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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners HnvlJBD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established r O 5 1 1 METEEYTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY VAlLLfcRSBURG TUESDAY JANUARY 17 1899 FOR 10 DAYS Or so Long as They Last The following goods can be bought of me for Cash at these exceptionally low Prices Tomatoes per can Corn per can Apples per can 8s He 8- 9c Leverings coffee per tt 18c Saur Kraut per can Mire meat per can Lyons 8c Arbuckles per tt 9c 10c lie 8c Sweet potatoes pr can 8c Gibbs peas per can HeCalifarnia yellow peaches l e Best table peaches Jhc California pears 13c baked beans large can Heinzs Heinzs baked beans small can Sc Apple butter He-drip Syrup Golden Other caned goods in proportion COFFEES Best Mocha and Java per tt none ft- - hprtprl Java am Sautos superior to other 30c 30c DRIED FRUITS California Evoporatel pears the 1214c best r lb Stat dard peaches lie 8c 00 70 prunes very fine per lb 18c Apricots of best quality FLOUR and MEAL 2 00 Purity btt Hour made at SO Crystal next bet at 50c Rnst corn meal per bushel Early breakfast rolled oats p package Candies from 4c per lb up Lownev s candy a specialty Fruits and Vegetables always on hand te 1 G N r pt y 1 in h PARRIS iS3a5E3SS95S3C93 Georgetown Sunday Mr James Cray and family returned Saturday to lit Olivet Mr and Mrs Samnel Procter have been quite ill for the past week The U S Millinery store has closed doors for a rest until March 1st Mrs Walter KcDooaJd of Carlisle visited lady friends here Sunday Mr Lucian Curtis of Versailles was the guest of his parent here Friday Miss Lula Gtriun s returned Saturday from a visit iu Paris with friends Andy Curtis and familv of Paris were guests of Jot Insko Sunday Miss Carrie Peed returned Saturday from a vi it in Mason and Maysville Mr Ralph Miller of Cincinnati has been the guest of lady friends here Sev eral days Mr Oin Pope arrived Monday from At kadeiphia to visit his wife who is quite ill Town Marshall Silas Paul left Monday from Cincinnati aud Majsvilie on a ¬ Conghed 20 Years I suffered for 25 years with a cough gwi Nt fathered In Anl About The and spent hnnlreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to n avail un RllTit Til I used Dr Bells Mrs T M Parnell is convitlescent This remedy makes wak lungs strung J Will Clarke visited friends in It has saved my lite J B Rot ell Pine-Tar-Honev Grantsburg 111 Dont use any other but Purity flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it FakCy California evaporated fruits tf Newton Mitchell i Si mwMcill amVvKkjF Fj SFcmMi If ftfrfBTitlitri tJjHMJfj uflllggirit ftfl JsnuWfr Rlng ln the new Rin2 m the true We bring to you the new and true from the piney forests ot Norway M Ring out the 0l1 Ring out the fals6 Retail Business lor Sale l OR BELLS intend to make a change in my business I offer for si1h privately as a whole my retail Tents Furnishing Goods Department Merchant Tailoring I have built up aud Laundry Agency a first class trade and am m a good loca tion for this Hue of tra le ihis is a good opportunity to start in business Paris Furnishing and Tailoring Co Art I H mi Pine science to a -T- ar-Honey Nature s most natural remedy improved by ¬ Cure for coughs S Stout Mauag r colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes 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 Pleasant Permanent Positive business trip Lift Instance Policies iJ r I It is a comparatively an international weekly journal of literary criticism pern Iicl which has been recognized from its hrst nsmLcr as a review ot ilie holiest standing E RATURE r3ws28S33Se3CS86S9fiS CRITICAL REVIEWS and American works are treated from week to week ni Morfor i of Cincinnati are guests f relatives heie Mis Orlando Hradv of Cur i le v g the truest of her sinter Mrs Belle Arin ttrontc Sunday Mr Julian MeClintock went to Lex ington Irst wtek to attend Smiths Com ¬ ¬ Mrs Pearl Brooks aud Hater llitsNai -- BOUGHT FOB CASH fMwm eduoftb Kv Is do inclination SOuO 8 ough m GOOD ORUGGISTS Bottles On CE 25c 60c and 100 Szee H S STOUT Paris Ky never osea I AM 86 YEARS any remedy equai toOLDand Pine Tar Ur Bells Honey it eivesiuiok and permanent ivlier to grip an well an roughs and colds It make weak I unes strong Mrs M A Metcalfe SuRc VOU GET Dr BsSs Ptae-Tar-Hon- ey STRAYED Fmui Mann Fuhrmanns two liver colored pointer dogs with white star in hreast Any information leading to the recovery of the dogs will be libeially rewarded Mann C i I f I iiiugafil thorough and comprehensive reviews f all important publica tii ii the civilized world French German Italian S ankh as well as l Eii Li iic velli Ik J BELLES LETTRES 2 ii lieury James W appear weekly in the priner sometimes under the title of written by such well known authors and critics as MAX MULLER EDMUND GO SG DEAN STUBBS SIR HERBERT MAXWELL time original pieces of literary work poems fiction and ard from time to i lisbed but in each ease enly from the pens of world famous e iv are writers such as GEORGE MEREDITH RLDYARD KIPLINQ Each week a leading article in the nature of an editorial appears These leaders are prepared by the editor and deal exclusively with literary subjects Srecial article Among My Books merci 1 College Mrs W H II Johnson of Mt Sterling is the gnet of her brother T D Judy and tamily R B Hutchcraft of Paris was h re Stnrdav and bought 1200 bushels of wheat of Jeff Vimout Mrs Margaret Howard of Carlisle has been the guest of her sons Charles and Ben since Saturday Mr Mathw Wortbington of Mason vas here Saturday to see bis grand¬ THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman A IA Mi CRESCENT r i Fuhrmann V ins Ky n hi im i WANTED Position by March 1st steamer Connections line to Florida points Fast Service through to FLORIDA AND HAVANA T LUKIEJA 1 daughter at the M F C Miss Ada Rttbinson and Miss Oa Fisber of Carlisle are the uuet- of Mrs Jas Plnmmer the hitters sister - dent on tf farm to all busiutss Address as Superin Tapable of attending First class rtttrenceB Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled bJv0 mu Jos M Wright Paiis Ky xCs3r A Queen Crescent East Coast service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship Con FC P Railway makes AMERICAN LETTERS The Bi weekly letter written by William Dean Howells deals in that authors original and keen way with subjects of vital interest in the American warJd iA letters aud art FOREIGN LETTERS French English German and Italian letters will be published making this periodical of ureal value to readers interested in the growth of literature Occasional work by Henry James and men of like ability will also appear t power Grinding Mill improved make will grind GO to 75 barstandard 10 ore corn per day Dr Stevenson of Mnir visited here rels ot vVili jjell cheap with 1 Saturday Mis Dee Worthington 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Subscription Year Cpv Address 2z c ass HRPEr 3 BROTHERS Publishers New York N V iS3stss3esi DiKD Jas Whaley aged 87 who lived on the Re rim on pike three miles W st ot here died Saturday at 6 a m He leaves ene daughter Mrs Fannie Shropshire The deceased was married four times first to Miss Tabitba Jameson se ondly to Mrs Moor head by whom he had three nee Hedges thirdly to Mrs Garnett nee children Bowles fourthly to Mrs Sol Redmon The funeral was held at nee Ashnrst his late residence yesterday at 1030 a m The remains were interred at the Millersbnrg cemetery Pleurisy and pneumonia are fre- ¬ quently developed in a very short 3pace 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 eases the pain in inflammation breathing and always effects a cure in a wonderfully short time Pleurisy Interested in the 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Bill solicit a liberal snare of the public f patronage dispatch With done diseases could c n 1 y be Seated after lo¬ cxaminacal by physi tions clans Dread of Office H am 8 to 12 s in 1 to 5 p m price call on 20aept2m If yon are foing to have a sale nntl at a reasonable GEOIaGE KASSEXFOSS DM 8 SWEENEY Office Hours 1 Paris Ky -- BTG FOUR ROUTE I BEST LINE TO AND FROM kept thousands of rndest women silent about their suffering The in- ¬ troduction of of Cardul has now demon Wine strated that nine tenths ot ail tne cases f menstrual disorders do not require a physicians attention at all The simple pure such treatment JOHN CONNELLY toS p VA to 10 u iu 7 to 8 p m PARIS KENTUCKY Office Phone 135 Residence Phone 27 Night Ring Formerly office of late Dr Buck 15nov tf Work guaranteed satisfactory CaTJ promptly answered Your work i solicited Prices reasonable TOLEDO DETROIT All Points In Michigan PEEBLES NAME CHICAGO White City Special Best Terminal Station AYoiding The Tunnel ¬ taken In fcs ptrSCJ cf z veman3 own home insures quick relief and ineldoi 100 at Will Henney Phjsician Phone 136 H- - D Surgeon fi - i i WMLfit VXI K - dMeZr UIJllll44 MiHWif a s I wf On a Box of Candy carries with it a guaraatee of absolute purity Many can not bay any bifbar grade inredient3 than are used in its manufac ture and that is why Peebla 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 the prieea for Peebles Candy are no higher tfeaa ethers Agents for Allegrettl A Knbels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line may always b ¬ ST LOUIS BOSTON Wagner Sleeping Cari Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Car Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars Be found NEW YORK Sleeping BIG Women need not speedy cure hesitate now Wine of Cardu re- ¬ quires no humiliating examina¬ tions for its adoption It cures any disease that comes under the head disordered of female troubles menses falling of the womb whites change of life It makes women beautiful by making them well It keepe them young by um a 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE Of icR PHiith and Pleasant Sts 7 Trhz Marks UESIGNS VPYRI6HT3 fltC - Office houks 10 2 to 4 7 to 8 a m p m p m 6aus tf Anyone sendetrh ind description quickly aseertui imr opinion free whethernur ct Invention is probably patentable C n nuid is tions strictly eontidential Handbook rn p sent free ildet agency for sccurm paiPatents taken through Minn Co rec4 -- 9 tpfrial notice wlhoj brrec in tho keeping them healthy the drug store The Joseph R Peebles Sons 6b JOSEPH 8 PEEBLES Prest RiA V wln eebles Candy and Allegrettl k Rubels Chocolate Creams sold exclusively in this city ky GarJ EstettlUhed 1840 SP v vtins irwwihiiii A great winner t O S VATTTTV JAS FEE SOX XtroiMus for Lvleburn The teaohings of 60 years experience as te all that is best in the line of Eatablea Drink ¬ able and Smokeables is sammed upItin a OO rara nri Hat Rant free Write for Cincinnati O Fruit Cake sure your tickets read via FOUR For advice In cases requiring special directions address giving- symptoms the Ladies Advisory Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta noega Tenn - N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broad wav SststtWie Mmn icar nd omely ilhistrated Tnrs st r cnlaiion of any Hcientiflc jou Terr x lour Sold il nthafL A wffViv- b - - i ill w- - MONN Co361Broa VWVT3 M uiauu - New York vvasmnjjton L p oi D C ojis o Mccormick Passenger Traffic Merr O B MARTTV W L ABDIS0N MTJ Cary Mls eaysi I use Wne of Cirdul extensively lit mv wacticr and rd it a most--excellent v sreiianiuo wr 1 It Gen Pasts Tkt Agt O iiui enrm np stairs 2 doors West of Bouhbon News a InsuraneR in the r Cincinnati Phone 58 huinlred dollars dnrin ft O W Mil k tho policy holiers Hnt Home ts fiv - r mT rn eren 1aiH Ky i ESQ m r ift - w-r - A 1 fkk THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 17 1899 EMBALMED BEEF V CUBAN CABINET Gen Brooke Considering the Forma tion of a Board of Civil Advisors The Exclusive Control of Course Will Re ¬ main Entirely in the Hands of den Brooke the Secretaries Iein a Council of Administration SCANDAL RACE OF PIGMIES English Traveler Marches Three Weeks in the Forest in the Heart of Africa The Race I IT IS FEARED SHE IS LOST The Naptha Launch Paul Jnne THE WEAKER VESSEL Gen Easran Censured for His Typewritten Calnmination of Gen Mile by the War Board With a Pleasure Party From Indianapolis and Clitcaco Missing Adroit Tactics of a Stiver Polish Coursing through the veius feeds nourishes Agent Who Anticipated a ami sustains all the orgaus nerves muscles Warm Blood Chilly Reception has been carefully considering- the for mation of a cabinet of civil advisors and has decided to have four secretar- ¬ ies the first of state and government the second of finance the third of justice and public instruction and the fourth of agriculture and industry - Havana Jan 13 Gov Gen Brooke ¬ Only commerce and public works prominent residents of the island will be invited to join the cabinet Thursday the governor general re- ¬ ceived acceptances from two whose names are reserved until all four can be announced The executive control of course will remain entirely in the hands of Gen Brooke the secretaries being to him Under a council of administration his direction the various departments will be conducted on the broad prin- ¬ ciple of wise and honest government carried out into ideals In this way the Cubans will be prepared for self Washington Jan 14 Gen Lagans personal vituperation of the command ing general of the army irrespective of the merits of the embalmed beef scandal is looked upon by the entire army as a military crime an act of scandalous insubordination and a defiant disrespect of regulations which must not be permitted to go unpunished From the president down the authoriupon look ties Etgans violence as a heinous breach of decorum which separates his cae altogether from the beef controversy and re- ¬ quires that he be drastically disciplined for his undignified male rolent attack upon a superior officer in contravention of the ordinary decent ameneties of civil as well as military society The judge advocate generals depart ment of the army is of the opinion that Gen Eagan is guilt of conduct for which the only sentence is dis¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Stutly and Fairly Intelligent On the Aiiiivjmi River He Found m Tribe of Warlike Cannibals Bat Never Once Fired in Self Defense ¬ ¬ ¬ missal Gen Miles has taken no notice oi the attack and will apparently await to see whether the authorities will take any step to punish so flagrant an offence The fact is all the officials are stunned by the indiscretion and in temperance of Gen Eagan and wil lnot ict hastily in an affair of such importance Perhaps several days may government elapse before a course of official pro ren Ludlow military governor of the department of Havana announced eedure is announced The following is the text of ft letter Thursday evening the following civil ordered by the war inquiry commission appointments to be sent to Jen Eagan Mayor Perfect La Coste Washington Jan 13 199 First assistant mayor Juan II Bar Brig Gen C P Eagan Commissary riero General War Department Second assistant mayor Nicasio Es Sir We respectfully inform you that trada y Mora Fourth assistant mayor Alfredo Zay after your testimony was read Thurs day the lollowing resolution waa as v Alfonso Fifth assistant mayor Jose M Ber unanimously passed Moved That the commission receive riz Councillors Manuel M Corronado Gen Eagans testimony without com Angelo Cowley Theodore de Zaldo ment that it be not printed at once Antonio Rodri- ¬ but held for the consideration of th Raimundd Menocal guez Antonio Parra Fernandez de commission Carried Having now considered the questiont Castro Luis de Arosarona Julio San Martin Juan Orus y Presno Angel o J involved we have determined that in Parraga Jose M Auguirre Jose V many instances the vituperative lanno1 was Zequeira Thomas Mederos Aristides guage used by you Aguero Jorge Ajuria Marianao Artis such as ought to have been adJose Somoza Juan M Dihigo Fran- ¬ dressed as a witness to this cisco Mestre Gustavo Duplesis Matias board We Ihink that the personal atInianzon Jose Barcadi Onefrc Gomez tacks and irrelevant statements contained in the papers submitted should Francisco Justiniani Secretary of the council Felix be eliminated and before receiving it as testimonv we request that vou will Yznaga y Ruiz Secretary to the mayor Balbino Gon- ¬ revise its language and if you choose resubmit it for our consideration zales We herewith return your papers Civil governor Federico Mora Very respectfully Chief of police Mario G Menocal Signed Chakiks Denuy City attorney Jaun F OFarrell Vice President Auditor Francisco Chenard Gen Eagan was at work in his office Treasurer Augustin Garcia Osuna The appointments will take effect at promptW as usual Friday He refused to say anything beyond to wh en the retir- - what he had given to the war commisg officers will transfer to their sucsors their books records accounts sion Thursday saying that his statement then was a full declaration of his ds and public belongings lere are two Spaniards among the feelings and his beliefs It was an offpnointees The othersare well known icial titterance he said made to the body which had a right to hear it and Cubnn professional men The council will have the same gen- he declined to enter into an expost faceral functions as attach to an ordinary to newspaper war It was stated at the war department municipal council in the United States Friday that orders had been issued tc Inspector General Breckinridge to proceed to Porto Rico and Cuba for a thorMr1 ough inspection of the army camps The idea is ridiculed that this there order has any connection with the heel investigation set on foot by Gen Miles and now being prosecuted by the inspector generals office At Fridays cabinet meeting a large share of the time was consumed in a discussion of Gen Eagans testimony before the war investigating committee Thursday The cabinet members however were unusually reticent with respect to what was said and declined to express any opinion as to what ii anything would be done in the matter which is now in the hands of the pres ident and Secretary Alger Neverthe less all cabinet members commend the action of the committee in declining to receive the manuscript of Gen ¬ ¬ London Jan 16 Probably there has been no such interest circling around Africa travelers and geographers since the time of Henry M Stan leys expedition as has been caused by the arrival here of a young and hitherto unknown Englishman Mr Albert Bushnill Lloyd from Central Africa after a record journey of three months from the heart of Africa to London traveling over Stanleys route down the Congo to the west coast His journey was in one respect more remarkable than Stanleys inas much as Mr Lloyd traveled quite alone so far as Europeans were concerned and was only accompanied by two native servants and a small number ol Moreover although he carriers marched three weeks in the Pigmy forsmoothed down the old doorstep loafer and Plain Dealer est and then traversed the whole said he reminded him of his home far away