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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 10, 1899

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V THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Establisbed FEB i U81 NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KYM TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1899 MILLERSBURG News Note NO 3 -- QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Barber Shop Moved bar ai Bill have moyed their have ber shop across the street and now Buck ¬ Gathered In And About The At the close of business on the 31st day of December RESOURCES Ran 1898 LfABILITIES Capital Stock paid in in cash100000 00 Loans and DLcounts less 148654 49 Surplus Fund loans to Directors 80000 00 f Due Depoaitorsas folio ws viz Loans to Directors officers Deposits subject 3000 00 not included to check on which 11000 00 Loans to Officers Int is not paid 165075 57 Overdrafts secured 8108 33 unsecured f Overdrafts 165075 57 Due from National 54087 94 Banks Due from State Banks and Bank¬ ers Due from Trust Companies 2906 11 00 Banking House and Lot Other Real Estate 56994 05 6080 00 2000 00 Currency 49166 60 Mortgages 00 U S Bonds 6175 00 Other Stocks and Bond 2500 00 Specie 9054 76 11554 76 Furniture and Fixtures Expenses last quarter 500 00 959 60 303243 23 303243 23 Bourbon Conntv B Woodford Cashier of the Bourbon Bank of Paris Ky a bank located and Main street in the City of Paris in said couuty being doing business at No duly sworn says that the foregoing Report is in all respects a true statement of the condition of the said Bnk at the close of business on the 31st day of December 1898 to the best of hia knowledge and belief and further says that the busi ness of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the above report is made in compliance with an official note received from the Secretary of State designating the 3lst day of December 1898 as the day on which such report shall be made ¬ ¬ State of Ktntucky iss Thomas McOlintock is improving slowly Jas Whaley baa not been so well for several days The week of prayer will be continued through this week Miss Lelia McClintock it visiting friends in Owingsville Mr Samuel Dodson and daughter Miss Ida are quite sick Born Thursday to the wife of Dr Huffman a daughter There are numerous cases of grippe in the town and precinct Mrs W V Shaw returned from a visit to Berry with her parenis Mr Zed Layson has returned to Louis ville to attend Medical College Mr Henry Jefferson of Mayslickwas the guest of relatives here Sunday Kirby Denton and T Righter of Ruddles Mills visited friends here Sunday Gilbert Grinstead of Richmond is viwiiiug his father Rev W S Grinstwad Miss Lelia Johnson of Paris was the guest of Mrs W jr McClintock Fri da Mrs S M Allen returned Saturday from a visit with her pareuts at Stau lord Mrs Robert Tarr and mother Mrs Lavsou have been quite ill for several ¬ the handsomest baiber shop and bath All work done with neatness and dispatch With RESOURCES LIABILITIES tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill a liberal share of the pulic Loans and Discounts less loans solicit Capital Stock paid in in cash 100000 00 patronage tf lo Directors 15000 00 150840 91 Surplus Fund Loans to Directors officers Undivided Profits 206 41 not included 8100 00 Due Depositors as follows viz Cod gltcd 2 Yearn Loans to Officers Deposits subject to check 1050 00 I suffered for 25 years with a cough Overdrafts secured on which interest is not and spent hundreds of dollars with Overdrafts 9752 67 unsecured paid - 1531C6 28 doctors ud for medicine to n avail un- ¬ Dne from National Due State Bauks and Bank til I used Dr BeBs Banks -ers 3273 55 This remedy makes wnak lungs strong Due from State 23111 61 It has saved my life J B Roeell Banks and Bank- Grantsbnrg 111 ers rooms ever in Paris Pine-Tar-Hon- IDeposit Bank of Paris QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE At the close of business on the 31st day of December 1898 Ky ¬ ey joJ8 87 A Popular Hotel Always popular the Palace Hotel Banking House and Lot Other Real Estate ¬ Sixth and Vine street was easily tbe Mortgages Specie 4633 38 most popular hotel in Cincinnati during Currency 10192 00 tbe G A R encampment Excellent Exchanges for Clearings cuisine prompt service and polite em- ¬ 3631 87 ployes and splendid management has 18457 made it tbe best 2 and 250 per day hotel in Amtrica Kentockians always 273446 find friends stopping at this hostelry 27sep4s 24490 28 9000 00 1000 00 50755 13 25 24 273446 24 mail carrier will haul lijrht baggage to and from depot Terms SS Abney State of Kentucky County of Bowrbon P I McCarthy Cashier of the Deposit Bank of Paris Kr a Bank locate and doing business at No 40 Main street in the City of Paris in said county being dnly sworn says that the foregoing Rpon is in all respects a true state- ¬ ment of the condition of the sai d B ank at the close of bnsinec on the 31st da sf December 18S8 to the best of his knowledge and belief and tnrtber says that the bwsrness of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not else ¬ where nd that the above report ie made in compJiance with an official notice re ¬ ceived trom the Secretary of State designating the3ldt day of December 1898 as the day ou which such report shall be made Subscribed and swsrn to before me y P I MCCARTHY Caskie P L McCarthy Cashier the 7rh dv srf L M BEDFORD Director January 1899 I B C INGELS Director I very reasonable office Leave ciders at Post tf o O days Of Peck J O W S Auderstm January Subscribed and sworn to before me by B Woodford Cashier the 6th day of 1899 V B Henry Spears Notary Public WOODFORD Cashier J W DAVIS Director L FRANK Director J T HINTON Director Recommend Pike Will Collier of Mt Sterling was the Wrights Celery Capi Riles guest of sifter Mrs W G McClintock To the Wight Medical Co Columbus Ohio Friday Gents have purchased a hex of Wrights T Mr Jas Wooluins visited Mr and Celery Capsules from JamesthemBlaser druggist Waerly O and used for Stomach Mrs James Cu turnings in Maysville Trouble nd Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years 1 ased Sunday Ihree boxen of your Celery Capwaies and they Mrs T M Purnell and daughter have cuffd me For the benefit of others o send Miss Jenuie have been quite sick for afflicted I wish to truly this letter yours Very ¬ i I Henry Speam Notary Public J J M HALL Director several days FOR 10 DAYS Or so Long as They Last The following goods can be bought of me for Cash at these exceptionally low Prices Tipples- - Tomatoes per can Cojrn per can aur Kraut per can Mire meat per can Sweet potatoes per can Gibbs peas per can Califarnia yellow peaches i can 14c 8c coffee per flt 9c Leverings per tt 8c Lyons 8c Arbuckles 8c DRIED FRUITS 8c California Evoporatei pears 8c best 18c 9c 10c lie the 12c Best table peaches 18c pears California 13c Heinzs baked beans large can 92 Heinzs baked beans small can 8c Apple butter 8c Golden drip Syrup Other caned goods in proportion COFFEES Best Mocha and Java per flu none Stardard peaches per lb 60 70 prunes very fine per lb Apricots of best quality 12c 8c 18c lie FLOUR and MEAL 2 00 Purity t e best flour made at 1 80 Crystal next best at 50c Best corn meal per bushel Early breakfast rolled oats per 8c package 4c per lb up Candies from 30c Lowneys candy a specialty betfer Java an i Sautos superior to other 30c Fruits and Vegetables always on hand QN f PARRIS ad- McClelland Bios sold to Oscar Ham Send address ou postal to the Wright Med of Carlisle two extra nice haruees geld Co Columbus O for trial siae free iuge Saturday Mrs Fannie Smith of Cynthiana STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION was the guest of her sister Mrs Kate OF THE Mock last week Jas W Conway had four gallons of ovstrs stolen Saturday night from in INCORPORATES front of his store Lewis Reagen has moved into his new PARIS KENTUCKY house built on the land purchased from at the close of business Dr W M Miller Miss Anna Siinms guest of Misses Mary and Katie Savage returned to RESOURCES Flemingsbnrg Friday Real estate 8000 00 500 00 Fixtures Elder C 3 Armstrong nf Leirton preached his first sermon for the year a Bills Loans 211821 09 the Christian Church Sunday Cash 11554 76 Harry Overly sold his crop of tobacco Due from Banks 56994 05 raised ou th Jameson farm to Mclu Overdrafts 8198 33 tyre McClintock at 5 cents straight 1303243 23 Out of 33 interments at the Millers burg cemetery iu 1898 only twelve were LIABILITIES resident citizens twenty being persons Capital Stock 100000 0Q who died elsewhere Surplus 30000 M 8167 66 Undivided Profits Died On Friday at his home in 165075 57 Individual Deposits Carlisle David B Judy in the 84tb year of his age The remains will be 303243 33 interred in the Millersburg cemetery this morning at ten o clock The de ¬ Grose Earnings past 6 montbsS376 97 ceased i survived bv bi spcond wife formerly Mrs Ellen Ratlin nee Baird Disposed of as follows aud six children bv his firm wife nee Current Expense 2353 02 Hntchings viz John J and William Dividend No 15 4000 00 of Nicholas county Thomas of Millers- Amtcredifd undividd profits 204 95 burg Dr Garrett of Bath county Mrs Thos Piekerell of Carlisle and Mrs 36 97 W H H Johnson of Mt Sterling B Woodford Casbi r B Judy Jr JH Subscribed and sworn Judy W S Judy J T Judy G W this 31st day of December to before mt 1898 Judy Jr D H Judy H T Judy and Henry Spears Notary Public A L Judy Hold by all druggists at 50c and W Andepbom 1 per box QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Agricultural Bank RESdMirRCESt Loaais of garis Kentucky dy of December 18S8 BOUKBON BANK IdIeSO At the close of business on the 31st 81st 1898 - Fnrrre and Discounts less loans to Directors 194524 00 Surplus Fund 91493 03 Loans to Directors- officers Undinded Profits 8382 30 00 not included 260 00 Due Depositors as followsvix Loans to Officers 850 Deposits subject to 00 Overorafts secured check on which 114119 13 Overdrafts unsecured interest is not - -Doe fromNattirarl r7335S to Pa Vv - LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in in cash100000 00 1 Banks 24188 from State Banks and Bank ers 7860 Dae from Trust Dne ¬ 42 UeD08t8 10 Companies 00 j I 83082 52 Banking Hcase and Lot 9100 00 Other ReaLEbtate- 00 Mortgages 106488 39 U S Boudb 00 Other Stoeks and Bonds 674 00 Specie 1500 00 subiect to check on which interest is paid Demand certifi- ¬ cates of depos ¬ its on which interest is paid Time certificates of deposits is paid T 00 00 on which interest 00 00 Currency Exchanges Clearings fur 4000 00 764 33 Certified Checks ¬ Other Items carried as Cash Fnriittare aud Fixtures Fund to pay Taxes Expenses Last Quarter 12264 33 00 1000 00 00 Pall-bearers-- D Due national banks 00 Due State banks 00 and bankers 00 Due trust compnies Cashiers t becks outstanding Bills re discounted Unpaid Dividends Taxes due and unpaid Capital Stock not 00 paid 173558 04 00 00 00 0K 00 00 Consumption or Asthma in No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure 373433 37 373433 37 le ¬ QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist John J McClintock Cashier of Agricultural Bank of Paris Ky a bank located and doing business at No 341 Main street in the City of Paris Ky in said ¬ county beiritf duly sworn says that the foregoing Report is in all respects a true LIABILITIES RESOURCES statement of the condition of said Bank at the close of business on the 81st dar of December 1898 to the best of his km wledge and belief and furrber says that Capital Stock paid in in cash 50000 00 the business t said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elseLoans and Discounts less 5650 00 where and that the aboye report is made in compliance with an official notice ra 147843 29 Snrplus Fnnd loans to Directors 1000 00 ceived from tbe Secretary of State designating the 31st day of December 1898 as Undivided Profits Loans to directors officers not 5133 44 Due depositors as followviz included the day on which such report shall be made 00 Deposits subject to check on Loans to Officers- 3002 12 which interest is not paid 111322 09 JNO J MCCLINTOCK Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me by Overdrafts unsecured Time certificates of deposits National J D McCLlNTOCK Director Jno J McClintock Cashier the 6th day Due from 20000 00 of January 1899 on which interest is paid 1641217 HENRY SPEARS Director Banks 1075 91 N KRIENER Director Fund reserved for taxes- State Due from Buckner Woodford Notary Public Banks and Bank An Bourbon Co Ky 42 25 ers 1898 ¬ ¬ Oitizens Bank of At the close of business on tbe 31st day of December iPeiris State of Kentucky County of Bourbon ss t lV 16454 42 My commiseton expires Jan 5 1902 iilor Banking House and Lot Mortgages 7261883 included in Loans and Discounts aboy 3019 20 Specie 12284 00 Currency Exchanges for 1809 53 Clearings 7500 00 sle V of h of rj j TMrupnipn o r j r m riib iy ceinber nuicuijuicucu rv u at- - it- i j 31st 1898 rtciZ7r m i -- c h Muririi tL mimit inoni ri uic ciube Uf DUSinesS VSi a - V - 1 79 PEEBLES NAME On a Box of Candy carries with It a guarantee of absolute purity Money can not buy any higher grade Ingredients than are used in its manufacture and that Is why Peebles Candy Is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the factory and that is why Peebles laud is more delicious than that of others Although superior in every way the prices for Peeble Candy are no higher than others Agents for Allegrettl dr Knbels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line may always be ¬ ¬ Furniture and Fixtures- - 17112 73 1000 00 198048 00 198048 00 Real Fu- - State of Kentucky county of Bourbon SS Heebies Candy and Allegrettl k Rubels Chocolate Creams sold exclusively in this city Dy A SON JAS FEE We desire to establish Aen A ffreat winner G S VAKDEN and bank Win Myall Cashier of the Citizens Bank of Paris Ky a county located duly being City of Paris in said doing business at 501 Main street in the 373433 37 the sworn savs that the foregoing Report is in all respects a true statement of1898 on the 21st day of December conditionof said Bank at the close af business Gross Earnings past six Dividend No 44 found to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said 13070 42 Hixpenses paid months and that the Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewherefrom the Sec- Gain and Lobs remaining 3809 55 Gain and Loss remaining The Joseph R Peebles Sons Co above report is made iu compliance with an official notice received day on which retary of State designating the 31st day of December 1898 as the 16879 97 JOSEPH S PEEbLES Prest such report shall be made EstnblUhed O 1840 WM MYALL Cashier Snb8cribed and sworn to before me The teachings of 60 years experience as to J M HUWHES Director day of John J McClintock Cashier states that he ts Cftfcrtfe r thp ATriAu-- -i by Wm Mvall Ca3hier the 6th and thal tUe ahove ls a true aud correct all that Is best in the line of Katables Drink CHAS S EPHENS Director January 1899 anaweiiei ables and Kmubeable is summed up In a 60 JN0 j McCLINT HI TON Dncctor page price list Sent free Write for It Subscribed and s worn to before me this 3 t day of December Myall Notarv Fnblic EJ Bourbun county P I MCCARTHY IT P Boarkies for Lyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb ¬ DiecMiuts Loan Cash Due from Banko Overdmttr Other Ftt oie -- K KSOURCES linking House l ock v I 306922 39 Due Banks 12264 33 32062 52 Capital Stock 10100 00 Surplus 674 00 Gain and Loss 11410 13 Individual Depute LIABILITIES 91 493 m 8 382 30 173 558 t M 100000 00 3 i 8497 SSb2 3 - 7 Cincinnati ptucy j ¬ JT 1 5s ashler x - Co Ky fMri i fit JOU V ZXSZSif THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1899 IFILIPINO JUNTA I CABINET The ¬ HOLDS A SESSION In An Interview a Representative Pre dicts a Serious Crisis on the Islands of the Government in Regard to the Expenditure of Money Col lecied From Customs ia Ccbi Poy TERRIFIC CRASH Four People Killed and Two Orncrs In jural in a Railroad Wreck Freman man and Fanian Were llurneu to Death Or Killed Under the Ruins of Three Engines Loss is Over SICOOOO MANILA IS THREATENED N ACTIVE By The Fianoe of Rebellion Spreads Over the Philippine Inlands Natives Fleeing From the City Far Attack WEEK Pains and Ache Of Rheumatism But this disease is cured by Hoods Sar saparilla which neutralizes the acid in the blood If you have any symptoms of rheumatism take Hoods Sarsaparilia at once and do not waste time and money on unknown preparations The merit of Hoods Sarsaparilia is unquestioned andiU record of cures unequalled Will Begin in the Senate With a Speech Thousands Suffer Make Countless Hostilities Are Trobib e They Sy Unless What Ihey Characterize as eke Un- rieasoiiHD e Uufatr Overbear- injj 1olicy is Mod fieti Hong Koxg Jan 0 Leading- repre¬ sentatives of the Filipino junta in Hong Kong- in the course of an inter view with a correspondent Tkursday declared that the serious crisis in the Philippines is due- to what they desig nate as overt unfair treatment of the Filipinos by the United States - ¬ - ¬ despite the They said thai whole the known fact that of the Visayas group was in possession of the Filipino forces Gen Otis was ordered to take possession of the entire archipelago and dispatched troops and war ships to the Southern Visayas The Filipinos according to the junta representatives are determined to pre ¬ vent the landing of the Americans at Iloilo and may as a last resort de¬ stroy the cit for strategical purposes The junta insist that a rupture of the friendly relations existing between the Filipino national government and the American executive is im minent and that hostilities are prob- hle unless what they characterize as the unreasonable unfair and over bearing policy of the Americans is They say the Filipinos modified would deepty regret such a rupture but would accept it as inevitable In concluding the interview the spokesman of the junta representatives The Filipinos appeal to the said American people to uphold the lights of mankind and to avoid bloodshed assuring the Americans of our desire to complete a friendly settlement through an impartial commission of Washington Jan 7 The cabinet at its meeting Friday gave special con sideration to the administration of af-¬ fairs in Cuba There seems to be a misunderstanding- among some of the people of Santiago as to the policy of the government with respect to the ex¬ penditure of money collected from in ¬ ternal revenue and customs sources not believed It that Gen Wood who is in command at Santiago misunderstands the purposes of the government but in any event nothing will be done in the matter until Jen Wood arrives here Then an effort will be made to arrive at some general plan for the handling of the receipts in the island It seems certain how ¬ ever that all moneys disbursed must come through a central head and that under no circumstances can any particular city or section be allowed to expend all of its collections to the neg lect of other sections Gen Wood however will receive a proper and probably a sufficient allowance for Santiago province but full considera- ¬ tion is certain to be given to sections which collect nothing or little from customs It is very likely that soon after Gen Woods return to Santiago the governors of the several provinces will be instructed to assemble for a discussion of the question of their respective needs for administrative purposes and alio for pressing in- ¬ ternal improvements Thus it is expected a fair and equitable distribu-¬ tion of the funds collected on the ¬ - Im Foui Tenn Jan 9 dead two injured one of these per haps fatall3 and the loss of property of the Southern railway to the amount of about 100000 is the result of a wreck which occurred Sunda morning on the Knoxville and Ohio branch ol the Knoxville division of the Southern railway one and one half miles west of Elk valley The dead are Maxey Fireman Engineer J 1 Frank Reacldy colored Brakeman Ionza Hoover colored Flajrman W A Dillon Knoxviiie inquiry The Filipinos loyally Supported the Americans against the common enemy and they now look to the American nation to fulfill the promises made to Aguinaldo at Singapore before he proceeded to assist Adm Dewey All the Filipinos ask is the truest and best rights of mankind BY THE ¬ FIRST OF FEBRUARY lie is Fred cted By That Time the Peace Treaty Will Be a Law Enough Votes Alretdy and More Coming Jan 6 The peace treaty will be reported back to the lenate from the committee on foreign dations next Wednesday It will not Lmended in the slightest and Chair- Davis of the committee will ly make a verbal statement which te the beginning and ending- of - Washington bv memkia ui the commit- igainst ratification will lade by Senator Hoar who is said e prepared to talk for three days tator Pettigrew Senator Caffrey ator Jones of Arkansas and a few thers Friends of the treaty say that the enie now stands 01 for the treaty 27 fainst and 2 doubtful Thev are uming daily accessions and would be surprised if when the vote is fched the yeas went as high as 70 believe the final vote will be by February 1 CLEARED DECK FOR ACTION Revenue Cutter Pursues the Canadian Scaler Enterprise for Leaving San Francisco in Dt fiince of Liw The rev cutter Richard Rush had an iting experience Thursday The ladian sealer Enterprise attempto leave the harbor in defiance the law and with a customs icer on board the Rush clcar- for action and started in pur suit overtaking the Enterprise outside the Heads The Enterprise is liable to seizure and a heavy fine for being in American waters without having made proper entry She put in here in dis tress some time ago and sailed but lauV returned to port N -G ¬ Francisco Jan NGLISHMEN WELL PLEASED Appointment of lion Joseph II te as Ambassador to Great Iiritain Very Satisfactory on Ian G r- -- The ft Daily News ioYtiinc-- editorial wel- thc expected appointment of 1 Choate of New York as li States ambassador to the court dT St James says Englishmen will thank President McKinlcy for his choice Mr Choate will have an easy and pleasant task lie comes neither