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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 20, 1898

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4 3 I V Wf rr H -- ss v - Vt36 Rsgl IV - lsK- - 3 flR i 3t- 5vj---S- - i rt ifi- i H BOU RB N PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY FRIDAY N - W - - JV Em WW O EstafeHskii CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners EIGHTEWH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY DECEMBER 20 1898 a KB l NO 1881 5E2 0 3S C 1 f l V Kuril Thoa Mcltyre is ranch better and was able to sit up Snnday Miss Auna One of our many beautiful gifts Rich in and sustained Thompson fell last week a badly sprained wrist Tt Qvality Style and Beauty But best of all at Moriellana Bros and E P Clarke at- ¬ very Low prices tended court at Mt Sterling Monday For anything handsome in f aucy lamps AT TOP PRESSURE Collier and chinaware call on Judy Daring the nest three wpeks every effort will be called forth to meet the de ¬ Mr Darnell returned home Sat- ¬ mands of this Holday time Wehave made great preparations and can assure urday Chas a from trip through West Vir- ¬ you of the most satisfactory Bervice prompt speedy and accurate F BROWER N CO MlLLERSaURG News Xotes Gathered In And About The Bair Shop Moved A Rich Remembrance Buck aniJIBill have moyed their bar-¬ ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest baiber shop and bath rooms everffl PariB All work done with neatness and dispatch With tnanks for jj5st favors Buck and Bill solicit a libml share of the pnMic patronage W tf We are thtflpjepples friends We re pair your linaand put neck bands on JjB Haggard Reed free o ftS-HAgPElPWHMyift - Gratis iSAipnBf POLITICS s ittfrnmrn z Will continue to give week by week during 1899 by means of illustrations and text all the important news of the world in a clear and concise rnannsr ART The leading artists of the country will contribute to the pages of the WEEKLY as heretofore making it the fremoat llrustriteii weekly - i Kf H G Wells F Independent of parties devoted to good government it will not hesitate to approve ot disapprove whatever the situation may be ginia IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS HOLIDAY PICTURES - ients needs Fit the givers pnrse andthe recip- ¬ Our full assortment displayed Copley prints in dark frames from 1 50 2 2 50 3 and up 3 4 and 5 represent the figures Water Colors at all prices on large collections We cant enumerate here the many merits of this exhibition Afi Sr that you come in and see it Its for jou Its free to everybody FANCY TABLED FANCY ROCKERS DESKS HALL SEATS QUAINT CHAIRS Spend an hoar or so in oar store thi wek LEATHER CHAIRS AND COUOHES vu 1 WER Carpets Furniture Wall Paper i M ii i ii CO i WT r ilmHBil satlrtortlblrarTlf Remodeling in the elocutionary contest your groceSyou want no other Miss Laura Trundle and Miss Laura Lillenton guests at John M Jamesons All grocerflkeep it iniiiwi mil miwi mi inn i m in mi returned to Paris yesterday HANDSOMEEutsla8s novelties leather We carry the best line of canned goods medallions toilet articles etc goods in this section suitable andRfappropriate presents at C W Howard Clark Keyjs 1 Amos Jameson of Washington C H Ohio has been the guest of Juhu Jame ¬ CUNTHERslfine cfiudies for sale for son and family for several days Long Distance Telephone Gall 870 Christmas v Newton If your mother sister or besst girl tf Mitchell would like a beautiful chair for Christ- ¬ mas present yon wil see the chairs in Coughed 20 Years the windc w at Mocks 2t 8ufferedjfgjf5 years with a cough I our Diamonds are Carefully selected In Me razagh and Dr C Case and wife of Monrefield aud spentlhrtntlreds of dollars with cut in our factory by Expert Diamond Cutters carry visited their son Cash at Prof Bests doctors ajdTfiinedMne to n avail un ¬ SiocJc In tAe the jaryest at jawes Friday nigrfet and attended tno M T S til I nsedflWjBeUiJ This remedyuivSes vveak lungs strong entertainment It has 8ayedjmiy lite J B Rosell STATIONERY SILVERSMITHS WATCHES Miss Elma Pope formerly of this Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ We are Sole Agents for the Our Department of place will be married on Dec 28 to Grautsburg mlir 3u s VER TOILET WARE and Phillippe WEDDING SILVER is the Celebrated Patek stock in this Stationery and Engrav ¬ Mr Joseph Baddington Thomas of AEpiular Hotel most complete in the West A Co watches Our ing is thoroughly Arkadelphia Arkansas few exclusive patterns of Ster- line includes every grade and and complete ling Silver Spoons and Porks at make known to the trade at We have a full stock of handeome ALWA ESpopular the Palace Hotel every respect in prices to suit everybody 100 PER OUNCE toys Call and look Sixth and sffeet was easily the Judy Collier Mail Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions most popularihotel in Cincinnati during promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection orders Virgil Liuville fell down Saturday and broke his right arm in two places the G A IKncainpuient Excellent and nprained his wrist He was at- ¬ cuisine promwpervicei and polite em tended by Drs Smith and Best S ployes and jjHnaids management has and 250 per day The ladies of the Baptist Church will made it SBS have a Christmas tree for the Sunday hotel in AiiitMi entuckians always STII m id 3fc29WUBi2 A jhooUiCftildreiftt ipa oniSkturgay anight k5 muiiLi-vtyfciui LuiouuaLCir Tjfci v7jt Unsm ri Katai U4CssiiaufSsaEtum 7frz STsepiS liorsmammmmrr Every one invited Miss Julia Evans one of our well My agency insures against known and popular young ladies has bought the tnilllinery store of her em- ¬ fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ Fib and satisfaction guaranteed ployer at Petersburg Ind Her many liable prompt paying companifriends here wish her success Died John Sanders a former resi- ¬ esnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent dent of this place aged about 63 years Now is the time to have the was buried here Saturday He had sleeves and ripple hacks of resided for some years with his sister I your last season s Holiday Kates Mrs John Vandaren near Cynthiaua The entertainment given here Friday Dec 22d to 25th and Dec 30th to Jan night by the cadets and the elocution class of Mrs Best was praised by all lat inclusive the Frankfort Cincinnati Itemodeled to conform with this who attended It was a success finan- ¬ Railway will sell round trip tickets to seasons styles cially and otherwise and while Prof Aiso refitting cloaks mantels Bast deserves great credit for the dis- ¬ all points in the south at l fare lim- ¬ cipline soldierly bearing and manly ap ¬ ited to Jannary 4th Dec 16th to 2otb sacks jackets and all fur garments pearance of the cadets Mrs Beat also inclusive they will sell these tickets to a specialty received much praise for the elocution students of schools and colleges at the We have engaged a practical siugintr daportment etc This school otter and ladies tailor from Chi ¬ is a credit to our town in every respect same rate when certificate of principal is presented to ticket agent cago and have a full line of cloths Frankfort io 28th J T Hintons line of Christmas goods Dec 26thRailway the sell to select from will tickets to is the best in town Call and see Cincinnati and return at half rate New Orleans H S STOUT Mgr them limited to Jan 9th Account Southern -FEME TIBIA New York Edam pine apple Neufa- - Educational Association Ladies Tailor J R Newton G P A Lchajtticbeeset i i Come in and get prices on all kinds of every timt Christmas goods a specialty of candies feood Memory C W Howard savegm also good health It Mr Hanson Phelps of Lexington often troublj ivandconslination indieres- you are with asfc is eatfie down Saturday and was th guest tiou or any fof ifof stomach trouble reraera- ber to take hon a bottle of Dr Caldwells ol Eoy Patterson Syrup Pepsi ug health will be restored lo Misses Bina and Mabel Dailey of you Trial slz UDc Iu doses 10c large size 50c urooks druggist Paris Rose Bill were guests of their brother and S100 of ljau xm iy James Dailey Saturda3 For SALSOne nice sleierh Messrs Ed Hardy and Robt Thomp- ¬ son have been appointed aaministrators 2tj E JMcKdjey of John C Hardys estate Dont uswany other hut Purity Society Jnlian Adair won the Medal at Georgetown Saturday night flour Milling Co tell J Alwaysiagk for Paris Milling jollier have the best stock of Oos Judy flour All grocers assorted candies nuts fiis and fruits of keep it Iimst on having Purity all kinds Cuba and the Philippines Special articles will appear on these two countries by Messrs Phil Robinson and F D Millet both of whom made special journeys to the islands Hawaii and Porto Rico These places wii be similarly treated by Caspar Whitney and W Dinwiddie who likewise made a study of the places Puril THE BEST a PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE YEAR is what HARPERS WEEKLY has been in the past and will be tn the future The great work accomplished in the late Spanish Amerioan war is characteristic of the WEEKLYS live and energetic policy R Vf Chambers WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKES WITH SWORD AND CRUCIFIX THE CONSPIRATORS 1 rroi dcimu aiUMcat a1 1 r i i r t - By H G Wells By E S Van Zile i By R W Chambers Some Short Story Contributors W E Norrts E F Benson Caspar Whitney Owen Hall HS Williams F J McCarthy Jchn Corbin M HS S Merrlman Briscoe fromtris THE WEST and its industries will be treated in a series of articles by Franklin ALASKA and its resources will be the sabject of a series of papers by Edward J Matthews Spun mi The London Letter Mm This Busy World by E S Martin will continue to am tie and instruct its readers Che Dutotie Jewelry Company DIAMOND CUTTERS 2ist Wk will b written by Arnold White and will be full of timely tnawer AMATEUR fourth and Walnut Sis sll Cincinnati 0 will be continued weekly by its well known editor ATHLETICS Mr Caspar Whitney Y Si 10 Cents a Copy Pranlchn Matthews Subscription S4 00 a Year BROTHERS Publishers New Ydrk N ir 3 v 4 Address HARPER SSSSSSlSeSSSSSSSS363SSiSS569V5tVStt9nfet Mnnifunrn riinwrni nifiniiT n ri - ie 2e Piue-Tar-Hon- ey HnvVkw HAJSPErS llljfvXrTL will be of more than usual interest during 1899 up-to-d- ¬ - -- IF Besides a series of articles on noteworthy subjects it will contain a comprehensive political and narrative H STOUTS LADIES kMd mmmmumtk thbei SPANISH AMERICAN WAR sU By t HISTORY OF THE HENRY CABOT LODGE U S SENATOR mdmaJmBmSmmm - -- - m i immt Z W 2000 and upwards WWipt KBiBJBtlyfitttfc9rtie taskjJtpt aios beaM of- his ahiKty an a k 5oc irwsiironjvesias LSiPiSoxeraSi x tHvwrjOtAicBHioy wko - 1 nere win aiso appear sucn articles as mmjm v I Admiffll W D Howells CiTncnrie T3Tast HottlA nf tUTonilo Hnr By Lieut A R Staunton By Lieut J M Eliicott TJSN USN THEIR SILVER WEDDING JOURNEY I By William Dean Howells A serial story to appear containing all that characteristic charm that has endeared Mr Howells to the reading public out-of-sty- le The Princess Xenia By U Be M Watson A serial story full of adventure and strong situation UNDEH AN APRIL SKY By Brander Matthews THE RENTED HOUSE By Octave Thanet THE LJ3VE OF PARSON LORD By Mary E Wilkins I Spanish War Story by Jomn Fox Jk A serial story tke scenes of wWh are laid during our recent war GHOSTS OF JERUSALEM By Nym Crinkle WAY OF THE CROSS By Stephen Bonsai TIJ6 CUCKOO CLOCK By Ellen Douglas Deland Jackets SHORT STORIES c V THE CENTURYS PROGRESS IN SCIENCE By Henry Smith Williams MDr These papers will thoroughly review the work accomplished by scientists throughout the nineteenth century Other series of papers to appear are White Mans Asia By POULTNEV BlGELOW V H S Williams Republics of South America By JVL1AN RALPH 35 Cents a Copy Address HARPER Subscription 4 00 a Year NY BROTHERS Publpjers New York 0SSSSSSSS8ieSSSS8eseSS8S8S3S3SSeSS8S3SS3 tfWWAWmu IWUII vjtrrwtZ tf No it rr Newton Mitchell is not claimed that See J T Hin tons display ad See those beautiful baskets and fruits tit Geo N Ptwris FpLeys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a curfe Sold by James Kennedy Druggist The vary best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and ttorm Non-unio- n- W 0 HINTON Agent Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty neuts on the hundred dollars during the year 1897 O W Miller Agent Paris Ky Fancy California evaporated traits tf Newton Mitchell JjSil Lj H D DITDC R fi 7flD iHV I J aim EiXOLAZrfiix 8 S A thoroughly te K weekly periodical devoted to fashions for women will be during 1899 as heretofore nd New York will be A MIRROR OF FASHIONS Exclusive models of gowns from Paris London published each week ¬ receipt them E T BEEDTNG the hands of Mr J T Martin for collection who is authorized to I have placed all my Fee Bills in Crawford Bros have lately improv- The Paris Letter By KA S K Crockett 39nt Ex S BC Hse Paris Milling Co Purity hoar flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other 5 Abnhy mail carrier win haul li ht baggage to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post office tf S ed their barber shop 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 THARJNE DE FOREST The London Letter By a Special Correspondent --- By ANNIE TASHMORE women in all those little points ot fashion matters that are such helps will aid keeping one dressed in good taste The New York Letter Cut Paper Patterns of selected gowns will be furnished at a nominal cost if will be published free every other week in supplimentaryvforin Outline Patterns PLATES - COLORED FASHION for dress published once a month will assist women in selesting the proper colors PEEBLES NAME absolute purity Mosey can not buy any higher grade ingredients than are used in Its manufac ¬ ture and that Is why Peebles Candy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the fac- ¬ tory and tjhat is why Peebles Caiady Is sacre delicious than at of others Although superior fa every way ttie pJbs for Peebles Oaady are no higher than others Agergts fox All ogre til A Babels 9jtelMa Obpcolcfte Creams A full lae On WHOOPING -- a Box of Candy carries with it a guar ante o of COUGH Katharne b 75 FICTLON Kit Kennedy 12 i De Forest By SJi CROCKETT A Sure Cure for Dandruff Bitty or more patrons of CrarfoJ barber shop have lately used the celebrate Cofce cure for dandruff with gratifying results a sure cure and is recommended by a score of 5PelI knwn Faritfians Persoas wko are troubled with dandruff should get a bot tle of Cokt Crawferd Bros aatf try Bros fud The Jaseh Aw Ctmmc J k I127e3CC v jnvejinvauoix- Candy and Alleettl sold exclusively In this city by ri Butels Checotata - JOSEPH SPEEBLES Eatasllpsed 184 I rih0fK PeebJcsSwtto Prest I Glncin rr t w- - We desire to estatoUsli Asjeiics fwr tyleljtim Fruit M A erreat winner vjKSsi - gs TAS F3SB VARDEN SUJS The teachings of CO years experience as to all that is best in the line of Eatables Drink ¬ ables and Smekeahles is summed up In a CO pagfe it enco fta DrBulIs Cough Syrup Cr6 Whooping ediiufeWVi Doses are smell jijtd plrnwnt tikike 9ocfe -- One of the most distressing sights is to see a child almost choking with Gwe fehe dreadful whooping cough the child Dr Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest pulmonary Bjamgjr and re- ¬ lief will ome at onee tne cojigliirjfg spells will re occur less frequently and in a Sew days the siferer will be entirely cured Mo other remedy eari boast of so many cures By BRANDER MA TTHE Y stories to appear in 1899 that have seldom been equalled in are three serial v iiub aiiu icakiiicuu Confident To -- Morrow By MARIA LOUISE POOL The Meloon Farm V r 5 MaryE Wilkins 1 Marlon Harland SHORT STORY CdNTRBUTORS Herrlcl Harrlst P SppffoM Hapy E WMklns jMKKmk Mnrcrret S BriscoV Garo--rtTiolneip Ella W Peattle JS n Christine T BPT ffK p Rth KcEnery Stuart V n- - f -- By A W f he Busy holhei SPEaAt ARTICLES TO APPEAR McCULLOUGlt - The Deaf Child Bv Mrs Uv r Women Earning a Lrvingr By IlBLEN DOUGLAS A TO After QiHege Wha AD ALINE n XT 4 V riE RAM 7 v K In addition to tse there will be manFOUR ers all SPECIAL OriTS WEEKS FR 4 fie -v kistruetive value to women STERt N z C5 o K- f- Cents a Copy - S 00 a Year price HsC Swt free fTMe i m tearirpsff paste ani cake on Friday bread on Monday NoxiOiiMrs W A Johnson will and 2t OS Brander Matthew raooinniend it lrice r cts At all rugjpste Vl7V S8S2SfeSBS23C iS JSSCSaK iSS969iS -- f M kAaB- HADDPP- RDnTHPD x Dnhllsh wii - r i iew luris n v y Ht S - - - j t i X di1 - - jUlfvi T ry it 4 i K o -- o Ml tH-E-BOURBO- N NEWS PAEIS f v ELY i TUESDAY DECEMBER 20 1898 SET JUBILEE President and Distinguished Visitors v Dined by Piedmont Driving Club v j HER LIFE Mrs FOR HER CHILD AT THIS Believed Peace Treaty Will Be Taken Up For Discussion in January The Holiday Recess in the House Will Be ¬ BRICES REMAINS IN LIMA 0 Flairs On All Publo Budding at Half Mast Funeral Services Take Place in DEWEY IS WEIL Johanna Newell Rescues Her Baba From the Flames Then tTnsips Out Vindow and is Killed An English expert dearth in the wheat supply cne wneai Tie Werlis Smply ml Wfctaprophesied aumvers prouuB --n--Even - inpnual to th au Pnley delivers a Patriotic Address Resolutions Introduced in the Georgia esri8lature Thanking the Prea- IjbV ident for HU sPeech txata day ed auspiciously The temperature had relaxed its rigor considerably and warmth in the rays of the sun was early perceptible As on Wednesday The second of the Atlanta peace jubilee open- ¬ Ga Dec 15 the crowds were enormous excursion trains arriving- at short intervals from - i all directions The feature of the day was the civic and military parade which passed through the streets during the afternoon Starting from the corner of Garnat and Whitehall streets at noon the procession proceeded to Exposition park over Alabama Broad Marietta and Peachtree streets The parade consisted of ten divisions under com- ¬ mand of Grand Marshal A J West The president and other distinguished guests in carriages were at the head of the pageant After the parade had passed the re viewing stand the president and the other guests of the city were driven to Piedmont park where they were the guests of the Piedmont Driving club at ah elaborate luncheon The president m an address said in ¬ ¬ Chicago Dec 17 Mrs Johanna Kewell Jost her life Friday saving that of her daughter The New¬ ell family lived at 1S19 Orleans below a livery stable which was burned late Friday afternoon There was only one stairway leading to the street from the apartments in which the fam-¬ ily lived Mrs Newell was near the head of this stairway when alarm was given and might easily pushed Instead of do ¬ her way to the street ing so she ran into her rooms to save her little girl By the time she was able to return to the stairway it was in flames and all escape was cut off The woman then ran to a second story window opening upon an area in which some men were standing and threw the girl out One of the men caught it by the skirt and placed it upon the ground unhurt Mrs Newell then jumped from the window The men tried to catch her but were unsuc-¬ cessful and she struck the concrete heavily sustaining injuries from which she died within two hours gin Thursday and Extend Until Janu ¬ ary The Appropriations AreV Very Well Advanced Washington Dec 19 The week in the senate opened with a speech hy Senator Piatt of Connecticut on the question of expansion Mr Piatt will reply to the speech of Senator Vest made last Monday as he has given very careful attention to the extension of our territorial area no little interest is manifested among senators in his presentation oi the matter and it is not improbable part Other parts of the country have had their public thanksgiving and jubilees in honor of ttie historic events of the past year but no- ¬ where has there been greater rejoicing than among the people here the gathered represen- ¬ tatives of the south I congratulate them upon their accurate observation of events which enabled them to fix a date which insured them privilege being the of the first to signing celebrate the of the treaty of peace by the American and Spanish commissioners Under hostile fire on a foreign soil fighting in a common cause the memory of od disagreements has faded into history From camp and campaign there come the magic healing which has closed ancient wounds and effaced their scars For this result every American patriot will forever rejoice It is no small indemnity for the cost of the war This governmenthas proved itself Invincible in the recent war and out of it has come a na ¬ tion which will remain indivisible for ever- ¬ more No worthier contributions have been made in patriotism and in men than by the people of these southern states When at last the opportunity came they were eager to meet it and with promptness responded to the call of country Intrusted with the able leadership of men dear to them who had marched with their fathers under an ¬ other flag now fighting under the old flag again they have gloriously helped to defend - its spotless folds and added new luster to its shJiiingTstars That flag has been planted in Sgptwofclhemisphercs- - and there It remains the symuoi 4Ui iiuuriy uauuw or peucu anu progress Who will withdraw from the people over whom it floats its protecting folds Who down will haul it We could have avoided all the difficulties that lies across the pathway of the nation if a few months ago we had coldly ignored the piteous appeals of the starving and oppressed inhabitants of Cuba If we had blinded our- ¬ selves lo the conditions so near our shores and turjied ar Qeaf ear to our suffering neighbors the issue of territorial expansion in the An ¬ tilles and the East Indies would not have been raised But could we have justified such a couse Is there any one who would now declare another to have been the better course With less hu ¬ manity and less courage on our part the Span ¬ ish flag instead of the Stars and Stripr would still be floating at Cavite at Ponce and at Santiago and a chanpe in the race of life would be wanting to millions of human beings who to day call this nation noble and who I trust wiU live to call it blessed Thus far we have done our supreme duty Shall wc now when the victory won in war is written in the treaty of peace and the civilized world applauds and waits in expectation turn timidly away from the duties imposed upon the country by its own great deeds And when the mists fade and we see with clearer vision may we not go forth rejoicing in a strength which has been employed solely for humanity and always been tempered with justice and mercy confident in our ability to meet the exigencies which await us because confident that oar course Is one of duty and our cause that of right Geoigr a Legislature Thanks HIcKinley unless the Nicaragua bill prevents that the speech will precipitate a more or less general debate upon thisques tion Whether it does or not a num ber of speeches on the same subject will be made after the