length of the Aruwimi river the banks THE DINGLEY OBSEQUIES in Maine A Better Thinpr of which are lined with wjirlike canniThen he sold Mrs Waples four bottles of a No sah it wa nt no fault of mine dat bals he never once fired a shot in self Services Were Held in the lfoue Monday new kind of silver polish ami asked her per- I quit runnin a sleepin cah explained the mission to call some day with a kodak to ex porter when asked how he came to lose at Noon A Distinguished Audience defense On the contrary he was on take a picture of the beautiful cat and she his job Dey jest went to work and made Was Present has been heard to say that the freezing out a mistake cordial terms with both Pigmies and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Dispatches rilla makes warm rich pure biood It is That another agent received here from Chicago and In- ¬ as she heard the bell ring said Mrs Waples the best medieine you can take in winter Now Im going dianapolis indicate that great fear is to open the door myseil and give him a It tones invigorates strengthens and fortifier the whole body preventing colds felt for the safety of the naptha freeze out hell remember She went to the door with a stony look fevers pneumonia and the grip launch Paul Jones hailing from Louis of determination on her face and confront ville which left the mouth of the Mis- ¬ ed a man carrying a satchel and before he Well sissippi river January 3 for this port had time to speak she snapped out what do vou want with a party of ladies and gentlemen ror the nr t time in his experience that is Americas Greatest Medicine Price II from Chicago and Indianapolis on agent lost his cue lie hud intended to ask Prepared by C I Hcod Co Lowell Mass at her it her board Nothing has been heard was ready eldest sister was My home and cure Siea Headache 25c to address her as dear young here of the launch and the E E Simp- lady that being his formula for any woman Hoods Pills son one of the fastest and best tugs under 50 but one look into that frozen coun A Yonng Philosopher tenance made him belonging here left Sunday to make a cast his eyes on theforget hi- - own name He Now Gladys if vou said a mother and they took thorough search on the gulf She has in a gray and blackdoormat reposing there wake up early Sunday be a good girl and lie tabby still Perhaps youll go to sleep again But not yet returned and probably nothing He waa saved e cnua was out or l CUIlua he murmured stooping Beautiful definite will be known before Monday to caress it cat bed as came into her like a ticer Never mother uuai and Gladysuutteriniz mamma room cried or Tuesday sa uit just ii ll iiKLyou re a nauiMitv ciri o icuioannuiiy New v Lilt Indianapolis Ind Jan 10- - Mayor luuiuumniiiiin inaiu set 4i caii - uiu vou ck to bed again Here mi tuek TWh kH - frs W rv H ltVV4 i rntriH S o the mother arose and escorted Taggart received a telegram from Sen- ¬ My dear ladv I did not know that vou you in the wakeful child back to her bed Gladys ator Fairbanks Sunday sajing he had a cat much less such a magnificent crawled under the covers and her mother as wrould ask the treasury department to feline specimen gavethat May ask its age made her as comfortable possible Now Mrs YV the first siszn of a thaw said the child give meas something to read f send a revenue cutter in search of the e l iioldnow he Please Her mother turned to The book on which Miss Florence was a kitten when he came to us Paul Jones sheveg ghe M What Jo Oh hae you his pedigree Give ne Aesopa Fables said Gladys She Taggart of this city daughter of the No indeed he i6 only an ordinary cat and held with a mayor was taking a cruise with a We love him for his gentleness and because took the book her armshappy smile she said it tightly in Now party of friends Mayor Taggart will we raised him with a long drawn sigh Ill read till you call Noble creature Beautiful cat leave for Mobile Monday unless favor- me but you have a treasure there Excuse me And I know what Ill read Ill read and he The Contented Ass And the little phil should have a historic pedigree able tidinsrs are heard and he osopher opened the magic book Cleveland ¬ Pensacola FlaJanlG and tissues of the body Hoods Saisapa HoodViSfiia N j mii i lo8 i ji - i i i v i ii - V 1 T - -- r ¬ ¬ ¬ cannibals On entering the great primeval for est Mr Lloyd went west for five days without sight of a Pygmy Suddenly he came to a clearing and stopped at an Arab village where he ment a great ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ jtfjfeyyct ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ Washington Jan 1G In view of Herald the long and distinguished services Deafness tJiiimot Be Cured of the late Representative Ding ly local applications as they cannot reach iue lej the funeral ceremony was held only uieacu portion o tne ear andmere is one way to cure deafness that is in the hall of the house and by constitutional remedies Deafness is was in the nature of a state fu- causeu oy an lunameu concnuon oi the mu- many Pygmies They told me said lining oi the Eustachian Tube When neral It was held at 12 oclock cous tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling this Mr Lloyd that unknown to me they noon Monday Rev Newman officiated sound or imperfect hearing and when it is had been watching me for five days by Rev Dr Couden chaplain entirely closed ucatacss is the result and peeping through the growth of the assisted lnilamiuation can out of the house The president and mem- unless thetube restored to its be taken connormal and this They appeared very much forest of the cabinet the chief justice dition hearing will be destroyed forever frightened and even when speaking bers caused by catarrh nine en and justices of the United States su- whichcases cut of but are inflamed condition is nothing an I asked a covered their faces preme court senatros representatives of the mucous surfaces chief to allow me to photograph We will give One Hundred Dollars for any and members of the diplomatic corps the dwarfs and he brought me a were present case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hails Catarrh Cure dozen together I was able to secure There was a constant stream of let- ¬ Send for circulars free a snapshot but I did not succeed in the F J Cheney Co Toledo O ters telegrams of condolence and time exposure as the Pygmies would Sold by Dmjrpsts 75c the Hamilton hoHalls Familv Pills are the best not stand still Then I tried to meas- cards pouring in atThey were from tel all Sunday ure them and found not one over four Looks Like Rain sections and personal public men in feet in height All were fully developed friends of the all day the It family President Mc- - affable looks like rain heto dumped aid regthe milkman as the women somewhat slighter than the Kinley sint a very feeling letter in his ular quart into the pitcher men I was amazed at their sturdiness It always does said the woman and own hand and expressing his grief and The men have long beards reaching he milk man drove off wondering why of Mrs McKinley ome people take such gloomy views of half way down the chest They are that everything Keystone verjr timid and will not look a stranger THE GREAT ARMY SCANDAL Xo Use at All in the face their bead like eyes con Mistletoe is awfully scarce this year stantly shifting They are it struck Miny IJelieve Secretary AIer s Behind she sid Im afraid ma wont be able to me fairly intelligent I had a long Gen Ean A Crista That Miy Upget any Whats the use he asked talk with a chief who conversed set the Waf Department And the sounds which forthwith ensued intelligently about their customs in indicated that it was absolutely useless Washington Jan 10 It is broadly Philadelphia North American the forest and the number of the tribesmen Both men and women intimated here that Gen Eagan in his One of the Penalties of Wealth except for a tiny strip of bark are attack on Gen Miles hael the tacit If you are any mans rich kin his The men were armed backing of Secretarv of War Alger If neighbors have heard ail about you Atchi quite nude with poisoned arrows The chief tujd he did not why was he not at once son Globe me the tribes were nomadic and never placed under arrest To Care a Cold in One Day slept two nights in the same place The public clamor that some official Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ah They just huddled together in hastily cognizance be taken of the brecah of druggists r fund money if it fails to cure 25cMemories of the discipline military law and the pro thrown up huts Well anyhow the man at the foot of the white traveler Mr Stanley of course prieties continues The case promises ladder doent have to worry about tailing who crossed the forest years ago to become as famous as the army oil L A W Bulletin still lingered among them scandals of France But little else is I believe Pisos Cure for Consumption Mr Llo37d then proceeded through discussed saved my boys life last summer Mrs Alhe Yet Alger remains passive When Douglass LeRoy Mich Oct 20 94 the cannibal countries to the coast and asked whether or not he would take He found the cannibals warlike fierce but open and straightforward action he seemed annoyed antl the di- ¬ If we make the most of opportunities opportunity s will make the most of us L A and had no difficulty with them rectness of the question offended him a bicy- and provoked a snarling answer Gen W Bulletin At one place he put together Sudden weather changes bring Soreness cle he had with him and rode around Miles has indulged in no vituperation Stillness St Jacobs Oil brings a prompt cure the village A remarkable scene fol- but he has made the gahed jade Eagans pugilistic lexicon is lowed thousands of cannibals men wince The lead pencil is sometimes hard pushed turning out picturescjue but 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Kingdom show more or less damage to life and property The gaie is one of the heaviest known in many years At Manchester the storm blew down a chimney killing four people ¬ boy who was thrown from the front end of the against New York express here It was gatheretl from friends of Gen Pennsylvania concussion of the Eagan Friday that he is prepared to and sustained is William Daily aged 13 His accept the suggestion conveyed in the brain lives at Nenia O He was forletter of the war inquiry commission motherof the Lancaster State farm and will amend his statement so as to merly His condition is dangerous exclude the matter complained of A Veteran Attempt Snicdn The x rifi Peace Scheme Xfjro Miwd rer Respited Philadelphia Jan 10 John J Kel- ¬ St PsraSBvaSi Jan lo K is statWichita Kas Jan 14 Two Negro logg of Washington Iowa a veteran ed the czar intends to promote his murderers Nolan and liais who had war attempted suicide in scheme of universal peace bj a per- been sentenced to hang at noon Friday of the civil Sunday by shooting sonal appeal to the kaiser and Emper- at Ardmore I T have been granted a Fairmount Park He was taken to or Franz Josef It is also remembered stay of execution until next June The himself in the head in a critical con- ¬ the German hospital that the prince of Wales will be Eng- - scaffold had been built dition Despondency the cause lands delegate to the peace conference ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ able epithets have been expurgated There is no doubt that the president deeply regrets the incident and it is almost certain that official cognizance will be taken of the matter very soon The question was discussed of how far Gen may Eagan be entitled to immunity from punishment under the recent public statement of the secretary of war by the direction of the president to the effect that all wit nesses appearing before the commis sion would be protected in their rights and positions if in the service of the United States regardless of whom their testimony might be directed ¬ ¬ ¬ Sunday morning a Spanish flag having heen raised over a hotel on the Calzada del Monte a crowd of Cuhans gathered and began to throw stones at it Company li 10th regular infantry was called and pro- ¬ ceeded to the scene of disturbance at double quick and with fixed bayonets speedily dispersed the crowd which was fast becoming ugly The officers in command explained to the proprietor that the flag ought to be lowered because it was likely to produce further disorder The propri- ¬ etor iu reply assureel the officer that no offense had been intended and that having seen the English and German flags flying he thought he would be at liberty to raise the flag of Spain The members of the company lowered the flag Havana Jan 1C Was a State Farm Boy Morrow O Jan 16 The Secretary Fighting dogs meet their match Kams Alger received a cable message from Born Maj Gen Otis Saturday morning con ¬ taining such reassuring news of the situation at Manila that the war de- ¬ partment feels justified in denying the reports that the conditions were crit- ¬ ical The war department will not make public the text of the mes- ¬ sage but it is similar in character thousnda of them re suf fering from lingering dis to the one given to the press several eases induced by life in days ago in which ion Otis told of poisonous southern cmps Gen Otis the improved conditions the result or changes of said that conditions were improving climate ot of imperfect that he wag well satisfied with the sit- ¬ nutTiticn caused by im uation and that everything is lovely proper and badly cooked and the goose hangs high was the free rood Sleeping onthegTound interpretation of the message by a jv nas aouctiCiS aeveiopea There was nothing in high official rheumatism in hundreds the message from Sen Otis about a rj who weTe predisposed to mutiny among- the United States the disease In such cases troops the Boys of 98 may take k a lesson f rom the cxpeTi- Noted Pioneer Lady erx of the 10 The death Zanesville O Jan of Mrs Sarah Ann Patrick occurred here She was a granddaughter of Col Van Home of revolutionary fame and was present at her grandfathers home when Presidents Jefferson anel Hundreds of the Boys Monroe Gov Clinton and other dis of 63 have testified to the tinguished personages were entertain efficacy of Dr VY lllians She was 94 years of age taincd Pink Pills Fot Pale People Washington Jan Something very soothing in the use of St Jacobs Oil for Neuralgia Sul dues and cures to the care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to the California Fig Svrup Co only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the true antl original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par-¬ ties The high standing of the Cali ¬ fornia Fig Syrup Co with the medi- ¬ cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine 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the 83rd Pennsylvania Volunteers ous fanners boy and came sack broken in health a victim of sciatic rheu ¬ matism Most of the time he was unfitted for manual labor cf anv kind Nothing seemed and his sufferings were at ell times intense He says to give me permanent relief until three years ago when my attention was called to some of the wonderful cures effected by Dr Williams pink Pills for Pale People I had not taken more than half a box when I noticed an improvement in my condition and I keep on improving steadily To them Aft Sterling I owe my restoration to health They are a grand remedy Democrat Message sent postpaid on receipt price 50ct ocr At a Co v bo by s t 91 driving out malaria la as Mrn Draper Honored This town New York Jan 13 Arthur Henry is about half under water from theter Diundon vice president of the Normal rlble rain of Friday night and Satui college and one of the best known ed- lay The country is flooded The cot ucators of the country died Thursday ton crop not half of which had been sight aged 67 years picked will be nearly a tota loss 14 ¬ Well Kiown Educator Dead England Ark Jan Half the Town Under Water Salmon Trust ¬ Chicago Jan 16 Local dealers are at the head of a movement to forme a salmca trust Negotiations for the purchase of the important Pacific Coast tanneries are under way rormiur At the banquet given at the palace Sunday evening to the members of the diplomatic corps Mrs Draper wife of the United States ambassador Gen Wm F Draper sat on the right of King Humbert Rome Jan 16 t fYv ¬ rj2TtVT1 drugtfvor Yilim4rAdcin thcDt 3i - 9 THE DIFFERENCE Your mother was old and feeble Her life work was done you know The friends of her youth had vanished She was ready and glad to go You ought not to grieve so deeply These were easy words to say Tor twas somebody elses mother Who had gone oer the silent way Yes twas hard to lose your baby But think of the trouble and care She is saved the sin the suffering You ought to be willing to bear The pain since for her tis better Such easy words to say When twas somebody elses baby Who had gone oer the silent way But when twas my own dear mother Who lay so still and white The loving lips all silent In the eyes no welcoming light Then where were those words of wisdom That I had been wonrt to say When twas somebody elses mother Who had gone oer the silent way When I missed from my arms my baby She was safe but the pain the longing That only we mothers know Was all I could feel no echo Of the words I used to say To others brought me comfort When my baby went over the way Oh friends such words are empty When the heart is bruised and sore With the shock of our bereavement We knew it all before But we only feel the anguish We have no words to say Of wisdom and resignation When our own go over the way So offer only silence The sympathizing tear The clasp of the hand the blossoms To strew oer the form so dear These bring to the sad heart comfort Beyond aught one can say When somebody elses dear ones Have gone oer the silent way Kate Woodwanl Noble in Carletons I knew it were THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US Kff TUESDAY JANUARY edge that he had obtained from his confederate or spy Ravaillac It had worked out well enough for him My disappearance my dead horse poor Couronne all these would point to me as the author of the abduc ¬ tion and give de Gomeron the time he wanted to perfect his plans The man I had run through would never tell tales and so far the game lay in the Cam arguers hands And then about madame As I be- ¬ came calmer I saw that for his own sake de Gomeron would take care that her life was safe at any rate for the present and whilst there was this con- ¬ tingency there was hope for her if none for me as I felt sure that what with the king and madames relatives of the Tremouille on one hand and Sully and de Belin on the other things would go hard with de Gomeron whatever happened to me Hour after hour passed I shifted my position and strange to say slept How long I slept I know not but I woke stinging with pain and found this was due to my being bound as 1 was and in a little the agony became al- ¬ most insupportable and I was on the verge of going into a delirium only righting my failing senses by a mighty effort of will