to take part in a quarrel nor to heal one hut to foster a cordial friend ship into still more friendly cordia- ¬ lity ¬ h Ashtabula Two Negroes Billed By Cars O ktantly shore passenger train Thursdav struck two colored men en route from Buffalo oungstown here killine- them in- - Jan G A Taka Their necks were broken inn each had a leg broken at the ankle Ansrlo-E-yptia- ns Cairo Jan 6 In the recent battle WasjhitgTon Jan 7 The navy Jtween the Anglo Etrvotian trmt is advised that the gunboat mder Col Lewis and the Dervishes 3astiue sailed from Havana for Sta inner Emir Fedil 500 Dervishes were Juan P R She will remain thcrt ciiled and many others taken prisoners several days and then proceed to Ma imir escaped tiila via Sues and Dervishes Fle ht The injured are Engineer GofF badly but not fatally cut on the head and bruised Fireman George Huskis son badl- - burned and may die Maxey Keaddy Hoover and Dillor were burned to death or killed underneath the ruins of three engines and a number of cars and coaches of the two wrecked trains Sunday morning at 1130 oclock a double header freight train loaded with coal and merchandise crashed ¬ into a mixed local passenger train while both were running at the rate ¬ of 85 miles an hour The engines met head on the force of impact being ter¬ rific The coming- top ether of the two trains was so sudden that the trainmen were unable to jump and save island will be secured Nothing1 of special interest had been their lives Passenger train was running 15min received by the government from Ilo- ¬ Although much interested in the utes late having waited at Knoxville for ilo progress of events there the adminis- ¬ connection with a western train and tration has full confidence in its repre- ¬ had the right of way All the freight sentatives on the ground and no fur- ¬ trains on the Knoxville and Ohic ther action will be taken until some- ¬ division had been notified that the thing further is learned as to the passenger train was on a late NEW ARMY ORDERS ISSUED situation As soon as the treaty is rati- ¬ run and the only cause for the accident fied by the senate the president it is that can be given is that Engineer Strinjjent Regulations for the Sanitary Inspection of Military Camps This expected will make any changes that Maxey of the freight train misread Includes All the Hospitals may have been found to be necehsary his orders Immediatdly after the in matters of administration to the end crash the wreckage caught fire The Washington Jan 7 Profiting by that his instructions to Gen Otis and fire could not be controlled and this the experiences of the recent war Secwas fire a asked for by him proclaimed to the people may city retary Alger issued stringent regby the Southern rail- ulations for has sanitary inspection be fully carried out in letter and in engine the way The engine left Knoxville spirit Saturday of all the mili at 5 oclock p m and had the fire each camps including regimental under control at about 930 oclock itary A and division hospitals Travel on the branch on which the brigade special medical inspection also is wreck occurred has been suspended ordered on Saturday of until Monday The passenger train each month the lastinspections Similar will None of carried about 20 passengers be made on the last day of each month these was injured of all military posts and general hosHOTEL FIRE IN PITTSBURGH pitals The senior medical officer present is to make these inspections Three Persons Lose Their LveR and Five for milidetached commands Others Painfully Hunted and Injured tary posts and general hospitals Michigan Mans Heroism brigade surgeons will make them for gJ3vi-90vtthat are orcanized into and uan y 1 nrt PriyflHjan Pa T which broke out in the Hotel Riche- - serving as brigades and when special lieu at 315 Sunday morning resulted occasion requires and the general com- ¬ in a property loss of only about 15000 manding orders division corps or de ¬ ief surgeons will make but three lives vere sacrificed and five partment HON JOSEPH D SAYER3 them were badly hurt Recently Inaugurated Governor of the people It is directed that a report of these The Dead Amos S Landis grape State of Texas ¬ ville Pa George A Waters Camden inspections with such recommendations as are deemed proper be made to HEAVY NEW YORK FAILURE N J Mrs Katherine Boyle Pitts- the commanding officer who will reburgh The three victims were guests of the turn it after endorsing thereon his Albert li Hilton Real Estate liroker Fies medical officer is The hotel and all were suffocated by the views a Petition in liankrnptcy Liabilities to the report forward then 2 539 907 No Assets dense smoke The injured Dr Robert Blacksley through military channels to the surAll com- ¬ New YORK Jan 7 Albert B Hilton of Plymouth Pa fracture of verte- geon general of the army who formerly carried on a large dry brae caused by falling from third manding officers are directed to facili- ¬ tate the prompt transmission of these goods business on Broadway and now floor window will probably die a real estate broker filed a petition in Henry Painter Grapeville Pa small reports to their proper destination ¬ bankruptcy Friday The schedules in- blood vessels of lungs ruptured by inHIGH WATER IN MISSISSIPPI clude the names of about 10000 cred- ¬ haling smoke may recover itors most all for small amounts The John L Mills proprietor of the ho All Traflic On the Illinois Central at Jacktotal liabilities are 2539907 all unse- tel face and body badly burned son City Delayed The Tracks Ktfbl cured He has no assets except cloth- ¬ Miss Mills his daughter cut by glass feet lner Water ing valued at 200 for which he claims while breaking through the window to Jackson Miss Jan 7 Heavy rains exemption escape have caused extensive washouts on Mr Hilton made an assignment on William Garretson Clearfield Pa August 85 l96 to George X Wright delegate to miners national conven- railroads in Central Mississippi and the whose shedules show liabilities of 1 tion painfully burned about back and general condition Friday is the worst known In years Several hundred feet 891576 nominal assets of 1600842 hips returned home Up to April 20 1898 the assignee had The fire oricrinated on the second of traekis completely submerged on the realized 1898826 from the assets The floor from an explosion of gas and Illinois Central road two miles north ol assignee has paid off a portion of the within a few moments the building this city and all traffic on that system liabilities but the estate was not suf- was a mass of flames and blinding has been indefinitely delayed Or the ficient to pay all the liabilities in full smoke The noise of the explosion Alabama ft Vicksburg road between awakened most of the guests about 20 Bolton and Edwards seven miles of water The is A LARGE BOILER EXPLODES in number and a frantic fight for life track eight feet under Yazoo Mississippi Valley train which ensued 7 morning Nine Men Were Killed and a Ship 15uildinj Robert N Thompson of Kaiaska left here at oclock Friday was forced back by high water Works at Barking England Va Mich a salesman for the Cadillac Totally WrvcKcd L f Imprisonment Lumber Co was the means of saviCol Julison San MADBID Jan 7 London Jan 7 A big boiler while n- at least six lives In the first mo Martin who was in command of the being tested at Hewitts ship building ments after the explosion he rushed Spanish garrison at Ponce Porto Rico yard at Barking burst Friday and the into the hallway of the second when the United States troopi under superintending engineer and eight floor and stumbled over the uncon ¬ Cen Miles landed in the island and scious form of a woman whom he men were killed who abandoned the place without re About forty persons were injured dragged into the reception room Five aistence has been sentenced to im some fatally The bodies of the dead others three men and two women who tjrisottment for life had been turned back from the stair¬ were frightfully mutilated Mail Psekars Srolon The whole ship building works was way by the flames were shrieking and New Yobx dan 7 Two packages of Thompson fighting for some exit wrecked the big room mail sent from New York and bound A lad was found dead 00 3 ards from forced them all into and locked the door Knowing that it to Grafton W Ya over the Jersey the scene of the disaster Central railroad are missingIt was A number of men and boys are mass meant death to go into the hall he fought the desperate men back until at first believed that the packagna V9 ere ing lost in transit but it is now believed The windows in houses half a mile the arrival of the firemen when all that they were stolen were rescued away were shattered Dead at the A re of IOO Yars Wealthy Farmer Musing British Consul General for Cuba Beverly Mass Jan 81 Win Endi Wilmington O Jan 5 Geoe R London Jan 7 Lionel E G Carden cott aged 100 years died Sunday He Mitchell a farmer of thfs county is has been gazetted British consul gea eye witness of the engagement missing He owns 339 acres of land eral for the island of Cuba About 13 was an the frigates Chesapeake and seven miles south of this cit On Oc years age he was British consul at Ha¬ between Shannon June 1 1813 and was of the tober 18 1898 he left for Cincinnati vana where he married an American sxth generation from Gov Endicott with live stock He is said to have lady of the Massachusetts bay colony he intended to from there ¬ ¬ - ¬ tin situation here has not been im- ¬ proved by the proclamation issued by There Gen Otis Wednesday evening ia a feeling of unrest among the peo- ¬ ple and it is feared by them that the insurgents in arms may attempt some overt act against the Americans Some native families here are mov ing or preparing to move to the prov- ¬ inces believing that Aguinaldos forces will attack the city The trains running to interior points are crowded with persons seeking refuge in the country from the anticipated attack Excitement here among the Amer icans increases with every hours de ¬ lay in the arrival of definite news from Iloilo There is no longer any doubt that the insurgents are in full control of the Visyas group and it is even probable that they hare taken up arms through ¬ out the entire islands The past few months have been spent by Aguinaldo it is supposed passing from island to island and stirring up feeling against the Americans For a long time the tricky leader was missing from his headquarters at Mololos and it was then that he planted the seeds of re- ¬ bellion among the most distant of the islanders The Americans have awakened to the fact that bloodshed is sure and that a serious job awaits them The fear that Aguinaldo and his Lu zon forces may close in around Manila has gained much headway although such a move is hardly possible since the Americans are well fortified and could beat them at every turn It is more than likely that Gen Miller in command at Iloilo will hold off until he can learn the number of in surgents centered there for there must be no chance of defeat when he lands and attempts to retake the city ¬ ¬ ¬ Manila Jan 7 It is apparent that Senator Hoar In the House the Tune Will II Felly Oc ¬ cupied Until the did of theSMia The Appropriation Hills Will Be Kept to the iront Washington Jan 9 promises to be a busy one in the sen ¬ ate It will begin with an elaborate and carefully prepared speech by Sen- ¬ ator Hoar to be delivered immediately The week Is Amor icas Greatest Hoods Sarsaparilia Medicine for rheumatism Zb Hoods Pills cure all liver ills cents FORCE OF HABIT after the transaction of the routine He Was Ised to Standing in Street business Monday in opposition to the Cars and He Grabbed for extension of American territory the Straps Tuesday Senator Mason will discuss It was at the HimbLdi Mimmikin wed briefly his resolution in opposition to dinp reception this countrys asserting - v ireignty The cruh was terrible People with tender feet uttered over Cuba and the Philippines taking groans here strong grounds for the independence of women would bave and there and weak fainted if there had been the people of those islands any hope that fainting would have done the half-suppresse- d Senator Morgan will make an effort earlv in the week to cet senate to the name a d for taking a vote upon his bill for the construetion of the Nicaragua canal and whether he succeeds or not will press the bill as continuously upon the attention of the senate as circum ¬ stances will permit Unanimous con ¬ sent is necessary to the fixing of a time for a vote and it is not probable that this will be secured for some time to come It is the expectation that the peree treaty will be reported on Wednesday and also that some of the appro ¬ priation bills now in the hands of the committee on appropriations will be brought in towards the close ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A - ¬ ¬ of the week Immediate consider ¬ ation will be asked for the appro ¬ priation bills but it is possiblo that the beginning of the debate upon the treaty may be postponed until next week There is an effort on foot among the opponents of the treaty to have it discussed in open session but the indications are against such a course TMe time of the house will be fully occupied from this time forward until the conclusion of the session Appro- ¬ priation bills which are already in an unusually advanced stage are to be kept to the fore but there is a deal of other important legislation which will press for consideration at every opportunity Perhaps the most important single measure is the bill for the reorganization of the army It was the general understanding before the recess that this bill would be given consicieration immediately after the holidays but the illness of Chairman Hull of the military affairs committee will delay this measure until he is suf- ¬ ficiently recovered tc attend the ses- ¬ sions of the house His illness will also delay the mili- ¬ tary academy and army appropriation bills Meantime the friends of the navy personnel bill are pushing for its consideration and the rules committee may give a day to it during the present week The bill represents a eomplet agreement between the line and the staff The final vote on the legislative ex ¬ ecutive and judicial appropriation bill will be taken Monda3 least good Elver and anon Burbank would make a frantic grab for something above his head and then looked disappointed Lambert watched him reach up half a dozen times and then edged his way through the crowd to where his friend was being jostled about Just as he got there somebody gave a lurch somewhere and the people began to sway about as they do in crowds wheri there are nervous or mischievous persons who insist on pushing Burbank was almost carried off his feet and he made a frantic effort to grasp th invisible something that he had previously endeavored to find above his head See here old man exclaimed Lambert what are you trying to find up there Burbank gave a start as if he had just been aroused from a trance looked sheep ishly at his friend and then replied Its force of habit Thi crowd makes me think every little while that Im in a street car and involuntarily I reach for the strap whenever the people begin to lurch Cleveland Leader ¬ She Was Taking No The fast flying elevator in town office building hovered at the third floor like an monstrous bird then with i Chances a huge down- ¬ iron gates- fiew upward and out of sight ine citizen irom oassatras cross Koaas turned fiercely to his wife What made you hold me back mother Why Eben Hilly who are you talking Don t vou stand there and jaw me to Well vou make me feel so foolish Foolish eh Foolish Thats all the thanks a woman gits for bein carefu You come down here to git your life insured lor an instant impatient and a clang of the didnt ve thatjleventh Course I did Ye aint done it yet hev ye Goin to do it jest as soon as I Km git to Well when yeve done it ye can ride on all the elevators in creation if ye want to but not till then And the prudent wife began the long and weary assent ff the marble stairs fol- ¬ lowed by her humble spouse X Y Herald ¬ Ys floor A New York merchant recently adver- ¬ tised for an office boy The first lad that went to try for the position was asked what his motto in life was The same as yours sir answered the lad How do vou know my motto asked the manager It tells vou on the door sir ii saYs push cm- The boy was employed at once His Motto nati Enquirer rm pigs and so on you know and put a lake and an ocean in fresh and salt water you know and be sure to have plenty of fish swimming around because its for the din- ¬ Boston Globe ing room So you Xew Form of an Old Question Yes sir wish to marry my daughter Well can you support her in that condition of idleness to which she has always been ac- ¬ Chicago Daily Record customed Wanted a Cyclptaraa Fatpurse You paint pictures to or Mrs der dont you Great Artist Yes madam Well I want a landscape with lots of deer and bucks and quail and partridges and pheasants and cattle and sheep and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The opponents of the civil service law succeeded in striking from the bill while the house was in committee of the whole the appropriation for the maintenance of the commission The diplomatic and consular and naval appropriation bills are the next budgets to be taken up and either or both of them may be considered this week Such time as intervenes will be consumed in tht consideration of the bill for the codification of the laws of Alaska This bill has been made a continuing order Portions of two days have al ¬ ready been consumed by it and less l pages of the bill than 70 of the have been disposed of The lawyers of the house show an inclination to vo over it critically section by section and it may be before the house for an indefinite period Never be at your place of business when a person wants to borrow money of you because if you are in you will be out but if you are out you will be in Town and Country Journal - There is after all no man so ornery as the one who marries his landlady to avoid pay ing his board bill Atchison Globe ¬ Topics Success consists in persuading others to take yen at your own valuation Town THEY WANTTO TELL These Grateful Women Who Have Been Helped by Mrs Pinkham Women who have suffered severely and been relieved of their ills by Mrs Pinkhams advice and medicine are constantly urging publication of tyieif statements for the benefit of other wo- READYFORJHE Principal iuilms Iloilo Will 111 ARE eU TORCH Ba llurn- - St Iirst Shot From the 31cKilev Prein Amorcns Potter the ¬ iuom RidtenlML Col Manila Jan special emissary of icn Otis between j J - Manila and Iloilo arrived Sunday afternoon with cl snatchcs from the The situation when he latter point left there was practically unchanged The streets were barricaded and it was repo Ui that the principal buildings had been keroscned the insurgents having threatened to de-¬ stroy the whole business section by lire at the first shot of the bombardment The banks were shipping treasure to the United States transport Newport and other vessels The family of the American vice consul lias gone on board the Newport New YORK dan 9 As John Ferris watchman at a lime kiln in Williams Mrs Lizzie Beverly 253 Merrimac St Lowell Mass writes It affords me great pleasure to tell suffering women of the benefit I have all received from taking Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound I can h ard ly find words to express rny gratitude for ¬ men Here are two Stieh letters Hfd lowwd OX ¬ The Castitie May Sail to Manila written nt Thojnas R Stockdale formerly is more than ample to pay all judge of the supreme court of Missis- ¬ property His wife has instituted sippi and a prominent confederate offi-¬ indebtedness suit for alimony cer died Sunday aged 71 years l Consregmn Stockdale Summit Miss Jan 9 Kx Dead an go to Pjrto Rico Several suits have been brought against him on notes His ranging from 100 tc S1600 that burg was making his early rounds Sunday he noticed a man who ap- ¬ peared to be sleeping at the edge of the kiln Stepping closer to get a better view of the stranger Ferris was horrified to see that the man had no head it having been burned He had wandered to off completely the kiln to get warm and the gas aris ing from thi furnace overcame him He probably was dead before the fir reached his tiead what she has done forme My trouble was ulceration of the womb I was un der the doctors care Upon examina- ¬ tion he found fifteen very large ulcers but he failed to do me good I took several bottlesof Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound also used the Sanative Wash and am cured Mrs Pinkhams medicine saved my life and I would recommend it to all suffering women Mrs Amos Tromeleay Elleaburgh Ctr N Y writes I took cold at the time my baby was born causing me to have milk legs and was sick in bed for eight ¬ ¬ weeks Doctors did me no good I surely thought I would die I was al- ¬ so troubled with falling of the womb I could not eat had faint spells as often as ten times a day One day a lady came to see me and told me of the benefit she had derived from takings Lydia E Pinkhams medicine and advised me to try it I did so and had taken only half a bottle before I was able to sit in a chair After taking three bottles I could do my own work I m now in perfect health ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS PAIUS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 10 189 most read the device Iretium ncn vile laborum on the fleece Bo faraway the city lls You may rise monsieur the king Deep in the fog hung vale below said at last coldly and added And hear its murmurs rise I cannot 2 fret these mountains crowned with you may speak It is because I under- ¬ snow stand that I have for the moment ex- ¬ cused jou now what have you to say V My soul is tired of storm and stress The tumult of the peopled ways As he spoke his glittering eyes met The crowded streets are emptiness me full in the face and for the mo-¬ That mock the passing of the days ment I could not find words But here there is no sound to mar Ventre