hunter barracks war materials arms stores street entrance the president was met sa 3BBf buildiifg s and all property appertaining1 by Or committee composed of Col tptheSpanish administration in the William G Obear acting adju- Â¬ TUB-Tff- Atlanta Ga Dec 15 President Kansas City Mo Dec35 Domin ick Shamber an Italian produce dealer lRiti - -- -- Railroad officials claim tint it is i erjr Win fKoir HcrhtninflexmSS unciira talking about reaucuw the sp and are is likewise expensive to the health a rmmc It Was 178 Feet in Diameter and 50 and struggle and compete in business Jaffa if as men do nowadays The brain the berre Teet Ahove the Ground the muscles thewnolesystemgiveo restoring strength alter ousiness Km is the furQPCs3vsft4n AIarge Number of Persons Were Killed Hostetters Stomach Bitters Tf ic flTl Mpfll fcOTllC lOTXht WttQmMm roTYiorlv WVT JV and Wonnded Who Were Witness Â¬ run down and the ftreak I L ing the Event Contractor and Blood Chief Engineer Arrested o vz ro Viimc1f with rM mi Your family havrf olylebeianblopd im fJ M p NEwpToRKf Dec 14 The great steel their vjeinf Kissed lisJrice yfinvd bld WeU Jou oughtTtd kaow gas tank of the Consolidated Gas Co at them enough1 replied the duchess the fair Avenue A and Twentieth street the American tjher K Jquite in keeping witft t mien Not v it inaugnty ickcuu XTti iiirfl - Ja- - ji tne largest of its kind in the world col r Merces upon the trademark of r z lapsed at 530 oclock Tiiesday after thers justly aelehrated Combined iA noon Tt went down Nvith a crash and Vigor and Stove Polish Detroit Journal TfflK 1 COLLAPSE Rmllra Trli T aw -- jrria - J M- - - r jt - t c if i - Philippines V- - Jk - and snipping in thel Philippines the same eatment as American trade andlshipping for a period of ten years Article eight provides for the release yoi au prisoners oi war neia oy Spain jVwuRB 4 and ofjjall prisoners held by her for political offenses committed in the 1 colonies acquired by the United States f Article nine guarantees the legal rights vf Spaniards remaining in Cuba 4 Article ten establishes religious free f dom in the Philippines and guarantees V to all churches equal rights Article eleven provides for the com- Â¬ position of courts and other tribunals In Porto Rico and Cuba Article twelve provides for the adÂ¬ ministration of justice in Porto Rico -j Article six is a renunciation by both nations of their respective claims against each other and the citizens of eacli Other Article seven grants to Spanish trade T - and Cuba - - Article thirteen provides for the con Â¬ tinuance for five years of Spanish giving Spanish books admittance free of duty Article fourteen provides for the es ablishment of consulates by Spain in the ceded territories Article fifteen grants to Spanish com- Â¬ merce sin Cuba Porto Rico andthe Philippines the same treatment as to American for ten years Spanish ship- ping to be treated as coasting vessels Article sixteen stipulates that the igations of the United States to Sh citizens and prbpertyih Cuba 1 representing Gov general Candler Senator Hand representing1 the senate and Representative Hard wick of the house andconducted to the governors parlor Here he was re- Â¬ ceived byjJov Candler and the state house officials after which the general assembly in joint session received the president and his party and the gov- Â¬ ernor t The prettiest and most novel event of the days festivities occurred during the afternoon It was a floral parade in which all the prominent people of the city took part and tlje first of its Car- Â¬ kind ever given in the city riages of every kind were in line and all beautifully decorated in an The ladies of elaborate manner the city vied with one another in their efforts to present the most beautiful carriage and at the same time bid for the prize offered by the committee having the feature in charge Decora- Â¬ tions of every description were seen from the rare hot house exotics to the hardy plants which had no fear of the tant roar like a great explosion Masonry of granite blocks and bricks to the height of 50 feet fell like a childs toy house of blocks and loosened from bondage 8000r000 gallons of water del-Â¬ uged the streets and in a ten foot tidal wave carried death and destruction through the surrounding neighborhood It is not known how many were killed and injured The dead so far known is three and the injured number 23 The steel tank was 178 feet in diame- Â¬ ter and 160 feet high Rising out of the ground to a height of 50 feet was a wall of granite and brick many feet in thickness This was filled with 800000 000 gallons of water A gang- of men were at work under a foreman filling the pit to make the first water test The great tank seemed to withstand the test well The laborers were even beginning to gather up their tools to knock off There were many people On the streets and crowded street cars coming and going Suddenly came an awful crash The men below had scarcely time to fly from beneath the falling walls eref they were packed up by the mass of rolling wafer and hu led hundreds of feet away Into the basqment the first and second floors of factories and tenements rushed the flood Workmen were shot out of the fac tory windows and carried a block or more as if mere straws Women were washed out of the flats from the first floors and almost Â¬ -- The Burlington Rojite has Weeklv Tow--is- t Sleeper Excursions personally eo- ducted by a Burlington Route Agent every r Wednesday from St Louis and Chicago lo TjOS AtiitpIpo nnr Rnn RrnTiriwr The ront- is via Denver Scenic Colorado Sait Lake V iujf witn o per cent sunsnine tnrouguouK the year Ask Ticket Atrent rrrwriftfor t descriptive folder to L W Wakeley Gsr eral Passenger Agent St Loms Mof L For Califorsia Tosristg 2 3 r H l - i tram I disturbing a with a of tlioughtr-tlV-askecheerful as the canvasser comradeship and good humori sumption of Disturbing it responded the professor looking up from his table of logarithms1 i are holding it up sir And the abashed canvasser withdrew-7-m Am A - DerailHieat a v -- ypi j fi vmcago xriDune t Extremely Fly A gallant named Cobb Webb And straightway he And quickly proposed That he won her as Tit Bits A - y met a maiden named -- r - sat down beside heiv in a manner jso glib soon as he spider i V Si I didnt see you follerin our new hand this mornin Rube No I didnt have no gun In- Â¬ dianapolis Journal Village Pessimist Playwright fv new comedy doesnt seem to have nleased vou sDeciallv Friend How so Didnt I laugh every tiriie X saw you looking atme Fliegende Blaet ft w - ter v sumption to sufferers from Asthma E D Townsend Ft Howard Wis May 4 91 - I can recommend 1 Hr- r- Pisos Ciire for Coi- - j tWe have noticed that when girls f orma- Spinsters club not one of them is moie than 20 yearns of age Atchison Globe v - cold -- - After the review the distinguished guests returned to the Kimball and spent the remainder of the afternoon in resting A reception was given the president and party Wednesday night by the Capital City club at their splendid house on Peachtree street The president as he entered the house of representatives was given an ovation The joint session rose to its ieet and applauded and cheered the -- Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hale drowned Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a cold- - t v Mary Ann OConnell and her little Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute sister Catherine were seated stops to think but The at the front window on the second its thewise man always who thinks without really wise one floor of No 335 Avenue A Before having to stop N Y Journal they could turn to flee a rush of water brings soreness and stiffness -Sudden- - 4 The cruiser Conde del Venadito left Havana Dec lumbus of the Havana naval station There ar also some of the officers of the 13 for Cadiz with the ashes of Co- - HEROES - TO BE HONORED liationJschtefas i59Pffi lWtermiriate withtthevwilidrawal the Havana squadron will make her way alone south from Boston theisland The Resolute which was also ordered Article seventeen provides that the to Havana will not be able to start treaty must be ratified within six from League Island for a few days months from the date of signing by the All of the ships carry marine guards respective governments in order to be and it is believed they will be able binding to maintain the best of order in Ha Â¬ vana should the local authorities prove OF GEN LUDLOW THEpAFF unable to do so All of the torpedoes which obstructed the entrance to Ha- Â¬ The New Military Governor of Havana vana harbor have been removed and Busily Engaged in Drawing Up Plana greeted by these representatives of the state although the batteries commanding for the Discharge of His Duty of Georgia and it affords me much gratification the entrance are still technically in to be here and rejoice with you over the Spanish control it is not believed that Washington Dec 14 Gen Ludlow signing of the treaty of peace with Spain Sectional lines no ionger mar the map of any objection will be offered to our the newly appointed military governor Sectional feeling no longer forces taking possession of them at any of the city of Havana is busily en the United States we bear each other holds back the love gagedin drawing up plans for the dis ternity is the national anthem sung by n Fra- moment Ludlow the military governor y chargb of the heavy task set for him rus of 45 states and our territories at homecho- Gen city expects to and leave Washing- Â¬ so that he may start for his post in the beyond the seas The union is once more the of the The first common atlas of our love and loyalty our de- ton for Havana next Saturday and is icourse of a few days sacrifice The old flag again waves hastening his preparations here to that duty before him is the organiza- Â¬ votion and peace your with new glories over us in tion of a complete staff as he sons and ours have this year idded which sa- end The collisions that have ocÂ¬ to its curred between the Spanish and Cubans will not take with him the staff cred folds division This staff his of What cause have we for rejoicing saddened in the city it is supposed have a only by the fact that so many of our brave men influenced him to assume the direction of be of necessity must field or sickened and died special and expert character including fell on and exposure and others from hard of affairs in Havana at the earliest ships returning sanitary engineers civil engineers of-- bringing wounds and disease from which they possible moment for it is his determin- Â¬ fleers familiar with customs practices will long suffer The memory of the dead will ation to secure and maintain perfect financial officers and in fact men be a prcious legacy and the disabled will be the order in the town showing no favor to capable of undertaking the manage- Â¬ nations carewhich cares for its disabled sol- either side but treating each with c A nation ment of the affairs of a great city diers as we have always done wiU never lack exact justice and insisting on obedience to the law whicliis now in a deplorable condition defenders national The cemeteries Newport News Va Dec 15 The and must be made a model for remain- - tor those who fell in battle are as well proof that the dead as United States armored cruiser Brook- Â¬ y ing Cuban towns the living have our love What an army of lyn Capt Cook arrived at Old Point v Gen Ludlow said Tuesday that not siient sentinels we have and with what loving Wednesday shortly after noon It is af J n r All im 4C fT hlC CTOTr TTTnil i care their graves are kept- Every soldiers expected a boselected in the United States It grave made during our unfortunate civil war is Thursdaythat she will sail some time after replenishing her coal vrould be good policy to wait until he a tribute to American valor And while those ir arrived in Havana and ascertained what graves were made we differedvidely about the bunkers future of this government these differences Will Monnt the Infantry material was obtainable there to suit were long ago settled by the arbitrament of Santiago te Cuba Dec 15 The his needs He will give attention at the arms and the time has now come in the evoof a svstem of lution of sentiment and feeling under the United States government will send to outset to the formation t He was evi- - providence of God when in he spirit of fra- Santiago province before New YeaVs ponce for the city ternity we should share with you in the care of 1000 horses and accoutrements neces- Â¬ dentlv not aware of 4H func- - the graves of the confederate soldiers sary to mount two companies of each been reposed tions said to have The cordial feeling now happily existing be- Â¬ tween the north and south prompts this gra- of the infantry regiments in the ex Chief of Police McCullagh in further who is now on his way to Havana but cious act and if it neededloyalty justification province ti the Union is found in the gallant it has inroind the organization of a force and the flag so conspicuously t2own in the Stevedores Strike that may be described as a slightly year just passed by the sons and grandsons of Santiago Dec 15 Wednesday the modified gendarmerie to imdertake the these heroic dead stevedores went on a strike for higher us pricing of Havana The organization What a glorious future awaits newif unitedly wages They have been getting 125 a problems wisely and bravely will be generally on the lines of the noiw pressing uponwe face the us determine o solve day and demand S180 Gen Wood or- Â¬ orden publico recently withdrawn with them for rigUt and huinjnitvl dered them to return to work at once out leaving substitutes Helplest Odlfftn Fell I no a Fire The besi locomotives pn steam lines Clarksvelle Tenn Dee 15 John weigh 154 pounds per h p but on an The Fulton MirHterr Camden fell electric traction at Baltimore Hues 80 an old ulton Ky Dec 14 The body of Which was opened line 1895 the elfctric into the fire andcitizensoofbadly burned was in the dead woman found in the woods traction locomotive weighed 126 that death resulted within an hour He bear Fulton is that ofIrs DufRow- - pounds per h p These locomotives was so feeble that he could not lands and she formerly resided at Ft weigh 90 tons and develop 1600 h p his feet after falling into- the regain fiamesi Smith Ark and laarried a man there distributed on six independent driving She was raised in Ohio and has friends axles Gardner Matched Aaln Vh Sh was a wanderer in recent New Xork Dec 15 Oscar Gardner At three of the large London railway Â¬ jjears and addicted to the use of mostations Charing Cross Cannon street and JJave Sullivan have been matched Her husbond died three years and London Bridge more than 33000 to fight 25 rounds at catch weights be-raine igo at Van Buren Ark It is still He movements for signal and point levers fore the Lenox Athletic club on Janu Â¬ ieved here that the worn an was lured have to b made every 24 hours quite ary 0i the night before the Sharkey o the pot wliere found and mur- - Uapart from th telegraphic operation McCot tout 1 v of theiBhited States authorities from v-- galleries Tjomed lnthewplcome aha sent achorus of cheers which made the hall resound Wm A Dodson president of the sen- Â¬ ate Called the joint session to order and in a splendid speech introduced the president Again was the welcome renewed and the president as he came forward was compelled to stand some minutes bowing his acknowledgement The president said It is an uncommon pleasure to be thus J95PJS4SW2Rilf iT im i5iW3Kij Jrmi rai 9 Texas who happened to be in New The Object of a Bill Presented tn the Sen York when their own shipwas ordered a ate br Senator Hale ProtestsArain6t I IH iiji 1 3tr w ii - i j -- v ivJ t isXerritoriaW gXpanaionia jw struck them both smashing them both through the doqr and carrying them half a block distant Both were terribry injured the little one perhaps fatally Henry Fuldner was taken up bodily and carried almost to Twenty first street His son was also carried out of his office by the water but was caught in the debris and but for the timely ar Â¬ rival of some workmen with axes he wouldhave been drowned St Jacobs Oil brings a cure m m cold - There is quite a difference between bonds ana vagaDonas Li A VV Bulletin The proof of it is thousandssay St coos un curea me 01 neuralgia Ja The politician who cannot lie may as we be out of the world Spanish Proverb i As it certainly cures it St Jacobs Oil is v ihe Master Lure ior rheumatism t He who goes with wolves learhs houfcfe r OK UVriJMAsSre TSSli AYASHINGTON rwii m Dec 15 lai -- Durmgithe wmacaz GS t PAndrew collapsed He was caught by the rush Â¬ ing waters and borne almost an in- Â¬ credible distance His mangled and almost naked body was found against an elevated railroad pillar at Twenty first street and First avenue more than a block away W J Logan of the Logan iron works of Greenpoint L L the con- Â¬ tractor who was building the tank ar-Â¬ rived on the scene within a few min- Â¬ utes after the collapse and was at once placed under arrest Wm H Bradley chief engineer of the Consolidated Gas Co and said to be jointly responsible for the work with Contractor Logan was placed under arrest Both were charged with homicide and their bail was placed at 10000 each - howKj SpahishvPrnTCrb yL -- Â¬ Â¬ morning hourin the senate unobjected to bills were considered mostly private pension bills Hale introduced a bill to provide suitable medals for officers and men oi the navy and marine corps for exceptional meritorious service in the line oi duty Penrose offered a joint resolution providing for the printing of 9000 additional copies of the report on financial and industrial conditions of the Philippines the supply having been exhausted Hoar put in another large batch ol petitions from citizens of New England protesting against the territorial exÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Darting from one point to another stiff and swollen joints inflammation intense suf Â¬ fering are characteristics of rheumatism All these paiuful 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 Pairis mmMHHK T t a C C Americas Greatest Medicine Hoods I parilla Price SI Prepared by C L Hood Co Lowell Mass Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cents Â¬ pansion THE ARMY DEFICIENCY BILL Senator Hale Reports It to the Senate Im portant Amendments Made to the Original Measure A perfect type of the highest order of excellence -- i Â¬ ATROCITIES IN FORMOSA Two Hundred Rebels Attacic a Tillage in - Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ i j V i rx i r M - J Washington Dec 15 Senator Hal Wednesday reported the army defi ciency bill The most important amendments are The 3000000 con ttngency appropriation for the war and the same amount for the navy are to be expended under the direction of the president For the signal corps 35 000 increase pontoon trains engineer department 30000 assistants in engineer department 30000 The balance of the 50 000 000 defense fund is to be continued until sis months after January 1 For improv ing the Mississippi river at Pelican Â¬ Formosa Surprising the People Loot Â¬ ing the P1C3 and Burning Houses o Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ x Â¬ - f -- rii isra fv- aL i - m vAKb wVjfc f is s tii i 3t v it - consumption which was left oyeijfrom Monclay The December 11 Elisha Crosby private Company L3d bill is for the protection of commerce Alien UVeerlnc 8alTelstheohlTsuMMii tjuZ volunteers tubercolosis of bowels and It went to a third reading and was tbo world Tor ChraMe UleeM 8welBrJTeri4Mi nd all old rtJriT it rectum December 13 passed neverfalls Brftwsoutllpolpon SaiMMwMl suffering Caes permanant JJest silve forlliS Carbuncles FMtn Salt Khenw Bum To Dissolve the Chambers Tl bwiichman Killed S3c Book titer J JP AXLM MEBirinll Columbus O Dec 15 Mike Co- n- Madrid Dec 14 It is reported here nrs aged 50 a switchman in the that Premier Sagasta willobtain aroy yards here was killed by th cars al decree dissolving the