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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899010601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. URBON PRINTED EVERT TUESiA ANt FRIDAY NEWS J E biaoiisnei a i i si NO 2 IOURBON CO MILLERSBURG I KY FRIDAY JANUARY 6 1899 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OP THE I Nates lathered In And About The Kurie 1 Allen has the grippe m Thoe Thorn is very ill B0CKB0X BANE INCORPORATED Statement of the condition of the Agricultural bank of Paris Ky incorporated at the close of business De- ¬ cember 31st 1898 RESOURCES Real Estate Banking House Furuituie ktc Other Stock LIABILITIES 10100 Capital Stock Ofl ville Wbaley continues quite ill Florence Bans returned from Thorn returned Wednes- PARIS KENTUCKY at the close of business RESOURCE Fixtures k Anna oui Louisville Minnie Rule is visiting friends cinnati this week Beedine shipped a car of cattle jinnati Tuesday r 3 NHS Geo Mitchell is fonia and giippe Carrie Peed is visiting relatives slick aud Maysville 9 arrett Jndv of Bethel was the f T D Judy Tuesday were thirty two burials in the Loans Bills jCash Due trom Bank Overdrafts very low with LIABILITIES Capital Stock- Surplus Undivided Profits Individual Debits Gross Earuingapaet 6 Stocks Furniture Real estate Loaus aud Discounts Cash 8000 00 Due from Banks 500 00 6175 00 211821 09 11554 76 56994 05 8198 33 Overdrafts 674 00 Gain and Loss 11410 13 Individual Deposit 306922 39 Dne Banks 12264 33 32062 52 Surplus 173558 04 100000 00 91493 03 8382 30 00 373433 37 1373433 37 Gro s Earniugs past six months 13070 Gain aud Loss remaiuiug 3809 Dividend No 44 42 Expenses paid 55 Gain aud Loss remaining 5000 00 3497 67 8382 30 1303243 23 100000 00 liJ75 30000 00 8167 66 57 23 16879 97 16879 97 John J McClintock Cashier states that he is Cashier of thu Agricultural Bank of Paris Kentuky and thai the above isa irue aud correct statement to thehesrof his knowledge and belief JXU J McCLINTOCK Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before rn this 3 1st dav of December 1898 P I MCCARTHY K P Bourbon Co Ky mrg cemetery during 1898 rtn E Savage returned Tbnipdav rs at the Ohio Medical College It Butler returned Wednesday Msit with relatives in Covington R Laird will cm dnct Union Sunday night at the Presbyter- tch 33243 montos Disposed o as folio Current Expense 8376 97 Amtcrei Dvidend No id Ujnlividd profits 15 4000 2024 232 02 00 95 CLEARANCE SALE OF 8376 97 Fridy young son of T D Judy P Woodford Cashi r hn to Lexington lnetsday tor Subscribed and sworn to before me treatment i his 3 1st day of 1898 Hknky Spears Notary Public IChancelor and sisters Misses Ada eutertained a uuniber of 1 MISSKS AND CIJILDRKVS gV friends Tuesday evening CARLISLE nry T Allen has been appoint- hnt General of the Gnlf de- - News Culled From Nicholas County Precincts with headquarters at Atlanta Frov the Mercury J Armstrong of Lexington llected pastor by tb Christian James L Donnell has Fold the Willett ngregation for the ensuing farm to James D Parker Borm On Shursdav last to the wife lillian of Humphrey Ky of A J Barr a daughter lust of Mr Chas Dnrnell Married On January 1st Oeo W d Wednesday and preached B Marshall risttan Uhurcn weunesaay Snapp to Olhe ng Spring Heel Good Stock Nothing S loddy 75 cents per pair Gocd values in other lines at Reduced Prices Better see these goods as they will go quick They go at rtha McClelland has purchasers of Emanuel Mann the cent and f 169 21 to surplus fuud 3e of the deceased one mile The Farmers Bank declared its usual town Price 1200 The dividend pe improved and added to The Howell Parks 70 foot lot on the xige I O O F elected coiner ot Main n Locust sold latt Satg officers for the ensuing urday for 8000 Th old building will It can be seen tint the W be torn down V PhilliDS N G over 21650 per tuOt IG Chas Clark Secretarv gionnd sold tor vlintock Trets W H T J Jones B F Carter S H Dal Cummins zell S W Mathews and of Supervisors of tax for - the Board c Lodge elected the followthe eLsuing year O W Nicholas oauuty met Jauurj 2 1899 H Dlzell Shaw S W and organic d by ejecting l W ¬ 1 ¬ 1 The Carlisle Deposit Bank declar- ¬ ed a semi annual dividend of four per DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIGG THE QUEEN m W CRESCENT H wWM Route with its rail and forms the short and West India m flJP steamer Connections line to Florida J J sssT li I ii l If i cierK ot THE BOURBON NEWS CTvo Pshed 1881 e-o- UV S C Allen Sect D C W Howard uS Prof J R said board W S J points Double Daily Pullman ii Jy m I M mI r Fast Kz 3miri3ritoKri tcLER IE ind Friday by litors and Owners LONG AGO Where the mountains grand and solemn Guard the landscape calm and still Watching oer its peaceful beauty Just u giant tratchem will Oft I love amid the splendor As the BUD is sinking low Just to gaze upon the picture As in days of long ago There the flowers are upward springing As of old they oft would grow Ami the happy birds are singing Making music sweet and low While in many a wayside garden Dear familiar blossoms stand Oh it is a realm enchanted Wondrous glimpse of childhoods land Softly sounds the rippling streamlet While ii - tea the distant sea Hark I hear the millstones whirring Grinding grain from hill and lea Ever sings the merry miller We swt et strain in accent low Oh It is a land of gladness As It was long yt ars ago J B 1L Wright in Boston Budget LAND OF Aunt Tempys Little Miss By Mary Tracy Earle idated bat brim falling over a face and hiding everything except an unhappy under lip It a- - true that La Marque roses and honeysuckle and Confederate spiral were far more picturesque than paint and pillars and the old house smiled at ill fortune whenever the flowers bloomed but just now it Was late December and the roset wen hanging brown and limp from recent tost Tin1 north wind had full sween rpM the great wild lawn clearer so a rs ago to be an orange orchard it ill lying in furrows although the had frozen long ago and been down Poor old Charlie the e had come up into the lee of the hen and wa- - patiently waiting for ittle meal and water or a dole of et potato peelings from inside unt Tempy came out of the kitchen with ojiic covered dishes on a ter and started across to the house i ii her round t urbane d head u old hoi e as Charlie ambled u Ii misable ole beggah ¬ i BYRDS NEST had not quite fallen JL into ruin it was because Aunt T m shoulders were so broad they held j ii up bit Aunt Tempj was beginning to need help The paint had all flaked oft the house and the winds and the rains had beaten down the pillars of the deep gallery so that the gallery roof sagged until it looked like a dilapl -- - i- FLORIDA AND HAVA1 Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend When little Miss did not fee like she in the house and not a Celery Capsules Wrights service to Florida via the ing out driving it nearly broke Aunt know that anything To the Wright Medical Co LIMITED solid vestibuled was vi Columbus Ohio Tempys heart She believed that as Southern Railway and It Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Crescent Queen long ns people eotild go out and take are sometimes happens that Celery Capsules from dames T Bluser drugsuffering au- utmost an direct steamship Con gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach the air in their carriages they were on strength is FC P Railway makes I gathering in us lu a KnesHing contest Trouble and Constipation two was unable to years ased the road to getting well That was one suffering for for nearly by Suddenly littJ tlintok answered twenty- - do anything of your Celery Capsules ana they nection on arrival at Miami East Coast or at Tampa West Coast three boxes reason why she resented Charlies age up on so ifl hnty six and secured the have cured me Kor the benefit of others and thinness she had a suspicion that been aher couch almost as in box Chas Bryan won afflicted I wish to send this letter hand to helo her Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Very truly yours Lr the second prize Those little Miss did not enjoy riding behind that she could W S ANDKRSBf not walk Shei IMisspsSue Bncknerca- - HiH hv oil rtrnsrerlsts at 50c and Si per box Cincinnati to o old and feeble a horse and it was one and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and what had happened in the v to the Wright Med of the objects of her life to make little Lalla Griffin Carrie Bend address on postal rose to her feet and found 1 Hrirues Jennie rumen Co Columbus O for trial size free New Orleans Free books and Information by addressing Miss believe that he was young 8TS- - CIICNNrJ the window looking out C W ZEUt DIV PASS GR AGENT 4th AND RACE Blanche Darnell Mary OR NN I wish you all could see dat Chawl ir O L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA Aunt Tempy was turned a1 w Clarke Floreuce Bass vn -- vtr GENL W C RINEARSON nwnnvtin1 -hue blui th and she did not seel ick Lucy Lee Alleu she brought up a table for little Miss Land and Living on year Monthly I Shannon Layson Tarr Sead 10 ou to W C Eaearn for New Ululated iace at thc wind Interested in the South nor lunch Dia nawf wind make hi n so iWaddll Spencer Best ailed in an Jn I dunnoifhegwmeterbesafe antic Jr W D Melntvre gee little Mis6 cn out of Little Miss closed her tell tale eyes door a aIone is tJrvau win tjiBrKe fc anJ O VV A faint smile twitched the corners of E evn furrowed vard as wif t a ThompsonSavage J her mouth She had not intended go- - am noiselefia j Sh A stubborn cold is easily taken it B ing out that day it was so cold and old imiuw il and uiui eat pickles and pre- - sticks to some people all winter Attorney-At-La- w Charlie was so slow but she saw that there was a unvone was near ne very often develops into bronchitis or upon her arm touch F B McDekmott Aunt Tempy had guessed her thought she o Paris Kentucky consumption You should cure a cold Cffiee OfrT G S Varden started turned and her Cough was intriguing against it and Dovoi changed to gray eggs The egg promptly by taking Dr Bulls is ac- ¬ think vou can hold him in she asked sne i hi not say a Her lips openc a and Office Hours 8 to 12 h iu 1 to 5 p va Syrup This celebrated remedy word Office on Broadway np etairg 2 doors feels measures and knowledged to be most efficient and Aunt Tempy drew down the corners West of Bourbon Ntws Little Miss eyes were wide a g of last month but reliable for all affections of the throat of her mouth so that they might not Phone 58 nn excitement t e in another respect and lungs It cures a old at once twitch even when her mistress was not I thought you werel couidn sta money killed and ice is wortn looking Mebbe 1 kin if I give my feet thought 1 heard vou groaning udrv The difference a good brace agin de dashboard1 she had to see I began to walk wi k and poor is slight to UimoB Hours said but you alTd be mighty hepless knowing it I was so scernment but its a afraid for 1 to 3 p in if he was onct to take de bit in his teef and then I saw it was nta everv time It a 0 l iu old Charlie Tf von am troincr to have a sale and an go tearin oft into de woods 7 to 8 p m hanges your laundry i tailed to know why you didnt r wish to set a dinner at a reasonable se to an investment It would be dreadful little Miss de- help We mustnt let old Charlie price call on it will cost no more clared onenini- her pvm nnH l 0 Vou must go at once for help Office Phone 135 t its worth double Promptly cures Stubborn Colds but ii old Charlie ever runs away mil GEORGE KASSEXFOSS Aunt Tempy still stared up at h Doctors Doses are small and pleasant to take druggists Residence Phone 27 Night Ring kills me have it marked on my grave-¬ recommend it Price 25 cts At all Why dont you go quick qui Pamb Ky 20sept2m n Steam Laundry Formerly office of late Dr Buck stone please that 1 died happy Go cried little Miss 15nov tn along and harness uim I want danger lien Aunt fenniv nodded tow il carrier will haul and excitement I want to feel as if the cloth pressed in the wound and I id from depot Terms the snails were after me full gallop stained hands holding it in place jeave orders at Post- H- - D i Aunt Tempy chuckled softly sue commanded noarseiv De ¬ tf in pends if I ken catch him she said was jes a cavortin ter please me The undersigned will iu North Mid starting for the door It- - a mighty lies killed hissef It aint iittin f dletown Ky at the store occupied by PARIS KENTUCKY hahd mattah to catch a fresky hawse VOU ter see Priest Bros beyiuuing 2 ou Saturday 1X6 p m She was till chuckling when she Little Miss had scarcelv realized b December 31st 1898 at oclock expose Phone Work guaranteed satisfactory Calif aud coutinuing from day to day went downstairs She felt that little fore that all the stain upon the groun Your work ii Fomth and Pleasant Sts stock of goods promptly answered Office to auction their Miss was an innocent child who was was blood A shudder went over he Sums over 5 00 pnrernisM Prices reasonable solicited Terms easily circumvented If she could only and she felt her new strength giving Hours may either pay cash or give note with Office 7 to 10 a m manage old Charlie as easily and make way Quick Sshe cried sinking dowi hand bills approved security 2 to 4 p m nngr useful some- him show a little of the younthful fire beside Aunt Tempy I can hold that J C Sumpter 7 to 8 p in will give she had claimed for him he would and 1 cant walk any more Go quiel rod that Assiguee of Priest Bros 2t could Inent What Hnnc tfl keep little Miss out driving for hours for help a pair of shoes -But little Miss along some sheltered pine woods road Aunt Tempy WSi SO YEARS Iri iitn v r property against nre where the sun would beat down and scarcely able to form her words Lit EXPERIENCE poor and 1 some iing in the Hurst Home Of 544 Fourth Avenue li wind draw spicjr resinous odors from every tie Miss reached out her thin hand reliable com- Lo Ns Lie Kv Insur ch Co h safe and leaf of undergrowth or twig of pi to your and though she had almost fvl Slippers and little Miss would lie back breathing the ground her eves were W Miller Agent Ithe boy better and Paris Kv luosor tlotrl P- - ris Will be at the deep with joy until a gracious memory Go quick she said Ky on been wearing of pink would steal into her cheeks But unt Tempy rosj Ipers for father com- ¬ il Charlies head drooped and his knees and moved awi The very best companies Friday Jan SO l Trade Marks loinfort snoes ior were stiff she knew how it would be to look bad Designs agency which insures returning once every motith Bvw pose my they would turn back almost before see her Copyrights Ac d- are otwear that against fire wind and ttorm ani slassos feci- - iiMtic-tHHirr u akPtrh nd description may they started and little Miss would look ani whether aab opinion free presents can 27bp lf certain our patentable CommunicaUBirvi quickly Vn Non union pallid and weary and would say to- - m morrow that driving tired her too Ia oldest aaency for securing patents W 0 H1NT0N Agent much Aunt Tempys mood chan and she was angrv at Ch Insure against fire wind and lightTnprtranre in the Hnrr Home only ranee Onieelin ol ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co c r h policy holders rw -- tits on the 1 do tercd absolutely safe insur- Ln utd dollars dnriny r 1H97 L Paris Ky lower rates and V iSonthB 1 BOW by all newsdealers go creep Mil- O W Sft four O W Miller Agent ance 1 aiifl Ky en- Co361Broaday New York Ky WiUNN Paris D C BrS OfQ 625 F St Waahington - T H H Pbillip8entertain- evening in honor of Miss In a hat f Winchester st by thevonng men pres- a hat pin was won by Anderson Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI jr w ¬ WViiMXS Juan --- fil i 1 oe J STUBBORN T COliDS V B A SMITH dentist N O FISHER DrEulIs Cough Syrup ASSIGNEES DE SWEENEY Sale Dinners i n- - 1 Ixiloio iii uction SALE Will Kenney Physician JOHN CONNELLY c immmm s Surgeon FTSs - DR Ii GOLDSTEIN ijKjjra 1 - Store Scientific Jlmencaii ¬ -- ¬ Sated -- 1 gits tired of fe mi pig an den havin Iry a a aw hawse hi iii 9 vou see THE liOUKBON NEWS PA KY FRIDAY JANUA HORRIBLE FIND IN HAVANA A Torture Room in the Spanish Military HEY THREATEN Believed That Gen Miller Has the Sit uation at Iloilo Well fci liuiid The Ainero us HEWSED WORTHLESS NOTES lavif Rothschild Charged With ling Kw Turk Cincinnati Chca o and Cleveland It inks Swind ¬ A TRAIN ROBBED Successful Hohl Ur on the Kansas City Fort Scott Memphis Railroad Mail Governors Kesidence Near the Palace The Maine ToiieI Tuat JLirdat Iioiio if Unarmed paration They Can Kvery Pre ¬ New York Jan 4 David Rothschild the Cincinnati bar fixture manu¬ facturer t who was arrested last week is IJeuijr Madi for Resist ¬ Upon the lartof the Rebels ance Washington Jan 4 Gen Otis com at Manila has cabled the war dej artment that in his opinion Gen Miller has the situation well in hand iloilo and that he fully under stands the purpose of he president not to crowd the insurgents unduly It is highly desirable that a hostile collision between the Amer ican forces and the insurgents be avoided at all hazards at least