St Gris and Henry picked The silence and one almost hears up a melocotin from a salver that was Threading the solitudes afar by him and played with it between his years The faint soft footfalls of the fingers jou could not have been born I seek the wood paths and the streams under the two cows on the field or else Following the devious ways thereof you would have found your tongue ere forgotten dreams To dream the half To live the memories of love this M dAuriae you are not of the south are you Twas here we heard the linnet trill No sire though my father was gov- ¬ At summer morns heneath the eaves JSsairst the blue above yon hill ernor of Provence and married into the The fir tree traced its fernlike leaves Foix Candale Twaa there on radiant afternoons If so you should be a perfect Chrys A golden haze lay on the slope ostom What have you to say When all the world was loves and JunesI had regained my courage by this And heart throbs beat the hours of hope and took the matter in both hands Between me and that long ago Your majesty I will speak I charge The years gray levels intervene the marshal Due de Biron with being a Like the dm valley stretched below From altitudes of love unseen traitor to you and to France 1 charge him with conspiring And soft as summer mists that fall On distant slopes and woods and streams iou liar Lies on the days beyond recall It was Birons voice furious and The golden glamor of our dreams ¬ cracked with rage that rang through Virna Woods in Womans Home Com panion the room but Henry stopped him with word and then I went on repeating exactly what is known and what I have M cribed before When it was over the king turned toithe marshal who burst out in a passion of upbraiding calling Cod and his own services to witness T iC5if vi JTHSPsa fiiMI JL C that his hands were clean and is the IN - THE SIERRAS In the meantime Belin rode bj-- my room in the Two Ecus with e trk side whistling a march to himself oak wainscoting the furniture that whilst a couple of lackeys immediately age had polished the open window behind us shouted themselves hoarse showing the yellow sunset between the with an insistent Way way for mon- high roofed and many gabled houses sieur le compte the red Frontignac sparkling like ruThis cry of theirs was being constant- ¬ bies in our long necked glasses and the ly echoed by a capuchin who mounted deft service of Susette the landlords on a mule with his hood drawn over his daughter whose pretty lips pouted with face so as to show little but his eyes disappointment because no notice was and a portion of a gray beard kept al- taken of her good looks by the two cavternately flinging an Ave and a aliers who supped together whose Way way to the crowd the whiles faces were so grave and whose speech he struck close to cur heels having ev- was in tones so low as to be heard only idently made up his mind to follow the by each other At last we were left to old saw the stronger the company the ourselves and Belin who had been exfreer the road plaining many things to me that I knew I know not why it was but the jing not before suddenly rose and began See here ling notes of the tune my friend whis- to pace the room saying tled irritated me bej ond measure and dAuriae I have helped you for two at last at the corner of the Hue Per reasons One because I love France rault I could stand it no longer and and the other because I love jou Hen ry has ordered the marriage of Madame reining in held out my hand I must say good by here Belin We de laBidache with dAyen to be celebrawill meet again andi meet in better ted to morrow He gave that order totimes I trust for me In the mean- day to put an end to the importunities while let me thank you my friend the of the marshal in regard to de Gomerrest of business lies in mv own on I know this and madame knows hand it too In plain language you must He laughed and said Not yet good play a bold stroke for the woman you by and as for jour business there is love take her away to night some of it in Coifriers wooden ball I That was partly arranged we are ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rHE BUNKS TOPPLED OVER two Hnndred Ohio Soldier Boys Wen DEWEYS WANTS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1113- - would open Tfe v Tir-v-- - r V Si JPflL V J Jri I OV fcTT TEATS copyright 1807 by Longmans Green Co SYNOPSIS i Chapter I DAuriac commanding outpost where scene is laid tells the story De Gomercn has bee appointed by Gen de Rone to examine into a charge made against him Nicholas a sergeant brings in two prisoners a rrav and a woman who are from the kings camp at Le Fere DAuriac angered by Insisting manner of de Gomeron toward the woman strikes him A duel follows and during the commotion the prisoners escape De Rone happens on disorderly scene and dAuriae upon giving his parcle not to attempt escape hears this remarkable sentence you must die on the held Win or if I catch you at the close of the day I win hang you as high as Hainan Chapter II DAuriac next morning takes iiis place as usual on de Rones stafj In the course of his ride over the tield he saves the life cf Nicholas the sergeant who a Victim of de Gomerons malice is found in imminent danger of almost instant dath Chapter III After the battle In which King Henry utterly routs de Roxen forces dAuriae lying severely wounded sees the forms of a man and woman moving under cover of the nigh among the dead They find a golden collar and wounded on de Leyvas corpse and Babettte stabs Mauginot her partner to gain possession of the prize After this hideous scene Henry with a retinue among whom is the fair prisoner who had escaped from the hand of de Gomeron rides over the field Chapter IV DAuriac in the hospital of Ste Genevieve discovers his unknown friend is the heiress of Bidache She vis its him daily and when he is well enough is taken to her Normandy chateau Here he learns from Maitre Palin the madames HkjchapKin that the king is about to force upon me woman a very distastelul mar riage with M dAyen With Jacques his steward dAuriae leaves for the avowed purpose of preventing their marriage Chapter V DAuriacs horse casts a shoe This causes a delay at village of Kzy where ho comes upon Nicholas his old sergeant who says de Gomeron is In the neighborhood with the kings commis sion and that he Nicholas has evidence of treason brewing amcrg de Gomeron and Certain associates against the king Chapter VI Led by Nicholas dAuriae goes by night Lj where de Gomeron is sta tioned Standing beside a broken pane they hear something cf the outline of a plot gainst the king Burning with revenge Nicholas fires through the window at de Gomeron but misses his mark Chapter VII The two men fly for their iives and think themselves almost beyond pursuit when they come suddenly lu face with Biron one of the traitors to the king whom dAuriae cuts down and with de Gomercn who makes short work of Nicholas dAuriae escapes Chapter VIII He comes to Rouvres where Jacques by previous arrangement had prepared to have him received from there he goes direct to Paris Chapter IX DAuriac takes up lodgings in Paris and lays what lie knows of the treachery In the army and among the nobles 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 living in Paris the chevalier secures from him a servant named Ravaillac whom de Belin had won from dAyen at dice to temporarily take the place of Jacques He learns marriage cf dAyen and Madame de la Bidache is to take place in a fortnight De Belin is to be dAyens sponser Chapter XI ilaitre Palin appears in Paris in attendance upon Madame de la ¬ To-morrow word of this man to be believed he concluded this man who was openly in arms against the king who is known as a brawler in the streets who is even now trying to win the hand of a roval a penny piece to line his ward with doublet pockets who is excluded from the kings peace is his oath to be tak en before the word of a peeroi Prance Sire my father died bv vour side and 1 1 will say no more Believe him if you will Here is my sword It has served you well and unbuckling his sword the marshal flung himself on his knees before the king and presented him with the hilt of his blade You will never reach the frontier Look there is mx castle of Mourmeton to speak to me in riddles Why can you in Champagne It is old and half in not say plainly what you mean and ruins See here is my signet Take besides Ibis is no place to read it show it to Gringel the old forester It is as good a any other See here there he will take you to a hiding I slipped out of the kings place Stay there until the affair blows dAuriae cabinet as he poke to you told madame over and then to Switzerland or elsehow your affair was progressing she where if you will in the meantime I herself had something to communicate pledge you the faith of de Belin that to you the matter was pressing and as no stone will be left unturned to effect to leave me Morbleu that here before you decide to go to Switzerland You all seem determined -- ¬ rt things stood she could not tell you there As for your being treated like a pawn your pasdon TO BE CONTINUED I give you my word it was beyond me to ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BirXche comes to see dAuriae and out- ¬ lines to Mm a plan ficr madames escape IniC Switzerland DAuriac crosses the river meets dAyen who throws him Ibis glove which almost forces him into a duel on the spot Forced by the dangi to himself cf such a disturbance on the street he Bees eluding the guards only by plung ¬ ing into be river and swimming to his own te Astonished and silenced by this audacious outburst 1 could say nothing but saw Sullv and de Belin exchange a strange smile The king however was much moved Putting his hands on Biron8 shoulders he lifted him to his Biron my old friend he said feet the oaths of this man and a hundred such as he are but as a featherweight against your simple word Messieurs it is because 1 wished the marshal to know that 1 would hear nothing behind a mans back that I would not repeat to his own face that I have allowed M dAuriae a free rein to his tongue In fine I believe no word of this incredible tale M dAuriae and he turned to me I give 3 ou 24 hours to quit France and never cross my path again With my heart boiling with rage I made for the stairway I did not dare to look for madame There was enough despair on my lace to enable her to read it like a book were she to see me and I felt 1 had 1 had no doubt she had miserably failed There was one chance however and that was to urge her to instant flight and 1 determined to ride straight to the Rue Varenne and there await either madames or Paiins re turn and induce them to adopt this course At this moment some one came in my way and stepping aside to let him pass I caught sight of madame with both de Belin and the Huguenot at her side She was not three feet from me and Courage I held out her hand saying I held her small fingers for know all a moment and then the ribbon by which her fan was slung to her wrist somehow slipped and the fan fell to the ground I picked it up and on handing it to her Coiffier to night caught a whisper ard then with a bow I went en Ten steps more brought me to the head of the stairway and Coiffier was standing Would you have your fortune there told monsieur he asked I answered Will to night suit you taking his humor To night will be too late monsieur le chevalier look in that as you ride home and you will see and now go With a turn of his wrist he produced a small red ball of polished wood and placed it in my hands and then moved backwards amongst the crowd It did not take me five minutes more to find Couronne but as I turned her head on reaching the gates of the town towards the river face I- beard de Belins quiet voice behind ¬ ¬ - help that but if you come with me you will learn many things within the hour In the meantime open the ball man It was a lucky thing Coiffier was there Without any further hesitation I drew forth Coiffiers gift It was as I have said a hollow wooden globe and was made in two parts which could be joined together or separated by a turn of the wrist I held it in my hands for a moment or so and then opened it and had just pulled forth the paper it con ¬ tained when by ill chance as it seemed the capuchin who was urging his mule past us brushed violently against my horse with the result that the paper clipped from between by fingers and fluttered to earth Couronne after her first start was steady enough but the monks ill conditioned mule kicked and EARLY DAYS OUT WEST How OntlavjH and Indians Handed To gether to Capture the Over ¬ land Stage Coaches Col ¬ N J HE FELL EXACTLY OVER THE PAPER plunged bringing him apparently heavily to the ground He fell exactly over the paper and lay there for a moment face down ward resting on one elbow I sprang down as much to get the paper as to assist him but as I did so he scrambled to his feet with a hundred pardons monsieur for my clumsiness and then hastily ttirned and hurried after his mule which was alreadvmanv yards ahead behaving after its kind and whose speed was not diminished by the sticks stones and oaths flung Jit him and there was a roar of laughter a mob will laugh or hiss at the merest trifles as the lank figure of the capuchin sped along in pursuit of his beast and vanished after him down a side ¬ ¬ street Belin himself joined in the merri ment and I picked up the paper mud dy and much soiled Smoothing it out against the flap of my saddle I made To night under the out the words ¬ ¬ Not that way with me dAuriae 3 ou come limes in the Tuileries at Compline There was no doubt about the writing and thrusting the precious scrap into As I my breast pocket 1 remounted did so de Belin said Well I man of Omaha is one of the veteran freighters of the old west There are not many of the tribe left and few of them at any time had more adventur- ¬ ous experiences than he The terror of the freighters in those remote times was Three Fingered Jack who was assisted by Uoman Xose and a band of 50 Sioux In those days Stephenson was driving a Concord coach one of a line of which he was operating making connection with western railroads One of these coaches was set aside to ctfrry treasure By leaving Omaha on Mon ¬ day morning the 600 miles to Denver could be made by Saturday afUVKC n One day the coacij out with 200000 for Denver Stephenson drove the six horses himself as far as Kear- ¬ ney There were five passengers and Ben Adams the guard Two hundred miles out near where Lexington Xeb now is while the coach was climbing a hill Jacks band blocked the road He veiled to Stephenson to pul up btf Jim cracked his whip on the horses which sprang forward and two of the outlaws were run over before they could get out of the way Stephenson says At the same time Ben Adams fired both barrels of a heavilv loaded shotgun into the band and killed three of their number From both sides of our treasure coach the pas- ¬ sengers fired their pistols at the out- ¬ laws They did little execution butthe bandits evidently thought they had sur- ¬ prised an army from the way thej scat- ¬ tered I gained the brow of the hill be- ¬ fore the road agents were ready to act They poured a volley into the rear of our coach which killed two passengers outright and wounded George Golden In spite of his wounds the brave fellow climbed up to the rear window of the coach and as the great vehicle swayed and rolled as we dashed wildly down the hill poured shot after shot into the outlaws Tins kept the bandits at a dis ¬ tance and they were afraid to approach until their Indian allies came up We came two miles down the hill in three As we reached the foot of minutes the hill the Indians hove in sight They could not get up close to us and They the road agents were afraid a cloud of missiles through the sent coach over our heads and into the horses pulling the coach One arrow pierced the face cf Golden as he de fended our rear Another feathered slrtft stuck into Adams back In ad ditioa he received no fewer than ten other wounds In spite of the joltingof the coach he managed to knock several of the pursuers from their horses with ¬ Jim Stephenson the livery- ¬ 9tt ¬ Se Makes a Request For More War Ships and Supplies Columbus O Jan 7 Two hundred members of the 4th Ohio volunteers gathered here for muster out were With Hit Present Vessels the Captured hurled from their improvised beds at Spanish Ships and Those Under Way FriDewey Will Have the Largest the Auditorium at an early hour day morning and 23 were injured Fleet in Time of Peace quite a number being seriously hurt although no fatalities are expected Washington Jan 9 The navy de- ¬ In order to accommodate the men partment received a long cipher cable temporary double decked bunks had dispatch from Adm Dewey making been constructed out of tent floors and requisitions for ships and supplies scantling and under the weight of the urgently needed on the Asiatic sta-¬ sleeping soldiers the structure toppled tion The admiral reiterated the re-¬ over All the injure d were 2d battal- quest he has made several times in ion men The more seriously hurl the last few weeks that additional were as follows light draught gunboats should be Company M Ash sent to him notwithstanding the John Kashner ville injured about the neck and spine fact that Secretary Long inform- ¬ Gordon Withrow Company M Hails ed him Friday that the Castine ville spine and abdomen injured Al was starting immediately by way of bert Barber Company II Portsmouth Suez and other vessels would follow A reply lower bowels and lumbar region Nat when they could be spared J Coffman Company E Washington was vent to the admiral Saturday that C H Ed back I Walker the Bennington now on her way from M Company back Honolulu to make surveys at Guam Circleville and abdomen Samuel Spangler would be ordered to Manila in the Company M Circleville hip and back course of a few months and the Charles Xeal Compan3r H Portsmouth Machias now repairing at Portsmouth back and neck Samuel A Johnson N II would follow the Castine Company H Portsmouth back am through the Mediterranean in Wfew right hip Albert Messer Company II weeks to join his fleet Portsmouth neck and back of head Secretary Long added a request to French Simms Company E Washing- Adm Dewey to designate specifically ton C II rib broken George New any other gunboats he desired in orhard Company M Circleville rit der that the department might gratify broken him if possible The authorities recThere are 12 others who received ognize the advisability of sending all severe injuries and many more or less the gunboats that can be spared to bruised Lack of bracing of the bunks the Asiatic station on account of their is the reason given for the accident adaptability to service in the archipelThe men in the lower bunks suffered ago but in addition to the Concord and the most The extent of the various Petrel which are now at Iloilo the injuries can not be told yet but the Helena is at Port Said on her way to medical staff are doing all possible foi Manila and Adm Dewey now has in the men A number were removed tc commission the Callao the Manila the the various city hospitals owing to the Culgoa and the Barcelo which he capseverity of their injuries tured from the Spaniards and in a few weeks the Isla de Luzon and the Isla de Cuba which he raised and sent to Hon Kong will be manned bj- - the crews sent out on the Buffalo lie also has the captured gunboats Leyte and Mindanao awaiting crews and when the Machias Castine and Bennington join him he will have 30 vessels under his command not count ¬ ing the Oregon and the Iris which will soon be at Honolulu awaiting orders to go to his support Such a lnro p flppf has npvpr in times of nenoe been under the command of a single f American officer but the department has such confidence in the admiral H judgment that it will not hesitate send him any further reinforceme MRS NELSON A MILES that he demands Wife of the General of the Army of the In his dispatch Adm Dewe United States foriarge 7nrrrrrtrtTCijfHr M JT THE SEVENTH INFANTRY soap and American food it will remembered that soon after the d Nine Companies of this Regiment Will Be struction of Montojos fleet the a Sent to Various Points Balance to miral cabled for 40000 bars of soa Remain at Fort Wayue hmung he coma buy none in This waters Detroit Mich Jan 7 Company F Asiatic been exhausted supply has or the 7th United States infantrj- - left Fort either to have is determined Wayne Friday morning and started f 01 admiral a fresh supply on hand beiore 1 Fort Thomas Ky by special train b over the Lake Shore railroad Accord- reives out in order that there shall c His ing to tne plan of distribution there no uncleanliness in his fleet e will be nine companies or parts ol mand for more plug tobacco is companies of this regiment stationec plained in letters which have recently Washington from officers of at various points and five companies reached men are will remain at Fort Wayne One com the fleet telling bow tired the they mia pany will be stationed at Fort Brady of Philippine cigars and how lay one half company at Fort Snelling St their sweetened navy plug aim Paul one half company at Walkei pipes carry these needed supplies the To Lake Minn one company at Fort department decided Saturday to fit up Crook Omaha one at Fort Sheridan auxiliary cruiser Yankee or lier Chicago one at Jefferson barracks St the ship sister the Prairie and load them Louis one at Fort Thomas Ky and full of necessities sending them to one at Columbus barracks Columbus Manila by way of the Suez canaL Lieut Allison of Company D re- These vessels are now at League ceived orders Friday morning to pro island but one of them can be sent ceed to Columbus as soon as possible around to New York and made ready It is contemplated that the small num- to start in the next two weeks ber of men sent to these posts are to act simply as guards while the other MISHAPS AND ADVENTURES regiments proceed to service in the A Wrecked Crew Mibss aa Kest Thejr Can Philippines Cuba or Porto Rico on a ¬ ¬ Rudely Awakened While in Slumber Several of Them Injured ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Fatal Gasoline Kxploioii Small Island for Four Months Uefore They Were Rescued have you changed your plans f kt I UNDER TILE LTilES It mattered little to me if I rocle a der de Belin Chapter XlII M de Belin goes to the portion of the way back with de Belin Louvre with dAuriae so that he may tell and so I turned Couronnes head as he his story to the king After a few moments wished Before setting off how ever he iii the great hall he is summoned into the gave some rapid and whispered orders cabinet to Yallon emphasising them with a loud Quick mind you anddonot fail CEAPTEB XIII Continued It is not likely monsieur answered Com age whispered Belin and 1 Yallon and then set off was before the kimr In the first two The crowd was as great as ever and steps I took on entering the room 1 we were compelled to go slowly Look perceived that there had been a scene ing for a moment to my right as we Sully was standing- against the open went forward I saw Yallon making as window his back to the light and much haste as he could in the delivery gravely stroking his beard The mar of uis message and 1 wished to myself shal was pacing backward and forward that my own stout hearted knave were in an agitated manner and the king with me one blade such as his was himself was leaning against a high worth a half dozen hired swords desk beating a tattoo with his fingers It was my intention to leave de Belin on the veneer at his hotel and make my way as As de Belin presented me I bent to quickly as possible to my lodging and my knee and there was a dead silence thence taking the risk of the kings broken only by Henry renewing the warning go straight to the Hue Va quick impatient tapping of his lingers renne and urge madame to instant on the woodwork of his desk He was flight My house of cards had come what was unusual with him when in down a fluttering heap as the first Paris in In If armor and perhaps in story was raised and to my mind there compliment to the king of Spain for it was nothing for it but a sharp spur and was me anniversary of the treaty of a loose rein I wished to for a mo ¬ jFervics wore the scarlet nnd craiine- - ment of leisure to exarnipe Coiffiers fead mantle of the Toison dOr In the gift I had little doubt thai it conveyed eyes unconsciously caught a message or a warnand the sooner kV nnd rnnli al I fcft - ts contf A vUer ¬ ¬ - Chapter XII DAuriac has his suspicions aroused concerning his new servant Rav aillac Later he witnesses a meeting of the servant and de Gomeron DAuriac there upon returns him to his former service un ¬ le Partly but CHAFTEB XIV to my lodging Do I think shall go back Two Ecus vour own ordinary Yallon-r-h- as gone to call him you can give him any orders there You owe me as much as to yield to me in this It would have been ungracious not to have agreed and I told Lisois I would go with him The road is clearer Hasten t lion now thanks o the capuchin or rather to his muie By the way did you see the monk s face nothing of the kind as yet I have asked Pantin to meet m at the special from Pembervillc a town IS miles soun of here says that by an explosion of gasoline the hardware store of Keil Son was badly wrecked and Augustus his rifle Kcil the junior partner so badly inThe gang followed us until the post jured that he died in an hour His was almost in sight and then drew off arm was blown off and the rig lit Of the five passengers four were dead richt side of his face torn off Mr Keil was and Golden was desperately wounded a leading citizen and former mayor of Denver Times but recovered the village lie leaves a wife and in Toledo O Jan 7 A New Yoke Jan 9 Capt R R Shaw and the crew of ten of the British - ¬ ¬ Nitlaken Identity ¬ ¬ - 1 l Jt Attorney You say you had called to see Miss Billings and was at the house at the time the burglary was committed Witness Yes sir Thru how did it happen that when the prisoner dashed into the room and assaulted you you leaped through the window and went home making no at tempt to defend the lady or give the alarm No I thought it was her father Hart- ¬ I tried to but failed in the A pityj ford Times attempt His voice was familiar to me A QHstlon of and he seemed wonderfully active for Mother Why didnt you prevent him an old man Why didnt youcal As we uilled up at the ordinary and from kissincr vou me But I suppose r Reflectively Now for dismounted Helin exclaimed am of thse whoean only was all over too soon our supper Daughter with a far away look fight under a full bolt ard I would -- you Yes mother it was all over too soon- who will advise you dAuriae to do very soon perhaps Puck have fighting to follow my advice and make the best A Sad Disappolntnient use you can of jour knife Maj Bludgud So you were disap- ¬ I laughed out some reply and then pointed in Bar Harbor suh turning to mine host ordered refresh Maj ThreefiHgers Yawsthr majah ment for both man and beast and di- Why would you believe it it derives it rected that our supper should be name trom a bar that is actually situserved in a private room ated uidah watah suh Judge if cut in Belin And observe The only animal that is really umb Maitre Pantin arrives let him be shown iraffe wbich is unable to xpTe us at once up to H Xtrxrwr x jrAj any sound whatever t ¬ fant son earner Citania Reported Safe 7 The American London Jan A dispatch s earner Catania is safe from St Michaels Azores to Lloyds siys that the Catania from Glasgow December 17 for New York previous ¬ ly reported in distress b the British steamer Messaba which spoke and endeavored unsuccessfully to tow her on December J9 has put into that port Her funnel had been washed awaj and her decks swept of every thing moveable including her boats t ¬ iiihisl ¬ bark Glenhuntley long given up for ios1 are uwve anu wen ana on tneir They abandoned waj- to LivL rpooi the Clcnhuntley in a fierce gale on June 4 1898 For 154 days the 11 sailor men lived on Tristan dAcunha Isle more than 1500 miles south by west of the Cape of Good Hope They subsist ¬ ed on penguin eggs and the flesh of sea eaglets and shared with the 72 white inhabitants the scanty stodk of provisions that the captain of a passing vessel could spare After almost four months of such exist ¬ ence the British war ship Thrush making an annual voyage of inspec ¬ tion through the south Atlantic res ¬ cued the casta ways and late in Xw vember last landed them at Simons bay South Africa A letter haa been received in this city from Capt Shaw by way of Cape Town which tells hia mishaps and adventures Col f A Senator Morrills uccefsor 1 Chicago Jan 7 A special from iov Smith has Montpelier Vt says tendered the place in the United Stxtes senate left vacant by the death of Senator Morrill to B F Fifield of this city Mr Fifield has not yet accept ¬ ¬ ed Houses Under Water Wkston W Va Jan 7 ¬ iniba Blvrr IIdvkpiI Willi Ice Yaxcoivkk Wash Jan 9 The Co- ¬ lumbia river from the mouth of the Willamette to the Cascades for the sec ¬ ond time this winter is blocked with ice No boats are now able to navigate the stream above the mouth o the Willamette six miles beow this city ¬ 1 ¬ - Ky Jan 9 Judg lower portion of Weston is inundatd oarj eight feet in mauv a rneips wno served as ren The water stands tire from Fayette in the legislature homes The nyg gauge shewed 17 feet lS0Quas ueelned to become a cau Vociock FiiuUy nVfct jan falling ttate for state senator All th r i s To Bo a Lkxingtox and t- - For tin- g nHTe - M a - THE BOUBfiOfc SCINTILLATIONS s PABIS KY TTJE8 - JANUARY 10 1890 s Two safes were cracked at Winches ter Sunday morning by burglars So far this winter 50000 rabbits have been shipped from Pendleton county John Hefferman aged over one hun ¬ dred died Saturday in Shelby county Dr R J OMahoney of Lexington Made from pure suffered a slight 6troke of paralysis cream of tartar Saturday night Hon W C Owens of Georgetown failed to land the appointment as Interstate Commerce Commissioner The famous Swift silver mine has been discovered some more The tinder Alum baking powders are the greatest this time is Judge Center of Wolfe menacers to health of the present day county ROVAL BAKINQ POWOCR CO NEW YORK Ed F McGrath deputy warden of the Frankfort penitentiary died Sunday at Frankfort His remains will be inat Cynthiana BQQBBOJI HEWS terred Covington dealers will be inSome 1881 dicted for selling four cigarettes for a Eighteenth Year Established cent to small boys Two Newport dealPublished every Tuesday and Friday by ers have been fined 250 for selling the WALTER CHAMP coffin nails to children Editors and Ownrt MILLER BRUCE A separate coach bill has been intro amy Make all Checks Money Orders etc duced in the North Carolina legislature lay able to the ordei of Champ 4 illuk A bill has also been introduced to devote to the school fund only revenue raised colored citzens Displays one dollar per inch for flrsi iuk 1 on property of rates each Insertion thereafter ion half Samuel J Blackard and his entire Webster Cowed Them Locals or reading notices ten cents er Une each insertion Locals in blaci t e family seven in all are ill of typhoid wiiiiam wetmore story the sculptor twenty cents per line each insertion of the Fractlonsof lines count as full line when feyer Five were brought to the Protest- and poet was one rTTQ11 few men who Ti o nenmn vvrt Kjaxi uuncu viui in iiio fanning at line rates at Lexington Saturday picauiucu cards of ilinnks can on candi ant Infirmary Obituar38 end and Miss Mary E Phillips in her dates resolutions of respect and matter of a The other two were too ill to move ten Reminiscences of William Wetmore lke naturerates cents per line given for large advertlse Special Story tells in Storys own words to nnts and vearlv fards Dont use any other but Purity her the following tale of the two young flour from Paris Milling Co tell men James Lowell and I were very The Owensboro Water Company was you want no other angry with Webster for staying in old fined 1000 tor failing to report This your grocer Tylers cabinet and as he was to speak is one of the 114 corporations indicted All grocers keep it in Faneuil hall on the evening of tbe for failing to report to the secretary of 30th of September 1842 we determined Fancy California evaporated fraits state nnder the corporation law Judge in Newton Mitchell to gohoot from the Harvard Law school tf a demurer tothe inCantrill over ruled and at him and show him that he had incurred our displeasure There against the Frankfort Coal dictments GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS were 8000 people there and we felt Company sure that they would hoot with us Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In young as we were A reference to the new calendar The Fover But we reckoned without our host birthday shows that Washingtons Clyde Fitch has written anew comedy Mr Webster beautifully dressed stepcomes on Wednesday and Memorial for Nat Goodwin It is called The ped forward His great eyes looked Day and July 4th will be celebrated on Cowboy and The Lady as I shall always think straight at me Tuesdays Aeh Wednesday comes on I pulled off my hat James pulled off February 15th Shrove Sundav March his We both became as cold as ice and Chauucey OJcotts new play A as respectful as Indian coolies I saw 12th Good Friday March 31st and made a hit in James turn pale he said I was livid Romance of Athlone Eister April 21 Philadelphia last week And when the great creature began that Col Bennett Young of Louisvilh most beautiful exordium our scorn tell an interviewer tbat he believes that turned to deepest admiiation from an Creston Clarke has recently produced abject contempt to belief and approbaLouisville Democrats will iustru t the for Goebel for Governor Col Young his new plav A Ragged Cavalier tion great success also thinks that the Republicans will which was a Hair In Danger nominate Hon John Yerkes of DanA young artist whose pipe eyeglasses ville a6 th ir candidate Nat Goodwins new play Nathan and luxuriant blond hair have made received at the him well kuown in town went to a Representatives Settle and Pugh Hale has been well York garden party not so much for social Knickerbocker in New ihave called on the President to ask that amusement as for pencil studies of high l3as McCfeary be ihade one of life He wore a tall hat frock coat and Richard Mansfield will give his fine lavender trousers and carried a sketchto the Paris the twelve Commissioners Exposition The President promised to proauction of Cyrano de Bergerac in ing block a yard square At the party his epigrams paradoxes and fiendish Cincinnati next week at the Grand consider McCrearys name silvery laugh overwhelmed as he in tended all the girls in sight or hearing The postoffices of Coon Emma Envy Manager Scott has booked the clever but he got through with his social duMary Quod Serepta and Pricey all in Magoffin county have beeu discontinued actress Maude Adams to appear at the ties as speedily as might be then went and 6at down on a distant fenoe The sap headed galoots who gave th m Lexington opera house on April 6tb in Soon pencil studies lay all around The Little Minister such names ought to be court martialed him on the grass Suddenly he felt a m gentle tug at his back hair He thought We are the peoples friends We retrying to guy Adelaide Noiwood who was leading That is some fresh Alec up pair your linen and put neck bands on The gen me aud he did not look lady of the Boston Lyric Opera ComHaggard Reed free tugging ceased began again became tle pany is now with the Castle Square much stronger and then he felt someThere are eggs aud eggs The egg Opera Company at the American thing wet soft slimy on his neck With of yesterday looks feels measures and Theatre in New York a dreadful oath he leaped from the fence weighs like the egg of last month but and looked behind him Back there was a difference in another respect a smart trap in which sat two girls and theres and Francis Wil- a young man laughing The horses were and that difference is worth money Richard Mansfield Its just so with laundry The difference son have gone into the fold of tbe close to the fence and it was one of between good work and p or is slight to theatrical syndicate which controil these that had commenced browsing on the unpracticed discernuieut but its a locks Explanations difference that counts every time Its the best theatres in the country Mrs the artists profuse All flesh the followed and apologies a difference that changes your laundry Fiske is now the only noted star who bill from an expense to an investment does not play in theatres controlled by artist said is grass but not all hair Philadelphia Record We do good work it will cost no more the trust than poor work but its worth double Some Extraordinary Mother the difference Probably the youngest grandmother Bourbon Stam Laundry The Sydney Australia correspondent of whom we have record was a Lady of the New York Dramatic Mirror Bays Child of Shropshire England She had that two brothers of the late Scot married at 12 years of age and had a luglis are owners of two newspapers in child before her thirteenth year was that city Scot Inglis was a native of completed This child in turn married Victoria Australia instead of England while still very young with the result In Egypt the custom is for Princesses as has been stated His suicide was a that Lady Child was a grandmother at to hide their beauty by covering great shock to his friends as great 87 The most extraordinary cases of tri Inwpr nnrt nf trip farei witb n vpil motherhood were those of Mrs Honey In America the beauty of many of things were expected of hiin wood of Charing in Kent and Lady our women is hidden because of the Tempe of Stow When the former died weakness and B E Gross a Chicago millionaire on Hay 10 1520 aged 93 she counted sickness pecu will seek to enjoin Richard Mansfield as her descendants 16 children 114 liar to the sex from playing Cyrano de Bergerac grandchildren 228 great grandchildren If the EgyptThe is plagiarized and 9 ian custom pre claiming that the play more remarkable 1875 and other case was even aJ11 fll vailed in this from a play which he wrote in Lady Temple who died in 1656 had country many which be placed in the bands of Mans give birth to 4 sons and 9 daughters sufferers would fields manager A M Palmer in 1879 and lived to see more than 700 descend S3 be erlad tc Tbe work of Gross and Edmund Roh ants iM A Si cover theii taud are very similar in theme plot Taste of Boiled Water pr em atu r e scenes and dialogue In advocating the practice of boiling wrinkles theii water and milk of uncertain purity sunken cheeks prejucombats Erlaugers extravaganza Professor Bizzozerowater as a the Klaw their unnealthy beverage complexion from the eyes of the Jack and The Beanstalk which is de- dice against boiled the taste fre He maintains that world with the veil of the Orient cidedly the most impoitant spectacular qnentiy complained of in boiled water production out this season will be seen is really caused by the kettle and can The com scarcely be due to the absence of disin Lexington Monday night pauy has a very large number of pretty solved air of which water from wells and shapely girls with pleasing voices of great depth often contains very little Pittsburg Dispatch who will assume tbe role of Jack Moth Sinbad A Qneatloa of Locality brings out a womans true beauty er Goose Little Miss Muffett contrary and cleyer men Ill tell you one thing said Mad It makes her strong and well in those Mryfauite if tht PartB of the Giant Old King pop to bis long suffering wife onrans upon which her whole general behave himself Ill give health depends It corrects all men- - Cole etc The piece is beautifully staged Willy does not strual disorders It stops the drains and has fine ballets the opening of the him the worst spanking ha aver had of Lencorrhosa It restores the womb blackbird pie being one of the pretty Hell get it in the neck replied Do be aerioua my dear to its proper place It reraoYes th flares The News is authorized by The neck is noplace on Mrs Madpop causes of headache backache and N Wni B ate tnat lhe L Harpers to spank a child which nervousness It takes the poorde- aftrthpw- - Bazar to bilitated weak haggard fllding run special coscb woman and puts her on her feet ormanct Wktea End again making her face beautiful by Irascible Lieutenant down engine making her body well blithering idiot Use Paris Milling Oos Purity room tube of Is there a at he end tbii tube Orttist sell It fw f a bottle flour for ale by all grocers Voice From the Eugiaa Boom No Send for Mr free illustrated book for women at this end air Punch e no other Hie BradOdd Regulator C Atlanta Ga Ask for it ¬ RoVal in Interesting Jumble Comment Of New And Baking Powder Safeguards the food against alum ¬ j ¬ TIE ¬ ¬ ¬ Oils animal vegetable and mineral second in importance to but few do-¬ mestic articles of commerce Already medicinally invaluable in the bygone ages of hand labor lubricants have be- ¬ come almost a condition of existence in this century of machinery and of all oils porpoise oil is the finest the most difficult to obtain almost the most cost ly The difficulty bo it incidentally re- marked lies not in expressing the oil from the porpoise but in catching tbe porpoise itself These cetaceans like the fish they prey on are most uncertain in their movements at one time playing by the week in our very harbors at others staying a whole month fai from the coast An economic and reliable method of obtaining a regular supply of porpoises from our seas would be worth a fortune At present their capture is no more than accidental Porpoisoaarckn6wn to venture into salmon estuaries during spring flood tides returning to salt wa- ter with the ebb and as an improve ment on the present casual supply sys tem strong rope nets might be cast at the mouths of these estuaries to intercept the invaders as they leave Prob- ¬ ably however the ultimate solution will be found in the rifle and some particular cartridge preferably fronted with soft hollow lead to flatten in the orea- tures ribs It may be that even with a fatal bullet the difficulty is not ended for it has not yet been shown whether when fatally hit the porpoise sinks or noais jjoikiou spectator ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rl Oil Scrofula to Consumption Any one predisposed to Scrofula can FRANKCO 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY never be healthy and vigorous This taint in the blood naturally drifts into Consumption Being such a deep seated blood disease Swifts Specific is the only known cure for Sorofula because it is the only remedy which can reaeh the disease We NotWlthsandm all reports the COnirry Will nnntiliiio in bUSlDOSS at the old Stand Ai Scrofula appeared on the head of mv little Krandchild when only 18 months old Shortly after breaking out it 6pread rapidly all oyer her body The scabs on the sores would peel off on the slightest touch and the odor that would arise made the atmosphere of the room sickening and unbearable The disease next attacked the eyes and we feared she would lose her sight Em- ¬ inent physicians from the surrounding country were consulted out eould do nothing to relieve the lit¬ tle innocent and gave it as their opinion that the case was hopeless and im- ossible to save the childs eyesight It wu hen that we decided to try Swifts Specific nai meaicine ai onee made a speedy and com pletecure She is now a young lady and has never had a sign of the disease to return ¬ Our Animal Clearance Sale Km Jan 16th to 21st Inclusive We ma j OUr have offered vou erreat bargains t ail OI ADIlUal UlearailCe SHlftS UUl LUIS Vettr W6 - Mas Ruth Berkeley Salina Kan Scrofula is an obstinate blood disease and is beyond the reach of the average blood medicine Swifts Specific will have the biggest sale with the Choicest Goods at the Lowest Prices with delight 600 Yards of fine silks at prices that will set you wild SSSBlood 1 lit - Awt 1 - 1 Jt mm M 1 A 1- - J ¬ 11 4 V ¬ seated diseases it goes down to very foundation and forces out every XT J lauii jlv tid iuictu vcyetu vie aau IB the