chambers be e Send r book of testimonials Wednesday forele ratification of thjace treaty -- San Francisco Dec 14 Terrible atrocities are reported from Formosa Two hundred rebels recently attacked a village surprising the people and They burned 37 looting- the place A Japanes police inspector houses six constables perished in repell tind i ng One constable the attack The insurwas captured alive gents fastened on his back the bloody heads of his companions and drove him before them into the woods Reinforcements were sent to the village where the mutilated bodOne Bend100000 ies of the victims were found escaped killed his own constable who The Hawaiian Bll wife and child With his sword to preÂ¬ Washington Dec 15 The senate vent them from becoming captives He committee on foreign relations Wed- was then killed by the savages nesday took up the Hawaiian bill secItalian Workmen Killed tion by section and worked upon it Buffalo N Y Dec 14 A special with the view of putting it in shape to says seven Italian snow shovjlers were There will killed and several injured on the Kew be reported to the senate be some amendments to the bill as the York Central railroadnear Crittenden committee finds as it proceeds that the this county Tuesday morning They measure as drawn does not meet all re- s1 epped from in front of an approach Â¬ quirements Another meeting will be ing train onto the freight track and held Friday to further consider the were struck by a freight train They measure all lived in Buffalo Deaths at Santiago Seamen Bill Passes the House Washington Dec 15 Gen Wood Washington Dec 14 The first half commanding at Santiago reports re- Â¬ hour of the house proceedings Tues cent deaths there as follows Joe Tay-Â¬ day was consumed in the roll call lor private Company H 9th volunteers on the amendment totKeseamensbilLj - BbTB I BCKsBmXfl Â¬ TRAOCMARK A Â¬ WaltemaKeM Â¬ Breakfast I I Â¬ Â¬ coa n ABSOLUTELY PURE Delicious Nutritioiw ONE CENT A CDF Be sure yob get the genuine artick made at Dorchester Mass by Â¬ I v I COSTS LESS THAN - I WALTER BAKER CO 170 Ltd w Â¬ ttt ESTABLISHED rc V - mg -- J lltjKx V 41- A - a- - V A t fitlk- J MA s cl - fTJi s - o WV - Mr u 4CT ja - Pflrcp - - - lr - TO - -- rf -- yf Vj - WEE FANNfE 1 cannot help t take her part When romping- through lh halls Up down the stairs she runnethwild This sweet angelic baby child - Wee Fannie bletes her little heart bt t J Fast dinging to her dolls Wtyit inemrifes doth her laught r bring Vhn through 6lielioseiEhearlt ring In fond ecstatic glee Old scenes arise before mine eyes Of children up beyond the skies Whore calling after me t sible foothold and to my delight found it rest at once on a small projecting ledge that ran around the terrace The remainder of pay tiskfwas easy and he next mbmeni XfouncLmysett lying flat on my face beneath the oriel win Â¬ s dow I Here ipaused to recve myself peer ing down at Nicholas who was making THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US XT TRIDAY DECJEMBEE h r rri s 3- - H- w - 16 1898 W y H - Jnxo every hardened soul That lacks the gemof grace Their voice their smile their very tear Can drive away the dread of feari Depicting Christs own face Play on my child in rapture play And may your life be one glad day I fOt endless bliss and peace And after evening shadows fall When quietness reigns throughout each my orders There is a broken pane to the left it hall I c May ioy your sleep Increaseis half hidden by the curtain you can eorge M cKenle in Boston Budget hear and see from there t As he said this I rose softly to my feet -- Which tell me of true childish joys -- Aid while Into the pastil drift The ills and aches of life I sift From out a vale of tears f i f Such purity from children roll an attempt to raise himself by his hands to reach the monograms and climb to me Steady I whispered and catch this Rapidly unwinding a silken sash I wojre rpund my waist in the fashion I had learned when serving in Spain I dropped one end toward him and after a moment or two he managed to seize it ThenI looped a fold of the cilk around a buttress of the parapet and holding on to the other end told Nicholas to climb Now for the window I saidl I will rise slowly and find out what I can You keep your pistol ready and your eyes open ao not rise- ana rememoer - - VA tJsp n By SlPTT Copyright 1807 by Longmans Green YfcATS Co SYNOPSIS 7 t r scene is laid tells the story De Gomeron has been appointed by Gen lePkOne to examine into a charge made against him Nicholas a sergeant brings in two prisoners a man and a woman who are from the kings camp at Le Fere pAuriacangered by Insulting manner of Ce Gomeron toward the woman strikes him A duel follows and during the commotion the prisoners escape De Rone happens on the disorderly scene and dAuriac upon giving his parole not to attempt escape hears this remarkable sentence you must die on the field Win or lose if I catch you at the close of the day J will hang you as high as Haman Chapter II DAuriac next morning takes1 his place as usual on de Rones stall in th course of hia ride over the field he saves the life of Nicholas the sergeant who a victim of de Gomerons malice is found In iminlnentdangor ot almost Instant death Chapter III After the battle in which King Henry utterly routs de Honeys forces dAuriac lying severely wounded sees the forms of a man and woman moving under cover of the night among the dead and wounded They find a golden collar on de Leyvas corpse and Babette stabs Mauginot her partner to gain possession of the prize After this hideous scene Henry with a retjnuie among whom is the fair prisoner whp had escdiped from the hand of de Gomeron rides over the field Chapter IVDAurlac in the hospital of Ste tjapenevieve discovers his unknown r niend fsSrhe 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 avery distasteful mar riasie withM tiAyen With Jacques his steward dIAuriac Reaves for the avowed -i t urpose otreven ting their marriage MchapleViVDAurfacIs horse -- dasts nbe Tills causes a delay at village of Bzy where he comesupqn Nicholas his oSl sergeant who says de Gomeron Is in the iieighborhood with the kings commis- sirwi and that he Nicholas haa evidence oftreason brewing among de Gomeron and certain associates against the king Chapter yi Led by Nicholas dAuriac goes by night to where de Gomeron is sta tioned When near the house a horn was was heard froan the depths of the forest which greatly frightens Nicholas then some men leave courtyard in direction of he sound To-morrow cfhaper 1 DAuriac commanding out-post-wh- ere and finding the broken pane without any difficulty peered in The room was bright with thelight of candles and at a table covered with papers were seated two men whilst a third was standing and pointing with his fingers at a scroll In the man with his back to me I had no difficulty in recognizing de Gomeron jthe one look Â¬ ing toward me was assuredly Biron for his was a face that once seen could never be forgotten As for the1 man who was standing beside him I knew him not though subsequently but I antic ipate Biron was evidently in a high state of excitement He was biting at the end of his dark mustache and the fingers of his hand were playing nervously with the star on his breast whilst his shifty treacherous eyes were turning now on de Gomeron now on the figure stand Â¬ ing at his elbow He seemed to be hesi- Â¬ tating andJ heaid daGjomeronsay TTc rJ 47r gvvTuwij mf Cj uui 1 xuia ia Ignd jnotajtvtlejUcmt bnlyasfe wordfc You have each one my lord your share of the spoils set down in writing I do not want so much even all I ask is your word of honor to favor my suit with the king For me the word of Biron is enough and 1 know his majes- Â¬ ty can refuse you nothing My Godl exclaimed Biron and -- vr MOuf Out of it at last I gasped There was no answer and the Italian suppose I must give it out to Nicholas continued I make your minds easy It is all over Its a mile yet to the river mon sieur he answered slackening pace she died last night nefv slightly to allow me to get alongside of bid it hurt her asked Biron him ously 4I dont know answered Zamet bru Â¬ The ill will I felt toward Nicholas Bofrgia had gone by this time He had borne tally I have never tasted the himself like a brave man as he was citron myself Mon Dieu exclaimed the marshal and after all if I had been in his posi springing to his feet this is too terri- Â¬ tion I would perhaps have done the ble and he began to pace up and same and let drive at de Gomeron at down whilst the other three remained sight We came to a narrow patch now and in whispered converse their eyes now again turning to Biron wfio walked rode down this the river being Jn sight and the room like a oaged beast Nicholas winding like a silver ribbon thrown had risen slowly to his feet despite my carelessly down On the opposite bank orders and was looking over my shoul- Â¬ it was overhung with willows whose1 ders with a white face and blazing eyes drooping boughs swung low to the very I dared not tell him to go back but surface of the water Here and there with a warning look at him strained my the stump of a felled tree stood upniko ears to catch what was being said but a sentinel In the distance behind us could hear nothing until at length Za- Â¬ we could hear one or two of the troop- Â¬ Have done with ers who had by this time managed to met raised his voice it marshal and sign After all SIme get through the wood yelling and de Beaufort was no more than a shouting as they urged their horses to The king is ward the river Doubtless more would and he used afoul word prostrate now but in a wreek Gabielle soon follow and I cursed them loudly will be forgotten and then anything and heartily Nicholas looked backt He already writes might happen 15 jards of a swim monsieur But verses on her he went on wih a grin and we are safe Charmante GabrieJle diavploj but Not exactly see there 3 ou should have seeri Tier as she lay The sergeant followed my outdead she was green as a jade cup stretched blade and swore too Right Be still dog and Biron turned before us two men galloped out of a fiercely on him The Italian stepped strip of coppice that stretched to the back his hand on his dagger bat in a waters edge and cut us off from the His stream moment he recovered himself black eyebrows lifted and his upper lip How did they know Sacrebleu drew back over his teeth in a sneer that cut have at them monsieur I did not know monseigneur would And we did be so affected but time presses and we It had to be a matter of moments need the naone of Biron to that scroll only The troopers bbhind were comHand the marshal the pen Lafin ing on and if once they reached us we It is here and de Gomeron dipping could hot well hope to escape again a pen in asilver inkstand held itout in The odds were too many I did not his hand waste time but jwent therefore Biron made a half step forward to straight for my man and tod6 him take it when a thinsr happened I felt justiee he seemed nothing loath to myself suddenly thrust aside there was meet me He cut over the shoulder a blinding flash a loud report and a and receiving this on my forte I gave Missed by him the point in the center of his shout from Nicholas God breastplate making it ring like d bell There was absolutely no time to do Only a Milanese corselet could have anything but make for the horses saved him as it did My nag went on Nicholas had fired atde Gomeron in his but turned on its haunches to the rems mad thirst for revenge and had prac- and before he could well recover him tically given our lives away In the self I was at him again jand discovered uproar and din that followed we slid that he wore a demi mask on his face down the sash like apes and dashed Monsieur shall I prick your mask toward the horses Some one shouted oil before killing you I mocked suit and let fly at us ing Traitor traitor to a thrust that all but the twice as Ave ran across the open space effected words the object and ripped hint on the cheek Â¬ 1 A NEW POSITION - FIFTY FIFTH CONGEES m 1 Â¬ Â¬ - 1 The -- t9 President Designates Gen Brooke- Jo held a short session Thursday rad than ad Â¬ journed untli Monday after jmakig- thefNIca- Be Military Governor of Cuba ragtfan eanal bill the unflnfthed ijtusinass he Torej that hody Mr Mcnrgan called 1 measure whereupon VMr JPcttfrejr mored ta rhe New Post Carries With It All the Con adjourn This5 motion failed 13ayestto 42 noes and tha bill was brouljht f orwardf Ad Â¬ trol Over the Military and Civil journment was immediately taken iuring Branches of the Island Exer Â¬ the-- session Mr Vest stated his oraqsiionto cised by Captain Geaerals the hurried mannerof passing pension lfills Sa the senate and gaye notice that he Voimd in Â¬ sist upon a quorum beingr present whep pen- Â¬ Washington Dec 14 Maj Gen sion bills were being acted upon House The urgent deficiency bill tjb pro- Â¬ Brooke arrived in Washington from 1 vide for the support of the military and naval Portress Monroe Tuesday and waD establishments was pissed by the house rhurs- cjoseted fovx more than an hour in day practically without opposition Thp only which an raised Thurs Â¬ consultation with Secretary Alger Ha point uponto whether issue wasproviding as it si day was- as the biU then in company with Adjt Gen Coi did or the pay df the Volunteers until JJulyl bin proceeded to the white house and 1899 might not be construed as a modiication tkJ were of the law under which when he returned to the war depart- Â¬ mustered into service the volunteer Ark JMr McRae ment it was formally announced that offered an amendment providing t iat i should not be so construedr and uppn i there the president had designated him to was a general discussion as to the advii abilits be military governor of the island of of mustering the volunteers out bef re the Mr Cannot Cuba a new post which cajrries with it regular army was increased finally accepted the McRae amendme nt and I shat removed the only shadow of opposition tc the bill A number of amendments wen adopted upon the recommendation of the ap Propnations commUtee whch received oonv supplfcmentalesinfeits aftr thebal s pre pared The largest oi tiea was an Item a 3000000 for an emergency fund f or thevar de partmenland 578000 for the ordpance de partment increasing the ainount carried p the bill to 69895JB92 The conference repor upon the bill to render the sureties of consuls vice consuls andj consular agents liable fo damages in suits at law was adopted The house adjourned over until Monday to give the committees an opportunity to work without in- Â¬ v terruption A 9 Washington Dec Steond Siwsioa Senate S - 1 1 ith y - r 1 D I fM V 7Jm Â¬ MAJ GEN BROOKE all the control over the military and civil branches of the island formerly Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t A promise I seek Lafin and de Gomeron turnejcUtbthe man who was standing at Sirons elbow the word will give me a wife not much of a reward And the lands of Bidache and Pe luuse eh I almost fell forwards in my eager- Â¬ ness to bear and only checked myself in time Exactly sneered de Gomeron Do 3ou think Ihave riskeebmy lifef or the Xered a word or so that made the other pale and then de Gomeron leaned back in his chair and smiled Biron did not apparent see or hear his forehead was resting on his clasped hands and writhed in his chair The marshal might give me the TO BE - CONTINUED 1 11 Nnpoleon - Peters Bed Â¬ -- lierand he bent forward and whis -- - y r Rog i -- I KA i rr sjj i2 eOv C- t- -- - CHAPTER YI Continued The men rode by us slowly one of them carrying a torch and taking a turn to the right trotted oil into the forest cursing the orders they had re Â¬ ceived to go forth after the horn winder Now I whispered for the win Â¬ dow We must get to the terrace he an-Â¬ swered From there it might be done and with a hurried look behind him at which I began to laugh In a low tone of mockery he crawled forward rapidly 1 followed with equal speed and cau Â¬ tion and in a half minute we had gained tthe shadow of the terrace and vorlanffaldhgfts ivy cOered wall got 4othernanr Guiding jHerejwe cast trout kor some pfeans to get up It was not possibleto do this by holding cfn to the ivjr as if it came away there j f would be a fall and all our fatwould be in the fire The ascent had to be made f Noiselessly and as jTlooked atthehigh wall before us I began to think it was impossible Running my eye on the lichen gray face of the main building however I noticed something -- that Jookedlike a series of huge monograms with a crescent above each cut in high relief on the stones beginning about ten feet from the ground- Wo might get iip that way I whis- Â¬ pered Nicholas nodded with a pale face In his excitement he had fprgotten the wild huntsman much to my satisfac Â¬ tion Bend then and 1 will Ascend from your back He leatied forward against the wall and climbing on his shoulders I possibly raise my Â¬ fbund ttfatl-might self by the monograms which 1 disco v- t ered to tye the lettersH D interlaced in laBresseV i second neanotej1 th initials of the V And see your head on a crown piece fc 1 KIenryand Diane- - de Poitiers and the marshal addd de Goiiioron Birlywg have not heardLafin rf be s crescent was ass wellknownradame crest Taking a long breath I gan the marshal a XJianes slowly there was but an We will hear to night monseigneur Ufted myself or so toJiold on toyand at last inch that hqrnr meant news and Zamet treyice jn Kvhichcoulput never fails Curse the low bred Italian found a the pointof any boot TJiisjwasenpugh Pardieu ihe ishcre and as he spbkel for me to change my hold to the next heard what seemed to be three distinct hlg her monogram md finally I came knocks at a carved door and Lafin to a level with the parapet of the ter Â¬ opening it a man booted and spurred race Here was a difficulty Every time entered the room He was splashed I stretched my hand out to grasp the with mud as cne who had ridden fast parapet I found that I could not each and far Zamet exclaimed the marshal and over and that my fingers slipped off moss on the stones de Gomeron both rasing arid the face from the slime and Three times I made the attempt and of the former was pale as death Good evening gentlemenl Maledet vrang back three times until I began me to But I have haa devi i of a ride beyond to feel that the effort wa nVanna nfl Well friends yoall seem to have 3aw pale faces woul3 you not like to hear the new to feel amidt the ivy for po i m -- -- -- he seemed to be revolving the hazard of some great step As for me I thought your instant I caught the words A help tollowed by lances ana pow er and guessed I was not wrong that the captain had forced Lafins hand My dear de Gomeron he said the marshal is willing enough but you know the common talk that the king has other views for madame and that M DAyen But Biron interposed M de Gomeron you ask too much lime de la Bidache is of the first nobil Â¬ ity Tremouijle was my friend It is too much And I give monseigneur a crown Iv lord after all M de Peste Gomeron has deserved his price and a good sword and a better head must not Remember mon Â¬ be thrown away an open hand makes faithful seigneur hearts said Lafin Butithe king would never consent uuiun jjjiuu tU lvfe me iword ito help me mon- seigneur I will do the rest for myself Give it my lord Bir6nr hesitated for a moment and then suddenly- - threw up his hand Very welt let it be as yqu wish I promise M de Gomeron Enough nry Jord rX thank I you Chevalier Lafin has laid before yoiv in detail all our resources Let me now He unrolled a parch Â¬ show you this ment that was before him and handed it to the marshal HereJ he added are the signatures of alK It only needs that of Biron now sign I could hear the beating of my heart in the silence that followed and then Xo No I Biron said hoarsely put my name to paper Morbleu marshal burst outLafin This is no time for nibbling at a cher- Â¬ ry Tremouille and Epernon have sierned Put vour seal to the scroll and the day it reaches