pending- the ratification of the peace treaty and as Gen Miller understands now this purpose on the part of the president he will be guided by it and may be relied upon to resort to force The only under absolute compulsion niinji ¬ ¬ ¬ charged with having swindled the Central national bank of o000 by means of vorthless notes was arraign ed in polioe court Tuesday At the re ¬ quest of Rothschilds counsel examina tion was postponed until the 13th inst In addition to the Central national bank officers representatives were in court from the Astor Place bank who claim losses through Rothschild to the amount of 15000 the National Bank of America from whom the defendant is alleged to have secured about 135000 the Mechanics and Traders bank who estimate their loss through Rothschild ¬ Lonely Spot and R flcl and Express Cars Ran to a The Unrglar Proof Sfe Demolished by Dynamite Considerable Booty Secured B-- -e ¬ Mansfield Mo - at about SluOOO and the Chemical England and Scotland mulcted his cor- ¬ respondents out of sums ranging from 1 to 100 The numerous letters that arrived in Chicago after their departure were or¬ dered forwarded to a small town in One feature of Gen Otis report that Connecticut or else to New York city escaped mention so far is his no- ¬ where they were never asked for It tice A the approaching meeting of the was only by chance that detectives so called Filipino parliament which is ¬ to gather presumably at Malalos turned their attention to St Augustine Less than three weeks had about twenty miles from Manila on been taken up in the case since the he I vl a Tyi of Luzon TimrMax nest firstcomplaintsof the frauds came in A good deal of interest is attached to this meeting as Gen Otis reports by the WILL SAIL FOR HONOLULU the attendance that strength of Aguinaldos party can The Battle Ship Orejon Receives Orders to be gauged That this is waning Leave Callao The Iowa Will Pro rapidly is not doubted and Gen Otis ceed to San Francisco feels that when the attempt is made to convene the parliament it will be Washington Jan 4 Secretary Long ¬ found that Aguinaldo has lost his con- cabled orders Tuesday to the Oregon trol of the majority and can not com- at Callao to proceed to Honolulu mand even a working coalition Such taking the distilling ship Iris a state of affairs would tend to make with her The Iowa was ordered easier the task of the military authors to San Francisco to make repairs ties of the United States of establish- to her boilers and replace a broken ing peacefully a temporary form of cylinder head With her will go the government for the Philippines that supply steamer Celtic and the colliers will command the support of the peo-¬ Scandia and Justin The Oregon will ple and receive the approval of the civ get orders at Honolulu to proceed to ilized world Manila if the situation does not Dewey was heard from by change in the meantime Adm The gun cable at the navy department Tuesday boat Castine has been ordered to Mabut made no reference to the political nila situation in the islands He reported that he had found a building suitable AN ITALIAN STEAMER LOST lor a naval hospital at Cavite and ask- ¬ ed authorit of the department to es¬ She Went Ashore in a Gale on the West Cornwall Coast Eleven Members of tablish it at once It was not gather- ¬ Her Crew Drowned ed that there is an unusual amount of sickness among the American sailors London Jan 4 A dispatch to the but realizing that the naval occupa- ¬ Lloyds says the Italian steamer Voor tion of Manila bay is to be of a perma- ¬ warts which left Amsterdam on De-¬ nent character Adm Dewej wishes to cember 15 and touched at Cardiff on establish a shore hospital December 20 has been abandoned near MANILA Jan 3 Advices just re- ¬ ceived from Iloilo say the rebels at a Trevose Head on the West Cornwall meeting on Saturday ratified the ac¬ coast She went ashore in the gale that has tion of a delegation which assured the been raging in the Irish channel Americans that they might land un ¬ armed but that if the latter landed Eleven members of the crew who put armed the natives would be uncon- off in boats were drewned Nine who clung to the rigging were rescued by trollable It is further said that every prepara-¬ the coast guard life boat tion is being made for resistance upon the part of the rebels and that rein- ¬ Jumped for His L f e forcements are arriving from Negros Owingsviitk Ky Jan 4 The large rd the neighboring islands storehouse of S V Johnson at Pres ton Station burned Johnson had a Iive of the Cri w Drowned London Jan 4 Incoming steamers narrow escape from death being com- ¬ at different ports report that the pelled to jump from a second story Frightful weather continued along- the window in his night clothes The fire Jiritish coasts and in the Kay of Bis ¬ was under such headway before being cay The channel steamer Anvers noticed that it was impossible to save 1689 tons trading- between New Haven anything Mr Johason losing his and Dieppe has been wrecked at the books cash etc Loss 3500 insur ¬ entrance of the Dieppe harbor Five ance 81700 The coal house of Press of her crew were drowned Her cargo ley Barnes general coal dealer near try burned U washing ashore 1 here are now fully satisfied that the trouble at Iloilo may be traced directly back to the Spanish colonel who was the senior Spanish army of ¬ ficer in the Philippine group and directly in command of the Viasays group including the principal island of Panay and the city and garrison of Iloilo Gen Otis reports show that though besieged with his 800 soldiers in Iloilo by a superior force the posi- ¬ tion oi the Spanish was thoroughly tenable They had repulsed every at of the insurgents and had inflicted great loss upon the lat ter and altogether there was no reason why they should not have held out indefinitely This was par ¬ ticularly the case in view of the knowl-the part of the Spaniards that by the terms of the treaty the United eminent had undertaken to carry them back to Spain involving of course their release from the siege at the earliest practicable moment It is significant that Rios delayed the he of lioilo nation until ame informed that the Ameri- were coming and there is curiosity here to learn how that im- nt information reached Iloilo in adv the movements of the Amer ican transports and in the absence of Undoubtedly it cable connections was conveyed by a vessel and there may be a question raised as to the le¬ gitimacy of the transmission of the news of the intention of the American troops in advance in this fashion officials ¬ bank The latter institution refuses to state the extent of its alleged losses The aggregate amount alleged to have been obtained by Rothschild in a dishonest method from banks in this city Cincinnati Chicago and Cleve land is said to be about 500000 A large number of other banks in this city were victimized according to the dis ¬ ¬ trict attorneys office but they prefer to pocket their loss rather than to come forward and makeit public and alarm their depositors Rothschilds bail was increased Tuesday from 2000 to 15000 GREAT CONFIDENCE - GAMES Baron and Baroncsi B- Ie JUrn Charged With Securing at Least 50000 by Their Schemes CHICAGO Jan 4 Baron and Raroness ¬ Para lived in Chicago from June 1 until November 28 last year and be hind their arrest at Jacksonville Ula lies the story of one of the greatest confidence games ever perpetrated in this country according to the post of-¬ fice officials Inspector Stuart has been working on the case for weeks It is estimated the couple have se¬ cured at least 550000 by their schemes and the work was done in two months the victims live in England and Scotland and number thousands It is claimed the baron represented himself as the head of the Edison Phonograph Co and that by selling agencies in E De ¬ J ¬ and first successful attempt at train robbery on the line of the Kansas City Toil Fort Scott Memphis route occurred Tht Tuesday night at 855 oclock near Ma ¬ wai comb a small station five miles east of am this point Macomb being a flag sta- ¬ tion one of the robbers got aboard the westbound train at Norwood the first station east of Macomb paying his fare to Macomb and compelling the train to stop there It was immediately boarded by five or six masked men who covering all the members of the train crew with Winchesters and revolvers compelled the engineer and fireman to cut loose from the remainder of the train The mail baggage and express cars were then run up the line about two miles and stopped in a lonely cut where Engineer Callendcr was placed in front of the robbers and forced to break open the door of the express car after which he was placed in front of the foremost robber and together they en tered the express ear covering South ern Express Messenger Newton and Baggagemaster Sieben with their pis tols forcing them to adjourn to the ouulde of the car They then pro ceeded to dynamite the through safe Two charges of dynamite were used completely demolishing the burglar proof safe of the Southern Express Co and playing havoc with the car and its contents Peae Treaty It is not known how much money Senator Fry Presented to That Body r by Wednesday Referred and valuables were secured as the sale Committee on Foreign Bel itums blown open was a through safe being opened only al a few of the most im asiuxotox Jan 5 When the sen l portant towns along the line between went into executive session YVed Memphis and Kansas City Every ¬ nesday the peree treaty which hadjusl thing was taken from it and it is safe been received from the president wa to say they were well paid for their laia Uelorc the senate bv Senatol trouble The local safe which con ¬ Frye who occupied the chair in the ah tained all local money picked up was senee of the vice president Thl treaty was not read but the president not molested Ihi Special Agent Chester of the Mem¬ message accompanying- it was phis route was aboard the train and was a simple letter of trail any followed the robbers lie got close mittal without word enough to get a view of them at work recommendation or suggestion and w and has a fairly good description of only a few lines in length On niotil of Senator Davis the treaty was one of them It is thought that one of the party ferred to the committee on foreign was a railroad man he being able to lations and ordered printed for the handle the engine with all the ease of oi tne senate no order was ma an old engineer and also the other looking to making- the treaty pal- members were well acquainted with but it is understood that this will the fact that the through safe was done after the treaty is passed UpOl carried in the rear car as no attention the committee was paid to forward cars other thanjip Senator Davis entered J i Wecwscnvv Keep an nanus in mem eioseiy g uaru inae tne treat dnTjTAY ed No attempt was made to molest piujceuiuf ui int commission piii but upon the suggestion of Senatd the passengers The robbers are supposed to have lison he withdrew that motion fo Election Bet After purpose o allowing the commit1 taken a southerly direction leaving the train they hurried away act upon il and B F Fiersall or A meeting of the committee oi ls into the underbrush firing shots into agreed that if Pugh was eitrn relations has been called fo hur th air as they went Sam and day and it is probable that th was to baptize A posse under Special Agent Ches Frenchbarg Agitator ter is being organized and will leave mittee will tnen bring in a resoj ys the cracked and they ice was for the scene of the robbery as soon as for the publication of both the into the water and Ben and the proceedings it in daylight Friend said ¬ ¬ Jan 4 The ninth ¬ ¬ ¬ Havana Jan 5 The afternoon papers Wednesday sent a thrill through the city with a report that a torture and execution chamber had been found at the residence of the Spanish mili- ¬ tary governor adjoining the palace The papers declared that there the Spanish officials questioned and murdered political prisoners According to their accounts the floorof the cham ¬ ber was covered with dried blood and its walls were indented with machete strokes An excited crowd soon gathered out- ¬ side the residence which was last occu ¬ pied by Gen larrado The reported torture chamber is a room about eio ht feet square just off the dining room As a matter of fact it was probably used as a pantry In the wall there is a dirty iron bar evidently used to hang meat and a piece of discolored rope is suspended from it It is incon- ¬ ceivable that Gen Parrado practiced torture next to his dining room Senor Racido Arnanta y Hernandez editor of El Reconcentrado issued Wednesday a third attack upon his old enemy Zacarias Bresnes whom with three others he accuses of blow ¬ ing up the United States battle ship Maine Bresnes who is a lawyer and politician sailed for Spain about two weeks ago The installments of the story thus far have been devoted to the alleged felonies and treacheries of llivs nes The editor tells his readers to be patient as in due tim they will the facts regarding the Maine explo ¬ sion He describes his proof as large ¬ ly moral NOW BETORE THE SENATE ¬ ¬ J - - - i JANUARY 6 y 1877 WAIT FOR NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT As Increase Dannsr the Mo ith of Decem ber of 81 702799 Due to Delivery of 3 Per Cent Bonds ¬ JOSEPH HCHOATENEW His Name Will He Sent to the S ¬ Ambassador To Great Hiiti in a Few Days hand aioft name of Samuel J Pugh I into the Republican party oney Amen n TUCKE Court Topics ¬ ¬ 1 Washington Jan 4 The monthly treasury statement of the public debt shows that at the close of business De-¬ cember 31 the debt less cash in the treasury amounted to 81129176286 an increase during the month of 1702 799 This increase is due to the deliv ¬ ery of three per cent bonds of the new issue previously paid for The debt is recapitulated as follows Interest bearing debts 1040215980 debt on which interest has ceased since maturity 1237200 debt bearing no 1423 total 382487801 interest 940981 Choate of New York would nated ambassador to Great Washington Jan 5 The an day in Judge Purnells court ment was made Wednesday g a gunsmith was fined f io highest authority that Hon J ced to jail for ten days for istol to a minor ennard arrested for stealing a ddle and bridle from W W lead guilty and was held over He sold by the Circuit Court M iordley property to W teen dollars Kennard wae ar Thos Cracraft SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY a v 4vV January 26th 27th and 28th THREE DAYS ONLY he Orphan Brigade in certificates and treasury notes outstanding which are offset by an equal amount of cash in clude 553447783 This amount howevr does not in- ¬ the treasury ¬ SPANIARDS DENY A REPORT ¬ - - his plans S nitor Burrow B no NUPTIAL KNOTS All our Ladies and ChildrenV Capes and Lansino Mich Jan 5 Madrid Jan 4 The statement that C Burrows was unanitnoi Jackets at cost the Spaniards evacuated Iloilo in order ed Wednesdav night by tl ABrementft Announcements And Sol100 imnisations Of The marnaice vuwb Special reduction in Dress Goods to render the situation difficult for the caucus to succeed hhnse iss Olive Farrington Sampson goods now 69c comprising Satin BerAmericans is positively denied The nomination the senator l Sampson was ughter of Admiral immediately after the government bers Broadcloths and English Coverts opponent AiDeri Pack Wednesday night at Glen had been signed ordered the treaty eame to the canitol to N j to Henr Harrison Scott Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at Philippines evacuated as quickly as elicited great cnthuMasmP f San Francisco possible in order to avoid further 25c and 39c per y d formerly 50 and 75c islators Both addressed TMnkWaw bloodshed and to conform to the ex ui iuo t the renublieans ha 1 Ueorge oirum killed injwiu a ranroaa See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c pressed wish of the Americans who ballot thdork who was u wu- especially in the jority on jcnt is assu j t were very exacting size n 1N6W voucoru ouiu vo tr per yd worth double and our Senator Burrows Cuba case of arried at Lexington to Miss Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fullv for the Anjcrcm Troon -- The Government D d Not Evacuate Iloilo the Mtnation In Order to En birs the sons of 5500 KeDtuckians JOSEPH H C1IOA er8a8 had been said of them nomination will not i every flower of chivalry of un- The senate for a few days but Anffln Saion blood whose ances- the president say this deli fiye generationa nad made the indicate any possibility off iof Virginia and Kentucky historic Wmmm 70 w book over TOO pages hand- oound has just been issued un- j te aoove nue oapi son author It vii embracee the CONDONS Actual To close lads Plainly Silted Full line of Z phyrs Ice and Germantown Yarn ool out all our Winter Goods in the next fiO day we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com parison for goods of equal quality A i baxony ¬ ¬ Embroidery Silks and Materials of all descriptions at cut prices Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20c