Christmas holidays preparatory to the consideration of the peace treaty It is hoped that the treaty will be taken up for discussion early in January MR BRYAN IN WASHINGTON Already there is talk of the probability of disposing of the treaty The Former Colonel of the Third Nebraska during the present session and the imRegiment Visits the Ilonne of Rep pression favorable to this result is resentatives and is Welcomed growing A few senators manifest a Washington Dec 17 William J disposition to debate the treaty at Bryan came to the house of repre- length and some profess unalterable is so sentatives about 1 oclock Friday and opposition but the feeling and in was given a most cordial reception by strong against an extra session ofpostponement the his former colleagues in congress favor of the disposition of the Earlier in the day Representative Bail ¬ settlement of the they come into our ey of Texas the democratic floor lead- ¬ Philippines after now seems that even er breakfasted with Mr Bryan at the possession that it will consent to the treatys latters room and it is understood dis- the minoritywithout material delay cussed in a general way questions of ratification Senator Morgan said Sunday that he public and party policy When Mr meant to press the Nicaragua canal Bryan reached the house he was esas vigorously as possible and he corted to the democratic cloak room bill expressed the hope that he might get where he was surrounded by members a vote before next Wednesday the and made the recipient of many atten- ¬ the Christmas ad- ¬ tions For some time he talked social- ¬ probable date of indications are howThe ly and politically with that unreserve journment ever against such an early disposal of which marks cloak room discussion the subject and it may be accepted as quite certain that even if Senator Tur OUR PEACE COMMISSIONERS pies motion for postponement till JanThey Leave Paris on Their Homeward uary 10 should not prevail the billwill Journey Special Saloon Car Pro-be naturally thrown over beyond the vided For Their Use holidays It is evidently the purpose of the opposition to prevent action dur ¬ Paris Dec 17 The United States ing the few remaining days prior to ambassador Gen Horace Porter and adjournment the other officials of the United States The bill concerning the registry of embassy a representative of the French foreign built vessels wrecked on the foreign office and the members of the American coast is still on the calendar American colony of this city bade fare as a special order and Senator Elkins well to the American peace commis- will probably make another effort to sioners at the railroad station Friday secure consideration Senator Cullom evening as they started on their home- - has also expressed a desire to get up ward journey AVspecial saloon car tine anxi scaipmg oni xmtn xnese had been provided by the railroad com ¬ measures will be antagonized and pany for the use of the members of the probably thrown over to January commission The friends of the de ¬ In the house the holiday recess by parting commissioners gave three the terms of the resolution reported cheers and waved their hats and hand by the ways and means committee is kerchiefs as the train started to begin Thursday and extend until Wednesda3- January 4 It is likely GILLETIS WHEREABOUTS however that the resolution will be amended so as to make the recess begin The Absconding Cattle Plunger of Wood Wednesday instead of Thursday The bnc Kan Leaves the City of Mex appropriation bills are further advancico for the Argentine Republic ed now than they have ben for many City of Mexico Dec 17 Grant G years at the short session Already the Gillett the absconding cattle plunger naval and army deficiency a special bill and three of the regular bills the penof Woodbine Ivan and his attorne C E Troxel left here Friday for Vera sion District of Columbia and Indian Cruz where they will take a steamer have passed the house The agricul for South America Their ultimate tural bill was reported Saturday and destination is the Argentine republic will be taken up on Tuesday Four of where Gillett says he will go into the the regular money budgets out of- 13 have passed the Gillett and Troxel will therefore cattle business have been here three days being regis lower house before the holiday recess tered at the Hotel Coliseo under the an unprecedented thing in legislative names of Willis F Wilder and George annals E Fisher of Fruita Col but both ad¬ NOTED OLD SLEUTH DEAD mitted their identity ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ There Is No Foundation Foi the Re¬ port That He Is Broken Dovu Lima 0 Dec 19 The remains of the late Calvin S Brice arrived here Sundav morning from New York The Gen Merritt Thinks Ic Will Require an special train bearing the body and thfc Army of 30000 Men to Hold the Phil ¬ family pulled into the Chicago ippine Islands He Considers Eri x Agulnaldo a Shrewd M in depot at 1045 oclock Flags on all public buildings are at half mst in honor of the distinguished dead and New York Dec 19 Maj Gen Wes- ¬ many buildings are in mourning There ley Merritt late commander of the was a crowd of over 2000 people at the United States military forces in the depot when the train pulled in and Philippine islands post he after the family were taken to the car- ¬ was called to Paris from whichwith the to consult riages the procession moved with the American peace commissioners reached G A R U V U and Lima lodge of this city Saturday on board the steam- ¬ Elks which was the only secret order he er Lucania from Queenstown With belonged to acting as escort The re-¬ Gen Merritt were his bride her mother mains were taken to the Brice resi Mrs Norman Williams and Norman Wil- ¬ idence where they remained until Mon ¬ liams jr of Chicago and Capt L H day morning when they were taken to p Strother on the staff of the Market Street Presbyterian church Gen Merritt The ¬ at 9 oclock and laid in state until sume command of thegeneral will re- ¬ military departnoon The services occurred at 1 p m ment of the east which position he Rev Dr W O Thompson president at held when he was ordered to the far Miami university made a short ad- ¬ east dress on the example set for young In an interview the general said men by the deceased and the pastor I can say however that there is no Rev R B Thompson D D made report that Adm foundation Rev Hunter read Deweys for the the address health has broken down as a the Scripture lesson and there result of his wonderful work in Ma ¬ were several selections by the nila harbor on May 1 last He was choir There was a suspension of in fine physical condition when I business Monday all over the city left him and he was then over Business houses closed at noon and all fight the strain of the manufacturing establishments ran There is another thing naval would with as few hands as possible The like the people to knowthat Iis that It Western road of which the climate of the Philippines is not Lake Erie Mr Brice was president ran three spe- ¬ by any means as it is said to be I cial trains here for the accommodation met a number of Europeans there who of their employes who wore badges of had been in the country for 14 years mourning The floral tributes were or more and they seemed to thrive elaborate representing an outlay of at and had no serious complaints about least 10000 A carload arrived on the the climate to make The mortality special train from New York city7 An ¬ among our troops sent to preserve or- ¬ other carload came from Indianapolis der there would not be as great as and fully that many are from this city some would have the people believe The employes of this division of the As to Gen Miles bill to increase Western road presented the United States army to 100000 at Lake Erie an engine eight feet long tender and present I can not discuss the proposed two coaches ten feet long each made measure for the reason that I have not of white roses yet seen a copy of it I think it will take about 30000 soldiers to hold the THE TRAIN LEFT THE TRACK islands in case this country desires to keep them and I see no reason why it aide-de-cam- the Prsbyterlan Church proper functions This great remedy cures dyspepsia torpid liver nervousness and ver and ague strain mat win ucuutupworld a i when the food supply of the -thousands die because tneir fflsoruc they assimilate the food achs fail to properly strength ¬ take HosteWs Stomach Bitters digestieor en and tone up the stomach and gans and enable them to perrorm their v iet cil i l rtm ovnlnimorl fflP man who accumulated most of the desirable lotsj has flourished like a great tree we haver Yes said the town cynic done the rooting and you the grafting Cincinnati Enquirer The Burlington Route has Weekly Tcur ist Sleeper Excursions personally con- - j ducted by a Burlington Route Agent every Wednesday from St Louis and Chicago to Los Angeles and San Francisco The routeis via Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lakev City with 98 per cent sunshine throughout the year Ask Ticket Agent or write for descriptive folder to L W Wakeley General Passenger Agent St Louis Mo ¬ n Agricultural n i For California Tourists Papa what is that diplomacy papers talk so much about the Papa Diplomacy is the art which en ¬ ables one man to inform another that he isl a scoundrel without giving him a chance to get mad about it Chicago Evening N ews Tommy Diplomacy For the Christmas and New Year Holi ¬ C Ry will sell low rater days the C A to all points on its lmes excursion tickets nnfl tn nromiinent noints on connecting lines Tickets on sale December 23rd 24thr 2oth 26th 30th and 31st 1898 and January 1st and 2nd 1899 good returning until Jan ¬ uary 3rd 1899 Ask agents for particulars C F Daly Genl Pass Agt Cleveland X Mrs Matchmaker Marie do you think Mr Slowman is in earnest Miss Matchmaker Im afraid not mam- ¬ ma I mentioned diamonds last evening and he only yawned Jewelers Weekly Holiday Reduction Tested nnd Found Wanting No wisdom doth with me abide If you can solve the foregoing and send the correct answer to George H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chicago Mihvaur kee St Paul Railway Old Colony Build- ¬ ing Chicago together with a two cent stamp he will send you what it calls for Biggs Is it true that Smith the iceman is dead Boggs Yes poor fellow He cutsno ice now Life Can You Solve This Puzzle Verse i A simple go between am I Without a thought of pride of men I part the gathered thoughts And liberally divide I set the soul of Shakespeare tree To Miltons thoughts give liberty Bid Sidney speak with freer speech preach Let Spenser sing and Taylorswift I glide Though through all learning i ¬ One Man Killed and E jrht Other Persons Seriously Injured in a Wrec Nar Guton Station on I Di Road The Climate Forbids It should not ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Harland P Halsey the Well Known Au Destructive Fire in Milwaukee thor Die at Ills Home in Urooklyn Milwaukee Wis Dec 17 Fire Fri- ¬ of Cerebral Hemorrhage day night destro3red the department store of G Hartstein Sons at Eighth New York Dec 19 Harland P Hal street and Fond du Lac avenue entail sey the author known as Old ¬ ¬ President McKinleys utterances in Iiis address to the Georgia legislature Wednesday were highly commended by that body Thursday Immediately after the reading of the journal in the houseThursday morn ing Representative Galvin of Rich ¬ mond secured the floorand introduced the following resolutions ¬ ¬ ing a loss of 70000 of which S50000 was on building and 20000 on stock Losses to adjoining property will make the total about S100000 partly covered by insurance John Owen a fireman was fatally injured in an accident while on the way to the fire Lirtud 15 11 Sleuth died Friday night of cerebal hemorrhage at his home in Brooklyn He was born in New York 61 years ago Robert Treat the first colonial ernor of Connecticut was one of his gov- ¬ Morgaktown W Va Dec 19 Thos ley hy his ready recognition of southern abi¬ Jones living near Greer attempted to lity and southern worth in military appoint Troops tin the Way to Havana at the outbreak and during the ments made Charleston S C Dec 17 Four light a fire with crude oil An exploSpanish American war won a warm recent sion occurred wrecking the room and place in the hearts of all our people and en ¬ companies of the 10th infantry and 125 the dresses of his twin daughters aged recruits for the Sth infantry arrived deared himself to to the country at large That we desire especicl- - here Thursday night and boarded the six years ignited He was too badly Resolved Further jy to commend and applaud the generous and steamship Saratoga Friday for Havana burned to assist them and thev were soldierly suggestion made by his excellency The steamer sailed from here at day so severely burned that both died that the north should share in the care of the shortly afterward light Saturday morning confederate soldiers ¬ ¬ -- Introducfd Washington 17 Dec Chairman Resolved hy the house the senate concurring that as the chosen representatives of the Loud of the house committee on post people of Georgia we desire to express om offices and post roads Friday the bill relating to second class high appreciation of the chaste eloquent and enthusiastic address delivered in the presence mail matter and known as the Loud of this general assembly in the hall of the bill with an amendment allowing the house of representatives Wednesday byhis ex- ¬ mailing of sample copies of newspapers cellency William MeKinley president of the at one half cent for every two ounces United States Resolved Further That President MeKin ¬ stamps being attached in advance Ke ancestors and Halsey was a member of the Sons of the Revolution In all he had written 135 books and his fortune was estimated at 500000 He wrote often two books a week His last book was Only a Photograph He was the organizer of the Hamil- ¬ ton Trust Co was a member of the Union League club of Brooklyn and of the board of education Twin Girls Hurned it Death ¬ graves of the have no comment to make on the so called expansion which is being dis-¬ There 19 A cussed pro and con these da3rs Indianapolis Ind Dec are many Spaniards on the islands that wreck occurred on the Indiana Decatur Southern railroad at 230 oclock Sun ¬ want to remain there With 15000 day morning 52 miles west of Indianap ¬ United States soldiers and the remain ¬ The Indian-¬ ing 15000 evenly divided between the olis near Guion station apolis express eastbound due to arrive Filipinos and Spaniards I feel sure the at this city at 355 a m left the tracks islands could be governed properly and west of a high trestle and passed with credit to this country I did not meet Aguinaldo but I am over the trestle which was GO feet long with seven coaches off the rails and satisfied he is a very shrewd man I Tumphigv aiohg they ties V Tlie trestle did notrec6gnize the insurgents iear Adm Dewey after was 50 feet high and it is considered ing complications phenomenal that the train was not my arrival pursued the same course hurled off into the creek in which What was said or done before my ar event the slaughter of life would have rival I can not state I did not recog- nize Agumaldo nor Ins traops nor been awful The rear car had just left the trestle use them in any way I had been when a spreading of the rails ahead of there ten days before Aguinaldo asked the baggage car piled the seven cars to see me and then I was too busy The American peace commissioners into a heap The baggage car and smoker were ground almost into splint- ¬ had a hard task to make the Spaniards ers and all of the cars were badly understand that the colonies were lost wrecked There were about fifty pas- ¬ forever to Spain They accomplished sengers on the train and not a woman the job well and signed a treaty which or a child in the Hst The train was in is a credit to them charge of Conductor J A Mitchell of this city and it is claimed was run ¬ TWO ROBBERS BLOODY DEED ning at nearly GO miles an hour to Mother and Paujjhter Killed Hired Man make up lost time Badly Hurt and the House Fired to The killed T M Wells superin ¬ Cover Up the Terrible Crime tendent of the schools of Douglass county Illinois Areola Birmingham Ala Dec 19 Tele ¬ Injured Daniel Pointer Decatur graph advices from Banks Ala tell of 111 head cut and neck and shoulders crime at Myers plantation bruised Andrew Kafer Lawrenceville a horrible post office eight miles from Ind head badly cut A J Diddle In- ¬ near JosieMrs Ida Myers a wealthy dianapolis frightfully cut about Banks Mrs E and daughter-in-lathe face M J Moore Indianapolis widow also a widow conducted a store Myers head cut spine injured and internal was known that they kept a injuries Warren Saylor Indianapolis and it money the dwelling slightly injured J A Mitchell con- ¬ large amont of from in store the across the road ductor injured ankles A W Scott A young man named Cook was em- ¬ Indianapolis head injured H M ployed to superintend the farm and Tenneyck Chicago slight injuries he occupied a room in the house Some time between midnight and day Cook ATTACKED BY KISSING GIRLS was aroused bv a noise in the room of He sprang out elder Mrs Myers Lieut Kchniocd Pearson Hobons Ei- - the ran to the door of the room of bed and ptrlenc After a lecture By Htm on and saw Mrs Myers struggling the Sinking of the Merriniac with two strange men He rushed Chicago Dec 19 Lieut Richmond to her assistance and was knocked Pearson Hobson was heavily bombard- senseless with a club When he re ed by a large fleet of kissing girls at gained consciousness he found the the Auditorium Sunday night but as house on fire and the elder Mrs Myers no distress signal was hoisted after the apparently dead on the floor Drag ¬ engagement it is not believed that he ging her from the fire he went in was seriously injured Lieut Hobson search of the younger Mrs Myers and Sinking of found her dead in her room her brains on The lectured under the auspices having been beaten out He rescued the Merrimac Club her body just in time from the Press Chicago of the and after the lecture the members flames He then rang the farm bell of the audience pressed forward for an and aroused the neighbors who camo impromptu reception There was much in great numbers but were too late to handshaking and applause but more save the house or any of its contents interesting than either were 103 kisses It is believed that the robbers obtained given the Merrimacs hero by as many about 33000 in cash and evidently they girls The lieutenant met the attack thought they had killed all three par-¬ bravely and even seemed to encour-¬ ties and fired the house to cover up their crime age it ¬ I 4 I To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ali druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c- The great trouble in this world is too many fools Fools have always been- numerous and there is no prospect whatever that the supply will diminish Atchison - V- - A ¬ f Globe place shows The servant girl who doesnt know her that knowledge isnt the only thing which isjower Detroit Journal E er JA wctf V The first proof of a marilmcapadi tvfoiwu anything is his endeavor to S failure upon others Hatydon We all love to see a smart man make a slip it reconciles us to being stupids Town Topics A play is never satisfactory if there is a man or woman left over when the pairing off occurs in the last act Atchison Globe t - B 1 fixhevk1naf5 v Pisos Cure for Consumption has no equal as a Cough medicine F M Abbott 383 Seneca St Buffalo N Y May 9 1894 Some people are so skeptical even doubt their owji doubts Daily News 1 that they Chicago A sprain may cripple but St Jacobs Oil Will cure it before it can It cures that crack When eyes snap it must be the lashes Golden Days back--cur- es Oil cures lame Stand straight and strong St Jacobs promptly Some lovers think that in order to be con ¬ stant they must be frequent Town Topics Sore and stiff from cold dont wait and Suffer use St Jacobs Oil and get cured- A good mans son inherits poverty ish Proverb w Span - - ¬ ¬ Waits ou appetite or it should do so but i this can be only when the stomach is in a healthy condition Hoods Sarsaparilla so tone3 and strengthens the stomach that it digests food easily and naturally and then all dyspeptic troubles vanish v Good igestion t Medicine cure Liver Ills 25 cents - V -- Sarsaparilla HoodsGreatest Is Americas Price SI- - - Hoods Pills E AD ACHE -- Botli my wlfo using CASCARETS and myself have feeem and they are medicine we have ever had in the Kbuse List week my wife was frantic with headache for two days she tried some of your CASCARETS and they relieved the pain in her head almostimmediately We both recommend Cascaret Chjs- - Stedeford Pittsburg Safe Deposit Co Pittsburg P 4 C m CATHARTIC Jr TRADE MARK RSMftTTRCD government is considering the question the well known club man society of arresting the principal Carlists Tho British steamer Pierremont which ar- Sunday by the collapse of a house in Jeader and intimate friend of the most rigid censorship of telegrams is rived here on November 8 and subse- course of construction on the Rue des ¬ ¬ Death of Christopher Sykes London Dec 16 Christopher Sykes Principal Carllsis To lie Arrested Madrid via Bordeaux Dec 17 Tho Killed by Collapse of a House Twenty Persons Keported Drowned Paris Dec 19 Four persons were injured Newcastle-ox-Tyx- e Dec 19 The killed and others seriously Verdict of ot Guiltr ir- quently sailed for the Mediterranean prince and princess of Wales died maintained and all messages relative has been in collision with the British Thursday in his 07th year to Carlist movements are stopped steamer Ilios which arrived here On Frenchmen Cry Out Asalt EnslRnd December 6 and also sailed for the a Paris Dec 16 A manifesto has DanvilleGrantedDeoRespite Lieut Gov Mediterranean 111 The collision took 17 been posted about thn city by an as Northcott has granted a respite of 10 place in the North sea under circumsociation styling itself the League of days tq John Johnson who was to The Jlios be stances notWet explained the Interests of National Defense It hanged Friday afternoon The respite foundered knd the Pierremont was declares that France is in danger ap arrived as Johnson was ready to be badly damaged It is believed that SPpeals to the people to rally to theooutt taken to the g allowi persons wer drowned trys defense and attack England ¬ ¬ ¬ Appennins It is feared that five bodies still remain burieel in the debris Indicted for Mnrder - Ind Dec 19 Wm Biume who killed Grace Harvey in a resort in this city in September last and then attempted suiciile has been indicted for murder and he will Off South Dakota tried with the new year Indianapolis s -- Chadron Neb Dec 19 The 33 prominent cattlemen of South Dakota who were indicted by a grand jury in Fall River county South Dakota for manslaiighter have been tried at Hot Springs The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after