I had lost all count of the time but guessed it was advanced in the day by this and my eves had become so ac customed to the darkness that I could manage to see the faint outlines of the cell in which 1 was imprisoned I tried to make out its extent with an idle and useless cariosity and then giving it up and utterly hopeless leaned my head on my upraised knees and sat thus waiting for the end I longed for death to come now it would be a happy release from my pain Suddenly there came a grating noise as the bolts outside were moved Then the door of the cell swung open with a groaning and there was a blinding flash of light that for the time being deprived me of the powers of sight though with a natural instinct 1 shut my eyes to the flash as it came Then I heard de Gomerons voice say ing Remove the gag 1 have some thing to ask monsieur As I felt two cold hard hands fum bling with the knots of the gag I man ¬ aged to open my eyes though the light still pained me and saw the tall figure of the free lance his drawn sword in his hand standing in the open doorway and kneeling beside me was Babette The hag caught the loathing in my glance and laughed to herself as slip wrenched at the knots and de Gom eron who was evidently in no mood to delay hurried her efforts with a sharp ¬ ¬ ¬ 17 1899 M CABINET OF CIVIL ADVISORS - better so Every Where 4 Copyright rSo7 by Longmans w i i iSlfcTT YfcATS Green Co -- SYNOPSIS DAuriac commanding outpost where erene is laid tells the story De Gomeron s in temporary command appointed by Jen de Rone to examine into a charge gainst dAuriac Nicholas a sergeant brings in a man and woman from kings camp at Le Fere prisoners DAuriac angered by insulting manner of de Gomeron toward woman strikes him duel follows and prisoners escape Duel is interrupted by appearance of de Rone and dAuriac is told he will hang if found alive at close of morrows battle Riding over Held next day dAuriac finds Nicholas victim of de Gomerons malice in imminent danger of death and releases him from awful pre dicament After battle in which King Henry utterly rout- - do Rones forces dAuriac lying severely wounded scs two forms moving through the darkness rob ¬ ¬ and forward in the cell as an exercise No thought of ever agreeing to de Gom- ¬ erons terms ever crossed me I had however resolved to make a dash for freedom when he came to me again I should pretend to agree and then win or lose all in the rush Anyway I would not die here like a rat in a trap I al- ¬ most chuckled to myself as I thought I was in a fair way to outwit the free lance He was a fool after all though at the same time I could not but admit that his move to get me to admit his in ¬ nocence was a skillful one still it was a plot which might overreach itself My captors had eased me of my belt which was so well stuffed with pistoles They had not however had time or oppor- ¬ tunity to search me further and had left my clasp knife which lay in my pocket as I have said together with a dozen or so of gold pieces I had kept there to be at hand I pulled out the knife and opening it ran my fingers along the blade It was three inches or so in length but sharp as a razor and with it one might inflict an ugly wound in a struggle I mapped out my plan mentally When de Gomeron came again I should fell him as he entered arm myself if possible by snatching his sword and then cut my way out or be cut down I had no doubt that I might be able to effect the first part of the programme In those days I was as strong as a bull and there were few men especially if they were unpre ¬ pared who could have stood a blow from me It was in act two that I might come to grief At any rate it should be a final and quick ending to the busi agony I ness not the would otherwise have to endure Now that I think of it it was a poor enough plan and it was lucky that under providence another way was shown to me Such as it was however it was the only thing that occurred to me at that time and it would not be for want of effort on my part that it would fail The more I thought over it then the more I was convinced that it was my sole chance and I grew impatient for the moment when I should put my Twenty four design into execution hours was long to wait and I raved at myself for having fixed such a time I might have had the sense Morhleu to make it five or three or two hours I little guessed as I paced the cell im patiently how many hours had passed since de Gomeron left me and that it was impossible to measure time in that loathsome dungeon As I sat brooding the profound silence was once more suddenly disturbed by the sudden jar ring of a bolt It was not however the ¬ You forgot my pockets ¬ ¬ long-drawn-o- ut swered here are two pistoles hand me the wine The money first and she stretched out her hand Like a flash I closed my fingers on her wrist and drew in her hand to the full length of the arm If you scream if you utter a sound I will tear your arm from its socket The answer was a shriek that might have been heard a half mile away and then a foul oath and a howl of pain It was hardlj- - a knightly deed but there was too much atstake to mince mat- ¬ ters and on her scream I gave the prisoners arm I held a wrench strong enough to show that I could keep my word As the shrill echoes of her cry died away I could hear her breathing heavily on the opposite side of the door and she struggled mutely and with surprising strength to free herself There was no answer to her call for help there must have been many a shriek for help that had rung through that terrible dungeon and died away answer less but for the mocking echoes And Babette knew this for she ceased to utter a sound after that one long scream and fought in silence like a she wolf at bay At last she leaned exhausted against the door and I felt that half my game was won It had been an unexpected thought and I had jumped at the opportunitProvidence had thrown in my way Do you hear I said Open the I gave another half turn door or and to her arm She who could inflict such suffering on others was of those who were un ¬ able to bear the slightest pain them- ¬ selves She moaned in agony and called out Free me and I promise I prom¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I an- ¬ THE CONGRESS The Peace Treaty Will Be Called Up in the Senate During the Week The Work in the House During the Weak Will Be Overcast With the Sad Rites - - Two of the Members Selected By Gen Brooke It is Desirable That One Be Selected Outside Havana 14 ¬ Attending the Final Tribute Congressman Dinjjley to Washington Jan 18 It is the pur-¬ pose of Senator Davis in charge of the peace treaty to again call it up as soon as it can be reached without displac-¬ ing other measures which take prece- ¬ dence under the existing orders of the senate The questions are the Indian appropriation bill and the Nicaragua canal bill Under the agreement made last week the canal bill will be taken up at 3 oclock Tuesday for discussion in speeches not to exceed 15 minutes in duration There is no agreement for a vote on the bill but the belief is geir eral that the understanding already reached will lead to an early vote The senators opposed to the pending bill express no iutention of trying to prevent a vote and the friends of the bill are very csntident that this cul ¬ mination will not be postponed beyond Wednesday The senate attended the funeral of Representative Dingley Monday at noon After this ceremony the sen- ¬ ators returned to their desks and re ¬ sumed consideration of the Indian bill This bill may continue to hold attention until Tuesday and if such hould prove to be the case the further consideration of the treaty would be postponed until after action upon the Nicaragua bill fn the meantime the pension and Diplomatic appropriation bills will iave been reported from the commit ee on appropriations but it is not the purpose at present to give them prece- ¬ Senator Davis dence over the treaty of the foreign relations eom diairman nittee and Senator xllison chairman f the appropriation committee are vorking in perfect harmony so that ro clash between the treaty and the supply bills is probable Senator Bacon has given notice of a speech on the general question of ex ¬ tension of territory on Wednesday His address will be based upon the resolutions regarding the status of the iTllipinos introduced by himself some time since and its delivery may lead to considerable debate practically on the treaty in open session The opponents of the treaty profess Treat confidence in being able to de- ¬ feat it upon a vote and to believe that the friends of the agreement will seek to postpone a vote until next session They claim 34 votes in opposition or three more than necessary to defeat They say they will be satisfied to have Lhe treaty ratified providing an amend ¬ ment is engrafted upon it declaring -- Two of the mem bers of the cabinet of civil advisers which Gen Brooke will form will be Senor Deming Mendez Capote forme vice president of the Cuban revolu tionary government and now presiden of the special Cuban commission in Washington and Dr Jose Gonzales La nuza a member of the commission Dr Lanuza wired from Washington Friday that he would probably be de tained there for several days Seven or eight names are on the list of possibilities for the other two positions in the cabinet among them Senor Pablo Desvernine and Senor Adolfo Vanz Thus far only Havana men have been considered but it seems desirable to make one selection from outside the capitol ¬ ¬ Havana Jan ARE ON THE WAY TO CUBA The Third Kontucuy Regiment and an Indiana Batallion Leave Columbus 6a for the Island Saturday Ken-tuek- ise anything I only laughed and repeated my or- ¬ der reliexing the strain on her arm however so that she could slip back a half pace or so from the wicket Then I heard the great lock open and the chain put down and Babettes voice trembling with anger and pain It is open TO BE CONTINUED Columbus Ga Jan 14 Ten hun- ¬ jdred and fifty six men of the 3d commanded bj- Col Smith one battalion of the 160th Indiana Maj Packman commanding and the bri- ¬ gade hospital leave Saturday for Cuba The Kentucky regiment and hospital take transports at Sa ¬ vannah the Indiana troops at Charleston The different commands were notified at a late hour that the transports Minnewaska and Saratoga had arrived and the order for the final movement issued after a ielay of over a week It has rained here five days and the movement of regiments will be difficult Col H C Demuth of the id Missouri has resigned from the vol- ¬ unteer service When soldiers in the service of the Soldiers Traveling THEY TELL STRANGE STORIES Spaniards Say the American Troopg Mu ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I J- I ¬ riiUics bing the bodies of the dead and wounded Then have the goodness to step back They find golden collar on de Leyvaa whilst M dAuriac and discuss the po- ¬ corpse and Babette slabs Mauginot her partner to gain possession Henry with sition retinue among whom is fair prisoner who Babette did as she was bidden mut had escaped from de Gomeron and dAyen tering something and de Gomeron ad ¬ her suitor rides over the field Madame rescues dAuriac and afterwards visits him vancing a pace addressed me daily in hospital Here he learns his friend Monsieur 1 have come to make 3011 of Didache When well enough an offer and I will not waste words T he is taken to her Normandy chateau where he learns from Maitre Palin am playing to win a desperate game madafnes chaplain the king is about to and 1 shall not hesitate to play any card force her to marry dAyen He sets out to win My offer is this I ask you to with Jaceiues his knave for Paris to sign a formal document which T shall prevent this marriage Delayed at Ezy he bring to you holding me guiltless of he comes upon Nicholas his old sergeant who says de Gomeron is in neighborhood any design against either youorMme with associates from army and nobility de la Bidache In return I will set you plotting treason against the king They go to de Gomerons retreat whore they free in ten days after you sign this pa- ¬ manage to overhear details of plot Burn ¬ per During that time you must con ing with revenge Nicholas shoots at de sider yourself my prisoner but you Flying for their lives the Gomeron will Should mn think themselves beyond pursuit you be better lodged than now there is refuse to accept this offer when suddenly they are face to face with Biron one of the traitors whom dAuriac nothing left for me but to leave you heTe cuts down and with de Gomeron who to die makes short work of Nicholas dAuriac He spoke in slow measured accents escapes Arriving in Paris the chevalier lays what he knows of treasonable plot be ¬ and the vault of the roof above me gave fore Sully master general of ordnance back the mans words in a solemn echo Calling on de Belin a friend dAuriac se- ¬ The light of the lantern stretched in a cures from him a servant Ravaillac who long yellow shaft up the spiral stair ¬ had previously been in service of dAyen DAyens marriage to Madame de laBidache way beyond the door and half in this is to occur within fornight de Belin to light and half in shadow stood the stand sponsor Palin and madame arrive witchlike figure of Babette leaning a ¬ Quick It is done she answered and rose to her feet swinging the silken bands of the gnir she held in hor hand I adJ K United States are traveling their comfort is pretty well looked after says F F Horner general passenger agent of The government rethe Nickel Plate quires the railroad company to provide sleeping cars for the officers and also for the privates if it is possible to pro- ¬ cure the cars The Thirteenth regi ment which left Buffalo a few days ago was carried in tourist ears three men to a section two occupying the lower berth and one the upper Of course if men are to be carried in very large numbers on short notice such arrangements would be impossible but even then we would have to provide them with the or- ¬ dinary day coaches The volunteers who answer the present call will be carried in tourist cars if their journey lasts through a night Otherwise they will go in day coaches I dont think any ¬ ¬ ¬ tinied and Refused to Goto Ioilo Miller to Abandon the City Madrid Jan 14 The government has received the following official dis patch from Manila The American troops here which were ordered to Iloilo mutinied and re- ¬ Gen Miller has been fused to start Drdered to abandon Iloilo and return to Manila All the American troops have been ordered to concentrate here the situation being of the gravest char ¬ acter According to dispatches received here the American domination in the Phil- ¬ ippines is limited to Manila Bay All the other points except Mindinao where the Spaniards remain are in Tnecl the hands of the insurgents Datch savs The American volunteers are dis-¬ heartened by the climate and bad food and are anxious to return home on earth looks after its soldiers so well When I was soldier- ¬ ing we considered a freight car perfect- ¬ ly satisfactory We generally had to oher country walk Being packed into a freight car to REMOVE THE GAG on a hot summer day was rather uncomfortable and the men usually secured ventilation by knocking holes in the sides of the car with the butts of their rifles When the officers remonstrated the bovs would sav thev were just mak- ¬ against the maintenance of sov¬ Philippines in ereignty the of supporters the but the treaty decline so far to grant any such Some of them indicate a willingness to adopt a separate resolu- ¬ tion to this end and it is not impossi ¬ ble that this course may be pursued concessions STUDENTS AS ROWDIES Crowd of Nearly 1000 Attempt U lireaK Lp a Pixy in an Opera Houft Five of Them Arrested in Paris DAuriac has suspicions aroused concerning Ravaillac later witnesses meeting with de Gomeron therefore dis- ¬ misses him The chevalier is introduced at court by de Belin where he charges Biron with being traitor to France and king For his pains Henry gives him 24 hours to quit France King now commands marriage to be celebrated on the morrow making it imperative that flight occur that night if madame be saved DAuriac therefore meets her secretly when masked men swoop down on pair and carry them off bound and gagged De Gomeron places him in what Babette who is here assures him is the safest room in fheToison dOr After a time with a mighty effort he manages to raise himself to a sitting posture CIIAPTEK XV ONTINUED ¬ i Although the new position I had attained did not in any way advance me toward freedom yet it gave me a sense of personal relief 1 was able to raise my knees a little and sitting clown thus with my body thrown a little forward to ease the strain of the cords 1 began to think and go over in my mind the whole scene of the tragedy from the be ginning to its bitter end 1 had no doubt as to the personality of Babette 1 was not likely to forget her voice I had heard it under circumstances that ought to have stamped it on my mem ory for all time and if I had the faint est doubts on the matter they were set at rest by the fact that she was so well known to de Gomeron she probably had been a camp follower on our side and also by the still more damning fact that her house was known as the Toi son dOr The name had been distinct ¬ ly mentioned by her and its meaning was clear to me when 1 thought of the dreadful scene over de Leyvas body As for de Gomeron I knew Dim well enough to understand his game The whole affair as far as he was con- ¬ cerned was a sudden and rapid resolve that was clear I argued it out in this way to mj self and as I went on think ¬ ing it was almost as if some one was reading out a statement of the case to me It was evident that the free lance was to the last moment in hopes that the king would yield to Birons intercession on his behalf When that was refused he may have had some idea of gaining his end by force but was compelled to hurry his coup by the knowl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ and for the moment I was deprived of all power of words It was not from fear nor from any idea of accepting the ofLer but a thought had come to my mind I would oppose craft with craft and meet the fox in the skin of a fox Give me 24 hours to decide I an swered and free me from these cords I cannot think for the pain of them The knots He laughed Bardieu 24 ho urn is a have been well tied but loner time Yet you are willing to accommodate me for ten days better lodged Yentre bleu M de Gomeron do you think I can scratch my way out of this He did not answer me but stocd for awhile biting at the ends of his thick mustache Then he suddenly cal ed to Cut the cords Babette She came forward and obeyed Words cannot convey the sensation of relief as the cords fell from me but f r the time being so numbed was I that I was powerless to move You have your desire monsieur said de Gomeron and I await your decision It will save me trouble if you inform Babette whether oi agree or not In the former event we shall bav the