qnality for 10c per pair The best val¬ ue in Paris Blankets from 39c to 3 50 per pair re duced tii one half of of lorrner prices ¬ -- i - Ferocious CongreRoa Dingleya Coniition Gomez Opposed To Disbanding ¬ ¬ Will V sir Our Squadron Washington Jan 4 Representa tive Dingley passed another comfortable day the slight improvement noted Monday continuing and the attending proclamation to the Cuban army ad- ron of United physicians express great hope that the vising against disbanding until the Capt Barker distinguished patient vrill recover The proceedings at Washington regarding of Lima crisis in the caae is not expected until the pay of the insuigent troops have Sold to the Baltimore Club been completed Thursday or Friday Milwaukee Wis Jan 4 Fred J ii the Senate Barnes who played with the Milwau- ¬ Uxorcii and Suicide Washington Jan 4 The senate kee Western League team for the pas Miniek 111 Jan 4 John Layton Tuesdaf shot and killed his wife and will convene Yednesdav hut will ad three seasons as pitcher and general then piit a bullet in his brain Tht journ for the day out of respect for the utility man has been sold to the Balt more club memory of Senator Morrill raged was the result of jealousy t ¬ Ian 4 Gen Maximo Havana Lima Peru Gomez from his camp 200 miles west- ¬ 4 On Friday ward near Narciso has addressed a will probably ¬ Augusta Ky Jan via Galveston Tex Jan beast killed 12 hog s on next President Pierola sons farm near here pay a visit to the squad- Sam Gordley saw the ui States war ships under it was about four feet now iX Callao the port A number of men hounds are now hot Dtclnrrd Unci Salem Mass Js minate sentence a clared to be unej full bench of the tQn Wednesday Ist this month e and Mies Fannie twice as inach Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c Beet Unbleached cotton 5c Very Inst Percales at 8Jc 10 4 Sheeting 12A and 15c ople of Lex- nounced ied Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs eyesight Given Awai If youiscannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches yJ failing and should have Immediate attention oriji rwtsiripi nnrl pvmIhsspk hsive perfect- enses alwavsj nerfeetlv centred ai -- - - - - riz iiiutpriM sei in i mines or i lie n truest e asiu n v anu co seuueuii v Ui cicai t with the inmost srhtness and e Pirance When both tmmes ana lena H Kowens svstein thev a lwavs mve satisfaction ror tni Hectare nor or men who do not know now ro in inei aides i or noor linnerfect - -ienses and are D iter on wun i in ii erects Buy imperial specraciesoi a rename skimj coeapest iu the eiia age and be - ri -- - - -- I C s H Bo wen who will Luded of each month and inv for which there is Wedm Jan Antonio Texas The Sbarpsburg has ben made captain in 11 be brought to Maysyille remains for the regular army interment Patrick T Sherry a young DemoUse Paris Milling Co s Purity cratic lawyer of Lexington has announced himself as a candidate for the flour for sale by all grocers xntninatiou as representative in the Ask for it Take no other Kentucky Legislature in opposition to William Klair A Good Dinner ¬ ¬ raior Henr 1 Aiieu Clay Whiskey fifty cents per F B McDermotts quart at Sam MENU Baltimore Raw Oysters Consomme MOCK AND TURF NEWS Turf Notes Tommy Burns leads the American jockeys for the year of 1898 having landed 289 winners ut of 983 mounts Burns has been engaged by Ed Simms vt this city at a salary of 5000 per yeer to ride his race h rses this year Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Fresh salt rising bread received daily F B McDekmott A HU SBAND SAYS Before my wife began using Mothers Friend she could hardly get around I do not think she could 11 K without trouble She has used it for two months and it is a great nelp to her She does her housework it now get along without Mothers Friend is an external liniment for expectant mothers to us It gives them duties almost to the hour of confinement It is the one and only prepara- ¬ tion that overcomes morning sickness and nervousness It is the only remedy that relaxes and relieves the Langdons reception flakes cakes and strain It is the only remedy that crackers K B McDekmott makes labor short and delivery easy It is the only remedy that puts the breasts in condition so that swelling We are the peoples friends We reor rising is impossible Dont take pair your linen and pnt neck bands on dicines internally They endanger free Haggard Reed both mother and child ¬ ¬ strength to attend to their household Bine Stocking According to an English magazine the appellation bluestockings originated in the dress of a Benjamin Stillingfleet grandson of the bishop as he used to appear at the parties of Mrs Montague Coffee in Portman square He used to generally wear blue worsted stockings and he Palo Alto Wines was a very amiable and entertaining Everything necessary for this menu man Whenever he was absent from can be found at F B McDermotts new Mrs Montagues evening parties as his conversation was very interesting the grocery tf company used to say We can do nothing without the blue stockings By deLung Irritation grees the assemblies were called blue is the forerunner to consumption Dr stocking clubs and learned people will cure it and Bells blue stockings give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Excessive Coffee- Drinking Twenty five cents at all good druggist The Moors are inveterate coffee drinkNew York Edam pine apple Neufa ers especially the merchants and they sit in their bazaars aud drink continuchatel cheese ously the whole day long It has been Newton Mitchell tf noticed that almost invariably when these coffee drinkers reach the age of 40 Sherry Port and Tokay wiuts fifty or 45 their eyesight begins to fail and by the time they get to be 50 they becents per quart at come blind One is forcibly impressed F B McDermotts by the ncmber of blind men seen about the streets of the city of Fez the capital New Train Service of Morocco and this is invariably attributed to the excessive use of coffee Commencing Monday December 5th New York Ledger che Frankfort Cincinnati Railway The Transformed Pythagorean will make several important cbangeB in Some undergraduates once wished to train service from Paris Train leaving Frankfort at 340 p m play a practical joke upon a man who will run through to Paris arriving at was a disciple of Pythagoras so one day 510 p m making ckne connection for when he was a little sleepy by reason Kentucky Central points of the amount of brandy and soda that A new train will leave Paris at 540 p he had imbibed his friends smeared him m and atiive at Frankfort at 710 p m honey and rolled him in the inThe morning train arriving at 840 am with of a feather bed When the disciple side and leaving at 930 a m will remain as of Pythagoras got up in the morning heretofore All of thes trains will be strictly he looked in the looking glass at himpassenarer train and hereafter freight self and said slowly with a whistle London Figaro Bird by Jove trains will not carry passengers ¬ ¬ ¬ Pine-Tar-Hone- Lettuce Radishes Baked Fish Croquettes of Sweetbreads with Peas Stnngless Beans Mashed Potatoes California Asparagus on Toast Celery Cold Slaw Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cake Apples Banannas Oranges Mixed Nuts Cheese Bents Water Crackers Olives xne person reel mrua iu nis neignDor wno also rises and takes the cover with both hands The first person then raises the heavy cup to his lips with both hands and having sipped of the contents holds it while the friend at his side replaces the cover and takes the cup repeating the same process in turn with his next neighbor Thus both hands being occupied there is no possibility of one friend stabbing another In our time the custom has degenerated and the cover as a rule disappeared Nevertheless if both hands were occupied that would not prevent tongues from wagging later and words are sometimes sharper than swords Phil adelphia Times ¬ ¬ ¬ tf Newton Mitchell ¬ w Low prices on camling for entertain Cheap but pure ment tf Newton Mitchfll Tornadoes And Cyclones Lookout these windstorms will sweep your farm proper tv ff the face of the exrrh aud you will it all unless you have a pohcv in rhn old ami tried Glen Falls of N w Yo-k1000 insurance for five years will only cost you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9nov rf T ohter Smith Agent - - ¬ Sure Cure for Dandruff Fifty or more petrous of Crawford Bros barber shop have lately used the celebrate Cone cure for dandruff with gratifying resuts a sure cure and is recommended by a score of well known Parisians Persons who are troubled with dandruff should get a bottle of Coke from Crawford Bros and try ¬ fMs - - M it once If you desire to improve a good opporti to purchase has demonstrated ten thousand times that it is almost infallible FOR WOMANS y - uWGOT PECULIAR WEAKNESSES ¬ Carpels at a Low ¬ ¬ irregularities and derangements It has become the leading remedy for this class of troubles It exerts a wonderfully healing strength ¬ ening and soothin y influence upon the menstrual organs It cures whites andfalliupofthewomb It stops flooding and relieves sap- - ¬ Call and examine my stock at once I wil you some figures that will please yoi I want the space for my new Spring stock ¬ ¬ It interesting to recall the extraor dinary longevity of the three founderi is IO uk Lived Germans ¬ druggists for 1 RoQUKFQBTfiaagr Edsi and Sealed pineapple Swiss E of the German empire William I was 91 Moltke was also 91 and Bismarck was 83 but indeed all the most illustri ous Germane of the -- r half century Rankewas91 have been long In Curtius was 72 Monsen is 81 The poet Geibel was 70 Wagner was 70 Liszt 75 and the present chancellor is ¬ pressed and painful menstruation For Change of Life it is the best medicine made It is beneficial during pregnancy and helps to bring children into homes barren for years It invigorates stimu ¬ lates strengthens the whole sys ¬ tem This groat remedy is offered Wkjr wi 1 to all aSiioted woman any woman suffer acother minute with oertain relief within reaobf Wine of Oardui only ousts 100 par bottle at youv drag rtW For adrioe in cas r jouwvhjj special giving symptoms direction adarB Lodiai Advisory Department th The Chattanooga Jledtoine Co Chat ¬ tanooga Tonn rMv wife used Wine of Cardul at homo for lilllflj ef tha womb and It entirely urea hr V j K J T HINT0N J W HHTH Gameon 8C says Room Wood Mantels furnished coi Undertaking in all its branc Mouldings your old furniture to be re- Embalming scientifically att Send me Elegant line of Pictures and ¬ paired Yoor furniture moved by experienced bands CARRIAGES FOR HIRE and tnat ne ucnoiaN uas rvruwc of treason brewing among deOomeron ana certain associates against the king Chapter VI Led by Nicholas dAurlac g oes by night to where de Gomeron s sta ¬ Standing beside a broken pane tioned they hear something of the outline cf a plot gainst the king Burning with revenge Nicholas fires through the window at de Gomeron but misses his mark Chapter VH The two men fly for their Ives and think themeselves almost beyond pursuit when they come suddenly face to face with Biron one of the traitors to the ling whom dAuriac cuts down and with e Gomeron who makes short work of Nicholas dAuriac escapes Chapter VIII He comes to Rouvres here Jacques by previous arrangement Had prepared to have him received from there he goes direct to Paris Chapter IX DAuriac takes up lodgings la Paris and lays what he knows of the treachery in the army and among the no Vies before Sully master general of the ordnance who advises him to keep himself as much confined as possible Chapter X Calling on de Belin a friend ving in Paris the chevalier secures from him a servant named Ravaillac whom de Helin had won from dAyen at dice to temporarily take the place of Jacques He Ir arns marriage of dAyen and Madame de iA Bidache is to take place in a fortnight Pe Belin is to be dAyens sponsor Chapter XI Maitre Palin appears in Paris in attendance upon Madame de la Bidache comes to see dAuriac and outlines to him a plan for the madames escape into Switzerland DAuriac crosses the river meets dAyen who throws him his glove which almost forces him into a duel on the spot Forced by the danger to himself of such a disturbance on the street he flees eluding the guards only by plurg- lias into the river and swimming to his own sTon ¬ ant and then he must needs tell the story of our little adventure at which there was much- laughter and it was easj to see that the marshal and Zamet had no friends in the Due de Dourdon - 1 nais Come gentlemen said de Delin if we delay longer we shall miss the cinque pace one health round and let us start As he spoke a number of long necked Chapter XII DAuriac has hi3 suspicions aroused concerning his new servant Rav- laillac Later he witnesses a meeting of the servant and de Gomeron DAuriac there upon returns him to his former service un Ider de Belin side CHAPTER XII Continued 1 determined therefore to go up to rny room and await de Delhis coming md on my opening the door of my sit- ingiroon saw to my surprise a man apparently dozing hi my armchair The noise of mv entrance awoke him He jumped up and I recognized my friend Belin what good wind has blown sou here Dut how did you come in IT here is no one in the house There was when I came in my Friend Do you know and he looked me in the face vou have made a less of things You know already Delin I have ust been to see vou about it The hole affair was forced on me Partly It was lucky I was there nd sober enousrh to think of cutting be cord of the lamp You vanished T thought you would and I have en attending to vour affairs ever Anv other man would have ice then n laid by the heels ere this but the rs fought for you Any other man who had not friend you Lisois Dut do you really lean that I am safe from arrest I think so from any court under te edicts of Dlois but I had a devil a dance My dear fellow let that rest All it you have to do now is to come with lis afternoon put your case to the Jird I lay a hundred crowns to a You have been goodness itself pagne were brought to us Holding his glass high above his head de Delin called out Gentlemen the king The toast was drunk with a cheer in which my voice alone was still but I joined with the others in shivering my glass in fragments on the white marble of the floor and then a gay laughing crowd we took horse for the Louvre As we approached the sight before us was gay beyond description All the good commons of Paris had thronged to see the court reopen and to catch a glimpse and perhaps a wave of the hand from the king whom they now loved with their whole hearts They came all in their gayest and as the cheerful crowd swayed backward and forward beyond the long line of guards that kept the entrance to the palace free it was for all the world like a bank of flowers siirrcd by the wind Absorbed as I was in my own troubles I could not restrain a feeling of pride that rose within me at the scene Down through that roaring crowd that cheered them again and again as they passed it was as if all the old historic names of France had gathered to do honor to the day And I felt too as I looked at the endless sea of heads that this was no longer a France at mur ¬ derous war with itself but a united and powerful nation that was being led onward to its destiny by the strong hand of a man who had quenched a fratricidal struggle and for the mo- ¬ ment I forgot how small he could be who was yet so great The throng was so thick that for a time we were unable to gain a passage and were compelled to go at a walking pace and Delin reining in his fretting beast exclaimed Faith tis the largest gathering I have ever seen All France is here to day said de Valryn There go dOssat and his em ¬ inence fresh from the quirinal Dv this time I had collected mvself in some degree and began to try and rapidly rehearse in my mind what I should say when 1 came face to face wih the king but I am not ashamed to confess that at each attempt I found myself getting more and more hopeless- ¬ ly confused and finally dropping the effort determined to let the occasion find its own words At last wc were on the stairway and in twenty minutes had entered the great hall which Henrj- had built himself and which was known as the Galerie dApollon Except for the vacant space around the still empty throne the full length of its seventy yards was almost as much crowded as the hall below but here the music was - glasses filled with the wine of cham ¬ HE WAS PRESSING THE TIPS OF HER FINGERS TO HIS LIPS his friend I was again alone and re ¬ signed myself to patience when a voice seemed to whisper over my shoulder If M le Chevalier will kindl survey the other side of the room perhaps he will be equally interested I turned round sharply There was no one whom I could recognize as the person who had addressed me On the other hand however I blessed him in my heart for not ten feet away was madame radiant and beautiful with Palin bv her side and M dAven with his arm in a silken sling bowing before her He was