deliberating 15 min- ¬ utes The case was the outcome of the murder of John Eckman a well known jsheepman of this city whe was killedlast September byik bandkof- cat cleinen while moving his sheep into - v BtrHS Bed CURE CONSTIPATION q Cgy m K T www 1 i - I 0 iV rvf J v - THE BOURBUN NEWS PA1US KY3iUSDAYiDE0EMBEE 20 1898 FROM THE HILLTOP From the valley below Twas a weary climb The atones were sharp the way was steep There seemed but a harvest of tears to -- A 3 iwas weary climb Twas a weary climb reap Twas a weary climb J i i vaica urdi vexeu ana woras that stuns Mld tears that flowed and songs unsung Twas a weary climb Up the mountain side And still they come f From the valley below And still they come With bleeding feet and tortured soul They are tolling- on for the longed for goal And still they come From the valley below - Tis a long way down To the valley below Tis a long way down A cloud by day a star by night Guide their feet to the top of the mountain height Tis a long way down To the valley below Up the mountain side AT tJ omiu l J3 - From the blessed heights To the valley below From the blessed heights These wearied ones will all look down When the cross Is changed to the victors And the blessed heights For the valley below Patience Penfold in Ladies World crown another heavy plunge close to my shoul- ¬ der and in the glance I cast toward the sound saw that it was the now riderless Couronne who had followed her companion of the night To ease the horse I slipped from the saddle and hanging on to the pommel was towed along by him as the good beast breasted the stream bravely The current set toward the opposite bank and the force of it carried us down it seemed in a moment fully 50 yards from the spot where he had plunged in to within a few feet of the opposite shore Here however the river ran strong and swift ly the bank was high and the horses could make no headway but kept drift ing down By this time the troopers had reached the scene of the fight and I could hear them howling with anger as they gathered around their fallen leaders and without a head to guide them hesitated what to do each mo ment of delay giving me precious time and bringing me closer to a shelving bank a few yards to the left Not one of the troopers dared the stream and they had apparently emptied their ar-¬ quebuses after us in pursuit for none fixed although they called to each Shoot him down shoot him other ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ what I had overheard In short I was the rival of the king and felt my head very loose upon my neck It was no easy What was I to do matter to decide but I came to the conclusion that my best course was to seek out the all powerful Sully tell him what I knew and beg the help of that great man I did not know him ex- ¬ cept by repute but my case was strong and my cause good I would delay not a moment about this on reaching Paris but it was Bouvres I had to come to first and many a league lay for reflec- ¬ tion between me and the Louvre At last I heard the Lauds chime sol ¬ emnly out into the night and in a few minutes pulled up the weary beasts be- ¬ fore the gates of Bouvres Here I found a difficulty I might have anticipated The gates were shut and the unpleasant prospect of a dreary wait of some hours This was not to be lay before me borne and I raised a clamor that It might have awakened the dead of rousing the had the desired effect watch at the gate a wicket was opened the light of a lantern flashed through and a gruff voice bade me begone upen x roareu open in mc lixuij a ¬ nacofthe finest vintage and oAubus son to all appearances a gay frank hearted fellow and we became very friendly as the wine cup passed CHAPTEB XX i FIREMEN DEAD McKINLEY VISITS A SCIIOOi falling Walls at a Chicago Fire v THE MASTER GENERAL a Number of the Fire Fighters Students mt the Colored Normal School am 800 Children of th Trainins School Crash at Taskesee Ala Reviewed In Jthe labyrinth of narrow streets The Firemen Were In the Act of Raislaf m crooked roads and blind alleys behind Ladder When the Entire South Wall the Palais de Justice where the houses Balged Oat and Fell With are so crowded that they seem to cliirih the Above Besnlt one over the other in their efforts to reach higher and higher in their search Chicago Dec 16 The collapse of a for air is a small street called the Bue if- down A couple of men galloped down stream i a little below me and dismounting be gan to load hurriedly it being evidently their intention to pick me off as I drifts ed past For the moment I gave myself up for lost but determining to make a last effort to save myself made a snatch at the willows that overhung the bank and brushed us with their wet and drip By pingleaves as we struggled underneath SljVCTT TfeATS As I did this I loosed my hold of the saddle and the horses slid past me and tCopyright i8q7 by Longmans Green Co I was dragged by the current right in to the bank The willows were tough and SYNOPSIS Chapter I DAuriac commanding out- I held on to them like a leech and the post where scene is laid tells the story troopers who had seen what I was about De Gomeron has been appointed by Gen began to laugh at me and adjured me de Rone to examine into a charge made to hold on tight as they would be ready against him Nicholas a sergeant brings in two prisoners a man and a woman who to shoot in a moment The fools They are from the- kings camp at Le Fere gave me the moments time I wanted DAuriacangered by insulting manner of de my foot into the soft bank Gomeron toward the woman strikes him and digging I laid hold of the stem of a willow and A duel follows and during the commotion I the prisoners escape De Rone happens on with an effort reached the shore the disorderly scene and dAuriac upon rolled over at full length and then lay giving his parole not to attempt escape flat on my face whilst the troopers hears this remarkable sentence you must die on the field Win or with many curses ran forward a few lose if I catch you at the close of the day feet and let off their arquebuses on the I will hang you as high as Raman Chapter II DAuriac next morning takes off chance of bringing me down They his place as usual on de Rones staff In aimed truly enough and had I not lain the course of his ride over the field he saves to earth as I did 1 should infallibty the life of Nicholas the sergeant who a have been killed for the bullets whizzed victim of de Gomerons malice is found in past it seemed but a few inches above imminent danger of almost instant death Chapter III After the battle in which me I let out a yell as if I was mortally King Henry utterly routs de Rones forces hurt and then rising ran down stream tlAuriac lying severely wounded sees behind tlje willows as fast as my the forms of a man and woman moving bruised would allow me to see if I under cover of the night among the dead and wounded They find a golden collar could not get back one or both the on de Leyvas corpse and Babettte stabs horses y stratagem had the desired Mauginot her partner to gain possession effect for on mjr cry of I am dead of the prize After this hideous scene I am dead two others of the men Henry with a retinue among whom is the fair prisoner who had escaped from the who had run up to let off their pieces hand of de Gomeron rides over the field was supposed to be and they Chapter IV DAuriac in the hospital of where I We have him he is Ste Genevieve discovers his unknown all shouted She vis- ¬ down friend is the heiress of Bidache its him daily and when he is well enough Morbleau Not yet I couldhardly is taken to her Normandy chateau 1 Iere refrain from chuckling to Trijfgelf jasTt hejgarnsfrom Maitre Palin the madames chaplain that the king is about to force hobbled along the bank arid tomy oy upon the woman a very distasteful mar- ¬ saw them in a little bay about a hun ¬ riage with M dAyen With Jacques his dred paces from me moving slowly in steward dAuriac leaves for the avowed the shallow water one behind the other purpose of preventing their marriage Chapter V DAuriacs horse casts a towards the land A spur had been shoe This causes a delay at village of thrown out here evidently with the ob- ¬ 13zy where ho comes upon Nicholas his of protecting the bank and it had old sergeant who says de Gomeron is in ject ¬ cast the main stream on the opposite the neighborhood with the kings commission and that he Nicholas has evidence shore and given the beasts a chance of ¬ To-morr- lg i - m v came up to Couronne just as she was stepping out of the water Catching her by the bridle I mounted although with some difficult- - and slipping my hand through the reins of my own nag ti otted off under cover of the trees leaving M de Gomeron who had doubt- ¬ less recovered by this time and his men to make a target of the darkness CHAPTER VII Continued I had come through somehow but I was He was a good swordsman but this sick and sore at heart as I urged Cour-¬ made him beside himself with passion onne from a trot to a gallop when I and this frantic state and the sound of thought of poor Nicholas Ijing dead by his voice as he kept cursing me told the banks of the Eure ine that my opponent was none other than Biron himself Xow came a seri- ¬ CHAPTER vni ous difficulty which I had to consider M DE PREAULX like lightning Did I kill him and he was an infant in my hands there could I kept off the road as far as possible Even if no to avoid being tracked no hope for me he was too great be too highly placed for me to have any further attempt to follow me was made chance if I compassed his death There- ¬ to night which was uncertain as de fore as I pressed him I called out loud Gomeron was not the man to let the enough for him to hear Marshalyou barest chance slip through his fingers are mad go back you are Jen own to yet there was no doubt as to what would happen on the morrow me I congratu- ¬ He thrust at me for answer but I lated nrrself on having crippled the last could stand no more nonsense and get- ¬ of the sleuth hounds as my gentlemen ting within his guard struck him off would be placed thereb3r in a difficulty his horse with a blow from the hilt of in regard to my route and if the my sword and wasting not a second scoured the country in twos and threes more on him turned to the assistance I felt confident of being able with Jacques aid to give a good account of ofNicholas ¬ It was much needed for the ser myself did we meet despite my bruised geants opponent was none other than leg which reminded me of itself unHow Nicholas pleasantly Te Gomeron himself As I patted Couronnes neck I thought his own against this finished held of Nicholas and with the memor of swordsman for even so long a period as half a minute I am unable to say It him the face of Marie came up I felt Avas doubtless due to the strength of his myself in a measure responsible for his --T5ltter hatred and his fury for re- death and was resolved to weigh out in venge Even as it was I was too late full to Marie the payment I had prom- ¬ It was a debt I would As I dashed towards him Nicholas fair- - ised them both discharge to the end of the measure Jy screamed out to my mind of relief A is a ah Leave him to mehe j He never finished for de Gomeron vith senseresolve andcameBouvres could as this and passed his sword not be far distant I slackened pace to rsaw his chance through the sergeants tbroatiuid he let the horses breathe a trifle and lie fell limply from Couronne a dead gun to hastily plan my future course of action on reaching Paris I had not man vr fBefore however the free lance could only discovered what was evidently a himself I was on him and deep and widely spread plot but had Standing inmy stirrups cut at him with also stumbled on the dreadful secret of was to He the death of the woman sword swing of Xthe fulllike lightningmybut --the force queen of France in name whoshe was be as in parried It was certain that she had of the blow oeat down his guard realitalthough ray blade fell flat been foully murdered It was certain and aipon his steel cap he went down like that the kings most trusted captain and many of his greatest nobles were an ox was gone t r iKnew j1 x hilt deep in treachery so much I knew l mat Poor Nicholas tTiTnct nnrl once received there was Ihadseen wiith mine own eyes and heard nothing for it but masses for the soul with mine own ears but beyond this A half dozen troopers were not 200 I had no proofs and what would my Besides yards away and Jife lay on the other wordi weigh against theirs on this there was my own trouble side of the Eurc l went straignt mocking warning wnexplieit my horse into the stream r and2 iump ed nVlitvK and derand as T DAyeris when read with- Palins con¬ enough 1 i r was iuuiuj imi into the water with a splash and fidence and any doubt Imay have had of white foam around me T beard on that point was almost set at rest by ¬ ¬ -- sertain associates against the king Chapter VI Led by Nicholas dAuriac goes by night to where de Gomeron is sta- ¬ tioned Standing beside a broken pane they hear something of the outline of a plot against the king Burning with revenge Nicholas fires through the window at de Gomeron but misses his mark Chapter VII The two men fly for their lives and think themselves almost beyond pursuit when they come suddenly face to face with two troopers one of wiiicrm dAuriac wounds slightly of treason brewing among de Gomeron and landing I felt my leg at each step I took but went on at a round pace somehow and - y - -- - - - s his wall during a fire in a livery stable at 3154 56 Cottage Grove avenue Thursday night killed two firemen and injured a number of others The dead Lieut Matthew Meyer of Truck Company 11 buried by falling wall in¬ stantly killed Patrick OHerne of Truck Company 11 buried by falling walls and killed The injured all members of the firo ton department are Quai Malaquais and the mansions of Lieut Albert Lingenbergef broken At the entrance to the Normal schoolj the Faubourg St Germain was a house grounas was a Deauinui urcu in of modern size kept and owned by a leg will recover Maitre Pantin who was engaged nom Michael OHara skull fractured seri-¬ scribed Welcome to the Chief andj inally in some legal business in the ous name decorations of bunting holly mosst Pardieu monsieur the gates are courts of the city Thomas Dillon skull fractured seri- ¬ and products of the field were m pro-was this house of Maitre Pantin it ous kept shut in the kings name and his It fusion along the road through the majesty does not like his subjects rest will be remembered that had been recO Shevlin bruised about the grounds answered another ommended to me as a lodging by Palin body J being disturbed The president and rartv nrst re- tone and inflection who told me of the owners occupation voice and from its Otto Miller bruised about the body viewed more than 600 boys and 300 girls i and when I demurred on account of my I guessed it was that of an officer Thomas Gileteuhau bruised about of the normal school and 200 children In that case monsieur I said let religious convictions the Huguenot of the training school me in so that we majr both go to our pointed out that I had to do things in the body ¬ Each of the boys carried 4 stalk of Edward Creuscuo back broken may beds and a thousand apologies for dis Paris which required a safe retreat and sugar cane with a palm in tnc top each5 turbing you My servant is already at that he cou3d vouch for the honesty and die Michael Prendergast cut about the of the girls a stalk with cotton balls at the Grand Cerf and one man cannot discretion of Pantin I admitted that take Bouvres the top and the children carried stalks his arguments were reasonable and re- head Then you are that M de Preaulx of solved to take advantage of his recom- ¬ Edward Morgan cut and bruised by tipped with mistletoe the Anjoumois whose lackey Jacques mendation President McKinley showed much falling bricks night for it is Bisson arrived last We rode into Paris by the St Ger- ¬ The building was a two story brick ntcrcst and pleasure as with uncov ¬ morning now 9 mains gate and I was immediately structure The lower floor was occu- ¬ ered head he viewed the procession You keep good watch monsieur who struck by the aspect of gloom that the by the Palace livery stables while After the procession of students came else should I be I said with an in ¬ city wore Most of the shops were in- ¬ piedsecond story contained living apart- ¬ some 50 floats representing all depart ¬ ward thank heaven at the accident deed open but there appeared to be no the ments of the school work Many of that had discovered to me my new business doing and instead of men ments The fire broke out in an aban- ¬ these were by way of contrast one name hurrying backward and forward the There was no reply for a moment streets were filled with groups of peo- doned elevator shaft in the rear of the representing the old way of doing though I heard some one laughing and ple evidently engaged in discussing building and spread with great ra-¬ things the other the new way These floats drew forth tremendous applause the rays of the light were cast to the some affair of the utmost moment pidity to the left of me to see that Every third or fourth man wore a black right and After this procession all followed The men of Truck 11 had just begun 1 was really alone Finally orders were scarf over his right arm and the bells operations on the Thirty second street the president to the beautiful new given for my admission The ga tes of the churches were tolling dismally side of the building and were in the chapel Only about 3000 people gain ¬ went open with a creaking and I was for the dead From St German des act of raising a ladder when the entire ed admittance Here singing by the within Bouvres Pres from St Severin from the airy students of plantation melodies the As I rode in I stopped to thank the spire of Ste Chapelle they called out south wall suddenly bulged out falling most quaint and beautiful of the black officer for his courtesv and the light mournfully and above them all drown upon the men burying a number of Their comrades belt section was a special feature arid being very clear he observed my con- ing the distant voices of St Germain them completely dition and exclaimed Diable But lAuxerrois St Jacques de laBoucherie made a desperate effort to get was greatly enjoyed by the president you have ridden far monsieur and with St Antoine and others less known to them from under the bricks and and the entire audience Booker Washington introduced Gov a led horse too fame pealed out the solemn notes of the timbers and succeeded after a I ride in the kings name monsieur bourdon of Notre Dame short delay but by the time they Johnson who in turn introduced I replied a little coldly and thanking Near the hundreds of were rescued two were dead and sev-¬ President McKinley The president him once more was seized with an in long robed students were assembled eral others may die The wall col-¬ and Gen Wheeler were listened to with spiration and begged the favor oj his and the windows of many of the great lapsed so suddenly that there was no special attention Thepresiden among company at dinner at the Grand Cerf houses including the Logis de Nevers chance of escape for any of the firemen other things said With pleasure monsieur Permit were hung with black It was strange who were in Thirty second street at Teachers and pupils of Tuskegee me to introduce myself I am the to see Paris always so bright and gay the time To meet you under such pleasant auspitjcs Chevalier dAubusson lieutenant of M with this solemn air upon it No notice and to have the opportunity of a personal ob ¬ Six families lived in the aprtments servation of your work is indeed most gratify de Sancys company of ordonnance was taken of us as we rode on the above the stable proper and all of them ing The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial in- His khots ibf people merely moving aside to I raised my hat in response escaped without trouble although they stitute is ideal in conception and hasalreaoy majesty has no braver sword than AL tlQtiusipass and answering m Jacques a large androvingreputtffonirthre3tryil Isaved very littleesidestKear livesi heni mpnsjeur deganV abroad Tne damage to the building which ana Is not unknown with this rcougralnlateali shall have theT pleasure of meeting you nation of the head or a chill indiffer undertaking for who are connected is owned by an eastern capitalist is the good work it is doing in the education of ita again good night or rather good mbrn- - ence iBff 20000 To the contents of the livery students to lead lives of honor and usefulness TO HE CONTINUED Adieu he answered I will be stable owned hy O D Perkins the thus exalting the race for which it was estab ¬ The Grand Cerf is but a punctual loss was 89000 The families who lived lished DETECTIVE WORK In the day and night schools many branches couple of hundred toises to your right on the upper floor lost all of their ef- caa be taught at small expense which will As I rode up the narrow and ill paved valued altogether at 2000 give the man and the woman who have mas ¬ street I heard dAubusson whistling a An Amateur Effort IVliicli Made One fects tered them immediate employment anji secure Mnu Dishonest and Let the catch as he turned into the g uardroom their Guilty Escape POST OFFICE ROBBERS IN HOC by thesuccess afterwards provided they abida¬ and congratulated myself on my strataprinciples of industry morality and re gem and the luck that had befriended ligion here inculcated In common with tha Some years ago said a Kensington Four Members of an Organized Gang it I knew enough of court intrigue to Hampton institute in Virginia the Tuskegee manufacturer of cloth I found that IiOcked Up in Central Police Statiou be aware that De Sancy and the marinstitute has been and is to day of inestimable my mill was being robbed once or Chic igo They Confess value in sowing the seeds of good citizenship shal were at each others throats and twice a month a piece of finished goods Institutions of their standing and worthy that I could therefore always get pro- would disappear As the thefts were Chicago Dec 16 Four men who patronage form a steadier and more powerr I tection here b3r declaring myself against agency for the good of all Biron Then came a short turn to the all from the finishing room suspicion are said to constitute an organized yet proposed or suggested concerned than anJ naturally pointed to the hands there gang which has robbed a number of right and M de Preaulx of the Anjou The practical- - is here associated withtha depost offices throughout Illinois are academic which encourages both learning and mois was at the door of the Grard Cerf and after a long while of amateur sure I I It opened to my knock and Jacques tecting Yet felt prettyevidence had my now locked up at the Central police industry Here you learn to master your against man had no I selves lind