pleasure of meeting agiin in the latter case I take the opportunity of wishing you as happy a time as a man may have in the future life Tn the meantime I will see that some re- ¬ freshments are sent to you adieu He turned and stepped out of the cell and stood for a moment whilst Babette picked up the lantern and followed him Monsieur will not want the light to aid him to think she laughed and then the door was shut I heard the sullen clank of the chain the turning of the great keys and I was alone and in darkness once more Dark it may have been but thank God I was no longer like a trussed fowl and betook myself to rubbing my numbed limbs until finally the chilled blood was warmed and I was able to stand and then in a little gained strength to grope tny way backward ¬ little forward as if striving each word that was spoken In the silence that followed lances speech I could almost blood throbbingin my temples to catch the free hear the door of my cell that was opened but a little wicket about a foot square and through this there flashed again a blinding light and the face of Babette peered in So malign was its aspect that I shuddered in spite of myself and then in a fury I could not control shouted out Out of my presence hag Begone she laughed a time will Oh ho come when monsieur will go on his two knees and pray to Babette to good Ba bette to kind Babette in a day or so and she laughed it will be thus But I go as you wish to carry shrilly your refusal to the captain She made a movement as if to go but cursing myself at very nearly having Stay and spoilt it all I burst out she looked back she grinned through Monsieu the wicket See here and in my eagerness my voice was hoarse and thick 500 crowns if you free m from this and 1001 more if you will do the same for madame Will monsieur add a palaee in the ¬ ing loopholes to shoot the Johnnies Buffalo Commercial The prevalent idea that slow eating is very favorable to digestion is largely fallacious The important point is not that we eat slowly or fast but that when we do eat we chew with energy Of course when the haste is due to some mental anxiety that mav injuriously inhibit the secretion Slow eating begets a habit of simply mumbling the food without really masticating it while the hurried- - eater is inclined to swallow his food- before proper mastication Hence hurried eating is bad but rapid mastication is advantageous It concentrates our energies otv the act in question and hence more thoroughly accomplishes it Moreover energetic chewing stimulates the secretion of saliva in the most favorable manner These various ponts are so commonly misunderstood at least by the laity that they demand our frequent atten tion Journal cf Mental and Nervous ¬ Slow Hating ¬ ¬ Diseases moon to this I give yen the word of dAuriac Fifteen hunt red crowns is a fortune They will bo yours in six hours from the time you free us Think of it 1500 Never have I seen avarice blaze so in a face as in hers As I dropped out the Inst words she shook her head from side to side with the swaying motion of a serpent Her eyes glittered like those of an asp and between her half parted lips she hissed rather than spoke to crowns It is MPif teen lain dred crowns the price of a barony I who have taken life for a half pistole I You will save two lives for this pleaded But the she devil though sorely tempted was faithful What de Gom ¬ erons power over her was 1 know not I could add nothing to my offer I had laid my ad on the hazard and it was not to be done Pouf she mocked you do not go high enough You do not promise the palace in the moon But I waste my time Is it Yes or No for the captain There was another chance still and I would risk that I made a step nearer the opening Give me something to drink and I will answer at once Ah ha monsieur requires some courage Here is a flask of Frontignac but it is expensive and monsieur I nffOi1 has left his belt outside his room the Frontignac is art crowna ¬ herself Wednesday has been set aside for the committee on inter state and for ¬ eign commerce an agreement to that effect having been made before the The most important bill holidays this committee has on the calendar is that providing for a Pacific cable run ¬ ning to Hawaii and thence to Japan By Thursday the post office appropria tion bill will be reported and ready to ake up in the house and perhaps also the military academy bill The main interest attaches to the time when the important bill for the increase of the regular army can be taken up It is awaiting the recovery on Him of Chairman Hull of the military com- ¬ Thrown Away Jackson Weil what did your wif mittee and should he be about by the say to you when you got home so laU end of the week this measure will be last night You know you were afraid brought forward shed scold I beratmu of Spanish Prmnner Fairleigh My wifes a jewel She didnt scold a bit In fact she didnt MAorin Jan 16 Delegates repre ¬ even ask me where I had been or what senting the Filipino colony have offered had delayed me but late as it was rhe the minister of the colonics Senor Ro-¬ sat down at the piano and began to play mero Giron their co operation for the I till you shes one in tes liberation of the Spanish prisoners held and siii thousand by the insurgents in the Philippine What did she sirg islands Chi Tell me the old old story Died in Hrr lOSd War cago Evening News Utica N Y Jan 16 Mrs Emily J Indebted tIoscIv who would have been 102 years Iollie Footlites I wonder to whom I ld had she lived until Aprilx died at arn indebted for this lovely bouquet Lhe Home for the Homeless Sunday Millie Wingdantse To the florist 1 aighU I reckon Indianapolis JrnaL ¬ Twn Men Two men stood in the office of one of the big West End hotels the other evening and each asked for the key to his room at the desk The first man was red and overfed and overimpor tant Gimme my key he said in a loud Hurry Dp too voice The other man was tall and thin and a trifle pale Id like my key if you please he Thank you said softly first man was from New York The a stock broker 1 believe and worth Dearly 100000 The other man was from New York too and his name is John Jacob Astor Washington Post The supporters of the treaty tlo not claim to be in the least disturbed over the outlook They count upon consid- ¬ erable delay in securing action but still hold to their contention that the treaty will be ratified just as it came to the senate The work of the house during the cominsr week will be overcast with the ad rites attending the final tributes to Mr Dinglej-- These were held in the house of representatives at noon Mon- ¬ following day and imniediateh adjourned for them the house On Tuesday the legis- ¬ the da3r lative work of the house will be resumed with the naval personnel bill coining over from last Friday The naval personnel bill may be displaced by the contested election case of Brown vs Swan son formal notice having been given that it would be called up on Tuesday An election case has the highest privilege and if the notice is carried out the personnel bill will go over Madison Wis Jan 14 A crowd of f students of the University of Wisconsin attempted to break up the play of Fra Diavolo given at the Fuller opera house Friday night and in consequence five were locked up in the police station The officers attempt- ¬ ed to arrest a number in the opera house but they were rescued by their fellows after a fierce struggle The opera house was crowded at the 1000 nearly V time and many women were severely handled in attempting to escape from After the play the stu ¬ the building dents gathered in the streets and threatened all manner of violence They refused to disperse at the com ¬ mand of the chief of police and five were arrested ALL IS LOVELY AND SERENE Mr rj ude Tlio J ackey Secures a Di ¬ vorce From Her Husband Judjje Remarries Miss Porterfield CuArrESTOvrx W Va Judge Thomas Jefferson Mackey the South Carolina jurist who was in¬ dicted at the November term of the circuit court of this county on the charge of bigamy left here Friday morning in company with Deputy Sheriff S C Young and his counsel Cleon Moore for Martinsburg where he was admitted to bail before Judge Faulkner He married Miss Katharine Porterfield daughter of C A G A Porterfield cashier of the bank of Charles- ¬ ton in July last and a few weeks after a woman clafming to be his lawful wife turned vv in New York She sued him for a divorce which has betn granted in that place and now he will be remarried - Miss Porterfield th license hang been issued Thursday ¬ Jan 14 r t- Bishop Indian avolis Ind Jan 14 Bishop Francis Silas Chatard of the diocese of Indianap dis who was stricken with paralysis Thursday afternoon is re ¬ ported to be dying He has been bishop for 20 years Chtrd R pci Dying Detn of Frederic London Jan icle York WoUle Friday announces tne death of Frederick York Wolsley younger brother of Gen Lord Wolsley The deceased passed the greater part of hi life in Australia 14The Daily Chron- ¬ -- v tfvuruax j Courier Journal ur mt treatment as their pivoi s - I V anavwiou not part v ith your A y K e y THEBODRBOIS SCINTILLATIONS M V PALIS KY BIRTHS Men And TULS A JANUARY 17 8E9 T Brazilian Indian Siory ¬ RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Vn Rx-ri-nrii- Intermitting Jl III llirlll lumilt- - Of MWa Ami The Advent Brume Cissidv candidate tor City Cirtk of Lr xingion tfrutusClay ot Ri huiotui want to be oie oi the culiinlt luielb lu iht PariM e tpositlou DthiMDa ha n Claud Wiilliff ot b wling alley lu bhelb villi aud our- in H irodhburg The Kentucky buiik tnx rases bae - J Safeguards the food against alum Alton baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK 20th by beeu t et fur iheiitifc t i Supreme Court Dauiel Jeuniuus aud sou Samuel were drowned Saturday in Merc r county in The bovtl head was bat C dar Run t red off b dnitwood Aba Spahr ot Clark has bold 830 wal uur trees to Virginia pturtk t lor 2000 The trees ale hot leih d FLury TIE BBUE BQUBBQJf HEWS 18S INineteeuth Year Established Published every Tuesday and Vtiui WAITEK CHAIMP MILLER J Editor at twt A 8F Mdk alt Chetfs JffC Payable to the ordti of CHAMP A Or ILL eic Ol8piayKone dollar per inch for first inn r lion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notiees ten cents er line each insertion Locals in blaci t e twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full Mnes when running at liue rales ObituRrs cards of thnufes culls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Hke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise ments and yearly cards ¬ ¬ A D VKK A lAISi KA TJib In Washington Kentuckys freak Senator is called Deboe the Silent Man ¬ Gen Eg an can get some new bouquets to toss Miles if be will read the compliments now being exchanged by certain Louisville editors ¬ The Terpsichoreau Carnival at Louisville last week addtd 1000 to the tuud to purchase asilvt i service lor Ihe bat tleship KeutucKy The jury case of the Kev Gregory Doyle on trial at Muuloidviile foe lb murder ot Lyvlia Bratcher leturued a yerdict of liie iinpiisoumeut Joe Ramsey who fled fiom Winches- ter ou account of his forgeries has re- turned home and given himselt up He was m Teunessee most of the time he was a fugitive Roger Williams of Lexington will be Colonel of the Second Keutucky Reg imeut of State Guards Gov Bradley will appoint Lieui Colonel BelKuap of the First Kentucky to be Colonel ot the new Louisville Legiou Gov Bradley will probablv appoiut Lieut Col Moriis B Belknap Colonel of the First Kentucky legimeut when Col Castleman is commissioned a Biitr adier General Friends of Capt Carr of Ashland are pushiug his claims for Belknaps preseit position ¬ ¬ ¬ j R M Hardiman ot Lexington forhie candidacy for Governor next week merly of Paris associated with two capThe secret of his candidacy has ueen italists from Cincinuati and Pittsburgh has secured au option on 1458 acres of well kept for over a year acres of Rowan county laud upon which Speaker Reed smokes cigarettes but a five foot vein ot asphalt has been he does not wear his trousers rolled up touud Mr Hardiman is organizing a when it rains in London He does not compaLV with capital stock of 15 iOuO part his hair because he is bald to work the mines Senator Goebel is going to anuounce Here is a Brazilian Indian story says the New York Times The jaguar and Women the monkey met The jaguar had a lusC cious bunch of plantains which the A son was boi u to Mr aud Mrs J I will gladly give yon D dman in Cyuthiaui last week and monkey craved 404 MAIN STREET prosaid the jaguar the plantains PARIS KY tn beeD named Thomas Asht rook Mrs viding you catch a fawn for me Dfdeiao was formerly Mits Mary Ash Agreed cried the monkey But biook added the jaguar if you dont get the fawn you must promise to let me ite a to Agreed mouthful out of you once 30SSIPY PAKALiHAPHS old more cried the gleeful monkey The tttmiArk In monkey ate the plantains and the little Anil Otlierwi riteMtrieal The Foyer matter about the fawn quite slipped his Clay Cleineiu Co wiL play in memory The Dayton Ohio touiht and to morrow Then one day the jaguar met tbe monkey and insisted ou taking his pay night aud wdl fiuish th wek at Indi out of the monkeys hide The business auaolis becoming serious was left to the pec cari to decide It seems all right only this Hanson Penn Diltz a former citizen enough said the peccari How am I to determine what is the exof Hamsun oonuty has just issued a new novel tailed Hollow Bracken He act size of a jaguars mouthful aud also is he to bite He had better refer is the author of Dnnieath Abbe and where the matter to the big snake The big Duchess Undine snake took the subject under consideration His judgment was that he would have to swallow the jaguar the monkey The advance sale for Richard Mans- aud the peccari The jaguar and peccari fields engagement this week in Cincin- he did at once assimilate but the monnati has already reached over 10000 key beiug nimble escaped Cinciuuati is the fourth citv yet visited A Bnrfclari Mistake by the mammoth production A special When Hooked into the dining room train of ten cats was necessary to briug of a house that I was in one night 600 Yards of fine silks at prices that will set you wild the compauv scenery and properties I saw a man said the retired burglar from St Loris sitting in a chair perched upon the din- ¬ with delight ing room table That seemed a singular Ihe Eagle King of All Hird place for a man to get to sit drunk or is noted for its keen sight clear and sober but I thought White Goods Dimities Cambrics Hamburgs and Id have to give diHtinet vision So hih those uprsniiK get tired of sitting Laces will all him a chance to who n8e Sntuerlands Eagle Eye Salve be offered at wav below regular prices at tor weaK eyes styes sore eyes or auv there and go to bed before I began for this sale kind or granulated lids Sold by all if I didnt he might wake up any minute and interrupt things So I took a dealeis at 25 cents seat in a big leather chair in the library s Nuts raisins dates tigs currants next room and waited for him to wake up When Id waited what I thought seedless raisins was a reasonable time without hearing Newton Mitchell tf from him I looked in again and there AVe will My agency insures against he was still sitting there just the same turned below also have 011 sale at greatreduetioii the goods nientiou But this time even in that light fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ there was something peculiar about him Dress Goods Summer Underwear liable prompt paying compa- - and I ventured to turn my own light on Woolens Winter Underwear Cloths Fancy Hosiery him now and then I saw that it wasnt nies non union Tahle Cloths Plain Hosiery a man at all but a suit of clothes with W 0 HINTON Agent Towels F B Corsets a bat ou top set up there to dry after m Napkins Thompsons Corsets being wet in tbe rain The man that eak Eyes ari Made strong had worn them had been abed and asleep dim vibiou made clear styes removed Positively no goods t tiered atgthifl sale sold hefore the advertis- ¬ aud granulated lids or sore eyes of auy for hours but his clothes had served for kiud spev dily and effectually cured by a scarecrow mighty well for Id sat ed time No goods ottered at this sale sold to merchants the use of Sutherlands Eagl Eye Salve there waiting for them to go to bed so guar- - long that it was now too late for busiIts put up in tubes and hold ou a tee by all good drnygists ness New York Sun Of Our Future ¬ 1 FRANKCO Our Animal Notwithsandin all reports the contrary we will continue in business at the stand Clearance Sale ¬ Jan 16th to 21st Inclusive ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We have offered you great bargains at all of our Annual Clearance sales but tiis year we will have the biggest sale with the Choicest Goods at the Lowest Prices ¬ Lace Curtains end Rugs at startling Low Prlc i ¬ Gen Eaqans vituperative statement regarding Gt u Miles brings a very time ly comment from Gen Brt cknridgt who says what we need in the War De partment is a set ot gentlemen ¬ ¬ Col John Thompson of Harrodsburg has been telling the Washington reporters what he has read in the stars He e says that Kentucky Democrats will and elect Hardin control the next ¬ uom--inat- legislature Senator and make Joe Blackburn STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Mock Crop Turf Notes Etc Fletcher Maun bought four mules in Flemingsburg last week The prospects for a gooi wheat crop in Bourbon this year are excellent The acreage is about the same as last year R B Hutchcraft hae bought 1200 bushels of wheat from Jeff Vitnont of Miliersburg at fifty e gut cents per bushel Sidney Pagets famous thoroughbred stallion Meddler has arrived at Lexing ington and has been placed on his own ers farm near that city ¬ Fresh Meal Exchanged for corn at spears Sons Office near L N Freight Depot Tky our Leader Coffee six pounds for F B McDermott 100 Out in K ansas lives a happy wife She writes I have used Mothers Friend before two confinements The last time I had twins and was in labor only a few min- ¬ utes Suffered very little The reason why Mothers Friend does expectant mothers so much good is because it is an external liniment to be applied upon the outside where much of the strain comes It helps be- ¬ cause the pores of the skin readily absorb it and it comes into direct contact with and is absorbed by the parts involved Morning sickness is quickly banished and nervousness is kept completely away The sense of dread and foreboding is not experienced even during labor itself Confinement is short and almost without pain Recovery is quick and sure Best of all Mothers Friend benefits the unborn just as much as the expectant mother and when the little one comes it will be strong lusty and healthy Druggist sell Mothers Friend for 1 a bottle Send for oar free book on the subject finely Ulnatrated Clothespins are an American comapples malaga modity Some clothespins are made in bananas Try our Leader Coffee six pounds grapes