M de Savoye 36000 troops are across the frontier and you will chancre the cabbage gardens of Biron for the coronet of Burgundyand a I FELT MYSELF SUDDENLY THRUST ASIDE From the courtyard we could hear the hurry and bustle of men suddenly aroused and as we reached the oak we heard the bay of the bloodhounds and the thunder of hoofs in pursuit CHAPTER VII POOR NICHOLAS naif - will--never paces and never I think was ground covered ata speedier rate by men run ning for their lives I was bursting with anger and know not what re- Â¬ strained me from pistoling Nicholas sof furious was I at the blind folly of the As we reached the hoises we man could hear the dogs splashing through the spill water at the edge-- of ithelake-and- some one fired a third shot atus from horseback a shot in the dark which whistled through the branches overhead Quick quick monsieur gasped Nicholas and with a turn of his hand he freed Couronne and sprang to her back the great mare standing steadj as rock t Quick he called out again more loudly and I made a vain effort to loosen my beast which startled by the shots the baying of the dogs and our haste and hurry plunged and Jacked as though it were demented Damn you I hissed half at the liprse half at the crop eared jdiot who had caused this disaster and- manag ing somehow to scranlbie to the saddle tut the halter with a draw of my dag-ger At this moment the dogs reached us a dark object sprang up from the ground and fastening on the jaws of my horse brought him to his knees Â¬ - Prom the oak to the spot where our horses were tethered was close upon 50 lin If I remember right he never in habited the palace within its walks aftei he was a child The old palace if a net work of incredibly small low n tilated rooms some little bigger thai closets painted in greens blues and reds after the Swedish fashion rooms mhich seemeyjent o day totlreekofi plotsintrigue and murder Napoleon j always a trifle theatrical insisted on sleeping in the bed of Peter the Great when he occupied the Kremlin in 181 The bed of the boy Peter fitted the hero of Austerlitz to a nicety It is a very abbreviated couch In the very heart of this oriental palace with no window which gives on the outer day and the open air is the terem or womens quar ters The terem was to all intents and purposes a harem The ladies even the tsaritza and the sisters of the tsar were only permitted to look down into the hall of coronation through a carved wooden lattice just as ladies do in every They received no harem in the east men except their husbands and brothers and when thev went out it was in a curtained litter When Peter mounted the throne of the tsars the women ol station Russia were orientals imprisoned fai more rigorously than the ladies of Constantinople to day Louisville Courier MORE DISORDER IN HAVANA J Â¬ ill-veÂ¬ Peter- the Great hated Moscow and above all that stronghold of oriental intrigue and moral darkness the Krem- exercised by the captain general under the Spanish regime Each of the six provinces of Cuba will have its own military governor just as Gen Wood is now mi iitaiy governor of the province of Santiago but all of these will receive their instructions di-Â¬ rectly from Maj GenBrooke who is in supreme authority of the island Thus in Havana Gen Ludlow will be governor of the city but answerable to Gen Lee the governor of the province Df Havana who in turn will be answerable to Maj Gen Brooke the gov- Â¬ ernor of the island In answer to a question as to when he intended to assume his new duties Gen Brooke replied that he would proceed to Havana and take charge just as soon as he could organize his Staff and forces Such disturbances in Havana Sunday as occurred may be is believed night it expected to re occur there and to hap pen in someVofththeiCubarixcrties And as the United States and towns ts pledged to restore the reign of law and order to Cuba Gen Brooke will be under the necessity of providing an elaborate system of administrative machinery in order to hold the disord-Â¬ erly elements in check and secure a proper application of the laws The navy department has taken steps towards possessing Itself of the navy yard at Havana and orders just issued assign Commodore B J Cromwell now a member of the examining board to duty as commandant of the new naval station there and Chief Engineer C P Howell and Lieut J H Glennon and Pay Director J A Smith and Surgeon J D Gatewood to do duty at the same Â¬ ance at this time was begun by the senate at its session M6nday Territorial expansion and the construction of the Nicaraugan canal occupied the attention of the body during the greater part of the afternoon As soon as the routine morning business had been disposedoL Mr Vest dem Mo called up his resolution offered last week declaring it to be unconsti- Â¬ tutional for this government to acquire foreign territory except for coaling stations or some like purpose unless j intention was to con t f er statehood upon the territory and citizenship upon its inhabitants Mr Morgan opened the on debate bill with a the canal three appeal hour for action at this whole cduntry session The he said would be disappointed if congressdid notv act He was willing to take any measure which would result in the building of the ca- naL In the course of his remarks he agreed to accept an amendment specifically excepting the canal from neutrality with regard to any country with which the United States might be at war House The house spent the larger part pf Monday on District of Columbia affairs The bill to relieve the condition of American sea- Â¬ men was taken up but nothing was accom j plished Â¬ of two questions each of interest and imporv Washington t Dec 13 Senate Discusser l Â¬ Journal A Violent Affray Between Mejnbers of 9 Nothing is so curious and instructive as to observe the Englishman when traveling in comparison with thi Frenchman The former is calm punc tuah precise and with only the necesHe will sary quantity of baggage journey through China with merely s valise He is not impatient He lovei travel it is to him an inclination and a felt want On the other hand th Frenchman when journeying is rest less nervous impatient bored the entire time he spends looking furtively al his watch or consuming the railway -Â¬ Â¬ Travelers of Trvo Nations Funeral Tarty and Employes of the Military Hospital Ten Wounded Â¬ time table He is always crowded uj with parcels in addition his portman teauxl He is as a rule encumbered with man3r useless articles In fact he dislikes travel which he finds an ennui and a fatigue La Petite Journal Foster Sober father refused to con sent to your marriage with his daugh- Inconsiderate Â¬ - - 1 began Susr Biglin Thats just the dieuceof it He gave me no answer when Ittold hin3 told me if 1 had whilst the other beasts flew at my com What I leave called for and two seconds in less than pariion- - Nicholas pistol rang out to didnt hed kick me out Whats tobedon ho purpose the report was echoed by a off in chorus of shouts from the troopers fol- with a fellow who will wander discuslowing us and Couronre swinging that way from the subject of Boston Transcript around lashed out yith her heels at sion the hound that was baying her Lean Novel rilensnrntJon ing forward with pno arm half round How far was it asked the lawyer the neck of nry snoting horse I thrust of the witness from your house to the twice atthe hqunVl hanging to him road where the difficulty occurred the first time sliding off his metal coT Bout a acre en a half suh lar but at the second blow my blade I mean how many yards slipped to the hilt into something soft wuznt any yards dere at all it seemed of its own accord and as the suhDe3 exceptin of my yard en dat wua dead dog fell suddenly back bearing bout a acre en a half fum de road my poniard with it my freed horse rose Atlanta Constitution to its feet and mad with pain dashed forward As we dashed into the wood Ready for a Rainy Day the troopers attempted to follow but What are you laughiifg at it was with relaxed speed and every Put an advertisement in the paper moment we were distancing them and saying that the man who had appro their cries shouts and curses became priated my umbrella aV the receptioB fainter and more faint Leaping a was known There were 27 umbrella lauen log iicnoias ourst through a at my house before I left this morning juniper bush and my horse following and I met a messenger boy on every kin- we came On to an open stretch block on the wa dowapDetroitFr I which al oped down to fherirer Press Â¬ Â¬ ter About 9 oclock Tuesday morning when a funeral pro cession which was escorting the hearse containing the remains of Jesus Soto longo who was killed Sunday night reached the corner of Infanta and San Jose streets a violent affray took place between members of the funeral jarty and some employes of the mili- Â¬ tary hospital Ten persons were wound ed one fatally One version of the aliray is tnat tn military hospital employes and a number of Spanish- privates who were standing in the hospital portico re fused to remove their hats when requested to do so by nersons in the pro cession Thereupon the Cubans it is alleged tried to knock off the hats and a fight pnsued The privates fired on the procession the windows of the hearso being- brok Havana Dec 14 session of the senate was largely consumed In discussion of the Nicaragua canal bill Mr Turpieraade the principal speech in opposition to the bill attacking it on the ground that it is in the interest of the Maritime Co which he characterized as a frsud and bankrupt Mr Berry gave notice of an amendment he would Nicaragua canal- - bill- to offer the providing hpprdpri- a- V direct for the tion of money for the construction of the c mil and limiting the cost to 5115000000 Mr Raw- lins also gave notice of an amendment totlie Nicaragua bill providing that the act should not go into effect until the Unitedj Statesshould secure by treaty the right to fortify andi garrison the canal to send armed vessels and munitions of war through it in time of war and close it against any other nation with whomftc the United Stares mav be at war i y SGtSmk House The house Tuesday passepiejcDxs---- T trict of Columbia appropriation bill lUthout a The bill carries 5319 a single amendment 950 which is 176600 less than was carried by the last bill and 2871857 less than the esti- jnastes The house also passed the senate bill which was under oonsideratiou Monday 0- All theamend the laws relating to seanicn z amendments were rejected WASHrNGTON Pee 15 Senate TheNic aragua canal bill held Its place as the princi- pal subject before the senate again Wed jr were Speeches made by nesday Money Stewart and Harris Messrs An agreement was reachec Morgan take a vote on the Turple postponement njo tion Thursday Other questions before tht senate were The governments pension pol icy and the bill regarding the registry of for efen built vessels wrecked oh the Americiti coast The pension discussion wa partfei- paed in by Mr Vest The registry bill5wen3 yJmL over until Thursday House The house Wednesday for the secjv ond time durjng this congress refused to coniijf sider the Lodge Immigration bill At the last session an rttompt was made to takeitrfrdBC the speakers table but it was defeated byTa- large majority An interestng butbrief deV-bate on the rules was precipitated during during the session by Mr Grow Pa which Mr De Armond made a speech on the decadence of the privilege ot debate in the house and held Speaker Reed- responsi- ble for the fact that the house had had no op- Â¬ portunity to adopt a new system of rules at this session The speaker replied in which he referred to the complaints of John Randolph in the early days of the century to show thai the same remonstrances were made then thi l were being heard Wednesday -- Washington Dec 14 Senate Tuesdays f -- - vv- MR PROCTORS RESOLUTIONS xnlttee of Five Senators to VlgltV Porto Rico and Cuba It Provides for the Appolntmontof aCoaa s f Â¬ Washington Dec 15 Senator Proc tor Wednesday introduced a resolution providing1 for the appointment of 4d committed of five senaJtqrs 1Qvisit th islands of Cuba and Port0 Eico for tho purpose of inquiring into the military requirement necessary to establishaid maintain order in thos islands until civil sover nment is inaugurated xne resolution aiso directs tne com- mittee to investigate the existingxon- - ditions military political economic en and bullets striking the goffin and sanitary in the islands and reports such facts and recommendations as- - r Knives and pistols were fieely used The procession which consisted oi they may deem important for the insenate 180 carriages continued to the Cuban formation of the 4 camp hear Marianao where militafj Will Attena uooeven Jpuvncnratioiisyii K j There wer honors were rendered Chicago Dec15 Tur Hairiiltohl more than 50 wreaths of flowers from club of Chicago has deciQedtosendai the friends of Capt Sotolongo and tl delegation of 100 members tf the clubt procession and ceremonial vi ere virtu to attend the inauguration of TheGr ally a demonstration against the bote Eoosevelt as govetrnor of New- Yorkt tnglaterra outrage Albany on Janjiary rv Â¬ - - - - -- J i h -- - v Â¬ - - --- - a a - - - -- Washington Dec 15 It was stated one passenger was killed for every 2250000 carried on the railroads in the Wednesday night that ex Gpv Mer United States nam of Minnesota who has beehlin Washington foi some days is undeiv Composers los their hair like ordi- Â¬ serious consideiatioja for the post of nary artists but composers who per Â¬ secretary of the interior when Secret W form their own works on the piano al Â¬ Ptjr Bliss retires from that office j ways have luxurious locks ttiti It Is stated thatin the last eight years Los Angeles pal frIilf- 15 Clydc Dec thi number of Protestant converts nnl Bennington yontliwho China na aapr tnan doubled Santa le train at 0rojran4 held upa ncffl thls-year-ol- d j During- the year ended September - 1 Srcr tary Btm- - rnccnwor -- J - - -- - TiC u pwrss haTeaiK5 station last April has been ifcutr and utv Yry iittractiTe A yeared to inaririsonmcuvror life vGua metar PSZ2 I T s is i r - i - JKJ 2ftj F 5rRv Bfeil-1- iSSv i fc - r- - 4 v V 4 htatrical - THE And Otherwise JBGUirBOW- - NEWS PARIS KY SCINTILLATIONS- FII DEOlTMfiERi ii1 vy AV A V- - ir GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS -- 4 Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against aiuiru Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING PQWDER CO NEW YORK Oomiuent Robt Burns Wilson is having a Bale of restou Clarke will shortly produce a new comedy entitled The Ragged Cav- Â¬ his paintings in Lexington alier Ma Gen Ludlow has been appointed governor of the city of Havana and Wui Feversham and Maud Adams Gen Fitzhugh Lee has been appointed will star in an elaborate production of governor of the Havana province iomeo and Juliet next season Fire gutted the handsome State Bank and Trust Co building Tuesday night in Laugdon Mitchell is preparing a dram Richmond at 12 oclock Th luilirg Kization of Vanity Fair which Mrs was lately completed at a cost of 25 000 The fire is supposed to have originated Fiske inay produce next season in the second Btory At Maysville Wednesday morning A soldier was fined 500 for hugging Â¬ the wife of a prominent citizen of Sa Â¬ fire gutted John W Watsons wholevannah Ga a few days ago The sol- Â¬ sale whiskey house and spread to J H Rogers warehouse also containing dier was druuk The Fover Remarks Iu An Interesting Jumble Of News And SIX DOXIiARS Will buy a one hundred piece dinner set nicely decorated a big bargain CO FORD The Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weair eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or gianulated lids Sold by all ni 8G8 V ii S3fe i i iia M S tJ Jr Catarrh Leads to Consumption A dealers at FOR 25 cents 4 TIE BOURBON NEWS 1881 J Eighteenth Year Established which Catarrh is the forerun- Â¬ tion or form of stomach trouble remem- ber to take home a bottlo of Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin and health will ue restored to ner Catarrh invariably leads to you Trial sizes lc lo dose ic large size 50e Cos branch and SI 00 of W T Bruoks druggist Paris Consumption Growing worse and whiskey Hechinger Ky Uan m worse each winter those who rely The Paris Elks gave a social session at clothing store was damaged 3000 worth For Sale One nice slt iub upon the usual treatment of their lo Ige rcom Wednesday night after Watson and Rogers carried about 21 000 insurance which does not cover 2tj E J McKimey performance of The Woman Hater the sprays washes and inhaling mix- in honor of Mr Roland Reed thfr noted loss Hechingers loss is covered by in- Â¬ Always ask for Paris Millingi tures find that it is impossible to comedia j Music short speeches and a surance n these local Purity flour All grocers cnecK e CU8ease The death of G WFagin postmaster lunch weie features of the occasion l -- sprays and washes but each winter the disease seemed to have a firmer hold on me I had finally been de office Though its offensive features clared incurable when I decfded to to get right at try S It A Good Memory are sometimes almost unbearable the Sseat Sof the seemed and cured met disease often saves money and also good Health If few people are aware of the danger permanently for I have had no tows you are troubled with constipation Indiges Â¬ of Catarrh for seven years any of Regular snloon license for city of Paris Apply at The News Forerunner of the Most Fatal Disease Sale that I lost my hearing in one ear n part of the bone in my nose slcmghejS off I was constantly treated fit Â¬ I had such a severe case of Catwfe Mks Josephine olhiljc Due West S C7 -- 4 Those who have had the first touch of Catarrh will save endless suffering by takÂ¬ J Joseph Jeffrm the famous actor who has retired from the stage has four sons Charles Thomas William Winter who will help Make all Checks Moneu Order etc and Joseph Jefferson Jr Payable to the order of Champ Mimkb to keep the family name before the pub- Â¬ lic if they do not succeed in adding new Editor Milo Shanks of tbe Rich Â¬ lustre to it All of them are capable ac mond Panlagraph has fallen into a good tors but none have yet played Rip berth in the Government Printing Office William Winter JtfEerson will play his Washington City The position came fathers part iu The Rivals Joseph through the civil service city last Jefferbou Ji was been in this February with thd Puddnhead Wilson Col W J Bryan is out in an inter- Â¬ Company view telling why he resigned from the army He reasserts his opposition to Our thoughts revert oft to the past territorial expansion and is on tne way To memories sweet and pleasant to Washington to fight against a colonial But now they are stuck very fast policy To the Christmas buying present -- Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BBUPE MILLER and station agent at Pine Hill castle county brings to light the fact that his real name was Frank Travers who was once a comrade pf Qnantrell and the James boys in their guerrilla raids He was also a member of the ill fated Loppz expedition to Cuba forty eight years ago under Crittenden and was one of seven to escape death he be Â¬ ing the youngest Travers was found ded in his bed Several weeks ago Travers loaned a gun to John Meadows with which he killed John and Clayton Mathews Rock- Â¬ keep it Insist on having Pur ty aPPllcations which only reach the ne onensive discharge buiiuco every time increases ail tne while causing a RAILROAD TI31E CABD feeling of personal defilement and gets deeper and deeper until it is L NRR only a question of a short time ARRIVAL OF TRAINS until the lungs are affected From Cincinnati 1058 a m 588 The importance of the proper m 1010 p m From Lexington oll a m 745 h m treatment can therefore be readily 333 p m 627 p m appreciated But no good what- Â¬ From Richmond 505 a m 740 a in 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 825 p DEPARTURE OP TRAINS Cos ing