only lood remedy guaranteed to contain no mercury potash or other mineral substance whatever T- White Goods Dimities Cambrics Hamburgs and tie Laces will all be offered at way below regular prices at qsIp thi OClHw QmPapy Atlanta Georgia P Lace Curtains and Rugs at startling Low Prlc s We will also have on sale at great reduction the goods mentiou turned below Dress Goods Summer Underwear Woolens Winter Underwear Cloths Fancy Hosiery j Table Cloths Plain Hosiery Towels F B Corsets Napkins Thompsons Corsets ¬ The Eagle King of All Birds is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sor eyes of any kind or yrannlated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cvuts seedless raisins Nuts Itf raisins dates figs currants Newton Mitchell ¬ My agency insures fire wind and storm best ol Positively no goods offered at this sale sold before the advertis ¬ ed time No goods offered at this sale sold to merchants against re- ¬ compani- liable prompt paying esnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent Weak Jves are Made Strong dim vision made clear stye removed aud granulated lils or sore eyes of auy kind spedily and effertuhlly cured by thn US of Sutherland- - Eagb- Eve ttnlve I put up in tubes ami sold on a guar - Dont miss the sale Dont forget the date Jan 16th to 21st Inclusive ¬ ¬ t e by al good druugirs ¬ CuystaiiIZKD fruity nuts orange leipon- inaiaga appl bananas grapes gape Iruir NtWTuN Mitchell if for eotertain- Low price on mnts Chtjap but pure Nkwton Mitchell tf I FRANK CO ¬ Tornadoes And Cyclones Lookout these wiuiUhrms will sweep your farm property off tbe fare it all of the earth and yon will li unlt 8 you have a policv in tbt old and tried Glen Falls of N w Y k Insurance for five yeare vuii uuly cost yon 10 Tobacco barn a p cialty 9uov tti T orteu Smith Agent ¬ i I ¬ ¬ ¬ IsWamVaM 111 mH I SIHbV bbbbbbT I Sure Cure for Dandruff sT ygr F P jJqMif amlsmssfBmVl ¬ Fifty or oiore patron of Crawford Bros barber shop have lately ned the for dandruff celebrate Coke cur a sure with gratifying resnta cure and is recommended by a scorn of Persons wbo are well known Parisians s- ould get a bottroubled with dandrnff tle of Coke from Crawford Bros and try it once ¬ - ifa amesmessl asmsamVI memtsl mt J if -- almlaUffli irTyfr HJIyJjiiijir w a Hidden Beauty If you desire to improve a good opportunity -- tewui Capis has demonstrated ten thousand times that it is almost infallible FOR WOMAHS to purchase a a Low Piice PECULIAR WEAKNESSES ¬ en ¬ ¬ irrernlarlties aad deranremente It has become the leadinr remedy for this class of troubles It exerts a wonderfully healing strength ¬ ening end soothlnr influence upon the menstrual orrnni It cures whites andfalfiMgoftbowomb It steps flooding- aad relieves sup - Call and examine my stock at once I will give you some figures that will please you I want the space for my new Spring stock ¬ ¬ Bradfields ¬ Female Regulator ¬ f Pn for Ohanse of Life It is the best medicine made It Is beneficial during pregnancy and helps to bring children into homes barren for years It lnrigorates stimu ¬ lates strengthens the whole sys ¬ tem This g eat remedy la offered to all aiSlotid weaea Way wi 1 stay ajaaaaa asitar aaovasr amiaots wit eertaia retta wdtaJa raaobT Wiae ajf Osttdai eaiy seas S per battle at yoar drag stare Jrbr jeeea In ass rsewirtos special eTtressieea adore tvriay trapUmSj 94 M setae sspn MJmiUtnt Ob Ohat- - pressed and painful menstruation J T HINTON 1 r ftvfJ Hr CM I TO - O ih seed wm f Cereal atbeate sat cd me om aad H entirely 1 Elegant line of Pictures and Boom Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Mouldings Send me your old furniture to be re¬ Embalming scientifically attendedltoi CARRIAGES Utt JfcHKU paired Your furniture moved by experienced banda i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1899 THE BODBBON HEWS 1881 A Dangerous Fall PERSONAL MENTION OBITUARY Thomson son ot R Q Thomson was leaning over the banisters in the 3nd story Erneied at the Post office at Paris Ky as of Davis Thomson Isgrigs shoe store jiss mail matter coi he lost his balance and fell over the banisters to the floor below a distance TELEPHONE NO 124 of about twenty feet The little fellows right arm was dislocated and the left SUBSCRIPTION PRICKS arm whs seriously sprained and his nose Payable in Advance WOO Six mouths MM was badly hurt He was unconscious One yea get a hkws costs you cant even CHAIGR re when he was picked up and the fact port FKOM A GUN FREE OF that his arms struck first was all that saved him from being killed as the force th grippe Etc Make all Checks Money Orders of the blow on his face and head was payable to the order of Champ A Millkr Mrs Sidney Clay was in Lexington thus broken The many friends of the Saturday Always ask for Paris Milling bright little fellow are glad to hear that Hon C M Thomas was in Cincin he escaped without the fracture of a nati vesterday Cos Purity flour All grocers bone keep it Insist on having Purity Alfred Clay is ill of pneumonia at -- Eighteenth Year Established Saturday afternoon while littla Roger ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY George Dykes aged eighty two died THE NEWS MAN Friday on the farm of Y W Moran Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At nar Paris Bnrial at the Paris cemeDepots In The Hotel Lobbies And tery Saturday morning Services were The Elsewhere held at the grave by Rev F W Eber- Miss Ida Friend has the grippe htrdt The many friends of John ODay the James Flannigan has pneumonia N conductor will regret Judge J Q Ward has been ill for a popular L to learn that his mother Mrs Margaret week ODay died in Lexington Friday morn Miss Lizette Dickson is very ill of iug The funeral was held at St Pauls ¬ WAIT FOR G TUCKERS - every time A miserable mean thing called Grippe Is w making its annual trippe It makes a victim so ill He swallows pill after pill And aches from toes to hie finger tippe -- Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for Stony Point LOO F B McDermott Some Pertinent Facts Hon John S Smith is in Frankfort on legal business Dr H A Smith was a visitor in presents Some of these concerns carried large stocks and were entitled to Ben Holt Jr has succeeded Chas the designation big In one or two James as clerk at Davis Thomson instances the stocks were valued at more Isgrigs shoe store than 250000 The noticeable thing about each of the collapsed concerns is The regular meeting of the Elk Lodge not advertise in the newsoccurs to night at half past seven There that it did papers will be initiation work The stores that did advertise were most popu- crowded with customers from the comRobert Frank one of the lar voung men in Paris has taken a mencement of the holiday season to the Gos cloth- hour of closing the night before Christclerkship at J W Davit mas They all report the greatest holi- ¬ ing store day business in years The town clock which has not been running since Friday on account of the Eld Z T Sweeney Urged hands being covered with sleet was started again yesterday A dispatch from Martinsville Ind Rev The Bourbon Bank has sold the two to the Cincinnati Enquirer says story brick house on the corner of Third Z T Sweeney of Columbus is being and Pleasant street known as the Cur urged by not a few Republicans and rent property to Samuel Kerslake for party papers in this part of the State to become a candidate for the guberna 1800 torial nomination next year He was The early morning train from Liv- ¬ pastor of the Christian Church here ingston was nearly six hours late yester- twenty five years At present he is day morning on aecount of a wreck on preaching at Richmond Va During the Southern railway between Kuox the administration of President Harville and Jellico rison ha served two years as Minister to Drake Thompson has rented the Turkey He is now serving his second farm of Mrs Ev Rogers on the Hume term as Fish Commissioner of this pike John Mansfield who is now liv- State ing on the place will move to near Newtown Scott county Heard In Court Circles the Paris Electric Light Company ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The New York Sun says that since Heinzs baked beans in tomato sauce Christinas there have been ten failures F B McDermott reported of concerns that made a Wood Grinnan is now an employe of specialty of goods intended for holiday Cyntbiana Sunday Miss Ada Vaughn is quite ill at her home on High street Mr T H Talbott was in Louisville eeveral days last week Hon Thos Turner of Mt Sterling was in the city Saturday W T Overby is in Cincinnati attending the tobacco sales Miss Margaret Ingels has gone to Charleston West Virginia James Buckner has gone to Ashe ville N C to attend school Eld J S Sweeney who has been ill of the grippe is improving Mr L Grinnan is recovering from a severe attack of the grippe Miss Mary Lou Fithian returned yesterday to college at Shelbyville Landlord Dunlap Howe of the Windsor was in Lexington yesterday Messrs Oakford Hinton and Dorsey Ray visited friends in Winchester Sun day Mr W E Board who has been very ill of the grippe is able to be out again Mr and Mre James Connor of the Fordham were in Lexington yesterday ¬ ¬ ¬ Catholic Church in Lexington Saturday morning Rev John S Hayes D D pastor of the First Presbyterian church and Principal of Hayes Wood Seminary died Saturday at Maysville as a result of a stroke of paralysis He was 68 years old and a brother of the late Rev Dr Geo Hayes of Cincinnati Mrs Margaret Mackoy wife of W H Mackoy of Covington and sister of Judge J H Brent of this city died Thursday at the home of her husband after a protracted illness The deceased was a daughter of the late Hugh I Brent and is survived by her husband and two children attorney Harry Mackoy and Mrs Mackoy was Miss Bessie Mackoy a most estimable woman and was prominent in church work in social circles and was an officer in the D A R and ¬ ¬ ¬ SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY January 20th 27th and 28th THREE DAYS ONLY CONDONS Actual Pacts Plainly Stated out all our Winter Goods in the next HO days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com parison for goods of equal quality To close ¬ Colonial Dame Society Try our Leader for 100 Coffee six pounds All our Ladies and Child renp Capes and Full line of Z phyrs Ice Wool F B McDermott Jackets at cost aud Germantown Yarn 1 I Saxooy Special reduction in Dress Good U0 Embroidery Silks and Materials of alP descriptions at cut prices goods now 60c comprising SatiD Ber- Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes bers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hoee20c A great many horses at Lexington quality for 10c per pair The beet val ¬ Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at have the grippe ue in Paris 25j and 99c per yd formerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 3 50 per pair ¬ Ossian Edwards of this city sold in Cincinnati last week six bhds of tobac- See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c duced to one half of of former prices co at 950 to 4 50 and five at 810 to per yd worth double and our size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c 425 00 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c Dinner Napkins at STOCK AND TURF NEWS i V re ¬ - 1 Try cur Leader 100 Coffee six pounds for F B McDermott Dr twice as much Very btst Percalts at 10 4 8c She tmg 12A and 15e Cahl Crawford has purchased from the Reynolds heirs the two story building now occupied by Crawford Bros as a oarber shop adjoining the new Boui- The price was two thousand n4Bauk dollars Saturday Auctioneer A T Forsyth sold for Master Commissioner E M Dickson twenty eight and three quarter Riser acres of land lying on the Clay and belonging to John R Henry pike to S S Ardery for thirty one dollars per acre ¬ -- Thurs day night vvrts a great success there being about thirty persons en masque The representations were excellent and the affair was quite a credit to the rnaL agemeut Another masquerade will be given in about a fortnight hi ibe rink mm The mapqneirtut ¬ ¬ Pete Manuel a negro charged with assaulting and beating Bill Fauntleroy who was just recovering from a spell of sickness was held over by Judge Webb yesterday for trial by the circuit court Manuel has been evading arrest since Christmas eve when the assault occurred Harry Walker of Jackstown precinct was fined 12 50 by Judge Webb for getting drunk and riding his horse on the sidewalk Judge Purnell yesterday sentenced Smoot Kennedy to the rock pile for thir- ¬ N ty days for stealing coal from L freight cars ¬ Mrs Amelia Leer and family will of Paris is considering a movement to sons ot Washington Our Prei nrp lower than ru bourn in Centre i Kentucky v enr move to Oklahoma the latter part of next erect in this city a building which shall Gideon Tucker the infant son of Wf ask you to give us a call luaiitv arH sty are considered week Mr and Mrs Buckley will take be used as a public library and a meet Robert Tucker of Seventh street who board with Mrs Hart on Duncan ave iug place for tne different clubs The has been ill of whooping cough and From MannFuhrinauns two liver Mrs Leer will sell her household goods matter is now being discussed and a re- pneumonia now has the grippe colored pointer dogs with white star in on the 18th Advertisement will appear port will be made at the next meeting of Mrs Chas Geffinger of Harrods breast Any information leading to the in the next issue of The News the city federaiion of clubs which will burg who has been visiting relatives in recovery of the dogs will be liberally S E TIPTON Cutter be held ou the evening of the 27th The Mrs A R Bourne of Kentucky project is a laudable one and The News the city has returned home accompahied rewarded Mann Fuhrmann by her sister Miss Mattie Letton University will deliver tbe third of her Paris Ky hopes that the movement will be under series of lectures under the auspices of Miss Nat McMillan of Washing tiken the Paris Literary Club in the lecture ton D C Miss Frances Carrick of A PRESTIDIGITATOR OF room of the Methodist Church Friday Scott and the Misses Carlton of Terre PUBLI5 RENTING New Telephones evening The subject will be Michael Haute Ind will arrive to day to be work such a magical t 18- ould ne Angelo The lecture will be illustrated W H McMillan Bourbon county homes were guests of Mr n your soiled shirts co f rmti Seven ra The landed estate of the late Thomas id cntf The block on Main street between brought into close touch with Paris last Mr and Mrs David Depue and Mr Woodford will te rente publicly at the is our Ian 7 Broadway and Fourth owned by the week by the completion of telephones Lawrence who have been guests at Mr court bouse door in Paris on irho is h doing all the time We can presto change on a grimy shirt f it agricultural ttdiiK will be torn away which co meet with the local exchange Horace Millers on Duncan avenue will Thomas Henry leave this afteruooi for their home in SATURDAY JANUARY 28 1899 f any kind so compl r sol lel M an early date and a handsome block They are as followsat ly v ih i o will be erected on the site The bank Clay 153 C M Clay Jr 118 A H R binson Utah They will be accom- at two oclock p m to the highest and re washing tnnterialt nd in w til the witchcraft will occupy tne Broadway corner The Bedford 154 Gano Hildreth 155 Benj panied by Miss Emily Miller who will best bidders skill -- th ve bank will shortly be moved into the Woodford 156 W B Woodford 157 and spenl several months with Mr and Mrs have used land will be rented in nine parSaid cels and is now rented by W E Simms Gnadinger store room where it will do Alfred Clay 158 Depue returning home in April Catesby Woodford Junius D iSton business until its new home is comThe most important social event of Brice Steele J D Ockerinan B F pleted Woodford and Dr I A Paris Mans Ambition tie season in Louisville will be given to- WHs land is allJ inMgras excepting thirThe proW R Thomas and family will moe night at Macrtulevs theater the ty acres at Spears Mill occupied by Or W M HINTON JR this week to Lexington to make thtir BRC Proprietors to the ceeds to assist in purchasing a silver J M Woodford A part of this will be A telegram from Frankfort future home in that city Mr Thomas Lexiugton Leader yesterday stated that service for the battleship Kentucky rented for tohacco and a part for corn Nn 4 T plio At tbe same time and place I will rent is to be manager of the Blnegrass Tobacco D Elliott K lley formerly of thi- city Ab ut four hundred of the best known Spears Factory in which he and his father now managing editor of th Louis mnn0 neoDle in Louisville will take the Woodford warehouse at recently roofing Mil and sell the metal Capt J M Thomas own stock Paris ville Commercial had announced him part in the dances tableaux etc Miss removed from said warehouse ians regret the departure of this es self as a candidate for the Republican Emily May Wheat will appear in the For any information concerning these teemed family but wish them much nomination for Lieutenant Governor Sun Dance and Miss Louise Wheat properties address me at Paris or North OF The Lovers Quarrel Gf- - Middletown CLAUDE M THOMAS success in their new home appear in t iL D Misses isessie iuearnaiu ftuua Receiver Try our Leader Coffee six pound for For Sale One large anthracite votte Clara Haldemnn Linnie Belle and 100 F P McDerm stove three hanging lamps Apply to Tucker and Annie May Sperry who are 2t Dr Ussery also known here will also have promiSchool News nent parts Position by March 1st as Superin Lost Blue enamel ladies watch The examination of white and colored dent on a farm Capable of attending Cos store and A T apphcauts f r certificates npon the iom between Frauk Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to to all business First class references Finder please F B McDermott nnnscbool co r e wi cake place at the Foray ths residence Address the fresh It at Tub News office Jos M Wkioht Court house in this city on Thursday leave Paris Ky Spring Heel Good Stock Nothing Shoddy January 19th opening at 830 oclock 7 union Prompt paying reliable insures against fire Miss Nannine Clay gave a bowling companies A committee composed of members party Fiiday night at the Pastime Alley wind and storm W 0 HINTON Agent of the various literary and musical clu s in honor of her guest Miss Bertha Par- will cure it and give such strength to the lungs that a If yon cannot road this small print at a distance of 14 inchesyoua cough or a cold will not settle there eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention five cents at all good druggist Mrs M H Davis of Mayslick is Twenty Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred aud made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequeutly of gresitestr visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames New York Edam pine apple Nenfa durability unitedfitted by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfactionand lenses are scientifically for they Hukill Sr are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit them chatel cheese Ynu will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better ofT without Mr James Hukill and mother Mrs any glasses than with title ro- these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skiiifuL Newton Mitchell tf Wm Hukill went to Anchorage yesterdealer and tiny will last longer without charge and be cheapest in the end day morning H Bowen who will gvisir We have engaged the services of Dr New Train Service Mies Bi uce Collins has returned from our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite eyes examined for which there is noand have a visit to her sister Mrs Geo Harper Commencing Monday December 5th all to call Satisfactiontheir guaranteed or money refunded charge who is ill in Mil way Cincinnati Railway che Frankfort e Misses Armilda McMillan arrived will make several important changes in home yesterday rroni a delightful visit train service from Paris Tram leaving t ranktort at 6AU p m L to Miss Phoebe Beckner in Winchester will run through to Paris arriving at Editor Squire Turner of the Mt 510 p m making close connection for Sterling Sentinel Democrat was in the Kentucky Central points A new train will leave Pans at 540 p city Saturday and Sunday visiting m and arrive at Frankfort at 710 p m friends The morning train arriving at 840 am Mr Warner Engels was suddenly and leaving at 930 a m will remain as taken taken ill yesterday after noon and heretofore All of these trains will be strictly sersext visit -- Thursday January lii 18M is confined to his home in a serious conpasseneer trains and hereafter freiglt dition trains will not carry passengers Miss Leila Johnson was in Carlisle THLODRHSTCr i several days last week at the bedside of WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP Insure in my agency non ¬ her grandfather David Judy Sr who Lung Irritation is the forerunner to consumption Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Awayv Bells Pine -- Tar-Honey ¬ - ¬ FASIIIOIT ABLE Public Library Proposed died Friday ¬ uraritt suiras in trouserings FOK FALL AND WINTER STFLJSTEID ¬ ¬ Llll up-to-da- te - i I r ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Th e sxviruon Stea l- laundiM - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CLEARANCE SALE 1 11 t MISSES AND CHILDRENS ¬ W A3STTED FOR SALE SCHOOL SHOES Th y go at 75 c mum ft fjharkey McCoy Fight Telegraphic leports of the Sharkey- IcCoy prize fight will be read to night Fresh Meal Sons Exchanged for corn at Spears Depot N Freight Offic near L Mens and Boys overcoats at cost Come and see for your ¬ Cos clothiers selves at Price We need the cash Gunthkrs Christmas tu pe pair rt the Pastime Bowling Alley beginning ine o clock Each round will be ribed The admiaaiou will be jACo ner cant discount on all Winter underwear at Jprice TAntv fiv clothiers 1- - A tlXi mW A first clasii power Grinding Mill standard makp will grind 60 to 75 barfine candies for sale for rels ot ear corn per day with 10 borse Tjower Will sell cheap u k kidh if rr r NwrTOS Mitohkix s