the best adaptation of your faiuU faithful knave was in waiting After him nor could to save my soul get station I ties with advantages for this there followed the usual little delay hold Of any The prisoners confessed that they ing to meet the high dutiesadvancement learn I just suspected him you of life No coun and bustle consequent on a new arrival know So one pay day I tested his hon- had robbed six post offices in the vi try epoch or race has a monopoly upon know As I dismounted Jacques whispered cinity within the last few months and edge Some have easier but not necessarily You are M de Preaulx of esty On pay day you must understand in my ear eatoh hands money is given him in a that the proceeds of the depredations better opportunities for self development Saumur in the Anjoumois monsieur to several thousand What a few can obtain free most have to pay for envelope on which is written his So M dAubusson tells me I re- sealed his rate per hour and the amount would amount perhaps by hard physical labor mental strug time dollars plied in the same tone and then louder gle and self denial But in this great countrj 12 there was The men under arrest are Harry all can have the opportunity for bettering But you might have made a mess of it due inWell envelope due this man dolI put 22 ten Muldoon alias Meyers Charles Mas- ¬ themselves provided they exercise intelli Jacques however you meant well and and toohis much As I had expected he ters Thomas Sheehan and Joseph gence and perseverance and their motives ani lars I owe vou five crowns for vour good in said nothing So I discharged him conduct are worthy Nowhere are such facill tentions Now eall mine host and tell King alias Kissiner All are ties for universal education found as In the had worked for me eight him to show me to my rooms whilst This man -i United States They are accessible to everj years Times were hard andhe lay idle you see to the horses The robberies which the prisoners boy and girl white or black Mine host was already there in slip for eight or nine months then moved have confessed to are postoffices at pered feet with a long candle in one away with his family Scarcely had he Hammond Ind West Chicago Mor¬ MRSBOTKINS MURDER TRIM hand and a cup of warmed Bomanee in moved away when the thefts which gan Park Danforth 111 West Pull the other He led the way with many had ceased for nearly a 3ear began once man and The Defense KecMVftl a 11 ict Set HsicK b Winnetka bows and I limped after him to a room more Once more I turned detective the Testimony of Two Witnesses Fri ¬ which was large and comfortable This time with Ibetter luck for I caught dayMrs llottcin CliairrhietU the thief and traced every piece of MKINLEYS ATLANTA SPEECH enough Here is some mulled Bomanee for cloth he had stolen The man discharged San Francisco Dec 17 The de monsieur le baron he said as he hand- was innocent save in the case of the Gen John B Gordon Greatly Pleased Witb fense in the Botkin murder trialre ten dollars One of the manufactur- ¬ McKiuleys Address Uefore the ed me the goblet His lordship the ceived the worst set back it has exper ers small audience spoke gravely Georgia Legislature count will observe that the best room ienced since the case opened Tha You has been kept for him and later on 1 a Yes you did a clever thing Ycfu made evidence of two of the witnesses exam placed thief of an honest man Richmond Ind Dec 16 Gen John will have the pleasure of setting the in an honest mans way an almost un- ¬ B Gordon of Georgia who lectured ined Friday was of such a convincing finest dinner in France before the most one con- ¬ noble marquis good night mdnsei conquerable temptation when you paid here Thursday night said in an inter- nature that the chagrin caused by ita siders the size of the salary gneur good night and good dreams view concerning President Mclvinleya introduction was plaialy written upon him The man fell because you tripped speech at Atlanta and he tottered off leaving me to drink I have read the the faces of the accused woman and him up The Eible I think says some- ¬ her counsel The evidence clearly showthe mulled wine which was superb thing somewhere about such deeds and speech with much interest and was ed that Mrs Botkin wrote the anony and to sleep the sleep of the utterly Phil greatly delighted with it It was prob ¬ mous letters sent 3 011 are promised your reward ivcary toMr Dunning from ably a surprise to the southern people It was late when 1 awoke and found adelphia Record city apprising Mrs Dunning oi but was not so to me I have known this Jacques in my room attending to my Uneallsted Kind For the President McKinley for a great many the alleged misconduct of her husband things The rest haddone nay leggpod Miss Bright Its wonderful how and informing the dead woman although it was still stiff and the wear- quickly the jewelry manufacturers years and have had the profoundost she had grounds for commencing a that uit ing of a long boot painful As I fin- adapt themselves to a situation Why respect for him as a man and a patriot¬ for divorce The handlcrehief which speech is in entire keepished my toilet I asked my man there are already cannon pencils for the This Atlanta was enclosed in thes boxiof poisoned Horses ready artillery little gold sabers for the cav ing with what I have known to be hi3 candy was proven to have been pur They will be by the time monsieur alrj miniature halyards for the navy liberal impulses toward the south for a r number of years He is a very broad chased m this city by Mrs has dined I shall put the valises on the and flags for everybody linkin the chain of the prosecu nag we got at Evreaux for 3rou Cholly What have they made for the man as well as a capable one tion j Bight Morbleu I hear M dAubus ¬ infantwy Miss Bwight Tin Pension B It J iiist OT son below It is very late Ah excuse me Nursing bottles I Washington Dec 16 The houss An OfTT r tM M It has just gone the dinner hour believe Jewelers Weekly committee of the whole went into Wasiiinuton Dec tff A New York I hurried downstairs leaving Jacques shortly after noon Thursday for the wrecking concern hasoftered to raise Can Win Without to pack and was only just in time to Why is it that the plain girls are consideration of the pension appropri- ¬ the Maine and tow her to Nvw 1ork receive my guest ¬ for S2500U0 aud one third of her value A hundred pardons monsieur butl always the ones who learn to cook and ation bilL Barnes of Wisconsin premake their oVn clothes sented the bill in brief It carries and to lioat and deliver in New York overslept myself Oh ihats easily explained The 8145223880 Allen of Mississippi said tw Crisoval Colon fbr 1000 000 and Tis a sleepy place he answered pretty ones always know they dont a few words in favor of the bill call ¬ ou i third of her value there is nothing to do butto sleep Chicago Evening News need to ing attention to President McKinlcya Surely there is something to love Miot ltJj tri friendly visit to Dixie and his kind Not a decent ankle under a petti- ¬ She Agreed OquaVka III Dec 1TIL U Jen coat He rDo you know thrft I have never words about the coufederat dead At any rate we can eat Come site daredi to kiss a girl in mylife My The Jiouse passed the pill inside of 15 kins an insurance agenM went to th you down My ride has made mchuri- - Jbashfulness is positively panful minutes the quickest legislation of homo of iuite Logan arui asked her to gry as a wolf and I havefarto go She 1 should say itf was Detroit this kiadoii record ThjrWas not a marry him- She refused ad he hot rt - si x ti racs nay Vote Sh will d ie lh2 dinner was excellent the Armajr- - Pree Press V i It had this advan- ¬ tage that it was wider than most of the other roads in that part of Paris and opened out abruptly on to the river face very nearly opposite the upper portion of the Pont Neuf then under course of construction but not to be finished for some years later At the corner of the street and overlooking the river the Pont Keuf the Passeur aux Vaches with a glimpse of the des Deux Mondes Tuskegee Ala Dec 17 The specia train bringing the Alabama legislator reached Tuskegee at 630 a m Frida5 arid was soon followed by the regula and special trains from Montgomer and- Atlanta The procession forme at the Tuskegee depot and marche through the city on their way to th normal school The presidents carriage was drawn by four beautiful bays In the car- riage with the president was Gov Johnston of Alabama Col Foster of Tuskegee and Booker T Washington In the other carriages were Mrs Mc Kinley and other ladies of the presi dents party members of the cabinet and Gens Wheeler Shafter and Law - i ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Pre-aux-cler- cs ¬ S Alfv ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ex-convi- cts ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Botkin-anothe- ¬ - - J - t V kfejsVsv - v V- - t A THE BeDRBON NEWS BAEIS D c 17 1893 II i I TUESDAY i DEGSVTBER 20 1898 r Editorial Correspondence v B RohJwl Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar New York Ooe visit to the metropolis of Unc e Sams great and expanding co Wry gives me a wonaeriui desire to revisit Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWOCR CO NEW YORK s i sx Brice car- ¬ clean where you receive polite attention where deliver- ¬ K cheap no such values offered ex ¬ ried 1000000 life insurance distributed ies are made on time above all where you IJNOW you Compulsory Honesty among a dozen companies In every visit to Washington I have cept by CO FORD The First Kentucky was furloughed are getting THE BEST in the market at the fairest prices just missed seeing the most noted per- ¬ At Owensboro Internal Revenue Col- ¬ sonages Clark Kenneys elegant line of Friday for fcixty days at the expiration the kind of place I keep During my first trip Mr Christmas novelties includes elegant lector Frank has mailed to all employes of which the regiment will be mustered was out of town attending his of his office a circular letter to the effect Cleveland toilet articles leather i goods albums out of own wedding and on another occasion service February 16th perfumes and extracts cut glats bottles that they must pay all personal debts or he was out bunting ducks and this week H F Hillenmeyer the popular and medallions etc get out of the public service The late tf President McKinley was out of Wash- ¬ reliable nursery of Lexington present- ¬ Col A M Swope is said to have been The clearance sale now in progress at ed each of the churches of Lexington ington attending the peace jubilee in the first collector who enforced this systhe Nt w Louisville Store is offer ¬ tem of honesty on the compnlt ory plan Atlanta A belated train caused me to ing spciil holiday discounts on Ftiits with a Uhristmarf tree from his famous miss the appearapce of Mr Bryan on the nurserj President McKinley wa3 at Tns- - floor of the House But I taw those and overcoarp any calico in their stock at At Glasgow Ky Circuit Judge Joms ff4TFiesh stock just received nicest assortment Mmmtm keegee Alabama Friday and addressed Senatorial f rea k Hanna and Deboe 3ic timw line of tianjuelettes at 6k reg- - passed sentence rn rnnrnurpi Rnhirr ji a -- i It j jiuis anui jruus in jt city 1i aon tt care WJ cue V wM caaujjss 13dec 3 in T Washingtons and may I never look upjn their likes ular 8 l 3c quality the students-of-Booke- r LBrQwa and Johnson c rauKiin TtfaRi my prices help me to talk Normal School The President went again in the Senate For the benefits of d nday March iOthVaV Just arrived a new sunolv of theUdouble execution from Tuskeegee to Montgomery and the boys dun girl of tender years I will oxVj n1 m tde a short speech in the first capital say that I saw Old Santa Clau6 out on nairwaJ 113 xJcvuviiiVyAiXAjXi3 OUOIJ ci S-A-TJEat Price At Lexington Martin Johnson a d of the Coufederacv See second page Pennsylvania avenue doubtlese looking derS umbrellas etc R Rjb jrt Eowland each of whom accuses Cos the reliable clothiers for detailed account of Presidents tour for presents for the good i tie boys and h other of the murder of the old and girls in Paris I think he will get to THE PUREFOOD GROCER Phone 119 IiUng Irritation venei able negro Jupiter Lewi aie to Mr Bryan amplifying the statement Paris on time though he Wis not looking is the forerunner to consumption ir go to the penitentiary tor life of his Views against the policy of expan ¬ as hale and hearty ao his picture repre- ¬ Bells Piue will cur it aud sion says tnat he advocates treating the sents him It may be of interest to the give such strength to the lungs that a A foreign power supposed to be Rus ¬ cough or a cold will not settle there sia has sent representatives to New ¬ Philippines as it is proposed to treat Cu- lady readers of The News to know that ba that is to maintain control until a the capitol building is a magnet for Twenty live cents at all good druggist York to negotiate a large loau It b the stable government has been formed and handsome and stylish women who as- ¬ You are looking for something first time a foreign government huts tiit d then withdraw semble there every day to watcj the new for a Christinas present for 0 borrow iu the United States Soldiers of the Third Kentucky regi ¬ Gen Shafter remarks in his gentle workings of Congress Their gowus and gentleman or lady which you will Cos the new ment at Columbus Ga expect orders way that the Cubans are no more fit hats are very smart looking and thpy find at Price ¬ to go to Cuba by Jan 10 One hundred for self government than gun powder is add a welcome dash of color to the some- style muffler times monotonous sessions mechanics have been ordered ahead to for hell purler Journal There are eggs aud eggs The egg prepare camps for Gen Wileys brigade r of vesterdav looks feels riiRHRnrRs nd Washington has been aptly named the WHihR likfi thfi p nf lrtat tnmith A Keutuckian A Texas paper sayu GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS f yjiv iw or city of magnificent distances by some theres a ninety aine years old died the other day t Theatrical Arid Otherwise Remarks In person who was nothing if not truthful and that difference inis another respect leaving an infant son only three months difference worth money The Foyer laundry The difference Jean De Reske will in 1899 eing in The distances from one point of interest Its just so with work and poor is slight to old Who says the United States is not between good toi another is wonderfully deceiving and a great nation made up of superb speci- ¬ Covent Garden London in a new the unpraedced discernment but its a mens of eyen the corridors in the capital and manhood bjera difference that counts every time Its other public buildings seem almost end- ¬ a difference that changes your laundry The 40000 worth of turnpike bonds less The streets and avenues are re- bill from an expense to an investment county were sold Saturda The young men of Geergetown will markably wide and are always clean We do good work it will cost no more of Nicholas than poor work but its worth double to N W Harris Co of Chicago for organize a minstrel troupe this week Americans certainly have ample reasons the 4127250 The bonds are made pay- ¬ difference to be proud of their superb capital city Bourbon Steam Laundry able in 5 10 15 20 andl 25 years and A nice cane or umbrella makes a The White House does not compare in bear 4 per cent interest handsome present All varieties can be grandeur with the other Government tf had at J W Davis Cos Col Albert E Boone of Black Dia- ¬ buildings and I think that a residence mond Railroad fame obtained articles SIX DOLLARS more in keeping with the dignity of the of incorporation from the Secretary of of Nation and its Chief Executive should State Friday for the Ghent Vevay buy a one bunctred piece be provided for his residence A Will ¬ marble bridge and Terminal Railway Company dinner set nicely decorated a palace has been suggested to Congress CO FORD big bargain it is capitalized at buou ana is to op- ¬ but palace has an imperialistic sound erate between Ghent Carroll oounty We might still call it the Executive We have three children Before the Ky and Vevay Ind Tornadoes And Cyclones Work Basket Easels Hassocks Mansion and let it go at that birth of the last one my wife used four bot- ¬ Fancy Kocker ¬ Indian Baskets genuine Unkown prisons in fhis or neighborLookout these windstorms will tles of MOTHERS FRIEND If you had the Carpet Sweeper Office Chairs sweep yonr farm property off the face pictures of our children you could see at ing states are holding aloat 25000 Parlor Table Onyx Table of the earth and you will lose it all China Clcset Enroute lo New York I stopped over a glance that the last one worth of old interest bearing state warParlorlLamp nnless you have a policy in the old and at Baltimore to see Chas Pedestal B Dckson of is healthiest prettiest and rants the interest on which has been Leather Couch tried Glen Falls of New York 1000 Lace Curtains Jardinierre stopped at the direction of the state for five years will only cost Paris who will graduate in the sDrimr finest looking of them all insurance Cheap Pictures Folding Bed My wife thinks Mothers yon 10 Tobacco barns a specialty from the Baltimore College of Dental treasurer who his called them in for Music Cabinet Mattel Cabinet Corduroy Couch 9nov tf T Pouter Smith Agent Surgery the most noted institution of Friend is the greatest payment and cancellation during the Nice Kug and grandest Chamber Set the kind in America which ha students remedy year Nice Pictures in the prices on candies for entertain- ¬ White ISnameled Bed Low Pretty Comfort from Porto Rico Canada Spain and world for expec- ¬ Over iu Waehington county Indiana Gentlemans Desk ments Cheap but pure Ladys Desk every State in the Union Mr Dickson tant mothers Pretty Screen lives a remarkable family of two broth- ¬ Baby Chairs Newton Mitchell tf Blacking- Cases is rooming with T E Kelley Jr and Written by a Ken ¬ ers and two sisters all to the manor Gents Easy Chair Combination Desk and Book J E Gordon of Lexington and A L tucky Attorney at India Stool 125 coun- ¬ born each having lived within the Blacking cases at J T Hintons Case Dressing Table Prendergast of Arkansas his class- ¬ --Law ty bounds and very close to the old home 4 mates and room mates while studying Awarded site since birth Their combined age is are pleasantly locat- ¬ 330 an average ofjeighty two and one Highest Honors Worlds Fair in Louisville They boarding ed at a home like house on half years Cathedral street kept by Mrs Chandler At Mt Olivet the residence of Elder prevents nlxe temths tf the a most excellent lady from Virginia LRU p suffering incident to child Joseph McConnell of Piqua was burn ¬ The house is just across the I birth Tke coming mothers ed to the ground Friday night The street from the Cathedral where disposition and temper remain uirufflcd cause of the fireis unknown t The resi- ¬ Cardinal Gibbons preaches and is throughout the ordeal because this relax ¬ dence is one of the first built in Robertson within a block of where Misses Sue and ing penetrating linlmeit relieves the county Elder McConnell is one of the usual distress A good xatre4 mstker Amelia Clay of Paris attend school pioneer ministers of the Christian Misa Jennie Kate Purnell of Puria who is pretty sure to have a goed iaUra call jm Your Goo wisl1 tbei1 delivered church and is over eiafrty years old music at the Peabody col- ¬ The patlemt is kept la a strwg healtkj ii itndjing Representative A S Berry haB intro- lege and a Mr Davis at Jackstownwho condition whlck tk child alts iakerite Mothers Prlend takes a wife tkrtgk the duced a joint resolution in the House y ip aUo studying dentistry are other Bour ¬ f crisis quickly and almost Mlalessly u asking that the Secretary of War be au- bon people who art living temporarily assists in rapid recarcry art warts j to have made a preliminary sur in Baltimore ff the dangers tkat so iftem folltw 4c- - thorized vey of Licking river from 2ts mouth at llvery Newport to Falmouth The purpose is Elegant line of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels famished compkte 5M by rfrnrglrt fer 1 a Mouldings Undertaking in all its branch Baltimore is a thriving battling city to make navigable 12 mites of alack Seivd me your old furniture to be re¬ MOST PERFECT MADE E5lmiaic scientifically attended imtott CO water on both sides of the river at some of 900000 inhabitants which makes a KTHR BRADPIELD paired vaVJVLAVXi3 JJUxt JbELKE ATLANTA A Cream of Tartar Powder Fre A port Grape rl future time if desired by the coostrnc- - Your furniture moved by experienced iT adulterant favorable impression a on visitor It is torn Ammonia Alum or any other V UMtrat4 book wrltUa hands xprAUly nnronriatAlr called the Monammntal expectant wtkr tion of dams and locks AO YEARS THI STAKDAUD i As a matter of course the magnificent capital building is tht- - principal point of Eighteenth Year Established 1881 J interest to the sight seer I was fortu- ¬ nate enough to find Congress in session Published every Tuesday and Friday by but the very few Representatives on the WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners flo r of the House didnt seem to attach BBTJOE MILLER much importance to the proceediugs Make all Checks Money Orders etc scarcely half a dozen members appeared V xble to the order of Champ Miiler tj know that a Smthern member was speaking on a banking bill Speaker Xiieut Hobson at Louisville Reed and Representative Bailey and Dingley were not on the floor and none Louisville improved after its u nil of the Kentucky Congressmen except of Louisville were excellent fasbionan opportunity to do Walter Evans honor to Lieut Richmond P Hobson present while I washed the proceed- ¬ the hero of the Merrimac He came to ings Iu tho Senate I heard Senators LouTsville quietly from Nashville in- ¬ Gorman and Hale speak on army topics tending to remain over long enough and saw the unspeakable Hanna listen- only to take a traiu for Chicago but ing lazily to the speeches He took was induced to remain over Saturday some interest however in two tele- ¬ night At night he was the guest of grams and once lett the Senate to see a honor at a theater party and afterward man Senator Lindsay was represent- ¬ a banquet was given in his honor at the ing Kentuckv and the onlv Deboe Louisville Hotel and he was entertained looked sleepy in his seat in the last row as the citys guest He proceeded to While Senator Hale was speaking Deboe Chicago Sunday where he broke the got up to stretch himself and went out worlds record Sunday night by kissing to see a man Vice President Hobart 163 women in one evening The Lieu- ¬ was presiding over the Senate in his cut tomary graceful Btyle tenant is en route to Manilla tie r mnn m G tbam for another round of its varied Urged by this motive and pleasures 1 some business excuses I left Kentucky Wednesday for a brief trip t Washington