the righfc remedy at the outset Others m years sought re lief and found only disappoint Â¬ ment in local treatment wiil findi it wise to waste no further time on sprays washes inhaling mix- Â¬ tures etc whieh are only tempo Â¬ rary and can not save them front Consumption Catarrh is a deep seated blood disease S S S is the only remedy which can reach ever can be expected from local the very bottom of the disease applications as such treatment and cure it permanently Books sent free by the JSwilfc never did cure Catarrh and never will Specific Company who have fo r Mr Settle at Atlanta EEPRETENTATIVE EVAN SETTLE ac- - -- Companied the Presidents party South taking the place of Mr Bailey who was to answer the toast Theie is no minor- Â¬ ity in Patriotism Mr Bailey found that it was impossible for him to go and Mr Settle was selected in his place Mr Settle will represent old Kentucky most satisfactorily being oueof the most fervent and eloquent speakers in r Con- - gress Â¬ Kentuckys Chicamauga Monu ment - T mwsm 2s tTtif The Kentucky monument erected by the State in ChickamaugaPark will not 4 be formally dedicated until ntxtsnriner probably in the of Gov aSf ify radley decided month this April rceiv- yftiTtffy unon after Mg a letter from the Chickamauga Monument Commission notifying him of the completion of the erection of the Monument The commissioners say in the letter that the Kentucky monument Have you seen those colored photo- Â¬ is undoubtedly the handsomest in15 the graphs at J T Hintons yti jj- park and that the inscription is regard Cake Walk and Minstrels d as superior to that on any other mou- r - - ument JY ipMCcKinleys - Tribute to Confeder- ate Soldiers Mc- - p At Atlanta Wednesday President Jthe South arising from the memorable war of the 60d The president said - Kinleys remarks helped to further heal u uinereui ea uetween me iNortn ana jv r - those graves were made we differed widely about the future of this govern- Â¬ ment those differences were long ago settled by the arbitrament of arms and the time has now come in tne evolution of sentiment and feeling under the Providence of God when in the spirit of fraternity we should share with you in the ca e of the graves of the Confederate Boldierfe Every soldieru grave made during four unfortunate civil war is a tribute to Atntrfcan valor and while when i I- - Victory For Corporations by Judge Guffy Tuesday reversed the decision of the State Fiscal Court in the tS cflHRfl involving the indictments for fail- ing to report to the Secretary of State About 120 private corporations among M vJirhicTi were the Paris Gas Company arisEejtric Light Company and the r viPjwer Grocery Company were indicted tnnder the statute piovidiug a penalty of 1000 and 50 a day for each days de Â¬ linquency The tett case was made in the case of the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company vs the Common Wealth The court holds that inasmuch as th Auditor had not prescribed the form they are not liable Judge Povnter deli vers a separate opinion uuu uuugns jjutveiie Barnam and Haz lrkg take th gronnd that they do not have to report at all 1 The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the ep of last mouth but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work aud poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but irs a difference that counts every time Its a difference that changes your lamidry The Mrrick Lodge Minstrel and Con- Â¬ bill from an expense to an- - investment cert Co of Lexington will give a min- Â¬ We do good work it will cost no more strel show and cake walk at the Lexing- Â¬ than poor work but its worth double ton Opera House on the 20th for the the difference Boubbon Steam Laundry benefit of the Odd Fellowa Orphanb Home A special train will run from We are the peoples friends We re- Â¬ Paris to Lexington that evening and a your linen and put heck bands on large delegation is expected to attend pair Haggard Reed The train wiil leave Paris at seven free oclock returning after the performance How about a nice comfort for a Bob Frank Geo Browner Chas James Christmas present J T Hinton has and Ben Downey the prize winners of tf the cake walk in the Paris Elk Minstrel the best and cheapest in town show will participate in the cake walk New York Edam pine apple Neufa in Lexington chatel cheese tf Gov Bradley has been notified that Newton Mitchell the monument to Kentucky soldiers has Dont use any other but Purity been completed at Chickamauga He will fix a date early in April for unveil Â¬ flour from Paris Milling Co tell ing the monument your grocer you want no other production wf this bewhiskered chestnut south of the Ohio river occur- Â¬ red in the Odd Fellows Hall in this city in 1870 It was produced by a company owned by a South Carolina man and the play was given by capable actors the Topsy being an especially clever south Â¬ ern woman A T Forsythe saw the play in Wheeling W Va and was told by tha manager that he was going to giv6 the play in Paris Though the play has been altered since that time and is despised by the masses it is a great aker The door keeper of the Stetr eon Company told a Leader reporter tnat Stetson made more money out of his Tom show than he did out of his cir- cus These are about twenty five Tom shows on the road this seasou and one of them has made arrangements to swoop down on the innocent Porto Ricans Being a child has its disadvantage s first money-m- To Cincinnati 515 a in 751 a m 340 p m See our ten and twenty five To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m cent table Tliese goods are 545 p m 1014 p m m ex- Â¬ To Richmond 1108 a m 543 cheap no such values offered 1016 p m cept by CO FORD To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m The annual visit to Paris of Uncle F B Carr Agent Fruits of best quality and lowest Toms Cabin recalls the fact that the prices at Geo N ParrisY Ten And Twenty Five Cents Atlanta Ga- - i YOU LIKE T clean where you receive polite attention where deliver- Â¬ ies are made on time above all where you IjNOWi you are getting THE BEST in the market at the fairest prices ghats the kind of place I keep - v-- Clark Kenneys elegant line of New Train Service At a grocery store where the stock looks Ghristmas novelties includes elegant Commencing Monday December 5th toilet articles leather goods albums che Frankfort Cincinnati Railway perf umes and extracts cut glass bottles will make several important changes in medallions etc tf train service from Paris The clearance sale now in progress at Train leaving Frankfort at 340 p m the New Louisville Store is offer- Â¬ will run through to Paris arriving at ing special holiday discounts on suits 510 p m making close connection for and overcoars any calico in their stock at Kentucky Ceutral points 3c new line of flannelettes at 6c reg- Â¬ A new train will leave Paris at 540 p m and ariive at Frankfort at 710 p m 13dec 3t ular 8 l 3c quality The morning train arriving at 840 am Lung Irritation and leaving at 930 a m will remain as is the forrrnnuer to consumption will tur it aud heretofore Bells All of these trains will be strictly give such strength to the lungs that a p it sender train and hereafter freight congh or a cold will not settle thereN Twenty five cents at all goodc druggist wilLnot carrvVpaBsenggn Pine-Tar-Houe- neat and GHRISTMAS candies NUTS i tf fruits j y Fiesh stpek just received nicest assortmentof don t care Vihs eajmgs nuisanq xruiis in tne city 1 There are eggs and eggs rsr--s ar ipt Minnvn rvn v--t- t - i as- - a- v jo - Buck nd Bill have moved their rr bar- Â¬ TW1K ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest bai ber shop aud bath rooinH ever iuParis All work done with neatnehs Hiid uispatub With tuanks for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the pn lie CJH3PK HSSfSr mmzm 4 Phone 119 THE PURE FOOD GROCJtfL patronage tf Crawford Bros have latt ly improv Â¬ Â¬ ed their barbershop making it decided ly the most attractive shop in Paris They offer a prompt expert and polite service and their shop is as cool as any in the city Hot or cold baths at any j TXX lirUi Az oico KiT iLnPKj JLli p35 i L VSftsc2EC A K i tMKsasSBl fl5 hour if A on- Insure in my aencv union Prompt paying i eliable companies insures against fire wiad and storm W 0 HINTO Agent - Insure against fire wind and light Â¬ ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co lower rates and absolutely sufe insur-Â¬ O W Miller Ageut ance Paris Ky Santa Clans Headquarters The Court of Appeals in an opinion lemons Crystallized fruits nuts oranges All grocers keep it apples malaga - t - Ml ii6rSit Awarded t tiigrftest Honors Worlds Fair TV- -- h A- - Da A CflSAM TM A Handsome cut glass novelties leather goods medallions toilet articles etc tf Newton Mitchell suitable and appropriate presents at Notice Parties wanting photos for Clark Kenneys Christmas presents should place orders Gunthers fine candies for sale for to get them in time Call Christinas now in order aud see samples of the latest the Por Â¬ tf Newton Mitchell celain and Ivorytype pictures made How about one of those couches at J in both large and small sizes the piet tf tiesty finest and most durable picture T Hintous for your wife made Low prices on candies for eatertain L Grinnan tf ments Cheap but pure Take your hides to N Kriener He tf Newton Mitchell will pav you 7 cents for green hides 1 50 to 3 50 for horse hides according Weak Eyes are Made Strong to size aud sheep skins in proportion dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any l29no lmo kind speedily and effectually curtd by the useof Sutherlauds EaglejEye Salve Tornadoes And Cyclones Its put up in tubes and bold oil a guar-Lookout f these windstorms will tee by all good druggists sweep your farm property off the face ol the earth and you will lose it all Sure Cure for Dandruff unless yon have a policy in the old and tried Glen Falls of New Yoik jllOOO Fifty or more patrons of Crawford insurance for fivp years will only cost Bros barber shop have lately used the yon 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9uov tfi T Porter Smith Agent celebrated Coke cure for dandruff with gratifying resuHs It is a sure For Salk Walnut bedstead Ap cure and is recommended by a score of ply at The News office tf well known Parisians Persons who are troubled with dandruff should get a bot- VV S Anderson tie of Coke from Crawford Bros and try of Peck P O Pike Co O KecommentU --- bananas grapes grape fruit GfaaEdren Before the We have three children birth of the last one my wife used four bot- Â¬ tles Of MOTHERS FRIEND If you had the pictures of our children you could see at a g- ance that the last one is healthiest prettiest and gof them all Ky wife thinks Mothers Friend is the greatest finest-lookin- Now do you really think you could prove on any of the 1 ollowine articles for a nide Christmas present both USEFUL and ORNA Â¬ MENTAL Work Basket Fancy Rocker Carpet Sweeper Parlor Table China Closet Pedestal Lace Curtains Cheap Pictures Music Cabinet Corduroy Couch Chamber Set White Enameled Bed Gentlemanfs Desk Pretty Screen Blacking Cases Combination Iesk and Book Case and remedy in the world for expect ant mothers Written by a Ken Â¬ tucky Attorney at --Law grandest jLrressmg xaDie Leather Couch Folding Bed Martel Cabinet Nice liug Nice Pictures Pretty Comfort Ladys Desk Baby Chairs Gents Easy Chair India Stool 125 Easels Hassocks Indian Baskets genuine - TV Office Chairs Onyx Table ParlorSLamp -- 4 Jardinierre 1 J V r f jlTHS prevents FRIEKD suffering nine tenths of the incident to child- Â¬ birth The coming mothers disposition and temper remain unruffled throughout the ordeal because this relax Â¬ ing penetrating liniment relieves the usual distress A good natured mother is pretty sure to have a good natured child The patient is kept in a strong health condition which the child also inherits Mothers Friend tafces a wife through the crisis quickly and almost painlessly II assists in her rapid recovery and wards off the dangers that so often follow deÂ¬ -- A H 4 Dont fritter your money away on trash but beautify your home with USEFUL PRESENTS XJ llD AC KJCbLLLO KJIVLLLH UCclULj UHI trS And anything pretty for your home j J T HINTON -- i I SM KS3 HSi - Your Goods stored until ou wish them dtlivered I POWDER - If i -V A MOST PERFECT MADE pore Grape Cream of Tartar Ppwdr YEAitS THE ST ANBARD Fre Wright Medical Co J T Hlvtohs line of Christmas goods ieni J h ve puSSSSS a box of Wright druseis the best in town Call and see Celery Capsules from James T Rlaser Kisi Yavunjuauu useu uibiii iui owuiaai mem Trouble and Coustlpation I was unable to -do anytuing for nearly two years i ased three boxen of your Celery Capsules and they Notice Mrs W A Johnson will bn ve cured me For the benefit of others o teach puff paste andeake on Friday and afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours breadon Monday W S AvDXKjgojr 2t by all druggists at 60c and 1 per box Sold J Bend add ressou poeul to the Wright Med Di CKLa cases at J T Hiulong Co Columbus Cior trial size free Po Hie V WriglitaCelery Capsules it once vsr rt U - JA 1 - i A livery Elegant line of Pictures and Room Wood M iin tejg f u Mouldings me your old furnitaretb be re Â¬ Embalming gcientiriclly attends tal THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Sendpaired V- UAnrxiAwjua JUK JUKE ATLANTA GA Yonr furniture ovel byv czpcrienocd Send for our Tree ihustrated book writtea hands expressly tor expectant mothers rnighed-complet-I- Sold by druggists tor 1 a bottle S - Si 3 QO H Jat tfU IP i N j latiMffl JS-i-- iJ i i 4 J 53 s V V - --J t- - 4 THE BOOHBON NEWS THE BOU UBOW NEWS PABIS Circuit Court Proceedings The jury in the Thos A Hutchcraf t KT FRIDAY DECEMBER 16 i898 BIRTHS Men And r 1 I The Advent Of Ortr future That is the problem that puzzles the majority Women COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Eighteenth Year Established 1881 will case did not reach a verdict yester- Â¬ Now we can save you that worry and troubfe To thegwife of Current McCar- - people THE NEWS MAN day and were dismissed till this morning ney at Dayton Tenn a son COITling tO US tJEnleieI at the Post office at Paris Ky as In the case of the Common wealih vs Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At J Kiss mail matter oon Man wants here below the things Will Bell colored for forgery Bell The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And you can buy him atJW Davis Cos pleaded guilty but the jury after being Klsewliere TELEPHONE NO 124 China Cup and Saucer several times so t back by the Judge to w r m et n ttto tt Wm r tvf Umbrella Miss Bessie Armstrong is visiting in make a verdicc was discharged with a Ferneries alf V VJlOVeS to J T Hintons and buy something Lexington SUBSCRIPT OV PRICES severe reprimand and the case will be Kid MittS tf Jardinieres f Payable in Advance useful and ornamental Dr Jude tautrill said that ex- Â¬ LouisvilleWill Kenney is home from 00 tried over 81 S2 00 Six mouths Oaeyei Suspenders China Tea Pof KK- - cept one of the jurors was an old man A OBITUARY Neck Tie Sugar andCreamU Mr Newton Mitchell was In Cincin Â¬ PORT FKOir A GUN FRKE OF CHAKGE he would keep the jury without food 1 11 Vases a verdict was made He said in all his nati yesterday Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory bClSSOrS Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Of The Dead g Qomb experience he had no parallel case and Mr Edw Hutchcraft returned to payable to the order oj Champ MiUiKR FJickel Tray S Brice of Ohio Qjly pr Ex Senator Calvin that it appeared that some of the jurors Frankfort yesterday Pnff IOX Olive Tray prominent in National politics ana a qji A were delaying a verdct for a sinister Mrs W C TTs8ery was a visitor in new supply of Just arrived a Call 3ell up multi millionaire died suddenly yester ouvci mu ui suspen I urpose Lexington Wednesday neckwear handkerchiefs India Stool Ring Tray Â¬ dav in New York umbrellas etc at Price Mrs Josie Insko of Cincinnati ob-Â¬ Alexander is visiting dsrs Miss Kate Celery Boat tained a decree of divorce from her hus The funeral of Gen Calixto Garcia Screen Gos the reliable clothiers friends in Covington band Willis Insko in the Court of Com- Â¬ took place at Washington Tuesday Handkerchiefs Tobacco Jars Mrs Bettie Shaw left yesterday for The sermon was delivered by Arch- India stools at J T Hintons mon Pleas of Hamilton county Ohio And other articles too numerous to mention The first decree gave the custody of their a visit to Cisco Texas bishon Ireland in st Patricks church PEJRSOML MENTION WHAT SHALL I GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS I i of Iqf YOU CAN GIVE A NICE ihT 1 Childrens Gents fifr - nesday iufant son Andrew to the mother and daughter that of their to the father A subsequent AyGREAT variety of handsome mufflers Maxie are displayed by J W Davis Co tf modified order gave the mother custody of both children During the time tha Shy arid three children elapsed between first and second decrees Mrs Jas on Walkers avenue aie ill with the father brought the daughter to his measles nephewin this county Mrs Insko Chas Kenney is home trom a trip to came up with her attorney Mr Cooper five-year-o- ld - The L N pay car was here Wed Â¬ Ohio where he purchased some thorough- Â¬ and attempted to secure possession of the child by a habeus corpus proceeding bred poultry The respondent was represented by R P Â¬ Dow Attorney Harry Cooper of CincinJr The case occupied cons der nati argued a case in Judge Canteens able of the courts time After hcving court Wednesday read certified copies of Cincinnati court oral evidence Deputy Sheriff ames Burke has records and affidavits and to have cus- Â¬ as to Mrs Inskos unfitness rented the John Brown cottage on South tody of the child the Court dismissed Main street and now resides there allowed the father to re the writ and For Rent My residence on Higgins tain the child Avenue Possession given March 1st Co Frank A C Adair 2t V Whenever a man boy or child sees t the name of 3 W Davis Co stamped on an article they never question the are showing an excellent line of sterling silver toilet articles at very low prices Division of The Stoner Realty In the recent division of the land of Â¬ quality Geo N tf on the icy pave- Â¬ the late Col R G Stoner the tracts ment on Fourth street he other day and were divided as follows cut a severe gash in his head Several The widow gets a lite estate in Oakstitches were required to sew up the land the home place and a part of the Paris fell wound Employes of the L N are antici pating a five per cent increase in wages as their New Years gift This added to a similar increase during Au Â¬ gust last will bring the mens salary back to where it was two years ago New Grocery A A of foimerly McDermott Fbed Spears will open a jr McDermott recently grocery in the building A nice caue or umbrella makes a oecupieivby J K Spears Fred is a popular and experienced groceryman handsome present All varieties can I e tf andalways gives hi3 customers the best had at J W Davis Cos in the market - A Printers Combine farewell ser o j ar thNewvown Chris Â¬ tian church oa Christmas day Mr Toomas has been employed for the com ing year to preach at the Broadway Christian churcn in Louisville Mr Thomas has hal cti irge of the Newtown church for two ytia and the eloquent Autralian has endeared himself to the entire congregation Dan Hibler farm 050 acres in all Mrs Sidney G Clay gets the Bowles Farm of 293 acres and 484 acres on Cane Ridge and 120 acres of the Hibler land in fee simpie Warren Stoner receives a tract of 2800 acres ot Missouri land in fee simple All the personal property with the ex cepti in of the trotting stock has been di posed of The horses will be offered for sale at Lexington in the spring Elder O A Thomas will preach his Judge H C Howard was in Car- Â¬ lisle on business yesterday Mrs Thos Eastin of Newport is visiting relatives in the city Editor Squire Turner of Mt