pressing the tips of her fingers to his lips when our eyes met and drawing away her hand she made a half movement toward me J was by her side in a moment and as we shook hands she said with a smile So we have met again chevalier In the Louvre above all places this with a slight rising of color I thought I had missed you I was looking for you everywhere and had given you up Of course 1 knew you were in Paris Dut the Due Yarenne was too distant a land to journey to Come she add ed as I began to protest give me your arm and take me there she in ¬ dicated the upper end of the room the crush is not so great there it is frightful here M dAyen will I knew excuse me Here dAyen who stood glaring at me and biting the red feath ers in his hat which he held in his hand I was in hopes that mainterposed dame would give me the pleasure he began Another day perhaps baron I cut I trust I added in rudely enough your arm does in a kinder tone that not incommode you It will heal soon he said in a thick voice and turned away abruptly He is very angry madame said fol- ¬ lowing him with her eyes ThatwillhealtooI hope this way is easiest I think and I moved onward with my charge still however keeping an eye on the door of the cabinet And now as we made our way slowlj toward the upper end of the room I be- ¬ gan to get tongue tied and madame ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ from Omaha and Kansas City for St Louis was derailed about on mile westJ of this city about 380 am The en there gineer and fireman jumped as the en- ¬ Dr Castillo will accompany Gen Wood to Washington representing the gine struck a bowlder on the track but British interests in Santiago to lay the machine rolled over on them and into the Missouri river All the cars these matters before the president with the exception of the rear Pullman Jen Woods work here is now more thoroughly appreciated by the Cubans left the tracks away from the river anc Unreasonable No passenger ran into the bluff A clergyman was in his library one C N WILCOXON IS INDICTED were hurt day preparing his Sabbath discourse He paused frequentlj- - to review what Senator Davis Renominated he had written and would often ersc Charged Before the United States Grand St Paul Minn Jan 5 The repub Jurjr of Springfield III for Lilns the a word or sentence and substitute an- ¬ lican members of the two houses ofth Mails for Fraudulent Purpases son who other and his legislature met in caucus Wednes was watching him asked Papa does Springfield 111 5 Jan The night to nominate a successor to Cil God tell you what to preach Cer United States grand jury Wednesday man K Davis chairman of the sen tainly my son was the reply Then queried indicted C N Wilcoxon of Decatur foreign relations committee and Arm why do you scratch it out for using the mails for fraudulent pur-¬ ican peace commissioner at Paris Ti the little observer Troy Times poses Wilcoxon was formerly super- caucus was entirely a formal affaii Precautionary Ve will now teckiup intendent ot a street railway line in there being no opposition and the n Rev Shinbone er collection fow de benefit ob de wid Muncie Ind It is charged that Wil- ¬ publicans having a majority of 90 on coxon secured a position with the De- ¬ joint ballot in the legislature ers an orphans ob de congregation and as Drudder Erastus- passes down de catur street railway by a fraudulent Grip Kp denote in C ncinnati aisle wif his bans tied behind him vo use of the mails that he had Cincinnati Jan 5 The grip epi- ¬ will kindly drap yo money in de basket letter heads printed bearing the demic in Cincinnati is bursting all what is tied to his chest Boston Her name of a mythical company the ald Traction Co of Richmond bounds and is more widely on the ram ¬ Ind and wrote to Ferguson offering page than ever It is estimated that How She Knew one fourth of the population is rkum May Dather a morose sort of mac him a position with that company Ferguson resigned his Decatur posi- bered among the victims of the epi- ¬ isnt he demic In almost every housethold Madge Yes but his hearts in the tion and was succeeded by Wilcoxon Upon going to Richmond Ferguson there is at least one sufferer from gip right place How do you know that and in many cases whole familit found that no such company existed He told me last night thatl was In arc ill Lver Held fur Murder sole possession of it Puck Tramp and Money Gone Spklngfield 111 Jan 5 DevelopThmjof Indeed Great Denver Col Jan 5 A K Wallil ments since the finding of the body of That luminous paint is a splendid Mrs Lucretia Kent at her home Sun a farmer living near Drighton Coll invention What do they use it for has been robbed of ST 000 which he h We paint the baby so we can give day night have led to the suspicion in a bureau drawer Herman Matsoi him a drink in the night without light that the woman was murdered and a tramp to wnom wains nau gnvel John Fuchs said to have been her lov ¬ ing the gas Tit Bns shelter has disappeared and is su er is locked up in jail pending an in ¬ A Scarce Article pected of having taken the money by the officers Bridget I told you five times to vestigation Mauser 1 II s uil have muffins for breakfast Havent Scott h nap on Springfield Mas Jan 5 Tiie you any intellect New York Jan 5 Miss Olive Far No mum theres none in the house rington Sampson datighterof Dr Adm Mauser rifles stored in the United Drooklvn Life States arrcor3r in this city were sold W T Sampson and Henry Harrison The prices ranged froi Impedimenta to Thrift Scott of San Francisco were married Wednesday 280 for guns bevond repair to SI If a man gets a dollar ready to put in the Congregational church in Glen away for a rainy day he meets two peo N J Wednesda night Rev Fnnk J those in firt clats condition Tj ple selling tickets to amateur shows Goodwin officiating munition was withdrawn fica ti when on his way to the bank to deposi A SCI h In ep lii j l Mi Ci oi Iepomtent Man it Atchison Globe I ILNKFOfcyJan 5 Attgusl Joseph Abra Ashland Ky Jan The Reason to JufcWfrT ii servee The A nnar rnmmi ft He Why were they married in such ham WednesciA suicide usta telephone exehu nge was incol haste She Each suspected the other poratcd by fche sesrei ry o statbij desire to back out Jiuvshootincr head Dad health five-year-o- ld nalnienw Some have been farmers who cwn farms along or near the canal and not a few have been born and lived all all their lives on a canalboat Perhaps one of the most unusual cases is that of a well educated man who was formerly a Methodist minister but is now and has been for several years living with his family on one of these boats and driving mules for a living The majority however are rough and ignorant and the proverbial swearing is to be heard in its most repulsive forms One notices frequently a lame cr crippled man in charge of a boat since this is one of the few positions in which a maimed person is able to earn a livelihood A canalmans family if he has one lives with him on the boat during the open season and the rest of the year some live on little plots of ground often too small to be called farms or perhaps they may live in one of the larger towns near by Ethel Delle Appel in Godeys Magazine ¬ plunge the pro a blaze which vW vince into insurrection It is generally admitted that if 1000 men were sudden ¬ ly discharged from the public works such action would probably cause a re- ¬ volt which it would be hard to quell Maj Gen John R Brooke the governor-general of Cuba is apparent ignoring Gen Leonard Wood in com- ¬ mand here and is cabling direct to his subordinates He has ordered the act- ¬ ing collector of customs to bank no money and the commanding general of the province has ordered the post office to close several minor offices in¬ cluding Songo and Bayamo practically shutting off the mail of the regiments rel whereupon he drew a revolvei tempted to shoot her ID brought her husband to her si del while he was asking the cause of trouble the man shot him in the fc head He then turned his revolv upon himself bending a bullet through his lungs Smith will probably recover His assailant who is without question a a verv 4cou nigra lunatic will die Jan 5 Missouri Pacific passenger train No 10 Mo Jefferson City Engineer and Fireman Killed ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ Kieh-mond-Eat- on ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - become c L ilBON NEWS FARIS KY PRnt Wished 1881 F5 PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OB SERVED BY S M Wi peat Paris Ky as NO 124 fnoN PRICES 00 in Advance Six mouths I 81 W RE- CANT EVEN GET A iCN FREE OF CHAKGK fecks Money JeroCHAMP S MILLKK Orders Htc jk for Paris Milling au giuucis ty uour Insist on having Purity te H Landman will be at the rindsor Tuesday vcinnati doctor says there are fcaises of the grippe in that city low unlawful to kill quail or for to have same in bis possession large hree hanging lamps Sale One anthracite Apply to 2t berv lasquerade at the rink last night eat success A large crowd of 5rs was present a former Parisian fow lives in Lexington is one of rners of a valuable asphalt mine lowan county lST--Blu- Hardimn Hill Top GuHRbTbeld Wednesday and yesterday at Alfred Clays midway between Paris and Winchester was attended by a large crowd of wiug shots from Bourbon and fiom neighboring target cities The eveuts Wednesday were postponed on on account of high wind In the first ftrnTit fivft ornvPH John Will a Sidney Clay and T H Clay Jr di vided first inoney on clean scores Second event 10 crows J Q Ward and H B Clay got first money on nine crows each The third event 15 crows was won bv T H Clay with 13 crows On account of the cold and disagreeable weather the attendance yesterday was not as large as on Wednesday The forenoon was devoted to target shooting six eyents being decided W W Steele and D D Smith scoring the highest averages The match for the Crow championship be- ¬ gan at noon with elevtn entries at twentv five birds George Williams May and Thomas Henry Clay Jr tied with a clean score In the shoot off at ten birds the former won killing nine the latter killing eight The trophy of fered by the Club for this event was a handsome cup Harvey Chenault of Richmond finished second in the championship event only missing one bird The success of the tournament is due to the efforts and management of G W Clay T H Clay Jr and Alfred Clay ¬ ¬ Tflfe Thir Tment of the THE NEWS MAN- - White Suli elected Qi vice versa si Notes Hastily Jotted On Thrf Streets At The Depots In The Hotel fcobbies And Elsewhere Miss Tillie Toolen isvisipnginW11 Saturday tht went dowi raising his and eonnd r4 - chester Miss Cora Wilcox is vising Wells in thj friends baptize yoi v jar - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A Rape Fiend Arrested e le a burly negro fiend who is charged with criminally asladies watch enamel d girl in Frauk Cos store and A T saulting a little Finder please Montgomery county was arrested Tuesresidence day near Ruddles Mills by Constable It he News office Plummer of Millersburg and was K Marshall formerly of taken to Millersburg and locked up in Ibut recently of Harrodsburg the cage Madison was taken Wednes the pistorate of the morning to Mt Sterling for trial and kan church of Bowl- it is likely that he will be hanged for his crime Governor Bradley offered a reward of ruey urauuuu wbib 100 Wednesday morning for the arrest t Friday night at the Riley of Madison ku Francisco A telegram from Mt Sterling says rratulated by leading reinstatement in turf that a constant stream of visitors has visited the Mason home where the little child lies hovering between life and rs court yesterday John death Threats of lynching Madison to the charge ot have made and crowds hung around the ruiltj 1 ITT uraruner 8 eiaugmer jail all day Wednesday but Jailer Sledd lt Baling a hide He was held says he is determined to protect Madison lit coart Officer Hill found at all hazards Madison strongly proin Montagues house tests his innocence ¬ four-year-ol- Pressley Madison ¬ 1 v I 1 1- ¬ following appeared Wed Letter From Admiral Dewey nesday iu the Court of Appeals report McClintock vs Bourbon County Agri The following autograph letter was cultural Society Bourbon agreed state- - received yesterday acknowledging the tent filed and motion to docket and ad- - receipt of some dialect verses entitled motion heard and sustained How Yo Feel Jes Now which were dedicated to Admiral Dewey and pub- TflonoH no nrneiHi notice has been i j l r f unH frVlA W in t nitnri N employes here llOUUU IU Li lO UUUIOTIUC i CO auu iuv received by the L Bourbon News aDout October 14th the five per cent cnt iu their wages is Flagship Olympia N Co tok frestored In 1893 the L off ten per cent of the wages paid their Manila P I November 30 1898 employes promising to restore the same when hard times eiised up On July 1 Walter Champ Esq Editor Bourbon News 1898 five per cent ot the cut was restor Bear Sir I have much pleasure in ed and on the 1st of January the other acknowledging the receipt ot yonr note of Oct 14 enclosing some of your dia five per cent Was added lect verses I thank you heartily for both The At the sale Tuesday by Auctioneer orsytne of the personal property be- - verses have diverted me very much in a where amusements are rare and longing to the estate of Mrs Margaret place in abundance work rilson horses sold from 30 to 50 Wishing for you continued success in wr 25 to 3u IS steer calves 20 your own field I am Very Truly ich 11 steer calves 24 each 6 heifer George Dewey J1425 each sows 8 to 12shotes head sow and pigs 1725 26 A Story of Names 5 60 per bead sheep corn The Danville Advocates discovery of barrel in crib corn 140 Der ild buggy 35 carriage 125 teachers Sparrow Duck and Crow has The Cynthiana Dem100 other personal property started others ocrat says that at Washington and Lee University the close ot a session found Fresh Meal but two graduates who received the A B degree One was Bugg and the oher ranged for corn at Spears Sons was Bair The Richmond Register says rOffice near L N Freight Depot in that city a Hogg and a Pigg were taught by a Cobb and the Sharpsburg Read This This village World rises to remark Persons wishing to enter the contest contains two hotels One is the Wood for the diamond ring will please bring House and the other is the Ware in their work before the 12th or as soon House To add another paragraph to the after as possible N story The News notes that the L Mrs Nannie Brown railroads excellent and popular ageni is Misome Home Bought F B Carr whose name is in harmony with railroad business DMAS yesterday sold his me on the corner of Twelth January Weather Predictions leer in this city to Mr ai d G Clay of near this city Rev Ill Hicks says During the Merre price The sum is about cury period irom 8m to 9th stormy d dollars weather may be expected the roughest storms biing about the lith to the 13th Sehoo News and 15th to 19th The phncnenou at these times will have a wide range in rRDAY the 14th inst will character as well as exteDt thunder pay day for the lightuiug and rains occurring southward ty after- teachers Iu the sleet aud m ot the same davs an Association turuiug to destructive storm sending in white teaciers will be held at the suowstorms in northward mnty Supt in tendents office A full disastrous blizzards- and coid waves Then th change to warmer v iih raiu ttendauce is requested and snow on 24th to 28th followed b cold wave which will moderate from Burglars at Work 27th to 3lst during which raiu may b rESDAY night burglars effect- d an expected tir Entrance into Claries Clendenins rei- Kd Tiptons Near Venture lence and btole tv a bucket of lard and other thing They failed to Ed Tipton formerly of this city who Lcllvaines hous but has made a splendid success as turfman from tha iee ohet and secretary and manager of race Fcarried away J M meetings hasbought a half interest in the large sale business of W B Fasi rk and ClAeland The The t 1 Vi 1 j I ¬ ¬ ¬ - - - cks Alexander pent Wed nesday in Lexington Wednes Mr J Salingerof Georgetown was L DreilinJ in the city yesterday and sent Chas Shea has returned to Cincin- - selling a nati to resume his art studies John Mrs C Alexander went o Coving horse s ton Wednesday for a short stav Burley Wtdner for trial Miss Blanche Hudson left dav for short visit in LoniflviHe the stole Mrs Ed Paton and dan rhter Miss for sevei rested bJ Effie were in Lexington Wei nesday Dr F M Faries and f imily ar- rived last night from Middleto m Ohio MVn 7nol rnnnpll bns rpttumed tO A NI Lexington after a visit to he niother somelyl Mrs John Carr der tl Miss Esther Margolen has returned Thomi to Cincinnati to study music af er spend - names of fari ing the holidays at home tl return- Miss Matilda Alexander h ed to boarding school at CincinDati after mix tors a Christmas visit at home nai Miss Georgia Bostain 1 returned Wednesday to Cincinnati to rejshme her art studies after spending the 1 holidays I at home Bni who Misses Amelia and JSue Cjlay have been at home from school at Baltimore to spend the holidays I