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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 13, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 13, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899011301_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): January 13, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. v a TV TQ 1ftVl9 v Hun bin Ma- Jac im Bo- N Gay im K WJ cKin- - THE CHAMP MILLER Ib res Editors and Owners rv MILLERSBURG Ne RBON CARLISLE gv g L W w y Nirtiislted wvtm r i SB rf PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY iht NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY 1W FRIDAY JANUARY 13 1899 J Bourbon Bank Paris Ky At the close of bnsinaa ou the 31st day of RESOURCES Loans and Discounts less 148 H54 49 Loans to Directors Loans to Directors officers 3000 00 ftnot included Loans to officers 11000 00 Overdrafts secured g gg go Overdrafts unsecured Dae from National Banks Banks 54087 94 Due from State Banks and Bank 2906 11 Due from Trust Companies 00J i QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Dcsmbr 1898 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid Surplus Fund Uudivided Profits iD incashl00000 Due Depositors ae follows viz Deposits subject to check on which Iut is not paid165075 57 00 30000 00 8167 66 165075 57 ers ¬ Banking House and Lot Other Real Estate Mortgages Other Stocks and Bouds Specie 2500 00 90o4 76 Currency US Bonds 56994 05 6MK 00 2000 00 49166 60 1 00 6175 00 Furniture and Fixtures Expenses last quarter 959 60 11554 76 500 00 303243 23 303243 23 State of Kentucky B Bourbon County Woodford nasbier of the Berrbon Bank of Piris Kv a bank locat d and doing business at No Main street in the City of Paris in said county biug duly sworn says that the foregoing Report is in all respects a true statement of the condition of the said Bank at the close of business on the 3lst day of Decem ber 1898 to the best of trs knovlelire and belief and further says tbat the busi ness of said Bank has been transacted at the location named at d not elsewhere nud that the above report is made in compliance with an offiinl not receird from the Secretary of State designating the 31st day of December 1898 as the day on which such report shall be made ¬ ¬ From Nic olis Comity Note Gathered Iu And About The News Called Precincts Hunt From the Mecnry Tom Mela tyre is uo better Waller Sharp gave his son Elgin a Saujl Dodson is yet quite ill 140 acre farm for a Christmas gift Mrs Lummie Mock Pope i quite ill Married In his city ot the 5th again inst Mr Lawsou Wyatt and Miss Si There are a nnmbnr of cases of grippe rah Roberts in the Burg Rev 4 W Shepherd the new minMr E T Beediug and family are in ister pretched his first sermon at Loincinuati this week cust Grove Baptist Church last Sunday Mr Jas W Conway was taken quite ieo W Flora purchased of Miss ill at his store Wednesday Parks Mrs Layman and Mrs Scott the Miss Ora Foster of Carlisle is the T S Parks farms of 244 acres at 44 per acre guest of her sister Mrs Jas Plummer W Williamson who is at Eld Mrs Frank Armstrong oF Maysville present W a student in Kentucky Universiis the guest of I F Chancelor and wife ty will preach for the East Union Chris Misss Lnciie fniy is visiting Misses tian church this year Hue aud Willie Johason iu Mt Sterling Marripo At the horn of Alolphns Dr N H Mi Kinny is in Louisville Brooks near Lower Blue Licks jester- this week visiting his mother who is ill day by Rev W E Mitchell Mr Chas Mrs Ed Hull and two daughters Kenton and Miss Cearv Bravfield City Board of Supervisors are in ses have returned Tu aday from a visit in Flemingsbnrg sion this week The returns of the as Mr and Mre F A Jones moved sessor show the taxable property of Carlisle 882210 00 a slisit increase Wedn s ay into the property honht of over to beyear last Frank Reager on E ist Main Street The Cty treasurers report as filed Addison Turner E P Clarke Wm with thecouncil at its ltst meeting shows Mclntyre Johu Caldwell and John Rob a balance on baud D ivmber 31st of bing were in Cincinnati this week try810 01 since whn the saloons aori quart ing the tobacco market houses paid their license amounting to 1950 mnkiusja total or 371060 l ss the Messrs Win Wadell Jm Wooums Layson Tarr Johu Thoru a d ohn payments ot last mouths warrants Marhal werf in Piris Wednesday which amounts to something like 500 evening to see Clav Clement in 4A Si yon see our city is in a fair finau 400 cial condition as she only owes Southern fjeutleman The Deposit Bank of Millersburc Dont use any other but Purity Bourbon conntv filed amended articles of incorporation in the office of the Sec flour from Paris Milling Co tell retary of State Monday It proposes to reduce its capital stock from 27000 to your grocer you want no other 15000 All grocers keep it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fl Ring out the old Ring In the new Ring out the false Ring in the true We bring to you the new and true from th piney forests of Norway OR HSR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Nature s most natural remedy Improved by science to a Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Pleasant Permanent PosJtivo ¬ j The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination cough 50CO B GOOD DRUGGISTS j j Bottles Om and never mea permanent relief 25c 1 In grip as well as coughs and colds Itjuak weak lunes strong Mrs M A Metcnlfa fcedueah Ky may remedy eyimi to Dr It jrlves quick and I AM 80 YEARS OLD Bells 6E SURE YOU GET Cr 0c and 100 Size ey Pine-Tar-Hon- ey Mis Pfce-Tar-Hon- ¬ THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman 4nw V J a r- - Lj-- January 1899 Henry Spears Notary Public B Woodford Subscribed and sworn to before me bv Cashier the 6th day of J WOODFORD Cashier Director L FRANK Director J T HINTON Director B W DAVIS RIDDLES MILLS Fancy California evaporated fruits tf Newton MlTCHKLL CRESCENT steamer Connections FOR 10 DAYS Or so Long as They Last The following goods can be bought of me for Cash at these exceptionally low Prices Corn per can Apples per can Saur Kraut per can Mine meat per can Sweet potatoes per can Gibbs peas per can 14c Califarnia yellow peaches 12c Best table peaches 18c pears California 13c baked beans large can Heinzs 93 Heinzs baked beans small can 8c Apple butter 8c drip Syrup Golden Other caned goods in proportion COFFEES Best Mocha and lava per lb none lpruatoes per can 8c coffee per lt 9c Leverings per It 8c Lyons 8c Arbuckles 8c DRIED FRUITS 8c California Evoporatei pears 8c best 18c 9c 10c lie the 12oC 8c very tine per lb 18c Apricots of best quality FLOUR and MEAL 200 Purity t e best flour made at 180 Crystal next best at 50c Best corn meal per bushel Early breakfast rolled oats per 8c package Candies from 4c per lb up 30c Lowneys candy a specialty better -- lava ani Sautos to other 30c Fruits and Vegetables always on hand superior 60 70 prunes Stardard peaches per lb lie GN PARRIS it is the grippe The school is closed this week on account of diptheria Mis Lizzie Snapp visited relatives near Paris last week Mrs Sallie McDonald visited relatives near Kiserton this week Mr Chas Hough of Shawhan was the guest of his paients here Sunday Messrs K S Denton and T Rigbter visited friends in Millersburg Sanday Misses Iva Denton and May 0 Oliver were guests of Mrs J S Cracraft Wednesday Messrs Joe Ewalt and John Ballen ger of Shawhan called ou lady friends here Sunaay eveniug Mr Bert McClintock and wifn of near this place were guests of relatives in Millersburg Sunday Jas Whaley of near this pla e who has been quite ill for several days was rep rted much worse Wednesday Mrs Edward Owsley was called this week to the bedside of her mo her Mrs McKinzie of Paris who is quite ill Mr John Brown of Lexington and J M Cracraft and wife were guests ot Mr Ewd Owsley and family Sunday Messrs C B Rankin of Colville and Cane Martin of Piqua Ky were guests of Mr J S Cracraft and family Sun¬ ¬ Personals And Other Notes Gathered For The News Readers Miss Daisy Owsley is on the sick list Miss Mamie Padgett has been ill with na m yvom XnV w BAt line to Florida Retail Business lor Sale business I offer for sale privately as a whole my retail Gents Furnishing a first class trad- - aud am iu a good loca- ¬ points Fast HAVANA V1 iMLsfiTfl Uffl Service through to FLORIDA AND AsI intend to make a change in my Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI 5r kjZJ service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship con Department Merchant Tailoring and Laundr3T Agency I have built np Govkis Limited solid vestibuled Queen Crescent tion for this line of trade ihis is a good opportunity to start in business Paris Furnishing and Tailoring Co H IS Stout Manager FC fAVAM East Coast 1 P Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami or at Tampa West Coast for a- Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Joan s a -t ai nA nil yvcdl aim an WX4- muid purtb 24 nours viiiuiinau 10 m j anuI mcinnaii w rionua New Orleans Free fiooks and information by addressing - IJ ri Lire insurance Policies BOUGHT FOR CASH w ZELL OIV PASSGR AGENT 4TH AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O o L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN OH W C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O Interested in the South Send 10 tJ ft r-- r r- H S STOUT Paris Ky cu to W C Kinearson for New Illustrated Monthly Land and a Living one year STRAYED From Mann Fuhrinanns two liver colored pointer dogs with white star in nreast Any information leading to the recovery of the dogs will be libeially rewarded Mann Fuhkmann Paris Ky S - iV JC1DC fourth and Walnut Sis Jill our m wm my Call 870 K Cincinnati 0 Long Distance Telephone DIAMOND CUTTERS L a nonets are Carefutij selected in the rotsrh and cut tn our factory 6y Oxpert Diamond Cutters life carry the jCarjest SocAr tn the TlJest at the jCowest ZPrces - WAJSTTED Position by March W as Snprin dent on a farm dupable of attending to all bnsinet s Fiist chtss reference Address day Mr Dock Saapp and daughter Miss Lizzie attended the Kenton Brafield at Blue Lick wedding Wednesday No not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad- ¬ vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and m the early stages to effect a cure Bold by Springs daughters of Mr Misses Lizzie Jos If Wmght Paiis Ky and Annie Howard John Howard who have been very ill of diphtheria are much improved A first class power Grinding Mill Died Mrs Nancy Harper formerly standard make will grind 50 to To bar of this place died at her home iu Cov- rels ot ear corn per day with 10 orse ington last week and the remains were power Will sell cheap brought here for interment R P Barnett FOR SALE SILVERSMITHS STATIONERY WATCHES Our stock of S ZRLING SIL- ¬ We are Sole Agents for the Our Department of VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationery and Engrav WEDDING SILVER is the Co watches Our stock in this most complete in the West A ing is thoroughly I few exclusive patierns of Ster- ¬ line includes every grade and ling Silver Spoons and Forks at make known to the trade at to date and cenapleve in every respect prices to suit everybody 100 PEfl OUNCE ISend for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection ¬ ES i3l ¬ ¬ 1 EL A Cffice ov Office Hours 8 SMITH Co 1 Sale Dinners pm w S Varden to 12 a Died On the 6 inst Tommy Howard the bright litttle son of John How ard of this place of diphtheria The iemaiua were interred in the Methodist burying ground Saturday morning ¬ ¬ ffcsrber Shop Moved ber shop across the street and now have the handsomest baiber shop and bath rooms ever iu Paris All work done Buck and Bill have moved their bar- ¬ James Kennedy Druggist neatness and dispatch With tnanfes for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the public tf patronage with - Pleurisy and pneumonia are frequently developed in a very short space of time from a common cold and if such an acute inflammation of the lungs is not promptly allayed the worst may happen With the aid of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup however you need not have any fear for this great remedy speedily subdues the inflammation eases the pain in breathing and always effects a cure in a wonderfully short time ¬ leurisy m to 5 If yon are going to have a sale and to set a dinner at a reasonable price calJ on wih DR SWEENEY Office Hours 8 to 10 L 111 GEOltGE KASSEXFOSS 20sept2m Paris Ky 1 JOHN OONNELL 1 to 3 p m 7 to 8 pm iss1 PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory CalUJ promptly answered Your work if solicited Prices reasonable Office Phone 135 Residence Phone 27 Night Ring Formerly office of late Dr Buck 15nov tf PEEBLES On NAME ¬ a Box of Candy carries with it a guarantee of abeolute purity Money can not bay any higher grade ingredients than are used in its manufac ¬ ture and that is why Peebles Candy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the factory and that is why Peebles Candy is more delicious than that of others Although superior in every way ths prices lor Peebles Candy are no higher tban otbssp Agents for Allegretti A Rnbels delisleus Chocolate Creams A fall line may always bo found I suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors a ad for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has sayed my life J B Rosell Grantsburg 111 ¬ Pine-Tar-Honey Coughed SO lears DrBulls Will Syrup Cough Price recommend it Doses are small Kenney M- - D 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE Physic Phone 136 Surgeon Fonith and Pleasant Sts j Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia and pleasant to take 25 rwTra fr 1M I m H A SBSraG cts Doctors At all druggists Offick Office 7N -- MfDEX 7 The Joseph Peebles Candy and Allegretti R Peebles m Gi KS- Rubers CtecolaU by JOSEPH S PEEBLES Cincinnati O Jrl 1 Prest Thd very best companies com- ¬ A Popular Hotel pose my agency which insures storm Always popular the Palace Hotel against fire wind and Sixth and Vine street was easily the Non union W 0 HINTON Agent most popular hotel in Cincinnati during the Q A R encampment Excellent cuisine prompt service and polite em- ¬ Ihsuke agaiiist firk wind an light ployes and splendid management has made it the best 2 and 250 per day ninff in the Hnrst Home Insurance Co rftolnt lv safe insur Mfos or Kentuckians always a hotel in Amirrica ancei O W Miller Agent find friends aloppiDg at this hostelry 1 o 10 a m 8 to 4 p m 7 to 8 p m 6aug tf i letoh and description may Anyone send quickly ascertain our opinion free whetho an Invention is probably patentable C Tnruniiia tionsatrlctlyconfidcntiil Handbook on Patents eetit f ree Oldest airency for firiii pateiis Patents taken through M inn ft Co receive special notice without charge in tlje Traoe Marks Designs Copyrights o SBHal - N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky o V A hnndflomely illustrated weeklv Iirjfst oar Utton of nnv soientlnc journal Terms Ua ir four months L 8old by all newsdotitevC cittific flmerieat Co36B 62S m SsHSBSSiMHI MUNN Branch Office P 8t Washicstoa B C Kn-t-Ho- New York Creams sold exclusively In this city page price list Sent free Write for 11 JAS FEE SON We desire to establish Agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cako ins a great winner H i G S VARDEN The teachings of 60 years experieate as to not ¬ that Is best in the line of Eatables ables and Mmokeables is summed up in a 60 aU 278ep4s f Insurance in the ovrW the policy holders fi Mts on m r 1897 Office on Broadway up stairs 2 doors hunlred dollars during tf O W Millim West of Bourbon News ent axia Ky Ky Phone 53 Paris -- i Jmr KaEBieP L i i i jmr - sr 9 ta emeu of Collections ami Disburse MUMits -- THE BOUKEON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY tublk funds of B 13 1899 Geo Brovrn ot County for the Fiscal Year ee 81 1808 rta Ending H If Collins Co Acct E P Claybrook Att Court Champion Bridge Bridge Co Collections General purpose Fund Turnpike und New Pik s and Bridge Fund - Chas Cain Rep road Smedley Acct Co Corrington 1 600 J L for Gano 122500 C L 9210 Wra 204 345 3375771 57 Total Disbar meuts General Purpoee Fund Turnpike Fund 707859 E P Clarke Off Election H S Clay Off Election 075155 Ceo W Clay Off Election E P Claybrook 18 days Com 200 200 5100 3390 5785 Jas E Clay Crushers 1190283 2515916 F B Carr R R Fare Climax Road Machine Co rock 225 2 1 r r 00 5 Dundon Salary Co Atty Dow Acct Co Inf 1000 Davis Acct Co inf 815 Dundon Co Atty 13320 tow Acct 1880 the urns opposite their Dow Acct nai 14 SS D M Dodge Road Com Si Amos hogs for Co Inf 900 200 K S Denton Acct Will Anderson car fare 1180 A C Adair account 250 J L Donohue Constable 3340 G W Davis Acct 3000 Northern Bank interest olll C Aic zander salary 12500 S D Douson Acct 500 200 Denia Dundon Salary Co Atty 13330 Allen cleaning cistern Andrew 13330 Denis Dundon Salary CoAtty John WAllison int on Co War ¬ 3468 Denis Dundon Salary CoAtty 13330 rant 1163 Denis Dundon Tax on 3 Suits 300 Adams Ex Co charges 4200 James Archdeacon ord MeClure 5000 C J Daniels ord MeClure 200 R P Dow Acct G R Ashurst Off Reg 315 12500 L C Anderson Constable C Alexander salary Co Treas 500 G W Davis Acct 1150 American Road Machine Co 4 45250 J L Donahue Constable 1400 carts 200 C F Didiake off registration G It Ashurst Election Off 200 200 R P Dow off registration 200 A L Allen Election Off 200 W L Davis off registration 200 Adair Election Off It F Off 200 w ii Dawson off registration 200 W P Ardery Election 500 Arnsparger Ac Dundon attor- ¬ Fritz Aker Voting Booth neys amount garnisheed in S362 Co Int Geo Alexander 1200 NBayless account hands of County vs Frank Vaughn 300 80000 A C Bail Att Court 300 W H Dawson officer election 200 J T Barlow Att Court 300 W L Davis officer election 200 J T Barlow Att Court 300 R L De Jarnett officer election 200 A C Ball Att Court 300 C F Didiake officer election 200 A C Ball Att Court 300 Denis Dundon salary County T Barlow Att Court J 128 Attorney 6665 W R Barnes Acct Co Inf 300 Denis Dundon order Climax R A C Ball Att Court M Co 300 6705 J T Barlow Att Court 0500 J T Doyle insurance on court- ¬ W T Bedford Acct Co Inf 4305 9000 house W T Bedford Acct Co Inf 2205 Miss Kate Edgar salary County W E Ballanger Acct Co Inf 4025 Superintendent 20000 Bourbon News Adv 2230 I W Earlywine guard Co Acct 400 Bradley Gilbert 13054 O Edwards Acct 2405 Geo W Bowen Sheriffs Acct 300 Miss K Edgar salary County A C Ball Att Court 300 Superintendent 20000 J T Barlow Att Court 300 Miss K Edgar salary County A C Ball Att Court J T Barlow Att Court Superintendent 300 20000 W E Ballenger Acct 2625 Miss K Edgar salary County 9135 Superintendent 20000 Bourton News Adv 600 Elite Stationery Co Treasurers W Boardman Acct J 4500 book A C Ball 15 days Committee 1500 7040 S B Ewalt storage 1500 W T Bedford Acct Co Inf 3125 J W Earlywine care of Mrs I Bolston Ren road J 5000 1000 Ham Grace Rep road Boone 275 E Edwards repair road Grace Rep road 16100 Boone T 7260 A Forsyth selling toll W T Bedford salary houses 750 Bourbon News Pub Treas Co Acct Co Inf 3750 Ford 188 statement Co Acct Co Inf W T Bedford Acct Co Inf 8510 Ford 958 Co 14600 Frank Acct Co Inf W T Bedford Acct Co Inf 651 Co Acct 8355 Ford C E Butler 3 transcripts 840 300 G W Faulkner precinct over- ¬ A C Ball Att Court seer 6350 300 J T Barlow Att Court 300 Mrs L J Fretwell cr Cogar 2000 J T Barlow Att Court 8000 A T Forsyth selling two toll W T Bedford Acct Co Inf gates 5400 500 Mrs O il Burbridge for rock 4200 13810 M Fitzgerald repair road W T Bedford Acct Co Inf Co Acct Co Inf 300 Bowen Ford Fithian pauper physi- ¬ Co Acct Co Inf 25000 Ford 2500 cians 22660 10000 M Fitzgerald repair road Dr John Bowen health officer Kenney 1000 M Fitzgerald repair road 11875 Dr John Bowen autopsy M Fitzgerald repair road 5000 4735 I R Best pauper physician 10000 Dr F M Faries balance salary li own pauper physician Pauper Physician 10000 15000 er nnysician 2625 Dr J W Ferguson balance sal- ¬ ary Pauper Physician 10000 450 urbon News Printing 13063 J I Fisher order Dr Giekey N Bowen Sheriff Pauper Physician 10000 1220 rbon Lumber Co Acct r expenses to 300 A T Forsyth Barlow Att Court 315 300 Frankfort J i Barlow Att Court C Fritz officer election 200 2200 E I R Best for vaccinations 2925 Forman Parrish insurance on Bolston Rep road Ira 21000 20000 Courthouse and furniture W W Baldwin for rock Vol Ferguson for rock 5775 ord Redmon for C E Butler 9168 Co Acct Ford 303 rock 200 Paris Gas Co light Courthouse 4500 kVm Becraft Oft Election 6567 200 C S Goldstein Acct Dim Bealert Off Election 1200 Stanley Gillespie Acct Blackerby Off Election 200 L 200 Paris Gas Co light Courthouse 3000 John Brophy Off Election 200 M J Glenn work on turnpike 12607 B Boulden Off Election 2500 200 Ed Grace work on turnpike Leroy Ballenger Off Election 1500 200 Gas Co light Courthouse Kd Rurke Off Election 3300 J E Grace building iron works J T Barlow 11 days on Com TP 60000 600 G W Bryan house for election J