grape I rait Sweden and in Scotland but they are Nkwton Mitchell tf F B McDkumott for 100 big and clumsy twice the size of the American pins and whittled out by Try our Leader Coffee tdx pounds hand Clothespins are made chiefly of Low ie on Handing for eatertain- beech and of maple but some are made F B McDtBMOTT for 100 ments Cheap but pure of tupelo wood They are made entirely New Yokk Edam pine apple Neufa- by machinery counted into boxes con Newton Mitchell tf chatel cheese taining 720 each by machinery and tiio Newton Mitchlll tf boxes are nailed up by machinery It Always ask for Paris M llinsri mieht almost be said that blocks of Use Parib Milling CO S Purity qq 3 pUriy flour All gTOCers wood ed t0 machines at one end come 0Ut DOxeiclothcsPinsat toother Tbey flour for sale by all grocers eeP t lnS1S OT1 naVm Pur tv are made and sold wonderfully cheap 1 v a --V aac IU1 aoa r lb Toi XIV UUUCl lAtmrrtma There are two grades of clothespins CCIJ U1U firsts and seconds First grade pins cau We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ be bought for 35 cents a box The pro Heinz baked beans in tomato janryour liuen and put neck bauds on pair ductiou of clothespins is enormous milF B MoDhwmoit Haggard Rked lions of boxes annually The consump free tion in this country keeps pace with the growth of the population and gnat Sure Cure for Dandruff There are eggs and eggs The egg numbers are exported Even people in of vnstoTitsv looks fnelrt iiiphsihi s oid Fifty or more patrons of Crawford the trade wonder what becomes of all wpiirns like the hci of last month hnt Bros barber shop hive lately ued th- the clothespins there s a difference in another respect for dandruff aud that difference is worth imuey celebrate Coke cure What Bothered Him a sure Its just so with laundry The dift rence with gratifying resurs says a When I was a young man between good work aud poor is slight to nre au i re ominded bv a scorn ot well known civil engineer I was sur- the unpracticed discernmeut but is a well known Parisian Pt rsons who are veyjng the route of a proposed railway difference that counts every time Its a difference that changes your laundry troubled with dandruff s ould get a bot An old farmer with whom I stopped for bill from an expense to au investment tle of Cote from Crawford Bros and try a time admitted one day when he saw We do good work it will cost no more it once me figuring in the field that mathematthan poor work but its worth double ics always seemed a wonderful thing to the difference him Being young and enthusiastic I Lung IrriiHtion Bourbon Stcam Laundry began to enlarge its wonders telling is the for runner to consumption Dr him how we could measure the diswill cur it aud tances to different planets and even Bells W S Anderson give such btrengfn to the lungs that a weigh them how we could ascertain Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend cough or a cold will not settle ttnre the height of mountains without scaling Wrights Celery Capsules Twenty five cents at all good druggist them and many other things which I To the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio meant should astonish him Gents I have purchased a box of Wrlghtb drug- You can imagine how he set me Celery Capsules from James T Blaser Waverly O and used them for Stomach back when he replied to this brilliant rouble and Constipation I was unable to array of facts by saying Yes yes them do anything for nearly two years I ased three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they things does seem kinder curus but have cured me ror the benefit of others so what alius bothered me was to under I wish to send this letter afflicted Very truly yours stand why you have to carry one fur W 8 Anders M 3vry teu but if you dont the dumed Sold bv all drueeists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wrlgut Med New thing wont come out right Co Columbus O for trial size free There is only one cure for Contagious York Tribune Blood Poison the disease which has New Train Service Billingrtons Sea They jompletely be filed the doctors There is tangible evidence that the totally unable to cure t and direct pious passengers of the Mayflower were Commencing Monday December 5th Cincinnati Raiiway their efforts toward bottling the poison not entirely without a sense of humor the Frankfort from Back of Plymouth over the hill upon will make several important changes in UP in thoe Wood and concealing it S CUres dlsea8e P081 which they planted their cannon is a view train service from Paris by forcing out large fresh water pond perhaps a mile Train leaving Frankfort at 340 p m tively and permanently in diameter which it appears from the will ruu through to Paris ai riving at gvery trace of the taint 510 p m making close connection for I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease records was discovered by John Bil srhich was in spots at first but afterwards liugton while he was prowling aiound Kentucky Central point6 spreaa an over iny ooay s p A new train will leave Paris at 540 These soon broke out into one night probably on a scouting expep m sores aAd it is easy to dition looking for Indians In the mornm and anive at Frankfort at 710 imagine the suffering I The morning train arriving at 840 am ing he reported that he had found the endured Before I beand leaving at 930 a m will remain as came convinced that the sea iu that direction and there was a 5 U doctors could do no good heretofore lively dispute between him and the othI had spent a hundred AU of these trains will be strictly was really er pilgrims as to the accuracy of his indollars which passenarer trains and hereafter freight thrown away I then formation He stuck to his theory with tried various patent trains will not carry passengers medicines but they did the same tenacity that he adhered to his not reach the disease religion and to this day that pond is When I had finished my Chicago Billingtons sea Insure in my agency uun- first bottle of 8 8 8 I called lemons ¬ - Crystallized fruis nuts oramrHS Clothespins Dont miss the sale Dont forget the date Jan 16th to 21st Incusievl ¬ FRANK CO I i - ¬ ¬ i - -- j 30 I ¬ yr sst n b wag- - j ¬ Pine-Tar-Hone- y Copper Colored If you desire to improve a good opportunity to purchase ¬ Splotches Cap at a Low Piice V ¬ ¬ 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 3sWi fcewflW ¬ ¬ ¬ Kzrw union rrompt paymg Companies rename insures against Bre wind and storm W 0 HINTON Agent A and was delighted with my the result The large red splotches on and to grow paler and smaller enest began berore long disappeared enwreiy i rcgiicv my lost weight Tbecame stronger and my appetite greatly improved I was soon entirely well and my skin as clear as a piece of glass N ¬ was greatlv improved Record Popular Hotel Dont destroy all possible chance of a ture by taking the doctors treatment of mercury ana potasn H L M YKB8 100 Mulberry St Newark J THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Hote Sixth and Vine street was easily the 1 most popular hotel in Cincinnati during JOP the Q A R encampment Excellent TtlG j prompt service and polite em- cuisine l PtTBKLY vwmtablb and is the only ployee and splendid management km tain no fOBrMleed to made it the best 2 and 250 pef day potash mercury or other mineral Beete o hotel in America KentnckiaM alway 4teM tad Itoj br SHifiCcSX find friendtlttoppini t this hostelry Alwatb popotar the Pc cause the hair to rnese nunwraiB and will L out r 3LJ J fAAf JIUUvl lglJJ Beyond Medical Skill Master Late again Sandy Cant you manage to get here in time Sandy with a doleful headache I canna sleep o nichts sor and so Im loath to get up in the mornin Master Eh man sleeplessness Why dont yon consult a doctor and get at the cause Sandy I get at the cause weel eneuch but itll no shut up Its 6 Glasweeks auldand an awful yeller gow Times Elegant line- of Pictures and Room Wood Mantels furnished complete in all its branches The polar currents contain less salt SendMouldings old furniture to be re-- Undertaking scientifically Embalming me your attanflrt than those from the equator J CARRIAGB8 FOB Mired HIRE Yetr ffcxnftvre meted by experienced ¬ - J T HINTON j jteban women urn arrer Jealous of 1 co fuir parons wuiu not puro vim your NEW DISCOVERY giv THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TIE B0DBBQR Nineteenth Year Established ec ji TUESDAY NUPTIAL KNOTS JANUARY 17 1899 EHL 1881 Card From Dr Conrad Editor The Bourbon News A number of our prominent business men are distributing to their country patrons as an adveitising medium a book called The Farmer New Ledger As a farmers ledger this book is excellent The last thirteen pages are devot- ¬ ed to law medicine and miscellaneous matter The medical department is lull of dangerous iuaccuracies far too dan gerous for public distribution The farin mer prescribing for himself would ao well to make his will aud select his pall bearers before consulting this part of the oook Uuder How Much Medicine MorTo Take As a Dose it says 5 to 20 grains phine Calomel as an opiun alterative 1 to 8 teaspoon fule 1 teaspoon ul Dover s powders 20 tu 60 grains the equivalent of from two to t ii grains of opium Quinine 1 8 to 1 ouuce leaving it to the readers judgment as to whether 1 8 of a grain or 1 8 of an ounce be meant- - it is easy to suppose that one eighth of an ounce is meant tincture f aloes 1 to 8 tea spoonfuls All of the above dosage is extremely daugerons and the would be able to take but one ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ self-pre-sciiber PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY the Kuutl atmail Post office at Paris 1188 matter Ky as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyeai Payable in Advance 32 00 Six months J100 KK- - Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere R M Harris has the grippe Mr J B Kennedy is ill ot the Engagements Announcement And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows A telegram from Louisville yesterday stated that Miss Bessie Woolfolk the pretty daughter of Editor Woolfolk of the Danville Advocate was married in Mobile yesterday to Mr Peters a rich importer Miss Woolfolk wrent to Mobile two weeks ago to visit fiiends OBITUARY WAIT FOR TUCKERS grippe Miss Mattie Cheshire is very ill with -- Kws costs you PORT FROM A GUN get a cant even CHARGE FREE OF Orders MlLLFR grippe Leo Leob of Lawrenceburg was in i h the city yesterday Mr E P Harrison of Lexington M Russell Las been assigned to J was in the city yesterday Maysyille for revenue woik Mr and Mrs J E Kern are recovering from the grippa rev F J Cheek filled the pulpit at Mr Kader Allen of Winchester the Methodist church Sunday night oclock Sunday morning was in the city Wednesday aged fifty two 0 W Miller has moved from WinJames Flannagan of Carlisle is Miss Alice Fritts street to the Paxton property on chester who has beeu a resident of this county visiting relativeo in the city street Vine and city for thirty years ded Friday DAYS Mr Will Coiier of Mt Sterling is morning after a short illness of pneu dose met The Monday Night Literary Club As a whole it is a remarkable table it visiting relatives in the city monia He was a turnpike contractor last night with Mi68 Nannie Wilson on gives the dose of castor oil 2 to 5 Miss Blanche Hudson arrived home during all of his life in Bourbon except grains Epsom salts 5 to 10 grains High street Rochelle salts 5 to 30 grains and it Saturday evening from Louisville for the last four years during which The Jack and The Beanstalk Com- contains a number of other inaccuracies Mrs R B Hutchcraft spent yester- time he engaged in the liquor business Many of these errors are so dangerous pany passed through Paris last night over He was popular with a large circle of and might lead tonuch deploiable results day in Cynthiana visiting relatives N en route to Knoxvifle the L He has four brothers Malachi that all recipients of these books should Mr Chas Winn was iu Winchester friends who lives in Shelby three and J W Tanner leit yesterday for Lou- upon reading this immediately tear that Sunday visting friends and relatives page 270 out of their ledgers Five who live in New York The others isville with thirty six Plymouth Rocks hundred books or more were sent here Dr W T Brooks is able to be out funeral services were held Sunday r lose out all our Winter GuocU in the next HO Hays we to show at the meeeting of the State for distribution all buniuess men having after a three weeks illness of grippe afternoon at two oclock at the Catholic these books on hand should make that Poultry Association have maiked down all ui took to figures beyond com Miss Lena Johnson is quite ill at the Church by Rev Father Burke Burial page illegible before further distribution paris n for goods of equal quality These books are probably being intro- home of her sister Mrs J D Butler Frank Lyons formerly of this city at the Catholic cemetery All our Lai lies and Childrens Capes nud Full line of Z phyrs lc Wool Saxor had one of his hands badly mashed duced into other towns in Central Keu Mrs Mamie Duchemin of Cincin ¬ Mrs Margaret Lowry relict of Abram tucky and really the State Board of ost Jacket aud Germantown Yarn while working in the railroad yards in Health would do well to suppress this nati is the guest of Mrs Mary Owiugs Lowry of this county died in this city InHauapolis last week edition of The Fanners New Ledger Mrs John Feeney and son Paul Saturday morning at the home of Mr Special reduction iu Dress Gtoode 100 Embroidery bilks and Materials of eft H W Conrad M D descriptions at cot prices visited relatives in Richmond last week John Gass where she and her son F P goods now Gc comprising Satin Ber LewTalor won the half mile race L A Brodus of the Cumberland Lowry were boarding The deceased The New Farmers Ledger for bovs at the rink Saturday nght bers Broi loth and English Coveits Ladies and childrens Seamless HoseiJfc had been suffering for several weeks Gap Dispatch was in the city last week He also won the barrel race on the quality for 10c per pair The best vef from a broken limb but her death was Large line of All Wool Dres Goods nr professional The Paris merchants and previous Saturday night Mr Thomas Dudley of Winchester tiein Paris men who lent their endorsement to an was the guest of Chas McMillan Sun due to heart trouble She was seventy- 25c and 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 850 per pair ea- seven years old and was a most estimaDr Silas Evans of Lexington has advertising scheme called the Farmers day dnced to one half of of former price moved his office furniture to this city New Ledger are warned that the page ble Christian woman having been a de- See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c of Millersburg voted member of the Christian church Miss Lula Grimes and will make Paris his future home per jd worth double and cur 270 containing instructions regarding siz Standard brands of Bleached cotton Se was the guest of Mrs Rion Dow last for over fifty years She is survived by office with Dr J T He will have his the quantity of medicine to take for a week Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fullv Best Unbleached cotton 5c son F P Lowry of the firm of FP Very best Percales at 8Jc her McMillan dose gives information which will kill twice as Hiocb Miss Lucy Lowry has returned from Lowry Co The remains were inter10 4 Shewing 121 aud 15c A Tacky Carnival will be given at the person who follows the instructions Win- - red yesterday at noon at Ruddells Mills a visit to Miss Addie Garner in Persons who give the book to friends the rink on Friday night of next week cheater Given Away services being held at the grave by Rev Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Twenty three voung ladies have already should tear out the medical page The pall bearers Mrs C C Cox of Newport News Dr E H Rutherford These books are the result of an adversignified thtir intention of participating W T Talbott C tising scheme worked up by a smooth is the guest of Mrs W H Roberts on were W A Parker The prize will be cake If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 incbeewr Arnsparger Nathan Goodman J R stranger and about five hundred of the High street eyesight is falling and should have immediate attention The continuous rains last week caused books were brought here to be distribuMrs Cornay Watson is quite ill as Montgomery Wm Remington Impori spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect ennen mIwsji perfectly centred ant Houston to overflow the lower part of ted by the Paris men who advertised in is also her father Samuel James at their lurs iiiiauua r Viay oue me oiueoi made of purest material set in frames of l he niches elaueity oid o sequently of greatest lightness aula elegance w ben both frames with the Ruckerville Saturday morning Several it The blauk pages are valuable for home on High street residents of this city died Frida even durability uuttedfitted by in-almost H uveas syst m they always give satisfaction and temves C H are scientifically for they families had to move out of their honees memorandums and accounts but as an ing at her home on Walker avenue aged are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not htov bow to fit thorn Alden Turner and J Marshall You will km poorly adjusted spectacles or poor Imperfect lenses and are b tter off without to keep from being washed away advertising medium it does not compare Goodman two venerable citizens cf eighty eight years She is survived by any classes than with cither or these defects Buy Imperial spectacles of a reliable sktlifcS one child Isaac Clay of Lexiugton dealer and tin y will last longer without eha n and be cheap st Iu the end Mrs Pearl Lancaster Dodge for- - with a live newspaper like The News Bourbon are quite ill Miss Anna Magee and Clay Stone who C II Bowen who will vi We have engaged the services of jerlv of Lexington has been granted a The News will not impose on you or About sixteen young people enjoyed on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite lived with her and the children of Mrs our store vorce in California from D Mills bunco you a very pleasant bowling party at the Lizzie Clay were her grand children all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is bdge formerly of this city The moth- charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded The Way of The Transgressors Pastime Allev Friday night The deceased was a noble Christian wo was given custody of the two children Mrs W H Davia has returned man and her life was the theme for Mayslick after a visit to Rev Eberhardts beautiful tribute in the John Lewis rhe High Power preach- to her home G S Varden the well known drug ast left yesterday in company with er who was arrested at the instance of her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Hukill funeral services Suuday morning at the Wiley of Cora Ellen Veach who charged him Sr Dr Baptist church The remains were insseli aud