eturned Wednesday to Baltimore Mr Morris Kohlman th e clever manager of the Louisville sttye is recov- ¬ ering from a dangerous illnesb f ty- N- Dhoid fever at the Hotel Windsor Mrs J Frank Clay entertained the wreciT Married Ladies Eucre Club yesterday have Deen c afternoon The same club will be en- Minnie Schooler tertained by Miss Lucy Colville Wed Mr Ernest LongrnS needay afternoon Trapp two popular young Mr and Mrs E C Long and ington whose wedding was children who have been living in Cali- to occur in February were ma fornia for the past three years returned Tuesday in Louisville where Miss Trapl to Paris Tuesday accompanied by Mr was making a visit The young people Longs mother and they are being decided not to wait until February warmlv welcomed by many friends Mrs Lola Small Jackson daughter Sam Small eloped Tuesday Messrs C F Clay Jr Ed Hutch of Rev craft Oakford Hiuton Chas McMillan from Macon Ga with Cap W J W M Hintou Jr John Spears Frank Hardee late of Rev Smalls regimen Collins Henry Lilleston and Hume Mrs Jackson has been divorced twice Payne of this city attended a ball at and has been on the stage It is said Winchester Tueada7 night that Hardee has a wife in New Orleans In Winchester last night Mr Steve A Campton couple who eloped to Swift gave a party in honor of Miss Ad- Menifee county to wed traveled two elaide Garner and her guest Miss Lucy nights on horseback during the cold Lowry of this city Messrs John Wil- ¬ epeli last week The man who had no Dorsey Ray Will and Orkford overcoat had his hands and feet so liams HiDton and Ed Hutchcraft of this city badly frozen that he is unable to leave were among the guests in attendance his bed The girl who was just fifteen Mr David Depue and Mr Law- made the trip without injury rence of Robinson Utah who have Miss Sarah Peters Johnson second been yisiting at Mr Horace Millers daughter of Col Thomas Johnson Johnleft Sunday for a short trip in the East son of Mt Sterling and James Morgan Thew will return to Utah next week Hutton of Avondale Cincinnati were with Mrs Depne accompanied by Miss married Wednesday evening at seven Emily Miller who will spend several oclock at the home of the bride The marriage was a very quiet and exclumonths with the latter sive affair only W E Hutton the fathMens and Boys overcoats at er and Misses Mary and Elizabeth Hut cost Come and see for your- - ton sisters of the groom and a very ftw Cos clothiers close relatives and friends of the bride selves at Price We need the cash being in attendance The bride has a wide circle of friends in this and other A Bourbon Boy Shot states The groom is a well known and A telegram Tuesday from Angola popular business man of Cinciunati At lud stated that Graham Kerr son of ter the ceremony the couple left over the C O for an extended trip east W H Kerr of North Middletown had Mr Wm Blakemore a prominent bus been accidentally shot and dangerously wounded His brother Clarence Kerr iness man of Chicago and Miss Mamie went to Angola Wednesday and tele- ¬ Neeley youngest daughter of the late graphed back to his mother that there Jeseph Neely were united in marriage were hopes of his brothers recovery Tuesday afternoon in a beautiful home Graham Kerr was a tine young boy wedding at he residence o Duncan twenty years old who was attending avenue of Mr Robt J Neely brother of the bride Daylight was excluded f iom school in Angola the hoHse an the rooms which were The Wind And The Wires decked with flowers and mistletoe were illuminated with electric lights Miss The heavy wind Wednesday afternoon Neely who was very lovely in a weeblew several electric light wires across ding gowp of Paris muslin carrying a the telephone wires of the local exehange single American Beauty received the chatted burning out a number of phones and wedding guests andceremony with them when the until time for the causing great confuson of the service groom met her nnder the mistletoe The lines are all in working order today where Rey E H Rutherford performed Mr and Mrs One of the electric light wires broke and the beautiful ceremony N train on the 3 40 L blew half across Seventh street in front Blakemore left home iu Chicago followfor their future of the city school and remained in that ed by the best wishes of a large circle of dangerous poitiou for several hour friends sputtering and throvvi ig out sparks It is remarkable th ir the live wire did kill somebody The country litm Oitwa m Paris Winchester have b en completed and connected with th Paris exchange The landed estate of the late Thomas Woodford will te rente i publicly at the Uunthers fiue candies for sale for court bouse door in Paris on Christmas SATURDAY JANUARY 28 1899 Newton Mitchell tf at two oclock p m to the highest ad best bidders Said land will be rented in nine parcels and is now rented by W E Simins Junins D Stone attJBby Woodford as Super-indenPosition by March 1st Capable of attending BridB Steele J D Ockerman B F on a farm M Woodford and Dr to all business First class references Walls land is allJ in grass excepting thirThe Address ty acres at Spears Mill occupied by Or Jos M Wright of this J M Woodford A part part will be Paris Ky for corn for tobacco and a rented the same time and place I will rent At the Woodford warehouse at Spears I Mil and sell the metal roofing recently removed from said warehouse For anjy information concerning these A first class power Grinding Mill standard make will grind 60 to 75 bar nrooeciBS aoaress me at rans or isorcn ar pnrn tier V WltU 10 JOT8e MidcUPwn CLAUDE M THOMAS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ in Lexington Mrs G B mane of run dura bili v unite are scientifically fitlx arp tier feet Never hiivf tv Yon will iret noorlv adjusted snec hiiv uliiKsPstliiin with either or tlicsi dealer and tlu y will last longer without oar store on the second and la st TnursdaJ all to call and have their eyes examined charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money reii W have ongajred the services of J f3kfab -- erXext visit -- Thursday January 12N 18119 - ¬ FASHIONABLE T AIXjOIRIiTQWE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF ¬ mum m mm FOR FALL AND WINTER uiropjEi Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Centre Kentuc We ask you to give iih a ct quality and style are considered ¬ JFlJE MBUriuVT TMIOKK S E TIPTON Cutter A PKESTIDIGIT ¬ ¬ ould UHvr work such a ra formation on your soiled shii and cuffs as oui ite laucdi methods are d tmg all th time can presto change ou a grim v shirt froi or soiled linn of any kindo complet wan od pure washing materials ai -skill th ir ali the wiivhcraft hdve used np-to-- d riFMK IEHW IFUII Hie Bourhon St am Laundr W M HINTON JR Tf lenbo ie No 4 ii BRO Proprietory r WJL2TrT ¬ Watt is 3 t u ceme ¬ FOR MY NEW YEAR 8 AI BARGAINS FOK SALE IS GRCE iver GEO n AUIS KY soul g- - FIIDAY JANUARY LUCi LY SPIDERS ru CO wculi Mnj when we inknown put our le Miss sar I lias Lnwriel s Good Lack in llattle Urol t uk lit Good ltn le JcHfiern increasing MiTrnH leal of the Monl w Law Driving Game Birds tivit the Ue John D Koeki Uons carries a pi A new port It seems likely that the New Yori there hud popularity ii i bonheur has sprung intoEngland and every fah- sportsmen who travel long distance She forgot ionable you woman will soon be for their fox hunting will find at ae would see v raring a ueky spider Maj Law- - early day a more convenient fidd of op Lard She rie the Sou There are lerself at oid lor mm an hero who made a rec- erations nearer home elf by reckless daring in great many more foxes in Connecticut the rt l lit w r and eame through wth- - at present than Connecticut Lvay from out a cratc h is responsible for the can take care of and a few hunters outsiders a white new fad A few days before the battld will be very cordially received A few ler naiin- of Atbara t did not a small spi he major discovered that years ago foxes were practically ex le nouse the ventilatl er had made its home in tinct in this state Under the stimu the un the helmet or of his helmet When lus of a bounty of two dollars a head hid pak evening th was laid aside in the the animals practically dis ppeared spider sallied out cap- - and about 20 years ao the bounty was lid not lured a fly two and then retired un- - repealed Hut there were evidently a lr untu til the next few foxes left who took ad vintage of Then ed chap wi night Being a h no nerves the maior de- - the legislative action to rear large famface eided not t disturb his truest Svm- - ilies d but pathy yblthe lls dldn t fjna a place It was rot until about four years ago in a militaiL character So the major that they made their presence felt in dark and the Pder went into the fijrht at any unpleasant way At that time still T Atbara then I times mnn ey were near destruction banters began to notice strange tracks nerable but they came out upon the snow which bore a suspicious tnd I unharmed and the spider ate an extra k semblance to fox trails and an occa hout y or two that night h wayofcele- sional missing chicken from poul lyou bration th major says At Umdurman try yards made the farmers the prick up I itid the two fr ends were once more in the their ears and by the depredators p for thick of t le fray but they evidently egan to be seen and proved to be very die bore charj led lives and their caina- - fine specimens of both red and gray ¬ ¬ given him when hi Of all New York bus Yandepbilt is sensitive to criticisi icism in print A prived Henry Wendb of Mauch Chunk Ha ol He wears four artificial Gen II W Lawtonof is a collector of armv aul lias the signature of sevi of the most famous soldi railroad accident army soft-hear- t- ¬ The London Optician saysl men are usually blue eyed siauces Shakespeare Socrat Hacon Milton Goethe Fran ¬ 11 1 M ten to ij W w impenou- - j clumsily to ner teet at first pausing often he was fly 4 SBBK 1 a m ad- asi sne raui ievah drap my ha id an roun ue house iiUe a brok- ugea ny T jct lets on oat i gns i an mo tractions everv day ouner eaint scasely hole mysef down ter 11 i- - I JS 1 J 1 T ex- - I legging for little Mis Knowing as well as you do dat Miss is poly I reckon youd like p if was to give you dis gumbo little Miss on hay an oats aiiMd for old Charlie fixed her pnild reproachful eye It was Since lie had tasted oats and he that it was unkind to be taunted a preference for gumbo h iro lornr she cried in vinriio If you hasnt had none you its case you teef is wore short haint no sense law complain- ii you member how Jontv ijitlp n poly an dont nevah say a 1 din you walk you look as Nevertheless she stirred up a hot ran make eyes at bran mash and went outside calling lou had ought to Coop eoop Coop Chawlie -p -o--o-p The old horse heard and as if inspired to please her pricked up his ears ¬ Id id a word it had been himself ell sadiy after Aunt Tempy beared then he went stuni- oss the chill sere reaches trying to recall how appe- had been when he was young vv and before hard times h d -- Charlie felt that if anyone npy had told her that very she was too old to play nv more no dancer of hernlayicfcr fin boy after that She lav uuii- still her bed and her cheeks crAv thin Id the lines of pain sank deep around bdls since the day when she lien out of old Homer the tall Ha lined live oak that nvrlrol iH MM j i iiiai was oniy tnree years been almost a grown lady s By ids Nest Miss Byrd was the last of pie and poor run down old Xest was the last of her proper- tie rest had all irone m navi- no es i hjvas - Ii sue balked alone and w her bedioom o le t lie rosea or in wJiich sh am mouth and there was no color am ere about her face except her woc-ful clear shining hazel eyes which u and suffering seemed only to make He onaht The doctors shrnL- thir v w lilt 11 ids when Aunt Tempy spoke about II well although she did crow tough to take a few steps icao- Aunt Tempys arm But even prew to be an old story without g into a longer story and little had to look the sorrowful truth face There was a lone lif and yet she had no prospect taking a step alone She somc- her cheek against her pil- to dream of those old e was a tomboy and used 4 ees and ride old Charlie through the woods and the sunset on the bay that Lv see from her window Ptimf she unndftroit if re oiu times had not bee a - U- ami ii py further than le ami tier - galierv eets eld lie lam- - old car- ol riving- iyrds one of was well and eame charging toward the house at a sort of stiff kneed headlong gallop Aunt Tempy set down the bran bucket and patted her hands together in delight Didnt I tell you how In was eavortin she cried as if still ad¬ Suddenly her dressing little Miss hands dropped apart The old horse had stumbled over a furrow and had fallen For a moment Aunt Tempy stood hall paralyzed with dread yet hoping to see him scramble to his feet lie struggled a moment and then rolled over on his side giving a shrill cry of pain The tears sprang into Aunt Tempys eyes and rolled down her cheeks as she ran to him He did not seem to her a shirking servant now He was her old comrade in the care of little Miss The blood was gushing from a deep wound in his breast where a dry beheaded sapling had pierced him as he fell She tore a great piece from her skirt and pressed it into the wound and knelt beside the old horse holding it in place and sobbing He looked at her as if he knew that she was trying to help him but kept giving long sharp groans that tore their way into her heart To Chawlie good Chawlie she Bo Chawgasped between her sobs lie good Chawlie I caint do nuffin mo faw von case if I dont hole dis whar I got it you gwine to bleed ter def Po Chawlie 1 wisht somebody d come by dat I could holler to I wisht I could git de doctah faw you I nevah see such a lonesome spot wheah nobody An you de some at de right time lies old hawse dat evah lived you was jes a cavortin to please me and now you have to lie hyah wid ony one miserable ole niggah to kyah faw you She broke into fresh sobbing and her eyes were blurred with tears For the first time since the day when little Miss fell out of old Homer Aunt Tempy forgot that she was in the house Little Miss had heard the cry and had lain on her pillows with horror settling upon her like a physical weight until she could scarcely breathe She rang her bell and rang it again and again but Aunt Tempy did not come The anguish of the cry would not leave her eafcs The silence after it was suffocating She pictured Aunt Tempy lying dead outside in the direction of the cry and sometimes she fancied a soft shep approaching her door as if the same mysterious means of death were coming cloe to her She la with with wide open hands clenched and eyes fixed on tit e door Whatever might be coming she did not feel afraid she only w ished that it might come quickly because then perhaps she would know what had happened in the yard And then her sharpened senses caught the souid of groaning She clasped her hands firs in thankfulnesjAsJ then in the bitterest despair JjM ktmpj xvas not dead but they mM Bre Aunt Tempy for days ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ lust have come by some such means Hit before the old woman was a bit of open sand and in it she saw ihe marks of two small slippered feet She plopped and stared at the footprints until she knew that they were real then she began to run kittle Miss has i iz an walked she shouted Shes gwine ter git well fer she has riz an walked1 The bay the beach and the wild windswept lawn seemed full of voices echoing her words Far up the beach toward the doctors house she saw some moving figures black agains t the w hite shell of the road Come Come she shouted waving her arms against the tierce north wind Come Come The creaking gate of liyrds Nest slammed as she passed Her torn and blood stained garments fluttered around her her turban uncoiled ard flew off uncovering her knobby griz ¬ ttle Missspreadout white wings away for it seemed as if she half expectingto grown so pro ounced that rman the maior joined in the celebr it ion and helped catch the I flies is friends supper Then ca ne the departure for heme and aiterl ie packing was done and tne traps lsen 0ff a ail of woe went up from til maior He had sent off his helmet be x without providing his mail irielU wlUl ft raijolls for tii Jong jouri ley ins Drotner omcers say that he w s tremendously cut up about 0l nee and refused to be chaffed cheei fulness into t s tle iwst time I ever went back -- w en a frielwi ouiu 111V 1111 JUi- UIML Ull k iu When ie reached Loudon he sent a telegran to his fiancee but the second thing1 hi was to open his helmet Ii iv in rder to view the corpse of his unraoe lo Ins astonishment he found the helmet occupied by a lively spider and two active baby spiders and the major scandalized his newly- acquired valet by doing a Highland fling from beer delight The spider family now has a safe and elaborate koine and when a few weeks ago the gallant major was married one of the b tides ino t valued presents was a superbly jeweled spider in the form of a porte bonheur and now the window of any London jeweler is