A Gibson guarding jail pris- ¬ C E Butler indexing and sta- ¬ 21 15 oners 7500 tionery lvey work on road 7425 1800 Gregg News Adv taxes Bourbon 4185 475 M J Glenn work on road Bourbon News 500 warrants J A Gibson guarding prisoners 1200 4500 Mrs E P Buck insurance 40000 900 Ed Grace work on road W S Clarke Acct J A Gibson guarding prisoners 150 Dan Cherry rent of M Ammer lvey work on road 2730 500 Gregg man 600 J A Gibson guarding prisoners 3850 E P Claybrook Att Court Paris Gas Co light Courthouse 1500 Newt Current guarding ma- ¬ 30000 400 Ed Grace work on road chinery Co Acct Co 48180 Ed Grace work on road M Collins H 13500 3250 Thos Gibbons work on road Inf 3480 Acct Co Inf 280 M J Glenn work on road Winn Cook lvey work on road 5400 Claybrook Att Court 300 Gregg EP 15 Nath Goodman Off Election Acct Co Inf 264 Winn Cook 2 2 Of C Inf Gregg lvey work on road 5175 Collins Co Acct 300 John Howard Att Court and E P Claybrook Att Court Com 27 days 8100 Courier Journal Co ballots lh97 10830 750 Jas Henderson salary as Jani ¬ R C Chanselor Acct 2000 tor 1100 H S Clay Acct 500 2400 C U Hough Acct Co Inf H S Clay Acct 2985 900 J H Howard Acct Co Inf H C Chinn Rep bridge 3125 J H Howard Acct Co Inf D W Cherry house rent Am- 6366 1500 C L Hough Acct Co Inf merman C W Howard Acct Co Inf 1180 W Conway Acct 200 J H Howard Acct Co Inf 1675 900 J Joshua Caldwell Acct C W Howard Acct Co Inr 840 J W Childers Acct 4010 3S0 J H Howard Acct John Chipley Conscabl Co Acct 450 300 J H Hibler E P Claybrook Att Court 1200 Clay Acct 180 c W Howard Acct Clarke 035 795 J H Howard Acct J J Connelly Plumbing 2500 Newt Current watching ma ¬ J T Hinton Acct 1190 chinery 3500 J T Henrv Acct C 09 SI 00 c W Howard Acct Co Inf I F Chanselor Road Overseer 2490 S C Carpenter livery 1250 j H Howard Acct Co Inf W Conway Acer Simon Holleran work on road 18300 J 200 1955 S B Clay balance salary Road J H Howard Acct Co Inf C W Howard Acct Co Inf 855 Overseer 43666 4920 on road P B Carr pauper ticket 330 Elvin Haney work 6900 Corrington Simon Holleran work on road Smedley Acct 4950 County Infirmary 2315 W O Hinton C H crossing 1345 F B Carr railroad tickets 390 J H Howard Acct Co Inf 1013 5400 C H Howard Acct Co Inf J W Conway repairing road Chas Cain repairing road 7800 Simon Holleran work on road 35414 1244 C W Howard Acct Co Inf Corrington Smedley Acct 1390 Co Inf J H Howard Acct Co Inf J048 J A Howerton int on Co Corrington Smedley Acct 8946 Co Inf Warrant 2110 455 Co Inf Chas Cain Rep road 10033 J H Howard Acct 42742 Clarke Woolums Lumber 2960 S Holleran work on road 4920 Corrington Smedley Acct Co Elvin Hanev work on road 9985 Inf 1070 J H Howard Acct Co Inf E P Claybrook Att Court 600 Dr W V Huffman salary pau- ¬ 5000 per physician Chas Cain Rep road 15971 3920 Conway Co Acct Co Inf J T Hinton order Dr Keller 230 552 Remington Print ¬ Craddock J H Hibler Co Acct Harrisburg Foundry ing Ballots Machine 8000 1400 Remington Acct Works repair R R Craddock 200 200 J P Hutchcraft Off Reg Thompson pauper cof ¬ Corbin 535 fins 2000 J E Hull Acct Dr C M Clifford vaccinations 375 Mrs Mary Hoons lot for voting s 3706199 Total 2052586 on hand Balance cash The disbursement of the above 37 06199 was to the following persons in Jas Dunn Allowance 44385 300 Denis RP GW Denis respective It P RP 1 1 1 Clarke Inf Corbin tins J J Connelly plumbing Woolums T Acct Co cof- - I mpson pauper booth Simon Holleran work on road 3948 Elvin Haney work on road C W Howard Acct Co Inf J P Hutchcraft Off Election t 3000 500 Com 12500 4500 Harve Thompson P B Lenihan work on road 11250 Spears Joe Walton Stuart Acct Co Inf John Long work on road 12250 etc 32124 Geo Smith Matt Long Bro work on road 30411 Thos Sallee Acct Co Inf 240 Frank Butler P D Lenihan work on road 37832 Speaks Bro Acct Co Inf 1562 Tom McVey R Lyon Off Reg J 200 Smith 440 Gus Pugh Wadell Acct Co Inf S Lilleston Off Reg E J Welsh 200 A Shire winding Courthouse Moses Love taking W Taylor clock 5000 John Jackson M M Brown Arnsparger insurance 100 Smith to County Infirmary Wm Ixnihan to pay hands on machinery 25000 2520 J R Howe 2282 Ben See work on road Jesse Letton work on road 13000 J R Howe Jesse Letton work on road 11780 Hig C Smith int County War- ¬ J P Sullivan P D Lenihan work on road 33750 rant 4866 J A Rice Wm Lenihan for rock 16333 John Sauer Acct 1065 Press Jackson G R Burberry R Lyons Off Election 200 Dr C B Smith Pauper Physi- ¬ J Off Election Joe Lair cian 5000 Harve Thompson 200 S Lilleston Off Election 2221 200 Jim Marshall Stevens Acct Wm Lenihan to pay hands 20000 P Smith Off Reg 200 Joe Walton P B Lenihan work on road W Stivers Off Reg 5625 200 John Jackson 21940 Hooker Stivers Off Reg 200 Geo Smith John Long work on road J H Letton work on road 10370 G W Stivers Off Election 200 Wm Adams R A Miller passway 2500 Porter Smith Off Election 200 John Stephens W Moran balance on bridge Wm Sparks Off Election 200 Vol Muir J 81175 J H Stivers Off Election 200 Mat Holmes abutment T E Savage Off Election Wm Montgomery Acct Co Inf 550 200 Adam Coleman F Morat Acct 500 W L Spears Off Election 200 E J Walsh Elijah Martin Acct 200 Gus Pugh 4S A H Smedley Off Election M M Brown Millersbuig Colored Cemetery Porter Smith insurance on 600 15000 J R Howe Acct Courthouse Edgar Minter Acct Robt De Jarnett 360 Treasurer Garth Fund Co War- ¬ 5020 120000 Joe Ne whall Newton Mitchell Acct rant H Montgomery Acct 833 Ed Daly 750 Jesse Tevebaugh allowance Co Acct voting W T Talbott Acct Co Inf etc 7540 Tom McVey Morton JP 300 John Besore 35600 John Trunddle Acct booths J A Rice Thos McClintock to pay hands 15000 T H Talbott insurance County Infirmary etc 3089 Joe Hawkins 336 J A Miller Acct Co Inf E J Walsh 335 A Trumbo support Will Ander- ¬ Jos A Miller Acct Co Inf 400 Gus Pugh son J P Morton Co Reg books express etc 1080 Transylvania Printing Co Acct 13575 Lane Johnson Brent Buchanan W M Miller salary Pauper Phy ¬ J M Thomas Son lumber for 38821 John Stephens bridges etc 5000 sician Geo Smith Son repair C B Mitchell Acct 1650 J M Thomas 3550 John Jackson 900 Courthouse Newt Mitchell Acct 1350 Dave Williams Clarke Acct 2500 Turnev J W Mock Acct Co Acct M G Talbott 140 Chas Stone 1625 Hugh Montgomery Acct 100 Cap Jones 1600 Vincent Turner trimming trees Morin Moore Acct ¬ Will Adams 200 Ed Turner salary superintendJ T Martin Off Reg J R Howe 29665 ent turnpike 200 T E Moore Jr Off Reg 305000 B F Hazlewood 510 Ed Turner to pay hands Jos A Miller Acct J W Nichols 672 Ed Turner expense quarrying Jos A Miller Acct Co Inf 40000 J T Redmon etc 200 J T Martin Off Election Rise Morrison Co lumber for 200 Templin T E Moore Jr Off Election 3040S R E Young bridges Montgomery insurance on Hugh 515 W Buchanon 15000 Alex Talbott Acct for jail Courthouse 2750 John Stephens Ed Talbott work on road Maysville Lexington Turnpike E J Walsh J P Talbott salary County Co first pavment on lease M 10000 Cap Jones Physician 571732 and L T P Templin Acct 3066 Gus Pugh Tarr J V Muir guarding prisoners 4 M M Brown is 400 G Tucker Acct days Reg 200 John Jackson J W Thomas Jr Off J V Muir guarding prisoners 15580 Press Jackson 350 E Talbott work on road 3J2 days Chas Stone C T Throckmorton Off Elec- ¬ Wm F R Montgomery Acct 200 Will Adams tion 400 Co Inf S25 Jim Dickson Alex Talbott fence at jail Acct Co Spears McDermott 200 George Smith 1390 W A Thoraason Off Election Inf Burt McClintock Acct Co Inf 5980 J W Thomas Jr Off Election 200 J R Howe 200 E J Walsh Thos McClintock to pay hands 50000 J C Taylor Off Election Gus Pugh Geo Thomas taking pauper to 16666 Thos McClintock salary 150 Lane Johnson Co Inf Julian McClintock work on road 6000 7150 Chas Stone 8500 Geo S Varden ft Co Acct Phil McSherry work on road Will Adnms Co ser Garth 14500 Geo S Varden Son Act K J McKinnev s Jackson 3000 Fund Thos McClintock to pay hands 30000 Tim Shea 8300 J M Vimont Sheriff November P McSherry work on road 26 George Smith 42 no election and mileage McSherry work on road P J R Howe Thos McClintock to pay hands 60000 S L Weathers Att Court and 9000 Mat Holmes Com work Spears order F McDermott Ike Gay 10000 Wm M Webb for Mrs Kening- M Faries 2499 A Poinpelly hams support Thos McClintock order Nick 12092 George Bryant Acct Co Inf 1 50 J A Wilson Rankin Cap J oneT P u oods painting Court ¬ 365 Son Acct E J McKinney 15000 E J Walsh house fence 16666 Thos McClintock salary 15700 Gus Pugh Thos McClintock to pay hands 15000 H S Wilson Acct 4580 Lane Johnson Williams Acct Thos McClintock to pay hands 20000 Jos 10 John Rice Woods work at jail loooo T P Mary McCarthy Acct Cain work on road 170830 George Smith 5600 Woods P McSherry work on road 17453 John Jrckson 34 00 lames Ward work on road Son Acct McKinney EJ Chas Stont repair window J T Williams Thos McClintock Acct Jack ¬ Will Adaras 870 Courthouse sonville and Brentsville Road132550 2700 Press Jackson 200 J T Williams Acct Off Election Green McDonald 13340 Tim Shea Joe Williams Constable J D McClintock insurance on cr Mary Will Jones 13500 Mrs Jack Woods Courthouse 2500 Joe Hawkins Ronan R K McCarney insurance on 200 J R Howe 15000 T C Whaley Off Reg Courthouse Off Reg 200 Frank Butler Jos Williams McCarthy Board insurance on Off Election 200 30000 Jos Williams Courthouse 200 John Stephens 5235 C J Wilson Off Election McSherry work on road P Off Election 200 Mat Brown T C Whaley R K McCarney insurance on 200 Tim Shea 10000 J H Warfcrd Off Election bridge over Stoner 200 Geo Smith J L Wilcox Off Election R J Neely 25 days Att Ct and 200 John Jackson 7500 J Hal Woodford Off Election Com work 200 Will Adams 12546 J W Woodward Off Election R J Neely Acct Co Inf Will Jones 46303 W H Webb on insurance R J Neely Acct Chas Stone 2000 13530 Courthouse R J Neely order A H Kellar 500 Press Jackson W L Yerkes ser Garth Fund N Middletown and ML Sterling John Sparks 6000 Borland Turnpike Co int Co warrant Sauer paintingCourt- 1745 15225 Gus Pugh house J M Overbey Acct Co Inf George Bryant Denton work on turnOliver McClintock salary super 37975 Thos dent pine f 8333 J R Howe y inter work on turn- Denton Aaron Norris Oliver ¬ 1143 Wm Lenihan salary superinnikp 500 16666 Henry Collier tendent 41 5 I 17390 Doric xv v fn Acet x alio ino w S G Allen insurance on bridge 10000 Joe Walton J 35 10250 T3oi 0 xripptrie Lieht C4 Accf Joe Hawkiw Ed Turner salary superintend ¬ 1075 W M Purnell salany County 1 PJIUI ent j 11995 Alex StuaJ 200 Judge i F Hopkins Off Election 200 W M Purnell stationery and Horton Off Election 3000 indexing 200 Hildreth Off Election 200 E D Paton County Clerks fees 50609 Hough Off Election 200 Power Grocery Co Acct Co Inf 32071 S Hall Off Election 2750 200 Paris Milling Co Acct Co Inf S Holleran work on road 1700 Mary E Purnell county maps 22200 J E Hull voting place 1455 Co Acct Co Inf 500 Price J W Holliday repair of mower 100 Paris Telephone Co Phone J V Ingels livery 4800 800 Courthouse and Jail W H Ingels Off Reg pauper 200 Paris Colored Cemetery W H Ingels Off Election 3300 graves 200 J T Ireland Off Election and 365 Wm Penn Acct mileage 25100 265 Paris Water Co Acct Judy Jackson care of foundling 1375 Benj Perry Acct 12587 January Connell Acct 25200 Thos E Paton work on road lii Jacoby Bros Acct 685 Paris and Georgetown Turnpike January Connell Acct 42345 Co int Co warrant 16758 W C Jones Jailer 91630 Paris and Jackstown Turnpike Judy Jackson care of foundling 550 0530 Co int Co warrant W C Jones salary 6000 5000 Paris Gas Co light Courthouse W C Jones jail account 9275 79270 W H Puckett work on road J W Jacoby for rock J E Plummer Constable Acct 2500 5025 M R Jacoby for rock 200 4535 W B Pinckard Off Reg January Turn- ¬ Connell jail acct 2412 Paris and Ruddels Mills January Connell Acct 6372 pike No 2 int Co Warrant 3950 H O James Off Reg Phillips Acct 400 200 H H G W J udy Off Reg 200 W M Purnell Mitchell vs Lan- ¬ W C Jones jail acct 1050 caster 41645 January Connell Acct 200 3165 Chas W Penn Off Election G W Judy Off Election 200 200 Robt Parker Off Election Chas Johnson Off Election 200 200 U S G Pepper Off Election B F Judy Off Election and W B Pinckard Off Election 200 3970 iuol Jos Penn for rock iJJllCut jC II O James Off Election 200 Jos Quinsenberry Off Reg 200 B F Judy stove and fuel for Jos Quinsenberry Off Election 200 election 20000 100 Albert Rice janitors salary Clay Acct Co Inf Kentuckian Citizen Acct 17390 Rion 675 A H Kellar balance salary G W Redmon Acct 750 County Physician 4380 John Rankin Acct 125 M F Kenney Off Reg 200 J J Redmon Precinct Overseer 8315 M F Kenney Off Election 200 John M Rankin repair road 20980 S Lilleston Att Ct and order H H Roberts Coroners Acct 8600 Fiscal Ct 21200 Amanda Redmon for rock 10000 Louisville Store Acct Co Inf 440 Jeff Risk cleaning chimneys 1800 Lavin Connell Acct 635 R S Ransdall setting grates Louisville Store Acct 3256 Courthouse 2570 Wm Lenihan to pay hands 15000 R M Rice Acct 1750 Pat Lenihan work on road 30000 W II Roberts Off Reg 200 Matt Long 9 Bro work on road 24750 W H Roberts Off Election 200 Wm Lenihan salary superin- ¬ R W Ross Off Election and mileage 8333 tendent turnpike 264 Wm Lenihan to pay hands 80000 N C Rogers Off Election 200 Matt Long Browork on road 15200 O R Rankin Off Election 200 John Long work on road 5920 Ed Rice Off Election 200 Jas Letton work on road 2250 R M Rice insurance Court- ¬ John C Layson work on road 8000 house 10500 N R R Acct Co Inf L 3910 H C Smith Att Court 14 days 4200 M Long Bro work on road 18750 H C Smith Att Com 45 days 13500 C H Lowe for rock 1875 H C Smith for rock 26615 P B Lenihan work on road 22300 J N Stone Att Court 300 Wm Lenihan pay hands 7500 S H Stivers Acct 725 Wm Lenihan salary superin- ¬ P S See Att Court 15 days and B Thos McClintock to pay hands Jacksonville and Brentsville 11341 Turnpike Ayres pauper coffin 500 Sherman Denis Dundon salary County Attorney 13350 Rice salary janitor 2000 Albert Paton salary County Clerk 19570 Ed H H Roberts two inquests 1200 Remington Adv Craddock taxes 2800 The sums paid to Ed Turner Super- ¬ visor of Turnpike District No 1 to pay hands were paid as follows Lee Robertson Russell Howe J W Boyle Will Adams T O Andy Dale Ike Gay Geo jgo 280 12120 Aaron Norris Alex Stuart Andy Dale Bob Mallory Brown Grant Byrd Tim Shea 100 Geo Smith 50 Joe Walton Henry Collier Mike Holleran Joe Hawkins John Stephens John Jackson Chas Stone Wm Jones Ike Gay 890 890 890 890 890 790 790 1755 450 1360 99- Joe Walton Preston Jackson A Kendall Henry Collier Aaron Norris B F Hazel wood J Coffee J W Boyle O 1870 285 190 190 190 190 190 190 190 150 995 995 9J5 Press Jackson Lindsey Gregg Rob Buckner J R Howe John Sparks Wm Adams E J Welsh Gus Pugh M M Brown W G A Kendall Tom Coffee 75 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 450 500 200 689 1000 1480 100 150 500 3S0 400 370 400 400 400 400 9ii5 300 250 600 2125 1040 1050 975 1240 0SO 995 995 940 635 685 2210 565 309 1200 21 Henry Collier Pres Jackson Aaron Norris Will Adams Robt Sadler J H DeJarnett John Henncssy Will Harris W H Renick Jos JNewnall John Bealert Bmmett Edwards George Smith John Jackson Will Jones Chas Stone Lindsey Gregg M L J Bodkins Smoot 1945 225 150 200 300 100 100 1 1 45 12OO Joe Walton John Jackson Geo Moore l Jesse Nickels Ed Grace E J Welsh E J Welsh Chas Evans Rice J A Rice W O J Jas Gartland A 200 Press Jackson John Sparks M Kendall Pres Jackson Aaron Norris Henry Collier Will Adams Joe Walton John Jackson Jesse Nickels 600 650 650 650 650 690 17 40 J W Boyle Vol Geo Moore Ed Kincart tendent turnpike Muir Will Adams Mat Holmes Adam Coleman Tom Tane J im Marshall John Stephens Tim Shi a Hairy Muir rdikt Shannon ns John SI Geo South John Jackson Chas Stone Wm Jones Ike Gay Wm Harris Geo Brown Aaron Norris 17 40 35 550 200 700 600 510 510 510 510 150 200 200 1350 1530 1200 1275 5 10 510 Brown Aaron Norris John Sparks Gus Pugh M M Brown Ed Grace 200 250 150 650 750 300 3090 5510 690 35ft j Emmett Edwards Press Jackson Henry Rogers Charle y Wad Ed Daley W A Parker 450 50 cu Pwgn John Stevens 1200 Geo Smith 3000 John Jackson 45 1015 200 1382 350 320 100 450 450 450 750 300 450 lOo 2020 1350- - Chas Stone Wm Jones Press Jackson John Sparks Lane Johnson Ed Grace Henry Rogers Bi ooks Fields Henry Collier Geo Brown Bob Mallory T P Woods Henry Collier Ike Gav P L Burke 1100 1310 1650 600 600 603 1030 609 600 600 600 1 it 1350 600 580 600 280 500 290 400 suo 1110 800 625 325 000 400 125 2100 910 2000 1500 1500 400 725 500 500 600 500 700 500 1000 Henry Rogers Press Jackson Brooks Fields Geo Smith John Jackson Emmett Edwards Wm Jones Ike Gay John Sparks Gus Pugh John Stephens Bryant Emmett Edwards John R Doyle Gus Pugh E J Walsh Geo Ed Grace 390 640 680 1450 480 440 1415 1200 1000 2400 640 300 1250 800 600 190 Ed Grce 6480 Lane Johnson 1200 B P Holt 85 R T BridweU 2300 Joe Williams 610 E Edwards 1800 John Stevpns 1800 Geo Smith 600 John Jackson 500 Press Jackson 600 Will Jones 600 Brooks Fields 300 Ike Gay 600 Henry Brooks 1200 Pat Burke 21 10 Gus Pugh 1700 Ed Grace 1305 J Welsh 515 41 Brooks Fields Will Jones Bourbon Lumber Co 225 John Robinson 860 J A Wilson 250 Press Jackson Tom Maher E Edwards 450 400 600 635 505 2110 205 985 505 6500 1680 LOO 400 356 1075 2 705 705 970 460 480 510 480 1180 1290 1140 1 Ed Grate C 525 Cook 475 C A Oairdu rty -5 V1- lorn vier 1290 3500 200 0 Spears 14 Alex Rice Ed Gra e Ed Grace t Stuart 130 1700 3000 510 1410 l 200 EL Edwards 2310 John Stephens 610 Geo Smith 3470 Press Jackson Gin P Pat Burke 140 3510 Ike Ga Vi - 510 490 510 405 5 S3 Henry Rogers J 1130 295 295 til 585 Kriener 150 U iJl 650 J it 1200 J E Eiginton 250 J W Jacoby 1400 Will Hughes a 1 Brooks Fields Lob Bropher Will To b messy waisn 1410 535 135 50 lOO 300 280 1490 1000 OO ID 31 OS Miko Shannon 200 - 1 2625 John Stevens 940 S T Woods inso Overly ft Hughes 780 Ed Hazlewood 780 Ed Kincart Geo Brown i 80 7 00 Henry Collier 780 Aaron Norris L00 Ed Grace 2535 Geo Smith 1770 Press Jack on m Jones 2400 280 Haiap Feid3 280 Gus Pugh E J Welsh 3 1 - 700 500 150 75 2175 1350 1230 1350 4750 1430 1680 1590 995 1660 0 j Henry Rogers Chas Mocre 4360 960 280 i 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US tfY FRIDAY JANUARY V Hume liui Maner e v 13 189 BAC0VS JOINT RESOLUTION t Opposes the Possession of the Philippine Islands by the United State John Cain J M Thomas 9 75 ihn Jackson llMO X J18 uay im Kerslake rn 1UU 300 Son cKinney m Jones fress Jackson J Welsh lohn Jackson n llCU Cmith OIHll bhn Robinson Rd wards K Spears Lize Smith ke Gay Deo Smith N Rovln W Muir Mu 1290 350 1400 300 225 135 1775 Jl 785 10 85 CtnrDllt 1000 juuii oicn ua Gus Pugh 1285 fohn Jackson Henrv McGinley J Welsh John W Harris Aaron Norris B J Clay i8D- Templin Co Trip sums naid to Thomas Mccnn- Polk Wilson Ryan tock Supervisor of Turnpike District¬ Michael Bold No 2 to pay hands were paid as fol- West Trumber Albert lows ztou John Stevens Jim Grimm 600 E J Welsh J A Grimes 675 Pat Connor Matt Long 700 John Jackson Jim Mack 100 Geo Smith Roy Patterson Nickels Gran Denton The sums paid to Wm Lenihan Su- ¬ pervisor of District No 3 to pay Vands were paid as follows 2295 M M Brown 765 Adams Will 765 Jackson John 765 Ofto Smith 385 Jess Nickels W Dave Williams 705 Chas Stone 2295 Terry Lenihan 2295 Tom Gibbons 765 Cap Jones 3000 E J Welsh 2000 J R Howe 1U1J Pat OConnor 2024 4500 USE PERSUASION Gen Miller Instructed to tience and Avoid Open Rupture THE REBELS CONCENTRATING Gen Rio Cables to Madrid That the Situa tion of Affairs in the i nuippines m ARE JUBILANT ubans at Matanzas Will Be Allowed to Hold Three Days Celebration Jim Carr Dennis Reed Jim Mack Jim Shay Wm Speaks Walk Allen Geo Mack Geo Marks Geo Green Geo Mack G W Bowen trustee 250 Jess 550 Chas Stone WilL Adams 1 ZOU Cap Jones 90 Dave Williams 400 Gus Pugh 270 J R Howe 1000 3G0 M I M C Brown Lewis Merriman A L Hardy Jim Grim A C Ball W V Shaw Agt Geo Mack Geo Doty GS Geo Mack Sparks Jim Mack Mike Fitzgerald D S Slattery 150 Tom Gibbons 700 R J Neely 500 J A Wilson 1200 Thos Gibbons Co 100 M G Talbott 540 Mike Ren 2G00 R M Rice 288 Will White 500 J R Howe 35 Will White 250 Will White 4229 Thos Gibbons 918 Ed Rice 50 Wm Gemstead Co 250 Ford Douglas 4175 J W 1620 Garrett Dayton 1825 Thos Gibbons 776 Frank Panal Lenihan Thos Wadell Mrs Duncan Jim Grim Jos Newhall R L Shropshire J A Butler Jerry Baker v T J McCormack Mrs Evans J A Wilson Kendall Maddox N M Fuller Thomas Wadell Tobe Anderson Jim Dunington Thos Wadell Nick Kriener Clifton Mann 100 200 Co Barnes Hastings Todd 600 Jack Gater 20 Dan Lenihan 50 Dan Redmon 70 50 Bud Maxwell Dave Lenihan 3250 LOO Will M 540 1300 40 Hnrrrtt Mann Jim Mack Jim Mack 725 500 2000 1500 Louis Merriman Walk Allen I ouis Green Milt Trotter Tom Lawson Geo James Lone Greene rpn Mack Sam Holland John W Conway Jim Grim Geo Mack A Monday 867 West Boles 420 Jos Dunken 329 Lucien Stone 335 Tom Chenualt 335 Will Maher 375 Mike Rvan 50 Thos Gibbons E J Welsh 21 3660 Geo Smith 103o John Jackson Ryan Tom Chenault Tom Gibbons Ed Talbott T and Pat Lenihan Tom Chenault Frank Harnes West Boles Maher 450 5 f Jim Mrs -- Pollock John Ryan v Jos Newhail