Gocd values in other lines at Reduced Prices Better see these goods as they will go quick ¬ k L m jj DAVIS Lr THOMSON - ISGBICtek 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1899 ncrgry urd if he vas not hungry he couldt rof get him very drunk on dose ten cents If I send him avay mitout noting J aa THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established 188ij Published Every Tuesday and Friday by ogetically I guess he BROUGHT IN HIS GAME Hovv a FEMININE FASHIONS a ven I eat mine own m Own ffiSSf dinner und it spoil my appetite Well av course you were justified m if it affects you that way said the MY UNCLE CHARLEY janitor but ycure no political econMy Uncle Charley he aint got no children omist an youll never get your name in SftKlMt- t- shall tink ohf him Scout Convinced Skeptical Colonel About Texas Note for the Ladies on the Latest the Department of Dress Indians You gentlemen who have served in of his own Nor any wife nor parsntses but just lives all alone It must seem awful quiet cause he says he tfkea the noise At makes so many growed up folks find fault ith little boys He says they ought to yin an play an holler a they will A boy wont grow a mite he says at has to keep so still An Chris mus time he buys us horns an An ma she lets us have em too when Uncle Charley comes th papers squawky things an drums He says sweet things wont hurt your teeth as much as parents say An spose they do boys has to lose their flrst ones anyway He says thats why we ought to eat just all at we can get Of sugar candy things before we grow our second set St every time he vibits us my Uncle Char- ¬ His pockets rannin over most ith just the nicest things Theyfl candy mice an candy men an lots of sugar plums as Santa Ciaus when Its most as good comes icle Charley He dont think little boys an girls should CO to bed so soon But says they ought to stay up late an Sleep uu neai i iiuun So when he comes to our house ma she let a ui have our way An us an Uncle Charley we all play an plaj an play Be bark- - just like a dog an makes our old cat growl an spit II knows the mostest funny tricks An when the lamp is lit He makes us shadow pictures witn nis Angers an his thumbs 1 b good as goin to a show when Uncle Charley comes But sometimes ma sin- says she bets if Uncle Charley had boya an girls all carrying A on likt mad An turnin things all upside down an crisscross every day Hed wan to pack his trunk right off an - ity brings half-a-doa- en crid an cried an cried Nor saiu a word when we was bad an scat ¬ tered cooky crumbs But cuddled us just like she dotes when Uncle Charley comes Nixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin HI hurry far away But one time wh n our neighbor boy was aw lnl sick an dkd Ma hugged an Kissed us every one an minutes longer an thin driver aint on deck 1m g oin to hist that weight in th wagon an let walk around an get Id ii rnis hinp in on well so it is re- him contract av wnrmin warmowner like th his marked the janitor blowing on The janitor screwed the plates of the his fingers as be entered the basement lock together and then inserting the and buffeted himself vigorously with key snapped it back and forth to satswinging arms isfy himself that rhe spring was work on we asKen ftvc 4 L ITnYnllfiPfl PhritV UilCAyvilUCU lliail a T l I ewewee h8 wai4 to if the August trotted off with his wheel barrow of ashes and the janitor hav ing toasted himself sufficiently walked leisurely over to the work bench and pulling a door lock from his pocket proceeded to take it apart looking from time to time out of the window as he did so There was a horse attached by a strap to a heavx iron weight in front and to a light wagon behind standing at the curb before the window It was a depressed looking horse with abnor mally large knee joints ami hoofs thai turned inward its half cloed eyes were deeply sunken and its backbone was prominent and serrated there were cavernous hollows in its flanks and its tail was bald am its coat star ing Now and then it seemed to rouse itself with an effort from its misera ble apathy and look around as if ex pecting somebody Then it would move forward until the strap tightened at the bit ring then it would move back and resume its despondt nt atti tude On the other side of the street there was a team of glossy wei t d bavs held in check bv a coachmun who sat on the box so rigidly and th eyes so fixed and expressionless that ie appeared to be frozen These hors were slinking their bright pole chairs impatiently and tossing their head as they pawed on the hard ground a though they were not only conscious o their plated harness but considered even the drab livery and cockaded hat of the coachman a part of their own adornment Once or twice the equin wreck at the wagon looked around at his patrician brethren but he did noi seem to be envious Resignation was written on every rib of him Will you Ink at him now th poor said the janitor to the ten ernwbait ant who had come down to borrow a crew driver Th breath av his body not warm enough to show as it come out av his nostrils an thim aerost th way snort in like somebody had opened a valve with steam up Hes been stand in there like that for two mortal hours v seen mm as l wint out at nine an ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ southwestern Texas began a jolly West Point captain while sitting be- with satin bars of contrasting color fore the campiire wAh the volunteer corduroy English velveteen plain ilk and or polka dotted recently have seen the Semirole stripealnegro Indian scouts In the early 80s wool fancies soft French flannels most as finely woven as ladies cloth when I was a lieutenant my regimen was stationed at old Fort Clark and in rich winter dyes and drap dAima was asKigned to command these same and drap dete Roman striped satins and pretty natty silks are much favored scouts Southwestern Texa at that tiie wm for dressy uses and with these waisU is usually a club tie of matching fab a pretty wild stretch of country Civilization stopped at San Antonio and ric and pattern Gray fox fur shoulder capes and muffs the duty of these negro Indians was to are exceedingly stylish and will tlm keep that border free from smugglers color marauding parties and hostile Indians year be worn with any and every handOnce every four months they came to of gown They look particularly Clark for their money and then you some en suite with the new beautiful dyes in deep jacque rose red petunia will pardon the expression gentlemen ruby violet and Russian green cloth to pay there was h The men had had a good many costumes This delicate fur is espeharp brushes with the redskins and cially becoming to young girls with when they were warmed up with liquor color and there are some simple styl they liked to tell of thene affairs The ish costumes in friars gray winter sky commander at Fort Clark was a little and frost gray cloths that are greatly skeptical about these Indian storio enriched and wholly transformed bv and one day he said to me in a joking the addition of these handsome fur accessories I dort believe there is an Indian way Never before were so many cold in West Texas and Ill give 50 to any an coit3 man in your command who will brinp in weather jackets blouse made with open cutaway fronts show a dead redskin There was one Mexican in the com- ing waistcoats plastrons etc of airy mand Julian L ongonio by name and he summer like textiles It seems absurd was one of the best trailers the south to introduce chiffon or net in the form west ever saw Longon io heard the co- of a vest on the front of a tailor mad lonels remark and his beadlike eyes cloth gown for suits of this class are snapped as he turned away For my intended merely for general wear and self 1 thought no more of it until it was the incongruity of the associated Dot forcibly recalled to my mind sometime diverse fabrics challenges ones common sense Nevertheless this particular later The next day we left Fort Clark for feature of day dress is a decidely a scout ing trip At Newton where the marked one among many winter styles White broadcloth is much used for Las Moras empties into the Iiiofirande bridesmaids gowns this season At a Longon io rode up and asked permission to cross the river Fancying that he fashionable church wedding last week such costumes were worn with black wanted to visit some friends and knov ing that there was no immediate need velvet picture hats into which touches ¬ - New cold weather shirt waists are made of velvet fancy pladed faille ffSi jj -- y 41 U r i I ¬ When He Works He was sitting with his feet on the desk industriously smoking when the i ¬ ¬ taxpayer entered Under the circumIm afraid so answerrd her hu stances it seems hardly necessary to band aay that he was a public official Well Im going down town to day You are remarkably well paid for and I know you are going to be sur this job suggested the taxpayer prised to see how cheaply I buy things ¬ said young Mrs Torkins We roust economize Gettinr Started mustnt we Not when you consider the work So as soon as you can you must writ necessary to get it answered the of- me a check for some money to econo ficial Chicago Post mize with Washington Star ¬ ¬ ¬ My goodness what airs the Hoblejs are putting on lately Mrs Hobley and the girls are so stuck up that they Mounting Ipward 1 ¬ it When I came in this evening I noticed that there was a ring around the moon Do you know what that means She No but I know what a ring scarcely deign to speak to one any more I wonder whats the cause of around the third finger of a girls left ¬ He Cornered ¬ dont you know Why sine the election the papers have got to reChiferring to old Hobbley as boss cago Daily News Oh The statesmen talk of open door And tell its virtues oer and oor Sucti talk to me all foolish seems A rolic of some summer dreams For when as now the blizzards blow And snow oscures all here below My only cry is Shut that door NY ¬ ¬ hand means There being no loophole by which h could escape he had to declare himself Cleveland Leader My family Comparing Xotes The Open Door a little proud of having been carried ove cant help feeling ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Herald ¬ NOT A SUCCESS Is that so answered the young man interestingly None of our folks ever went into the florist business What brought is through was wheat Washington Star A Money Saver Eeasington is the stingiest man 1 ever saw Do you know what hes do ing now Xo whats his latest scheme for saving money Hes rented a room over a restau rant so that he can inhale his meals ¬ by the Mayflower said the young woman who was visiting in Chicago ¬ ¬ ¬ without extra cost Chicago Daily -- News of his services I sent The greaser swam his pony across the river and disappeared in the chap rediiy gave my con ¬ ¬ arral The next I saw of him was two days after when I rode into Fort Clark fo In the afternoon Longonio my mail r down to the officers line and stopped in front of the adjutants office Several officers were standing around and gazed in open mouthed astonishment at sight of the Mexican with a He refused dead Indian behind him to answer any of their queries and asked for el colonel Hearing thecem nootion the colonel came out and be ¬ fore he could say anything Julian cut the rope that bound the Indian to his saddle threw the corpse on the porch xat the colonels feet and in that soft drawling voice so peculiar to the Mexi¬ ¬ of deep orange velvet were introduced among the drooping sable plumes Bou quets of yellow chrysanthemums tied with yellow satin ribbon gave a pleas ing color note to these pretty brides ¬ Flattering His Vanity said Amesbury I must be young looking and handsome still What makes you think so asked Bv George ¬ ¬ m 1 n 1his lrumCTlt so is- - rmgoin - ¬ ¬ What is it hangs t i hoveling ashes from beneath the te into an iron wheelbarrow and who wipe the per ipratiou rfrbm his glowing tace witn me sieee of his coat reSeveral things does August passe n Theres th plied the janitor ger on a six oclock street ca- - an th chief av polls Th wallpaper Ive been try in to strip off in th emp tlat is 1 blieve PI let stackin pretty well you try your hand on that in th after- iion l ve saveu 111 ihmh hji uuuu fur- - RllU Ills assisiaui a v W Krl uu nau Kw uccn mighty interestin pattern on youll enjy the joh I was th eeilin Ispeakin av th weather though Il is coldt veather said August Cold 1 should say it was cold said the janitor shivering- frith marked ex- - theres a - ing well I suppose that moth eaten structure was wanst a tclliekin friskin colt without a care in th world or a stroke v work- - to o an gjyjj viss an run resumed nin water for th gatherin the janitor T wonder av he s think Theres wan in av thim days now thing about horses most av th m have seen better days an fields an pas ture green Take it in th ease av u bus here Julius was born on the North side an hes a Xorth sidc cat from his whiskers to th tip av his tail He belongs to a sangerbund does Ju lius an a turnvrrein an hes sociable an happy Hed be just as happy if he had to depind on his own exertions for what he gets to eat as he is now an all he cares about green grass is a mouthful to take th brown taste out av his mouth whin hes bilious after bein up all night aint it Julius The black eat which had leaped lightly up on the bench arched his back stitlly as the janitor passed his hand along it and began to purr Then he walked up to the window and stand ins on his hind leqs looked out with an ¬ ¬ ¬ air of interest i zS GETTING OlT THE ASHES aggeration Hurry and get thins ashes out from under th grate there wai to crawl in an lay down Th mer ¬ curys collapsed entirely Has anyone been in Nobody was in only some cramp feller who wants to get warm himself 1 haf not let him stu but ten minutes Den tell him Von get out pretty quick and he went out Thats right said the jarit r thats th proper thing to do What dc ou care if he was freezin Lt aint 1 i but he aint got no partickler sympathy with th poor beist himself Im goin to do somethin for that horse August here has been a relievin th necessities av indigent tramps an Im tired with his noble I think therell be vnoro example gratitude in th brist av th horse therll be more oats inside av his slats annvwav said the janitor He knows what were talkin about 1 no business av money dont ut Heat costs ach Wanted to get warml He turned on a faucet as he spoke Twas like th gall av him Ut wouldnt and was stirring the mes- around with surprise me if he wanted to get some a stick when there was the sound of thing to eat Thim tramps want th wheels outside and the meager form eirth cut into hemispheres an served of the horse trotted slowly past the oi a hand painted ehiny plate You window urged OH by a big mar with a ought to have kicked him August Uts frayed whip who occupied all of the like you did wagon seat and bulged over on the off August squirmed uneasily He side tcldt me he vas hongry und I gif him a Thats alwis th way whin I try tc dime und toldt hiui to get owit pretty do a good action said the janitor soon und get someliug to eat he re August how is your family off foi plied Chicago Daily Record pouHices reYoure a tow headed chump You havent th marked the panitor A Man of Knowledge sinse av a bbe Dont Average Woman How am I to know you know uts an even chance he buys a which is poison ivy and which isnt drink with that dime or spinds ut in Average Man By looking at it ol some other form av riotous an lux course How else would you know urious amusement Arny philantrop One has three leaves and the other five m will tell you that same You were Every man of sense knows that and 1 pauperiin iv him Why didnt you dont see why women shouldnt make him clear out thim ashes anny Yes I know my dar but which way if you were bound to squander tin iviiii l UIC JU13UU iviini ciuts on him ie three leaf oi Why you goosev forget which a strong man und he a not e or the five leai lj oldt man replied AucusLajag ¬ ¬ ¬ yours The janitor caught up a wooden pail and putting his cap down over his ears started out The tenant looking out of the window saw him stop and pat the dilapidated horse on the neck a- - he passed him and then hurry on In about five minutes he returned to the basement with his pail full of bran Its all I could steal he explained but Im thinkin th cobjici av my bcnivolence will be just as pleased Ill turn some hot water into it to make it th more comfortin to his old stom-¬ eight-mont-o- ld ¬ -- maids frocks The new short fur pelerines are con sidered the particularly stylish thing to wear with the tailor gown The long stole ends are trimmed with in ¬ numerable tails with usually a droop lnq- cluster under the chin and the ef fect is graceful Large bows of cherry violet Yale blue or golden brown satin ribbon still brighten many of the co- ¬ llarettes boas and other small fur neclc pieces with corresponding bows among the lace plaitings and mink or sable tails on the fancy mnff Among the winter petticoat recom mended for durability are those of American surah lined with watered per can said caline with one deep ruffle of the silk Cincuenta pesos senor el colonel merely finished a two inch hem Well gentlemen the colonel was so and five narrow with tucks above Another thunderstruck at first that he wa style suggested on it speechless but recovering himself pres ¬ wearing qualities is athe merits of moskirt of silk ently he gave Longonio such a cussing reen with four or five narrow taffeta out as I never heard before nor since frills at the hem The moreen comes The Mexican sat like a sphinx on his In a variety of colors and this materia horse pretending not to understand will outwear any three skirts made of English and when the colonel was taffeta alone N Y Post through he simply pointed to the dead Indian and again said SHE KEPT THE LETTER Cincuenta pesos senor el colonel He got his cincuenta pesos finally A Dairy Maid Who Had a Plan of Her but the colonel intimated that if he ever Own for Keeping Her Prospec ¬ around there again hed caught him tive Husband Down hne him shot Longonio pocketed the monev and rode awav with a broad There is a curious and grin on his face to rejoin the scouts It story about a deceased peer seems he had lassoed the Indian first which is worth repetition When iust and started to bring him in alive but of age he had the not uncommon mania after dragging him a mile over the cac of failing in love on the slightest provotus plain poor Los spirit fled and an cation and the less common habit of other bad Indian was made a good one making offers of marriage which as San long as he confined his addresses to lavia the Paradise Valley route Call Francisco dies of his own rank was of no conseas as the- NEW YORK A WORLD CAPITAL quenceone day were treated on jokes ¬ a strap But his fancy fell ping dairymaid about 12 inches talier And Broadway But n Cnsj- Stretch of and six years older than himself and it a Path Running Round was shortly afterward reported to his the Earth mother the countess that big Poily It is quite a journey the trip across had shown a feliow servant a written the continent said a New Yorker and cfier of marriage from the little lord Immense excitement at the end of even the American accustomed as he i to great distances and to everything which the confidential housekeeper on a big scale thinks in his heart the was sent on a mission of inquiry with first time he makes i that this is a big full powers of compromise to the country But I venture to say that we strapping Cinderella of the dairy The shall presently discover that we have ambassadress offered her an excellent been but provincial and that feeling situation at great wages and a handwill come to us together with the rev some present in hand if she would gc elation that we are now citizens of the to a distant estate and promise to have world indeed when we orce to see cur no more to say to her noble lover The damsel accepted the oilers w ith tlas- floating over distant shores The eastern man who travels for out hesitation indeed with eagerness Make your mind easy answering days day and night before he comes to as I wouldnt marry the little the confines of his own Country cannot Mrs fail to be impressed by the magnitude creature if every air on is ead was But now suppofe instead of ung with diamonds Im keeping comof it stopping at San Franciscn he kept on pany with a young man as stands six for days across the broad Pacific tofind feet in his stocking soles and can jump his flag flying on the Hawaiian islands B gate without putting a linger on it All right my good Mary 1 knew these belonging to his ow- country And then on again for dav s till he you were a good girl and you had betcomes to lands not mere islands in the ter start before his lordship comes sea but ocean bound though vhcy are bock from London and theres someconsiderable territories over which his thing to pay expeneis producing a flag floats Now hes half way round nice new crackling Bank of England the world but on his own soil still and note for 50 And now Mary you will give up his New York seems no longer simply a great city with a world wide trade it lordships letter was the an- ¬ No indeed 1 shant is true but after all only the chief city now a swer my young man is willing to mar- ¬ of a great countrj- it seems world capital ry me as soon as I can get ready but I entirely so We want some- shall keep this letter to show him if But not There is a lonesome ever hes saucy that if I liked I might thing more around the other half of the a married a hearl stretch St Louis Re- ¬ on where public world from the Philippines we have no place to set our foot Bnt Yankee Potplc we shall find places there no doubt in Stew one chicken until tender and the course of time Its the nature of make a gravj with it as for fricasjcc things that we should and when that Take some fresh baking powder bis- ¬ time comes the citizen of this osvn cuit break them open and spread on a when he walks Broadway will realize platter crust side down and when that it is no longer merely a part of a readj-- to serve pour over the chicken local road that