Ster- Â¬ ling was in the city Wednesday Mrs Emma Walker Herr of Lex- Â¬ ington was in tbe city yesterday Mr Robert Lyne of Cynthiana vis- Â¬ ited friends here Tuesday and Wed- Â¬ nesday Mrs Jennie Lary returned to Lex- Â¬ ington yesterday after a visit to rela- Â¬ tives here Mrs W E Simms and daughter Miss Lucy left yesterday for a visit to Cincinnati Misses Alice and Eddie Spears have returned from a visit to Mrs Wickliffe in Lexington Messrs Sam Clay and W E Simms left yesterday to join a hunting party at Trenton Tenn Mr David Depue of Utah guest at Mr Horace Millers left yesterday for Hot Springs Ark Miss Pattie Letton has arrived from Indiana to spend the holidays with relatives in this city Mr W A Baird formerly of this city arrived Wednesday to spend sever- Â¬ al days with friends Mrs Bettie Shaw left yesterday for Cisco Texas where she will spend the balance of the winter Miss Addie Grrner will return to Winchester to morrow after a visit with Miss Fannie Mann Mr Frank Donaldson and wife aud mother Mrs M C Donaldson left yesterday for Cincinnati ili88 Lillie Jouettof Cynthiana was the guest of Miss Lizzie Uonnell Wednesday and Thursday Mrs Ashbrook returned to Cynth after a visit to her iana yestrrda Â¬ Harrison b clay agpd seventy four years died Tuesday at his Lome near stony Point of paralysis The de- ceased bad been an invalid for a num- bar of years He ia survived by his wife nee Bettie Gass Mr Clay was a brother of John C and Thomas Helm Clay and Mrs F E Nelson all of this county The remains were interred at the Paris cemetery Wednesday after noon Coin and Jet us show you the Iargestand most complete line off Christmas novelties ever brought to the city at prfces defy competition Give us a call 1t Ck TTTOIECEiIRL P9 Main St Paris Ky CONDONS Mnai Facts fr We sell a pure silk handkerchief plain bordered or initial for 25 cents tf J W Davis Co Plainly State 1 Childrens Hintons toy sweepers at J tf T All our Ladies and Children Capes and Jackets at cost From December 22d to 26th and from Dec 30th to January 2 the L N will Special reduction in Dress Goods- li00 sell round trip tickets at one and one goods now 69c comprising Satin Berthird fares Tickets good to return untbers Broadcloths aud English Coverts il- January 4th - Ii N Holiday Kates To close out all our Winter Good in the next HO days we have marked down all our stock to figures hejond com goods of equal quality parison Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool and Germantown Yarn Embroidery Silks and Material descriptions at cut prices- Tfce-besfc- of JK Â¬ Ladies and childrens Seamless HoseSKP w quality for 10c per pair Christmas presents by the car- Â¬ Large lino of All Wool Dress Goods at uein Paris load and at the right price for 25c and 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to IptOO per pava man or boy at Price Cos duced to one half of of former B7m See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c Maybe your wife wants a folding bed y per yd worth double and our f size Standard brands of Bleached cotton for Cnristmas J T Hinton has them Best Unbleached cotton 5c Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Very best Pereales at 8c Â¬ I will have a car of finest fruit to artwice as much 10 4 Sheeting 12 and 15c rive Tuesday Dec 20 Call and get the best for the lowest money Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Glvem Awsyu Geo N Pabris - Buy your buggy robes and blankets from N Kriener He wont sell them at cost but he will sell them cheaper 9dec 2wk than anybody in town Dont to read the Special en And Twenty Five Cents These goods are xjheap no such values offered ex CO cept by FORD cen See our table ten and twenty five Announcement in our Win dow Each Morning The Elks Banquet fultbaiiquetB Wednesday night this time in honor of Mr Roland Reed a brother Elk A substantial menu was discussed at the Hotel Fordham followed by a number of appropriate toasts J Tae Elks gave another of their delight In this age of trusts and combines it would be thy correct thing for the print- Â¬ ers of Kentucky to combine against a certain class of traveling agents who visit a town and work up various ad- Â¬ vertising schemes Merchants are bun- Â¬ coed into giving advertising which should be placed in the newspapers to these agents to place in frames to be hung np for a few weeks These agents get the work done for beggarly prices audit would seem to be good business policy for the printers of Kentucky to combine against thise fellows to protect their own interests Tnis form of advertis- Â¬ ing is hardly worth twenty cents for a card to run a century daughter Mrs R Hutchcraft Will take six cows to pasture on rye at Mr Wulter Champ of The News reasonable rates left Wednesday afternoon for a brief Mrs Mary Reynolds Paris Ky trip to Washington Baltimore and 16dec4t B Wanted New York Mrs Win P Apperson and daugh- Â¬ ter Miss Alice Adair Apperson of Mt Sterling and Miss Palsy Letton of Dunkirk Iud are visiting at A C Stockholders Meeting The stockholders of the Citizens Bank are hereby notified to meet at the Bank on Monda3T January 2 1899 for the election of officers for the ensuing year of Paris Ky v V Adairs Mrs Geo T Smith nee Carrie Wilson whu has been the guest of her broth- Â¬ er Mr Simms Wilson left yesterday moruiug to vitit her sister Mrs W N Jurey of Pewee Valley Aiuoug those from Milleraburg who Mr visited iu Paris Wednesday weie and Mrs Santord Allen Misses Lucy AlleD Lida Clarke Mary Grimes Misses Lucy Allen Lida Clarke Mary Â¬ 1 Wm Myall Cashier J M HUGHES Prest WE HAYE KEOSIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP IMTOFJED SCITHflS AM TBOnSEHNK - Judge Purnells New Calendar chiefs in Paris to select from at Cos Bounty Judge W M Purnell will Frank hereafter convene hL court monthly in Big Purchase Of Cattle steadvof quarterly The next term will Jos Ewalt yesterday delivered to L begin January 17tb and the court will convene the third Tuesday in each Joseph a carload of fine Shorthorn cat- Â¬ at five tle that averaged 1560 pound month thereafter two-yeacents per pound These were t Gets A Fall A Fife Lad oios witn one neirer in ioc ma weignta iouu pounap ne aiso foiq io same a A small blaze in the residence of carload of extra good l500 pound cattle Thos Fif her corner Seventh and High at 4f cents caused an alarm to be sent in from Box Mr Joseph alco bought 250 fat cattle inoruiag In the run to of Jas E lav 90 of Catesby Wood Â¬ 18 yesterday tie fire Geo R Duehrer was accident- Â¬ ford 93 of Gt o H Whitney of Lexii g ally thrown from the hose wagon and ton aud a lot at Frankfort narrowly escapei being run over He These cattle wiTe all for export f The fire was sustained a few bruises Hunting in Tennessee extinguished with bul small damage r-- The largest line of handker Stockholders Meeting FOK FALL AND WINTER -- Orphans Home Benefit C3Psfully completing all arrangements to The Odd Fellows t Lexington are suc have a large crowd at their benefit at Lexington Tuesday night The proceeds are for the Widows and Orphans Home at that place A large number of tick eta have already been sold 300 at Lex Â¬ ington 150 at Winchester 100 at Rich Â¬ mond with a prospect of 125 in Paris Among the Parisians who will partic- Â¬ ipate in the cake walk after the minstrel concert are C R James Robt Frank Earl Fergison Geo McNaoiara Ben Downey and Go Browner Admission with reserved seas fifty tntnl cents railroad tare wxiy ueuia wmi ll i in -i HAV A sneciMl tram win reiuru nci -- v Luu Ferguson J M Hall Miller Ward J Q Ward Jr and Sim Clay have gone to Tennessee for a bird bunt near Trenton Will Simms may join them for a hunt before going to Ar kansas Henry Fuhrmau and John Feeney have returned from a hunt near More Messrs Â¬ neud are closing out their cloaks at one half of the original price In Jaunary I Dont forget that Frank Co New Coffee Roasting Plant th- - Pover Grocery Com 1 i 1 p my will dd to their already big whole- S Vt saie esiaiuibumeiir a cumpifiti n uei i i III roasting uiauc m mis luiiuairy wm im- sure this vicinity of fresh and unadal fhaentertaiment terated cofrVes which will prove a great for Christmas dinner can boon to coffee drinkers Everything be borght of Geo N Parris at the low - a I t - est prices m Co s You are looking for something present for new for a Clisistmas which you will Nut raisins datef t or ra the new wdles raisius -to Great reduction in blankets comforts and buggy rugs at Frank figs The Stockholders of the Bourbon Bank of Paris Ky are notified to meet Grimes Mishes Rankin and Current at the Bank on Monday January 2 Wm Mclntyre Wm 1899 for the election ot a Board of aud Messis Clarke Jas Dundon and Dr McKinney Directors for the ensuing year E F CLAY Prest The following party from Carlisle B Woodford Cashier were n nests at the Hotel Windsor Wed nesday Mr and Mrs W H Harris Mr aml MnJ w w How6j Mn and Mr w E Knnedv Misses Miranda Potts Lucy Howell Avelyn Parks Anna Dee Dudley Ellen D Howe Lena The Stockholders of the Agricultural Turemau Miss Gibson of Georgia Bank of Paris Ky are notified to Messrs Robert spencer H C Lee J meet t the Bank on Monday January C Tureman W H Reed F C Parks 2 1899 for the election of a Board of Matt C Myers B F Dalzell John T Directors for the ensuing year Morgan W G Dearing and Dr Yancey J J McCLINTOCK Cashier td HENRY SPEARS Prest Â¬ At Craw lords ville lnd last Thurs day Mr aud Mrs S H Gregg tendered a reception to Mr Geo Gregg and biide nee Miss June Jameson of this city The rawtordsville Star prints a lengthy notice lrom wmcn we extract the fol Â¬ lowing lu the receiving party were Mis rf H Gregg Mr and Mrs George sas Gregg and Miss Kathenne Jameson of K v sister of Mrs Gregg Mrs Pari Should be something useful some S H Gregg received iu a gown of black thing that is needed and that will give with tiout of jeweled net Mrs pleasure to the recipient What could satiu George Giegg wore a strikingly becom- Â¬ be more useful than a pair of shoes ing aud stately costnme of rose pink Let us suggest to some poor and A pair of satiu with trimmings of velvet of the needy friend shoes same shade and filmy white lace Miss A pair of Fancy Slippers to your Jameson was in heliotrope and white daughter A pair of shoes for the boy better and oigaudie with trimmings of lace and ones than he has been wearing hiliotrope libbon There were present finer pair of house siippers for father A nnt1t tf iwf - iuuiwP trt w c uuuiuci ui jUCTl A pair of Home Comfort shoes for grand mother If you buy your presents of J W Lots of thines in Footwear that are Davis Co yon will find they will be both useful and nice for presents tan be appreciated as men know they are right found in our stock in style aud quality tf Our Prices are lower than any house in Centre 1 Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call -- w r m KvrT3 S E TIPTON IVTTSTtr YT A T T7TOTJr t Cutter Stockholders Meeting AN XMAS GIFT FROM SANTA CliAIJS- will be the exquisite wBrtbrreaff Christmas snow that we will lay your shirt bosom collara anf Those who know a good tkisy they see it will appreciate fhe work that we put on their 1Idb color and perfect finish Sample it - mmmmmmmm CHRISTMAS GIFTS 1 i ii rr RWnihiHi fit ail m IrQiinnir v re W M HINTON JR BRO7 Proprietors Telepho i Nn 4 -- YOUR CHILD IS THINKING ABOUT WHAT w w - - - - 71 C HRISTMAS I nppv uy oiiyiug a uuuhlhui supply oi oaiua vjh of FRUITS I an leadquarter for all kinds Viotto TTJ T u rt - So outit - you to be thinking of where you will malce UvS yonY p gooaie u- fnil tr roll oor v V llv - currants Remember your sweetheart by buying a box of genuine Lowney chocolate and Cor 4th bon bon at Geo N Parris Clays Shoe Store Main bas k vxV ur A xv no x up fiv NUTS OANDHRil t il it im up jum juiisnmtm v8 Paris Ky GEO N PARRIS Also Groceries oi all kinds sJwioxMrioawx - XGPjims Tke onXjifsnuine Lownjy candi3at at lowest prices- - ri -- X V n a v firtas -- a a t THE BOURBON NEWS I88ij JEJublished Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP t BRUCE MILIERl f EdItors and Owns tgpE EJUBbLNLWS -- JPAfflS JPy DANCEPt 2 v - - - DECEMBER 1G 1896 0VN MEDALS TT A - tJevery eagerly the water we gave dreamlike in having a camel for ones I revived him a little We steed forgot to mention that Miss How Ivlnc I it Royal Dignity and Enter Â¬ brought him grass and he ate it greed- - Nancy was singularly sentimental tained Americans iiy Ill tell you what well do my Jeffie He isnt very pretty is he said and Jacky boys said Miss Shumway MI witnessed a most extraordinary one day Jeff Well caparison him with THE BIG MELON PATCH Did you ever see a camel that was all sorts of fantastic trappings as they thing in 1898 and one that I never exThere wuz a time in early spring I dread- - I asked do in his native land and then Ill take pect to see again should I live 100 years a crowned head a king dancing ed most to scratch my ride Ive Pruin early morn to late at night in dads Egypt seen prettier ones than old princess and Ill feel like a real oriental en a billiard table remarked Paul replied Jeff Look at his big melon patch The patch it looked ten acres long by seven hide The next Saturday Miss Nancy car- Â¬ Trommlitz of San Francisco to an En Â¬ tacres wide It was easy to do this as hair was ried out this plan We rigged Egypt quirer man recently and there were An every hill a mountain- top with valleys worn off in spots as big the a dinner up as Jeff put several who will tes as it as no camel in or lifj to Americans present of my state- Â¬ close beside the truthfulness An then the hoe 1 hed to use weighed all uv plate One eye was closed permanent- Â¬ out of his native land had ever been twenty pound ly and three fourths of his tail was rigged up before It was all done un ment There was a party of us from An strained the sockets uv my arms at missing He was frightfully bony and der the enthusiastic direction of Miss the Pacific coast stopping at the hotel every stroke an bound in Honolulu in the year I mentioned The soil tho light it seemed to hug the his bones cracked with every move he Nancy She brought forth a red crape King Kalakaua was then on the throne made YVe got him on his feet after a shawl a large plaid double woolen dusty earth like lead An- every hill I hed to make choked up my little while and drove him into our pas- Â¬ shawl a box of old artificial flowers little dreaming that his dynasty was soul with dread ture The cows eyed him curiously another of carefully preserved ribbons fading away forever to be merged The An every year in early spring I dreaded for a few minutes and then took to of every hue two or three silk sashes into the American government old man for he then appeared to be most to scratch flight bawling wildly their tails in and scarfs a black lace shawl several With heavy hoe an achin hand in dads the air An old steer being more yards of green silk fringe a foot in nearly 60 was wont to come down to big melon patch the hotel every evening from the royal Xew see the river lay close by an sparkled courageous came near when Egypt width and some peacock feathers to our surprise gave the steer a kick ln the sun Jeff and I did the rigging up and palace and mingle with the guests He Jestantallzin uv my soul with every that nearl3 felled him to the ground when it was done Egypt was perhaps was attired in ordinary citizens garb Tgleam it spun And he winked his good eye when as picturesque a camel as ever walked with no insignia of royalty about him An every ripple all daylong jes beckoned On the evening I refer to Kalakaua He did hon- Â¬ the earth he did it said Jeff Tne aside came to the hotel attended by several An showed me where a fish lay hid be- Â¬ estly Now I must be in harmony with neath the silver tide Egypt then lay down in a shady Eg3rpts oriental appearance said Miss of his best musicians and most accom- Â¬ An when all this wuz hauntin me how grassy spot while Jeff and I speculated Nancy So she draped herself in a plished dancers We all went to the could a feller scratch With stiddy stroke an right good will in what we should do with him if he did white sheet wound a blue shawl around wineroom below which was also the dads ol melon patch not die We talked the matter over at her head and over her shoulders and billiard room where we were enterclasped a yellow girdle about her waist tained at length Later along midnight Butwhen the autumn sun shone warm an the dinner table dew lay on the grass Hes not going back to those ciicus Dont we look as if we were ust or after when the wine song and dance An we hed shocked the field uv corn an men unless they come for him said fa from the orient she asked as we had warmed his blood to the boiling 1 housed the garden sass E saw enouo h of their treatment made Egj pt kneel for her to mount point King Kalakaua leaped upoji the An when the nuts begun to turn an cockle theri How billiard table with tho agility of a of him As he rose to his feet she said - burrs to catch cat and commenced to give us the no I s hedbig di ead to spend an hour in dads The end of it all was that Jeff and I romantic and laughed gleefully melon patch i in of old It may have been that his gorgeous ghula hula or nativemuscle dancehim Fur there would glisten- - in the sun them became the proud possessors liearted reat shape while we applauded Egypt for father was too kind trappings aroused in old Egypt some fellers long an green remembrance of racing tournaments in to his most effective efforts When With meller juicy red insides fit fur a to send the poor beast astray king or queen Hes welcome to all the grass he his youth or of some mad dash across he had mi the gamut of the exciting An weh a straddle uv the fence with mel- Â¬ wants said he could father Theres plenty of a moonlit desert with a dusky rider dance some one bet him that attempt Â¬ ons a huJl batch not kick the chandelier He 1 soon furgot my sufferins in dads big it in the meadow and plenty of hay urging him on with whip and cry or it melon patch when the grass is gone Jeff and Jack may have been in a spirit of revenge ed it several times but failed owing to his exhaustion from the can have him in partnership that he arave three or four terrific bel perhaps Then one of our party jumped An so it is with every soul the hull great dance The news of our wonderful posses- Â¬ lows a mad toss or two of his human batch head and started upon the table and kicked the chan We hev our mole hill mountains here in sion soon went abroad and all the boys lifes big melon patch we knew in the town came out to our off at a rate of speed we had never seen delier from its fastening to the gas jet The flow of gas was quickly shut Weiimurmur an we magnify an dread to farm m company with a good many him exhibit before do a job Miss Nancy began to shriek her blue off wiih a bottle stopper All the daih An look out on the river yearnin fur its boys we had never heard of All were -- lazy throb most friendly and cordial however shawl fell off her curled hair tossed ages were promptly settled by cash on We fain would throw away the hoe an They oroight us gifts of gum pepper- Â¬ about wildly indeed some of the curls the spot and the king und his retinue laze beside the stream retired from thscene King Kalakaua Ah let the melons plant themselves an mint drops inarbles and other things fell off Across the pasture old Egypt died in San Erancisco during the desiring nothing in return but a lioe sped Miss Nancy clinging to his hump fish an idly dream But when at last success hez come we gob- - on old Egypt So did Knights Templar conclave and after Of course Jeff and I laughed ble down our catch Fathpr forbade this and said that the Sister Lucy and there was a twinkle attending the banquet teturned to the An soon furgit the trials weve hed in lifes presence of the entire boy population in mothers eyes anxious as she felt hotel and died big melon paten During our stay in Honolulua prom- Â¬ Joe Cone in N Y Herald of Hebron interfered too much with the for the safety of Miss Nancy half breed invited our