Miss Sue Davis of Washington who terred in the family burying ground at ngton and a friend from Cincinnati with coujuring her was tried Friday in tes- has been visiting Mrs R M Harris Clays Cross Roads The pall bearers ard one trom Somerset ior a uuui iu Jndtie Purnells court Tne woman ou left Wednesday for a visit to Miss Carrie were W H Clay Ambrose Dudley tified that Lewis rubbed his hands Louisiana her head muttered a charm made hyp- Anderson in Mt Sterling Clay Howard S S Clay TkouiM Helm Leave orders with me for cakes cro- notic signs and told ber that she would Capt J D Feeney Chief of Police Clay The honorary pall beai n were quets salads meats or anything in the have fits besides having th headache Walter Clark Chat Stevculinary line prepared by Mrs W A for nine consecutive days She claimed of Richmond came over last week to John LaRue rNex visit -- Thursday January 25 18tM son Mr John Feeney Jr and ens W H Clark Dr F M Faries and Johnson I will keep at all times in to have had several tits and said she was visit his W M Goodloe stock in my show wimiow a nice line of under a spell Judge Purnell sent Lewis attend the Clay Clement performance V B McDermott Mrs Lizzie Prewitt Mrs Theo her good to jail for sixty days for being a nuiTebbs Miss KittieTebbs Miss Elizabeth WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF S S Abney mail carrier will haul W A Parker Jr and Chailes James sance The conjurers principal oc- Nelson and Mr Geo Tebbe of Winches who will op n a new clothing and fur cupation will be making little rocks ter sailed Saturday from New York for light baggage to and from depot Terms mropjEii sihtuhk Leave orders at Post very reasonable riishing goods store on the corner of from big ones Superstitious persons a trip to Europe tf office Fourth and Main have returned from will note with satisfaction that the Miss Nat McMillan of Washington New York where they went to purchase conjurer was tried and sentenced on Friday whicn was the thirteenth day of who has been visiting friends and relafine new stock of goods tives in this city and in Scott county iitrpl Kentucky wrea the month Our P rft nre lower than any nUe The will of James Flannigan was colored citizen will return home Thursday She is at Joe Jackson auother o give uh a can We ak v inaiity an 8tyle are conBidered OF opened yesterday After making minor charged with chastising his neice was present visiting Mr Claude Garth and bequests he devises the remainder of his sent to jail for thirty days He will also bride in Scott AND KITCHEN HOUSEHOLD property to his brother Malachi Flan reduce the size of rocks with a ball of to Miss Annie Carlton who came igan of Shelby county and names Mar iron on the end of a stick to fI attend the Kentucky JPITJE MER MA VT Doyle of this city executor without tin and nuptials In Judge Purnells court yesterday Garth - Carrick S E TIPTON Cutter bond J T Bob Washington colored was fined 20 who has been visiting at Dr Having determined to move West I The last of Mrs Bonrnea series of and costs for foruification Washing on McMillans and Mr W H McMillans will sell publicly at my residence on charming lectures under the auspices of will work out his fine by breaking returned yesterday to her home in Terre Second Street on A FINE SAMPLE OF EXQUI ¬ Haute Ind the Paris Literary Club will be delivered rock Saturday Jan 21 18M SITE WORKMANSHIP Friday evening in the lecture room of inmy household and kitchen furniture Bourbon Tobacco Sold Safe Bobbers Arrested the Methodist church The subject will cluding the following Ideal Womanhood in Christian be methods is displayed In lanndi Parlor set of furniture Ossian Edwards of this city sold five John Churchill and Curtis Kimbrell Pictures of the most noted Ma Art Dining room furniture piece l linen that is sent borne froa 6 sets of bedroom furniture be shown after the lecture hogsheads of tobacco at Cincinnati last were arrested Sunday at Mt Sterling donnas will our lannl id the eonndjseur that ap N depot week at prices ranging from 8 to 4 40 charged with robbing the L 1 upright piano rp laundry work cannot hela precint 1 nearly uew Monitor rauge Among the Millersburg men Best Eightv The Ferguson Property Sold at Carlisle Saturday night admimm ih tiuifh and fine white color Curtains portierres etc Curtis sold four at 8 60 to 5 85 Thos eight dollars in mouey a ladys gold that we Ih upon it Send your lauadqf China and glassware Wm Renick of near this city McCliutock five at 6 10 to 310 Mcln watch two pistols and some burglars yon will never be diswp Brussels and yarn carpets work ro n bought the handsome tyre McCliutock six at 735 to 395 tools were found in their possession The Saturday W handle it carefully at pointed Terms Under 20 cash over that home ou High street belonging to Alf Branch four at 7 to 495 E T money was in gold silver and paper and amount 6 months at 6 per cent laundr r it rfectly the Ferguson heirs now occupied by Beeding five at 6 95 to 395 Caldwell several 1 cent pieces were found in their Sale to begin at 930 a m To thirteen at 1150 to 360 Of possession Thev were taken to Carlisle The price was 3500 E O Fretwell MRS AMELIA T LEER Redmon N depot in Cyn county sellers uracraft The safe at the L Mr Renick will get possession of his the A T Forsyth Auctr sold six at 8 50 to 4 90 J Harrington thiana has been robbed twice in the last new home in about thirty davs likely six at f6 95 to 375 aud Brown Pollitt few and it is weeks BKO Proprietors W M HINTON JR Squire AVoods First Ceremony six at 715 to 4 20 did parties same the that Tf lepho ip No 4 OF 1111 the jobs in Cynthiana and Car- PUBLIC REHTIN A Barn Blown Do vn In County Clerk Ed Pattons office N has offered fifty dollisle The L yesterday afternoon Squire Thomas P lars reward for the arrest and convicA tobacco barn on the farm of Horhis first marriage Woods pronounced The landed estate of the late Thomas tion of the cracksmen Woodford will te rented publicly at the ceremony which united for better or for ace Miller three miles north of this city OF- Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to court bouse door in Paris on worse Mr Ell Stewart and Miss Flor- was blown down In the storm Friday F B McDermott ence Tucker The groom is late of Mt night The barn contained 72 cattle and the fresh SATURDAY JANUARY 28 1890 Sterling but now resides neat this city one steer was killed two were crippled Mens and Boys overcoats at at two oclock p m to the highest and and had to be killed and the bride is of nearTarrs Station Two ricks of hay belonging to Mr eost Come and see for your ¬ best bidders Squire Woods wa again called upon Cos clothiers last night to unite the hearts and hands Miller were scattered all over the farm selves at Price Said land will be rented in nine parof Miss Marv Colvin of Harrison and by the wind cels and is now rented by W E Simms We need the cash Mr Duke Smith of Jackoonville this Cateaby Woodford Junius D Stone county candies for sale for Brice Steele J D Ockerman B Qunthers tine Tornadoes And Cyclones tm Walls Dr J M Woodford and Jol n H The Travels of a Waif Stuart will Christmas Lookout iht se windstorms Newton Mitchell tf The land is all in gTass excepting thiroff the face your mm The mysterious young woman and sweep earth farm property lose it all Gcoi Stock Nothing Shodcy Sprirg Hee ty acres at Spears Mill occupied by Dr of the and you will the baby who caused a sensation in unless you have a policy in the old and Twenty five per cent discount J M Woodford A part of this will be 75 go 1000 on all Winter underwear at Price rented for tobacco and a part for corn this city last week have turned up tried Glen Falls of New York At the same time and place I will rent again Tbis time the young woman insurance for five years will only cost Cos clothiers the Woodford warehouse at Spears in other lines at Reduced Prices Goci took the child to the Protestant Infirm- you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty Mill and sell the metal roofing recently 9nov tf T Porter Smith Agent ary at Lexington and requested that it these goods as they will go Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for removed from said warehouse Beter be cared for saying that she was unable any information concerning these For F B McDermott to support it Matron Gahring accepted The L Ar N has just issued a very 100 properties address me at Paris or North the child and will send il to the handsome folder and time table giving Middletown Foundlings Home in Loaieville CLAUDE M THOMAS ISGRIGGL For Salb- - Oue large anthracite tourist Matron Gahring says the doe not know Vlnable formation bout the Baoeiver -- Sa omaa J pnjprte ia the soata ¬ ¬ Moke all Checks Money payable to the order of CH AMP Etcn Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead John Condon aged about sixty uncle of James Condon of this city died Thursday at the Soldiers Home at Dayton Ohio His remains were brought to this city Saturday evening and were in terred in the Catholic cemetery at nine SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY ¬ January 2Cth 27th and 28th THREE ONLY ¬ ¬ CONDONS -- -- ¬ M Hit Fads Plainly Shted -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ - Ir ¬ ¬ ¬ Sl7is LXfcM PK jflpl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m troisebiscs ¬ FALL AND VI TER - o -- ¬ on-ev-er- ¬ 1 ¬ The Bonrhon Steam Laundry ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CLEARANCE SALE ¬ MISSES AND CHILDRENS ¬ SCHOOLSHOES Tbay sei ¬ at cts per pair ¬ vaus quc DAVIS THOMSON i THE BOUKBON NEWS PARIS ET TUESDAY JANUARY THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published evcrv Tuesday and Fnuay by BRUCE MILLER l Editors and Owners 17 1899 CANNIBALS OF PERU SCHOOL AtoD CHUttCH onij bread papa Dear me said her papa Where did you pick up this little ragamuffin -- to eat but bread just FRILLS AND FURBELOWS Varlou Items That Now Go to Make Up the Stylish Ladys Costume Chiffon boas edged with baby ribbon vie with feather boas for favor Cascade bows drooping as low as the waist are fastened with a brooch The Dewey flounce on tea gowns and wrappers is one of the newest frills ol SOME CURIOUS RECORDS ne Was the Slnlns of Fifty Mae Hymns in Fifty iffiit Some foreign language to acquire This curious fact evolves THE MODEL VERB It strikes me rather singular That when a chap resolves Beneath the head Verbs regular So often do we find The verb to love is shown in full To represent the kind But yet of course its regular In every blessed tongue regular I vow Its pretty of earth among The folk Hence strange if such a perfect thing Were not upon the page Of grammar placed for scrutiny By each linguistic sage So growl the cynic as he may Or scoff the careless youth He soon or late must come to know This never absent truth Tis necessary that he learn The past and present of That fascinating wonderful 1o love Verb regular Edwin L Sabin in Puck cried Maysie indigHe isnt a ragamuffin at all nantly Sally says he is more ladylike than I am But I can run faster than he can and he was afraid of the water at first Maysie sniffed contemptuously and her father laughed outright Maysie considered this a good sign and sht Papa how took his hand coaxingiy would you like to sleep in a bed with the rain all leaking down on it and only bread to eat Tcddies mamma cries about it And you dont want your little girl to be lonesome dc you You sly little witch cried this good But would nothing natured father less than adoption suit your highness It would give me a great deal of trouble you know even with ray limitless wealth Now suppose you and I buy Teddie something nice and see what we can do for his mamma Wont that ¬ Maysie Why papa Mwotes They Regard Man Flesh as a Dainty But They Will Mot Ifiat Women By even the most excellently edu¬ Nearly one fifth of the studenta Swiss universities are women do that wont do at all 1 want them to live with us and stay with us O no no always i An Ultimatum A - Now papa do say yes But my dear little girl that can not be done Dont you know that it is as much as I can do to manage yon without having another youngster my hands M we wont even finish our new castle now Maysie said Ted dolefully die cried May I call it a mean shame Did your Must you go Teddie sie obliged to mamma say you were just Teddy nodded and his blue eyes were wistful Just obliged to You see Maysie we arc pour It is because papa died mamma says and that is why we have to do without a great many things we want on we will go and However see them and then decide what is to be done Wise little Maysie said no more She felt sure that when her papa saw Ted dies soft fair curls and Teddies pretty mamma he would succumb at once When thev reached the tiny cottage he was a little surprised and thinking that Teddies mother was perhaps a servant here was about to go to the side door But Maysie declared that they lived here and knocked calmly at the front door It was opened by Teddie himself at sight of whom for the little boy bowed with the prettiest manner in the world Mr Garland was still more astonished This is Teddie papa said Maysie And this is Teddies mamma Upon which the little people withdrew to the front door to discuss matters ol importance including the rapidly progressing castle and the latest news from the bedside of a sick kitten May sic had decided that they could safely leave their parents to get acquainted A fair haired little woman gowned in black rose to meet Mr Garland and for a moment both gazed at each othei in mute wonder Then he took a step forward he cried Kathleen She held out her hand and then Yes it is I smiled sadly Have hanged so much You have not changed at all Jack You look just the same You have changed But to find yon You have been ill Kathleen here what is this I hear about your troubles Die childish voice seemed to ring in his ears again Teddies mamma cries about it and suddenly he bent over her and took her hand in his strong 1 Mamma was so sick thai this summer that Dr lames said she must come to the seashore to get well And so we came And now we havent any more money and so we are just obliged to go back Well Maysie tossed up her head you stamp 1 just wouldnt Win dont Thats the your feet and scream I want anything and do when way Sail nearly always lets me have it There was a little silence Teddie sighed wist t idly and Maysie sat with her ehin in her little brown hand and her dark eyes fixed thoughtfully on the sea She was thinking hard Suddenly she sat upright and her cheeks Til just tell you flamed excitedly Ive thought what Teddie she cried You havent any a splendid plan of papa and havent any mamma Now my papa is rich you know ever so r h and he can do any thing lie likes Ill just ask him to adopt you and your mamma Then you will be my brother ou know and we will each have a mamma and a papa Here Maysie was struck by a possible 1 ¬ 1 j fashion Fancy feathers in polka dot and chenille dot effects are very stylish in national blue the new poppy reds and s in brown Corsets now have straight fronts as low busted as possible and are long over hips with more than the usual curving in at the waist The new silk petticoat must be fitted as carefully as the skirt which covers it and should be made long and quite plain about the hips Black and blue Tuxedo veiling comes in plain and fancy mesh and there are veils with dots of many sizes Hat pins are headed by artistic designs of flowers and insects in mock crystals and large irregular pearls black or white in old settings Long chains whose fashionable pendants for evening wear are of the renaissance style have pear shaped pearls as pendants Bed in the new shade which has a very pinky tinge is very much the It is something between a fashion scarlet and a crimson and cloth gowns in this tint with plain stitching or trimming are very swell Even trim Miss Tailor Made is not proof against the strings of coral that have made their appearance again She wears a string on the outside of her well fitting collar Those of pink coral are mot favored Crystal buttons sometimes unmount ¬ ed and sometimes in narrow silver rims trim some of the most stylish of the black cloth costumes These buttons trim the skirt as well as the coat and are especially u ed in ornamenting the skirt where it opens at the left side N ¬ Y Sun afPLE meringue This Is nn Inexpensive Dessert Thai Is oor Any Season of the Year tender grasp This brave little woman had battled with the world in silence but now al the first touch of sympathy she gave way a sob rose in her throat two tears rolled down her pale cheeks and in a moment her head was on his arm Kathleen my Kathleen he whis pered passionately Let us forget oui foolish quarrel I know you loved me in the old days and I have loved yon always Let us begin over again We are older and wiser we will not let our youthful folly stand between us You will not throw away vour hanninesi and mine SHE ASKED ARE MAMMAS NICE The children returned some time Are mam later Mr Garland lifted the blue eyed flaw in her splendid plan boy in his arms and ld Maysie to the she asked doubtfully mas nice Hut Teddie dispelled her fears in- ¬ sofa There dear he said kiss youi stantly Deed they are he cried enthus- mamma It is all settled I have adopt iastically They are just as nice as nice ed both of them Oh I knew you would said matter-of-facWhy Maysie you would just love my Maysie And now Teddie She is so pretty and she mamma go and finish the castle Chi can sing as soft and sweet as birds well can tell such beautiful stories all cago Tribune and about fairies and things Wanted A Holograph Will Maysics eyes sparkled Can she A Canadian barrister is responsible Why that is splendid And then we for the following One day a farmer fun stay here and finish our beautiful came into his office and requested that I will not have to go home castle a holograph will should be prepared Maysie you do for his then said Teddie signature The lawyer began think of splendid things You thought at once to explain terms but the tillei of the eastlc and the sand cave and oi the prairie who prided himself not every t hing a little upon his legal knowledge only Teddy gaed at her admiring grew angry l want a thats nothing she sikl with will he declared and Imholograph going to 1 always think of tine indifference have it he added in parenthesis things Now Ill go and ask papa When Ihe impossibility of his request -All right said Teddie And 1 was still pointed out he angrily wont tell mamma till you come so we stumped from the office shouting out can sprise her Ill go home now Hang it If I cant have a holograph Good by Maysie will Ill blamed well die intestine kod by Almost as funny was the tradesman Maysie sped across the sands and who had recently been left some laud My lucky said to herself a la Sally lie came to the lawyer with instrucwhen she saw her papa coming tions for a deed of transfer to be prest ir toward her along the shore a big in himself On i brown bearded man with merrveyes pared his favor of he gave them being reasons