E V Layson Thos Ryan Jim Mack V Mack 12 50 15 56 Will Adams M M Brown f5 Co y--u 272 Vol Muir 980 M M Masterson Ipss Nickels 3712 A Monday 375 400 2325 300 - H Marion Johnson Patterson Lytle Hennessy Jas Florence Gran Denton Dent Whittaker Mrs Taylor Collins Geo Mark Jim Grimm Thos Wadell Roe Evans Wm Cox W M Miller Thos Wadell Chenault Holmes Sprague Pugh Frank Holmes West Boles i51300 Aaron Kenney 19 38 Lucien Stone Tom Mat Sam Gus 1638 960 4615 J R Howe i 80 Tnhn Steven Tom Gus 60 E J 10 Cap 26 50 Bourbon Lumber Co Bro W J Dorsey McClintock Thos Thos Wadell Louis Merriman B A Batterton Thos Wadell E J MeKinney M J Glenn Sam Holland Bro Matt Long Ed Hunter J H Delaney J T Hill Ben Duvall Tim Mnck 3265 915 2379 2200 4035 550 7500 Vol Muir 2362 M M Brown 500 John Stephens 625 Dan Leniihan 8165 Will White 1100 Ben Judy 15 00 WT111 Pugh Welsh Jones Will Adams Jess Nickels John Jackson Geo Smith Pat OConnor Sam Sprague E J Welsh Givens White i Void Pierce Thos Wadell E V Layson C L Hough R Bridwell J T McClelland Gran Denton W M McCoy Thos Wadell Marion Johnson Green Custer NRR Shaw Agt L Son J R MeKinney J ulian McClintock C Chanslor 1650 Jack Gatewood 200 Dan Lenihan 8400 Frank Maher 650 Mike Maher 400 Tilton See llu 4200 John Willoughby Wm Kerr AS 1515 Trimble J A Wilson C W Howard 1075 Ben See 7625 Preston See 700 Preston See 1400 Polk Wilson 1340 David Dodge 500 Thos Judy 180 John Trundle 180 C H Lowe 100 Ira Bolston 55 Dan Redmon 325 Garrett Dayton 1955 Ben See 560 Wurt Thomas 4710 C H Lowe 300 Tom Gibbons 1000 WTash Flore 1400 Garrett Dayton LIS Obe Gatson 50 50 200 J Jackson N H Fuller Isaac Lewis Frank Holmes Bourbon Lumber Co Bro Matt Long J W Conway J W Conway Jim Tate Clifton Mann Matt Long S P Oliver Matt Rankin F A Jones John Ingels Bob Poindexter Bros Talbott T B Morton 4300 4400 Frank Maher 3850 T Patton 1030 Dan Lenihan 1000 Frank Maher 600 Will Bedford 1 J Newhall W Batterton S D Dodson J W Conway Mrs M McCarthy J H W Howard Geo Bowen M Glenn 240 Ira Bolston 800 Tom Knox 3500 Frank Maher 375 Dan Lenihan 33 Tom Patton 50 00 D King Grayson Collins John Hennessy J W Conway J W Conway J W Grayson Collins Mike Fitzgerald J E Peddicord 500 Mrs Goff 150 Mrs Dodge 1300 Dan Redmon LOO Ed Ford 100 Tom Patton 65 Ben See 1700 Dan Lenihan Conway Thos McClintock 800 Ira Bolston L50 M J Glenn M i J Wm Derossett Jim Grim H Feeback L65 1200 P B Lenihan J Glenn 405 James Bowers In the senate offered ¬ Wednesday Mr Bacon Ga Spanish commander cables from Ma- Ben WiUou ArriTs at Matanzas and Held the following joint resolution Reception Which Was Attended reiterating the assertion that the and people Matter nila 1 That the government The Cabinet Tuesday Considered by Members of City Council situation of affairs in the Philippine in the Philippine and Cuba Asulof the United States have not waged Jndiciary Clergy Eic The rebels it islands is most grave naldo Said to Have Threatened the recent war with Spain for conquest appears are concentrating in the¬ to DriTe off Americans of foreign ter- ¬ neighborhood of Manila witn tne inMatanzas Jan 11 Maj Gen Wil¬ and for the acquisition the purpose set ¬ but solely for tention of attacking that place Great son with his staff arrived here Tues- ritory in the resolution ot congress Washington Jan 11 Although preparations are beingmade for the day on the United States transport forth They were making the declaration of said war The Spanish bdam from Savannah nothing of an alarming nature has defense of the city the met at the dock by Gen Sanger and the acquisition of such small tracts of is no general also asserts that Xl ID I been received from Iloilo there as may be necessary j zz95 doubt that members oi tne auimiiist io natives of the Visayas have again re- his staff and the entire 12th New York land or harbors purposes being not The for governmental 375 tion view the situation as somewhat fused to permit the Americans to land rpcrimpnt with a band same ¬ escorted them to deemed inconsistent with the receiving officials serious and are anxiously awaiting threatening to resist by force if an at- city 5408 2 That in demanding and had they After No apprehension how- tempt is made to do so The Amer- ¬ the palace 90 further news 16 of the Pnilippine islands it ever is felt as to the result of any icans therefore according to Gen inspected the building and taken the cession purpose of the government 13¬ ¬ 550 collision which might take place be- Rios have abandoned the idea of dis- luncheon Gen Wilson held a recep- ¬ is not the to secure and 2 20 tween United States forces now on the embarking and he confirms a previous tion which was attended by the mem ¬ of the United States 905 island and the natives but the presi statement to the effect that they are bers of the city council the judiciary maintain dominion over the same as a territory of the United 2490 of dent is very anxious to avoid any en- ¬ nnwillino- to bombard Iloilo because and the clergy All were toltl frankly part orthe incorporate the inhabit ¬ 515 to States He feels certain the European houses are stocked with what Gen Wilson expects of them 685 counter whatever thereof as citizens of the United Among the callers was the Cuban ants 685 that if the natives can be made to un petroleum with a view of being set hold such inhabitants as 180 derstand that this government comes alight by the American shells general Pedro Betaneourt who came States or to or subjects of this government 665 to them in a most friendly and helpful Gen Rios also alleges that the rebels accompanied by his staff He promised vassals 3 That whereas at the time of the 665 spirit there will be no further trouble are determined to fight the Americans the co operation of the Cabana and 685 of war by the United and so he has given instructions to before reinforcements arrive from the was anxious to learn whether after declaration 685 against Spain and prior thereto ion Miller that the utmost patience United States the Spanish evacuation was com- ¬ States of the Philippine Is- ¬ 900 must be exercised and every reason In conclusion Gen Rios says Agui- plete parades and a festival would the inhabitants a war L920 able request granted in oraer to naldos proclamation has produced im- be allowed said Gen lands were actively engaged in Certainly Spain to achieve their inde ¬ 1320 avoid an open rupture Members oi mense enthusiasm among the rebels Wilson so long as no harm is done to with purpose and L320 This has caused pendence and whereas said express the opin ¬ persons or property 1199 the administration military operations tnereuimcr WILL REPORT FAVORABLY great joy throughout the city as the the not been abandoned but are still 1258 ion that the delay in the rati 1660 fication of the treaty of peace has last Spanish soldiers are expected to have prosecuted there ¬ actively 125 contributed not a little to the The House Committee on Territories Have leave on Saturday and there will be being recognition therefore in 700 belligerent spirit shown by the natives durino- the following- three under Beached a Final Agreement cm the to the obedience 50 of and in Hawaiian Bill days and as soon as that has been disposed 690 principle announced in the great Surgeon General Sternberg Tuesday vital of it is believed that the recalcitrant 1600 Washington Jan 12 The house inspected the local hospitals and declaration that governments derive 690 clement will accept it as a notice that powers from the consent of a 1000 ii enrovoiorntv of the islands has committee on territories reached recommended certain repairs at the their iust of the 1850 passed in fact to the United States and final agreement late Wednesday after- Santa Isabel hospital suggesting that the governed the government the peo- ¬ 700 a favorable report on Gen Wilson should ask for 810000 for United States recognizes that that no opposition to its taking formal noon to make islands of a right 250 the Hawaiian bill The agreement to this purpose A villa is being fitted up ple of the Philippine independent that possession will be tolerated 705 although the ought to be free and ¬ for hospital purposes under the direcAt the cabinet meeting Tuesday the report was unanimous reserved with this view and to give effect to the 350 situation in the Philippines was gone democrats of the committee tion of Maj Ives same the government of the United 1375 over and some time was given to ques ¬ the right to make a minority report Surgeon General Sternberg consid- ¬ required the government of 20 tions of administration in Cuba opposing several features of the bill camp site healthful but the States has ers the authority and 200 The drafting of the majority report town is in great need of a thorough Spain to relinquish its Jan 10 Many rumors are Manila - tirVir T 900 ill i i government in the Philippine islands cleaning up 1877 in circulation and it is believed tne was leit to caairiiiaii ivuua and to withdraw its land and naval presenting the Gen Sanger will continue military 600 climax is near at hand A second take several days before fmm the Philimoine islands and 100 proclamation by Aguinaldo bearing bAH and report lie said Wednesday governor of the city under Gen Wilson from the waters thereof had been considered 900 the same date as the one which imme ¬ night that no plan measure before the as militarj- governor of the department States hereby 4 That the United 600 diately followed the proclamation of yet for getting thehe expressed confi- ¬ of Matanza- 550 disclaims any disposition or intention Gen Castellanos former captain gen- ¬ based upon President house although 825 Mai Gen Otis present to exercise sovereignty jurisdiction or first ap- ¬ dence that it would pass at the eral is still here instructions 500 McKinleys control over said islands and assert 250 peared on the streets Monday but session ¬ their determination wnen au indewoi tn tViP bill is in all es- - IMPORTANT CONFERENCE 125 to have been recalled is alleged pendent government shall have been submitted by 500 it are much more vehement sential features the bill erected therein entitled to recog ¬ 145 Its terms procla the Hawaiian commission although American and Filipino Committees Meet duly 175 than those used in the first transfer to said gov ¬ have been made to conform and Discuss Matters in Regard j nition as such to In Manila Aguinaldo threatens to changes 185 mation ernment upen terms which hall be to the Philippine Islands to changes already made by the sen- 275 drive the Americans from the is reasonable and just all rights secured 250 lands calls the Deity to witness that ate committee and also as tne re ¬ the London Jan 11 The Manila corre under the cession by Spain and to 200 own heads suit of the discussion before and 500 their blood will be on their more than a month spondent of the Morning Post says thereupon leave the government and details at great length committee covering people 200 if it is shed senate amendments are There was an important conference¬ control of the islands to their ¬ 125 the promises he claims were made by Most of the Mr Foraker C acuiresseu uc sento have Tuesday evening between duly authori650 the Americans as to the part of the agreed to the purpose being com- ¬ the Bacon resolu-¬ legislation in both houses conform zed American and Filipino Agui- ¬ ate in opposition to introduced by V ¬ 2450 insurgents in the campaign It is be- the tion and the one mittees at the instance of 3245 this second proclamation is as far as possible A The latter appointed Gen Vest some time ago naldo 805 lieved that tVif nricrinal draft which was not wholly argun and Senor Aquilles 730 Col The speech was Flores POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED Torres 665 adopted by the Filipino congress Gen Otis appointed tive Maj On its face it gave evneTM 1840 Malolos Meanwhile it is unaerstoou Cali- ¬ Gen Hughes Col Smith of the earnest study and preparation It was 185 Gen Self Confe8ed Train Kobber Byrum Says no powder will be sed by fornia regiment and Judge Advocate in defense of the theory that congress 60 that Kennedy Led the Cans That Robbed has utterly Gen Otis said the purpose had clearly the constitutional right to Crowder 740 Miller until persuasion the Train at Macomb Mo ¬ na- ¬ failed of the conference was a mutual under- acquire territory anywhere for the Jo V of the policies aims and de-¬ tional defense OO Kansas City Mo Jan 12 A special standing MCOY CONTEST SHARKEY of the people of the United Some very important points came to the Star from Mansfield Mo says sires Jf The Amercm Sailor Knocks the Kid Out Byrum the self confessed train robber States and of the Philippines There out which have been heretofore of J2J One was that the presi discussion vao ue rumor Wednesday positively identified John was a frank im Tenth Kountt in the ¬ 450 dent has information not publicly dis Kennedy arrested in Kansas City TuesSharkey Phenomenon COMMITTEE 1 closed that some European power is It 615 THE FILIPINO day as the organizer and leader of 500 This was not am brewing mischief New York Jan 11 Tom Sharkey the gang who last Tuesday mgnt 570 Off All Relations Wit Have Broken Krnad statement contained in tha 1200 the American sailor stands Tuesday held up and robbed a Kansas City Thr United States Consul Ronnsevelle but an allusion developed speech 1750 night the only heavyweight possibility Ft Scott ft Memphis passenger train at Wiulman at Hon Konsj through one of the many interruptions 1800 idenfor championship honors and the title Macomb Mo Jennings has been likewise 1500 Hovg Kong Jan 11 The Filpino Another significant fact alsd He tified beyond question of doubt as now held by Bob Fitzsimmons 500 off all re enforced was that the president had Kid McCoy good and hard in Bill Ryan the famous bandit who committee here has broken 500 whipped consul no intention of permanent government tenth round of what was to have was connected with the Jesse James lations with the United States aiu the r of the Philippine islands by the United Ryan carries Rounsevelle Wildman been a 20 round battle and by doing so n an for manv years The committee Tuesday issued a States the Irish American pugilist forged his sears received in some of his raids ¬ 270 undeniably to Kennedy was brought here from Kan writ in the supreme court to recover TREACHERY 320 way so positively and bis pre the sum of 47000 which the Filipinos THE EMPERORS 500 the front rank that Fitzsimmons must sas City Tuesday night for claim to have deposited with Mr Wild ¬ 450 now consider the sailor pugilists claim liminary hearing His Fol ¬ man as treasurer of the Filipino inde- Backed by Him ASntnaldo and Stand 2840 without delay last June lowers Have Decided to in fund 725 Sharkey Tuesday night was a reve ANOTHER FLEET FOR DEWEY pendence Against American Forces 13 lation to those who saw him a couple The members of the committee 250 sensational that His ring work and gen ¬ It Will Sail From San Francisco by the further allege 475 of years ago San Fraxcisco Jan 12 According disclosures are probable showing they of January They Will Carry vastly superior to his End 440 eralship are so here from Hong add that the American government to letters receved About Three Regiments 575 exhibitions when he first came to the prominent Germans recognized the Filipinos as belliger Kong by several 3100 east as a fighter that the improvement Germany is intriguing actively against 1275 San Francisco Jan 18 By the end ents by affording them assistance i country by baeking Aguinaldo 450 is almost incredible of the month another Manila fleet will arms and moral influence to co operate this Philippines 450 thus indorsing the and his followers in the Hong Kong sail cut of the harbor If the Senator against Spain 100 The German consul in FIRST WEEKLY BULLETIN and Ohio come in on time they can be agreement made with Aguinaldo at ¬ 100 has held secret conference with insur - red to go out at the same time as Singapore in April 90 preof Aincwiture Receive gent representatives and there seems¬ 100 The Department Scandis and Morgan City inej the DINGLEYlJOLDSlnS OWN Reports of the Climt and Crops ¬ no doubt that Aguinaldos recent atti 700 can carry two or very nearly two regi co Ac- ¬ of Porto R 1300 tude is due to German support so the three regiments which ments 1000 Sick Statesman Physicians Are Mor cording to these letters the person who ¬ expect to start for Manila via San TheHopeful of Hi Ultimate Recovery 650 Washington Jan 11 The depart c raited with devising plots 2000 ment of agriculture Tuesday received Francisco can begin their ocean jour Easy Resting against the American government 35th of this 1500 bulletin issued by the ney together about the being made weekly Henry of Prussia when 4108 the first are Washington Jan 11 No material is Prince Hong Kong with his squad- ¬ section of its climate and month Arrangements army freight 1895 Porto Rican he was in ¬ Centennial to take change has been reported in the condi ron The prince had the German con ¬ crop service Early last fall the secre for the 2925 ¬ tion of Representative Dngley Tues- sul at Hong Kong send word to the 475 tary of agriculture Wilson gave in to the Philippines ¬ day He has been a tritle more com 125 structions to proceed with tre organi ¬ German consul or consular agents at L liuovsalani Protest 1050 crop service in fortable and there has been a very Manila climate and Malolos to and Iloilo 425 sation of S Washington Jan 12 A petition slight abatement of the nervousness Rico and by assure Aguinaldo and the insurgent 100 the island of Porto meteorological from former Queen Liliuokalani of which was so severe Monday About year 20 675 the close of the of the determination of the of Hawaii was presented to the house the bst can be said is that he is not chiefs government to aid the Filip- 18 00 stations equipped with instruments German the appreciably worse 300 he weather bureau standard had been Wednesday protesting against pinos to secure all they asked for from of ownership 100 At 10 oclock Tuesday nigtn one oi with a corps of special cli United States assertionHawaii as a tak Americans and to encourage them ¬ 250 established lands of his sens made the following state thecontinue their operations until suc¬ and crop correspondents The to the crown 100 mate Mr Dinrrley is holding his to ing of property without due process of ment Some letters went 140 success which has attended the efforts to the president own and resting quietly Pulse good cess was secured is very gratifying to law and appealing 1225 of the department for a restora- - Doctors expressed themselves more so far as to state that the aid mentioned 2000 fi ciritirv and the wonc or esiau- - congress and the people would consist of money arm and am ¬ lands The same petition hopeful 1500 in tlie isianu uonitm a similar service munition 1220 lishincr was presented to the senate 151 Dn s P Kt of cuba is well advanced Believed 11 Wo 600 11 Mitiilo crously I l 12 Deputy Zeyk and tiin Washington Jan Greater en ¬ 8 50 Viknna Jan Troops Lv for ftlaianz is Paymaster TWmtv RakawVkv of the lower cham couragement for the recovery of Repre ¬ 12 Jan W 4 siington 3000 United -SaVAHKAH Ga Ian 10 The of the army is seri ¬ fought a sentative Dingley was felt by his 250 transport Michigan left Tuesday General Stanton home here with pneu ¬ ber of the Hungarian diet States bio ously ill it his duel Tuesdav morning The hitters j physicians Wednesday riuht than for 1475 for Matanzas with the 8th Massachu the grip He This is based on the won ¬ m was cut open from his mouth to some days The trans monia resutirg from 7500 setts infantry on board age nearly 04 years some nis ear and he attended the chamber derful manner in which he has kept 2000 port Panama arrived Tuesday from cause of his apprehension is felt although Wednes Tuesday heavily bandaged only his up in his desperate illness and remark 1000 300 Havana day night he was resting tveu Rave for new eyes and nose being visible able vitality shown Wagons 375 Horseless Ice complications which are no now lookMayor of Havan i 1125 Indiana Mn Appointed The Consol- 11 the family feel very hopeful New York Jan 1500 Havana Jan 12 Senor Perfecto president ed for a t Washington Jan is nesroti- Tpo f OI tills eiuy The patient 1800 AtA who was president of the Tuesday nominated Addison C Harris that the worst is past of horseless ice Lacosta was fairly comfortable Wednesday a number will be ap ¬ 1650 ting for Havana Junta Patriotica mnn cva ons It isTsaid the company will pointed alcade or mayor of Havana of Indiana to be mini new to Austria has taken nourishment freely and 40Q Hungary rested well Wednesday night do away with horses and deliw oy Kaj Gen Ludlow 800 soon by electricity 750 their product 800 Exercise Pa- ¬ Most Grave 12 Government Madrii Jan Gen Rios the Washington Jan 12 I ii ¬ ¬ - - ¬ rktl - - ¬ ro fwc a- - I atUyS J -- - I rt ¬ tu aj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ l - ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ 11--T- he mm a - J sSs88Sh K I neS4l BlSi8 dS5S r THE BWTPBOW itvwrtwwwPf rr nwuyji V- - KY FEJ JANUARY 13 1899J ¬ GOoSiPY PAMAQRAPHS Aspiring Democrats The candidates lor the Democratic Domination for the State offices will soon hit in State alcanvass h Her Splendid Hafr When Mrs Norton was in the heyday of her loveliness a very beautiful Italian woman came to London bringing letters of introduction Mrs Norton asked a small party of fashionable people to meet her at dinner among whom was Lord Normanby a great admirer of pretty women All the men were en ¬ ¬ rhftri al Anl Othera ise TJie ftvvar Hn UHll III 01h N thrs W Lhp srored a Nw York iu her ik w plav The Tr begin an active though the convention inagant Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alton baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BSQBBBK NEWS Eighteenth Year Established ALTER CHAIMP BBUfE MILLER ma ablf tofhe ordti 1XM Published every Tueaaa and A fit ay b f Editoi t a w own Mrixejj Makt all Clerks fCBAIF A Ornts iil etc Displays one dollar per inch for first insr f ion half rates each insertion thereafter er Locals or reading notices ten centtine each insertion Locals in blac tj e twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions oflines count hk full Mnes when running t Hue rates Obituars cards of thanks caHs on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ¬ ADVRR1 BtlUV MJtrM ments and yearlv cards The Hon Kid both experienced Tuesday McCoy aui that Mr Goebel daz d feeling The New York Journal which has been free silvers most powerful organ has deserted the sixteen to one idea Sterling Gazette comes to us this week in a handsome new dres and fairly teeming with crisp n ews items The lit The hero kissing madens should not overlook the Hon Thoe Sharkey who sank the McCoy with a solar plexus maneuver to favor the free coinage of silver but he is dead agin the free coinage of liberty for our new territory W J Bryan continues The friends who gave Gov Bradley a ¬ cut glass water set have challenged the shafts of the paragraphers anent the appropriateness of the gift from Kentuck ians to a Kentuckian For Lt Governor Thomas H Kays Richard Mansfields production of of Jefferson Wm P Toorue of lit ury ot lsou Cyrauu de Beigerac which will be aod J U W 15ecknam It M hriiaiilr of t Fur JVmlitor Iihi SHen in Cincinnati next wt elc at the r vniur t auVu tirrand is the Urgent and most impor- ft M Collier ot Harrison and June tant production of the season There Gayle of Owen - 8o0ttJ f1 one hundred aud fifty p isms in the of Franklin R F peak ot Oldham aud company and th- - program shows sixty- - w M Smithj of Louisville six characters The eotupaay which For Secretary of State Green R Kel- ler oi Nicholas ami C B Hill Clark travels in a sptcial tram rauies over for treasurer Wilonr K tinner ot two hundred trunks one hundred Boyd k C Ford of B 11 and Gus W a Richardson of Meade crates of and furniture lot of special scenery The play begins For Superintendent of Public Instrucat 745 aud lats until 1130 Tue prices tion John T Gaines of Louisville G W Hickman of McLean and John M range from fj lo fiity ceuts Moore of Ballard i he Legislature that is to be elected hik Mir will huvo rlin luinirnr nf a urw The management of the Paris Grand Ce680r to United States Senator Lindsay Opera House has been severely censured So far there is only one announced cau this week on account of favoriteism didate for the eenatorsbip ex Senator Carlisle Mercury hhown regarding the advance sale of J S C Bl ickburn seats for the Clay Clement engagement the Eagle King of All Birds Wheu the sai of seats began at 9 oclock noted for its keen sight clear and is Tuesday morning patrons who were distinct vision So are those persons present to get seats were informed by who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve one of the managers that the seats they for weak eyes styes sore eyes of am kiud or desiied were hold to parties not dealers atgranulated lids Sold by all 25 cents present An employe had a memoran dum of twenty or more seats which Nuts raisins dates figs currants were being marked off for favored pat seedless raisins new ton- Mitchell ttf rons the same preference being refused other patrons These seats were virtu My agency insures against all sold a daJ before the advance sale ¬ oegau Ibis is only one instance in fire wind and storm best oP reprompt paying compaevery city except Paris no seats can be liable reserved until the sale begins when ev- nies ion utr on ery patron gets an equal chance at the W 0 HINTON Agent choice seats The method practiced here is unfair to sav the least ot it The Weak Eyes are Made Strong dim vision made clear styes removed of another The first comers should e and graunlatd lids or sore eyes of anj first served And speaking of the man- - kind speedily and effectually cured by agement aud unfairness it was ud fair to the use of Sutherlands Easle Eye Salve have but three pieces in the orchestra Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar tee by all good druggists for such a spleudid production as Mr Clements aud it was unfair and iu very bad taste to detract in the least Crystallized fruits nuts oramres from the high toue of the Clement en- lemons apples malaga bananas gagement to have a coming attraction grapes scrape truit announced on the drop curtain and by if Nkwton Mitch iLL lithographs hung ou almost every door ins de the theatre This lithograph Low prices on candies for eitertiii feature would be more in keeping with Cheap but pure a concert hall than a pretty little theatre ments tf Newton Mitchell like the Graud j j j The Democrat gives a iuchester boys themselves later on but the following gentle roast becauaa they let thir girl ji8t shows those already iu the race fri nds no lo rhc thpatre wih their lath p0r Governor VMiham Goebel ot Kenton P W Hardin ot Meicer and eis or married sintets W J Stone of Lyu i of the will not be held possibly later betore Jnue aud Otht r candidates expect to announce ¬ FRANKCO 4 MATS STREET PAK1S KY ¬ I v all the women rather jealous One of her great beauties was a profusion of splendid hair dressed in innumerable plaits The women decided they wers not all her own Before the evening was over Lord Normanby expressed his admiration of the wonderful hair and intimated how much he should like to see it let down Since you wish it my lord said the woman and she forthwith unplaited one massive coil after another while the other women looked on devoured with envy I am doing for you my lord what I do not do for everybody said the houri casting up her fine eyes at the enraptured Lord Normanby from under her mantle of flowing locks It is three weeks now since I last undid my hair Which announcement in some degree consoled the English dames for their inferior locks ¬ chanted with the beautiful stranger and Notwithsanding all reports to the contrary we will continue in business at the old stand Oiir liiiiiifi Clearance Sale Jan 16th to 21st Inclusive We have offered you sreat bargains at all of our Annual Clearance sales but tiis year we willhave the biggest sale with the Choicest Goods at the Lowest Prices j ¬ j ¬ ¬ I Giles In the Pulpit The tenets of John Wesley and his 600 Yards of fine silks at prices that will set you wild disciples were eagerly embraced in Norfolk and Giles frequently became a lo- ¬ with delight cal preacher One local Sam by name is described as a born teacher though his similes often dropped to the White Goods Dimities Cambrics Hamburgs and burlesque On one occasion he took for his text The wages of sin is death Laces will all be offered at way below regular prices at and prefaced his sermon as follows this sale My frinds Brother Paul tells us that the waages o sin is death Now r crat lets see wuther we kin grasp wot he s maan byt Spose I wor tu go an du my baarwest for Mr H a local farmer an arter all the wuk wor dun go an ax Mr T another farmer in the same vilYe will also liae on sale at greatfreduction the goods meiitiou lage fur my waages wot du yeou think uuitu ueiowj i L Mr T would saay Sure ly he would Dress Goods up and saay 4Sam yeou air a fule Go Summer Underwear J Woolens Winter Underwear fj an ax Mr H fur yer waages yeou ha g3 Cloths Fancy Hosiery dun yer baarwest there Wot du yeou Table Cloths Plain Hosiery come an ax me fur yer waages fur An Towels F B Corsets ef I wuk all my loife fur the daavil an Nankins Thompsons Corsets go tu God fur my reward he wool saay P II No no Sam yeou go tu the daavil fur rtsJtS - v T Fosithely no geeds offci d at this sale sold before the adve itis- yer reward yeou hev wuked fur him in llllf the haarwest o loife he must pay No goods offered at this sale sold to merchants yeou Westminster Gazetta are ¬ Lace Curtains end Rnm ot Prlc i - riio t ¬ I I A quart of milk three quarters of a pound of moderately fat beef sirloin A Sufficient Diet ¬ for instance and five ounces of wheat flour all contain about the same amount of nutritive material but we pay very different prices for them and they have BBSS Dontmiss the sale I Dont forget the dat- e- lobbying in Nevada GENTLEMAN A SOUTHERN Legislature in the interest of Senator A generous quota of Mr lay ClemStewart Didnt Jack object to out ents admirers witnessed the production side interference during the Blackburn of his new piav A Southern Geutle JSsatamDttboe struggle Wednesday night at the opera mau nouse The plav tells a pretty love The Louisville Times says that a con- story of Dixie laud and is a credit to ference of Goebels friends has decided Mr Clement both as an autbor and an to place him in the field early for the actor Though it is unlike The New Gubernatorial nomination by announcDominion iu plot or construction the ing hie candidacy at Lebanon on the delightful personality of Mr Clement is 23d Hasnt Goebel been in the field since the beginning of the last Legisla- the same and Hohenstauffen seems to come to us with hair whiten d by ture age with manuer more polished Gifts For The Governor and a better command of our language Mr Clement made a splendid dignified The officers of the Third Ken tuck v many of his admirers regimet t which is about to embark for Gen Carroll but do not think that the role gives him Cuba has presented Gov Bradley scope for his ability Mrs with a beautiful New Years present It ample was handsome and clever as consists of two large cut glass water Clement won new adbottles and a dozen glasses of the Arzella Thompson and Miss McEwen made a same material enclosed in a beautiful mirers and Grave Standish case upon which is a silver plate con- charming taining the names of the regimental off- Cbas Mason was equal to the villain icers The Governor also received a part Jeffrey Williams and Miss Ger handsome diamond stud as a present trude OMalley were excellent in darkey from Gen Dan Collier and other admiring friends of Garrard county his old roles The principal comedy parts were well taken by H S DuflBeld and Wm home Mack Thoe OMalley also gave good support as Capt OMalley Mr Clement and the entire company responded to a hearty curtain call after the third act A Southern Gentleman is an enjoyable performance but it is not so H JnB PL jd good as The New Dominion is ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Jack Chinn sweep your farm property otf the face ol the earth and you will lose it ah nnltss yon have a policy in the old and tried Glen Falls of New Yoik- - 100i insurance for five years will only cost yon 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9uov tf T Porter Smith Agent Tornadoes And Cyclones LookHt these wiudtdorio wili Sure Cure for Dandruff Fifty or more patrons of Crawford Bros barber shop have lately used th celebrate Coke cure for dandruff a snr with gratifying resu1rs cure and is recommended bv a score of well known Parisians Persons who are s onld get hot troubled with dandruff tie of Coke from Crawford Bros and try it once different values for nutriment The milk comes nearest to being a perfect food It contains all of the different kinds of nutritive materials that the body needs Bread made from the wheat flour will support life It contains all the necessary ingredients for nourishment but not in the proportions best adapted for ordinary use A man might live on beef alone but it would be a very one sided and imperfect diet but meat and bread together make the essentials of a healthy diet Such are the results of experience and the advancing science of later years explains them This explanation takes into account not simply quantities of meat and bread and milk and other materials which we eat but also the nutritive ingredients or nutrieuts which they contain New York Ledger ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Jail 16th to 21st Incasievl v L ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Maiden Speeches Sheridan one of the greatest of Brit- ¬ ish orators and who entered parliament after a conspicuously successful literary career so nearly broke down in his maiden effort that the general verdict pronounced upon him was that nature never intended him for an orator Brougham and Canning were equally Lung Irritation unsuccessful and many of the most is the forerunner to consumption Dr celebrated speakers of the present day will cur it and displayed no signs of oratory wheu they Bells Pine give such strength to the lunvs that a appeared for the first time before the cough or a cold will not settle tbre critical assembly at St Stephens Twenty five cents at all good druggist Mr Gladstones maiden speech de-¬ livered Feb 21 1833 was a nervous hesitant and almost inaudible effort Tar-Honey ¬ Copper Colored Splotches There is only one cure for Contagious Blood Poison the disease which has completely baffled the doctors They W Of Peck P O i I oauM tha hair to fall out awl will even durirur ltwr itself heretofore All of these trains will be strictly wreck the entire system Confinement is short and almost without er trains and hereafter freight pain Recovery i quick and sure Best or an mothers Prlaad benefits the trains will not carry passengers unborn just as much as tha expectant mother and when too little one comes it Insure in my agency - uon if rrasLY tkhiaii1 aud to the aalv will be strong lusty and healthy Drugrirt sell Mothers Friend for 1 a kettle union Prompt paying reliable bloo remedy guaranteed tu oootaia v Send lor nr fraa bmk a n MMMiriKI taa subject lllllllBIIIHf ivumf as4 ft experienced These soon broke out in to sores and it is easy to imagine the suffering I endured Before I be- ¬ came convinced that the doctors could do no good I had spent a hundred UUliaiO 1U1VU iifati thrown away 1 then tried various patent medicines but they did Commencing Monday December 5th not reach the disease When I had finished mj Cincinnati Railway the Frankfort first bottle of 8 6 8 I Y fir IH Xs important changes in was greatly improved does expectant mothers so much will make several and was delisrhtea with from Paris v mrma good is because it is an external liniment train service w nl in grow paler and smaller and UC 1CSU1I lur ligv rH DfnlnthB nn mv Train leaving Frankfort at 340 p m Chest began to to be applied upon the outside where entirely regained at much of the strain comes -It helps be- ¬ will run through to Paris arriving for before long disappeared ouuugcMu my loai weignt uecmr cause the pores of the skin readily absorb oiu p m making Close connection tlte greatly improved I was soon entirely well and my skin as clear as a piece of glass it and it comes into direct contact with rveniucay cenirai points J H L Mtebs 100 Mulberry St wewaric A new train will leave Paris at 540 p and is absorbed by the parts involved pm possible chance of a Dont destroy all Morning sickness is quickly banished m and arrive at Frankfort at 710 and nervousness is kept completely away The morning train arriving at 840 am eure by taking the doctors treatment The sense of dread and foreboding is not and leaving at 930 a m will remain as of meroury and potasn iuom minerals three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they I was afflicted with have cured me For the benefit of others no trhich was in spots afflicted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours W 8 Akdhrsom lives a happy wife She writes I Bold by all druggists at 60c and 91 per box have used Mothers Friend before Send address on postal to the Wright Med two confinements The last time I had Co Columbus O for trial size free twins and was in labor only a few min- ¬ utes Suffered very little The reason New Train Service why m yjui in i wm i ansas are totally unable to cure it and direct their efforts toward bottling the poison To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio up in the blood and concealing it from Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights view S S S cures the disease posi- Celery capsules rrom dames x maser aruugi8t Waverly o and used them for stomach ti j and permanently by forcing out Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I used every trace of the taint Wrights Celery Capsules - Anderson Pike Co O Recommend S Water will extinguish a fire because the water forms a coating over the fuel which keeps it from the air and the conversion of water into steam diaws off the heat from the burning fuel A little water makes a fire fieicer while a large quantity of water puts it out The explanation is that water is com- ¬ posed of oxygen and hydrogen When therefore the fire can decompose the water into its simple elements it serves as fuel to the flame A Fire and Wafer If you desire to improve a good opportunity to purchase Carpets a a Low nice I ylqne SIrii ¬ at first but afterwards spread an oyer my Doay a terrible blood disease A sign which was productive of much discussion was read by the patrons of a Mothers Friend small lauudry establishment iu a Massachusetts town It was printed in large letters on a piece of brown paper and pinned to the door of the shop It ran thus Closed on account of sickness till next Monday or possibly Wednesday I am not expected to live Shall be unable to deliver goods for at least a week in any case ¬ 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 paoe ccc h Why He Refused to Pay One dollar please said the clairvoyant Not much he replied Ill not pay you a cent Do you think I reveal the future for nothing 1 dont care anything about that told me I was to marry three times Von aud I dont propose to put a premium on bad qiws Chicago News ¬ J T HINTON for RIauI Ths iwifcgtfC- 1 V ra4 THE BRA Sj LATOR CQ wfkd nd itorm w o aprp QKa k rm ft - mr His lift would be miserable and he Elegant line of Pictures and Room Moulding wonld be almost oartaia to die befora Saad aae four old furniture to be re- bits time H TerfmriUr ioved Yf experienced ffeia eHpat Jkaaagta ipsafe t I A shrewd old doctor onoe said If 1 wantod to tortura as enemy I would tell him ha had ao incurable disease Wood Mantels furnished complete HI-RE- - J4 Undertaking in all its branchea Embalming scientifically attended to CAR1AOB8 FOR vl wdflWS TL III 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS WTft DAY JA OBITUARY 13 1899 BOUBBOH HEWS A Mysterious Babe PERSONAL MENTION The rumor that an abandoned white Eighteenth Year Establiohed 1881 girl baby had been found by Matt Long on the roadside in Eist Paris Monday lEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as night has caused quite a breeze of comecon ass mail matter ment since late that night After investigating the report The TELEPHONE NO 124 News learns that theUnfant was brought to Paris from Lexington by a SUBSCRIPTION PRICES young woman She inquired the Payable in Advance 100 way to the home of a relative near Pari 2 00 Six months Oneyenr HIWS costs you cant even get a re and asked Long to take her out theie in port FKOM A GUN FREE OF CHAKGE the buggy wbich he did The young woman admitted to one person that the Make all Checks Money Orders Etc babe was her child and told another payable to the order of Champ Millkr person that it had been given her by a Lexington woman to place in a foundBourbons Official Statement ling a3ylum She told another party pages two and three of this issue of that she wa8 married and had separated On THfc News the official statement of col- from her husband lections and disbursements of the pubThe young woman took the babe back lic funds of Bourbon County is printed to Lexington Wednesday night in ffull The readers attention is direct The Woes of The Wicked ed to said pages good-lookin- g ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY Hiram Walker capitalist founder of THE NEWS MAN Walkerville Canada and the head of Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At the distilling firm which entertained the The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Kentucky Press Association last July Elsewhere died yesterday at his home in Detroit Mr Albert flinton is ill of grippe Young W Moran a well known