runs a few thousand and gravy Detroit Free Tress miles and stops but the busy sectioE Spiced Biscuits of a pihe that goes round the world Make baking powder biscuit using N Y S jn one quart of flour add one cupful of The Tnal Age brown sugar mixed with the flour Little Rudney Papa at what aged three teaspoonfuls of cinnamon and men commence to be bald one teaspoouful of nutmeg St Louis Mr Henpeck Marri oge dge ¬ - Bolton Ive noticed that my wife doesnt want tc join any evening card clubs except those in which the lady membera are all elderly Cleveland Leader ¬ ¬ Diplomacy Boston Bill Please mum kin you Snakier I had been thinking of gimme- somethin to cat jist the meat adopting the stage as a profession the dog left will do His Friend You wont do for that Mrs Miggles We havent any dog ycure too easily rattled Bt Louij ReOh you aint Den you git to work public an cook me a plate o ham an eggs an a cup o coffee fore I kick ye in the Hidden IJeauty jor Indianapolis Journal Fell many a gem of purest ray serene - ¬ ¬ unfathomed caves of ocean bear Full many a maid has deeply blushed un- ¬ seen Because of heavy coats of pigment there The dark Chicago Daily News ¬ said like to know why it is that young Brokleigh to his tailor every time you make a pair of trousers Id Fixing the Illume Violet scent suits many people New mown hay some folks admire Give me as a winter perfume Apples roasting by the fire Chicago Record Odors TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY for me you get them a little short was the reply un I dont know less its because I usually find you that Chicago way when I present the bill Daily Newt- ¬ well-authenticat- ed ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ Human Mature said the collector rathe you said that you would plaintively pay me if I came to day answered Mr Billdew you Well Do not deny it Gladys Irene You must bear in mind that human nature is human nature The bet of us some were winking at him the whole evening say things that we are sorry for times Are you endeavoring to drive my dis Washington Star honored head to the protection of the Ally Sloper divorce court One Secret She Keeps Dynpepsin Dixon Why is it that it is usually unThis life is longing and unrest on married women who write articles How oft midst epicurean scenes How to Manage a Husband Are men who wish they could digest A dish of common pork and beanj Hixon Ohl you dont suppose a marWashington Star ried woman is going to give her little plan away do you Tit Bits A Napoleon of Finance Dickie what did you do with that Broke dime I gave you for taking your quin Mrs Hiram Supposing Bridget I should deduct from your wages the ine Why pa I bought some lickerish price of all the china you broke fi cents I hired Bridget Brittlcdish Well mem I with h cents an with th quinine- Buddis to take guess Id be loike the chancy Town Tommy Life Brooklyn Topics Where tlie Affront Was Misfortunes of n Georgian Polly The way that man looked ai Im mighty ad I ever day mo was positively insulting Lived to see this awful Dolly Did he stare at you long and legislature Eils in the run away An Mollys insolently Atlanta Constitution Polly Xo lie just gave one glance and then looked at something elee N FIHST EXPERIENCE You know ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HER Y Journal - 1n ii ¬ Jsd A Repeater Watkins has a wonderful memorj I think he remembers nearly every ¬ thing that ever happened to him Yes but he forgets that he has in flicted his reminiscences on everybouy Puck he knows ¬ - ¬ Heroic Measures undestand that your daughter has begun taking icssons on the piano Yes the folks who live next eoor to us are very obnoxious people We want to have them quit the neighborI ¬ hood Chicago Daily News Aw How Hateful how widiculous bah Cholly Mickey Say dont look so scared behind er Jove They have a horse in the east Didnt yer never go out Y Journal that smokes a Ipipe an ass tou oughbred before X right here know His Father ¬ According to Her Folly The coquettes very apt to find -- Hers is no hapy lot She worries when he is in love And also vhn shes not Chicago Daily News A n Cincinnati that smokes cigarettes Cincinnati Enquirer John arent you glad to be at home a jra n At Home punish you it hurts cake tastes heavenly to mo my feelings much worse than it hurts Free Press Suggestion 1 Clad Mv dear even youir anirel -- lather When Detroit you my son His Son Well why dont you stuff your feelings same as I do my pants Brooklyn Life I That loves what makes the world go round Is quite poetic some folks think Yet on reflection twill ve found The same is also true of drink Mot So Romantic I First Bruiser fiercely to underhand Im th business Second qre and - Iistiana Judge I want you c earn of this An Eye to See Bruiser ny old woman Tnsts Earald culd vht whip ursment could yJu properly estii you a mans devotion tfc you Miss Lowe Th VieeUy Mr Hiborn By AVhat unit of mea the Main Chance THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1899 liwLs M lMl5r a cjyi ia u 1 rm4- - CONGRESSIONAL AID HAD AN ARMY APPETITE Another expression in favor of having congress take action on the subject of road improvement appears in the Greenville Mich Democrat in an in MODEL DAIRY COW terview with Dr A V Nichols The doctor speaks of the necessity of hav The Relation Iletiveen form nntl Ier- - ing better roads and then continues foriuanip Snym W ebb IJouiieli I believe that this country will Is ery Close never have good roads until the gov ernment has Those best qualified to judge in inch pervision and adopted the policy of su construction of the same matters have long- taught that there are Most of the civilized governments of certain outward marks by whici a goo the old world have built their roads by dairy cow can be toid None of these government teachers so far as I know have claimed Government appropriations appropriations for good that one can invariably pick a good eow roads would not be felt but would be a iy her outward form There are exeep of clean ug farms of Is certnin that benefit by wa tions tc all rules but it Stone and giving employment to labor a great majority of the best dairy cows The importance of roads foi of the world possess in large measure military purposes leading into the in the outward signs that grouped terior territories and to the frontier have given us what is called dairv was early appreciated and some imform portant routes were opened by the g n An instance cofirrcatory of this eral government as the rnnie under my notice recently It was from Baltimore through national road Wheeling and my jood fortune to be able thoroughly Cincinnati to St Louis and that from to examine that wonderful Jersey cow Houlton in Maine Signals Lily Flag with her champion Bangor to been estimated that 20000 ship record of 1047 pounds nine ounce 000 It has appropriated by the government of butter in one year now owned at among the several states in proportion Hood farm I present herewith a sketch o their agricultural population and or this cow made from life and offer it that sub divided and distributed amcrg as another evidence that the highest ex the counties of each state in proportion ccllence at the churn is quite sure to be to the agricultural population of each county would give the average agricultural counties of this state from 15000 to 25000 each and in 12 or 15 yeais time the counties would be pro vided with good macadamized roads J provided stone were reasonably accessible I believe in liberal ap- ¬ propriations for all the departments of our government but I cannot see why iA- the great agricultural interests should be neglected If our billion dollar con gresses would appropriate the small ¬ ill ifSJiS -tog-ether v - Wby lie National jovcrnmcnt Sbonlc Take a Molc Interest in liund Jlnis Brother Beats all POLICEMAN PAINTED GREEN Improvement War with an Achins and Limitless Void Comes Rnrk from tJ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jM x zm A ¬ ¬ ¬ PICTURE OF MODEL COW amount of 20000000 accompanied by a typical dairy form This cow has proved herself to be one of the greatest dairy cows living and ai the same time she captivates the eye by her wonderful beauty of form She has the general wedge shape of body the round barrel the loose soft skin and golden color the clean cut head and waxy horns and above all perhaps a wonderful development of udder not so remarkable in size as in l s splendid shape particularly in the forepart Note the exceeding fullness in the forepart of the udder in distinction to the pinched appearance so often seen in that part Her teats are large and finely placed and in general there is the look of the almost perfect cow about her tbke her where you will Perfection of form will noc guaran tee excellence at the pail an churn but the possession of it goes a long way toward giving confidence that tlu possessor of it has the best dairy quali ties as well as the possession of dairy shape On the other hand I have rare ly seen a cow with an absence of the outward marks which are accepted as meatinar quality that has proved to be ol any particular merit Others may have found merit occasionally in cow tnat are without dairy form or feature but this surely has been exceptional In buying dairy cows the wise course is to consult the ancestry o the ani mals meanwhile comparing the cows point by point with the ideal butter cow an ideal form that to me at least is not far away from the shape of Signals Lily Flag which is here delineated One has only to go about even through what are called our best dairy districts to note the great prevalence of cows with small pinched udders small irregularly placed teats flat sides and light hindquarters Some herds seem hardly to be relieved by tn presence of even one cow that carries in her body the signs of excellence at the churn It is small wonder then that we find such herds averaging 200 to 250 pounds of butter a year with some of the cows probably not producing- more titan 150 pounds a ear if as much as that There are thousands of cows in every state that are being kept at an actual loss the owners not knowing it because they never test their cows either scientifically with a Cabcock tester or practically by setting the measured milk of each cow hy itself for seven days or even for one day and noting the result in cream and butter This would show at once the cows thu are queering the dairy business And when the owner of a herd has thus weeded out the poor cows I am quite sure he iviJiii thai practically all of these discredited animals are marked lv deficient in the accepted dairj form WebbDoenelkin Country Gentleman ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ better applied year for good roads it could not in my judgment be a meet the expenditure would be so smaJl that it would not be even felt by the people The coffers of the government are now being filled to importance of good roads is becoming so well recognized that they re a probability of the near future and their cause should be championed in congress as soon as possible Thus far of late years all moneys used in the construction of good roads have been secured by a direct tax upon the people living along the lines of such roads or those living in the counties or states where such roads are located and has proven a heavy burden upon those peo ple The government can conduct this matter much better than states and the revenue required to some ¬ ¬ - wants of our people especially m the agricultural districts try and at the same time meet the in developing our coun ¬ The beats all the appetites the-t-fellers bring back from the army He laid down the pen and revolved the top of his stool until he faced the Second Bookkeeper and then pro eredeci to explain My brother got ahead for figures you know like me run in the family enlisted in the engineer regiment froiu New York and went to Borto liico Came back the day after Thanksgiving you know I was mighty glad to see him safe and sound you bet but ne didnt give me no surprise not till Sunday Spent all day Saturday get ting off his sea legs but Sunday he cut loose and youd oughter seen that feller eat And the Third Bookkep er lost himself in rapt memory for h few minutes till the Second Bookkeep er dropped a ruler and brought him out of his trance We had stuffed fresh ham for dinner and it was lucky my wife and I dont eat much because my brother eat it all anyway and sent his plate up for four helps of the other things lie said he hadnt been starved in the army but had got in the habit of eat ing pretty hearty when he had p chance in case it would be a long time before T told him to keep he got another on but he didnt need any en right couragement He kept The hull afternoon he loaded in popcorn and pea nuts and candy so as to fill in the chinks he said He sid you didnt go in for nourishment in the army only for filling What a man wanted was to get so that he couldnt put bit belt on but that he hadnt got that way any too often I wondered if he hadnt used up all his reasons now for gorging hircisielf But he hadnt Along about SA in the tvening a couple of hours after supper and snipper wasnt no mean meal either Tim I used to lie on he said to me my back down there in Borto Kio and try to think and think of thethimrs Id eat when I got back home but I I never got much past ice cream to say anything about it all day hated because its snowing and blowing and it aint ice cream time But Jim all thosK times T thought of ice cream down there In those tropic heats- have jvaft accumulated and I cant stand it Ive got to have ice cream or bust Dont you know a good place near by where you can go out and get me ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ er carefully wiping the old inked pen he had been using in the carroty locks of the Fourth Bookkeeper who wa used to it by this time and didnt mind said the Third Bookkeep ¬ from the house thereafter but his dis pleasure was made abundantly mani- ¬ fest The doctors steps and area way began to look nearly every morning like Decayed fruit and a garbage dump vegetables an dead cats were nightly deposited in the area Occasionally the doctor would find a fresh coat of green paint on his basement windows Two weeks ago Policeman iiitnecht was detailed to watch the doctors house and the other night he saw a man coming along the street with a paint pot He sneaked into the area of Dr rachmaus house and began work on Gutnecht the basement windows caught him Crept up on the man and ¬ ¬ pulsory Bachelor A pair of scissors with one blade Servant Girls Lover Shows Anger missing at ller Discharge In a Pe ¬ Sloop The only satisfactory substitute culiar Way for insomnia Rivals One pointing with pride to what George Patterson loved a young another views with alarm woman named Berry who worked for Immune A man who has been married so Dr Eugene O Bachman of 312 West lone that he doesnt mind it Woman A labor saving device that helps Thirty fourth street New York She two months ago but a man make a fool of himself was discharged A Patterson did not know it He used to ki Flirt andgirl who makes a fellow want to her then wont let him ¬ come every night and hang around outConceited The woman who dubs a man a side the house casting lovers glances woman hater just because he doesnt admire at the windows Finally he found out her method that his sweetheart had been dis- ¬ to Autopsy Athe natureemployed by doctors determine of the patients ailHe apparently kept away ment charged ¬ Play The work we do that isnt Devious Definitions com- ¬ coughing Vr know ffc of nothing better to tear the lining of your throat and lungs It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and pneumonia Only keep it up long enough and you will succeed in reducingyour weight losing your appetite bringing on a slow fever arid making everything exactly right for the germs of con- ¬ sumption Stop coughing and you will get well ii A and the farmers are taking unusual interest in this peculiarity of nature Jpstasmuch interest has been shown in HostettersStom ach Slitters which has the peculiarity of car in dyspepsia indigestion constipation and blood disorders that other remedies fail to benefit In chronic eases it rarely fails sad it cures whenever a cure is possible On a Long Island farm is an apple tree which bore two crops of fruit the past year Doable Crop of Apples If the engagement lasts long enough the girl grows careless and makes her appearance before her steady in her kitchen clothes and with her hair uncombed Then Lcve in the mans heart folds its tired hands on its breast and breathes its last Atchison Globe What made you lose your place in the When True Love Quits Iyers Cherry Pectorai cures coughs of every kina An ordinary cough disap- ¬ pears in a single night The You wont do ar y mvire painting the officer cried Oh I Feminine Sisterlineas got Ihrough the policeman was green Hows This nnd the man was red but the police We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward man was not green enough to let Ins for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured prisoner go and took him to the statio- bv Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O n-house where he was identified as We the undersigned have known J Miss Berrys former suitor ne was Cheney for the last 15 years and believeFhim locked up swered and swinging the paint brush Because I wasnt going to be kissed by which he still had in his hand he the lieutenant right after he had smacked that brought it down on the officers face girl odious peppermint chewing Bagley Cleveland Plain Dealer With that the fight began When they dont know Patterson an- ¬ xx me QUEEN WILHELMINA tions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists Toledo O perfectly honorable in all business transac- ¬ racking coughs of bronchitis are soon completely mas- ¬ tered And if not too far along the coughs of conare completely sumption cured Ask your druggist for one of ¬ Dr ¬ Ayers The Yodbc Sovereign Makes It Her Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Custom to Personally Inspect All Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally Cabinet Business and Petitions acting directly upon the blood and mucous That Queen Wilhelmina is determined tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials not to be a simple figurehead in the free Halls Familv Pills are the best government of the Netherlands has recently been evinced in numerous in¬ Cherry Pectoral Plaster It will aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral If you haY any complaint what- ¬ ever and desire the best mdical advice you can possibly obtain write us freely Yim will receive a prompt reply that may be of great value to vou Address DR surfaces of the system Price 75c per bot- ¬ stances address themselves to the secretary of Stories The officers of a prominent society of The Hague having occasion to sub- ¬ vou The Actor Well that would depend a mit a new constitution for royal apgreat deal on the age of the eggs Stray proval were counseled by a lawyer to ¬ The General I have stood unmoved when shells were bursting round me Could It All Depended J C AYER Lowell Mass the ministry As overflowing under the present system ¬ ¬ ¬ ficlent funds to meet this appropria tion of 20000000 annually for good roads and at the same tine leave all other departments of the government well provided for I believe that if a member of con gress would champion government ap propriations for good roads thst he would find no diflicultv in securing petitions signed by a large majority of the people urging the enactment of Let the people such a law wake up on the subject of good roads and national appropriations for the same for it will benefit the farmer more than any other improvement that 1 know of and giv employment to labor and would likewise prove advantag-e-euto all interests of the count r es pecially to interior cities and villages ¬ s of revenue and the war taxes could be reduced many times and yet have suf I ¬ ¬ EFFECTIVE SNOW PLOW Although Easily Mftde at Home Has No Superior for Ilreakins Country Highways II told him he was more likely to bust if he got it but it wouldnt do He said his tongue was going to protrude in another minute if I didnt get started so I went and I never felt so much like a blamed fool as I did that night plowing through the snow and st nig gling againsit the wind hunting for ice cream But Id made up my mind eration All letters are to bear this simple that my brother should have two or address To her majesty Queen Wi- ¬ good day after all his sacrifices three lhelmina and I just swallowed my pride T thought he was done for the riiy The secretary of the cabinet has been instructed to return in future when he got that cream down and along about 11 oclock we were abed all letters and documents intended for and asleep But do you think he was the queen personally and not addressed done Not a bit of it A little after as directed midnight I heard what sounded like Paper llauanas to Pool Hoodlnnis rapping on my door and I got up to Bunches of bananas made of papier see what it was and there was my mache have been introduced as si ns brother in hi stocking feet and a on the wharves of New York where the Mini he says candle in his hand depredations of hoodlums are frequent Jim where does Bella keep the or- - It is proposed to add wooden peanuts anges Ive been hunting for them aH for the benefit of policemen and othr I didnt want to disturb you over friendly samplers of the stock in trade but I just must have those orang es They were the only good things we had THE MARKETS to eat down south and the recollection was too much forme Ive leen hanker Cincinnati ing for them for the last hour LIVESTOCK Cattlecommuii M in 15 I ¬ ¬ ¬ castom to daily inspect the business before her cabinet and to confer with her ministers she instructed the secre- ¬ tary to return the document to the society with the following notice for publication It is the expressed wish of her maj esty Queen Wilhelmina that all business of importance and all requests for rcyal aid shall be sent direct to her majesty