Baltimore aid New York With the mercury almost at tho O tram passed zero point the B through several inches of snow in Ohio West Virginia and Maryland the cold- ¬ est weather being experienced early Thursday morning iu crossing the the mountain range o get into Mary laud At Washington the people were eujoying an ideal Winter day with nardly an inch of snow to be seen in the well groomed streets of our beautiful capital snow-cover-- r Cltv for monuments are to be seen In j many places the most imposiug being iu Washington Place Of course it was elected in honor of George The resi- dence portion of the city has been well ues uiueu uy rauo observed that all houses like all coons The city has two look alike to me fine railroad stations Mt Royal and Camden which are at the end or a tun- ¬ nel which extendo for two miles under A moat interesting Howard street feature of busiuessis its oyster industry From twenty to sixty oyster boats can ba seen almost auy inooiiug at thi wharf waiting to be unloulrd The holds of the boats contain between 1000 to 1800 bushels of oysters which bring ninety cents at wholesale Of course the oys- ¬ ters are in the shell and average 123 oysters to the bushel An old tar told me that there were never l ss thau three men on an oyster boat and that the bus iness was often hiudere l by rough weather Thousands of bushels are brought to Baltimore about every day and are hauled by the cartloads to the packing house v bTOCK AND TURF NEWS uuici I ¬ Last nigh t at the Academy of Music I saw Olga Nethersole in her wonderfully This clever production of Carmen noted Euglish woman is extremely sen ¬ suous and fascinating and herCarinen has made her famous The play is punctuated a dozen or more times with those famous Neshersole kisses of various degrees of temperature At least three of them are accompanied by a passionate which causes tiny waves of excitement to swish through the theater xne JNetnersoie kiss appears to oe in a class by itself The play is beautifully stageU aud admirably acted WC Turf Notes Baron Rudolph by Barou Wilkes owned by Kiuza Sioue of Georgetown is eligible to 60000 woith of big stakes in 1899 1900 and will be campaigned At the age of fourteen it is said that President McKiuley rode a horse race for John Boise at Youngstowu Ohio and received six dollars for the winning of the race The directors of the Kentucky Tobac- c0 League have issued an address urging a11 growers to hold their tobacco for bet- ter prices and calling on labor organi- ¬ zations to assist in the fight against the Tobacco Trust James E Clay of Paris has consign- ¬ ed thirty picked ones from his March mont Stud to the Woodard Shanklin February sale Among them are some of the best bred young horses ever bred on the farm Stock Farm Farris Whitley of Danville sold to Simon Weil 163 iaucy export cattle at 4 cents per pound These cattle are to be delivered early in January and will average upward ot 1400 pounds to the head With this sale Farris Whitley close out ih last of 700 head of beeves fed by them them this fall TbeR G Stoner horses are advertised to be sold at Woodard Shanklius sale Lexington in February including Oakland Baron 209J Jack Curry who has been engaged to train for War ren Stoner is now at his post of outy in Mt Sterling and is jogging a few horses that he will race next season It has b en stated that Mr Cnrry will have Oakland Karon in his stable next year as Mr Stoner expects to purchase him However Mr Curry says that Mr Sio ner will not be a bidder J Sales and TrauferH Of Stock Crop Etc were unable to do her any good h n ally pronounced it Cancer of a most We were greatly malignant There is Hope alarmed andtype her every remedy gave recommended but they did not seem For ages it has been thought to reach the disease and it continued spread that Cancer is incurable and to a friendand grow Upon theS advice S of those so unfortunate as to have and after a she began to take Sused few bottles had been this dreadful affliction have con- ¬ a decided improvement was noticed sidered themselves beyond hope of and continuing the remedy she was cured completely and the permanence recovery The doctors are ab- ¬ of the cure has been proved as no sign solutely unable to afford an re- ¬ of the disease ha Do Not Give Up in De Deadly Cattqer Cured at Last spair n forcing out the poison and ridding the system of it forever S S S never fails to cure the worst ases of Cancer Scrofula Catarrh Eczpma Contagious BloodPoison Rheu ¬ matism old sores ulcers etc it mat¬ It has been demonstrated beyond ters not what other remedies have been doubt that Cancer is a blood disease used in vain It is the only blood and can not be cured by the surgeons remedy guaranteed knife because the blood can net be cut nvay to an early grave It is now easy to see why the doctors have failed to cure Cancer Their theories have beeuall wrong and hence their treatment mis- ¬ directed They have made the mistake of thinking that by cut ¬ ting out the sore or ulcer known as Cancer the disease would be gotten rid of and the patient re- ¬ stored to health But the cruel knife accomplishes nothing for the Cancer promptly returns aud is always more virulent than before lief and the poor sufferer might well consider himself on the way returned though ten years have elapsed erPB m V mfi r -- ssvA V HL MlDDLEBBOOKS J i Sparta Ga The cures made by S SS I - kJML - xvvkn ftov 4 RSA visJTt -- Sfep v1 correct principle of seated blood ases because it IS the only one- which acts on the blood remedy which can cure- obstinate - nent It is the only are perma- ¬ i d rep Several years ago my wife had an ulcer on her tonrme which though an- ¬ noying was not regarded seriously at f rst It refused to heal and began to g ow giving her much pain The doc ¬ tors treated it for quite a while but Purely Vegetable and contains not a particle of potash mercury arsenic or other minerals w Valuable books on Cancer and Blood Diseases will be mailed free to any ad ¬ dress by Swift Specific Co Atlanta G Man wants here below the things How about one of those couches at J you can buy him at J W Davis Cos T Hintous for your wife tf India stools at J T Hintous SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting YOU Ten And Twenty Five Cents LlKEl WEAL neat and ten and twenty five cent table These goods are See our Comment The late senator Calvin S Jumble Of News And At a grocery store where the stock looks ghats CHRISTMAS CANDIES NUTS ¬ FRUITS 1 iiii n -- -- VLoiwrft ro toVofippeu JOHnsr 1 -- Tar-Honey C 3i----i- rJ ¬ Sank Pretty Children Now do you really think you could im prove on any the following articles for a niceJi unristmas present both USEFUL and ORNA MENTAL to Headprtm ¬ t - n mm SWHfT Dont fritter your money away on trasbut beautify your home with USEFUL PRESENTS This is Santa Claus headquarters And anything pretty for your home CREAM J T HINTON ad tail yu BAKING P0WD1R M kr i- b - 1 St tt I 13 IV fr riSfc I O -- iT t- - vl o Lj THE 30USBON NEWS PARIS KY TEE TUESDAY OBITUARY DECEMBER 20 1898 I I - t 1 i 5 SB B0OS9H HEWS 1881 Circuit Court Proceedings Brutus J Clay Hugh Montgomery and M F Kenney were selected as Jury Commissioners to select jurors for the next term of Circuit Court Twenty felony cases go over to the March term In the T A Hutchcraft will case the jury stood five for sustaining the will and seven against and the case goes over for another trial at the March term Lula Howe was allowed 3o per month for maintenance pending her suit tor divorce from T E Howe The jurors including the Grand Jury received during the three weeks term 980 your money away but go Dont throw to J T Hintons and buy something useful and ornamental tf PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY WHAT SHALL I GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS - Eighteenth Year Established Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Bead Ealefed at the Post office at Paris Ky as oec oiiss mail matter Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Iiobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 - Elsewhere Mr Swift Champ was in Frankfort SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance S2 00 1 Friday Mrs John Bo wen was in Cincinnati Oneyei Sixmouths 100 get a hkws costs you cant even charge bk port from a gun free of Orders Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Miilkr Etc Saturday Mr June Payne spent last week in Louisville Miss Louie Bruer has returned from Mays vi lie Mrs A M Guitzeit was in Lexing- ¬ ton Saturday Hop Lees auction tomorrow morning at ten oclock Frank Sam B Cooper has been appointed postmaster lit Escondida Clay Whiskey fifty cents per quart at F B McDermotts mas cakes for sale at Mrs Friday and Saturday Bold Burglaries Thieves broke into the carpenter shop Crossdales of Frank Davis Thursday night and carried off a lot his tools On Friday night the grocery of Lavin Is Joseph the cattle buyer left Satur- ¬ Connellon corner ofEighth and Main day for Chicago having compMed his was entered through a panel of the back purchases for the season door The cash drawer was robbed of Honey leaves to morrow ton dollars in cash and a large lot of Prof Ray to take charge of a school at White groceries were also stolen The key to the back door was carried away by the Mills in Harrison County burglars C T Marshall express messenger On the same night the glass on the N has been temporarily the front door of John Childers store on the L O run during the transferred to a C was broken out and an entrance effected holidays through which a lot of flour was secur- ¬ An itinerant bicycl1 rider visited Paris ed by the thieves Before leaving the Saturday and entertaiued a crowd on store they deposited a lot of filth on the Broadway with trick riding and passed floor behind the counter his hat around A great variety of handsome mufflers ¬ - The Methodist ladies will offer Christ Rev Edward Burke was in Coving- ¬ ton yesterday Sheriff G W Bowen is out again after a brief illness F B Carr made a business trip tc Cincinnati yesterday Mr Jaines McClure returned Satur ¬ day from Winchester Mrs Johnson Rogers is quite sick at her home in Covington Mrs Samuel Bedford is convales- ¬ cent after a two weeks illness Mrs TE Ashbrook and Mrs J W Davis were in Lexington Friday Mr Ernest Exon and wife visited in Cincinnati Saturday and Sunday Miss Mary Irvine Dayis will arrive this evening from a visit in New York MrsRoseberry Rogers and Miss Lida Clarke were in Lexington Satur ¬ day Mrs John Howell and children of Carlisle are guests of Mrs W A John ¬ tha Methodist chnrch Sunday people Now we can save - cominp fO morning the pastor will preach an apus propriate Christmas sermon and the choir will render special music Night CAN service in charge of Epworth League John npfihn Rtnrtft aped eierhteen Umbrella years son of Junius D Stone died Sat- - j Pair IJid Gloves urday after a protracted illness having Childrens Kid MittS beenan invalid for some time The fu- - Hpntc QncnonHorc neral services were conducted Sunday at Neck Tie the residence by Elder Reynolds and the remains were interred in the Paris cein- - Scissors etery The pall bearers were Albert Comb and 3rush Set Stone Monroe Mansfield Anson Squires Silver Puff Box Joseph Hopkins Earl Wilkerson Robt Silver Mug or- Cup Hopkins at inai is me prooiem mat puzzies me majoiuy yoti that worry and trouble by ui mcr YOU GIVE A NIGS China Cup and Saucer Ferneries China Tea Pot Sugar and Cream Vases Pickel Tray Olive Tray Call Bell Ring Tray Celery Boat Jardinieres - - o reen Dont forget Hop Lees auction to morrow morning India Stool We sell a pure silk handkerchief plain bordered or initial for 25 cents tf J W Davis 6 Co Childrens Hintons toy sweepers at J tf T Tobacco Jars Com And other articles too numerous to mention and let us show you the largest and most complete line of Christmas novelties ever brought to the city at prices that defy competition Give us a call Handkerchiefs 3i L N Holiday Rates 1 P9 Main St Paris Ky From December 22d to 26th and from Decl30th to January 2 the L N will sell round trip tickets at one and one third fares Tickets good to return un- ¬ til January 4th -- CONDONS Actual Facts Plainly Stated ¬ I Christinas presents by the car ¬ load and at the right price for man or hoy at Price Cos j Uo tf son Candies and Kennedys are displayed by J W Davis Mrs W H Clay of Elizabeth was black cakes can not be surpassed Sold Mrs Ballinger Divorced a guest at Mr Samuel Ewalts last by Victor K Shipp Also the celebrated Duffy sweet cider Judge Kimbrough of the circuit week rp Miss T Woodford Ewalt i s home N depot court at Mt Olivet has granted a di Lost Between the L from Chillicothe Ohio to spend the and W A Hills marble works a horse vorceto Mrs Etna Ballenger from her holidays blanket Finder will please leave same husband Joseph Ballenger of Paris Mrs Bailey Berry a guest of Mrs Mrs Ballenger is given custody their at The News office child J W Davis returned to Cynthiana The Baptist Church Sunday School It is recalled that Mrs Ballinger Saturday will be entertained Sunday morning at says a special to the Courier Journal Miss Mary Grimes of Millersburg 930 oclock with an appropriate pro- ¬ is the younfe woman who four years ago is the guest of Mrs Rion Dow on Sec- ¬ gram of songs and recitations made two unsuccessful attempts at sui- ¬ ond street cide because her sweetheart married an- ¬ Judge J D Hunt and Attorney Found Yesterday near Cottontown other girl After this she visited at Shanklin of Lexington attended court bridge a ladys boa Owner can get the where she met and married Mr here Friday same at The News office by proving Paris Ballenger She alleged cruelty and property and paying for this ad Miss Laura Boone of Missouri will abandonment be the guest of Miss Mamie Rion during Honey qualified last week as Lowneys three-year-o- ld 150 to 250 for horse hides according 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of alt to size and sheep skins in proportion Special reduction in Dress Goods descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber- ¬ l29no lmo bers Broadcloth and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20c Buy your buggy robes and blankets quality for 10c per pair The best val from N Kriener He wont sell them Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at uein Paris at cost but he will sell them cheaper 25c and 39c per ydjformerly 50 and 75c i Blankets from 39o to 350 per pah7r6 9dec 2wk than anybody in town duced to one half of of former prices See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c X To close out all our Winter Good- - in the pxt fiO days we Maybe your wife wants a folding bed have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com for Cnristmas J T Hinton has them goods of equal quality parison Take your hides to N Kriener He All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Saxony will pay you 7 cents for green hides Jackets at cost and Germantown Yarn I -- fr I Ten And Twenty Five Cents cent table These ciieap no such values offered ex ¬ CO cept by FORD How about a nice comfort for a See our ten and twenty five goods are per yd worth double and our ij size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at Sc twice as much 10 4 Sheeting 12 J and 15c Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away- - i Christmas present J T Hinton has tf thebest and cheapest in town - JH of W P Honey deceased A Good Christmas Dinner MENU s Eliza Pnillips also qualified as ex Stnugless Beans Mashed Potatoes Alley Friday Swift At the Pabtime California Asparagus on Toast Champ made a record of 232 the best Celery Cold Slaw score made on the alley Saturday Lan Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cake Butler scored 249 which is now the top Apples Oranges Banannas notch at this alley Mixed Nuts Bents Water Crackers Sergeant Winsor Letton of Co I Cheese Coffee Second BLentnckv who has been ill with Palo Alto Wines fever since his return from Chickamau ga is now able to be up He is at his Everything necessary for this menu home near this city can be found at F B McDermotts new tf Sid Hughes of Lexington rehearsed grocery Friday night with Paris talent for the Blood Hounds For Police Work cake walk to be given in Lexington toDeputy Marshal Geo M Hill of night for benefit of the Odd Fellows Home the Paris police force has just received Widows and Orphans from the Rock Spring Kennels three The clothing of Phoebe Beatty a young blood hounds of the type used for negro servant at Mr Brutus Clays tracking fugitive criminals Mr Hill near Cunningham caught fire at an will personally superintend the training opsn grate last week and she sus of the puppies and expects to soon be tained painful and probably fatal ih- - able to permanently put a stop to petty jnries thieving in this city These hounds ar6 -Capt Ed Taylor and son Ira Tay ¬ the purest breed and their sense of smell acute and their aid to lor both of the John Shillito Co of phenomenonally Cincinnati met here Friday on their re- ¬ the police when properly trained will be turn trips fiom the South Cap ain invaluable Taylor has been with this house twenty The Benefit at Lexington ¬ ¬ efatrix of Thos Phillips deceased Baltimore Raw Ctysters Consomme Geo WV Stuart lately of the firm of Radishes Lettuce pearslBtuart hnsbeen employed byi OHves - Baked Fish VV f VJ the Planters Tobacco Warehouse it f of S weetbreads with Peas Cioquettes popular Louisyille establishment -- K - Wanted the holidays Senator J M Thomas came over Will take six cows to pasture on rye at from Ford Saturday and ppent Sunday reasonable rates Mrs Mary Reynolds with his family 16dec4t Paris Ky Dr F M Faries and family left i Saturd ayf brvidittto relatiyesat Mid t Mi V to read the Speoial llf Announcement ow Each Morning tW 5ij U g M in our win KV Gertrude Hill has arrived home from a protracted visit with relaThe Stockholders of tbe Gas Company tives at Louisville of Paris will meet at the store of A Shire on Saturday January 7th 1899 O Mr Arch Paxton of the C 3 p m for the purpose of came over from Mt Sterling Saturday at oclock Miss ¬ Stockholders- Meetii - H electing a Board of Oirectors for the to visit his family ensuing year Chas Stephens td ATr and Mrs Herbert Thompson Secretary of Lexington spent Sunday with rela- ¬ tives in this city Miss Maymie Rion is home from a yd one yearfc the butchers will have a fine display of meats from which to select your Christmas meats Their display will include the choicest beef venison turkeys chicken sweet breads It brains lamb fries etc Laughlin Bros About 1400 tickets have been already sold for the Odd Fellows Widows and The American Book street Cincinnati News with a copy of their school calenThey will send a free dar for 1899 ¬ Walnut compliments The Co 317 copy of thi3 calendar to those teachers or school officers whu send their addresses to the above company Orphans Home benefit at- Lexington to night All seats are taken except a limited number reserved by E B Janu ¬ ary of this city for the Paris crowd See him at once and secure your seat N depot to- ¬ A special train leayes L night at seven oclock returning after entertainment Fare including admis- ¬ sion 110 Six well known Parisians will participate in the cake walk - I En Route To The Penitentiary rM c1 Jones will take oyer four prisoners to Frankfort to day John Jackson two years for malicious shooting Abe EvRns three years for same Ben Ben- ¬ ton two years for house breaking Will Bell five years for forgery All eoon A nice lot of Japanese and Chinese prisoners are colored the silks will be sold at auction at Hop Leea tomorrow and a thousand other articles The Methodist Sunday school will have suitable for Christmas presents In Judge Webbs Court a l unique entei tdnment on the night of December 26th Many persona will re Foa Rent My residence on Higgins csire this week a neat little band made Judge Webb yesterday fined Mollie Avenue Possession giyen March 1st stocking in which to place a small gift Alexander 750 for drukennesa 2t A C Adair Another colored damsel Cora Berry brought along to the recep- ¬ This is to be VfflEMEVER a man boy or child sees tion where all the friends will be gladly drunk aDd disorderly was fined 22 50 the name of J W Davis Co stamped on an article they never question the receired and served with a lunch and a this being her third offense quality tf good musical program will be rendered Have you seen those colored photo No admission price no collection Ev graphs at J T Hintoni Nuts raisins dates figs currants tf seedless raisins erybody ignited w JUr Ctf Newton Mitchell Crystallized frits nuts oranges W an VW Am w alBMn u nst a 0JV1 npio iuig Hop Lee will close out hi entire FtaraiT Port and xofcay wmfrs nity t iemui grapes grape fruity stock of fancy g od j etcat auction to oenti ptr quart morrow Niwton Mitchell tf B McDtii6TTs quests all patrons of his grocery to re- ¬ member and send in their orders for turkey oysters celery craaberries and nice eatables Saturday Will deliver late Saturday night Give your orders a - Deputy Sheriffs W W Mitchell Christmas cornea on Sunday Victor K Shipp never sells that day and re and James Burke and Jailer W C ¬ two weeks visit with her grand parents at North Middletown Mr Ambrose La Rue of the New York Journal formerly of this place is here visiting his parents Mrs Sweeney Ray left Saturday for Lonisville to be with Mrs W H Mun nell who is some better Mrs Jos Minarey of St Louis and Mrs J J Brooks of Nicholasville are guests of Mrs W T Brooks Mrs Candice Smith and Miss Can nie Grimes arrived yesterday from a two months visit in Auslin Texas Mrs Henrietta Williams and son Col Wm Hamilton of Montgomery weie guests Saturday of Mrs Ida Stoner at Oakland Tbe Violet Whist Club will be en- ¬ tertained at two oclock this afternoon by Misses Etta and Mamie McClintock at their nome on Higgins avenue Miss Mary Goff of near North Mid- ¬ dletown entertained sixteen couples of young people in honor of Miss Addie Garner of Winchester last Tuesday Mrs Amelia Leer leaves today tor Uklanoma ana inaian Territory tor a prospecting tour with a view of locating in the West She will be accompanied by her son Vernon uol J W Jacobs and wife are guests of their nephew Rev F J Cheek Col Jacons was Chief Quarter- ¬ master of the Fifth Army Corps in Cuba under both Generals Shafter and Col Jacobs belongs to the Lawton regular army If you buy your presents of J W Davis Co you will find they will be appreciated as men know they are right in style and quality tf Stockholders Meeting The stockholders of the Citizens Bank are hereby notified to meet at the Bank on Monday January 2 1899 for the election of officers for the ensuing year J M HUGHES Prest Wm Myall Cashier of Paris Ky 4TkJT ITZIL03TLJ3TJ TIXjOIFillfcTGr WE HAVE DECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP BirORTED SUITIES AND TROUSERINGS Stockholders Meeting The Stockholders Bank of Paris Ky are notified to meet at the Bank