work Jeff and I had to do on the farm Her running away said mother in inent native included two American party which So the boys were invited to return to alarm Get on one of the horses and 9 ladies to his handsome home to be Â¬ T town which they did after various dis ride after him Jeff Dear me the pasparaging remarks in regard to old ture bars are down Hes out in the entertained which included the hula The women dancers were clad Egypt Jeff and myself road and is going toward Hebron Ride hula only in the close fitting light tan walk Four veeks passed and it was won Â¬ after him quick Jeff ing suits that Dame Nature had inadp By J Ii Harbour derful hew Egypt picked up He still Nick our fastest horse was in his was and ever would be hairless in large stall Jeff threw a bridle on him and for them The American ladies stood i a spots One eye remained closed he jumped astride his back and as he it a little bit and then blushingly re- Â¬ grew not in tail or in fat but as Jeff dashed out of the barn yard Jeff called tired The native half breed guests of the party remained throughout the per Â¬ BROTHER Jeff iny father and said there was a marked change in his oack roguishly How romantic MY were planting- corn one morn--ing- - manner Particularly if formance for they did not regard it How dreadful Indeed he became positively frisky Egypt carries poor Miss Nancy into as anything out of the wajr for the when I was a boy of 15 and Jeff hula hula is a part of the ancient re wa a year older We ought to have at times and would chase the cows Hebron looking like that been at work in another part of ourl around in the pasture as if enjoying But he did not Nick was in his ligious rites of those barbaric people Asan evidence that the natives do noti fermuCilfer had allowed us toHvork their terror VHe arid thesteef Had evi prime a m the field by the roadsideth at morn dently made a treaty of peace for they overtook the camel whenhevhadgone regard the hula hula as lascivious the day after the performance I have just ing- because a circus train was to pass were the best of friends after the first less than a mile on its way to Hebron a town three week Ho there you related an Italian count who had been Egj pt Of course old Egypt was an object of Egypt miles distant Jeff called out and caught one of the guests with us and myself Jeff and I had been to oneeircus that wonder to all travelers over the coun- Â¬ Egypts rein The camels mad gallop were in a wine warehouse attending to summer and father could not spare us try road and Jeff and I felt that he con- Â¬ changed to a trot and then to a walk some matters of business and in the course of our conversation which was from the larm to go to this one so we ferred quite a distinction on our farm and soon he stopped You havent got any camel was a And then he not only winked but gcing on in German commented upon bad to get all the satisfactionwe could taunt Jeff was constantly flinging at he grinned at me honor bright he the dance of the nig ht before in a from seeing it pass by And facetious manner A native half breed declared Jeff afterward We tried to console ourselves by say the other farmers boys to which they did clerk who was employed in ingthat we didnt think that it was would reply want any old camel un-Â¬ the rags and tags wed caparisoned warehouse spoke up in German the to We dont him with were strung all along the very much of a circus anyhow Sam Walling had told Jeff that his uncle less he could be a better looking one roadside and we didnt find but five of our amazement and after begging our pardon proceeded to explain to us that Jim had seen tne circus over in Kil than youve got ah old hairless bob Miss Naucys curls What Miss Nancy descended from Egypt in the dance had no vulgar significance or burn the week before and he had said tailed one eyed a state of great indignation when Jeff suggestion to the native mind When that it didnt compare with the cir- Â¬ good is he he had finished I asked him how on Jack and I have lots of fun riding on led the camel into our barn yard cus we had seen earlier in the season answered and He is a treacherous and dangerous earth he got to speak such good Ger- Â¬ It is true that Sam had tried to mod him weblow on Egypts this was true A light knees would beast and hell never get me on his back man He replied that he ought to be ify this statement when he found that cause him to kneel Then Jeff and I again said she and walked into the able to speak some German as he had - Jeff and I could not go to the circus attended Heidelberg as a student for and He then told us that his uncle had said would mountinhis backglee ride around house trailing her oriental robes be Â¬ nine years Cincinnati Enquirer Ease kind hind her that the clown was the best and fun- Â¬ the pasture and great treatment unlimited food had Poor old Egypt That was his last SHE WANTED TOO MUCH niest clown he ever saw and that the made such a change in old Egypt that race Perhaps he overexerted himself we trapeze men beat the Dutch but he was quite strong enough to trot Iiady Lnnclier Who Thought Fin hekUSam firmly to his original state- - around wiih Jeff and me on his back Jle was listless and would not eat the next day Three days later when Jeff grer Bowls Went vrith Corns circus was mentaud insisted that the Our grown sister Lucy and her girl and T took a visiting cousin out to the np good at all Just as if there ever friends often Painted or ever would be a circus that of a ride on a mounted for the novelty pasture we found old Egypt lying at had beer camel She was woefully out of place in the full length under his favorite tree was no good to two boys of 15 and 16 was great fun getting on his back It There was a suggestion of tears in dairy lunchroom The swish of her years T and more getting off The girls would Jeffs voice as he exclaimed Why he skirts was too aristocratic and her nose Presently Jeff gave his hoe a liing shout and shriek and cling to his hump was too tilted for her ever to be served and said eagerly Its coming the moment he started declaring that hes dead Youths Companion nicely by a democratic dairy lunch Jack they would fall off they just would waitress LONDONS SMALL PARISHES I looked toward a big hill over which but they did not She was a stranger in town else she the road ran and saw the advance We lived near a small schoolhouse One Tliat St Ulnry Mountliaw Con would not have gone there Her train wagons of the circus which we counted The teacher whose name was Nancy had come in about noon and she was sists of Ony- Six eagerly as they came over the hill Shumwuy was a-- very worthy amiable hungry so she darted into the first ear Houses Theres only 25 of them said 1efi woman though somewhat eccentric shop that had a sign hanging out in and there were 34 in the circus we She dressed in a remarkably juvenile A house mentioned as standing iti six front of it went tb in May- It cant be much of a manner icv a lady somewhat older different parishes in the city of LonShe saw that she was out of place show my mother She wore her hair in don affords a singular instance of the herself She dusted off the chair with than The wagons covered with dirty can- long stiff curls almost to her vaist involved state of municipal affairs in her handkerchief before she sat down vas went by in a shabby procession In and there t were always pink or blue that crowded Square ruled over by the and her nose went up higher when sne Â¬ the rear came three dust covered ele- - ribbons fiiitterjng about her girlish city corporation In that small area heard a waitress yell back to the cook phants and ten or twelve dissolute- gowns She laughed a great deal and there are over 60 parishes hone of them one ham and cup o wash and two looking camels One the largest of affected a girlisn manner Jeff and I as may well be supposed of any great sinkers One cup apple a brace o the iot limped slowly behind the oth- - were rather abashed to be called Jeffie dimensions but some of an almost in- buns ers a picture jof weariness and de Â¬ dear and Jacky boj when Jeff was conceivably small size The parish of She picked up the bill of fare that a man kept secretly planning the purchase of a St Mary Mounthaw for jection A rough-lookinwaitress with red hair and a checked instance prodding the poor beast with a cruel razor and I had escorted a certain Mary which cbnsists of six houses and is apron had pushed before her Whattlo looking goad while he loudly coni Jane Sriodgrass home from singing the smallest parish in the city may well it be asked the latter the waitress A landed it to Git but of this school three or four times be ranked as a prime curiosity This not the apron vas also unpleasant to have Miss odd parish stands at the corner of would bellow pitifully at It Bring me some corn cakes and maplft The camel prod but did not move any fast- - Kancy offer to pay us in kisses every Queen Victoria and Friday streets and sirup please replied the woman quiet ver It could jiot indeed it came 10 a time we did anything for her but sheÂ¬ has not possessed a jctiurch since the iy- standstill when it was directly in front was really a kind hearted good wom great fire of London 16G6vwhen it was And as the girl walked away to get a of us and fell heavily to the ground an and an excellent teacher for the fall burned down with many more n sver napkin and a knife and fork she cried Corns with a prolonged bellow of pain and term of our school which was attended to be rebuilt What we may well call through the kitch6n window the surname of the parish either is painted despair As the man began to beat it by little children only When Miss Nancy first saw old Egypt derived from some forgotten bene- Â¬ The woman at the table shrrered ialher interfered up to him in her girlish factor whose name was attached to it Rlightly and closed her teeth tight The poor beast is sick said father she rushed just as wr find a neighboring parish She was served and the girl slapped let it lie here in the shade and rest way Why you dear old beauty you Ive called St Margaret Moses and an down a ten cent check By and by the for It is f airly panting awhile heard of you and were going to be jol- Â¬ other St Benet Pink or from some cakes had been made to disappear The breath geographical peculiarity which accounts woman looked around Will you giv came riding ly good friends arent we old fellow A-- man on horseback thistfriendly advance for the names of All1 Hallows Honey me a finger bowl she asked Whats the matter here he Egypt received back most ungraciously He showed all his lane aud St Mafy Old Fish street The waitress Just looked at her Her nsked t jaw fell Finally she mustered up her my yellow teeth winked his good eye furi- Â¬ hlil Old Egypt is played out and it si The need of these rather cumbrous courage and exclaimed loud enough for opiniou that hes played out for good ously and gave a kick that must have identifications is obvious wheii it is everyone in the room to hear her well nigh dislocated his leg If Hes been sick for a month and hell Naughty naughty camel said Miss said that there were six or seven par- Â¬ yuse wanter wash yer bands theres a never be any better of St and a the city togethej youre right said the man Nancy Whereupon Egypt tried to bite I guessoff his horse and looking at her He evidently disliked Miss Shum ishes other Mary inequally veil repre- basin and soapDetroittowel down ther with saints at the sink Free Press jumpng St Mary Mounthav was orig Â¬ neck and way from that tihie forth but this did sented False Teeth for Horses the camels outstretched so youmay not keep her from insisting upon hav Â¬ inally somewhat larger than now but False teeth for horses which were e done for closed eyes was- reduced to its somewhat tiny di- Â¬ ide on his back ing the president of a -- s well leave him and attend to the Kowjcharming it would be if 1 could mensions when the clearances of housa suggested by society a jtrajrfllifr The men fer years ago French humane others theyre old Iiave him ftarry me to and from the property were made for the construe have actually been invented ami ara away leaving--poo-- colly walVed j5choolhoue I sh6uldfael aa if lwere tionof Qiieen Victoria street some a gclming- favor with oniT oM larfft fte yj vJtid fatkar almost an inhabitant 9f ih client It ytars since Lo4iom Ntwg stftfeteft 4Eif hteentk Year Established Wp must do what we can for i he nnor has always seemed to me that there f jnust be something soso poetic and at He drank f- - - him and ylj HUEA HULA r J Ivalakana Pst Aside Hli 3UY THEIR A1 LITTLE NONSENSE Hfv Many n - Exploit Tfaeir Imaginary Merits ScH Constitatea Heroes Â¬ - Â¬ cler to Whose art and skill it owed its origin modestly admitted that much himself A complimentary inscription on its surface informed the beholder thatjSo and So had received the medal for distinguished bravery in saving life A society with a peculiar name wholly unfamiliar to me was inscribed as that of the donor It was a beautiful medal and the jew j palledVoVa Ifar yoii bug ht io iinalU HJ What good wo uld tbaf Mm prove it do Chicago liecord Mrs TCpwpd BJpViipk Jleiri fl r MJbi4T - w Her Friend V during the ceremony Well a trifle at first darling but not Tit-T after William r had said yes Bits r War T ti ervous dear-- pM- - v r l re - Bustlebv is always in a tremendous f Thats so Why Ive seen V hurry him steam right by a danger sign without stopping to find out why itfwas there Punch Must be a heroic sort of chapwho rnl She Have you ever had any expen Queer I everhe is I commented x -w dont know the1 name of the society exactly vv used to work m a sausagi T V which has recognized him- so handÂ¬ 11 lacxory duo mcreiy as u ouoAniici somely i i rThe jeweler smiled sarcastically Do you really believe you wereun-shook his head and deposited the goldÂ¬ iustly defeated at JX uie eleven vxi en tribute to valor in a plush case f- HT JV 7 -- ttjf 1W - v- - I J v v -- Â¬ - flower-and-ribbon-bedeck- ed young man and doesnt propose to 1 low any inquiring sport to pun him down too closely to dates andsinciderits No there is nothing unique in the casej of this self constituted hero I make medals every week or so for persons whp think they deserve them al though the deeds and works which usually beg et them are lacking and who therefore do not hesitate to sup- ply their own need Of course the in scriptions on the medals invariably at tribute the gift to other persons or as Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ the inscription asythegivendoesnot ex except in his mind To be plain with youhe had this medal made at his own expense merely to gratify his abnormal vanity although the gratification is at the expense of his honesty too Heis a young man well known in sporting circles and already wears three similar medials for heroism which I made according- to his directions Very frank ly he admitted to me when first he came to my shop that he was having the medals made for himself and that he did so in order to obtain a certain deference from his deluded fellow sports If you notice this last rnedalis dated four years ago for he is a wary Tot a bit of he echoed Heroic it The man whose swelling chest this trifle is designed to ornament probably never saved o much as a cat or a dog in his life let alone valuable human ber ings and the society which figures n it Â¬ Undoubtedly Whyirione division swhere I am only given two votesIicais produce one man whp voted four M 4 Philadelphia American times Didnt I understand you to say that t Maud had married a vegetarian If you did vou misunderstood me Xsaid she had married a man who wasnt- frj able to have meat for dinner morethan v-Cincinnati Enquirer half the time No matter what I say sher re markedmy husband never talks pacls r Of course not said her com- Â¬ tor me Hes a professional pugiiist panion and doesnt believe in talcing- his busi 5 Washington g ness home with him -- lAiV - S Star Tenement Indeed airs Newrich I never was so insulted in my life Maude Whats the matter min- Mrs Newrich-r-Thmommer ister asked me if I was ready to leave ray earthly tenement And ours is thej NY finest mansion on Fifth avehue at - f - Journal - AS BAD AS HE LOOKED One Time That the Bad Man Was Not Overcome by the Harmless Iiittle Man J sociationsmoreorlessfictitiousrTheyda I -- Â¬ OLD TFT I not always buy themselves medals fo lif esavingpr kindred heroicdeeds Many professional gymnasts trick performers and charlatans decorate their chests with medals so as tomake it ap- Â¬ pear to amusement managers in par ticular antl the admiring public in general that they are very superior persons indeed in their lines Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ flgt-J- - - E-g-y-- p-t rack-a-bon- es -- Â¬ - -- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j g- - - - Â¬ Â¬ - r - Jf9feeJI iQffil Wvt reason from the proprietor Reasoning Wealthy Conntcss a Missionary wasnt his forte Hs arguments were The queerest proselytism in the made with fists and he had made up his world perhaps for the cause Of religion mind on the subject under discussion is that engaged in by Countess Schim- and nobody could change it He also fc i melman of Denmark assisted bj her intimated a desire to clean out the res two sons The countess is quite taurant in order that possible future wealthy but instead of spending her customers shojild not be made victims fortune in the pursuit of this worlds cf as he had been pleasure she is using- it in traveling The proprietor all this time was en around the globe urging the unre- deavoring to restrain himself butf deemed to prepare for the world to from the determined expression on his come Her work is directed largely face had the bad man been observant toward the salvation of her own coun he would have discovered that unless he tryinen but people of all nationalitiea changed his tactics something would i are welcome to listen to her admoni- happen and that it would happen to tions She has her own yacht a very him When in emphasizing an ex- trim and comfortable vesselflying the pressed determination to not be swin- Danish flag JSre she returns to her died the bad man appeared to forget 1 native flag she will have touched at himself and brought his big fist down i nearly every accessible port on this on the tabe with sufficient force to iar continent The Duen as her floating a dish from i he table causing it to fall temple is called is the second foreign io tne nqor ana oreaic the proprietor vessel to sail the waters of Iake Erie known as a man of determination bnlv r the Viking having crossed the lake on few words losthis self restraint its way to the worlds fair five ydars Then it happened He took hold of ago Cincinnati Enquirer the bad man and started to drag hhu 5 71 vuh oi jiis cnair ana io the front door ij il i A Qmclc Captnre not last longn When the excite- to nephew playing the game Uncle M of wr with a companion of his own ment wan over the waiters dragged tho quiet but determined proprietor from age I you take the fortress within beneath the a quarter of an hour Ill give you a ware parts mass of crockery glass of the table and other rem- dime nants accumulated durincr the battlp Youngster a minute later Uncle while the bad man wallrf clIti the fortress is taken now let me have down the streec and into a place where the dime judging Uncle How did you manage it so ment he from the absence of exciie found the eating- more to his quickly HJ Youngster I offered the besieged a Jiicmg of which led to a All remark by oner r iCJSF Tgk nickel and they capitulated Cincin- customer wno naa been an apparently w nati Enquirer disinterested spectator that some- people arc as tough asthcy look Sngrsrcstlve Cincinnati Commercial Tribune CThe Judge Major theres some- really intoxicating about the thing A SliMMS Sealed VOimcr vronian over there o How long will it take you to tesnh The Major Thats so Must be the i Fhn lnl v3ri r uv corkscrew curls Philadelphia Times That depends on hovr irrucktyosi pilT