farMartin and Albert Talbott are both mer of this county died at his home near this city Wednesday night aged ill with grippe Frank P Colcord is confined to his seventy six years He is snrvived by his wife and two children Ed B Mor- ¬ room with grippe an and Mrs Frank Clay by his first Mr Bacon was in Louisville wife The deceased leaves an estate of Tuesday on a business trip about fifty thousand dollars consisting Mrs Amanda Clay is quite ill at her of six hundred acres of land stock etc residence on Walker avenue The deceased frequently accommodated Miss Cora Wilcox has returned from his friends with loans but would never a visit to friends in Lexington charge more than six per cent interest Mr Eugene Hutchiugs of Cynthi The funeral will occur this morning from his late residence with sevices by ana was in the city yesterday Burial at the Mr John Barnes of Mt Sterling Rev F W Eberhardt ¬ WAIT FOR G TUCKERS JW SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY to provide for his child and Sylvester Dr Frank Fithian and family have Hicks and Will Allen a pair of cullud moved to G GK Whites home on Mt gemmen charged with gaming are in jail awaiting trial before Judge Purnell Airy Jason Howard a Hutchison negro The case of Utterback vs Common- charged with house breaking waived wealth will be heard by the Court of hie examining trial and will stay in jail Appeals on the 24th inst to await the action of the grand jury I John Darnell a negro was sentenced Mrs A R Bourne will deliver her lee thre on Michael Angelo to night at the to thirty days at hard labor for borrowing N cars withlecture room of the Methodist Church some coal from the L out the formality of asking for the same I The Millersburg Deposit Bank has filed Brother Barnes Appeal articles with the Secretary of State to re duce its capital stock from 26464 to Rev Geo O Barnes the well known fl500fr Kentucky evangelist has established a The family of the late Nick Davis has mission at Washington D C and from moved fiom the Thornton Division to that place sends an appeal to his old the residence ou the corner of Sixth and friends to help him continue his work High streets which he terms the closing campaign of his evangelistic life He has secured A special feature at the rink be a quarter mile race a chapel in an excellent locality ana a night will In his appeal he says boys under eighteen The race will house adjoining for be run in two divisions limited to ten that the field in Washington is a rich one starters in each section ¬ -- W R Thomas moved his household goods to Lexington John Elliott a negro who has failed Paris cemetery was in the city Wednesday evening Mrs Emaline Mr Dorsey Ray was a guest of friends in Winchester several days this week Miss Eddie Spears left yesterday for a visit to Miss Lillian Kelley in George- ¬ town Mies Kate Edgar arrived home yes- ¬ terday from a visit to relatives nessee in Ten- ¬ ¬ ¬ w The fire department was called out I I about six oclock last night to extinguish J W Bacons horse became frightena small blaze in the stable of the Paris Milling Co The alarm wrs sent from ed at noon yesterday while hitched at his home and ran down Main street to box 12 No damage the court house then walked around to out Brent Bros warehouse where Mr Bacon A bastardy warrant was sworn yesterday by a Paris girl against a is book keeper The wagon was only young man who lives in an adjoining slightly damaged county The names are withheld until Several days ago the brass band in a colored funeral procession caused two the warrant can be servel runaways but the damages were slight Leave orders with me for cakes cro- Ttwe was no one hurt quets salads meats or anything in the culinary line prepared by Mrs W A Tobacco Sales Johnson I will keep at all times in Wm T Buckner sold his crop of stock in my show winJow a nice line of F B MCDerMott about fitteen acres of tobacco to Mr her goods Bridgeway of this city at 8J cents N will run a special from The L C C Clarke of near North Middle Lexington to Paris Monday night after town sold to Mt Sterling agents of Ligperformance at the Lexington opera gett Myers about ten acres of tobacco house of that beautiful extravaganza 9 cents at The piece Jack and the Beanstalk is presented with a wealth of special Fresh Meal scenery splendid ballet a host of pretty Sons Exchanged for corn at Spears girls and a number of unique specialties Office near L N Freight Depot of the LouisThe board if directors Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for ville Nashville railroad met in New F B McDermott 100 York Wednesday and a dividend of 1 per cent was declared pay able February SCINTILLATIONS 10 This is the first dividend since 1893 In 1881 a 3 per cent dividend was paid An Interesting Jumble Of News And Comment on 100 per cent stock Fourteen per cent was earned during that vear In There were only six assignments in 1898 31 per cent was earned on stock Madison last year A charity ball given by the Chicago Work Half Completed Knights Templar netted 10000 The Board of Tax Supervisors for An aged negro man was frozen to Bourbon County has about half comdeath while drunk in Stanford Tuesday pleted its work The assessment of one night farmer has been raised nineteen thous A Nicholasville hunter was fined 150 and dollars and the figures on other property of other citizens have been in- for killing thirty quail after the law had expired creased The Confederate veterans of Kentucky Next Monday do not want to be pensioned by the govWill open our Annual Embroidery ernment Col John B Castleman of the First Contest Persons holding tickets are requested to call and vote in person for Kentucky has been made a Brigadier their fayorite Bring in your work this General week Everybody invite 1 The transports Mohawk and Mobile are to be known in the future as Sher Mrs Nannie Brown man aud Grant N Money After L Sam Kash a McKinley elector from Kentucky has been sued for 10000 Safe blowers yisited the L N fiffreight depot iu Cynthiana Tuesday damages for alleged seduction of a night and cracked the safe They blew teen year old girl The Lexington W C T U has sent the door off an old safe across the office but did not get anything as the money Congressman Settle a protest against the was in another safe Tbia is the second seating in Congress of Congressman time saft robbers have visited that Roberts the polygamist freight office in the last two months Miss Lucretia Clay of Lexington grand daughter of Henry Hay was The City Sues The Paris Water electsd State Regent of Daughters of Company the American Revolution Rogers John Robinsons circus will show at Moore Cltv Attorneys filed suit Wednesday in the Bourbon Flemingsbarg next summer if the people Circuit Court agaiDSt the Paris Water of that place will furnish the license 25 Co for franchise taxes due the city o and a lot on which to exhibit Paris for the years 1893 1894 1893 The Kentucky delegation in Congress 1896 1897 aud 1898 and also for tax on is not agreed in recommen ling Hon their tangible property for the year James B McCreary for one of the 1898 The amount sued for is about twelve Ptris Exposition Commissioners 5000 Reuben Gentry of Danville and M C Alford of Lexington have supporters A Preacher In Jai among the Kentucky members Preacher John Lewis leader of Twenty five per cent discount High Power Sect of Rockerville has on all Winter underwear at Price been arrested by Uonstabla Joe Williams Co clothier on a warrant sworn out by Alice Evans colored and placed in jail The woman Try oar Leader Coffee aix pounds for hae been confined to her bed lying in a 100 F B McDbrMOTT state and claim that Lewis Staleptic her oj oj myeterioa Lewis will t tria fcU Jhrfore Fcr 8im One large anthracite JMKj ftiaxc Sft fr Mt M ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Three Runaways The Violet Whist Club was enter- ¬ tained yesterday afternoon by Mies Mary Webb Crass Attorney John Williams was in Frankfort on legal business several days this week Miss Kate Alexander left jes terday for a visit to relatives and friends in Lexington Mr Sidney B Clay arrived yesterday from Oklahoma for a few days visit to relatives and friends Dr Louis Frank was in the city Wednesday on a brief visit to his parents Mr and Mrs L Frank Mrs Cornay Watson Mrs Keller Mrs Wm Hukill and Miss Mitcnell all living on the same block on High street are quite ill Col J as M Arnold of Newport was the guest of Mr G B Alexander Wednesday and attended the Clement performance that evening Mr and Mrs Clay Clement were guests ot Mr W L Davis and family during the stay of the Clay Clement Company in Paris Wednesday night VissKate Russell left yeeterday to visit Miss Eloise Cleary in Covington and to attend a swell German which will be given by tu society young people of the city this evening Miss Bruce Collins left yesterday for Midway to spend a few days at the home of her sister Mrs George Harper Her mother who is over there on a visit took the grippe this week ¬ ¬ Flanagin aged eighty five years died suddenly Wed nesday afternoon at her home on Seventh street She had been as well as usual that day and had just arisen from a chair when she fell to the floor and died in an instant The deceased was well known to almost every person in Paris and was held in high esteem She was a life long member of the Methodist Church to which she gave a memorial window and to which she bequeaths her home The deceased was industrious to the last days of her life and was conscientious in all her dealings About ten years ago she gave J T Hin ton the money to pay her funeral ex penses and the sum has been kept in the bank for that purpose The deceased was a woman of beautiful christian character and her death is regretted b1 all who knew her The funeral will be held this afternoon at two oclock at the Methodist church with services by Rev E G B Mann assisted by other city pastors Burial at the Paris cemetery The pall bearers will be James McCiure J T Hinton Gray Smith A M Gut- zeit A T Forsyth and R J Neely B ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ January 26th 27th and 28th THREE days only CONDONS Actual To tods Plainly Shted else out all our Winter Goods in the next f0 days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com parison fr goods of equal quality All our Ladies and Childrens Capes aud Full Hue of Zephyrs Ich Wool Saxony Jackets at cost and Germantowu Yarn Special reduction iu Dress Goods 100 Embroidery Slka and Materials of alT descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber- bers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hosei20c qnality for 10c per pair The best val Large liue of All Wool Dress Gooils t ue in Paris 2oc ami 39c per ydjformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 3 50 per pair re thlctd tC mhaif of of tormer See our extra wide Table Linen at Me P--per yd worth double and our ij siz Standard brauds of Bleached cotton 5ca Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully HX Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at 8c twice as much 10 4 Shotting 121 aud 15c Try our Leader for 100 Coffee six pounds F B McDermott Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs nu Tvac svrTM Given Away STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sale and Transfer Of Stock Crop Turf Notes If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches yorar eyesight is tailing and should have immediate attention 1 Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect enses always perfectly centred aaft of purest material set In frames of the Inchest elasticity and CO sequently of greatest durability united With the utmost lightness an elegance when both frames and vmm are scientifically tltt d by Dr C H Kowens system they always give satisfaction for they John B Lyle of this city won a 250 are perfect Never buy cheap spectacle ornor of men who do not know how to fit them poor imperfect You will get poorly adjusted spectacles are purse Wednesday at New Orleans with any glasses than with either of these defects Boy imperial lenses and of abetter otf without spectacles reliable skillful dealer and they will last louger without cha ge and be cheapest in the end his horse Agitator Etc made The largest tobacco growers in Kentucky are G G and J C Hamilton in Bath county Assisted by 100 tenants they cultivate 460 acres of the weed and produce an average of 1600 pounds of of Burley tobacco to the acre making an aggregate of 600 hogsheads ¬ We have engaged the services of C II Bowen who will gvisif our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is no charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded lr Try our Leader for 1 Coffee six pounds CO F B McDermott Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to the fresh F B McDermott New York Edam pine apple Neufa chatel cheese tf Newton Mitchell Umy January 28 1891 I i k Mens and Boys overcoats at cost Come and see for your ¬ Use Paris Milling Cos Purity Cos clothiers flour for sale by all grocers selves at Price We need the cash Ask for it Take no other Gunthers Christmas fine candies for sale for r Xext visit Thursday FASHIONABLE WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF tf Always ask Absey mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Terms Newton Mitchell very reasonable Leave orders at Post- - Ep ti for Paris Milling office SS j iTITiYJl liTllUlllLir ftllllMMft rtillf llfDADTCh IVIl - TPftrttFDIlJW I IIHCUjIII11C 1 A 3 Y XXKK vteo - Cos Purity flour All grocers OF keep it Insist on having Purity every time Heinzh baked beans in tomato sauce F B McDermott NUPTIAL KNOTS Our Prices are lower ihf n a ty houc in Centre Kentucky We ask yu to give up a cad quality and style are considered f KITCHEN HOUSEHOLD AND FlTE MEUHAVT TITORW S E TIPTON FURNITURE Having determined to move West I will sell publicly at my residence on Second Street on Cutter A Announcements Engagement emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Miss Mary E Dalin filed suit WedSaturday Jan 21 181M nesday at Hopkinsville against J H my household and kitchen furniture inSpnrlin for 2500 for breach of promise cluding the following The parties live near Crofton and are Parlor set of furniture Dining room furniture prominent in social circles 6 sets of bedroom furniture By the marriage Wednesday night of 1 upright piano Tnomao J Z iysing of Versailles and 1 nearly new Monitor range Lucy Sinclair of Georgetown the Miss Curtains portierres etc China and glassware of groom becomes the brother-in-laTerms Under 20 cash over that his father J W Zysing whose second amount 6 months at 6 per cent wife Mary Sinclair is sister of the Sale to begin at 930 a m bride of Wednesday night MRS AMELIA T LEER The following invitation has been reA T Forsyth Auctr ceived Mrs Mary L Moore invites yon to be present ¬ ¬ w -- And Sol ¬ FINE SAMPLE OF EXQUI ¬ SITE WORKMANSHIP ¬ MJMiA In laundry methods is displayed t ev ery piece if linen that is sent home trom our laundry and the connoiseur that p fine laundry work cannot help admiring the fiuih and fine white color that we lay upon it Send your lanudry work to us aud you will never be dis5 pointed We handle it carefully and picias launder it perfectly ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry V II HINTON JR A BRO Proprietors at the marriagn of hr daughter Nora P0BLI6 RENTING OF LBND The landed estate of the late Thomas Woodford will te rented publicly at the court bouse door in Paris on SATURDAY ¬ Te e phoie No 4 to Mr Victor Kenney Dodge Wednesday January twenty fifth Second Presbyterian Church Lexington Ky at twelve oclock CLEARANCE SALE OF JANUARY 28 We are the peoples friends We re- at two oclock p m to the highest and pair your linen and put neck bands on best bidders Haggard Reed free Said land will be rented in nine parcels and is now rented by W E Simms atesby Woodford Jnnins D Stone There are eggs and eggs The egg Brice Steele J D Ockerman B F of yesterday looks feels measures and Walls and Dr J M Woodford The land is all in gras excepting thirweighs like the egg of last month but respect ty acres at Spears Mill occupied by Or theres a difference in another and that difference it worth money J M Woodford A part of this will be Its just so with laundry The difference rented for tobacco and a part for corn At the same time and place I will rent between good work and poor is slight to Spears the unpracticed discernment but its a the Woodford warehouse at recently roofing difference that counts every time Its Mil and sell the metal a difference that changes your laundry removed from said warehouse concerning these bill from an expense to an investment j Fot any information at Paris or North cost no more properties address me We do good work it will n worth doubU than poor wrk bnt ita ¬ ¬ m MISSES AND CHILDRENS SCHOOL SHOES i Spring yeel Good Stock Nothing Shoddy Tbey go at 75 cts per pair Goci values in other lines at Reduced Prices Better sea these goods as they will go quick lilAls the difcrenc CLAUDE M THOMAS m vuM Baortter DAVIS THOMSON ISGRJS THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY Aim at the sun the provero says If you would cleave sky jr4 though your arrowthe the mark miss Tuesday and Friday by Published Every Ll yot shall higher fly Than if content with lower aim And thus success shall be More easy wlicn you next shall try Your skill at archery PORK TREES Who honor fame or wealth would win ICust set their standard high They Ar Found in llronx 1arli And for the ladders topmost round Strive long and earnestly and Are a Source of Delight Not all may reach the highest peak to the Uirilx Not all the prize may gain Bu in the conflict each may hope The strange sijlit of i man nailing The victory to obtain chunks of salt pork to the tops of tall Aim at the sun Oh be it ours trees was witnessed m Bronx park one To strive the best to win day lately The scene of action was Th i field is wide and he who will3 The lists may enter in near the site of the new Zoological gar- Col helpeth those who help themselves den and many pounds of prime pork But spurns the willing slave were used in the operation The man The prize is his who noblest strives 13 189 THE BOURBON NEWS Eighteenth Year Established - AIM HGrl 1881 ¬ who was a park attendant was armed with a lonjj ladder and a bag of pork Now and then he would place the ladder against a tree climb up nail on a chunk of pork and then wandci away to another tree to repeat the perform ance Its for the birds he explained There arc large numbers of them in the park and we want to encourage them to remain here Just as soon ad the birds learn that they can obtain food in the winter they are not liable to go away Birds want something to peck at and as the ground is all frozen hard we nail up this pork for them to exercise their bills on and 1 tell you they appreciate it They know every pork tree and have a grand time We feed the birds through the win ter on other food besides pork We scatter cracked corn and wheat alu ut and they grow tat on it The squirrels also cat it The nrk is filicdwitii squir rels and the city provides well for their care during the winter when they can not provide for themselves These cute little animals know their feed time just as weil as human being does and their aptetites are always in first class condition It was suggested that when the fact became known that peek could be found all ready for cooking on th trees in Bronx park it night tend to in duce trumps to strool that way to sam pie t he novel fruit do not think we have much to rear on that core said the park employe You see these trees grew a long way from the Bowery and travel is not at Its best just at present Besides the pork is nailed high up from the ground and no one can reach it without the aid of a ladder No tramp Is going to walk ail the way up here with a ladder n his shoulder just for the sake of getting a piece of salt meat Besides that the park - well watched in the daytime and at night no one could guess the pork is find the trees so safe The only bird the reporter saw fly ing about the pork trees were spar rows although the park employe said there were a few other kinds about The squirrels however were in evi dence and thoroughly enjoying them ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ For fortune crowns the brave Edward Grafton in S S There is vet another thing Hasten to Maitre Palin and bid him await me now outside the Porte St Denis with two spare horses he will understand what I mean And now my friend adieu This will pay what I owe you and I thrust a half dozen pistoles into his hand Xo no But he resolutely refused M le Chevalier Hut Dame Annette interposed Be lin Dm said the notary scratching his coin mat is anotner matter inauior the moment forgotten I was a married man Very well monsieur 1 will take the money not that I need it but for the hake of peace and now there is little time to lose I go to do all you have asked me to and rest assured