on Monday January 2 1899 for the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year E F CLAY Prest B Woodford Cashier FOE FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when We ask you to give us a caLL of the Bourbon quality and style are considered f S E TIPTON Cutter Stockholders Meeting The Stockholders of the Agricultural Bank of Paris Ky are notified to meet at the Bank on Monday January 2 1899 for the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year J J McCLINTOCK Cashier td HENRY SPEARo Prest AN XMAS GIFT FROM SA2f TA CliATJS will be the exquisite whiteness of Christmas snow that we will lay upon your shirt bosom collars and cuffs Those who know a good thing when they see it will appreciate the faultless work that we put on their linen in color and perfect finish Sample it CHRISTMAS GIFTSsss Should be something useful some- ¬ thing that is ueeded and that will give pleasure to the recipient What could be more useful than a pair of shoes Let us suggest A pair of shoes to some poor and needy friend A pair of Fancy Slippers to your daughter A pair of shoes for the boy better and finer ones than he has been wearing A pair-- of house siippers for father A pair of Home Comfort shoes for grand mother Lota of things in Footwear that are both useful and nice for presents can be found in our stock The Bourbon W M HINTON Telephone No 4 Stam Laundry JR BRO H W Proprietors j CHWSTMAS EDIBLES Every Description And of the Best Quality Of 3 0 1 3 CONFECTIONS A SPECIALTY Lowneys Chocolates and Bon Bogis The Only Genuine in Town -- Clays Shoe Store Cor 4th rt uuun - Main Paris Ky i Fruits From Every Slime 3ST V i I UiiUUiiUUiiUUiUl 3HEO JPJLEBtEa V i it c i THE EOUHBGN NEWSPAEIS i IT TUESDAY DECEMBER 20 1896 - i v i- - fiiiljr TIE r - f would please her awfully poor little v woman arranged WHEN Doris married Iof hundredto I nearly choked with laughter but 1 her a couple a ear on condition that she kept it a managed to control my countenance j idea and does j ou great A splend secret I am blessed with a number of other nieces to whom I have no de-- credit I told him We arranged it so successfully that sire to allow anjthmg They are all I nice girls in their way and Ive no in a few days a check went to Doris particular fault to find with them from her publishers for 200 She came round just before dinner but they arent Doris She was always my favorite from the time she began to tell me but to my surprise she to talk No doubt it was artful of her seemed dismal After a few minutes conversation she sat down on -A j stM aI 14T a UMJ mci iu icucu uer- 10 suv iices gloomy at my feet as she used to do the rug uncle before she could toddle bu she did and that settled the question when she was a child sobbing as if her heart would break of favoritism He has never said one word to me Doris is a romantic young person with a weakness for writing poetry about Lthe pictures she cried and looked in his checkbook and land all that sort of thing and she had and some scruples about keeping a secret and hes spent it all I know it is on some one else jCrom her husband but I insisted I have more faith in Harry than his I Of course if Harry should ever be I ard up youll have to tell him and foolish little wife has you said cheeiily Come come dear mustnt give o shares I said But if he has a way like this fault I wouldnt have cared for myself if He hasnt she assured me When they had been married about he had just bought something for the she continued 1ittle baby 5 months she called at my office one dear ifternoon She kissed me three times huskilv him a little more time I sug- ¬ Give ind termed me Dear old uncle twice Meanwhile Ill see wThat I gested so I knew she had come to propose can find out I shall see him at the club something preposterous you will let him out Well madam I inquired crossing this evening if He can go just where he pleases and xny legs and folding my hands judicious when he pieases she said scornfully ly may I ask the real purport of this I dont want him demonstration Dont be a little donkey I said She traced the pattern of the car sharply to I seldom speait et thoughtfully with her parasol It Doris If I do she generallysharplyand cries 5 getting rather worn she said and makes me feel like a brute he pattern is too small I should have I went round to the club after din ¬ i warmer color next time if I were bil- ouiand-r-- O I come iocpropose some- - ner and found Harry watching the rT liard tlouriamentygas k Jad expeqtecn ftWtXair1r if He was dull and after a bit drew mo fcJt JL vases my dear 1 said caJmJy into an alcove could have told you that said Iook here uncle Doris I was going to say that you were a word about the check for hasnt ms the pot quite right about that allowance of I thought perhaps she hadnt opened mine It is kind of you uncle really the letter you know shes jolly care- ¬ She touched my arm with her tiny less about such things so I went up gloved hand and I patted it to her room when she was out this I trust Harry hasnt been plung ¬ afternoon to see if it was lying on her ing I asked with alarm table It wasnt but the envelope was 0 dear no she cried How could So was her check book I didnt know you imagine such a thing she had an account even I suppose it Then how is my wisdom proved was shabby but I looked at it and found I am going to explain You you she had a lot of money I knew nothing of and had just paid a check for over a couple of hundred You Good heavens man I cried - THE MOTHER-IN-LAmasterpieces THE ENGLISH PIPE Dor TREASURES IN ART HUOROOSU MURBON NEWS the high glee andfor 215 offered to in actually gjaighteentli Year Established 188L1 stand ave lunch out of her small bal ¬ Tills Authority Says That Hastes da Spain Has Thousands of Beautiful It Is a Myth Being- British in Xme The Old Frien- d- dpnt believe yoj ¬ Arc Jealous of Her and That published Every Tuesday und Friday by Paintings of Almost In- ¬ ance Strange to say Harry made no But American la Manu mnaM ra TiO fKonHv Of- TOlir Slakes the Trouble Dont haTt mention of the sale to her though he facture calculable Value rri TVTr vnilirmnirA CTEERtl Editors aDd seemed jubilant So we felt sure that Ive a butler hired for that iCj Those of us who are in the way of Spain has not been stripped of all her Bring me a nice pipe frornXondori he was preparing some grand surprise nati Enquirer fv reading the comic papers have regarded wealth She is in possession of riches An American line steamer was mov When week had passed however I me he wasburning wit4 Chollie told CHARITY began to feel uneasy Then he called at the alleged aversion of men to mothers-in-la- that a rapacious conqueror like the ing gracefully away from her berth patriotism but between you and me J e as merely a kind of great Napoleon would have taken with people on board and others on shore worlds cruel censure the office green to burn joke that was a oonveniency to out ceremonyt She has treasures in were waving handkerchiefs and hats think he is too appropriately be calle4 xfMThat sorrow Jt can bring I want to consult you about some- ¬ Chollie might heartless words are spoken thing uncle he said It is a secret cheap wits It seems however that books manuscripts and paintings good by and pleasant journey a fireproof flat Indianapolis JuJv That leave a bitter stin the feeling is recognized as such in law which would eminently grace the li ¬ were shouted all along the line- and nal rfrom Doris you must understand jj Jd matter whether just or not Yes said I rubbing my hands and as in a recent case wherea man sued his braries and galleries of the United above the din could be heard the order They are often said the same No Romance About George--Geo- rfmother-in-lato recover some property States half pleading half imperative Dont ts so methodical laughing up my sleeve Yes my boy Yes Hepro Alraost crushing a poor soul Yes forget the pipe the jury were closely questioned as tc That is not a bit to blame For example in the Royal picture Tve sold some of my daubs he conmail on office paper aad whether they entertained a prejudice gallery in Madrid there are 2000 canAs the crowd turned back a man who posed to me by addressed stamped es tinued with a hearty laugh for a Their life is such a struggle inclosed a self To meet its daily care couple of hundred Its quite a wind either generally or specifically against vases among which are some of the had witnessed the inspiring spectacle relope for reply Cleveland Plata r Until it seems their burdens that would prevent most beautiful pictures in the world and heard the order said Isnt it Dealer fall So I want to do something for mothers-in-laAre more than they can bear their rendering a just verdict A last There are ten paintings by Eaphael 46 strange that a real English pipe should Dorry with the money The bugles strains floated in through twelve good men and true presumably by Murillo 64 by Velasquez 22 by Van be one of the first things that a man When most they need encouragement Exactly I agreed That is taps isii the open window And little words of cheer You know she wrote a book oi bachelors were found who testified to Dyck 62 by Rubens 43 by Titian 25 by thinks of bringing back to this country uot Miss Marshal he asked oftM Too often it is censure Paul Veronese and ten by Claude Lor- from abroad when in fact there Is no poems before we were married called having no feeling on the mother-in-laAnd malice that they hear daughter and signified generals fair question and the case proceeded raine No one could hope to get to- such thing as an English pipe Tioseleaves not half bad either answered lights we were only as willing ¬ It repeat good Probably very few men would admit gether to day such a collection in It is true that the pipe is more pop- wearily out light Yes she lit LA Yes of course I know but J He out or as we are ill JP wouldnt encourage her to do any more to being influenced by the stale and which there is scarcely a picture that ular in England than it is in this coun- ¬ W Bulletin Would we not be more happy but thai Is not artistic work of the first cla try and that the shops keep large sup And others happier still if I were you Harry Shes better oc- silly gibes at mothers-in-laA Chance to Make Money Mrs Peck cupied with her baby and house and they have great weight is proven by the and the writer who estimated that the plies and a great assortment of the Let us then be charitable Henry Ive been talking toyoufpi attitude that almost- every man takes 2000 paintings are easily worth 200 goods but neither the English people Give joy instead of pain husband 20 minutes and bet you dtonVknovf One single kindly word Certainly but they were published toward his wifes mother He has 000000 spoke wisely and well within nor their visitors from the United a word Ive said Ill Mr Peck Saytgpj Will come back ten fold again Stntes know that the pipes of the He looked been warned by the comic papers that reason at her own risk or Virginia G Smith in Cleveland Leader she will attempt to manage him and The duke of Veragua who came over purest English pattern are made in and trj- to get somebody outside of tli at me f run his house that she will incite his here in 1S93 at the countrys expense France The dealers in the United family to take that bet will you Min Well Im afraid so i MS to acts of independence and put who was entertained in a royal man- States are better posted than the con- ¬ Chicago Daily News wife It has always been a sad point with her up to defying his opinion So he ner and left with anythingbut friendly sumers and to them the term English Mrs Orrisson You must not en her that they didnt go off better So I is on his guard He looks upon her feeling for the United States because pipe has long been known to apply to courage the attentions of young- Mr f thought perhaps we could arrange to with suspicion and is apt to think that a popular subscription to pay his debts the French article and of recent years Rolingbroke anymore my dear i buy the lot with my two hundred It W - vsr n - ¬ w stock-in-trad- ¬ - -- x w ¬ ¬ -- ¬ w w ¬ ¬ - w ¬ ¬ -- - w A 6ftio SECRET a i 4 ¬ - -- Your-father J- - Xm 1- - J- - -- 1 - i surely dont suspect her of anything wrong 9 foolish Wrong certainly not nothing more likely Anyhow she hasnt been straight with me I dont know if he thought I might want her money He kicked a chair savagely I saw the game through while I con- ¬ sidered the matter Then I left and took a cab to their house resolved to have done with secrets The truth might hurt their vanity but theyd have to put up with that When J entered the drawing room they were both there and I plunged at once into the ¬ matter OH1 DUAR NO SHE CRIED Woh be cross or satirical will you 1 this uncle You know how fond Harry is of painting and how he gets up early and does such lovely pictures before he goes to the city Ye es Co on my dear 1 call them beautiful but they dont sure have them at the academy Im sell and its only jealousyknow he cant you them often I thought she wanted me Umph to purchase them get an agent to buy tV want vou to some Svith my allowance which Har pre ry knows nothing about I wasnana put ner paring o object but she on my shoulder It would please poor Harry so she pleaded and I shculd be sure he just as well off He would things for me and the baby didnt we have with the money If heneed He is so everything we really so want irood aud kind to me and I do She paused for dear o uncle big eyes looking- so bVeath while her entreating I wiped my pen careful ¬ ly and considered Lucky Master Harry is a sufficiently x man without being a great ariisr id lit last tV would please me uncle fo My dear child the allowance uncle dear I hope not Its oW - you both have a secret But Harry put his arm around her and they looked at one another and laughed Ive found out said he So she said have I I think youre a pair of wicked deceitful creatures Chicago Tribune The Death of Carlyle Uncle had not been considered seriously ill more than about a fortnight or so before the end The vital spark of life towards the last days kept flickering in a way so extraordinary that the doctor declared he had never met stlch tenacity of life and vitality in the whole course of his varied London and other experience Dear uncle the good true snd noble old man that he was really suffered little in the way of pain for some weeks before his death which was itself little more than a gentle flickering sleep ending in a scarcely heard last sigh of sound While lying in a comatose or unconscious state his mind seemed to wander back to old Annan dale memories of his ever loved ones and their surroundings his mother holding her supreme seat surrounded by a trooping throng of once familiar faces Kotverygreatlylessdeartohim He died full of years with all his weary task of ¬ Look here young people I safd was not raised is the owner of books and manuscripts relating to his great ancestor Columbus which are almost priceless Among them are books that were owned by Columbus himself A writer in the New York Times in re viewing this subject says with fine irony considering Veraguas character that possibly the duke might be pa- ¬ triotic enough to help his country by disposing of the correspondence of Co- ¬ lumbus which he prizes so highly These artistic and literary treasures represent an immense sum of money and at one time during the war a Span- ¬ ish paper suggested that while the treasury was practically empty it might be supplied with money by dis ¬ posing of these works But the suggestion was not adopted and Spain maj congratulate herself on where one was born and that no mat ¬ the fact that she was not opposed by a ter how tender the hand that trans ¬ grasping enemy If she engages in plants it some of the heart fibers must another war and at its close finds her- ¬ still cling to the old soil If a woman self again in her present predicament could sunder the old ties without re- ¬ she may expect to lose her pictures and gret if she could forget- the faithful literary possessions Philadelphia In love that has cherished her and guarded qtiirer her andsacrificed itself for her at every step what a poor diisloyal creature she SMART SKATING COSTUMES would be How worthless any affec ¬ tion that one so shallow hearted could A Plain Skirt with Vivid Bodice la give Lot the man who complains of the Graceful and Becom ¬ ing Thinpr his wife wanting to see her mother think of that Philadelphia Times j All these gay colors of cloth make HONEYMOON CHITCHAT a florid and not ineffective show on the ponds and in the rinks where the whirr The IiOvlng Conple Have a liittle Spar of steel on the ice rises on the frosty Over the Opening of Their air A plain skirt ankle long with a Lictters vivid flannel or velveteen bodice is just A happy couple were honeymooning about the most graceful andjbecoming v assume ah the- country whenVthefirsti packer thing Camels hair serge is whatthe skirt of iTeMefsf fdm 3hoine arrived ahdtho husband proposed to open one ad js made of and the most startling com¬ binations in color prevail until the dressed to his wife rinks resemble carnival gatherings Certainly not she said firmly But Philippa he remonstrated The biggest and brightest buttons flash surely jou are not going to have any on upper as well as nether garments secrets from me now that we are mar and some of these are huge polished pewter buttons such as are made and ried I shall not have any secrets from worn by Dutch men and women on the you but Phyllis might his wife said frozen canals of Holland Pretty skating costumes from Paris That letter is hers not mine I shall probably let you read it after I have arc resplendent with fur or fancy braid but not tiH I am sure Phyllis has told and gay with silver buttons that are in me nothing but what she would be will ¬ reality tiny bells tingling out f airj- mu- ¬ sic at every movement of the wearer ing for you to know Still doesnt it imply a lack of con- ¬ The skirts of such suits are cut close fidence when a wife wont show her let- ¬ at the hip and somewhat full below the knees enabling the wearer to move ters to her husband Xot at all The lack of confidence uith freedom and adding greatly to is shown by the husband when he de ¬ the sum of grace Turbans of astrakhan broad tail and Persian lamb are mands to see his wifes letters This was unanswerable and Mr what the smart skaters wear These Grant sank back in his chair jwith are round cap shaped things with a amused delight in his wifes perfect tuft of bright feathers like a shav ¬ unconsciousness of having said a good ing brush sticking up in front an ii held by a pin of Russian silver thing very other woman whether her frock Presently she added I told you so Here is something is silk or serge has depending from the rear of her basque a species of tail Phyllis wouldnt want you to know which is bound to excite interest if not Then are you not going to tell me Im not going to tell you what it is applause It was fully ten years ago You are only to know there is some- ¬ that basques resigned their rear ap- ¬ pendages but like Marys little lambs thing you cant know at present Phyllis is engaged Mr Grant re- ¬ they are back in fashion every one with its tail behind it Sometimes the marked And what if she is You are not to tail is a mere bunch oE ribbon ends scarcely larger than the sort of thing know to whom To Rodcliffe hazarded her hus- - a rabbit wears again they are and fall nearly to the band Coatee habit postillion and knee I didnt say so swallow tails are the species most fre- ¬ you dont say she isnt But How could I say she isnt when quently seen at present and whether they are pretty or not is another mat- ¬ Bhe Is I really think my dear you ter the tailors say they have come might as well have let me read the let- to stay St Louis Globe Democrat ¬ ¬ w 1 ¬ ¬ the most harmless suggestion is un warranted interfering To a certain degree this feeling may be traced to a not unnatural jealousy The young husband is always very self dmportant He expects to be all in all to his wife He is determined to be the arbiter of her destiny the oracle who knows it all the supreme court that lays down the law Innocent aid unsophisticated little brides do not as a rule see this at firsit They blun ¬ der out with Mother thinks you ought to do so and so or Miothersays some¬ thing else and out of the blow they deal their husbands vanity springs much of the dislikes to mothers-in-laThen men seldom understand a womans affection for her own people They do not realize how deep the flower of love strikes its roots into the home to the superior homemade pipe An English trade journal of recent date saji Another of our industries is practically threatened with extinction on the other side of the Atlantic This is the trade in brierwood pipes which used to be imported to a very large ex- ¬ tent into the United States either from England or France Now however the brierwood pipes used throughout the states are almost entirely made there and that not only in the cheapest butin the best qualities Before the large pipe manfacturing concerns were established in- this coun- ¬ try Vienna was the market for meerschaum and Paris for brierwood goods The pipes were made in small shops and in the homesof thepipemakersandtde livered to central offices and ware rooms where they were assorted - Clara tells me he gambles But mamma he has already wop enough from father for us to beniaiS Philadelphia North Amefi- ried on ¬ can Mrs Bowser Harriet you hae been having company while I was out Mrs Harriet Yes mother Carrie Bowser There Harriet dont pre- varicate It was not a woman it was A a man Who ever knew a woman- - to Boston Train- crease a tidy like thatscript Der aint no justice in disworldany- way said little Tommy Thompkins asy he came out of the house wiping his - i i packed and shipped This method is still in vogue to a great extent in Euro- ¬ pean manufacturing towns Women and children do the work which is fin- ¬ ished later by skilled1 workmen and mounted with tips metaletc The brier root which is used in the manufacture of the goods comes from France in crude blocks These blocks are cut in pipe outline shapes and- are made into plain andi fancy goods Of these pipe blanks about 50000 gross xre used in the United States every - Whats the matter Tommy t Why pa went inquired a neighbor an knocked a nice vase offen the stancR dis mornin an smashed itall ter pieces V and then fussed at ma f er havin ii eyesT State Journal then cause I saucer at dinner he licked th stuffih outen me fer bein so careless Ohiof v settinround in Yes An broke a doirn little 61 th way -- HEIR TO ITALYS THRONE The Neivly Born Son of the Aosta Is a Iitkeiy Successor in the liine 1 iJ5 x Dnkeefjj - M f 3ear In scientific circles the material from which the pipes are made is known as the root of Erica arborea or white heath This is a shrub usually of stunted growth but often growing to a large size Tt is found in the south oi France and in