jo me Fnr lOtf marks Ill teach hi in Doesnt Agree with Them Some men vvliea they bcoease- pros year and for 200 raar jtm can take th boy h oine vjStk joto ibimtTFUtv4 perous txCQiae injpui4C---Atoki- o W Bfirtter GlcU v - to have a mania for buying themselves medals Not long ago I received an order ior half a dozen of different designs from one rifle shooter an order which amounted to nearly 300 Bather a good price to pay for a whim of vanity- The purchaser candidly confessed thai special terrors fora inanwith p1tg m he wanted f hemftf or adiVertilinfrpur r vniTi nrrt u TWi rTrr im Tiic mrvli - e i -rVcnl f 6r rS3 poses and said that in the end the respect In brief he was agoodpecir medals would more than pay f or them men of the bad man whose bread selves No man or wqman in his pro Â¬ shoulders big hands and ugly face tei fession he said could get along with i orized women and children wherever out medals They impressed the man- he happened to bev t agers and secured remunerative en- Â¬ He gave his order in the manner cx- gagements Besides he continued pected The waiter received it meek 7 medals convinced the public of the rly carefully arranged the linen served marksmans skill and if an expert the meal and inquired of further wants could afford to have his chest covered as faithfully and promptly as if serv- from side to side and top to bottom hed iiig one of the regular patrons who al- - ways concluded with a remembrance v win a fortune every month Among women the professional to John in the shape of the odd dancers I have observed are very sus ehange that happened when the bill ceptible to the self presented medal I was paid The meal did not suit The have supplied a number with- golden butter was vile potatoes not suffi Â¬ tributes to their skill and efficiency ciently fried meat required an ax in which they have forestalled a no doubt fact everything connected with thev anxious public in presenting Next to meal was unsatisfactory to the badj dancers come the players of trick inan This was just what was expected musical instruments in themusichdlls and accepted by the waiter with the res- To no less than half ii dozen of these ignation that accompanies acceptance performers have I sold self given med of the inevitable When he grew abusive the propri- Â¬ als of value Thisisa growing- business etor who had been observing the man in New York and to several small manufacturing jewelers it is a mat- Â¬ since his entrance was appealed to ter of considerable profit every vearf The bad man refused to accept or pay ior the meal nor would he listen to NY Herald Â¬ Exhibiting expert marksmen seem It happened in a restaurant not farsituated from the busy down town district That there were no arrests wasdue to the fact that the policeman qu the beat arrived at the place about two minutes after the waiters had finished cleaning up the debris of broken dishes bottles and glasses and the victim had been takento a nearby physician for fe-pairs v As the stranger entered the restau lant the trained eye of the waiter sized him up as one of the class of big coarse overbearing fellows met in all public places of a big city one who if allowed his way- would terrorize the peace loving people who happened to benear but who would succumb and confine himself to the space occupied by his unwieldy self if given to understand that size and tough manners had no -- i t 3 - -I I 8 t J j Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - - -- - Â¬ Â¬ -- -- Â¬ -- i 3t-did - -- -- - D - Â¬ - v - 1 M V- - a0 - Â¬ - f 6 Iiv idjtHUxsk 4- 3 w 1 - aSL S JLJLfal j4l kJJJl rt JL JthnxZ JKJfi1 iilf V t - V X J -- T EB7 T t - ff- - T vv 7 SiiP THE COTTON SEED MEALS BQatoOrlPAJtfS WILD GEESE 7 We offer One Hundred Dollars Rewawi for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cared Vew YorklHuranee Adjuster Alas by Halls Catarrh Cure cured a Patent oh a Machine F jJ Gheney Co Drop Toledo O vr to Harness tae Wares We the undersigned have known Ti3t Uneney tor the Jast 15 years and believe- Dim business The lates invention for turning the perfectly honorable in all to carry transac Â¬ tions and financially able out any rise and fall of the tide and the power obligations made by their firm of the waves to practical use has been West Truax Wholesale Druggists To- Â¬ ledo 0 Â¬ patented by William Reed an insur Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale ance adjuster of New York city XJruggists Tpledo O Mr Reed is the f ather-in-la- w of Harry Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally B Smith the comic opera librettist acting directly upon the boqd and mucous the system Price 75eTterbotj and his son-in-lahe says has as much surfaces of by all Druggists Testimonials tie Sold faith in his invention as he He talked free w m THE SOUTH TO USE TIDES Hw TJiI Practical Feeders Differ Greatly In Wise Decoy Fowl Taat Are Use v tiure Tlieir Own Kind to tlie tJntimate of Tlieir Value R fjr ft the Iunters 3 j tisa Stock Food i i f said andwritten rela- Much has been In many parts oi the south wild geese - L- I -- THEY BAT TO ORIjER t Hoyr Fowls Are Fattened by Machin Â¬ ery ok Scores of Poultry Farms In England 1 h t There are many poultry farms in England for fresh fowl is considered a great and staple table delicacy They many schemes for fattenihg- he birds One is to confine them in small pens where they can have no exercise and are fed a mixture of ground oats milk and fat They put on flesh at a rapid rate subjected to this treatment j - - I Stwl AJffrv ggrasA i FATTENING A FOWL BY MACHINERY The birds are not allowed to pick up their food in the natural manner but have it pumped or crammed into their crops by a simple machine consisting of a large funnel into which the food is placed falling into a cylinder from which it is pumped by a piston worked by a treadle through a flexible tube some seven inches long direct into the FOR CUTTING WOOD fowls crop The birds are fed this way which twice a day The dexterity with hundreds of protesting birds are thus Saw Power Which Can1 Easily Constructed at Home by Any fed is remarkable 1 five to the use of cotton seed meal as a cattle food Nearly all investigators agree in givingit a highrvahiQ and urge dairymen to use this material not enly because it is a cheap source of protein but because it also has a high manurial value Practical farmers differ greatly in their estimates of cotton seed meal Some seem to use it very satisfactorily for awhile and later conclude that the feed is not well adapted for their pur- Â¬ poses Occasionally a feeder observes that the health of the animals is af f ected by the feeding of cotton seed too freely and it sometimes happens that even after animals have been fed for months with apparent success that fljey are injured by its continued use It has also happened that cows fed upon cotton seed meal do well for a time and that later the milk flow is diminished without apparent cause There are at present no other concentrated feeding stuffs which vary so much rn composi- Â¬ tion as cotton seed meala from different sources and different mills Within three weeks the station has examined samples varying from 22 per cent to over 53 per cenf of protein l This greater variation in different lots of cotton seed meal may explain the different estimates of different practical feeders and of the same feeders at different times If a cow is fed a cotton seed meal containing 2ti per cent protein and is then fed an equal weight of meal containing 52 per cent it is evident that the amount of pro tein which she receives will have been doubled by the change If she has been fed up to her full capacity in the first instance such an increase must result disastrously On the ther hand chang ing from a cotton seed of high protein content would diminish the milk fow unless the amount of meal feed is cor respondingly increased Bulletin ol the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station Â¬ breeding is carried on fpx tne benefit of sportsmen especially among the ieedbound shores of Hyde county N C where years ago some one woundqd a goose bred from it and spread its product through the district Here are goose yards and as soon as a hunter enters the yard the inmates know like dogs that they are going hunting and Equawk fight and struggle to be the first to be taken out and placed in the coop or bag in which they are carried to the grounds Pieces of green tough rooted turf are cut and staked out in four or five inches of water and a goose istethered to each stake and allowed to rtand on the sod Thus placed the goose has the appearance of resting The hunter retires to his blind to wntch not the sky line but the tethered geese Suddenly one stirs another follows suit a muffled sound is made by one rnd then away off will be seen a streak cf moving gray dots which quickly develop into a flock gander and goose in the lead goslings to the rear The birds drop well out of shot to see if the quality of geese on the sods permits a visit without loss of caste The gosÂ¬ O see a Snow Storm in summer o Â¬ Â¬ Be POULTRY DOES PAY One of Bright Farmer Most Profitable Branches of Farming the Most Profitable If Aot the v home as well as those sold of course cliarffinjr the feed and time to them and xiM ifthey do not yield a greater profit UUUi Those who say poultry does not pay do so because in the first xlace they do not expend the proportionate time and brain in caring for their fowls that they do with their other stock says the Western Eural In the second place they do not keep an account hence the many little sums are overlooked when compared with those derived from the cows for instance where many times the capital is invested Take care of your hens for one season credit them with all the eggs and chickens used at Sawing the years supply of wood is lany a long hard ajid laborious job of power are now available such forms as gas engines windmills water wTheels etc which do the work quick ly and easily Where such cannot be afforded a natural mechanic can make a horse power cutter as illustrated Â¬ herewith First make a shaft a on which place a wheel b for the horse to work in Make it 16 lto iO feet in diameter A heavy balance wheel e is then mrde j i - II n f 3 - t rr A iw acts at vour disposal Those who have uuuaitjj i - w -- - 1 IK f and a pulley c fastened to it and the horae power wheel A driving pulley d connects the balance wheel with the saw shaft The saw frame f should be made strong and durable The wood to be sawed is laid on the iron hooks g which are stapled so rs to same is true in every business and pro- Â¬ swing in and1 out by the saw They fession To such I woiildsay tr3 something hang from a heavy durable frame A else bwt to the average man I connecting bar h holds the hooks g would recommend keeping a few fowls in a uniform position Rollers may be If situated o that it is at all practicable put on hooks g so the sticks to be cut to do so will roll to the upright frame the dis- Â¬ tance to be cut One fourth of wheel NOTES FOR BEEKEEPERS b is hinged in to take the horse in and out Wl A Sharp in Farm and Home Too much stimulative feeding qftn tends to induce robbing Feeding Salt with Fodder Colonies having defective queens are It is difficult to feed cut cornfodder always the foundation of trouble so as to have it all eaten and the diff- Â¬ strength of the colony deter- Â¬ iculty is increased if there are nubbins The mines the amount of brood therein of corn in the cut fodder to scatter covering should never be grains through it Cattle and horses A board placed over and directly on the frames will nose this over to get the grains The ground in front of each hive of corn and when the fodder has been thus nosed over only the small fine should be banked up level with the pieces will be eaten The better way s The first thing after hiving a swarm is to grind the nubbins corn and cob of bees in afraiie hiveias to adjust the together and apply this to the fodder afeV it has been moistened by steam frames the cut fodder The best material in the smoker i In this waj most of is left can be will eaten and what be dry rotten wood that has become light more palatable by sprinkling more made meal and spongy on it and adding some salt By feed- Â¬ When robbing once gets started ir ing salt with unpalatable fodder a great Che apiary it is very troublesome ana deal of nutrition may be secured from hard to check what would otherwise be wasted A gargle made of sage tea and sweet- Â¬ American Cultivator ened vith honey is one of the best reme- Â¬ dies for colds or hoarsness The Hens Egsr and Sex Periodically a nd frequently goes When the queen goes up into the sur- Â¬ plus boxes she selects drone comb if around the report that eggs wrinkled at the narrow ends produce cockerels possible in which to deposit her eggs en Â¬ says the Country World To the stu- Â¬ Except during the winter the trance should be large enough to admit dent of embryology this fallacy is at of the bees passing in and out readily once apparent For the first few days Combs that are new and bright are the chicken is sexual and then to about not near so liable to become infested the seventh day it is distinctly herma phrodite and contains within itself the with worms as those of a dark color element of both sexes After this stage J3t Louis Republic it verges in one direction one set of organs developing and the other dimin Â¬ Sun1 Baths for Fowls i ishing according as to whether the v It is not alone the cold weather in germ is going to produce a male or a winter but even mort the lack of un female So that if the germ had a liv Â¬ that re Â¬ ing conscience it would not know at f light Juring the short days stricts egg production at this season the sixth day which sex it would ulti- Â¬ Plenty of sunlight is as essential as mately be v warmth to make the hens lively rand healthful But the single glass narrow Farm Horses often only a single pane and a large difference in the windows There is that covered with dust and cobwebs at amount of work done in a year by a all seasons and with ice in winter do fast walking horse and one that is slow little good What are needed in all If a team travels 20 miles a day and an Â¬ henhouses are large windows with an other team gor 25 miles in the same V extra frame and glass with H spact of j time it makes z difference of 1500 miles inclosed air large enough to fill most for 300 working days in a year When of the- southside of the building Keep plowing or cultivating a large field a the place where the sunlight falls tree team will travel from 15 to 20 miles a from manure and fill this with sand or day and the difference of a mile or two cokl ashes Fowls will dust themselves is an important item during the busy Jiereand bwking in the sunlight they season There is room for a j Irrnid o horse v will soon bfiaTto en-trance- thoroughly tried it either as a business in itself or as a side issue are almost unanimous in declaring that it is one of the most profitable if not the most profitable branches of farming One must not expect to do well at it unless he is willing to devotetime and talents to it and even then there are a few who Respite their best efforts will fail the HOMEMADE SAW POWER v Â¬ freely of his invention Halla Family Pills are the best I was allowed a patent on my ap Too Bis a Risk plance by the patent office at Washing Yes Ive made up my mind to have mj ton on October 18 he saidBy my insured method the power of the tide in its rise lifeAny particular reason for it Ve never did but we have and fall may be utilized at small cost Going to be married next week seen the clothing at this time and by its application the use of coal Lets see youre one of these popular of the year so covered wiflr to manufacture steiTn and generate fellows arent you dandruff that k looked as if it Why I fancy Im pretty well known hud bees out in a regular snow electricity will be no longer necessary Well we cant insure you until after the r storm This power can be utilized at anj wedding is over No ned of tki snowstorm rji I Why not place where there is a tide The great Because your fool no As the summer sun would er the rise and fall of the tide the greats friends will theres you telling whatget out of do to before you melt the falling snow so will er will be the power secured A plant town rCleveland Plain Dealer by which this power can be secured will cost no more than an ordinary electric Can You Solve This Puzzle Versef Â¬ plant There will be no cost to operate A simple go between am I Without thought it as the tide will operate it auto- Â¬ I part thea gathered of pride of men thoughts No engineer will be rematically And liberally divide quired This power I think will come I set the soul of Shakespeare free To Miltons thoughts give liberty in an unbroken chain Bid Sidney speak with freer speech Mr Reed solda five per cent interest Let Spenser sing and Taylor preach Though through all learning swift I glide lings heedless of social forms gayly in his invention to a business man for No wisdom doth with me abide If you can solve the foregoing and send start forward to gossip with the de 5000 cash He is now negotiating off with English capitalists for the sale of the correct answer to George H Heafford coys but the parents head them General Passenger Agent Chicago Milwauscolding cackling with many modula- Â¬ a further interest Â¬ kee St Paul Railway Old The invention has never been given a ing Chicago together with Colony Buildtions and much emphasis of tone gab a two cent stamp he will send you what it calls for bling wise saws and modern instances practica test innumerable as wise parents have done DID NOT DIE WITH HIM His Way ot Advertising lo children since the world began un Charles dont melt these flakes of dandruff in til gradually the gander himself yields Believed That Keeley Revealed HU any money I out of see how Blank can make that tobacconists busithe scalp It goes further than of the deroy to the clamorous gabble ness of his Hes always smoking the best Secrets in a Manuscript Prepared this it prevents their formation flock which has kept up a flood of cigars himself Before His Death It has still other properties Fred Oh thats his method of advertis Â¬ praises of the choicest feeding ground it will restore color to gray hair ing He slowly drifts down with much imin just ten times out of every Stockholders of the Keeley Motor How so portance his females behind the company have not abandoned the hope ten cases Puffing his goods Stray Stories And it does even more it joungsters in their train His eye is that the secret of the lite work of John feeds and nourishes the roots glued on that patch of reeds and ever W Keeley was not bwied with the in Â¬ Holiday Excursions of the hair v Thin hairbecomes mans eye at an opening no uigger ventor B L Ackerma a of New York Excursion tickets will be sold at all stathick hair and short hair he N than a dollar a bright coat buttor the president of the compan3T has gone tions on Cthe North Western lineC C comes long hair j St P M 0 Ry S P Ry W Ry glinting in the sun the gleam of a dia to Philadelphia in response to a tele- Â¬ and F E M V R R to all other points We have a book onthe Hair mond or the lock of a gun even the gram from Mrs Keeley on this system and on the Union Pacific and Scalp It is yours for the awkward flop of a tethered goose from He said I have been closely asso- Railroad within 200 miles of the selling staasking N to send them ciated with Mr Keeley in his work for tion at greatly reduced rates December 24 off its sod is sufficient you do all tho benefits If expected not obtainuse of the Vigor 1 and 2 1899 25 26 and 31 1898 and January you away bag and baggage and good day 25 years and I was among the first to good until January 4 1899 Apply to agents from the write the doctdr about it Probably to them Â¬ good day there is some difficulty with your gen-Â¬ see the value of his plans As a me- Â¬ Chicago North Western Ry for full par- Â¬ eral system which may be easily