mes ¬ sieurs it will be faithfully done ¬ ¬ but taken de Belins offer if Jacques were but with me then My foot was in the stirrup my hand on the reins when there wai a sudden Had I I Times 1 have no doubt of that Pantin We had better make a start too I said and Belin shouted for the horses We stayed for a moment or so after the notarys departure during which time x fj wv uBy v SUnferr Yeats Copyright 1807 by Longmans Green Co SYNOPSIS ¬ -- 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ selis JL N Sun CUBA FROM A SIDE SADDLE Kvnerience of an Anieriean Woman Who Toured the Island on Ilursebnck weeks slay was crowded with interest The titled ladies of the city A ¬ called and eagerly inquired when the Americans were coming poor people came and begged for food and clothing 1 was besieged day and night with all sorts of curious requests Several poor women came to ask me to get their sons out of jail a Spanish lieutenant colonel called and said that he and 31 others wished to leave the service of Spain and enlist in the United States army 1 interviewed the civil and military governor othe city and province of Porto Irincipe Gen Emilio March commanding the 7000 Spanish troops still stationed in the city and he told me that he would be very glad if on my return I would appeal to my govern ment to send relief to the poor and starving of the city The next day 1 visited the three leading hospitals of Porto Irincipe the hospital of the lepers San Laara the military hospital and the hospital of El Carmen a hospital for women and children It was at this last that the mother superior showed me the almost empty sacks and barrels from which the smooth and lying genera had had his men steal nine tenths of a supply of rice flour potatoes and lard sen a- - a present by Senor Uernabe Sanchez formerly the British consul at Kuevita War prices prevailed Green coffee was 80 cents a pound lard was GO cents a pound a small box of sardines cost 60 cents No butter could be had for any price and there had been no potatoes in the city for months The streets were filthy but as soon as the Spanish general beard of our arrival he set a body of men at work to sweep the streets with what proved a pernicious activity as we could not stir without Inning a cloud of dust kicked up wuereer we went Harpers Ba ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chapter 1 DAuriac commanding outpost where scene is laid tells the story De Gomeron has been appointed by Gen de Rone to examine into a charge made against him Nicholas a sergeant tilings in two prisoners a man and a woman who are from the kings camp at Le F DAuriac angered by Insulting manner of de Gomeron toward the woman strikes him A duel follows and during the commotion the prisoners escape De Rone happens on the disorderly scene and dAuriac upon giving his parole not to attempt escape hears this remarkable sentence you must die on the field Win or lose if I catch you at the close of the day I will hang you as high as Haman Chapter II DAuriac next morning takes his place as usual on de Rones staff In the course of his ride over the field he saves the life of Nicholas the sergeant who a victim of de Gomerons malice is found in Imminent danger of almost instant death Chapter III After the batttle in which King Henry utterly routs de Rones forces dAuriac lying severely wounded sees the forms of a man and woman moving under cover of the night among the dead and wounded They find a golden collar on de Leyvas corpse and Babette stabs M luginot her partner to gain possession After this hideous scene Of the prize 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 She vis d Is the heiress of Bidache its him daily and when e is well enough is taken to her Normandy chateau Here s Paiin the madames he learns from Ma chaplain that the king is about to force upon the woman a very distasteful mar ¬ riage with M dAyen With Jacques hLs steward dAuriac caves for tec avowed purpose of preventing their marriage Chapter A DAuriacs horse casts a causes a delay at village of srioe This Ezy whre he comes upon Nicholas his old sergeant who says de Gomeron is in the neighborhood with the kings commission and that he Nicholas has evidence of treason brewing aimorg de Gomeron and certain associates against the king Chapter VI Led by Nicholas dAuriac goes by night to where de Gomeron is staStanding beside a broken pane tioned they hear something of the outline of a plot against the king Burning with revenge Nicholas fires through the window at de Gomeron but misses his mark Chapter VII The two men fly for their lives and think themselves almost beyond pursuit when they come suddenly face to face with Biron one of the traitors to the king whom dAuriac cuts down and with de Gomeron who makfs short work of Nicholas dAuriac 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 he knows of the treachery in the army and among the nobles before Bully master general of the ordnance who advisc i 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 tale the place of Jacques He learns marriage of dAyen and Madame de la Bidache is to take place in a fortnight De Belin is to be dAyens sponsor Chapter XI Maitre Palin appears in Paris in attendance upon Madame de la Bidache comes to see dAuriac and outlines 10 him a plan for the madames escape into Switzerland DAuriac crosses the river meets dAyen who throws him his glove which almost forces him into a duel on the spot Forced by the danger to himself of such a disturbance on the street he flees eluding the guards only by plung ing into the river and swimming to his own ¬ To-morr- here Then I settled the score with mine host and mounting our horses e rode back the way we came It was at the Magasins that we wished each other good by and with a last grip of the hand and a last warning to hasten io Mourmeton Belin turned towards the Louvre whilst I went on towards the Tuileries keeping the northern road and not the more frequented street along the river face There was a strong moon and the night was as clear as crystal One side of the street was in shadow illuminated here and there by the dim light of a few lanterns set high up in niches in the old and mass grown walls of the buildings The houses here were old ev for this part of Paris and wth their sloping roofs and many gables rose Belin urged me to take Vallon and a couple of men with me to my tryst but fearing no complications I refused saying that this was a matter that were best done with one hand Belin would have come himself but that his friend- ¬ ship with me being known it was nec ¬ essary for him to avoid all suspicion of his being in the affair I shall go to the Louvre he said and engage dAyen at play Pi mental and others will be there and if I mis- ¬ take not M le Baron will have a sore head for his wedding and he chuckled fell forward floundering in the agony of death I just managed to snatch Claude from the saddle and staggered back and then with a rush a half dozen men were on us They were masked to a man and made their attack in perfect silence but as my sword flashed out of mv u u tan juyiue oij Mduuuiu 1 lutugiiicu me aii a the capuchin and thrust at him fierce- ¬ ly with a curse at in foil in coming alone Things like these take a short time in doing and should take a shorter time in telling I ran one man through the heart and with a gasp he fell forward and twisted himself like a snake round my blade Then some one flung a cloak over my head I was overborn by num¬ bers and thrown Two or three men held me down there was an iron grip at my throat and a mans knee pressed heavily on my chest I made a frantic effort to free myself the covering slipped from my face and I saw it was the capuchin kneeling over me a dag ger in his hand His mask had fallen from him and his face was the face of Ravaillac I could not call out I was held too tight and the villain lifted his poniard to strike when a voice the voice of de GomeiDU said We will put Hold him out another way This is the quickest and surest an swered Ravaillac but the reply was brief and stern Carry out my orders gag him and lining him with us 1 Bash a loud report and my poor horse I -r- -i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ To BabeteV To Babettes there is the oubliette quick there is no time to lose O ho laughed Ravaillac that is M le Chevalier will be able to good drown his Borrows under the Seine but he will take a long time 0 die You villain I gasped but like lightning the gag was on me and then I was blindfolded I could sec nothing of madame though I tried my utmost to get a glimpse of her Then I was bound hand and foot and lifted by a couple of men Alter being carried a short space I was thrust into a litter and as this was done I heard a faint cry from Claude and I groaned in my heart for I was powerless to help in irregular outlires on either side The outlines however so softened by the pace litter went forward at a jolting and from the echo of hoofs moonlight in which they seemed to around it I gathered that there were at quiver that it was as if some fantas- ¬ a dozen mounted men about me tic creation of fairyland had been set least Sometimes I heard a brief order given down here a phantom city that would by de Gomeron melt into nothingness with the warm voice made me and the Bound of his certain that madame rays of the morning sun was with us If so there might still be Away in the distance it still oenirrd bope folas if I could hear the hum of the city low and I lay still and tried to our route by the movement of the behind me but here it was quiet and party but I could see nothing and aft- ¬ still and the iron shod hoofs of Cov er a mv ronne rang out with a strange clear fused time we brain began to fet con for turned this way and that ness into the night up side streets down winding roads I had now come to the gardens of until the thing became impossible the Tuileries and putting Couronne at Once we were challenged by the the wall which was just being raised watch and my captor answered boldly around them found myself within a M de Gomeron of the marshals quarter mile of our place of meeting guards with prisoners for thechatelet The turf was soft and level here and let us pass in the kings name 1 let Couronne go at a half gallop keep I heard the words and strove to call ing the chequered shade of the huge out but the gag was too secure At trees which whispered strange things any rate I had learned one thing we to each other in the breeze At this were going in the direction of the moment it seemed as if I heard the chatelct Who then was Babette 1 smothered neigh of a horse I knew had heard the name once before on the sound well for often had my old the night that I lay wounded before La Xorman tried to serve me in this wa Fere and an inspiration seemed to through the scarf by which his jaws come on me and I was certain that the were bound together when we lay in night hag and de Gomerons Babette ambuscade With a touch of my hand were one and the same I stayed my beast and stopped to listen Then we jolted on for about another Beyond me stretched the avenue at the half hour we must have passed the end of which stood the great lime trees chatelet by this when suddenly the I could see nothing but the ghostly litter took a sharp turn to the right line of trunks lit up here by the moon and after going a little way was put to ¬ ¬ ¬ was blind My 3dz ahnosc ceased to work at the thought and I remained in a kind of torpor trying in a weak manner to mentally fount the drops o water by the dull splashing sound they made in falling Ages seemed to pass as I lay there and the first sense of coming to myself was the thought of Idaude whom 1 had lost and the quick agony of this made my other Bufferings seem as nothing There is a misery that words at least such words as I am master of cannot picture and I will therefore say no more of this A little thing however now happened and but for this 1 might have lain where I was until 1 died so entirely impressed was I with the idea that I was sightless In utter weariness 1 turned my head to one side and saw two small beads of fire twinkling about a yard or so from me They were as small as the far away stars and they stared at me fixedly This is some deception of the mind 1 thought to my- ¬ self when suddenly another pair of fiery eyes appeared then there was a slight shaming and all was still But it was the saving of me Sight and hearing could not both deceive I knew what they were and 1 knew too that I was not blind From that moment 1 began to regain possession of my faculties and to think of means of escape In my vest pocket was a small clasp knife If I could but get at that I could free myself from my bonds That at any rate had to be the first step I be gan to slowly move my arms up and down with a view to loosening the cords that bound me but alter some time spent in this exercise realized the fact that the ropes might cut through me but that they would not loosen Then it struck me in my eagerness to be free that I might get at the knots with my teeth and by a mighty effort raised myself to a sitting posture only to remember that I was gagged and that it was of no avail to think of this plan There are those who will smile perhaps if their eyes meet thlf and put me down in their estimation for a fool for my forgetfulness That may or may not be but I have written down exactly what happened to be continued j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Fains and Ach Of But this disease is cured by Hoods Sar saparilla which neutralizes the acid in the blood If you have any symptoms of rheumatism take Hopds Sarsaparilla at once and do not waste time and money on unknown preparations The merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla is unquestioned audits record of cures unequalled Is Americas Greatest Medicine for rheumatism HoodS Pills cure all liver ills 25ceuta Rheumatism Make Countless Thousands Suffer Hoods Sarsaparilla FORCE OF HABIT P He Was Ised to Standing in Street Cars and He Grabbed for the Straps wed- - The crush was terrible People with tender feet uttered groans here and there and weak women would have fainted if there had been any hope that fainting would have done the least good Ever and anon Burbank would make a frantic crab 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 In it as he got there somebody gave a lurch somewhere and the people began to sway about as they do in crowds wher 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 the invisible something that he had previously endeavored to tind above his head See here old man exclaimed Lambert what are you trying to find up there Burbank gave a start as it he had just been aroused from a trance looked sheep ishlv at his friend and then replied Its force of habit This crowd makes me think every little while that Im m a street car and involuntarily T reaeh for the strap whenever the people begin to lurch Cleveland Leader half-suppress- dintf reception It was at the Himbish Mimmikin She Was Taking No Chances The fast flying elevator in a huge down ¬ town oitice building hovered lor an instant at the third floor like an impatient and monstrous bird then with a clang of the iron gates Hew upward and out of sight The citizen from Sassafraa Cross Roads turned fiercely to his wife What made you hold me back mother Why Kben Dilly who are you talking to Dont you stand there and jaw me Well you make me feel so foolish Foolish eh Foolish Thats all the thanks a woman gits for bein careful You come down here to git your life insured 0DONNELLS DEATH Fearlessness of the Danntless Irish man Who liecnme Famous in Spain didnt tive country Ireland and went to live in Spain where they all had extraor dinary careers One died in 1S7 after he had become the duke of Tetuan though he was better known as Gen ODonnell he was one of the most brilliant military men of his time The youngest brother was cut off in his youth but nothing in the lives of the others is so strange as the storj- of his - In the early part of thiscentury three brothers named ODonnell left their na- ¬ ¬ floor Yes Well when yeve done it ye can ride on all the elevators in creation if ye that lerenth Course I did Ye aint done it yet hev ye Goin to do it jest as soon as I kin git to ve want to but not till then And the prudent wife began the long and weary assent of the marble stairs fol- ¬ lowed by her humble spouse X Y Herald ¬ A New York merchant recently advertised for an office boy The first lad that ¬ His Motto death In 1832 there was war in Spain regard ¬ his motto in life was went to try for the position was asked what The same as yours sir ing the succession to the throne and young ODonnell declared himself for Isabella who was soon proclaimed queen but before that time ODonnell fell a prisonertoGenZumalaearreqnya leader of the Carlist forces The young Irishman looked upon this as almost a piece of good luck for tire Carlist leader was an old schoolmate The two friends celebrated this meeting after a separa- ¬ tion of years as a festive occasion and as they ate supper together and drank toasts to old times Zumalacarrequy said How do you know my motto asked the manager It tells vou on the door sir it says push The boy was employed at once Cincin- ¬ lad answered the nati Enquirer der dont you Mrs Fatpurse Wanted a Cyclorama You paint pictures to or- ¬ ¬ xar The contempt for money and trade characteristic of Japan has lost much of its force Merchants have risen in social standing and have even been advanced to the peerage Indeed Mr Fukuzawa the most influential educator In the empir declares that it is every mans first duty to make money fci order to increase the power of the a iiion Newspapera abound in com Dercial statistics and magazines are largely devoted to industrial topics It Is a significant fact that a wealthy merchant Mr Okura recently gave 840ovv for the establishment of a commercial college He had intended tc found a ischool for the children of the poor but was dissuaded by Mer quis Ito This was the more note worrtiy in that it wa the first gift for public purposes made by a private in dividual in Japan N Y Independent ¬ ¬ Mouoy MakinK in Japan shook up Couronne Ere the last notes of the bells had gone I was under the At first I could see nothing limes there was no one there and my heart side grew cold at the thought hat some dan Chapter XII DAuriac has his suspicions ger hadi overtaken my dear one aroused concerning his new servant Rav It is I Madame I called out aillac Bater he witnesses a meeting of the servant and de Gomeron DAuriac there- dAuriac upon returns him to his former service unThen a figure in a gray mantle stepped der de Belin Chapter XIII M de Belin introduces out from the shadow of the trees and I dAuriac at court and before the kinig he sprang from the saddle and held out nr charges Biron with being a traitor to hand France and the king For his pains Henry she I knew it was you chevalier gives him 4 hours in which to quit France said but I wanted to make certain and chapter XIV Upon leaving the Louvre dAuriac i3 joined by de Belin who gives waited until you spoke his signet to be shown to the forester at I hope I have not kept you waiting his castle of Mourmeton in Champagne Indeed no I had but just come across where he may find refuge until hi pardon In the meantime the from the Louvre when you arrived has been secured king has ordered marriage or Mme de Then you did not come riding la Bidache to be celebrated on the morrow 1 have been in the How could 1 making it imperative that the fight occur Louvre and am expected to be at the that night if the madame is to bo saved coueher of Mme Catherine in a half and she laughed slightly The hour CHAPTER XIV Continued thought of that smothered neigh flashed I took the ring- he gave me and We my mind like lightning slipped it on and then our hands met through must trust ourselves to Couronne 1 in a hearty elasp that expressed more said Palin will be at the Porte St than words It was at this moment Denis There is no time to waste that Susette announced Pantin and the Come little notary came in with his quick Then it seemed that she hesitated and short step flinging back her hood looked me full in I am late messieurs I know he moonlight I saw her said but I was not at home when the face In the she suddenly put Vallon arrived or else I had been heie white as marble andsaying out both her hands sooner I trust you utterly dAuriac You are in ample time for what we Man is not made of stone and I loved want Pautin I said though there is my life There was that no time to waste I am leaving Paris thi woman as pitiful appeal of its and will not return to the Hue in her voice in thedown all my false des Deux Moncfes buj start from here tones that brokesay how it happened 1 cannot My business concerns the safety and pride my arm was round her houor of Mme de la Bidache rvd when but in a moment toward me she I say that I know I can rely on you Is waist and I drew her ¬ 1 