Corsica After the earth has been remoyeifronifhe rootsiand aney hae beensawed into pipejblanks they are placed in a vat arid subjected o a gentle simmering for about 12 hours This process makes the wood perfectly clean and also gives it the yel¬ ¬ lowish brown hue which is most desir able in good pipes X Y Tribune HAYMAKING IN CHICAGO Good Crops Are Gathered in theParlca and Boulevards of the Great Metropolis beetle-wing-shap- ed ¬ tersPhiladelphia Press ¬ -- ¬ Aitkcn in Atlantic Intelligent Councllmen a meeting of the town council of At K t Knur nwn discre- - a Xortb Lincolnshire town a question rood little I arose as f o the advisability of consecrat Tii rw nlan of a hon ing a new portion xbf the cemetery A She lumped up uu ru - member suggested that it would be until i mawpiuii iredme clerks might best ip consecl ate ityas he had had Iris bck yard done with it and it wore nikrx were dulroarmdaat eiiilly xe- - We boafrkt IX ml nJlv Enliali Paper ory John C ieaves no mortal behind him who does not love and reverence his life and mem worlds work well and nobly done and ¬ XW 4 7i 4 v cowir -- posure especially when there are sud- ¬ den changes from heat to cold there are very few persons who take these im- ¬ perative precautions in the proper way They are chilly when the weather changes and immediately seek out an overcoat a jacket a scarf or a muffler The shoulder cape comes into use and the feather boa or wrap that is pulled up close about the neck and covers the chest This is precisely the region that needs the least protection in these changes If instead of this thicker shoes and warmer hosewere put on and a warmer covering for the ilmbs were afforded the trunk of the body could take much better care of itself Cold and exposed extremities nd too much wrapping around the body creates con- ¬ gestion and paves the way for disease The hygienic and sensible method is to give the throat chest and arms a dash of cold salt and water every morning upon rising An entire sponge bath of this sort is of great advantage but this treatment of the throat and chest is almost absolutely necessary if ons would avoidjn multitudeof His that af fect stKis portion of the syteiS4 N Y ¬ that exists for guarding against While everyone admits the necessity ex- ¬ Protection Ajjninst Colds A I LcGg sr w With the dreariness and desolation of cold and rainy nights in November comes the comfortable thought of brightly lighted sitting rooms with hearth fires and good books There is nothing more certain to make the heart 6well with cheerfulness than this same combination After a long day at work when the wind is howling outside and the rain is splashing against the win- ¬ dows the flicker of the grate fire ia magnetic One can scarcely force him- ¬ self to get up and away from it and a Geographical Information book adds to the attraction It is the asked the enjoys Well what is an island time when the himself to the fullest Detroit Pree man upon being informed that his son had now taken up the study of geog ¬ Press raphy at school Bits of Broidery Land entirely surrounded by water The turned down points of fin hem ¬ replied the boy stitched or hand embroidered linen That is not correct said the man lawn that comprise the fashion aMe col- ¬ uAn island is land surrounded by wa ¬ lars to wear with the silk waists are ter on all sides except the upper side made by hand and it is fashionable for Land entirely surrounded by water is women to make them for fancy work suburban real estate Detroit Jour ¬ is the revival of an old fashion and nal It t many a grandmothers treasure chest l TaouKht A ConsoliH has been ransacked in search of the Hewitt I understand tnat yon say 1 pld tambour work and the embroideries FJat have so long lain away Thisline look like a monkey d6 oy card Jewetf Well of white about the neck is almost al¬ of itf W ways more bec ming than thelaui The monkey irlllMfcrYiTorM i ibban Albany Arg as - Winter Solace experiences of his boyhood days This feature of rural life still survives in the three divisions of the city A walk along the boulevards and in sequestered nooks of Washington and Lincoln parks lately revealed a succession of nicely stacked hajcocks representing many tons of fine timothy hay These small stacks are being carted away new to the park barns- to furnish food for the horses kept for service in the parks Seventy tons of fine timothy hay have been harvested this season along Western avenue and in Washington park By allowing the grass to grow long in some sections the rustic beauty of the pleasure ground has been en- ¬ hanced and a considerable source of revemie provided for park funds In all about 35 acres of hay has been har- ¬ vested this season and the crop is worth in the neighborhood of 500 Hay enough is thus raised to furnish fodder for the 120 park horses during the winter In former times before the big park meadow was improved for ath ¬ letic sports the Washington park farm¬ ers harvested double the amount of hay now gathered and haymaking was carried en with modern mowing ma ¬ chines and presses Xow the grass is cut with scythes stacked in cocks five feet high and finally carried to the barn In Lincoln park there are stretches here and there where the grass grows long and is harvested within a few blocks of the handsome residences on the Lake Shore drive In the West side paries the grass is mostly cut by lawn mowers Scores of women and- children follow the workmen and carry away the grass as it is cut to feed their cows or pigs or chickens Chicago Inter Ocean - Haymaking in Chicagos parks in autumn recalls to many a city man the Another prince has just been added to the already largo male element in the house of Savoy which for half a cen- ¬ tury that is to say from the birth of Queen Margherita has had no daugh ters with the exception of the child of the duke of Genoa also called Max gherita born in 1S96 The princo is important addition to the family as he wiiiisir xne presenx oraer oji tmngsjco tinue one dafesiroif thethrdneofy Italy He is the flr5tchildoPrince v Emanuel dukev of Aosta whoV hfee years ago married at Kingston Princess Helene of Orleans As the duke and duchess of Aosta had been married a relatively long time without children and as it is asserted that the croyn prince married two years ago may never have issue the enemies di the house of Savoy especially the clericals had dilligently spread the idea that the- want of a direct heir after the prince oi Naples was the curse of God for theusurpation of the papal state It is known that certain anxiety was really felt in the royal family itself md his relatives were busy choosing a wife for the count of Turin the next brother to the duke of Aosta The little prince who has just entered this world has however put his rosy little loot down on the prospects which thus lose their pressing importance Another lease of bachelorhood too is givenito- the count of Turin which he is popular S ly supposed to prize highly The duke of Aosta to whose branch of the family the Italian throne willf pass should the prince of Naples die without an heir is the son of Prince Amadeo that brother of King Humbert who died when only 45 and aboutwhom the king in the depth of his griei ex claimed I hae lost my best friend His mother was a princess of the noble house of Delia Cisterna and not there--for- e of royal birth but such yvas her cleverness and superiority that she took her place with great dignity and grace as daughter-in-laand sister-in-laof kings and as queen herself when for five years her husband sat on the throne of Spain In Madrid she con traded the disease which killed her one year later- at the age of 29 En--hshmen will certainly not forget the sensation caused by the second mar-riage of Prince Amadeo with his niece the beautiful Princess Letitia Bona- - S parte daughter of his sister Prihcisa Caltilde and the celebrated Plob 1 - - i -- w w - Iion l all Mall Gazette - stay-at-ho- tion of what a place is and now the London county council is obliged to ask legal advice as to the meaning of street The council recently summoned a xnaxi -- V before a police magistrate for laying c Queer Point in Law the judges of England afler cotii sidering the question for more ijiwin- j ear were unable to agree on a definiS A AH a -- - i -- -- iht rr -- - - hf out a street on his property without obtaining the councils permission His defense was that a street but a courtyard for the use of hiif4t tenants and the magistrate saidtWtlie1 could not decide the point tiM theSShoils lawyers obtained an accural v uenmuon or a street from a superior court Albany Argus Where Tfcnurstoris Are Freq Java is said to be the region of tW globe where it thunders oftenest hv- ing thunderstorms QTdaysinitheVeat After it are Sumatra witTi sa -mi dustaa- with ot t -- - TH J - s - with 51 Detroit Fn 1L - 1 t - I if fi V A THE BOURBON NEWS PAEts KY TUESDAY DECEMBER THE SWINE PLAGUE Some 2f 1888 THE BENEFICEHT INVENTOR PRIESTS WERE GOURMANDS J Excellent Results Obtained His Work Mast Be Timelr ud Com ¬ Tke Miscellaneous Menu of as Ordi ¬ plete to Win Substantial from tlie Serum Treatment of nation Banquet In the Success Dr D ja Salmon Early Ages The menu of a banquet given in the A deserved tribute to the inventor as During the past two years the depart a promoter of human progress is paid vear 73 B C at an ordination of pries s ment of agriculture nas conducted a ¬ AIDS IN BUTCHERING How Tills Much Dreaded Winter Tasi Can Be Robbed of Some of Its Worst Terrors Butchering hogs has many disagree able features but some of these par ticularly the lifting of the hogs before and after dressing can be robbed of ¬ arrangement for lightening labor in this way is shown in the accompanying illustration The farm sled can be used as the scraping platform b The scalding vat a may be any large barrel which will hold water Securely block and brace it so that it will not be displaced in putting the hog in and talcing it out In the iron kettle c the water is heated The hog is killed and drawn along the side of the scraping platform opposite the iron kettle In ¬ stead of lifting the carcass onto the platform hy hand make use of the pivotal lever attached to the post d ¬ many of their objections by having a convenient arrangement for scarding scraping cleaning and hanging One I- - f umf giSSSSKSSJ a M series of experiments in the use of a serum as a remedy for hogs affected by cholera or swine plague The experiments were conducted by Dr D E Sal- ¬ mon chief of the bureau of animal in dustry and the results were eminently satisfactory proving that the dreaded disease can be successfully treated easi ly and inexpensively The losses suffered by the farmers of the United Siates annually from hog cholera aggregate an enormous sum In Iowa alone during 1S96 it is estimated that the hog raisers lost through the ravage of the disease 15000000 The department of agriculture conducted experiments in Page county la the resulta showing a loss of only 20 per cent of the affected droves This year the ex¬ periments have been extensive and fat reaching The bureau treated 022 hogs Of these 170 head died the numbtt saved being 81 out of every 100 The animals comprised 17 droves and ol these six droves lost only one hog each On the other hand 1107 hogs in other droves were served and not subjected to the serum treatment Of these 87S died showing a loss of 79S hogs out of every 100 The cholera serum is pro cured by keeping apart for treatment n animal a horse or a cow and in jecting into its blood a small amount ol the blood of a cholera diseased hog This will sicken the subject but he will recover when another dose will be administered and so on for a time until finally his blood becomes so impregnated as to render him practically cholera proof Then his blood is let and the clot drawn off leaving the thin yellowish portion which is the serum This is used to inject the diseased hogs and operates to render them likewise cholera proof or even cures them ol the disease ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ from the scraping platform and swing them around so they can be hung upon the cross bars in posts g b and f A lot of heavy lifting is thus avoided The cross bars can be made so that they will turn around on a pivot in the direc tion of the arrows This is accomplished by boring a lV inch hole n the top of the post Use for cross bars four Bby four oak properly narrowed at the Stouter ends Cross these on top of the posts bore a 1 inch hole in the middle of the intersection and secure them in placeby means of andiron pin which fitslfintoithe lV inch Hole intheSToss piecesrjaud the post Fasten the cross arms together and a first class cheap pivotal arrangement for hanging hogs is the result With this device and the lever there is absolutely no necssity for heavy lifting If one does not care to go to the trouble of arranging the cross arms so that they will turn they ¬ WHEN TO APPLY MANURE AR- CONVENIENT BUTCHERING RANGEMENT Result of a Comparative Test Made as Place a chain about the hind legs of Year Ago at the Ohio Experi ¬ the hog hook the short end of the lever ment Station into this chain and the hog is lifted A year ago the Ohio experiment sta easily The post d is equally distant from the platform b and posts g b tion began a comparative test betweer cow manure taken directlj-- from tbe and f After the hogs have been scalded and stable to the field in the spring and maall the hair removed put them in the nure of the same sort which had been gambrels and with the lever lift them allowed to lie in the open yard during ¬ ¬ ¬ gave an increase of 13 bushels per acre from the yard manura against 16 bushels from the stall ma- nufeandtheAvheatcrsopollowing has given an increase of ten bushels pei acre for the yard manure against 11 bushels from the stall manure Valu ing the corn at 33 cents and the wheat at 80 cents per bushel and the straw and stover at three dollars per ton the increase from the yard manure in the two crops has amounted to 15 per acre can be securely fastened to the top of and that from the stall manure to 17 the post or better slill mortises made an average of two dollars per ton for near the top and the cross pieces fitted the manure with further effect proba into them Orange Judd- Farmer ble on succeeding crops 1S97 ¬ the winter The plan of the experiment is to apply both kinds of manure tc land intended for corn plow under at a shallow depth and follow the corn with wheat and clover without any further manuring Four duplicate plcts are treated with each kind of manure applied at the rate of eight tons per acre the ti eatment for each pair oi plots being exactly alike in all othei respects The result thus far is that the corn of ¬ ¬ ¬ - FACTS FOR FARMERS unpleasant odor and taste and should quickly afford a lather with a small portion of soap For washing windows put a few drops of ammonia on a piece of paper and it will readily take off every spot or finger mark on the glass When the face of a hammer becomes Good water should be free from color A DOUBLE FARM BARN Great Amount of Available Loll Room Is Said to Be Its tingruishiiiR Feature Dis- - the great amount of loft room Four gables added to the main roof space a plan for a barn with double driveways in which the distinguishing feature is The accompanying illustration shows t Vi h 5t uneven so that it is difficult to drive a nail true with it put the face to a grind ¬ stone awhile and the def ecjt will be over- ¬ come To remedy a wet cellar already built sink a channel nearly a foot deep en ¬ tirely around close to fhe wall and lay Q E3 Q Q 83 a course of drain tiles in the bottom which will cut off all water veins and thus render the cellar quite dry Sometimes it is neccessary to paper BARN WITH LOTS OF LOFT iiOOM over sheets of tin In that event add old sugar or molasses in large propor ¬ give almost another storys capacity tion to the paste It will be found gen to the barn making it possible to use nearly the erally effectual Western Plowman tor LsittPlwkn Vsilo and the root cellar --v v C7r j mat will be found in the baserrent it Sell Wheat by Sample For years the grading of wheat has will be possible to carry n large stock been the means by which buyers have on the fodder that can be stored be secured it practically at their own fig neath the roofs There are many conures Wheat should be sold 03- - sample veniences about a double barn and and not by grade The grade cf John when one is to be built the form here Smiths wheat may be Xo 3 while John given will prove an excellent one to fol- ¬ Jones inay be 2o 1 or 2 and jet the low Orange Judd Farmer latter will be bought at prices obtained 31111 Products for Hogs by the former Selling by sample dis ¬ One of the best ways to tributes high prices where they are results iu swine breedingobtain bettei is to make merited Thr- buyer tells the farmer more use of the mill products that can there is very Tittle wheat grading No 1 be obtained in most regions It may or 2 when perhaps he is ottering No 1 not be generally- - known we export but must get So 2 or 3 price or it great quantities of oil that for the meal Xef the farmer show a fair sample of English farmers to fatten their hogs on his crop and receive a price therefor in and yet not one farmer in a thousand Grading ever uses this as swine food Xow keeping with the quality makes it possible for buyers to make beet sugar factories are being puttlni up the price of wheat to suit themselves in various parts of the country tnere and stimulates notorious wheat gam will be added another mill product for liling Agricultural Epitornist utilizing for swine feeding Dakota Field and Farm At the End of the Year TVe all like to put aside a surplus of Bacteria in the Milk profit at the end of a term of labor It is thought by many that the organ- ¬ That means we are gaining But if we isms en the hay that is eaten as food make a fair living and meet our ex ¬ may pass through the body of the ani- ¬ penses with nothing at the end of the mal and be excreted in the milk but year for surplus we can hardly say that such is notthe case - The bacteria that times are hard We have had our sup ¬ enter the body in the food or drink do plies all that we needed and dniy not escape from the intestine If they when we fail in them and really suffer are not destroyed by the gastric juices can we say with reason that times are ther are excreted in the manure and hard But we hope nevertheless that can only gain access to the milk by con vtqry one of our folks will be secure in taminating the same subsequent to milking H h EukcIL in Hoard a jaie surplus at the txRiof the year--arDfuryiaaa Journal m m al wiiola-of-tHeowerflo- or -- ¬ ¬ ¬ - a leading English Is an example of the queer combina- ¬ weekly But that excellent periodical tions to which they were accustQmed emphasizes some of the essentials to The first course consisted of snails success It declares that something oysters two varieties cf mussels a more is needed than mechanical in thrush served on asparagus chicken a genuitj if a man is really to serve his ragout of 03sters and mussels and day and generation He must have a black and white chestnuts then va-¬ sense of the needs of the time to direct rieties of shell fish and seafood with his energies into the right channel He woodcock a fillet of venison and wild must present his work at the moment boar After this followed the main when the intellect of the period is part of the dinner uddfjr of wild boar readjr to receive it and when a latent boars head a fricasse of fish two kinds demand awaits its advent The man of duckling boiled hare roast fowl and who is in advance of the age wastes his bread The desserts comprise all of the labor and does positive harm by dis- ¬ sweets found on the tables of the rich tracting attention from more practica- ¬ at that time The more and the Their motto was ble schemes He may comfort himself in his failure by the thought that he is dearer the better The cost of a ban- ¬ working for posterity but in so doing quet was in many cases augmented by he cherishes a delusive solace No one a desire on the part of the host to serve knows what the needs of posterity will a dish out of season or rare Yitellus be nor along what line mechanical de- once sent the Roman fleet as far as Spain to procure certain ingredients velopment will proceed Another essential of a beneficent in- necessary to a dish he desired This passion was not confined to the vention is that it is complete or that it is capable of rapid completion There remote ages Verdelet a well known is nothing easier than to invent if you gourmand of the eighteenth century disregard the details Hundreds per- served a pate composed of the tongues haps thousands of people invented the of over 2000 carps and which invari surface condenser for the marine en- ¬ abty cost him 0000 Until the fifteenth century the beauty gine and yet it was years before it ata practical form As for water of a meal lay in its cost and in the tained tube boilers the name of their inventor quantitj of the food served The only is Legion or rather was for he died exceptions to this were the oors in years ago Some of the boilers would Spain who in this regard were true have been successful if they could have to their instincts of refinement and culbeen constructed with solid drawn ture The art of cooking owes much to Tail steel tubes and if there had been a ready way of malting the numerous levent the chef of Charles YII of joints they often contained But these France From his time the sixteenth century dates the preeminence of the essentials were not forthcoming The man who perfects the weak link is French in this line Dinners and Din- ¬ from the present point of view as truly ers the inventor of the whole as he who A TRUCE TO GIVING originates the rest for without him the previous work was useless However a new device be it a ma- The Significance of Christmas Is Lost in the Crucial Tax of the Social chine or a process needs a good deal Custom of Giving of nursing before it can fight its way in the world Very frequently we had There is no sentiment no propriety almost written generally those who no dignity in such a scramble of giving are prolific in original ideas are not and receiving as Christmas now wit- ¬ skillful in business negotiations and nesses Giftmaking within late years hence they often see their brightest off- ¬ has become a burden well nigh intol ¬ spring perish of inanition Fortunate erable not only because of the expense is the inventor who has a partner to act but because of the actual physical and as foster parent to his progeny and dry mental wear and tear involved In the nurse them into strength and activity matter of gifts it ought not to be hard As we have already said the abandoned to draw the line There is a propriety patent is a bar to progress and instead both of sentiment and tradition in the of being an aid to the civilization of the exchange of family gifts