enough to care a fly into acute convulsions X raderie ha iiter Omd fr loxes They are very numerous es pecially in New Haven county hunt ers and travelers on the road meeting 1hem all the time The other day a New Haven man f a few hours ¬ returning from a cirive 1 IT iofn I i w foxes during the morning Fox hunting is a sport in which few New Haveners of the present genera tion have indulged Nevertheless the od tmers are beginning to brush up HIS ONLY PRACTICAL J0KE1 their boyhood experiences and are tak ing a shi or two at Reynard and New Haven sportsmen have formed a clun An Old Mans Reminiscence of Oi His Boyhoods Most iuinfi for the express purpose of profiting experiences by the new and rare opportunities thus thrust upon them The apples There are more reasons than one warmth of theand cider and th glowing coal fire why they are making war on the little the old man to grow reminisce beasts There are a large number of placed his slippered fe gray or wolf foxes a species that has der and while a brh hitherto been unknown in this state into his faded eyes whose presence has caused no end of good old times speculation among the sportsmen Once he said ail which arc making rapid inroads upon ¬ reported seeing ten Bismarck Gladstone irehew and Uenan One of the beat puns evermad bv Svdnev Smith on hearing a girl say partridges for patrlard while reading aloud She is At nuned to make D amp of the mn archs said the witty ie Among the- California voluntee were neut to Manila is an officer w terrible mustache which hides hai face Its not fair to fight the H iards with that officer taid D Hes in ambush ail the time Hetty Greens inside pocket ways lined with lucre and she ha available cash at her disposal thJ other woman in the United Stated recently loaned a little wad of 1 000 to the city of New York at two cent interest for three months jKdeon - -- Y Sun MODEST YOUNG ARTISTS Nome Cliifiigo Boy a Who erl Hut Try to Avoid Publicity lolel ilcv- - zled head The doctor and the two men with him caught sight of her and spurred their horses to a gallop In Heavens name the doctor cried as he reined up beside her whats all this blood Come Ole Chawlie she panted has killed hissef a cavortin ter please me but little Miss has riz an walked He was jes a cavortin ter please me but little Miss The men saw that they could learn no more and spurred their horses again leaving her behind She plodded after them half running half walking and Slowly nodding her grizzled head some of the words that little Miss had said came back into her ears giving a variation to her thoughts She stopped a moment and looked up into the infinite blue sky murmuring something over and over to herself Then as if remembering that there still was room for fear she hurried on The doctor eame out to meet her as she labored through the gate That old horse is not fatally hurt he said You and little Miss stopped the losi of blood so quick that I reckon well pull him through and as for liktie Miss her fright has done what no doctor on earth could have done for her1t Im ready to promise you that she v fill be a well girl yet Aunt Tempy stared straight i nfe his eyes making sure that he mea n just what he said and then she hurri d on He turned and followed her and h ai her murmuring to herself 0 ble ru Lawd dis ole niggah is paid for taki- faithful kyah of her Shes mighty fond of ole Chawlie but it was fer de love N Y Outof me she riz an walked ¬ -- ¬ look The Quarrel A man and his wife After going wife walks westward 100 miles they are less than 100 marly yirds apart The explanation s thati they are traveling on shipboard nr that the man goes to one end of St akin ard his wife to the other jlcbe Democrat Levs I Nothing attaacte like the mysterious Nothing satisriVs like the incomprehensible I mentiok these ficU by way of explaining the great satisfaction I saw a gathering of women 0 isplay one evening recently in theyemarks one of their number was making It was something about genealogy she was saying and the pith of her discourse was contained An Explanation in a remark which sne repeated three Litte Dot Mamma I was playj I times with your best tea set while yen wrre Descent said she Idescent is the awav an when you bring it out f q mosit hereditary thing In the world Rnral Gallantry company youll be shocked cause yuIl And all the women aiplauded so vigTailor Made Diana Are there mam rthink one of the cups has a hairin it around here orously that you could ee at once they hunters but it isnt a hair Native No but if you gals slay knew precisely what khe meant Mamma What is it round here long the woodsll soos be Washington Post Its only a crack Cincinnati En i ¬ ¬ to part The man walks eastward his quarrel and agree There is a small body of small artists in Chicago who ha lately come to notice at the Art institute through an exhibition of their works The young artists are boys the eldest but 14 and the youngest not yet nine years old They have organized into a club which they call the Michael Angclo Artists club have obtained a charter elected a president and meet every evening at the home of one of the members to study and improve as best they may without the help and knowl edge of one who has received instruction in the art The beys are mostly foreigners and come from the Max veil street district The president is the eldesi and his is the only name the boys care to give He is Fred Han ley and works down town all day in shop Some of the work done by the boys has met with high praise from Director French and others for the originality of method as well as for the work itself The j-- gather up the lids of tin cans of all sizes and fill them with soft plaster and while it is still soft carve fanciful designs on it with a knife or stick When it has hardened it is stained and varnished and presents a very pretty appearance Some of the plaster work is put on wood One wooden piece wis a cross between the Greek and Roman monumental with something on entireA picture of ly new lines betveen Dewey on an American flag was well executed and highly praised The boys one day called to see Mr French and asked to have some of the work put in eases in the building so that they could bring their parents Mr French and friends to see it complied seeing genius if not readily perfection in the pieces shown The boys are very reticent concerning themThey taik very freely conselves cerning the way they do the work and how some of the ideas are purely original while other parts are copied from magazines but dislike to talk of themselves and where and how they live Chicago Chronicle An Intelligent Horse following ma- - be of interest to The your readers I was on a sheep station on the Laehlan river New South Wales from 1867 lo lstiJ One of our neighbors who bred horses sent some to Sydney for sale a distance of 3C0 miles more or less On arrival one was sold to a Mel bourne man who sent him to Melbourne by sea a voyage in those daj- of five or six days On arrival at Melbourne he was placed in a paddock just outside the city Three days afterward A fortnight after he he was missed appeared on his old station ifHj miles Tom Melbourne as the crow flies London Spectator ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ the quail partridges and other game f these parts They live nearly all the time in swampy ground and have a more accurate knowledge of the haunts of the quail than the most ex perienced sportsmen in the state As matter of fact such game U becom ing wonderfully scarce hereabouts a condition of affairs that is attributed to the activity of the gray foxes It has really become a question of the survival of the birds or of their wily enemies and Connecticut sportsmen do not hesitate in declaring- that the fox must go The farmers too are constantly com plaining If there is nothing better in sight the gray foxes do not scruple o carry away a spare rooster or two and as a result poultry raising in Con necticut is not so profitable i business as it was The number of red loxes has dso increased These live largely in use neios ano destroy a great many field mice and obnoxious grubs and in this way do a large amount of good Unfortunately thev also do a great deal Of harm They do not bother t he game but they are raising havoc with all the ducks and chic kens in the state There was quite a little hunting though it is making no noticeable im ¬ pression upon the pests which are growing more numerous every day This is probably owing to the difficulty No of shooting the nimble beasts trouble is found in starting up a fox but a great deal of difficulty is found iri bagging the game Circumstances are not favorable in this state for the diase and it is altogether problematic whether the foxes started wp by fhe hounds are ever killed The hunters are not able to follow the dogs and have to wait until they make their ap pearance upon the highway or some conspicuous place in the fields Years ago of course Connecticut fox hunters figured out this reappearance to a nicety but the sportsmen of the pres ent day have been taken unawares and do not know so well the tricks of foxes The gray foxes who live chiefly in ihe swamps are not so gamy They aever leave their hiding places an Hut up thus are more easily caught o the present time the hunters do not succeed In diminishing their numbers and it seems likely that the state will have a serious problem on its hands The people are therefore agitating the reimposition of two dollars a head on dead foxes This freed ihe state from the pest once and it is believed that it wll be successful again The be presented before the matter next session of the general assembly There ore thousands of foxes within three miles of New Haven but all sorts u game are becoming scarce and it is thought that unless the state legislature takes a hand the foxes will soon decide which is the fitter to survive i ¬ the recollection 1 1 1 dl - ¬ ¬ ¬ sation several million of them The Irishman stood and laughed at me un- ¬ til greet tears rolled down among the red stubble of his ia e 1 swore as well as a young fellow could swear that I would get even with him I spent all the next day studying out how it could be done and by night I had a plan worked out which I thought so good I had to go out behind the barn where nobody could sec me and have a good laugh over it Afterward I was glad I had the laugh anyway That night 1 stayed up until all in the house had got to bed Then I went and got mothers largest wash- tub sat it at the foot of the stairs and tilled it with water Next I se cured several lengths of stovepipe a scattered them at judicious distj upon the stairs You see the hire slept upstairs So did I for that but then he was always up an more before 1 was and vo of c would come downstaiis first I intended that he should co head firsrt and then cool off in of water to run the farm and I s it prety hard too for the I knew it got away from us is another story As I was hay happened when I lived on a la m had a hired man a great raw boned overgrown Irishman as full ct mad pranks as Pecks bad boy He always playing some trick on m One night he piaced a large thistle ir my bed It was summertime and 1 aud no underclothes on and wheh uxwn on tnat tnistie tliere was a sen attempt a iiuuy thrIt happened when i years old I was Ceu - genius for fun in thai fort for I hue never thing when i was a think mut have ell vs ¬ ¬ 1 1 Every part of the plan was Cu I was confident it work like a charm In fancy 1 cc see the look of astonishment that would jump all over the big Irishmans face when his feet struck the stovepipes on the stairs ajid his head started for the tub of water Then I would have the laugh on him aud I thought of the thistle pricks and the sweetness if re- ¬ venge as I cautiously crept upstair bed It was some time before I could get to sleep I felt so good oj joke I wus about to play on In imagination man sprawling down the stairs1 a wild Indian and 1 fancied1 thought out 1 ¬ he would look w hen he pick up out of the tub of wate like a whale and swearing lki However 1 at length fell as slept the sleep of a tired boy ul denly 1 N Y Sun I Serart tRnxxfuix Outdone - ¬ ¬ ¬ and started off on their own hook followed trying to get ahead of thei and succeeded just n time to land hea first in the tub of water What a racket and the stovepipe How the water flew in ever dj made rection All in the house rushed to stairway to see what 1he matter wa 1 was awakened by soi Fire fire tire always had a horror of burned alive The cry frightcne out of my wits I did not stop to th but sprang out of bed and rushed the stairs My feet struck a stovepijj 1 wildly cryincr l The big Irishman ¬ stuck his head through the open door and seeing me standing shivermjr in hjuitnr wearing a skinned n mildly inquired me darlint Mad Mi quirer cull of em Tommy Mr Fa Natural Deduction Paw what is a bool Jigff Pick Xotj reventable DJ AtvfuJ Waal -- stal t me TH IGOROUS ARGCMEWT IS KY WINTER SHIRT WAISTS Me I DAY JANUARY 6 1899 NOT GOOD AT QUOTATIONS of Be Was Cabled Down for Springing Soniethinle He Didnt Know the CALENDAR FOR 1899 y JANUARY JULY ie JuGR mid Sensible Good KjikIi Recently Issued by the Gov They ernor of Vermont Are Modishly Fashioned Flannel Silk and Co- ¬ lored Velvets Authority Of r INSPLANTING TREES Hon of a Rack and Iloat iully Deaijcned lor Thin Operntion Kf Fthe illustration portrayed herewith his operation is performed in winter hile the ground is frozen ery often desirable to trans- ai- rees vnieii nae ancuu considerable size but it is e to do this either in the fall or for before the roots establish N oc tn thp iipiv cnni hlKins nt As a the tops become lifeless que nee very few large trees are Iplanted If the tree could be re- d from one place tc another with- isturbing- many of its roots by ing the tops the operation would tended with less difficulty rtrv successful way is suggested - Consider- - mmm n Siite b u ted farm It witx row nule good of Agriculture t Uiiv ST ver an flnn Korts of Peace t f aty si OVpr p begii FA I report vl d run or l Larinl IVlncra op tu t looutbel savings iam Pa Fate pi finance tne ouiiae oeiore irot en re being taken net to disturb the roots ir v more than absolutely necessary The amount of earth left will depend upon the size of the trees This is To remain until the ball of earth is frozen hard enough to stand moling Then he apparatus is applied n suggested inc the tree well protected after it eaches its new home The latter place f reception is of course to be prepared before the ground freezes The tree is aunched in tfc same manner as it was aded The size of the arms of the andards must be governed by the eight they must sustain Of course very large trees guy ropes will r ave to be used With smaller ones ittle difficulty will be experienced in ettrasr the roots with their hnll rf irth on to the stone boat Farm and reside i W LACK AND BOAT FOR TREE MOVING jthe earth is removed frotf I - rjrrrrn p i i natfoi iry fgs Uooi EORDEAUX MIXTURE Uie ii aiarei nSton H Jaivas - anrAiles Sirajng 3- - It Ins Proved Quite Effective of Pears of All Kinds hVapPrl -i V t V Bordeaux mixture The spray FOOLISH ECONOMY id be applied three times The time at once after the trees have omed and the next time a few Farmers Who Oppose the Itulldtng of Goml Country Roads Make s thereafter The Seckel pear is a Great Mistake cularly inclined to be imperfect s sprayed but where sprayed the el was smooth and beautiful The The increase in the valuation of the eij ishes on other varieties of pears land is the least reason why we should j be largely removed by spraying improve the roads Pleasure and home frtn to le i llue 4aniy oi me iruit is greatly comforts depend upon our facilities for r i jseu in appie orchards uuversdo getting around Churches and schools wamt r re to go far to see orchards that depend on them Show me a district n r c ot been sprayed knowing that where the roads are all unimproved P - has lJ such IjfiPlj ai t ofOne orchards cannot be and 1 will show you a district that is rJiucr TK spraying is not enough Ircking in moral staudard and children thi orchards since frequent are at a disadvantage to obtain even a tl r if a Int liable to occur at the sea- - common school education Churches of s at nd ar when spraying is done must close their doors during the win e close of blossoming YV VlUcr Cl ter and when summer comes all have yed our peach tres with lost iuterest in ehurch gtung acl win n Io s but the spraying not Why try to increase the products of Thi ting the peach leaf curt the farm and not increase our facilities bv estion whatever that the for delivering them to market hIt IPneoi Mer Pai have a spravin eauio- - costs the farmer more to deliver his Pcceed mrket the linet speci- - products to the railroad than it costs ireens Fruit Grower to ship it lrora there to the city Who would take the contract to haul 100 XHARD AND GARDEN hogs four miles over a bad mud road after a big rain for what it costs to i iiio 1Tarn liiaje u LTUOU i ship them to the city I have seen in rfc uiamiir h for the strawberry bed