reA curious feature of these live decoy chanical engineer I have frequently ex- Â¬ ticulars Address moved DR J C AYEK Lowell Hass geese is that they must not be shot amined his machines and I have often Offering Gracious over The hunter is warned that no discussed his experiments with him Elderly Passenger Here miss take this matter what happens he must wait un Therefore to day I have greater faith seat Stout Young Woman Oh I could not til the strangers paddle to one side or than I ever had in the practical value think of depriving an old I mean I could the other of the decoys and failing of his discoveries During tr e last few not think of depriving you that he must let his chance go by j ears I have learned that Mr Keeley You go ahead and take it an dont ar-Â¬ for if once he fires directly over the prepared a manuscript of more than gue I know you fat girls always has lame tethered birds they are nervous and 2000 pages which reveals all the se- feet Indianapolis Journal t the approach of stranger flocks re- crets discovered by him D ChriHtmnR on the C H member what happened and showing For the holidays a low round trip rate That manuscript I understand was fear disturb and unsettle the strangers in the possession of Mr- Keeley and will be made on all divisions of the C H Firing to the side they do not appear therefore while it is almost too early D By Tickets will be on sale DecemberÂ¬ reand January 1st to mind and the older birds who have to discusa the future of the work it 23 24 25to30 31 including January GoodFor 3d turning and 6 been out one or two seasons when they seems to me that with the information this occasion trains will be run on the regu- 3f Send your address on a postal and tf iii Â¬ see a gun go up down charge like in the manuscript and the knowledge lar week day schedule on Sunday Decem- jg we will send you our 158pageillus J a veteran setter or pointer on their in the possession of Lancaster Thomas ber 25 on branches of the road where there Jjj trated catalogue free 4 is no regular Sunday service For infor-Â¬ piece of sod chattering like parrots and Charles B Collier there need be lit-Â¬ mation call on your nearest ticket agent WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO after the wild birds have been dropped tle doubt but that the work of Mr 180 Winchester Ave fTE WHAVEK COimS To Be Determined Iinter jTamed geese have been used on Long Keeley will be carried forward Writing for Reed Ah I see you are bury Island and other places but not so gen nublication as in Hyde county erally w - Wright donb - know yetGiricitmati r As Black 9m MOVING PICTURES t l iOnthe great SoiithbayLong Islandj rEriquirer m geese are shot from quaint boats the as Rope Leo XIII Cnusrnt by tlie Camera To Cure a Cold in One Day which are so designed that they will YourWtiiskers in Many Different Atti Â¬ Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All float on water or may be pushed along druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- tudes on ice by the occupants having steel A Natupsd Blsck with runners underneath When the geese Some men even pretend to be well inhas posed Pope rre around the hunter in a white over moving Leo XIIImachine In before a formed by pretending to forget what books pictures picture 50 cts of druggists or RPHall CoNashuaNH suit pushes off from the shore and pad- Â¬ now he may be seen to walk bow take they have read Washington la Democrat dles over to the floe his impetus card 1 off his hat smile drive in his landau ing him to it Then with the iron shod through the alleys of the Vatican garWith a rub or two lumbago is often cured HEADERS OF THIS PAPER By St Jacobs Oil Small cost big profits oar he pushes over it across the next DESIRING TO BDY ANYTHING hand open water and the next floe until he dens and give with his right ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS He is a SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING gets to the piece of open water he aims raised the apostolic benediction bene not think fool who thinks- that another does Spanish Proverb To the faithful that apostolic WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING at far enough removed from the shore will have ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS Then he places his stales draws his diction reproduced in picturesconferred Are you bruised Use St Jacobs Oil and effect as if it were white apron over him and with his the same personally The camera was You wont be long Shortest way directly irun across his chest lies back in his A hypocrite makes more trouble in the boat to freeze until the geese come blessed Washington be- Â¬ world than a fool Atchison Globei and in In If any are around some are generally fore Baltimore Gibbons the apostolic Lar crest Assortment in the World Cardinal All kinds of Books bagged but it is cold hard work At once use St Jacobs Oil for sprains 100 New Plays Just for Home Amusements Including delegate Mgr Martinelli Dr Garri At once it will cure Athletes know this dren a Plays Negro Issued Charades Reciters Chil-t Plays Dialogues Mrs Jarley Nevertheless the grounds could not be Wax Works Fairy Plays Paper Scenery Plays for University of AmerMale Characters only Tableaux Vivnnts Make Up by any other method the ice gnn rector of the reached Georgetown uni He who wants a mule without fault must Materials Amateurs Guide to the Stage Guide to SAJWnrjEJU being too treacherous to bear an or- Â¬ ica the rector of the Selecting Plays How to Mako Up dignitaries of walk on foot Spanish Proverb many other FJENCH 23 TV 2d St Now York Clty dinary blind This th geese appear to versity and Catholic church the mov the Roman know Chicago Inter Ocean ing pictures are to be shown Bruin Power of Rats They are to be displayed on these two Confronted with the difficulties occasions before they are displayed which modern builders and household elsewhere They may not be displayed ers put in the way of rats in drains elsewhere if they are considered ad- Â¬ floors and skirtings the black rat versely there The exhibitions are to JH jH B Hr Hii would probably be baffled while the be absolutely under the control of the sagacious gray rat still remains more church in AcMsrica or less master of the situation The case of the rat is typical of the value of For Infants and Gnildren THE MARKETS In brain power Routine which is the rsual condition of animal existence Cincinnati liec 13 does not exist for them They have to LIVESTOCK Cattlecommonir2 50 35 Usi 4 00 3 to Select face reconstructions of their com- - HALVES butchers good light 6 U0 6 50 Fair to 3 20 3 00 For nion surroundings at any given mo-Â¬ HOGS Course and heavy 3 25 3 20 Mixed packers ment and their resources and adapta 3 20 3 10 Signature Light shippers bility have seldom been found wanting SHEEP Choice Over Thirty Yiarj 35 3 85 5 15 4 75 Ship rats have survived the era oi LAMBS 2 60 2 40 PLOUR Winter family steam and steeliand only recently GRAIN Wheat No 2 rednew 67J4 The Kind You Have Always Bought t55 No 3red thrived so successfully in a big iron 34V THE CENTAUR COMPANY 7T MURRAY STRCCTNCW YORK CITY Corn No 2 mixed clad that they made her majestys ship Oats No2 i art Rye No2 Colossus almost uninhabitable House HAY STAR PLUG 8 50 Prime to choice M NATURAL LEAF PLUG L raxs avo Vwrnd how to cope with gas PROVISIONS Mess pork 9 50 5 00 CLIPPER PLUG Lard fittings lead pipes DricK driiina and BUTTER Choice dairy 12 CORNER STONE PLUG cement floors 22i4 Sewer rats have made Prime to choice creamery SLEDGE PLUG 4 O0Q 3 50 themselves a name coeval with modern APPLES Choice to fancy 1 25 I 40 SCALPING KNIFE PLUG bbl urban sanitation and others are now POTATOES Per CHICAGO SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING learning to live in cold stores and eat FLOUR Winter patent 3 50 3 40 P8 63 chilled meat and game in an atmos- GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 63 61 No 3 Chicago bnring LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO COMPY raxaxifactTire r phere where breath turns into snow 33 CORN No 2 pa 0 0 27 265i London Spectator OATS No 2 10 - i Â¬ Aocrs Vigor Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ H Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W - t - - YourJR BY-E- c -- i - j Â¬ Buckinghams Dye Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ - Catalogues1 PiIYS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 9M Wk K Â¬ ji jjKj m trfrnfos-4W Â¬ a TRUST or COMBINE 8aa- Not VYacle Jby Â¬ Fast-WaHcin- g- i ical Declaration Come come somebody OATS Mixed 9 75 tell ine Still no reply PORK New Mess LARD Western Inspector very angrily Will no boy BALTIMORE tell me who signed the Declaration 3 25 FLOUR--FamilSmall Boy in Rear imagines that URAIN Family 71H 68 Southern--Whesomething is wrong Please sir it 394 Corn Mixed wasnt me sir N Y World i2 Oats No 2 white Rve No 2 Western 4 00 CATTLE First ouality Scandalous JM Mrs Witcherly They say Mrs Dick HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS 5011 has recently become very economGRAIN Wheat No 2 yi Inspector examining class Who signed the Declaration No answer Inspector sharply Who signedthe Wasnt Gnilty PORK Mess LARD Steam 5 8 07H 5 12 3 60 8 5 20 3 80 76 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter patent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE DO YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS m 4 11 414 6J 10 00 5 40 SCIENCE IN NEATNESS BE WISE AND USE 315 3 50 71 at 72 30 SAPOLIO XVSHBie BrMtk di 5G4 4 60 3 70 C6 Top Snap Complete OVtT Â¬ IIIHA in time SPORTSMENS SUPPLIES CUZAVEB tfcta ELSEWHERE Bead tump far aulsfue POWELL 4 CLEMENT CO FISH TACKLE A can Do i- - - fast-walk-i-ng - ly - extreme that sheVeven DaiVd to let his whiskers grpy so as tcv Rare - iaucury bills Chicago Evening to an -- Mrs Larrison LOUISVILLE it seems to me I heai FLOUR Winter patent trying to get her hus i GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed OatsvMixodPORK Mess LARD Steam s - Yes shes carrying it Corn No 2 mixed Oatsr No 2 mixed 30 27 4 CO- - HlSKataSCCINCIKXATI - 37 - 67 I i9 0 50 5 75 36 MilMllIIHIiEB TastGooL BstCougltSyrep RURFS WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Use r Sold by arnggMts f earn S5 between school hours newandorltrfnal No canvnssiaar ad Bs7nui quired kJ ontflt will he sent or receipt of ao Postofflce box snewV for v put you in the way or niakirie occupation KAIMtmlcS terferinswith regular something nkwu Christmas SZSSSZ youwant to earn ANK tap E wmmrn a7 snntivrJ73i t fTMXX ptgpSttMM iuhv WKITlXtt fwm ASVKXVSa mr MM -- - - JCfftV Iff - rs l K t Z2 rW - - s 5 a h I 4 v - s THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 16 1898 -- V Cor 7th Main Ttxe ItSTe-w- - jullu W I avor to give you prices that haye never been given before in this vicinity We must reduce our stock before the first of the year in oruer 10 ao so we nave given you some prices oeiow tnau will inheres L yvu uuix an oilier goous xnai are not mentioned w s wm giv wuw liberal aiscouni as inougn iney were advertised 1 en 0 fhe Holid ays are rjow ji pproaen i ng B Loxxisille Store BaH Cor 7th Main ki S b v - t 6 c For an extra heavy Chinchilla For a good sized Calico Com Mens and Boys Mackintoshes 25 cents each Overcot well made worth 500 Mtgfitsma lh 1 0 cent L Indies Ecru and white satin double texture with cape worth fort worth 75 cents 98 cents per pairVfjp baiiiu ieeced vests and pants 250 For Ladies calf skin shotSkiiL worth 9 cents 675 each For the best quality of Beaver button worth 125 and Kersey Overcoats all colors 15 entsper yard 25 cents each 15 cents every one worth 1000 3 for 10 cents Wool Flanuels vliite reel and For Shirts and Drawers in Per pair for heavy duck shuck- Clarks O X T Spool Cotton 4poqr worth 25cents White Merino well worth 40 cts ing mittens worth 25 cents 200 per pair Ladies Capes and Jackets For the best calf skin andgrajtm In abundant lots capes all of leather high topped shoes in- - tli 148 per pair this seasons styles at low figures city h Mens double half tapped soled 15 cents each 2 rj 2ents per pair cents per pair 45 Cloaks that were carried over at adies Ecru or White Vests calf hoots worth 200 Mens all wool extra heavy soxs For the best oil tanned calf 50 cents on the 1 Call and ex- Â¬ ants worth 25 cents 3 shucking- gloves worth 75 cents amine these offers worth 35 cents - Wxmger Flaunettes latest Fall 74 cents per yard 150 each j 50 cents 348 each w A i -- - - - Your choice of any Calico in the house at 3 1 2 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none sold to merchants- aC In every department you will find each article reduced to a closing out price which will only pre vail during this sale Ckll and see f6 vyourself if you are in need of a bill We will save you money - THE Xouis SSsilossSajLsa IO ativiMwtjr NEW olc2ms INEY Office Hours 1 LOUISVILLE STORE IST Insure your property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- Â¬ pany iO W Miller Agent Paris Ky V TiTCLkej J The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for i 899 AN7 8 to 10 a m 7 to 8 p m to 3 p in Phone 135 Residence Phone 27 Night Ring Formerly office of late Dr Buck lonov tf Office wont take you very far Yonve got to keep on walking One word wont tell folks what you are Youve got to keep on talking One inch wont make you very tall Youve got to keep on growing One little ad wont do it all Youve got to keep em going One step YOU CAN AT-- FIND Illustrated History of the Spanish American War tf Money To Loan Terms 5 and 5 J per cent on real estate mortgage MOORE ROGERS 16sep 6mo Important Change on The Frankfort Cincinnati Two New Trains No 2 train will leave at s30 a m Paris Ky fjflf ijr l2r t tfP t2 1r vr t 3 C t2 l2 rl f m READY FOR SALE EVERYWHERE EL Office A SMITH - and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m No- - 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives at Frankfort at 810 p m No 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a m arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m and arrives at 4 p m Olspij ys one dollar AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT YOU NEED IN FALL AND WINTER ROS Mi bm w - i 11 JATWARY 2 1st 2fc iW yr 3 2fi t2fi w over-G- O pf iffi c5 2 CkiZ i Together with TEe Battle Calendar of the Republic Compiled by DGAR STANTON MACLAY IJistorfan of the U S Navy ADVER1I81NG RATES perlnch for first lnser Office Hours i in sion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals 3r reading notices ten cents pei tine each insertion Locals in black type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when Obituarss cards of thanks calls dn candl lates resolutions of respect and matter of a v Uce nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay aents and yearly cards the highest market price in cash or 1 will furnish 6acks and store your wheat in an elevator and buy your wheat when you are ready to sell a the highest market price Those who held wheat last year made big money Store your 8 to 12 1 S Varden Co to 5 pm Wanted to Biiy i5 Zs ago Bogs m P miit Â¬ Dissolution notice wheat and get the profit 5julv 4t Paris Ky Nov 31898 THE STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL PJUCE 25 CENTS Posfpaid to any addrese 1THH WORLD Pulitecr Building E 0 FRETWELL Agent Paris Ky NOTICE The following farms have been posted and we hereby warn all hunters that if they are caught on any of the lands of the undersigned they will be indicted for trespassing MATT HOWARD - NEW YORK By mutual consent the firms doing business under the name and style of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler Co have this day dissolved and E F Spears Sous are their successors All persona 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 Spears Stuart are responsiole for all debts contracted by the firms of Spears Stuart and J H Hibler Co Shoes Boots Hats Caps Shirts Also Dry Goods Dress Goods Jackets Capes Ladies Shoes Ohildrens Shoes Underwear etc Come in and look through our big stock of mens ana Jboys overcoats ana Ulsters Mens and Boys Pants Underwear m m r i4t s IfV - - a lotliing Dry Goods Cloaks J HUGHES J MILL bR WARD M J SPEARS JOHN J Q WARD B E1ENNEDY 4nov 4t1 J H HIBLER STUAJRT SHOES BOOTS Etc and you will always say tie right place to buy good goods at right low prices is at CO FOUR BIG ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM J CATESBY WOODFORD ROBT H FERGUSON JAS E CLAY BARNETT BROS M HALL Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M- - D Surgeon TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan For Rent The store room occupied by C Grosche is for rent Possession given January 1st 1899 Apply to Geo Rassenfoss CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station y Office Fourth and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 2 7 TWIN BROTHERS BOUSBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY V CARL CRAWFORD Avoiding The Tnnnel st louis BOSTON 16aug tf to 10 am to 4 p m to 8 p m GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN N C FISHER Attorney AtrLaw Paris Kentucky West of Bourbon News up stairs ALVA CRAWFORD Yagner Sleeping Cars s - ufiett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Cars Private Compartment Coaches and Dining Cars Elegant Be sure your tickets read via BIG NEW YORK Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc f CRAYFORD BROS 2 doors Dissolution Mice Â¬ RTTPTAT 1 a- - mm - Office on Broadway Â¬ SpeciaJ attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Phone 58 FOUR Main Street Paris Ky TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT SiDpsraar Mun ani FifthSfcs Passenger Traffic Mgr B MAHTIX O McCOKMICK Gen Pass Tkt Agt Cincinnati O Fits Flowers 5 We NO GAS no cocaine for UK J OHN CONNELLY BLUE GRASS NURSERIES a C Uatephoric treatment filling Everything for Orchard Lawn and Ornamental trees Garden Set of teethi D Shrubs Fruit and Roses Vines Small Fruits Upper and lower Rhubarb Asparagus and all stock Silver fillings grown in Nurseries tJOmo 50S W Ninth Street Cincinnati Gold fillings- Prices reasonable as we employ noÂ¬ Ohio Gold crowns Agents Descriptive catalogue on apParis plication to Painless extraction the Windsor Hotel sWilibe at F 1393 A simple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects PARIS KENTUCKY The undersigned composing the firm WARE BUSE C0Reed Laundry have this of Haggard day June 13 1898 by mutual consent dissolyed partnership 0 Reed as suming all the debts and liabilities LOUISVILLE KY Those owing the firm will please settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J Four Months Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- Â¬ tracted by above firm Independent Warehouse Signed this 13th dav of June 1898 O E REED W L DAVIS Agent 5sp 4wks iJ H HAGGARD ljan99 Paris Ky I Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls painless promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable 800 1500 HLandman M SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSIN II Ml DR R GOLDSTEIN t- 50 cts up 50 cts D DOUSE ASD LOT M BLACK Â¬ 100 up 500 SMITH SHOP FOR SALE Sale Dinners Â¬ Of 544 Fourth Avenue Xouisville 1 Ky 5CUESBAY DEC IS 1S98 JH F HCDLIiENltfEYER ItKXTNQTON Phone 279 KY j Hours - R JH8 0 S arefemmg every second Tuesday in each 321 Main St Paris Ky 5vlp kerence sBMria Every leadingphysician Kentucky SYRUP VCURES CONSTIPATION DR CALDWELLS PEPSI N opp Court houRp 8 to 12 a m 1 to m Telephone 79 t DESIRE to sell my house and ot If you are going to have a sale and shop at Jackson- wish to set a dinner at- - 9 reasonable with blacksmith ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on auce in twelve months For further GEORGE KASSENFOSS particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON 20ept2m Paris Ky Jacksonville Ky 13oct tf I Ky on Will be at the Windsor Hotel r- s Parii - Friday Dec 16 189 returning once every month Eyet cExÂ¬ amined ana- glasses scientifically M justed 27atgtty -- r I - S - i iff - J H - r i is J e fsC ijjv V