certain near world is just the opposite For somein friends there are whom we should re- ¬ ventions no commercial ability could member in our Christmas plans and secure an immediate useful existence surely everyone able to give at all they are prematurely born But there should remember in some way the unare many which perish simply for lack fortunate But there is no excuse in of care and it is in regard to such cases making these gifts an unwarrantable as these that the survices of the man of burden neither in the sense of time business may be as valuable to the com- expense nor effort save only where the munity as those of the inventor himself element of self sacrifice is a joy to the His abilities are of an entirely different giver and never a source of secret re ¬ order but they are directed to the same pining The mother who saves up to end N Y Tribune make her little ones happy has a return ylithiriherself beyond gross price But even she should remember that a child THE EXTINCT WILD PIGEON will enjoy a single gift if it is some-A Liberal Reward Offered Has Failed thing that has been much desired a3 much as a large number of gifts We to Produce a Single can have no real pleasure in the years Bird greatest festival if we go beyond either The Smithsonian institution has an- our means or strength in its celebra- ¬ nounced that all efforts on its part to tion Whatever the size of our incomes obtain a live specimen of the wild or if we have any at all we can have our passenger pigeon have resulted in fail- ¬ Christmas tree our gift making and ure Nothwithstanding a liberal re¬ our feast the only point being to gauge ward was offered by the institution the character of these several festival and much correspondence and inquiry features exactly to the length of our carried on no live passenger pigeon has urse with no loophole for after worry r uneasy conscience Ella iMorris been produced vretschmar in Womans Home Com ¬ That this native American bird is ex tinct will no doubt astonish many per- ¬ panion sons for but a few years ago they were Steel Cheaper Than Timber so numerous as actually to seem to out- ¬ Steel is being introduced in Colorado number the leaves on the trees through to take the place of timber in mining which they drove their amazingly shafts The Portland company at rapid flight Persons yet in middle life Cripple Creek has determined to use can remember the vast flights of pi- steel for posts etc in its shaft which geons that could be seen any day in the is 1000 feet deep The cost is less than fall after the middle of October The for timber the metal is thought to be birds in these flights wTere so numerous far more durable and there will be that they stretched across the sky less excavating necessary in placing from horizon to horizon and were so the lining of steel This furnishes a closely packed together that the sun striking illustration of the relative was hidden for hours at a time cheapness of the material that has been Audubon Americas greatest orni- adopted for timber is to be had in Col ¬ thologist observed a flight of pigeons orado for the cutting Idaho States in Kentucky that extended as far as man the eye could reach and was more than five hours iu passing He attempted to compute the number of individual birds THE MARKETS in the flight and found that beyond Cincinnati Dec 19 question there were more than 500000 LIVESTOCK Cattlecommonso 10 y 3 75 3o 000 Further he estimated that there 43 Select butchers 5 7o 5 CALVES Fair 10 could not have been less than that num¬ IiGS Conise ana good liht b 00 3 3 15 heavy so 3 25 Mixed packers ber in the smaller flights which were 3 li 3 2o Lijht bhippera observed passing northward in great SHKKPCholce 3 jo 3 85 4 75 5 15 numbers early in the day flying very 2 tO FLOUK Winter family swiftly and unusually high The first GHAIN Wheat No 2rednev 7U 6 67 flights appeared to be the vanguard of No 3 red 35Vi Corn No 2 mixed an immense army patrolling the blue 9 Oats No 2 5G field of heaven the advance unherald ¬ No 2 Ke 850 choice PAY -ed by banner or bugle yet possessing ritOVlPrime to Mes- pork 9 37 IONS 4 10 the dignity of overwhelming numbers J4tLI H BUl TKR Choice dairy Audubon observed with the utmost 22V4 Prime to choice creamery 4 00 30 wonder that the number of flights vis- ¬ APPLE Choice to fancy 1 40 25 POTATOES Per bbl ible early in the day increased and CHICAGO multiplied until the earth was fully S 40 3 50 FLOUK Winter ratent canopied with the feathered hosts GRAIN Wheat No - red C8 19 Ci No 3 l hu ayo spiing through Which only glimpses of the 34 Si 3IM sun could be seen When the main J rt J 2o3l om 8I1 60 8 body of the rank and file had passed PORK Mess 5 C2t o lUtf there were yet detached regiments of LARD Siearn NEW YORK guards to cover the rear of the fleeing FLOUR Winter ratent 3 85 3 65 army These stragglers continued lo WHEAT No 2 red 4I5S COlN pass until darkness rendered them in- ¬ RYE NV 2 mixed Gi C0 324 visible This wonderful flight is well OATi Mixed 9 73 10 W PORK authenticated by many persons who LARD New Mess 5 40 Western were then living in the section of the BALTIMORE 3 25 3 50 country the birds flew FLOUR Family Family by Engineering ¬ ¬ SlOO Reward 10 The readers of this paper will b pleased 1 to leani that there is at least one areadetl I disease that science has been able to curcrin all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and eivine the natient strength by building up the constitution and 1 I Pl HiiatiniT nnturo in Aninrr ifo nvl proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials ¬ DoesYwr lead Aefce Are your nerves weak Pain in your back Lack energy Digestion Appetite poor Boils or pimples I bad These are sure signs of poisoning From what poisons From poisons that are al wys found in constipated bowels If the contents of the bowels are not removed from the body each day as nature intended these poisonous substances are sure to be absorbed into the blood al- ¬ ways causing suffering and frequently causing severe Cant you sleep well 4 The lightning rod replied the candi- ¬ date who was a matter-of-fasort of man is one of the exploded humbugs of the past What Im trying to do is to get my trolley poles up for the office Chicago Tribune ct didate I see youve got your lightning rod np for office again said the friend of the can-¬ Halls Family Pills are tne best Advance of Science Address F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75c disease cure There is a common sense Very Low Rates Via the Missouri Texas Railway Kansas west Semi monthly excursions to the south-¬ ¬ ¬ Middle States The statistical reports of products as compiled by the commissioners of Texas indicate this section as having the greatest possible advantages in its mild and equable climate and in the variety and productiveness of its soil For further infor- ¬ mation descrmcive pamphlets and dates of excursions apply to H F Bowsher Dist P A Cincinnati 0 ¬ Texas the Empire state of the Union un- ¬ paralleled as to resources and products and with an area exceeding all the Eastern and The greatest opportunity to visit AVERS They daily insure an easy and natural movement of You will find that the use of ¬ The Sprangles have been boasting a long time about their horseless carriage It turns out to be only a babys perambulator Bos- ¬ ton Transcript Excursion tickets will be sold at all sta-¬ tions on the North Western line C N W Ry C St P M O Ry S C P Ry M V H R to all other points and F E on this system and on the Union Pacific Railroad within 200 miles of the selling sta-¬ tion at greatly reduced rates December 24 25 26 and 31 1S9S and January 1 and 2 1899 good until January 4 1899 Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry for full par- ¬ ticulars Cohenstein I vonder vy volks say dot peezness vos peezness Mrs Cohenstein Cohenstein No peez Vell aind id Puck ness vos bleasure The only place where a chronic kicker may be useful is in a football game L A W Bulletin Use St Jacobs Oil and say to rheumatism Will see you later Holiday Excursions the bowels Agefs recovery Wrilo with the pills will hasten H WSMfl It cleanses the ¬ blood from all impurities and is a great tonic to the nerves Onr Medical Department has ewe of the most eminent physicians in tho United States Tell tho doctor You lust how you are sufrerinp Jvico will receive tho best medica without cost Address PR J C AYER Lowell Mass the Doctor Some people seldom lend a helping hand unless it is to help themselves Rams Horn The pain that tortures sciatica Cure that cures it St Jacobs Oil of its claws The SHOOT nfiNciiESTEB tfOT If you take a cat to bed do not complain Spanish Proverb 3un mnf OHELLfi ¬ Use St Jacobs Oil promptly and freely And say good bye to neuralgia He who sows thorns must not go barefoot Spanish Proverb USB BYAlLTHE 152 BAMPItfflSHgB ¬ -- iPlf JMlTATPTY 1 Je for Jehd Name ona Postal rd mge Illustrated Qtalogue Wnchester Repeating Abms SO Winchester Ave New Haven Conn J Is the only sure cure in the world for Chronic TJ1 ¬ cose Ulcers Gangrene Fever Sores and all Old Sores It never falls Draws out all poison Curps permanent Saves expense and suffering Bestsalve for Ahsccwes AMles Burns Cuts andallF resh Wounds BymailuiallSc larce C3c Rook free J If ALLEN MEDICINE CiSt Paul Minn Sold by Druggists CATALOGUES OF THOUSANDS OF Xtarxrest Assortment In the World All kinds i 01 books J or Home Amusement including- 100 New I F lsi s Just Issued Charade Reciters I bildrens Plays Plays Dialogue Mrs Jarlcys wax Woris Fairv Plavs Pnnii SwnArr Plavs for Mala Characters only Tableaux VivantsMftkc Up Materials SENT FREE SENT FREE THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF EKS ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Guide to thu Stage tiulde to Selecting simplicity of the combination but also I Amateur How to Make Up SAItI1 PJCENCH Plays -to the care and skill with which it is SMS Wec S2d Street New YorJi City manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fro Sruup Co only and we wish to impress upon HEADERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BOY ANYTHING all the importance of purchasing- the ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS true and original remedy- - As the SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING by the Califoknia Fig Syrup Co ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par- ¬ CHAWCC FOR ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ A EVERYBODY fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medi ¬ canvBtyonin to earn something for Christina- - Vui- So you wnt tne way or making S14 without cal profession and the satisfaction leritrwjrwitn rrpuiaroccnpatlon Kvcncbildifncn earn 5 between school hours Something entirtly which the genuine Syrup of Figs has uewandoricrinal No canvnsKlnir captal re given to millions of families makes quired A g3 ontflt will lie sent onand no ot 2 ecri receipt tamp Postofflee box 2 a33r NEW YOllK N Y the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It is PROFITABLE can be secured as AGENTS tor popular magazine scur far in advance of all other laxatives TM B VW in h vw ing subscriptions position¬ as it acts on the kidneys liver and fMWi UlMfN to ladles 01 tact and busw u permanent Good wages ¬ bowels without irritating or weaken iness qualifications Send lor letter of information ing them and it does not gripe nor STODDARD 650 Pearl fcstreet New Yorte City nauseate In order to get its beneficial 15 DQYNEW DISCOVERY gives worst 2I 1 quick relief effects please remember the Dame of cses Send for booic of testimonials and curesday and IO ta etBteatFree Dr 11 11 U KEENS SOASAUantaUa the Company ANK E 1740 CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO rJCO ABVISILTISKES WHEN WRXTfiXGt SAN FRANCISCO Cat please state that 70a ST7 Ue Jkshiitti - is due not only to the originality and Jero Ghrisfnia -- V tePiwi LOUISVILLE Ky NEW TORKJTTi taent to tbla gapes EJVG - PAINTo WALLS CEILINGS FOR DECORATIHG WALLS from your grocer or paint dealer and do your owniralsoniining This marei ial is mado on scientific principles by machinery and milled in rwenty four tistK and iapnperlor to hdv concoction ot Glue and Whiting that can posMldy he made by hand T fee mixed with old Va cr EST Send for SAMPLE COLOKl OA mm tou pannntinirihi your local dealers let us know and wa will putRlHt iud ifway of obtaining it thic yon the THE MURALO COMPANY NEW BRIGHTON 8 I NEW YORX 11 1 CALCIM0 FRESCO TINTS and GEiLlMGS SgSliEot Baiaa Caicimo f mti JN O -- -- 1 STAR PLUG L M NATURAL LEAF PLUG CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG SLEDGE PLUG SCALPING KNIFE PLUG a TRUST or COMBINE COM-p-y Not TVkacJo Iby SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING over-Indianapo- lis News GRAIN Southern Corn Siberian Exiles Ill 15 years Russia has sent 624000 persons to Siberia fully 100000 relatives of prisoners having accompanied the exiles of their own free will N Y World ¬ ¬ m - toscovs orphan fasylum founded by Catherine TI iBsupportedbyatAxqi playing cards Cincinnati Enauirer 3 Playing Card Tax - li i 7 1 iitA a -- - r4 Corn Mixed Oats Mixed POKK Mess LAIJL sieai CA1TLE First quality BOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mtxed Oath No 2 mixed LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GKAlK Wheat No 2 red Rc Oats No No Mixed Wheat 7li is 2 white 2 Western 39 4 4 00 3 75 i9Hj 32 6 LIGGETT MYEES TOBACCO Manufacturer SVmVniViWiViViViWtYrtiiVWViViVmi mwvwwAWWnwwteia 4 60 3 80 f6 SO TO SAVE TIME IS TO LENGTHEN LIFE SO YOU VALUE LIFE THEN USE I 27 3 73 Gh 4 00 G7 36 29 kC 9 50 u 75 mmzmmHtmimmNm SAPOLIO m VI - frSf HMRSBHBiBH riffig ffTnW sescss 4V 7- c0 3c - SiTS 7 sTHE BOURBON NSWS EiQor Jb AEISfcY TUESDAY DECEMBER 20 vth Main fie will endeavor to give you prices that haye never been given before in tkis Yioinity J CtUU VJ lUUVlUUi game liberal discount as though they were advertised r me Holid ays are low P H B Tlie ISTe w m i g esaae L896 i i gggjgMwwwMM HaH Hjo-uis-vrill- e Store H pproacning U1JL UbUlyJL JpSVrVtO x 3HS Cor- - 7th f jWA JUHCV- V mw T VsM T BaBl WJJLV XXX VXVX CIVJ OU VV JUCD V gXVtXX J V U OVXXXv JLAOS3 UOiUVV UXXC4U VV XXX J We mMSi rduee our stock betqre the first pi UUCDt HV d- - JM UliUUUU UUUAiUJUilvyv ffw tlxM at6 O Jjy XXf swum faAiMr J Jit 98 cents per pair For Ladies calf skin sBKn worth 9 cents 675 each For the hest quality of Beaver hutton worth 125 h and Kersey Overcoats all colors io cents per yard 25 cents each 15 cents 3 for 10 cents every one worth 1000 Wool Flannels wliite xed and For Shirts and Drawers in Per pair for heavy duck shuck- Clarks O N T Spool Cotton r dS ga worth 25 cents White Merino well worth 40 cts ing niittems worth 2i5 cnts 200 per pair For the hest calf skin a Ladies Capes and Jackets IMF In ahundant lots capes all of leather high topped shwslHtSe 148 per pair this seasons styles at low figures city Blens douhle half tapped soled 15 cents eacli 2C cents per pair cents per pair 45 Cloaks that were carried over at y Indies Ecru or White Vests calf hoots worth 200 Mens aM wool extra hea soxs For the hest oil tanned calf 50 cents on the 1 Call and ex- Pants worth 25 cents shuclving gloves worth 75 cen worth 35 cents fone these offers ir- per yard Wrapper Flannettes latest Fall vfevs worth lo cents 7 cents A For an extra heavy Chinchilla For a good sized Calico Com 25 cents each Orereot well made worth 500 Ladies Eeru and white satin douhle texture with cape worth fort worth 75 cent ba fecced vests and pants 250 Mens and Boys Mackintoshes 150 each j 50 cents 348 each m 8 5- -7-r iff 4i a -- J Your choice of any Calico in the house at 8 1 2 cents per yard a limit of 20 yds to the customer none sold to merchants In every department you will find each article reduced to a closing out price which will only prevail during this sale Call andvSfefor rri uuutLx njuu art ill iieeu ui a uiii vv u win savt yuu LLLVLLuy - THE Xioiiis Salosliin qjEgttwwanKKasMtfv EL iBm UH vft m fclft LOUISVILL lgigggcyezgaaBBaagJ Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- ¬ pany 0 W Miller Agent Parip Ky One step STORE TH uqyMKiTMBHi of s - i Vvr DQ uLilcLizxs Insure jonr property against fire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home ivroEtLxss nsLoioiXjiEAisr iihum lWfpfawfrjMsptjfisiMaHHBByaMaBarzcg Mnaas - The World Bt SWMOT Office Hours 8 to 10 a ui 1 j py J Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1899 AND 7 to 8 p m to 3 p in Phone 135 Residence Phone 27 Night Ring Formerly offic of late Dr Brick Office a J f wont take you very far Youve 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 Yonye got to keep on growing One littload wont doit all Youve got to keep em going -- 15nov tf YOU - CAN AT- FIND Money To Loan - Dlustrated History of the Spanish Important Change The FrankfortCincinnati Tavo New Trains on - American War Wr Vr i2 v 1 v t2 c3 i3 i2 i2f u 2 m i 5 d2r C READY FOR SALE EVERYWHERE JANUARY l2f 1 1st 19 Terms 5 and 5 per cent on real No 2 train will leave at 930 a m estate mortgage and arrive at Frankfort at 1120 a m MOORE ROGERS No 8 leaves at 430 p m and arrives 16sep 6moj Paris Ky at Frankfort at 810 p in jgv 1 leaving Frankfort at 7 a Om No arrives at 840 No 5 leaves Frankfort at 1 15 p m and arrives at 4 p m i p Office over G S Varden D9HbH Eft B 4Sw N H A SMITH 8 to 12 a ni 1 AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT YOU NEED IN FALL AND WINTER ROS HllQ Vr l2 l2 tP qfir if jr l2 1J l2r Office Hours Togcthet whh - The Battle Calendar of the Republic Compiled by -- t 7TVZ AT Si uurvpjajv QTA TVITHNi tw TUT A rT A w V VXIZh J Hbtorian of theU S Navy will furnish sacks 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 wheat and get the profit ¬ ADVERTISING RATES tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pei line each insertion Locals In blac type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full llnesVwhen running at line rates Obituarias cards of thanks calls on candl iates resolutions of respect and matterjj of a Hke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise 300000 bushels of wheat I will pay oaents and yearly cards the highest market price in cash or I to 5 pm Oiaplfys one dollar per Inch for first Inser ¬ -- Wanted to Buy -x Mssoliilisn By mutual consent notice 3 18 Paris Ky Nov THE STANDARD V- - E 0 FRETWELL Agent 5julv 4t Paris Ky K HM AMERICAN ANNUAL NOTICE PRICE 25 CENTS Pocfpaid to any addr ess J n The following farms have been posted and we hereby warn all hunters that if they are caught on any of the lands of the undersigried Iftiey will be indicted for trespassing MATT HOWARD THE VORLD Paliteef Bulldbj NETST 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 Sons are their successors All persons indebted to the above firms may settle the same with either E F Spars or Jno Stuart one or both of xvhom 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 4nov 4fc Shoes Boots Hats Caps Shirts Also Dry Goods Dress Goods Jackets Capes Ladies S Childrens Shoes Underwear etc Come in and look through our big stock of Mens and Boys Overcoats and Ulsters Mens and Boys Pants Underwear in ai oth ing u m- J S Dry Goods Cloaks YORK J J aBZ 44 J M MILLER WARD Q TARD JOPN B KENNEDY CATESBY HUGHES STUAJfc SPEARS J H HIBLER Cjp M- - f SHOES BOOTS ETC and you will always say the right place to buy good goods at right low prices is at WOODFORD BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM J M HALL ROBT H FERGUSON J AS E CLAY BARNETT BROS Will Kenney Physician Phone 130 p Surgeon ir jct ti fBEDO DETROIT All Points in 3Iiclugan For Rent The store room occupied by C Grosche is for rent Poesession given January 1st 1890 Apply to Geo Rassenfoss White City Special Best Terminal Station Avoiding The Tunnel CHICAGO Office Fourth and Pleasant Sis Office Hours 7 to 10 a m 2 to 4p m 7 to 8 p m BROTHERS BOUSBONS BIGG EST BARGAIN BBING ERS VZ0L 7O3 IflAIK ST AJRIS EY 1 ujuawajLiiiuiiSBncmnan CARL CRAWFORD f l ST LOUIS BOSTON 16aug tf GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway ¬ ALVA CRAWFORD Wagner Sleeping Cars imi i T Wagner Sleeping Privntfi uonrDarcinent oara n Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars J Parlor Cars NEW YORK Window Shades Fu nitnre Carpets Mattresses Oil Cloths JEtc CRAWFORD BROS 2 doors t Dissolution U Mice artel lioVnlif ioa MIR TOBACCO i 8taa V your tickets read via 1 V Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing BIG Main Stkeet Park Ky Phone 58 West of Bourbon News up stairs EJ3s3tj IOafcojrii Si 1 t aii Fifth Sfcs undersigned composing the firm Reed Laundry have this day June 13 1898 by mutual consent tdissolyed partnership 0 B Reed as- of Haggard BMvnimr sw HOUSE Kj Paris Ky J JLV S - f - Passenger Traffic Mgr Gen Pass TEETH EXTMCTEB WITHOUT PAIS NO COCAINE NO GAS A simple application to the gums used JO HN CONNELLY D B 3IAHTIN O Tkt Agt jFralts Flowers SHaffe PARIS KENTUCKY only by me and acknowledged bythe public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Work cnaranteed satisfaciorv CsSlsT mmBj 1 Cafepboric treatment for painless piomptly answered aicMwkll Your wemfcEverything for Orchard Lawn and filling solicited Prices reasonable Garden Fruit and Ornamental trees P INDIGESTION Small Shrubs 800 D Rhubarb Roses Vines and allFruits Set of teeth is stock Asparagus Upper and lower HOUSE MD LOT AND BMjGS TT Nurseries grown in 50 cts up Silver fillings Cinoinmatt 03 W Ninth Stneet Prices reasonable as we employ no¬ Qt J 100 up Gold fillings SMITH SHOF FOR SALE Oliio Agents Descriptive catalogue on ap500 Gold crowns to 50 ete Painless extraction isyiHbe at the Windsor Hotel Psirife plication H F HIXLEKTMEYER p yOn are going to have a sale and DESIRE to sell my house and 5 J Lexington Ky 279 Phone with blacksmith shop at Jackson- wish to set dinner at a reasonable TUESDAX DEC 13 1898 ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal price call on 321 Main St Paris Ky ance in twelve months For further every secoDd rEaesaav in w33 fopp Court houspV riartitmkuw 4 addrs or call on DR CAILDVKLILS J Honrt 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p j BEN T SHARON 1Wl3lRENCE--Ever- y Park Ky leading siciac fet2m Jacksonville Ky l3oct tf Telephone 79 ntucky Ai iS WCURES CONSTIPATION 1 x- - ifes mmmrmmf Cincinnati BLUE GRASS NURSERIES BWain the firm will Dlease settle with Mr Reed From June 13 1893 J Four Months Storage Free H Haggard is not liable for debts con- ¬ tracted by above firm Independent Warehbof Signed this 13th dav of June 1898 C E REED W E DAVIS Agtnt 5sp 4wks J H HAGGARD l3ari99 nU tKa rlohfa iiOUlfiyiLLE FATTi 1398 - L It Landman H YRUP IUES PEPSI ill DR It GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourtli Avenue uieisitle Sale Dinners Ky J T ftiwHg -- I EM 11 I ¬ Will be Ky o at the TTwdgoy Hotel 0Pafc - Vj ir Kv m II pepsiN Syrup - retnioHMc justed m tifttfr Month amiuedvand glasses JSJji lriday Jan 20 1899 loienfificaUr t2zmT S tt - K- rIMPERFECT IN iy ORIGINAL J 0

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