but the this county four horses attached to a fction is that it contains too manv wagon loaded with less than 1500 id seeds ounds and then it was a sin to have is claimed that a liberal dressi ten we are iiiujei uumee trees --as linear our tnetn out in sucj O1 re in oots f xienJTvil hehHH0111 a coraleled to walk nn lake u7th u indue kH rearing J jiue our norses a tause nu loss covered trees wit the barn needing exercise all beiU bv the road is too bad to take then htewashincof Km7 j i u equal parts wet unto iiiiicijc lie price oi Ja ated patency with water JaiI along a good pike will or 15 i4er acre nmre than UnJ a i I he erearpsTi wwa tuny o v i -- niciMi nt h oust w i eawaj from it ii there ia i m i uuch of thi may be a vol there ever beinc a oike fevering before co mmeucicg 11 to il New Vorker ash the leaves occ - Greens fruit farm we have found he present years expericuce thar s are greatly benefited by spraying The recent message of Gov Smith ol Vermont to the state legislature dealt largely with good roads Their present law he asserted is entire v wronir as over SGO00 are annually collected and then distributed among the towns to be spent by 245 highway commissioner in repairing the roads of their respective towns while not a cent of it goe3 into permanent work or furnishes any lasting benefit to the state The money is spread out so thin that it is practically thrown away The idea of the law was that the smaller towns would receive from the state in the annual distribution more than they had paid as their share of the tax but the increase proves to be too small to be of any material benefit On the contrary the small towns would re ¬ ceive far greater advantages if the tax were used toward building permanent roads and they were connected by them with the railways to which they are obliged to carry their produce Statistics had been prepared by the governor to show the coet of transportation of the products of Vermont from various touiis which lie away from the ine of the railroads tc the railroads as compared with the cost of transrnriing the same article from the ryifoad to market From these sta tistics it appears that on butter lum ber granite lime brick cement and hay the rate is from 250 to 4 per ton by team from the point of production to the railroad while the rate to haul the same articles from the railroad station to the point of consumption is GG per but from 340 down to ton In none of these inst ances does the haul by team exceed 12 miles in none of the instances is the baul by railroad less than HO miles The rates by railroad said the gov ¬ ernor will never in my judgement bp higher so that whatever can be aved by improved roads cut of the cost of teainiirg these product ought to go into tje pocket of the producer of the hay or the butter Or the lumber or gran ¬ ite or whatever is teamed The stand ¬ ard authorities give the saving in cost jf teaming over good roads as compared to ordinary dirt roads to be from 50 to 75 per cent so that there is from 125 to 3 for every ton of freight teamed to go into the pocket of the producer in Vermont if only good roads are made where bad ones now exist The governor therefore urges that the Massachusetts highway law modi fied as required be adopted in Vermont and that the tax of 86000 now annual ly collected for road repairs be turned over to state highway commissioners who shall control its expenditure under the provisions of the law In respect lo cost of hauling by team to the railroads tiie figures given bv Gov Smith show how heavily the farm ers suffer from bad roads not alone in Vermont but in nearlx all states in which similar conditions obtain New Jersey Massachusetts and Xew York are working out a remedy for these evils and the other states cannot do better than act on Gov Smiths surTes tion and follow their examples Good Roads ¬ ¬ French flannel is perhaps the smartest material just now for shirt waists writes a Xew York fashion cor- ¬ respondent The red and green flannel shirt waists are popular for golf and are worn with a golf cape by women who do not care for the little red or green jackets Purple flannel waists are much worn during second mourn ing and are much more comfortable to look at and much better in their effQct than black flannel or black China silk or taffeta Just at present dark red or dark blue or even bright blue flannel waists are being made with a black stripe which bars them and gives them the effect of a plaid These are in very A fine ¬ Why yes William she cheerfully an ¬ get it for you Ill swered vol She came back presently with a t uiime and handed it to him iic- took it up glanced at it and Hung it to the- floor There you go too he snarled Thats the declaration of independence 13y Jove here I came home to he bitterly added Study up the constitution and the wife of uiy bosom triei to palm off the declaration of independence on me Whats gone wrong William she asked he angrily Why this very morning cried I was quoting at length from the constithtion as 1 supposed when a lellow yelled out That aint lh constitution ver- - bright on cold win- ¬ This tcok me aback but I rallied and cried good taste and I mean the declaration of independence ter days Corduroy is still used and Taint that neither he roared What is velveteen is seen in all combinations it then 1 howled Its the Bible he very shrieked Say Jane have we got a Bible in Velveteens in large plaids are Cleveland Plain Dealer rich looking aud seem more the house - He came home in a bad temper Jane he struffly asked have we such a tiling as the constitution ot the United States on th premises SjMTWTFIS 8MTWTPJS 77177 TT i 2 s 4 8 9 1011 12 18 11 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 9 22 23 24 2o 26 27 28 16 29 30 31 23 -- 5i67 7 3 10 17 24 4 5 11 12 18 19 25 25 6 7 7 8 Justa Cough Not worth pay ine attention to you say Perhaps you have had it for weeks Its annoying because you have a constant desire to cough It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is a family failing At first it is a slight cough At last it is a hemorrhace At first it is easy to cure At last extremely difficult 13 14 15 20 21 22 27 28 29 30 31 -- - JpSMEMJAMW 1 AUGUST 4 6 2 S 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 21 22 23 24 25 2 3 5 5 7 8 9 1011 I l 5 12 19 26 26 2728 27 28 293031 MARCH 1 5 6 7 12 13 14 19 20 21 26 27 28 8 15 22 29 30 31 2l 3 4 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8i 9 16 1718 10 11 12 1314 15 16 23 2425 17 18 19 20 21 2223 SEPTEMBER il 2 24 25J26J27 28 29 30 ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ it lat l - ir lfefn PrnZJ 11 ¬ i the boned and fitted waist aforesaid which is reposing in the wardrobe Since the polka dot craze has become BO pronounced one hesitates to mention the popularity of the polka dotted It velvet and velveteen shirt waists seems possible that they cannot hardly survive the oblivion into which polka dotted materials will surely sink if they do not stop thrusting themselves so glaringly upon the retina of the eye that the sight of them will become un endurable Just now however there is nothing much prettier than these selfsame polka dotted shirt waists in brown blue and even gray and green velveteens The polka dots it is need less to say are white Silk shirt waists arc always worn but to speak of silk shirt waists takes us out of the region of the severely tailor made article into fancy waists where tucks and other frivolous and becoming furbelows begin Most of the silk shirt waists in fact one might say all of them are tucked in some manner The very latest tucks are more than tucks They are box plaits less than half an inch wide with about the same distance between them To make a waist of this sort it is necessary to first box plait the silk to be used and then cut out the waist This waist cannot yet be had in even the s martest shops so it is well to have one made by a modiste or at home if one has a very good pattern for the lines are the same as that of the ordi nary waist only there is all this elaborate box plaiting to be done before the silk is cut at all There is a determined effort to make the white linen collar less prominent and the tie more obtrusive The consequence is that one sees shirt waists with a narrow turnover band of white showing about the neck and below that a wide tie going around the neck twice tied with two small bows and wide ends which reach nearly to the waist The ever present polka dot has invaded the ribbon used for these ties and orange or lemon colored ties with black polka dots are to be seen on all sides The orange and lemon seem to be about the most popular but there are ties of every color with polka dots on them Then there are beautiful striped ties of gorgeous hued silks which cost a pretty penny if one indulges in the luxury of buying them at mens furnishing shops but which can be had for about a quarter of the asking price if one looks carefully at the design buys good silk and copies it at home Then there are ties with square -looking ends making the butterfly bow or the bat wing But whatever tic is worn it is customary to cover the collar as much as possible Many of the collars are only narrow turnover bands which fasten to the ties before they are put around the neck Many of the ready made shirt waists come with a collar or stock of the material of which they are male This gives an opportunity to wear all sorts of fancy stocks but is not quite asi much in keeping with a tailor made effect as a narrow band of white about the neck Silk waists invariably have fancy stocks and if they do show a white band above them it is of the finest hem- ¬ stitched or embroidered lawn and has none of the stiffness of linen about it St Txmis Republic ¬ bright and formal than flannel hence may be even May Brine Leprosy to This Country more worn to excuse the absence of It is pointed out that the United States APRIL 1 OCTOBER I Agcrs Cherrn Pectoral quickly conquers 3our little hacking cough There is no doubt about the cure now Doubt comes from neglect For over half a century Ayers Cherry Pectoral has been curing colds and coughs and preventing consumption It cures Consumption also if taken in time Mo K 9 Dr Aoer3 cfitppg Pectoral Plasters over soer togs It gei coggii Shall we send you book on this subject tree soldiers in Hawaii may con tract leprosy there and bring it to this untrv when they return W hile leprosy is much to be dreaded there are a thousand times as many victims to stomach disorders and blood diseases but thre is a cure for them in Hostettei s Stom ach Hitters Other common ailments that the Bitters are a specific tor are malaria fever and ague Sold at all drug stores man who Fmoked 50 cigarettes daily without any parti ular harm resulting th n from 11 ix Is it possible Yes and the only noticeable effect was Chicago Evening the death of the smoker Dix 4 5 6 7 8 1 2l 3 4 5 6 7 9 10111 12 13 14 15 8 91011 12 1314 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 IS 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 28 24 25 26 27 8 1 2 3 ¬ 30 I j j 29303llj ¬ MAY I1 XOVKMKKR I once knew Perfeetly Harmless a young ¬ lj 2 Si 4 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 1011 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 25 24 25 26 27 19 2021 22 23 24 25 loll ¬ 28 29 30 31 ¬ Uj UI1 JUNE 6 7 1 26 27J28 2930 DECEMBER News One of Many Mrs Weeks What business is your hits band engaged in Mrs Meeks He operates in stocks Is he a bull or a bear Both Hes a bull at the stack exchange Chicago livening jid a bear at home News 2 9 3 I I ll 8 2 9 4 11 5 8 10 8 4 5 6 7 1213114 15 16 17 1011 121314 15 M 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 2o 27 28 2 30 21 25 26 27 2S 29 30 31 Very Luw Rates Via the Missouri Texas Railway Kansas Beware of Ointments for Catarrfe That Contain Mercury ¬ ¬ ¬ Semi monthly excursions to the south The greatest opportunity to visit rest Texas the Empire state of the Inion unparalleled as to resources and products and with an fares exceeding all the Eastern and Middle States The statistical reports oi products as compiled by thecommissioners cf 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 turther information descripcive pamphlets and dates of excursions apply to II F Bowsher Dist P A Cincinnati O ¬ The Cornfed Philosopher -- ¬ ¬ said The successful statesman Cornfed Philosopher must be able lo stand a great deal while he is running not to mention the ability to lie at the same time as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smeli and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous Such articles should never be suriact except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is often ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Lure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo O contains no mercury and is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the n nine It is taken internallv and made in Toledo Ohk by F J Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists price 75c per bottle the Halls Family Pills are the best ud Our Medical Department If yoi nae any complaint medical aud Lowell Mass t deire the best advice you can possibly obtain write the doctor freely You will receive a prompt reply without cost Address DK J C AYER ¬ Indianapolis Journal ¬ The Burlington Route has Weekly Tour- ¬ ist Sleeper Excursions personally conducted by a Burlington Route Agent every W ednesday from St Louis and Chicago to t os Angeles and San Francisco The route 18 via Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake City with 98 per cent sunshine throughout the year Ask Ticket Agent or Write for descriptive folder to L W Wakelev Gen eral Passenger Agent St Louis Mo- ¬ ¬ For California Tourists One Way to Try The Impressario Of course yea cant After I was Induced to try 13ASCA- BETS 1 will never be without tbetn in c lioua please everybody a very andry Friend Ko Suppose you give Wagner My liver was in stomach bad shape Now sBca h trouble ached and bad opVra vdth coon songs between the acts Cascarets 1 feel tine My wife has aft 1 Sour Stomach JOS -- Puck m ins them with beneficial results for sour stoning To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Why They Quarreled M but he jus t took Dear me The Brute him for a strong man Krehling Mr 1U21 Congress St fct Lot AI 25c- - druggists refund money if it fails to cure SB Aw V J CANDY mV CATHARTIC The Onion Eater my breath awav Youd nefcilake X Y Journal I Mil kVv i m if III 11 TRADE MARK PEOISTE RED B u Vol Some Still Semi Civilized There is still a demand for about 25000000 Pper collars in the United States each year Xhe paper collar is the connecting link be tween collar ess barbarism and decently at Boston Transcript tired civilization ¬ A LIVLG WITNESS Mrs Hoffman Describes How She Wrote to Mrs Pinkham for Advice and Is Now Well your Vegetable Compound I was a great sufferer I have been sick for months was troubled with severe pain in both sides of abdomen sore feeling in lower part of bow els also suffered with dizziness headache and could not sleep I wrote you a ing my case and 9tFrlh IX W ilnlifJiYtf Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Good Good Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c CURE CONSTIPATION Bnry frntrnprnmr i hicac Montrral he TA I ¬ Labor organizations object to having con- goods placed on the market 1 hey we opposed to prison sells L A W Bulletin ¬ A Dear Mrs Pinkham Before using DA VBHV Sold and pnaranterd by am gists to Tl KK Tobacco Hi SHOOT ft m have found Pisos Cure for Consumption F R Lotz 1305 unfailing medirine Scott St Covington Ky Oct 1 1894 T Winchester imped aHOT 5UN SHELLfi E7 formal- tie Girls should be taught early to beware of man who says his kindness arises from ftherly motive Atchison Globe THE MARKERS Cincinnati Jan 5 3 90 LIVESTOCK Caltlecommon3 0J 4 15 4 60 Select butcher 5 75 q 6 50 CALVES Fair to good lirht 3 5 fc 3 50 HOGS Coarse and heavy 3 50 wkt 6J Mixed packers 3 45 3 55 Light shippers 3 25 g 3 7 SHEEP Choice 4 85 2 40 Uso wMimt fbE JM FOB GtAMPiONSms letter describ- ¬ Namc on a Postal Quo ILLUSTRATED QTAL06U 152 M6 asking your ¬ Xo 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Kye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork FLOUR Winter familv UKAIN Wheat No 2 red new LAMBS POTATOES Lard BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy Per Obi 3 N 1 40 3 40 70 C4 ing me just what to do I w k 55 25 fe 2 60 followed your direc 704 tions and cannot praise your medicine 63 37 4 enough for what it has done for me 29li Many thanks to you for your advice 56 8 75 Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable ComH 34 pound has cured me and I will recom- ¬ 5 374 12 mend it to my friends Mrs Florence 224 E Hoffman 512 Poland St Canton O 4 00 fr ¬ 1 fe advice You replied tell- nchestcb Repeating 180 WtNOfesusAvz NewttMtN ms Conn ¬ all substitutes or imitations readkks of this paper desiring to buy anything its having advertised inuponcolumns should dssist what they ask for refusing 5J 71 CONVENTIONAL DRESS CHICAGO