thus asked Hello Pass what is the news You Dont feel sort of comfortable about look important he said tumbling- her that bit of country I know how parcurls over her head ticular you lawyer gents are and I Well 1 guess it is important cried thought maybe that if I signed a deed 1 have just settled about making over the property to myself Maysie having a brother and a mamma Such no one would be able to touch it a nice boy and 1 know his mamma is When his application was refused he nice too You wont mind having a lit- went away in a rage and subsequenttle boy will you papa ly tried to bring an action against the went on Maysie You see the lawyer who he imagined was trying little boys name is Teddie and Ive to defraud him Cornhill Magazine played with him every day since we We are building a beautiful cause Xot Ised to Dusky Members now such a grand one with A negro dark as ebony and rejoicing castle rooms and rooms but if Teddie goes in the name of York Crockett was away we cant ever finish it They are so brought up in custody at Gainsborough jKor you know papa that they cant petty sessions on a double charge of asStay here any longer And I told him sault The prisoner elected to give evi that I would just ask you to adopt dence on his own behalf The chair We are rich man W Embleton Fox looking up and him and his mamma we papa And theres lots of seeing a black hand stretched out to arent room in our house And you know the Testament promptly exclaimed papa you often say if only I had a Thats his Take off your glove mother to manage me And sometimes hand remarked the clerk The chairI get so lonely without anyone to play man bowed his head over his desk and is lonely too and when the court roaid Birmingham Eng with Teddy he joes home he wont have anything land Post ¬ ¬ ¬ t This is a delicious and inexpensive dessert Simmer until tender six firm tart apples which have been cored and peeled Put them in a porcelain iined saucepan with a sirup made of half a eupfu of water and half a cupful of Cover them clcisely and let them Ei gar cook on tne top of the stove or in the Remove the cover in either case oven two or three times to baste the top of the apples with the sirup in which they are cooking They should be tender enough to be easily pierced with a straw lift them up one by one on a plate and set them away to cool While they are cooking boi down the peelings and cores of the apples in water with half a dozen other apples cut in bit without removing the peeling and cores Strain the juice of the apples after they are boiled tender pressing it through a bag Boil it down 20 minutes add a crpful of sugar for every cupful of uce and boil it to a jelly After Ailing the cores of the apples with this jelly md glazing them with it let them cool again when the jelly should be firm They are very nice for supper as they are served with whipped cream They may be made into meringue by covering them witih a meringue made of the whites of three egg beaten to a stiff froth with three table spoonfuls of powdered sugar Let the meringue that covers the apples also cover the edge of the jlate they rest on Set the plat also on a block of wood Dredge the meringue over the apples thickly with pewdered sugar and let it brown delicately for ten minutes If this work is properly done the Jelly in the apples will not be melted The plate should be ery thoroughly covered with the meringue N Y Tribune ¬ ¬ unique record has lately been made at Bruges not with the view of prov- ¬ ing who should smoke the greatest quantity of tobacco in a given time btt the more economical one of finding out who could make four grammes of tobac- ¬ co last the longest without allowing the pipe to be extinguished The holder of the record contrived to keep his pipe alight for 07 minutes An American pugilist has lately made a record with the skipping rop Whilst rope he made 23S6 training with the separate and distinct skips without stopping Even if defeated in the ring he can boast that he holds a record Hi the skipping world A German aged 40 has made another curious record He told a friend that he was going to make a record and did so by swallowing 250 fruit stones Hav- ¬ ing made his record he experienced excruciating pain While under treat- ¬ ment on the first day of sojourn in the hospital the medical men succeeded in removing 200 stones A very curious record was made re cently by the head carver in a cafe sit uated in one of the boulevards of Paris A visitor from Cuba offered a prize of 1000 francs to the man who could make 2 COO complete sandwiches in 24 hours The carver accomplished the extraordinary feat in 19 hours four minutes thereby establishing a record in sand wich cutting A record was made a few weeks ago in stealing by a French iady She is a middle aged woman with a passion for smoking which has caused her to make a record in stealing She has suc ceeded in pilfering 2600 pipes all meerschaums which were found in her lodgings An extraordinary record has lately been made by an adjutant of the Salva- ¬ tion Army He has achieved the marvelous record of singing 59 hymns in 38 minutes The occasion on which this record was made was called a singing He began with I Will Follow battle Jesus and hymn aft- r hymn follow- d swiftly When he reached the Doxol- ogy after singing eight extra hymns he was 24 minutes ahead of the stipu ¬ lated time When he finished he shout- ¬ Bless the Lord Ive broken the ed record A very curious record was that made by a Manchester servant girl She had just completed a few weeks agoi her sixth month in the service of her mistress in the capacity of general and in that time she had succeeded in breaking 25 cups 20 glasses two wash ¬ ing basins a complete dinner service and half another besides One day as she was carrying away the dinner things she slipped and the contents of the tray were smashed to atoms A unique record truly Cleveand Plain Dealer A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Crusade Against radles The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world was a ery pretty sentiment in its d iy Even now orators who are not quit up to date on the ethics of child culture do a little lhey don t soaring along this line know that well regulated mothers have started a crusade againsi cradle rocking and that there is a stigma on the hand which persists in jogging the baby Apparently the electricians did not know this either for they have in¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ vented a cradle which can he rocked by electricity All the fond mother has to do is to put the pug in the sw itchboard and the cradle will rock until the baby grows up and pulls the plug out him- ¬ self if some one doesnt do it before that 6onsequently the prospects are that if the cradles of the world do goon swinging the hand that rocksthem will be that of the electrician In that case maybe the hand that recks the cradle will continue to be the one that rules the world but there will scarcely be so much sentiment about it X Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - steam until tevider about a half hour Press while hot through a colander add two tablespoonfuls of butter a half teaspoonful of salt mix and measure To each pint aMowahalf pint of mill three eggs a tabUspoonful of gnger teaspoonful of cinnamon and Line four tPbespoonfuls of brandy with good puff paste fill in pie dishes the mixture and bake a half hour St Louis lobe Democrat lloston Pudding One cupful sugar two thirds cupful butter or one quarter pound suet minced one cupful sweet mPk three eupfuls flour two tablespoonfuls mo ¬ lasses one cupful seeded raisms a lit tle suit Boil four hours One pint of milk can be used instead of tone cupful with bread crumbs soaked in it aed I only one cupful flour Serte rrith rich liquid sauce Detroit FreyjTriss pumpkin ¬ Ponipkin Costard Pare and cut into small blocks a Lutheran church The Methodist Episcopal church raised 15320354 more for mission during 1S93 than the year before A Gosipel ship is to be built at Jeffer tcward the very unsettled boundary sonville Ind which will be employed line of Brazil and Bolivia a flourish- ¬ along the coast of Cuba and Porto Rico The Disciples stand third in denomi ¬ ing race of cannibalistic Indians can be They are so fierce and unap- national rank in Christian Endeavor so- ¬ found proachable even for Indians hat dur- ¬ cieties in America with the Presby- ¬ ing the several centuries that Peru has terians in the lead and the Congrega been known to the civilized world few tionalists second It is stated that in Great Britain missionaries or explorers have ever felt there is one Christian minister to every courage enough to guarantee anything 900 of the population In Japan one iu like a close study of their eccentricities every 114000 in India one in every 165 ¬ Ir was an English woman and an enthu OSO in Africa one in every 2220C0 in siastic traveler who recently brough wom the Chinese empire one in every 437000 heme a photograph of one of he The weights of classes of students en of a cannibal tribe and though fuli of eagerness to know more of these peo- before and after examinationhave been made the subject of recent irvestiga--tio- n ple she was persuaded to forego invesIn high classes where naturally History in Peru even as it tigation runs back to the traditions of the ear the responsibility of the examination liest Incas mentions no time when this to be gone through with was most feltr race commonly known as Cbuncho several pounds were lost showing how ever submitted to any intercourse or al the mental strain was felt In lower liances with their more domesticated classes the loss was not so great A new scholarship has just been con ¬ brethren ferred on the scientific school of Har ¬ The civilized Indians regard tiiem with a horror that only cannibalism can vard university by a gift of 10000 from B Jennings of iiipire and only at long intervals have J mining engineer the class of 77 now a in the gold district the white residents of Peru seen or cap of tured any of these remarkable savagt s sumSouth Africa The interest of this is to given to a student of en ¬ The fiercest of the Chunchos are the gineering be and the first award has been Antes anc the Cascibos who range the made to S J Sanborn 99 forests where the precious Peruvian Samuel Russell conducts a working bark is found and who fight each other mens Bible claaa every Sunday after ¬ in the hopes of securing prisoners for noon at the Buggies Street Baptist a cannibalistic orgie But there is a church in Boston The membership of queer cede in their savage law They the class is nearly 3G0 and has been make no e lYort to seize women for their in existence two years Thursday even ¬ feasts The very degradation of the sex ing of each week a temperance meeting is in its way a preservation is conducted under the auspices of the The male Ante or Cascibo regards a class which is always well attended woman as a n impure being She is a and full of enthusiasm necessary torment but by no means a comfort though she accepts her share A LADDER FROM THE CLOUDS of duty and a cannibal brave would well nigh perish of starvation before ha Such Will Be the Appenranee of the would pollute his Hps with female flesn Eiffel Tower of Pnris When Not only is a woman thus despised bur Painted her blood is feared as a poison from the The Eiffel tower say th gentlemen taste of which no man could recover of esthetic temperament must go no such The cannibal women prof distaste for mans flesh but are said t j The Eiffel tower say the gentlemen eat it with relish while in their wn who know the law must stay for some turn they have evidently taken no ac years yet The Eiffel tower say the steps to convince the man against estheles is ugly discouraging to tho eye and an all round night mave Scaf ¬ their ancient error and prejudice Down with itl Saving the protection she receives fold cries the earper It has no place in esthetic Paris from this strange superstition the can Impossible objects he law When nibal woman enjoys sliight benefits as the company took a iease of it they far as any explorers in eastern Peru have been able to find cut Sie culti got it for a term of 20 years You vates the ground a little looks after the cant break the lease and the time is children and curiously enough In nowhere up But urges the esthete look at some of these tribes polygamy is forthe shape iook at the size look at the bidden Whether this is due or not to feminine influence nobody has yet had color Is not the whole thing hideous If we cant destroy it we can at least the pluck or luck to find out improve it and lessen the offense to GOATS AND HOGS When in seclusion of her forest home the cannibal woman wears a rough our senses And so the Eiffel tower is going to The Animals Are Said to Thrive Well cloth garment falling to the knees on in Companionship from the hips beads and heavy neck ¬ metamorphosed It has been in coloi Texas Uangen laces that suspicion and some reliable a reddish brown and it is the color to evidence say are composed chiefly of which the gentlemen with the fine ideas as- - polished bits of human bone and They have called When the Texas Swine Breeders n have long objected social ion next meets it is likely that a gala occasions ear and nose buttons the tower a shameless creation and re¬ paper will be read setting forth the ad ¬ with plentiful bedaubing of pasni make peatedly ridiculed the commonplace vantages to be derived from running up the toilet There is no effort at tone of hue And now they have pre goats in the hog range It is being coiffure and over the upper lip under ailed and the tower is going to be a successfully practiced in McLennan the eyes and across the cheeks and chin thing of beauty so far as that gets Bosque and other counties the experi- the paint is laid on Silver white is the color agreed upon unanimously in fa- ¬ menters reporting In certain arts these fierce women are and it is urged that when the army of vor of associating the two widely dif eminently skilled They prepare the workmen have finished their painting fering quadrupeds within the same m prisons for tipping the arrow used by the huge structure will look really not closure It is said that billy goats pro the men in war and for smearing the so bad after all Half a hundred men will be employed on the building work- ¬ tect hogs from wolves that the hogs heavy clubs employed in thv busii with the goats of finishing off an enemy when Drought ing hard every day for two months become affectionate there- ¬ to his knees and follow them around Among the civilized In And 50000 kilogrammes of paint will by gaining exercise and thriving dians the belief is that so virulent are be used up before the Eiffel tower has better on account of the com- ¬ these poisons that where they t mch the finally lost its brickdust coat and finds panionship There is one goat and broken skin the wounded person dies itself arrayed in the poetic covering hog rancher in central Texas who af- ¬ within a few moments So far as in ¬ which the esthetes have advised Two firms that the musty exhalations from vestigation has been pursued the canni ¬ coats of paint will be applied and the the goats supply an antidote for dis bal Indians have always recognized th brushes will be busy tempers afflicting both hogs and cattle properties of the cascarilla bark The It has been objected that the tower The most experienced goat grower women in case of fever use an infusion has always had the appearance of hav ¬ in this section is Dr W 11 Clifton who of it drawn from the green bark which ing been cast up in inartistic form by owns a flock of 1000 or more half breed is after all regarded as more promptly a careless earth The tower has seemed Angoras crossed with natives from efficacious than the white quinine pow to rise awkwardly from the ground which he derives profit by the sale of der that civilized chemistry extracts the critical have said Why not giv hair and of goat meat Dr Clifton op- from the same source St Louis Re it such an arrangement as would sug ¬ gest the idea of dropping from the erates a ranch and farm somewhat on public clouds That would be a pleasing fan- ¬ the principle of a government experi A Itevortl on Stiirtith cy and if the huge tower were lighted ment station He is what TexacscU is to say he is The steamer Cleo of New Haven at regular intervals it would present a pretty well fixed that able to bear losses which occasionally Capt Haekins has this season broken picture as of a brilliant creature of the befall him and his neighbors get much the record in capturing starfish from clouds and all the world would be loss benefit by observing his experiments oyster beds The steamer in the past iu admiration These plans were sug On the goat question he is no longer at eight weeks has taken up over 5000 gested when the exposition of 1900 were the experimental stage His goats bushels of starfish from the vicinity of x nder discussion and they have been The adopted A ladder from the clouds blooded cattle horses burros white the Mansfield beds at Bayside and Indian game poul- oyster planters have recently adopted That was the idea And with that the Holland turkeys try roam the mesquites on a familiar the plan of leaving the margin between esthetic taste was forced to be sat- ¬ footing and agree in perfect harmony the channel and the oysters and also be isfied The Eiffel lower has long been the each contributing to thecomfort and tween the beds which enables the safety of all other species of animals steamers to dredge along the edge of universal bed lamp of Paris The great Dr Clifton finds the demand for goat the channel and between the oyster candlein the top would be sadly missi d flesh on the increase Kids are wanted beds and capture the starfish before even by those who have fought against for table use far beyond the supply they get on the beds The enormous the continuance of the structure That Orders are here from distant points for catch of the Cleo which has averaged ever swaying lantern is one of the won- ¬ kids for dinners to be roasted wnoic 100 bushels per day is carried daily to ders of the French capital N Y Her and served on special occasions The Warren where it is mainly given to the ald demand cannot be supplied from this farmers who carry the fish away for Kicked All Aronml region Tne meat dealers report de fertilizing purposes The starfish are more plentiful than during former A correspondence is being published mand for the flesh of adult goats some not housekeepers giving preference to seasons but the system of dredging in the Thtnes on the subject of French A Mr goats flesh over that of good mutton along the margins of the beds has been Feeling Toward Englishmen productive of larger captures of the Jackson has written to that paper to sheep Galveston Tex News pests and ma in time practically ex- ¬ repeat that at Caen recently a student Smallest Soldier in France terminate them on sections occupied by went out of his way to publicly insult