there standing out black against the the ground night or fading away into a lacework After a half hour or so I was dragged of leaves and branches and the sullen out and I heard a womans voice creaking of the boughs overhead It This way my lambs the gentlemust be her horse or Palins I said mens room is below very far below aloud to myself and then the compline out of all drafts and she laughed with came to me clear and sweet from the the same pitiless note in her voice that spire of St Germain I had heard once before and I knew it I lifted my hat for an instant with a was the murderess silent prayer to God for help and then Down a winding stair we went and I ¬ to-n-g- ht chief The next morning Zumalacarre ¬ quy came into his tent where his pris- ¬ oner was breakfasting He sat down in silence What is the matter asked ODonHave you slept badly or was nell your chocolate burnt I am immensely disturbed was the answer and he told how the Carlist prisoners had been shot and added I must make reprisals My friend in one hours time you must be shot no matter how I feel about it CHAPTER XV ODonnell set down his cup after THE HAND OF BABETTE finishing his chocolate and said I lay for a time where I had been Yes that is a matter of course you flung overwhelmed with the disaster must not distress yourself about it I Then a frenzy came on me and but would act in the same way myself for the gag- in my mouth I could have Now give me a couple of cigarettes and screamed out curses on mv follv in al writing material for I must write a let- ¬ lowing myself to be trapped like a wild- ter which I will trouble you to take cat Now that I think of it in the mad care of after my execution ness of those moments I did not pray As he was finishing the letter the to the God who had so often and so re- guard came to take out the prisoners peatedly helped me yet in His mercy ODonnell got up at once shook hands and goodness I was freed from my with the man who was both his friend straits as will be shown hereafter and his enemy lit another cigarette In the meantime I was so securely and walked out to be shot X Y Sun bound that it was all but impossible to move and the bandage over my eyes Mistaken prevented me from seeing anything I Artist showing his latest picture to writhed and twisted like a serpent on a friend What do you think of it the wet flags where I lay and in the Friend Admirable very realistic violence of my struggles gradually brilliant technique it actually makes moved the bandage so that my eyes my mouth water were at last set free and then ex Artist Why what do you think it hausted by my efforts and half choked represents by the gag I became still once more Still life of Friend Bepresents looked around me For all I could course scrambled eggs in a frypan and see I might have been as before I was Artist Scrambled eggs you blanked in blank absolute darkness Into the fool Its a sunset in the desert void I peered but could make out noth- Heitere Welt nothing resisting it not so So for a time we stood in a silence ing though I could hear my own la- ¬ It is monsieur Afterward bored breathing and the melancholy Well then should anyone ask for and then 1 kissed her Chollie Dont you think it was bad drip drip of water as it oozed from Come dear I said and with the me say I have gone you know not above me and fell in sullen drops on fawm in you lawst night to dwink too w here You do not know as a matter morning we shall be safe put much wine her arms the slime below Of her own accord she of fact If Jacques my servant re- ¬ As I strained into the velvet black of Rounders Didnt think about form pressed her lips ito turns bid him go straight to M le about my neck and taste 0 mine and then I lifted my daring to the darkness it came- to me some then but I must admit the bad Couiptc He will get orders from him Philadelphia Resefid fiend must have whispered it that I it now Couronnes saddle bow I understand perfectly monsieur ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- remained passive but mentally counted the steps and the turns There were IS steps and three turns at each of which there was apparently a door and then we stopped There was a jingling of keys the harsh grating noise of a bolt being drawn back and Babette spoke again Monsieurs apartment is ready tis the safest room in the Toison dOr Then I was flung in heavily as I was and the door bolted behind me name given to Isabellas party an ¬ because if you are in you will be out but if you are out you will be in Town and swered the Carlist envoy by sajing Country Journal T will show you how I treat rebels and forthwith he had all his Carlist There is after all no man so ornery as the prisoners brought out and shot down one who marries his landlady to avoid paybefore eves of the Christanos and the ing his board bill Atchison Globe officer had no better news than the persuading others to Success consists story of their death to take back to his take you at your in own valuation Town Topics Your captivity will be brief my friend I am just about to send off a New So you an Old Question flag of truce to your general to nego- ¬ wish to Form ofmy daughter Yes sir marry tiate an exchange of prisoners so that Well can you support her in that condition of idleness to which she has always been acyou may expect to be free to morrow Chicago Daily Record customed reThe flag of truce was sent but the sult was terribly unexpected The gen ¬ Never be at your place of business when eral of the Christanos that was the a person wants to borrow money of you ¬ ¬ 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 tlfe din- ¬ ing room Boston Globe 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 ¬ THEY WANT TO 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 their statements for the benefit of other wo ¬ men Here are two such letters Mrs Lizzie Beverly 258 Merrimao St Lowell Mass writes M It atfords me great pleasure to tell all suffering women of the benefitl have received from taking Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound I can hard-¬ ly find word Stoexpress my gratitude for ¬ ¬ - ¬ tion he found fifteen very large ulcers but he failed to do me good I took sev- ¬ eral bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- ¬ table Compound also used the Sanative Wash and am cured Mrs Pinkham a medicine saved my life and I would recommend it to all suffering women Mrs Amos Tpombleay Ellenburgh was ulceration of the womb I was un- ¬ der the doctors care Upon examina- ¬ what she has done forme My trouble Ctr ¬ ¬ - 1 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 taking Lydia E Pinkhams medicine and advised me to try it I did so a d had taken only half a bottle before I waa able to 6it in a chair After taking three bottles I couid do my own work I am now in perfect health ¬ I took cold at the time my baby NY writes 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS S 13 1899 Play The work we do that isnt THE LONDON DAILY PAPERS They Cnmmet t on the Speech Delivered bv BURLINGTON BROKE RECORDS POLICEMAN PAINTED GREEN Devious Definition c nl Sssirn 6 VsTiinGton Jan Senate Little busi ¬ ness except that of a routine character was transacted by the senate Thursday A resolu- ¬ directing tion offered by Mr Hoar Mass the committee on foreign relations to report to the senate whether the treaty of Paris makes any provision for the claims of citizens of the United States against Spain whkh vere in existence before the present war and tle status of such claims after the ratification of the treaty was adopted Mr ery La continued and practically con ¬ cluded Ins speech begun before the holiday re- ¬ in opposition to the pending Nicaragua canal bill HOCSE The judiciary committee had the right of way in the hou e for three hours Thursday and quite a i umber of bills of minoi importance reported from the committee were ed The remainder of the day was occu ¬ pied in continuing the consideration of the bill Some 2 to codify the laws of Alka pages were disposed of making XJ in bill cot ied A the all section in pro- ¬ the from statutes of Oreion viding punishment by tine end imprisonment of prions who prevent or endeavor to prevent employes from wen king aroused a protracted D the ground that it was an attack on organized labor It was finally stricki n out The following tills called up by the judiciary m it tee were passed To provide addi ¬ judges for the Third tional circuit to regu ¬ and Sixth judicial districts rm of court m the eastern late the district of Tennessee and the district of Butte 1 Senator Foraker in the Senate Con ¬ sidered McK nieys Spokesman in all probability retain it if it makes the schedule required by the govern- ¬ ment That the Burlington can proba- ¬ bly do this is shown by its remarkable run January from Omaha to Chicago All records between those ci were broken The mail on that date was delivered by the Union Pacific one hour and two minutes hue The new schedule east of Omaha is an hour faster than it used to be and the Burlington in order to reach Chicago in time would have to heat the old time two hours n spite of this de- ¬ lay at the start the run was made in Mont less than schedule time the train arWi s ii i KG ton Jan 7 Senat k Imm ediate riving- in Chicago station exactly on ly after the sen ite convene Friday the reso ¬ lution offered Thursday by Mr Ho r Mass time making the run in 9 hours and calling on the president for information as to 2 minutes The distance from Coun ¬ the instructions of the commissioners who cil Bluffs to Chicago by the Burling- ¬ negotiated the treaty at Paris togeti her with ton is 500 miles The train covered all correspondence and reports relating to their work was laid before the senate this d stance including stops which Chairmsn Davis one of the commissioners amounted to 39 minutes r in 563 min- to the desired that u be referred utes The actual running time ex-¬ foreign relations committee but Mr Hoar in- ¬ sisted that the senate had as much right to cluding Stops was 523 minutes such information as the members of the for The distance from Burlington to Chi ¬ eign relations ronanittee and that the presi ¬ cago is 206 miles This was made dent should determine whether the senate Id have it The resolution was adopted in in 113 minutes an average of eon- t session In support of the resolution siderably over a mile a minute when offered some time ago by Mr Vest Missouri the stops aggregating 13 minutes are Mr expansion to opposition in considered Caffery Louisiana delivered an extended Between Mendota and S ech At the conclusion of Mr Catterys ar Chicago a portion of the run was made gument Mr Morgan Ala announced on be at the rate of 90 miles per hour Of- ¬ half of the Nicaragua canal committee the ac ficials claim the time can be cut still of thearnendments ceptance in a modified form offere by Mr Berry before the holidays to the further if necessary pending canal bill The amendments were not The initial run of the western mail passed upon by the senate under the new schedule was also made Hotse The anti civil service reformers January the train leaving Chicago scored a victory in the house Friday The legislative executive and judicial appropria ten minutes late or 925 p m and tion bill was taken up for consideration and reaching Omahc five minutes ahead of when the appropriation Yor the civil service time or 750 a m rep Ky commission was reached Mr Evans The vuns of these trains are of na ¬ made a motion to strike it out The motion narby a to out carried strike tional importance The capture of the row majority This was in committee of Philippines the annexation of Hawaii the whole where no record is made ol and the development of the orient the vote Mr Moody rep Mass gave notice that he would demand a record vote in the point to a new world of commerce in house where the friends of the civil service which the United States is bound to lav- expect to reverse the decision Those who be an important factor The im- ¬ motion to strike out were advocated the Messrs Evans rep Ky Grosvenor rep a rapid mail ser- ¬ portance therefore of rep Ol rep Atlantic Linncy Hepburn la vice to the orient is manifest and the rep O N Brown and Marsb American railways are certainly doing rep 111 Its opponents were Messrs Moody FOUR PERSONS WERE KILLED Mas- rep Hopkins rep 111 Fleming their full share in bringing the Atlan- ¬ dem Ga Brosius rep Pa Henderson tic and Pacific coasts closer together A Train Dashed Into a Group of Unforturep la and Bolliver rep Ia Washington Jen 10 Senate Mondaj nates at Linmer Im Their Undies Specialty Fanning proved to be an interesting day in the senate M nnrled Terrbiv Specialty farming means devoting the principal subject under discussion beinj the larger part of the time to the the constitutional right of the United States Pittsburgh Pa Jan 12 Four production of one crop This crop to carry into effect the policy of expansion The leading speaker was Mr Hoar rep persons were run down and instantly may be wheat corn or cotton and Mass who delivered a speech in support ol killed by express train No 13 near there are large sections in this coun ¬ the resolution introduced by Mr Vest dem Mo declaring it to be in opposition to the Larimer station on the Pennsylvania try devoted almost wholly to one or constitution for this country to acquire 25 miles east of Pittsburgh The list another of these crops One years foreign territory to be governed perma Mary Miller failure of the special crop of any of nently as colonies Mr Piatt at the conclu- - of dead is as follows ion of Mr Hoars address briefly replied to Thomas Miller Albert Yilson Walter these sections means inconvenience to ome points of the speech which had been difarmers and a failure for two or more rected especially at him Mr Caffrey conclud- ¬ Drown From successive years leads to ruin ed his speech in opposition to the Nicaragua The train dashed into the group of the orange groves of Florida and the canal bill but an effort to fix a time for a vote unfortunates at full speed and the bod ¬ cane lands of Louisiana to the wheat upon it failed HorsE--Th- e house Monday reversed the ies were terribly mangled After being fields of North Dakota the spe ¬ decision of the committee of the whole last gathered up the remains were taken in cialty fanner is liable to work Friday when the appropriation for the support charge by friends On account of a without profit because of bar ¬ cf the civil service commission was stricken out of the legislative executive and judicial freight wreck near Larimer it was ren years or low prices It is appropriation bill In committer where mem- necessary to switch the westbound pas- true that each section is better for bers do not go on record the appropriation senger trains to the eastbound track some one crop than for any other and was stricken out by a vote of 67 to 61 Monday when the roil was The express was rtmning at full speed it is good policy to devote a considera- ¬ called the appropriation was restored the mo to tion to strike out being defeated 9 to 119 The and the engineer blew the whistle but ble part of the time and the farm that crop The good farmer will en ¬ house Monday by special order decided to prothe alarm was unheard as the victims ceed with the consideration of the naval perevidently thought that the train deavor to learn which crop is the most¬ sonnel bill is soon as the bill for the codificaprofitable and that having- been settion of the laws of Alaska was out of the way would run on the westbound track as he will try to learn everything Washington Jan 11 They are all residents of Lari- ¬ tled is to be known Senator usual about that partic ¬ that Mason 111 occupied the attenn of the n mer ate for nearly an hour and a hail Tuesday in ular crop At the same time he will support of his resolution declaring that the learn something concerning every oth- ¬ Cniaed States wil never attempt to govern THE VERMONT SENATORSHIP er crop whidi he can grow in order the people of any country without their con Mr Ma on commanded the attention of isent that he may diversify his productions the senate and of the naileries from the Jonathan Ross of St Johiisburjj Has Been uk much as possible Appointed Senator to Succeed Sena ¬ first sentence of his saeecb to the apostrophe Specialty farming is always destruc- ¬ to liberty which formed his peroration The tor Morrill He Accepts tive farming as it makes a rotation of Nicaragua canal bill was discus ed by Mr Tnrlev Tenn who opposed the pending St Aikaxs Vt- - Jan 12 Wednes- ¬ crops impossible and draws constant ¬ measure An agreement was reached to con of the soil without sider the bill on Tuesday with 15 minutes to day Hon B F Fifield notified Gov ly Oil the fertility renovation except by the discuss such amendments Smith that owing to business reasons permitting of fertilisers a cost ¬ HorsK The bouse devoted its undivided he would be unable to accept the ap¬ direct application ttntiun aLun Tue day to the bill for the codi ly way of maintaining fertility no fication Of the criminal laws of Alaska and pointment of United States senator to matter what is used for that purpose when adjournment was had all but ten pages ol succeed Senator MorrilL The farmer who plants a variety of the bill had been disposed of The appointment was immediately crops keeps sheep cattle and hogs Vaihuotov Jan 10 Senate A climax was rcacheu Wednesday in the debate on th tendered to Hon Jonathan Ross of St and takes care of everything is al ¬ question of xpansion which Is in progress in Johnsbury chief justice of the supreme ways ready for any season or any pe- ¬ the senate1 Heretofore all of the speeches culiar condition of the markets He with the rotable ero ption of that of Mr court of Vermont have been in opposition to what is St JOHXSBDBX Yt Jan- - 12 Jon- ¬ max not have any especial rai years pre ned to be the policy of the administra ¬ hut be will never bate total loss to tion v itn respect to the acqtrsition of the athan Iloss has accepted the appointPhilippines Wed- ment as United States senator vice contend with and on the whole will Mr Foruker addressed the senate in opposition to ih Morrill deceased and will resign as hare greater profits and fewer losses declaration of gthevVost resolution that th - Farmers Voice United Sislec no has constitutional chief justice of the supreme court of Fa tli power acquire foreign terriVermont tory be as maintained colonies Faith is more than an emotion more ong assertion that th Mr Fcrafcc LYNCHING even than u intellectual assein to NORTH CAROLINA qui d tion of Che Philippines was temporary definite fads of of Christian hischaracter ereati on in the chamber nd Murder He toryHrt Confessed to Outrage He ma iota wever that we havealega Faith is a belief in the truth ¬ right to hold thv- islands permanently Prior is Tikn to the Scene of His fulness of the universe Rev L K fo Poraker a sharp deoau Crime mid Iianeii Learned Episcopalian New York city as or by Mr Allen Neb by some remark- - beanade upon a resolutioa he be Truth GULP N C Jan ML Mrs Nancy reduced Mr Boar Ma s and Mr Graj - drawn into it Del of The Master came to teach us that rirWelch a white widow and mother acuse completed and passe Housi T ruth in any form is necessary is uni-¬ five children residing about three ¬ the bill tor the QedTfication of the rria highest miles from Harpers Cross Roads in cessible is attainable in but believe laws of Alaska vpea which it has been if we do ing intermil ir a week An amendChatham county was outraged and versal measuresSu P Cadman Congrc wasadoptei providing a high license sy tn Bev murdered Tuesday afternoon by Henry in Him in the territorj- with a specK of local opirationalist New York City tion Liquor ueLkrs by Hs provisions Jones a Negro pay to Are a licenof Fields f Truth The Nesro was found at his home per year and iheccnrent of a rtajority of ihf We shall explore the eternal fields White citizens tending within awo miles ol I near Richmond Wednesday morning liquor dealers establishment must be Obtained about 3 oclock lie confessed his guilt of truth and never cease to learn If would be before a license can be necured An attenrpj and was carried back to the scene of Heaven were stagnation it toiecommit the bill for the purpose of secur to most liev Mr Taylor ing the adoption of a provision extending con the murder and hanged by a crowd of distasteful Presbyterian San Bernardino Cal vict from service on June- was debated About 50 men Epidemic cf G ip a Oikland C il diii mission Merchants Meet IK THE DAYS GONE BY Oakland CaL Jan 11 An epidemic New Orlkaxs Jan 13 The seventh of grip is prevalent in this city annual convention of the national The earliest nails were of bronze Health Oficer Muntz says he thinks leag ueiof commission merchants of the Coffee was not known to the Greeks there are at least 4 000 cases of rip in United States was called to order by or Romans the city and if the weather conditions President E H Bowen over 400 dele-¬ Among the Egyptians embalming do not aid the health department in gates being- present ceased about 700 A D checking- the disease a repetition ol The Portuguese first brought the or- ¬ To Buy Havanas Tobacco Crop the epidemic of eight years ag o inay be ange into Europe from the east New York Jan 12 Plans have expected Soap has been in use for 3000 years been made to buy the whole of this ant is twice mentioned in the Bible A The Alaska Kill Packed the Honte A years crop of Havana tobacco was Washington Jan 13 The bill for syndicate of 21 bankeif including sev- - few years ago a soap boilers shop soap found in Pompeii The codification of the liiws of Alaska was eral that do an international business discovered had not lost all its efficacy shop in the passed Wedcesday lias been formed tor the purpose although it bad been buried 1800 years t i ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - London Jan 12 Most of the mornicomment Thursday upon the situation in the Philippines drawing- the inference that Senator For akera remarks in the senate chamber Wednesday were made by him as the spokesman of the president and expressing disappointment and their dis- ¬ approval of a possible relinquishment of the Philippines by the United States The Times says That the senator appears to leave the subject in an un ¬ pleasantly ambiguous state It is in the Philippines that the new system of government will be brought to a test and no resolutions passed in the senate can solve the problem The claims of the insurgent to national recognition can hardly hold water but there is no power in the world that would be more embarrassed by the raising of a question of this sort as the United States To announce that the occupation of the Philippines is onl temporary would be scarcely prudent Although some precedents are furnished in our own policy during the last 20 years All the results are unsatisfactory the governments of the continent have acquiesced willingly or unwill ¬ ingly in the fact that the islands with all their advantages and responsibili- ¬ ties are American acquisitions and they are bound to hold aloof except in the inconceivable event of the failure of the American government The Standard says It is a little startling to find the liberators of Cuba engaged in sup ¬ pressing a youthful republic which claims the sacred right of Yet to withdraw would create another Cuba oil the coast of Asia for which naval stations would scramble The Daily Chronicle sa3s We believe that so soon as it can safely be done the United States will give the Filipinos virtual home rule under responsible government The Daily News in referring to Sen- ¬ ator Forakers speech in the senate says After this the whole truth can not long be delayed and it will be awaited with great interest on both sides of the ng- papers self-governme- pulsory Wonderful Runs of the New Fast Mail Train Bachelor A pair of scissors with one blade Servant Girls Lover Shows Anger iu the Rare Across the Continent missing Discharge in a Pe ¬ at Her Sleep The only satisfactory substitute culiar Way The great railway race against time for insomnia across The continent in order to rush Rivals One pointing with pride to what George Patterson loved a young another views with alarm the United States mail to the Pacific Immune A man who has been married so coast is attracting a great deal of at ¬ woman named Berry who worked for Dr Eugene O Baehman of 312 West lonz that he doesnt mind it tention at present Woman A labor saving device that helps York She Probably the most interest is taken Thirty fourth street New a man make a fool of himself ago but In the efforts between the Burlington was discharged two months Flirt A it He used to kiss her andgirl who makes a fellow want to then wont let him and Northwestern roads to determine Patterson did not know around out- ¬ Conceited The woman who dubs a man a which shall carry the mail between ecme every night and hang side the house casting lovers glances woman hater just because he doesnt admire Chicago and Omaha The Burlington at the windows Finally he found out her now holds the contract which may in Autopsy A method cmploved bv doctors had been dis- ¬ time he valuable and that road will that his sweetheart to determine the nature of the patients ail- ¬ He apparently kept away ment charged j com- ¬ coughing We know of nothing better to tear the lining of your throat and lungs It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and Only keep it pneumonia up long enough and you will succeed in reducing your weight losing your appetite bringing on a slow fever and making everything exactly right for the germs of con- ¬ sumption Stop coughing and you will get well dha from the house thereafter but his displeasure was made abundantly manifest The doctors steps and areaway be gan to look nearly every morning like a garbage dump Decayed fruit and vegetables and 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 lutnecht was detailed to watch the doctors house and the other night he saw a man coming aiong me miwh whu a paint pot He sneaked into the area of Dr Bachmanl house and began work on Outnecht the basement windows caught him crept up on the man and You wont do any more painting the officer cried Patterson an Oh I dont know swered and swinging the paint brush which he still had in his hand he brought it down on the officers face With that the fight began When they got through the policeman was green and the man was red but the policeman was not green enough to let his prisoner go and took him to the station-house where he was identified as Miss Berrys former suitor He was ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A Double Crop of Apples On a Long Island farm is an apple tree which bore two crops of fruit the past year and the fanners are taking unusual interest in this peculiarity of nature Just as much inter st has been shown in Hostetters Stom- ¬ ach bitters which has the peculiarity of cur injj dyspepsia indigestion constipation and blood disorders that ether remedies fail to lit In chronic cases it rarely fails and it cares whenever a cure is possible W If the engagement lasts long enough the girl grows careless and makes her appear- ¬ ance before her steady in her kitchen lies and with her hair uncombed Then hove in the mans heart folds its tired hands on its breast and breathes its last Atchison Clobe hen True Love Quits Feminine Sisterliness line What made you lose your place in the pectoral cures coughs of every kind An ordinary cough disap- ¬ pears in a single night Trie ¬ Because I wasnt going to be kissed by the lieutenant right after he had smacked that odious peppermint chewing Bagley girl Cleveland Plain Dealer nt We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersiflmed have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transaclocked up tions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm QUEEN WILHELMINA West Truax Wholesale Druggists ToO ledo Marvin Wholesale The Young-- Sovereign Makes It Her Walding Kinnan Druggists Toledo O Custom to Personally Inspect All Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally Cabinet Dnsinc and Petitions acting directly upon the blood and mucoufl surfaces of tlie system Price 7c per botThat Queen Wilhelmina is determined tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials not to be a simple figurehead in the free Halls Family Pills are the best government of the Netherlands has Hows This racking coughs cf bronchitis are soon completely masAnd if not too far tered along the coughs of conare completely sumption cured Ask your druggist for one of ¬ ¬ Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster Dr It will aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral If vou have any complaint desire the best medical advice yon can possibly obtain write us freely Tou wilfreceive ft prompt reply that may be of great value to vou Address DR ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - recently been evinced in numerous in- ¬ stances The officers of a prominent society of The Hague having occasion to sub- ¬ mit a new constitution for royal ap- ¬ proval were counseled by a lawyer to address themselves to the secretary of As it is her majestys the ministry COS torn to daily inspect the business before her cabinet and to confer with ber 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 importaree and all requests for rcyal aid shall be sent direct to her majesty Furthermore the queen an- nounces herewith that her subjects may rest assured that all reasonable peti- tions will receive her prompt consideration All letters are to bear this simple To her majesty Queen Wil- address helmina The secretary of the cabinet has been instructed to return in future all letters and documents intended for the queen personally and not addressed as directed Paper Itaiian aa to Fool Iloodlnnis Bunches of bananas made of papier mache have been introduced as signs on the wharves of New York where the depredations of hoorilumare frequent It is- proposed to add wooden peanut9 for the benefit of policemen and other friendly samplers of the stock la trade ¬ ¬ ¬ - The General I have stood unmoved when shells were bursting round me Could you It All Depended Well JC AYER Lowell Mass great deal on the age of the eggs Stories The Actor that would depend a Stray A Ti Cure a Cold in One Dny Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 2fe ffefcCfrfrfrCtS Xv Fa-jrijfc-w- 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 Of all my expectations in life j Dropsy treated free by Dr H II Green Son of Atlanta Ga The greatest drops specialists in the world Read their adver tist meat in another column of this paper Why haired men like to discover Chiwhat rabjects they are foolish on cago Daily Record I i J Send your address on a postal and we will send you our 158 page illus- trated catalogue free WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO t ¬ -- f J - I always want introductions to long- Jj ISO ¬ 33-fr A 50 cts of druggists or Winchester Ave HEW HAVEN C0MC - We think Pisos Cure for Consumption is Jennie the only medicine for Coughs Picckard Springfield 111 Oct 1 1894 The Chinese actor never goes on the stage without his cue Chicago Daily News QM3 Natural Black is Produced b RPHall 8t for the Buckinghams Dye Whiskers Pleasant Wholesome Speedy for coughs is Hales Honey of llorehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute Too many make a god out of the majoriit nam s Horn A captured ostrich always means a feather in somebodys cap Chicago Daily News CoNashuaNH 3 im Jil ft ft 1 - AL ISlg3 LIQUID EXTRACT A-- a TM g 1 Meat 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TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue heneorem es the stricture permanently It can n er return No pain no suffer- ¬ ing no detention from business by our method The exTilorgUreittreiicth and enod Tii nerves are invigorate the Misa of manhood returns s and middle aged rn u are having their sexual iff r and vitality continually Bnped ly lhi dis ¬ ease They arc frequently nnconseioos of the cause cf these nrmptoms Ueneral Weakness Unnatural Discharge Fail- ¬ ing Manhood Nerrouenew Poor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at thvc Smarting cn atiin Sriiken Eye with dark circle Weak Rack General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition RE PartK etc GLEEi and STRlt mav be the cause Dont insult family doctor- - as they have no experience in thri siKviiil divno ydont allow ricult Quacks to experiment on Specialists who havo made lifohtndyof Diseases of Men and Y tron OarNEW i METHOD TREATMENl viil tively cure you Ore tho isan I dollars treatment and for a ease we accept Thousands of y I 1 WE CURE GL T Sydney Smiths Joke Sydney Smith was very happy in his country life and his children caught jis spirit of delight over common hiugs They loved animals and spent long hours in truining them One little beast a baby donkey became under their tuition perhaps the most accomplishes of his species and unconsciously gave rise to a quatrain which now belongs to the fame of Sydaey Smith The donkey was a well educated chap He would walk up stairs follow the family in their rambles like a dog and when they entered his meadow run to meet them with ears down and tail erect braying joyously O day when Billys head was crowue with flowers and he was being trained with a handkerchief for a bridle Mr Jeffrey unexpectedly arrived He joined in the sport and to the childrens infinite delight mounted Billy Thus he was proceeding in triumph when Sydney Smith and his wife with three friends returned from a walk and took in the festal scene The great man advanced with extended hands and greeted his old friend in an impromptu which ha8 become familiar to the reading world Witty as Horatius Flaccus ¬ ¬ ¬ 5 TWIN BROTHERS I Ah jjreat a Jacobin as Gracchus Short though not as Cat as Bacchus Seated on a little jackass Youths Companion nnAt mirn We Tn lllJ 111 ir fr i O 1 1 CI i CURES GUARANTEED EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHTLTS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET UNNATURAL DISCHARG- DR VI Ml A UTiFR Timci a l LlnvrV BOOKS noVSIUTATTON FIM If unahle to c all write for HOME BLANK for QUESTION TREATME5 treit rnd cure ol KFfcSMFnYS KFRGAN 122 W FOURTH STREET or The Death of Concliinjc The coaching system died a lingering a lamentable death I can remember something of a few coaches in remote districts which longest escaped strangu lation and memory of those distant M days has been sweeter without them They resemble what Nimrod describes as the obsolete old fashioned coach of his boyhood drawn by dispirited ill fed jades over long stages One of his VA f4 paragraphs well describes vhit used to IA rrake my blood boil with impotent fury imbittering the joy of returning hme for the holidays and deepening the depression of the schoolward jour ¬ ¬ r W allyour friends happy Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to make your selections of Christmas presents We rave thelarst grandest and prettiest stock of holiday goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving goods away youjnight say so low are we selling them To make room we have decided to sell our immense stock of Do you want to he happv and make f E ney MENS AND BOYS OVER0OAT8 CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC Read every line in this advertisement it will anvise you where to buv and save Big Bargains in Capes that were 200 now 95c 260 now 8125 3 50 now 195 500 now 50 600 now 300 750 now 425 900 now 500 1000 now 6 25 1250 now 700 15 00 now 750 Jackets that were 300 now 200 4 50 now 225 i 00 now 2 50 8600 now 325 7 o now S3 75 850 now 425 1050 now 525 1200 now 8595 81500 now 698 Giving away Overcoats and Ulsters that were 8300 now 195500 now 275 750 now 375 1000 now 500 1250 now 700 1500 now 800 2000 now 998 Make your Christmas selections from onr beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs initial handkerchiefs mu friers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters finn neck wear fine shirts cuff buttons ear rings stick pins haii pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine pludi cases brush and comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glovecases Toys dollscaniages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tambourines accordians vases sideboards carts sleighs traian bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing figures whips games puzzles 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 vou buy of us no matter how small Remember the place to save money is at CCfWAT The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1899 ANT The four horse whip and the Not tingham whipcord were of no avail over the latter part of the ground and somewas prothing like a of the boot which was jocu duced out and a larly called the appientice shrewd apprentice it was to the art of torturing which was inflicted on the wheelers without stint or measure but without which the coach might have been often left on the road No the last of the road coaches corruptio optimi disappeared and left Blackwoods none to mourn them Magazine ¬ ¬ ff f cato-ni-ne-tai- ls ¬ If I 1 ¬ Bribing Spnrgeon The autobiography of the late Rev Charles H Spnrgeon contains an account of what may be termed an early business venture and its influence on his character Spurgeon was brought up on Watts hymns but not altogether willingly His grandmother coaxed him with money to learn them At first she gave him a penny but when she saw how easily it was earned the old lady reduced the prize to a halfpenny and then to a farthing There is no telling how low the amount per hymn might have fallen but just at this time his grandfather made a discovery which seemed more desirable to Spurgeon He discovered that his house was overrun with rats and offered his grandson a shilling a dozen for all he could kill The occupation of rat killing gave him more money than learning hymns But Mr Spnrgeon characteristically eays I know which employment has been the more permanently profitable ¬ ¬ Illustrated History of the Spanish-- If If If If 1f American War fir a 1 I IT BOURBONS BIOQEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY 9 9fi Ir r tf 2 l3 Jr Jr V J Z 5 J J READY FOR SALE EVERYWHERE J Jr1 f 1f ¬ JANUARY 1st J899 3 J JP Jp J J Jf J J J Together with The Battle Calendar of the Republic Compiled by to me son-in-la- SDGAR STANTON MACLAY Hiitorun of the U S Navy THE STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL AM PRICE 25 CENTS AM Postpaid to any address THE WORLD Pulitzer Building NFW YORK All BaRlneos isnt Im afraid our new much of a business man she said Dont you worry about that reIf he doesnt plied the old gentleman know how to make the best of a bargain I dont know who does The day before the wedding he discovered that Minnie had a freckle under hei left ear and he made rue add 1000 to her dowry on FRANKFORT CINCINNATI the ground that the goods werent en- ¬ RAILWAY tirely in accordance with the invoice I was almost tempted to believe that he wasnt a nobleman at all but a New BLKHORN ROUTE Chicago England Yankee in disguise Post ¬ If If If If ff ff ff L y Hlandman Ohio MD Cincinnati News and Opinions OF TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS Of No 503 W Ninth Street Of National Importance NO GAS NO COCAINE Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris your property against fire pressing the schoolmaster with the newid and lightning iu the Hurst Home cessity of his having a thoroughly good InaBrance Co a safe and reliable com- education finished up by saying And be sure he learns Latin O W Miller Agent said the But my dear madam Paris Ky Latin is a dead lanschoolmaster guage said Mrs 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C c tion blind to your own real interests if and satisfaction guaranteed you have burst through all the restraints KENTUCKY CENTRAL RY POINTS of religion and morality and have for many years been feathering your own AM PM Lon PM AM nest with your masters bottles NoVistin- - time to have the don Telegraph 7 10 sleeves and ripple hacks of 3 40 7 00 Lv Frankfort Ar 11 20 9 7 50 Lv Georgetown Ar 10 28 6 17 yop- last seasons A Monster Flower Lv 35 40 Paris 10 8 40 Ar 5 451 25 The largest flower in the world it is 5 30 ArMav8villeLv 8 092 55 said is the bolo which grows on the 6 1611 42 Ar Winchester Lv of Mindanao one of the Philip- ¬ 7 20 pm Hdtoodeled to conform with this island 6 20 2 00 1 00 ArRichmondLv pine group It has five petals measures sesHfens styles nearly a yard in width and a single Also r fitting cloaks mantels flower has been known to weigh 22 GEO B HARPER Gb Supt saks jackets and all fur garments pounds It grows on the highest pinna 1 A a iftecialty cle of the land or 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in twelve months For further particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I DESIRE to sell my house and ot cutter and ladies tailor from Chi aU3 and have a full line of cloths U Jio Escape For Knt Kloct from H S STOUT 3Igfr S 3PBASK TUMA2 JUdies Tailor What is your name Mr Throgson C My name is Adam Miss Well The store room oernpieq by along Grosche is for rent PoeseseiOn given And my first name Is Eve Dear January 1st 1899 Apply to me What a what a remarkable coin- ¬ Geo Rassf Chicago Tribune cidence Money To Loan Terms 5 and 5 per cent on real te mortgage MOORE ROGERS ep 6mo T Gtaainnati 515 a m 751 340 p m Lexington 747 a m 1105 To 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a in 543 1016 p m Mtayrrille 750 a m 635 p 9e a m j GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN am p m Furniture Window Shades OM Clotlis carpets Mattresses fite Special attention given to Undertake iug and Repairing J F B Carr m Agent Main Street Paris Kt CALDWELLS Paris Ky PEPSIN SYRUPINDIGESTION iURES DR CALDWELLS 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