In the Social Season Comfort Is Sac rificed on the Altar of Fashion is a singular development of these Itter days that discomfort is somehow Relieved to be an adjunct of high ciivlli To be comfortable in wide zation shoes low collars loose gowns and durable colors an3 materials is alio a ble in periods of relaxation as in summer vacations but when the work rime begins and the so called social season inaugurated the raiment mast be Tt OATS No 2 FORK Mess LARU Steam NKW YORK CORN FLOUR Winter ratenu GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 3 Chicago spring No 2 3 50 Q 68 36 M 10 15 5 60 3 75 tt 10 27 l Gt 4 CO 364 20 5 623 -- WHEAT No CORN No OATS f FLOUR Winter ratent 2 v u ii kye red mixed 2 a 44 10 44 m Mixed 3JORK IKD Western y y New Mess BALTIMORE CO Tt 10 25 5 50 3 50 77 41 334 7 uv-n- r- i FLOUK--FamiiGRA1N--Famil- 3 25 ¬ t- - - -- asiomtliy passes its most strenuous perioos in an Jantilg L armor which net only lessens its ef- ¬ nexf ur or five venm ficiency but positively hastens its deWillie neeHlr cay and dissolution The extraordinary raising- trees nr- IJIUI1US n iu oiouiau v fallacy that in some inscrutable wry t rrvir cui- ihb S th IHn Jim mtl tun alehrdiiv comfort and a stiff and girded im jiu uairs on tiie sti l s formed as con Jlivafflouif as pos dusty Its bloom ia swe Onnaiir n P npoesKarv to the the emission of good honey It will stan sandde i ervatioo of high social and moral rootomU BbunUt1 fndards ought to be sloughed oil of wet Planted in wet a L th -- St Louis Republic pressions om our modern code it win maid JUt of - I tv i i growth and reseed itself i worn cuu v fnr IkMpt done l fl Lmii lerlcan Roads Af Iniprovinsr tnrow out Avhen the bodv is perfectly comfortable ecu aiioruing a vast at ii iica is a country of nianuothi rt sinrrle hard stiff binding feature pOCr roadL ceilent feed It does not hose workino- fr 11 tl Tr should attach to our every day costume freeze out as dn vi mil o iIlV av refnl and r win luori Tlo- in u -wise and ii Lnd on tne K UU sssoverc Why cannot men and women be reason aimers would do rth notinr wh ll and hi able and independent and learn to adu any y rigvaiP i vh j ii n izi -ur oal mire realities instead of artificial fol- hstands cold we t- rT -- c in Womans in A la sk xvaie upswLi rttr- iti - - 1 t Alaflcc Clover l ValuaJ aj ee ariri fT Alsikv clover is a r crop aid can be groun in mJELV where ordinary red cloVer j W ie girded and tightened protesting but sternly repress Thus the poor body ¬ CATTLLE First ouality LOGS Western INI IANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat llo Corn VMixed o 2 unite Oats R ve No 2 Western SouHernWieat W 7540 frj i 41 X 4 00 3 75 The condition described by Mrs Hoff- ¬ man will appeal to many women yet Is the the world for Chronic ll lots of sick women struggle on with cer oolv sure cure InScrofulous Ult era iiri5 Bone Ulc r their daily tasks disregarding the ewe liter Gangrtne Fever Moreall and ill poiaou never fails Old Horei- urgent warnings until overtaken by Saves exienseItand stifferinp Draws outnerraanent Cure Best salve for AbweMei file Burn Onto actual collapse and all Freih WoundK Bv nmii stfiall c lare Book free AllFX The present Mrs Pinkhams experi-¬ Kk St Paul Minn 1 Sold by MFDK 1E J CO ence in treating female ills is unparal- ¬ CATALOGUES OF THOUSANDS OF leled for years she worked side by side with Mrs Lydia E Pinkham and for SENT FREE SENT FREE sometimes past has had sole charge Iarfreat AMsrtment In he World All kind Including 100 Neir Home of the correspondence department of cf Books forIssued Amusements Beclter children1 Plii s Just Chartde Mis JarleyV W ffrro Plays UiaUcrues her great business treating by letter Plays KPiry Plays Paper- Scenery Plays for Ma Works onlvTableaur VivantMake as many as a hundred thousand ailing Characters Guide to the 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QUENTIN PRISON DARING A SCENE OF HORROR SLAUGHTERING A CRIMINAL BY THE GUILLOTINE IN PARIS A One of the Host Remarkable Cases of Jail Breaking on Record Accomplished by a Feat Which Almost Bordered on the Miraculous It is one thing to catch a thief and it is another thing to hold him Daring a meeting of the chiefs of police of all the larger cities of the United States and Canada which occurred at Milwaukee there were reminiscences of remarkable captures and of escapes which bordered closely upon the miraculous The most remarkable escape from prison that I can recall said William was that of Frank A Pinkerton from the San Quentin prison Steadman But Ill not tell you about it for here is John Glass who caught Steadman and sent him back to San Quentin Chief Glass pinched the brown imperial on his under lip reflectively for a moment before he responded to the looks of inquiry bent upon him by those not familiar with the story The escape to which you refer Pinkerton was made after I seit Steadman to San Quentin and not before I was not the fortunate one to get him after that last wonderful break And to tell the truth I have never taken to myself much credit for taking him the time I did for it was to a considerable degree a matter of good fortune You see we were just at that time keeping our eyes open for a bank robber by the name of Barnes who had gone into one of the banks out there covered the one man who happened to be alone in the place at the time locked hiin up in the vault and then coolly walked out of the bank and out of sight with all the funds he could get his hands on One day a man answering closely the description we had of Barnes step ped off the train at Los Angeles We took him in tow at once but found we did not have the bird we were after However we managed to hold him long enough to find out that he was Frank Steadman who had become no torious even at that time as a successful jail breaker He had four or five escapes from prison in southern Indiana credited to him had got away from Toliet and had still seven years to do at the Illinois prison had also been at San Quentin and had escaped from there with five years unfinished Steadman was a machinist by profession and a burglar by inclination When he was sent back to San Quentin lish his time he was put to work ii other convicts in the engine room las here that an idea came into his h that for absolute daring and fear less was typical of the man He had 2d that every evening at the time ien working in the engine room lined up to be marched away the Inery was stopped at exactly the Eatue moruenT He had observed as well that a window leading to an adjacent roof was not far from the top of the big driving belt of the engine From that jof it was possible to reach the outer li of the prison Beyond the wall freedom He had escaped so many les that his mind i everted again and Fain to the window hjgb up on the all of the engine uum Apparently it ras beyond all possibility of being reached No ladder was to be obtained Had such a thing been even standing in place against the wall to break from the lino and scale it with catlike dexterity although the work of but a few seconds he well knew would be futile possibly fatal Bullets travel fastei than legs and the guards were not bad shots But desperate deeds demand desperate neans Some minds may work with an ingenuity born of despair but Steadmans was of a different caliber His plans were the out growth of steadfast optimism One day there came to him as if by inspiration the thought that the big belt mht be the means of carrying him to liw goal He found that it was impossible to count the revolutions of the driving wheel hut there were lacings in the broad belt which he was able to distinguish as a sort of blur as it passed 11 given point For days and days he lourrWrt and in his cell at night he pent his time in calculations He discovered the exact number cf revolutions the wheel made per minute He learned also by eonstant observation just hfiw many times the belt went round after tl engine was shut down One evening when the line had been formed as usual at the close of the days work and as the big wheel began to lose its momentum suddenly a convict sprang from the line leaped to the belt with outstretched arms grappling both edges of the broad leather He bad calculated well the strength that would be required for the terrific wrench did not loosen his grasp Outward and up ward he swung until he reached the topmost point of the circumference The nicety of his calculation had reaped its reward The belt stopped He leaped to his feet sprang through the window and was gone before convicts or guards had recovered frcm their astonishment He caught up a guards coat and hat dropped from the wall and got away in the dusk of the evening I am inclined to believe that as a mathematical proposition that was about as perfect a piece xf work as any man ever accomplished And did be get away without re- ture some one asked LNo I am almost sorry to say be did answered the Los Angeles chief r that ought by rights to be the de- mient of such a story which corn- so much of daring and cleverness m was taken again in a short work at his old job er that high window belt now Not Ion id nearly ki ¬ ¬ for our motto Something New Al ways Something New Consequently I imagine that the impressions of a woman at the foot of the guillotine would not be commonplace I was present at die performance in the Place de la Do n tte where M de Paris and his assistants officiated in the name of so called justice The horrible spectacle haunts and racks the mind and tends rather to re enforce the partisans of the abolition of capital punishment The horror of the punishment imposed renders a guilty man almost worthy of pity The sight of a human being dragged like a beast to the slaughter house up even to the sinister seesaw ¬ Womans Description of the Shock ins Spectacle That Always Attracts tbe Outcasts of the French Capital After the Faarfal Knife Has FaMen In theso rushing times wemight take 1 ¬ 1 TWIN BROTHERS WILL rTii tKWk 1 ucef he ¬ T2hZ ¬ ¬ I know many people may be astonished that anybody could be moved to pity for the ferocious brute Carrara who transformed his mushroom establishment into a crematory and had no mer cy for the unfortunate young man La marra whom he threw into the fire after having murdered him for the purpose of robbery I know all that and I do not dispute the fact that the Italian was a monster but that is no reason why we should not be disgusted at the spectacle which was presented to our eyes and which I will now endeavor to describe with the impartiality of a simple spectator without resentment or prejudice but with a heart that revolts against a scene that has neither the grandeur nor the majesty of a punishment inflicted but rather exhibits the cowardice and baseness of a vengeance which hides itself from the light of day The execution was fixed for 4 oclock in the morning but from the hour of midnight the neighborhood of the Grande Roquette was swarming with an undulating and mocking crowd Jailbirds murderers footpad and women of the streets assembled there to see as they said the Italian animal short¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ is terrible 1 1 MAKE YOU t 8 kill 0 1105 a i mm t HAPPY if 1 Then come to make your selections of Christie presents We have the largest grandest and TWIN BROTHERS lo prettiest stock of ho i day jroods ever displayed in Pari- - W e are giving goods away youjmight say so lov are we selling them To make room we have decided to sell our immense stock of Do you want to be happy and make alljyour friends happy am p m in m 543 p 1 ¬ ened Journalists were admitted into the narrow space so often described with its five sinister stones and its legendary gas jet which is never lighted except on ¬ I 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I the evening before an execution There in the rain we watched the setting up of that horrible machine which according to the legend Oagliostro showed in a glass of clear water to the terrified Marie Antoinette In the yel low and spectral light of the gas jet that flickered in the wind these preparations were hideous to witness Almost on a level with the ground stands the scaffold with its two arms in the air brandishing the sparkling knife And I a woman in the presence of thTO preparations could not help thinking of the family of the wretch whose head was soon to fall into the basket I KY thought of his little children who were at that moment sleeping soundly somewhere and of his wife equally guilty with him and who as it were pushed her husband into the arms of the executioner as a last resort to save herself What remorse will be hers when they Carrara has suffered tell her abruptly You are a widow his punishment But the day was dawning and the lamps were going out At the windows and even on the roofs numbers of spectators were gathered as if to witness some carnival The sight was heartrending Mounted gendarmes and soldiers gradually came out of the darkness and one might be inclined to rail at such a display of force at tho execution of a wretch paralyzed by fear who ao of in a few moments would appear upon c Fvts the scene tied hand and foot vs Hfc There was some little commotion among the crowd when people began to point at a Chin old man who hobbled about with the gestures of a dancing jack to see if the knife in the brass run CINCINNATI ners was in good working order This FRANK FOUT Pinions- - TEETH EXTRACTI d D H a ve was Dei bier the executioner a ghost RAILWAY 1 OF uVe a tt T aOtt NO with a white beard who adjusted the T Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati et instrument with the indifference of a Of National Importance Ohio NO GAS ELKHORN ROUTE OS grocer weighing his goods Suddenly Will be at the Windsor Hotel Parib A ai triple applicatiolB there was profound silence the rain tvS Y VS Yj was over heads were uncovered and yjuiy uy jun muu auKUUWieugt Local Time Table puouc to ne rne Dest pq easil TUESDAY JAN lO 1899 motionless Breathless and almost in ALONE absolutely free from any after agony the crowd followed with staring In Effect Dec 5th 1898 CONTAINS BOTH Catephoric treatment fcr returning every second Tuesday in each eyes the movement of the doors of the filling month prison which at last opened wide Keeerence Everyleading physiciaD Daily by mail PM PM A M PX A M 6 a year A suppressed Ah came from many Set of teeth Paris Kentucky d faces Daily ancLSiiyda contracted chests while with pale 3 2 flO Upper and lower 0 all gazed upon the assassin whose 50 ilvei fillings MMM J 7 jao crime the mountebanks of tbe fairs pop- aw uAwn 9 nn itn nw li K T rl HKXU KfU K K IJ ularized He was simply frightful to 00 3 40 7 OOLv Fraukfort a rll20 7 liil IS Rm IMKV kkkhu yy Elkhorn Lvil 97 6 S 8 look at bowed down as he was with 1 20 3 21 11 crowns 18 I 3i 4 00 7 18 1100 6 55 Switzer terror He did not look like a human 1 55 4 10 7 28 Stamping Grd 10 50 6 ss extraction 40 50 ctS the Greatest Snnday Newspaper in 10 43 6 4 17 34 Du valls being He looked like a beast His in22 7 39 10 37 i Johnson R nOIIR the World D D S telligence was already dead and his 2 30 4 28 7 45 Pricl EAST BOUND 4 10 32J8 20J Georgetown T6 17 7 51 4 38 heart had lost all feeling The instinct 3 00 4 48 7 50 CS Ky Ddpot b 10 6 037 50 5 cents a copy By maf 2 8 17 830am 6Xpm Xewto vn ft3 f21 Main St Paris Ky Lv Louisville of the animal still remained The sight 4 55 8 2 1115am 840pm Centers ille 4445 5 55 ArLexiugtou iddress THE SUN New Yr opp Conrt house 4jf9 40 5 501 5 00 8 31 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv exingtou EliztbUh was dreadfully sad 5 10 8 40 Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm jT9tf 5 4i Paris irs 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m What followed beggars description Ar ML Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm 65 jam 340pm Telephone 79 Ar Washington The executioner and his aids seemed no Daily except Sunday Ar Piladelphial0l 5am 705pm L 4 s icoinects Jwith longer to be men employed to carry out a Connects with ArNw York 1240nn 908pm tbe ends of justice they looked like Q C c conuects wit K Jentrai RAILROAD TIME CARD LOT AID BJ 301SE WEST BOUND butchers They seized the condemned a i J man some by the ears some by the L N R R KENTUCKY CENTAL RY POINTS Ar Winchester 730am 4S0pm 6ooam SMITH SHOP FOffSALE 800am 520pm 735am Ar Lexington legs while others held down the center 911am 630pm Ar Frankfort Cinx to UVAL OF TRAIN8 of the body and kept holding him up From Ar Shelby ville 1001am 72cpm DESIRE to sell my house ai m A M PM 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville the very moment when with a sudden P M AM Uexl fmnati 1058 a m 538 d X with blacksmith shop at Ji rumble the knife fell the head rexraiuH ujaineu mua y iuu uaux From 3331 L010 p m ville Ky I will sell for Ar 11 20 7 10 ramr Snnrtov nthpr trqinn mn rlnilv 3 40 7 00LvFrailkfort bounded into the basket and the abomington 511 a m 745 a m ance in twelve months half casl Ci Ri 10 28 6 17 For 4 28 7 50 Lv Gaoi Jetomi Ar Through Sleepers 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