Furthermore the queen announces herewith that her subjects may rest assured that all reasonable petitions will receive her prompt consid- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ it is her majestys To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c Small Realization said the somber visaged man I have realized only one and that was the expectation that I XY should fail to realize the others Sun Dropsy treated free by Dr H H Green Sons of Atlanta Ga The greatest dropsy specialists in the world Read their advertisement in another column of this paper 1 Of all my expectations in life kii we will send you our jim 1A ffA Trotal I Send your address on a postal and it 1SR naw illn- - - W j y ¬ t WINCHESTER 180 REPEATING ARMS CO what subjects they are foolish on cago Daily Record naireu men I always want introductions 1 to long--Wh- y i jiKe to discover Chi We think Pisos Cure for Consumption is the onlv medicine for Coughs Jennie Pinckard Springfield 111 Oct 1 1894 The Chinese actor aever goes on the stage without his cue Chicago Daily Xewa cAo A Winchester Ave NEWHAVEIT C0UHJ Natural Black is Produced by RPHall Co Buckinghams Dye wts NashuaNH Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for coughs is Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Too rnanv make a god out of the majority 50 cts of druggists or Rams iforn in somebodys cap A canturr d ostrich alwavs means a feather Chicago Daily News The best efforts of the chairmaker are constantly being sat upon Golden Days i aaa 4 Moat 6moked in a few honrs with KRAUSERS LIQUID EXTRACT OF SMOKE Made from hickory wood Cheaper cleanet tweeter ana surer man ine oiu way ni iiw circular kUAtsKlt 11KO Milton I bend lor dook of cooDVNEWDSCOVERYives w quick reliet and cures worst uses HU treatment Free xtinnm ne GHJCKVS nil 1 fb SuNSAUanta - ¬ I - I didnt know bu1 what hs crazy experience in the army had been too Light shippers much for him and I didnt know but SHEEP--ChoiLAMBS what hed kill himself eating But FLOUR Winter family Breaking roads in winter is always I thought he might as well di- - happy GKAIN Wheat Xc Z red new Xo 3 red laborious work and worst of all it not so I prodded up the orange- and T Corn Xo 2 mixed Oats Xo C infrequently happens that a great deal didnt hear any more out of him that of the energy expended is wasted To night HAY Prime to choice push the snow for example out at the Was he sack Hed oughter been PBOVLSIONS Mess pork Lard fides of the read simply results in a oughtnt he Well he was nt Beats BUI TEK Choice dairy deep cut which soon fills up especially me how he pulled through I suppose Prime to choice creamery APPLES Choice to fancy the fimrple life of the army gives a man POTATOES- - Per bbl the stomach of an ostrich Anyway CHICAGO my brother came back with one add ¬ FLOUR Winu r t atent GKAIX Wheat Xo 2 red ed the Third Bookkeeper reflectively Xo I Chicago spring ns he timed to his ledger again and CORX Xo squii along the mler to see if he OAT Xo PORK Mess EAR i j Steam had laid it straight X Y Sun ce felt a little as though he wa CALVES Fuir to food liyht HOGS Coarse ana hear y Mixed packers Select butcher 4 5 3 3 3 3 5 -- 50 uu 35 41 i 35 uu 40 - la Cii Ki - vTriTT sC BBSW -WJlAVVXXNXXXlAVXVVXXXVVXXXXVVXSMWJXVXXXTA mwvw 3tCpS w j KSffri CwE9 Anf1ff9flHrXS3ll fc rVLui c is m- v H24 8 50 1 5o For Infants and Children n S5 iggP rfir I 60 In Usi v Z 40 7 C Msitirevr7i m dt 1 To 5 45 3 75 FRESH DAIRY NOTES Tlmoth hay is a poor milk producer The stables in which cows are kept Should ii light Never feed while milking U is better to feed just after milking The cow will not drink as much ice cold water as she fchoaJd drink Cows ought not be kept in a tempera¬ ture below 50 or above OU degrees Winter dairying gives the farmer and bis help employment in a dull season These feeds have a tendency to loosen the bowels Alfalfa sorghum hay en ilage roots bran and linseed meal The milch cow must have plenty of water and the reader knows that we think it should be warmed in winter Succulent foods in winter have as auch value as medicine as they do as W They keep the system healthy The fall calf can have the advantage of receiving abundant care for the farmer in w inter has time to bestow it Western Blowman 1 ¬ At any if it is drifting and so does not gie a rate various forms of it are now and hard track for travel The accompany ¬ train authorized bv physicians the ing illustration shows a kind of plow latest being the old fashioned ciiina that is homemade and nvi easily sar mm tea which used to be administered passed for breaking out country aigh on any and all occasions Cinnamon is ways when the snow is waist deep It said to be inimical to microbe life and is c instructed entirely of planks and decoctions and essences made from it nails large wire ones as car be seen are being tried as a preventive of the i EFFECTIVE SNOW PLOW have been willing to admit Cinnamon and Microbes There was perhaps more virtue in our grandmothers yarb tea than we FLOCK Winter atenu WHEAT Xo - re i CORN No 2 mixed R Xiv ij fa 9 7 o oO 4 00 tjU STAR PLUG L w r ijtaw 7T MURRAY STREET NEW YORK CITY For Thirty Yeers X The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY YORK a except that there is a board 00 top for the arrangement of a seat and two staples in i re in one on eacn Mcsej C ior of the drawing chains the attachment The machine rides over the drifts and packs them down thus giving a firm roadbed without piling up snow at the ides and as any amount of weight al most can readily be placed upon it the good it is capable of achieving is perfectly marvelous Broviding the snow will pack this is emphatically true Just try it some time and see Frederick O Sibley in X Y Tribune 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ When a development of fruit buds is wanted pruning the tree when in a dormant state will best secure this re- ¬ ¬ growth of wood sult Pruning during growth produces The first six or seven y eavs In the life Hing is that when a choice fruit is ob of a fruit tree are usually spent D6t in tained it may be continued in all of lie growth Too early fruit bearing U in Globe fceiience Jurious f The great value of grafting nd bua- - spread of cholera typh dd fever and Those nursing like germ diseases are advised to diphtheria patients gargle the throat v ith essence of cinna mon and alcohol in water Just how valuable this advice is remains to be proven but it can do no harm to try it Cincinnati Commercial Tribune SimnUh Onions and Mince Take large onions skin and bol them in salt water until jou can slip out the center of the onion Into the aperture thus made put any sort of meat finely minced and agreeably seasoned Cn cooked meat is best but any scraps of previously dressed meat may be used A little sage and onion may be mixed in if liked It is a matter of taste Put the stuffed onions on a meat tin with a little butter Set in a moderate oven The and baste well while cocking a rich browr when onions should be done serra with good gravy Boston ¬ GRAIN Family Southern Wheat orn Mixed Oats Xo unite Rye Xo Western CATTLE First quality HOOS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIX Wheat Xo Coin Xo 2 Cats--X- o E OATS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD A estern BALTIMORE FLOUK Family 434 61o 33 10 CO M NATURAL LEAF PLUG CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG lir 5 25 3 3 0 SLEDGE PLUG SCALPING KNTFF PTTTfl SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING 7i e to 3 LIGGETT c MYEKS TOBACCO Not Wsici toy a TRUST or W BINE O O COMFY MainiOli tu 40 60 4 83 bO 4 10 3 75 mixed mixed ax 35 to 3 75 29 VM IF AT FfiRST YGU DONT SUCCEED TRY 284 LOUISVILLE FLOUK Winter patent GRAIX Wheat Xo 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD ileum SAPOLIO the world fcr Chronle Ilcera Bane Ulcers Mcrofulona Varicose Ulcers White Sores and Sores It Swelllnr Fever out all poison all Oldexpense and never fails Draws Saves suffering- Cures permanent Best salve tor Uoils Carbuncles files Salt Rheum Burns 4uts and all Fresh Wounds By mail small Se large boo Book free IP MrDlll PEACE PAIN VERSUS Allen Clcerlnc Salve is tte only sure cure in lcr Larjrcst Assortment in the World All kind of Books for Home imumont Materials Amateurs Guide to the 8t Selecting PUys How to Maks iTn Catalogues fpff f ti U - - We have peace and tiioso who are sorely afflicted with will have peace from pain and CO at Paul Klnn ALIO Droggli Sold by nh lo 2ie VJ s NEURALGIA a perfect cure bv using READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS A ST JACOBS OIL KE Id - WHEN TvRHlNtt I lease state that um- ti Uii iVinIlT 17A V f lTTHUsi TH BOURBON NEWS JARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 10 1899 gM H A SMITH CflBce TOUR LOCAL PAPER HAVE YOU ANY IDEA OF WHAT IT HAS 0OHE FOR YOU over G S Varden A o 8 to 12 s in 1 Office Hours to 5 p m And TSUI Kenney Surgeon Physician The paper has done 50 things for you and is only anxious to do 50 more II told your friends when your par 1 to 8 p m c 10 a ui enta were married 7 to 8 p m It announced to the world when yon were bora XMBce Phone 135 It it corded the great events of your Residence Phone 27 Night Ring childhood when you were lost as a Formerly office of late Dr Back wandering baby when you had the 15nov tf measles and scarlet fever when you fell into the washtub and nearly drowned when you fell from the cherry tree and M- - D broke your collar bone when you first started to school and when you earned your first prize Later on it told how you had com- ¬ pleted the studies of the district school Phone 136 and how eloquently you reoited your Pleasant Sta gpadnating oration Officb Fourth and It told of your entering high school or Ootice Hours academy It told of your contests in 7to 10 a m baseball and tennis It told of your de¬ 2 to 4 p m parture for college or your first venture 7 to 8 p m in business aue tf It told of your various visits back to the old hone neighborhood and it al ¬ ways wished you well in yonr greatest undertakings w Attorney-At-LaIt hinted modestly about the first time you went a courting and gave Paris Kentucky timely warning to hei folks that the neighbors knew that matters were grow Office on Broadway up stairs 2 doors ing interesting over their way West of Boukbon News It announced the time of your expectPbone 58 ed wedding and it published the notice of the marriage license and gave you a nice puff concerning the wedding cere- JK SWEENEY Office Hours m to What Yon Might Do In Return Have Yon Ever Given That a Passing Thoaghtf An Editors Interesting Review of the Subject 1 If TWIN BROTHERS WILL Wrti 1 1 1 Ha H MAKE YOU N C FISHER JalJllSHK HAPPY 1 1 ¬ ¬ Sale Dinners ¬ mony If you are going to have a sale and wih to set a diuner at a reasonable jrice call on GEORGE KASSENFOSS Paris Ky 20sept2m JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Call Your work h promptly answered flolicited Prices reasonable DR R GOLDSTEIN Of 544 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky Will be at the Windsor Hotel Pari JLjb on Ijffriday Jan 20 i8S returning once every month Eyes ex amiued and glasses scientinVHlly art 27sep tl usted It told of your extended honeymoon tour and of your settling down to housekeeping When you were sick the home paper week by week informed your more dis tant neighbors of yonr lapses and improvements It told about your lost cow and led to her recovery It told how yonr horse had been stolen and led to the arrest of the thief When you were getting dull and tired through the monotony of your labor the paper urged that the people get up a celebration and you were named as one of a suitable committee on arrange ments And when it was all over it gave you just praise for the success of the undertaking In numerous ways the paper has helped to put your name before the peo- ¬ ple And you would never have had your lucrative office or your honorable recognition from the community but for the kind aid of the local printer If you are a member of a Sunday school or society of any sort that same paper publishes your announcements and the various proceedings of your meetings It tells the people much which you would like to have known but which modesty or necessity prevents you from ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Then come to TWIN BROTHERS Jto make your selections of Christina presents We tave the largest grandest and prettiest stock of holiday goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving goods away youmight say so low are we selling them To make room we have decided to sell our immense stock of Do you want to bo happy and make alljyour friends happy 1 1 1 1 MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC Read every line in this advertisement it will anvise you where to buy and save Big Baryains in Capes that were 8200 now 95c 8250 now 125 3 50 now 195 8500 now 2 50 00 now 3M 750 now 425 900 now 500 1000 now 6 25 1250 now 700 15 00 now 750 Jackets that wr 300 now 200 4 50 now 225 15 00 now 2 50 600 now 325 87 50 now 3 75 850 now 425 1050 now 525 1200 now 595 1500 now 698 Giving away Overcoats and Ulster3 that were 300 now 195 500 now 275 750 now 375 10 00 now 500 1250 now 700 1500 now 800 2000 now 998 Make your Chri tmas selections from onr beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloyes fine jewelry fine garters fine neckwear fine shirts cuff buttons ear rings stick pins haii pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glovecases Toys dolls carriage- wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tambourines accordians vases sideboards carts sleghs traim bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing figures whips games puzles rockers bob sleds Big Bargains also in MENS and BOYS SUITS Free Free We give a Large Handsome Framed Picture when your purchases amounts to 1000 We give Coupon Tickets with evervthing you buy of us no matter how small Remember the place to save money is at - 1 1 ¬ 1 BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY tt y - the paper has boosted you all the way If you have had misfortune the paper asked for sympathy in your behalf Thus the paper has rejoiced when you rejoiced and wept when you wept If you are a good and enterprising citizen the paper will always be your friend Mothers when your children are at-¬ and will back you in your enterprises tacked by the dreadful croup you and will help to find your business need not despair Dr John W Bulls friends It tells you where to buy and where Cough Syrup will relieve and cure his disease at once You can always to sell It tells of rogues to be avoided depend on this marvelous remedy it It tells you of current prices and prenever fails to cure For whooping vents you from being cheated and swin cough and measle cough it is the best dled in 100 ways remedy in the land Children like it Finally when you die the paper will publish your obituary and will cover over your faults and will recite the story of your good deeds AH these thingsthe local editor will cause his paper to do but no one else in the world will do them or can do them for you even for love or money Will cure Croup without fail The outside paper is a stranger to your Tases are small and pleasant to take Doctors reqouimeud it Price 25 cts At all druggists little world and is not at all interested in its improvement Yet your local paInsurance in the Hnrst Houie only per does all this free of cost to yon if cost the policy holders fifty cents on the you are wilting to receive it that way iriHidred dollnrs d intr the year 1897 However for your eake vro hope you O W Miller Agent are too generous to accept so many un Paris Ky requited favors and that you are willing reciprocate the same lusure your fproperty against tire to Help the editor Be his friend and he wifc and lightning in th- - Hurst Huie Infjnrance Co a safe and reliable eoui will prove his friendship to you Subscribe for his paper and pay for pay it regularly in advance and get your O W Miller Agent neighbors to do the same Paris Kv Send him the news or occasionally a The very best companies com- ¬ watermelon or a peck of peaches Invite him to your picnics and fampose my agency which insures ily dinners so that he can eat a square against fire wind and ttorm meal occasionally Dont cail the ticket you give him to IXm union the church concert a deadhead He W O HINTON AfrPTit cant buy tickets from everybody to Insure against fire wind and light everything but he will say kind words of your performances and thus lead othnijfc in the Hurst Home Insurance Co ower rates and absolutely safe insur ers to buy your tickets If you have anything to buy or sell anoe O W Miller Agent let the paper assist you to find custom Paris Ky ers Advertising that really Days the printer Denents DOta aaveriisers auu readers If you have any job printing to do 50 YEARS dont take it to an outside office but EXPERIENCE give your newspaper the first chance Give the editor a pointer occasionally or write him sensible short articles and dont get mad if he fails to see every- ¬ thing your way When he does say a good thing tell him so Trade Marks In short remember the golden rule Designs and dont forget the editor of your local Copyrights 4c Anyone sending a sketch and description may paper Richmond Ind Enterprise whether an our opinion telling If you and all your folks have been prosperous and fortunate in your affairs 1 1 CROUP Cough Dreadful ¬ ¬ DiBuHs Syrup 1 FRANKFORT CINCINNATI RAILWAY ELKHORN ROUTE LH y Landman M Ohio D Paris I i News and OpinionsOF - TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Of National Importance NO GAS NO COCAINE ¬ Will be at the Windsor Hotel ¬ Local Time Table In Effect Dec 5th 1898 PM ma TH E SUN ALONE CONTAINS BOTH 6a 8a TUESDAY JAN 10 189 returning every second Tuesday in each month A f imple application to the gums used only by me and acknowledged by the public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects filling Catepboric treatment Set of teeth Gold for painless 800 lM AM AM r M AM Reeerence Paris Kentucky o x 1 Every Reading physician Daily by mail Daily and Sunday by mail year year 1 3 r- - r er 15 15 1 00 3 40 OOLv 20 3 2 7 11 I 1 ¬ -- do 4 10 7 4 16 7 4 22 7 30 4 28 7 I 3 004 38 7 4 48 8 4 i 1 HO 18 28 34 39 45 50 10 Frankfort a rll 20 7 56 9 8 Lv 97 6 Elk horn 11 006 49 8 Swiizer 10 50 6 39 8 Stamping Grd 10 43 6 328 Duvail8 10 37 9 26i Johnson 10 32 6 21 Georgetown 6 17 CS KV Depot b 10 28 o 03 7 7 w 1 44 44 44 44 55 40 22 ME EAST Upper and lower Silver fillings Painless extraccion fillings toiq cro wns 50 Si 01 11 70pi The Sunday Sun is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper in cts up 100 up o 1500 50 D cts w TIME TABLE BOUND the World Price cente a copy By mail 2 a yr Address THE SUN New York 5 J Hours 44 51 50 321 Main St I Hill 0S 1 58 It 008 30 10 8 40 Newtown Centerville s EliMbeth Paris 90 9 45 5 55 9 40 5 501 5 40 Lv Louisville Ar Lexington ¬ Daily except Sunday a Cnmects with L A N b connects ijwith q 4 c c connects with Ky Central 830am 6U0pm 1115am 840pm 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv liexingtou Lv Wlnchesterll5am 923pm 915am ti30pm Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 65jam 340pm Ar Washington Ar Philadelphial015am 705pm 1240nn 908pm Ar New York WEST BOUND Paris Ky opp Court house 8 to 12 a m to 5 pm Telephone 79 RAILROAD TIME CARD HOUSE AND LOT m BLACk jjMttL iiHE3S 1 free Slickly ascertain ts probably patentable Communica Ugoa strictly confidential Handbook on Patents Bt free Oldest apency for securing patents Patents taken through Munn Co receive Epgnnl notice without charge In the DESIRE to sell my house and ot From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p fSwith blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ m 1010 p m AM PM ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal PM AM marked thus f run daily ex- From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m ance in twelve months For further Trains 7 10 cept Sunday other trains run daily 333 p m 627 p m particulars address or call on 3 40 7 00 Lv Frankfort Ar 11 20 Ar 10 28 6 17 Sleepers between Louisville From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m BEN J F SHARON Thronh 4 28 7 50 Lv Geoitetown 328 p m Lv 9 305 40 Lexington and New York without H3oct tf Jacksonville Ky J5108 40 Ar Paris 5 45 1 25 change From Mays ville 742 a m 325 p m Ar MavBvilleLv 8 30 v a oo For rates Sleeping Car reservations or 6 1611 42 ArWinchesterLv departure of trains any information call on 7 20 PM 6 20 2 00 F B Carr 1 00 ArRichmon3Lv 751 a m To Cincinnati 515 am dealer in NRR Agent L 340 p m Paris Ky To Lexington 747 a m tl05 a m Furnitnre Window Shades Oil orGEOROE W Barney Div Pass Agent GEO B HARPER Gen Supt Cloths Carpets MJattresse 545 p m 1014 p m Lexington GPA iXc To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m Jos R Newton ¬ rwniKHV r TEWTRAL IV1111UV RY TOINTS ArLexiBgt n Ar Franauort ArShelbvville ArLouisvllle Ar Wincbpster 730am 450pm 800am 520pm 7S5am 345pm 911am 630pm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm t t 655am 250pm L NRR SMITH SHOP FOR SALE ARRIVAL OF TRAINS I GEO W DAVIS A Scientific American handsomely illustrated weekly Lrfirest cir- illation of any scientific journal Terms f3 a tear 10 ir mott ns f L Bold by all newsdealer i A UBUNN -- Co36625 B- New Yoik C Scanca Office F St Washington D He I was reading somewhere the For Kent other day that no woman should ever marry a geniua Terms 5 and 5 J per cent on real The Btore room oenpied by C worry She Oh well dont let that given estate mortgage Groeche is for rent Possession you Even if the girls were disposed to MOORE ROGERS 1st 1899 Apply to heed such advice the bars would still be January Paris Ky 16sep 6mo Geo Rassenfoss down for you Chicago News Severe Thump Money To Loan 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Cakr Agent Special attention given ing and Repairing Undertak Main Street OR Paris er y KyrupINDIGESTION CURES fc DR CALDWELLS V II pepsiN I1 SYRUP CURES CADWELLS CONST1PATIOI PPD 4L i 4 A j JN

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