smallest soldier in France is said ovsters X Y Sun The Great Britain As a boy I was first for to be Louis Bcrnadot of Luret who is some years at sehool in Paris I was Wouldnt Eat His Own Mvind only two feet four Inches in height then kicked for being an Englishman She If you had to take your choice later I was transferred to a school in He is a dwarf with a slight mustache When he presented himself to draw his which would you rather do eat donkey England where I was kicked for being number cut of the conscripion urn it meat in Havana or dog meat in the a Frenchman Comment is unneces- ¬ that his head did not Klondike was discovered sary London Truth H- e- Oh I think Id go to the dogs reach to the top of the table on which There I told Maud Ripley she was Ili Only Recourse the urn was placed so a gendarme held to enable him to wrong when she said you had all the him up by the collar What makes Mr Eliggingsuo invet Chi ¬ erate a gossip O put his hand in the urn X Y Herald characteristics of a cannibal cago Evening News Well said the man who always The nest of Him talks slowly you see there are only Cruel Gotrox proudly Count Legpulsky to talk about atter all one is going to pay my family a brief visit He I never discuss maters upon two things is general information and the other is Dont you envy me which 1 am not fully informed And Blicgirga private intelligence Blueblood I should say I do He i She What do vou ever talk aboxit be- s T auu jroing to pay us a protracted visits --J Chicafo Evening ides cigarettes Washington Star tcation there is Y Journal ¬ oned among American defect of char acter and yet there is no need far any one who has the curiosity to cross the seas in order to gaze upon a human man eater Down in darkest P i a over an outlying eastern ridge of the Andes ¬ cated folk cannibalism Is hardv reck- - It is estimated that there are 100000 medical students in the United States There are 112 institutions of learning7 n the United States conducted by the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - te ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t j Y News - j S3 iI THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY snakes serpents ajd things Mrs ilibber Hush Dont let my 1 have hidden thetn husband hear you away Havent you worn them at all 1 wore them once and the moment my husband saw them he rushed oil to a doctor The next morning he took IJargxiin Ccunter ictims I a young the pledge I want Bometliiog nice lor shant wear them again N Y VYeeklj man baid the pretty mis to the girl unless he backslides Oehind the counter An I Kileistuutl b Mini Heres a beautiful scarf pin thats Mamma whats a sewer asked a reduced to j Do you sup- little Pittsburgh boy dollars A sewer is a big drain to carry oft pose want to buy my brother a zo dirty water Tommy present T That is w here Mrs Smith is going to Oh its for your brother Bargain put Mrs Jones counter in the basement Take the What do you mean child Detroit Free Tress elevator Why 1 heard Mrs Smith say that Mrs Jones had told stories about her Revised Version and she was going to sue her Man wants but little here below Pitts Nor wants that little long burgh Chronicle Telegraph days sang Tv-enty-fi- ve 17 1899 Germany and Asia Minor ¬ ¬ A New Cure THE POKER GAME WENT 01 Mrs Cribber What has become of ail your Cleopatra jewelry the asps Utsbys Interrupted Story of Lieut TAKING ASTOR DOWN The Ex Amerloan Citizen Gets Dad ly Snubbed in His Intereonse ¬ shall eventually nass from the possession of Moham medanism and whether Germany accomForrest Head at the Rattle plishes the task or not the Sultan mu t yield of Autieturu Tvitb the English to a Christian nation It is just as inevitable th t diseases of the digestive organ- - must Johnson wasdealing when Wixb be William Waldorf Astor the expatriated yield to Hostetters Stomach Bitters The gan to tell his yarn American millionaire who now iesides in disorders of this kind are usually called dys pepsia constipation and biliousness I heard a first rate story 10 day London is the subject of a lengthy biograph The h ieal sketch in Tit Hits a publication issued Bitters are carnally good for all such com It may be old to you boys but in the British capital plaints regardless of the name Incidental to it was new io me Col Jim Williams oi sketch it is related how the duchtss the of Kentucky was telling it and he rot all Cleveland gently set hiii down on one occa- ¬ Sanitary Soten It seems to me doctor that your prices points in of course much better sion When his grand e tate offices on the the rather steep than 1 can Xocolonel in Kentucky enn Thame embankment were finished he gave are Well you must bear in mind a magnificent banquet to a number ot swells that it is I Showing tell a better story than Williams one of the staircases in the building not my own health for which I am running dont claim to be much of a story telW j to the duchess Mr Astor is alleged to have a sanitarium Indianapolis Journal ¬ ¬ It is inevitable that Asia Minor I ¬ Sur Guioi When the children get their i icci wei ana xane coia give tneni a hot foot bath a bowl of hot drink a dose of Ayers Cherry Pectoral and put them to Jbed The chances are they vil be all right in the morning Con- ¬ tinue the Cherry Pectoral a few days until all cough ha3 dis- ¬ appeared Old coughs are also cured we mean the coughs of bron- ¬ chitis weak throats and irritable lungs Even the hard coughs of consumption are always made easy and frequently cured by the continued use of Colds L ¬ in former Is what they But its now another song The words we use are different Though fully as sublime As He Did you read Mar dow wants everything m sight And wants it all the time Chicago Daily News A SUCCESSFUL TOICII 1 S Bnoian Lictor asked Brown of his friend Jones No replied Jones whose historical information is limited l never read such nonsense I suppose though tht woman deserved a licking or the Uoman wouldnt have given it to her Did sht have him arrested Chicago Dailj A days paper headed tutlerktootl It that article in yester News Tjikins Mrs Ben bam N 1 wonder why Mrs Bingham always comes alone to calj on us Why doesnt her husband come as he used to Chances p i 1 - W J mj Nf -- cud git a job as a bartender maam on Id like c git money to Yhat M o n ey f ro m m e to en go ge i n that vile tniflic Money to go away in No maam de opposite direction from dat turrible jr N wyi - Mt -- Benham I guess its because the last time he was here 1 gave him one of the cigars you gave me Christinas N Y World 3 wc ter Xfit Form of an Old Question ho 30U wish to marry my daugh Yes ¬ sir I Well can you support her in that condition of idleness to which she has always been accustomed Chicane temptation Y Truth Record No touch mine So warbled a damsel with zest quite divine Then retorted the man with wickedest glee The iirls that kiss poodles shall never kiss me Chicago Record The lips that touch liquor shall never Great Reforms The frequent change in womens fashions I am inclined to think youll find Was arranged by those who make them To correspond with a womans raind Chicago Daily News Douht Trne mtMUT THING 1 The Death of Jones Cumso Jones is dead Canker You dont say Yes it is true He died game too What do you mean by that M lie and some more fellows were hunting in the Adirondack and one oi Lis fellow sportsmen mistook Jones Town Topics for a deer self made man is common enough but we never hear of a self made woman She Considering the kind of article the men turn out who are in the self making business j ou can hardly blame the women for not taking up the occu Dnd Models to 4m J jl TO VKT OFF1 Isnt that handsome your grace Foolish Indeed asked Butler Yes it certainly is replied the duchess The Belle A man looks awfully foolish Bixby picked up his hand and played Isa t it more so th m anv other staircase when hes proposing a pair of aces through to his loss When you ever saw Mr Astor is reported to The Benedict Yes and they dare to talk about appearances being deceptive shuffling the have persisted N another player began At this the duchess back verv naturallv Y Journal card- - Bixby resumed got up The story was something like this es I admire it verv she said gently Very Low Kates Via the Missouri Ike Doolittle was a private mu h It is much rner than our old stairhe said Kansas Texan Railway Semi monthiy excursions to the southin the war It was at the battle of An case at Battle abbey vrhi h has been spoiled these 200 300 years by the spur- - of those west The Greatest oimortunitv to visit tietam He had a grudge against Lieut stupid oldorknights Texas the Empire state of the Union un Forrest A shell came along and Battle abbey is probably the grandest old paralleled as to resources and products and Are we going to play for any tiling place m England and compared with Clive- with an area exceeding all the Eastern and den Mr Astors country house is like a Middle States The statistical reports of this time asked Johnson battleship to a torpedo boat products as compiled by the said Butler to Bixby Your antAnother story with a similar point is re- of Texas indicate this sectioncommissioners as havinc thp corn This shell Bixby anted lated in the same sketch Mr Astor it is greatest possible advantages in its mild and along he said and took off Forrests averred was lost in admiration of the duke liable climate and in the variety and pro- estminstera lawn at Cliveden when he cluctiveness ot its soil He saw Doolittle near him and of or first saw it and it is said asked the gar- mation descriptive pamphletsfurther inforand dates of mailed to him to take dener excursions apply to II F Bowaher Dist P in said Walters Im How do you grow turf like that A Cincinnati Well sir says the gardener rubbing his Raise it a couple of reds said But chin and looking very innocent you jest ler Information yer Jamie Pa what is lese majeste up three eights and sowsfor 100 seed and then as t rolled every Bixby picked day yea Chicago Chron Pa Thats the Latin way of calling a oiC the raise He drew a fourth and icle crowned head a blamed chump Cleveland won the pot Then it was his deal He Leader Georsries Raise The shuffled leisurely as he said There Superlative shell it seems took off Forrests foot and they are several children in the family were talking of their garden It is not the best man at a wedding who to carry hirr I am goim and he called to Drolittle to plant the seeds Uncle back to the ambulance Doolittle lifted John cave me said one and raise the eets a better half X O Picavune most beautiful flowers to his shoulder and am going to raise pinks and violets If you lend your money ycu may lose your I had three kings to go said Wil saidI another friend but he is generally cheap at the liams referring to his previous hand And Im going to raise tube roses said price town iopies said the third T had a straight four flush But the little boy said nothing Sorrow reakes men sincere and anguish Johnson sadly He had no seeds to plant makes them earnest Beccher Doolittle lifted him up continued And presently his mother noticed that Bixby and he took no part in the chatter and her Buj Worse Worst Sprain Good Better Going to shuffle the spots off tht heart smote her Best Remedy St Jacobs Oil And what is Georgie going to raise asked Butler cards 6he asked You Doo7ittle was Bixby started to deal Perhaps Georgies lip trembled but his dozen can always get pennies at 12 cents a Golden Days carrying him back he said ih his voic didnt O he said stoutly I guess I can head hanging over his shoulder when raise a worm or two Cleveland Plain to Go to work on Lumbago as if you intended along come another shell and cure it Use St Jacobs Oil Derler said Wil Give me another stack The more worthless the man the better Employer irascibly Confound that liams He got it While the hand was his health Atchison Globe boy He s never around when he is wantbi played Bixby turned to Butler ed I think it must be hereditary Clerk who had stayed out like himself Deep as is the Sciatic nerve St Jacobs with him sir His father is a polieemai Oil will penetrate and cure Sciatica another Golden Days Just then said Bixby shell came along and took off Forrests You cant preserve happiness in family She You played poker again last night hi ad Doolittle didnt see it L A V Bulletin No my dear I jars He who lost all he had asked Butler po was merely an onlooker at the game Where was this litely Philadelphia North American You in myself but asked IJxbv ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ Aflers Cherry Pectoral Every doctor knows that wild cherry bark is the best remedy known to medical science for soothing and healing inflamed throats and lungs t Ptst one of Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plasters over yuB lungs The Best MedlcaJ Advico Free I We now have some of the most emi ¬ nent physicians in the Uniti States ¬ Unusual opportunities and lon experience eminentlv tit them for giving you Write fieely all th medical advice particulars in your case Address Dr J C ATER Lowell Mass ¬ i 7 ¬ ¬ I answered Bixby Antietam war you know Dor little During the THE MARKETS was carrying Forrest back to the am bularee He said he had his foot shot Cincinnati Jan 10 off He was being taken back to the LIVESTOCK Cattle common t3 00 g 3 75 4 lu 4 50 Select butchers ambulance He 6 00 5 75 CALVES Fair to good light At lie Follow A OfcYion Proud Father That boy of mine gels off so many bright things The ierninn Fire Department eh He does Visitor nervously 1 have the honor to announce cap--i- n Would you mind asking him to get oft that the fire is in the fourth story that high hat of mine Golden Days id our ladders and the hose wili reacb ttly to the s cord Pnrndoxieal Indeed Then well have to wait nu We teach a baby how to talk Anil then seek with a will ll the fire gets down to the second And mildly yearn to have it learn -- Fliegende Blaetter The art of keeping still ¬ Boston Transcript Too Yonyrne The doctor said But the bright My tongue L A W Bulletin -- isnt sick She answered him quick The troubles way down in my longua Chicago Tribune OVEKHliAR IN A strongue Show me your tongue little miss was high LATE TRAtV climbed to the top of Snowdon and sang God Save the Queen She had some sense hadnt she Its too bad that some other girls are not as thoughtful when they want to sing Tit Bits have just been reading such a funny novel about a couple on their honeymoon There is not a dull mo ment in it Mrs There isnt Then it is not one of these realistic stories Indianapolis Miss 1 Sensible Vuuuu Woman Theres an account of a girl who Merely Fiction ¬ Journal Genuine DnrKiin I thought Sharpe Hello Flatte you had sailed for Europe Flatte I was going you know but I A changed my mind Sharpe Glad to hear it my boy You couldnt possibly lose by the exchange Town Topics Little bits cf microbes Little rrerms palore Make the doctors wealthy e the patents pocr N Y Evening Journal i Now you see often take you to the theater its such a dreary journey home Hm Its so much more lively sitting up for ym at home all alone nt it dour Ally Sloper We dont want to tiht But by Jingo U we do loin to pajr for hips and raen Anu InveUgaUuns too i- - inv dear why I dont Keriwd ¬ Hreamretlnexs fUCk Out H Tht aj Lbat a person gradually becomes more ar Less a part of what he eal the most of ishe Well I shouldnt be surprised if thai were so Ive noticed that you are i ud particularof veal Chicago - ou the Jaltf Daily News Statesman Mrs The J uuge iou are arrested lor run ning the end of an uiabrella into this mans eye Have you anything to sav in your defense The Man Yea your honor I have The umbrella was not mine Yonkers ¬ ¬ Mi tit a Uny Circumsuince HIM Moher-ln-La- w mother writes that she is coming here to stay three months Mr New wed My Weekly that New wed Thank heaven fo She knows how to cook N Y When a salaried office seeks the man Theres no long eontinul search For the woods are full of eager men Waiting to roost on that DCrcb Their Name Is Legion mgotfuurnal West Winsted Conn writes Dear Mrs Pixkiiam It is with pleasure that I write to you of the KOAI LIFE 0 TUli benefit I have derived from using your v wonderful Vegetable Compound I was Y Sun Thats very ill suffered with female weakt Ten ness and displacement of the womb Stranorera Bo rot feel it necessary to put any Icouldnot sleepat night had to walk more upon the tea table forgnestl the floor I suffered so with pain in my thing Vl w vv 1 t Vl V s f than you would for your own family side and small of my back Was trouhjmA Mai e a rule about serving eaeh mea bled with bloating ard at times would zysK v frr Lrn nrWAty enough plain well eooked food faint away had a terrible pain in my have p irirtir Jn n r v flTrWJ and if hequeen of England should hap heart a bad taste in my mouth all the - r H jc pen in do not make an apology nor add time and would vomit but now thanks rt thing to what is already on the to Mrs Pinkham and her Vegetable table Hospitality after all is good Compound I feel well and sleep well AVii sauce for the appetite and if your guest can do my work without feeling tired ChKAIO o feels that she hn upset the routine she do not bloat or have any trouble in srill not enjoy the best meal you would whatever pat before her Any little made over I sincerely thank you for the good i ish is nice for tea the boudins cro advice you gave me and for waat your quettes eurries or cold sliced meat medicine has done for me Landlord Ah how did you pass to nicely garnished with aspic Then ydu night Cannot Praise It Enough ci have hot corn bread whole wheat Chicago Drummer I slept like a log gems whole wheat bread toasted bread Landlord Ah Hke a log eh or nik toad Sandwiches of all kind Miss Gertie Duxkix Drummer Yes 1 have bumps ail are exceedingly nice but they would Franklin Neb writes over me Chicago Retard simpVv accompany another dish or they I suffered for some time with pain- ¬ might be served ae a first course if they Her lueer Taste are the open fancy kind Ladle Home ful and irregular menstruation falling With all the flowers of manhood of the womb and pain in the back I That are blooming oer the me TournaT Tis strange that little Wilheimtin tried physicians but found no relief 44 1 Should take up with a Wied was at last persuaded to try Lydia Efliica of PnffJltmn CleeUnd Plain Dealer She Why do they always have those E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound jrlze fighter- roped in while tney are and cannot praise it enough for what JlncorcS sermon an harmony aghting The ministers it has done for me I feel like a new He To show that they are getting person and would not part vith your seemed to be somewhat out of tune he some treatment as their uairons He forgot hiM nottsf Lcuisill medicme I have recommended it to Courier Jourual Ssiaoaplis JournaL several ox my mentis - for a minute he said Johnson raised him ten He saw it and raised back Johl son stayed and they drew Butler bet ten and Johnson raised him 20 Butler hesitated and ran over his cards Then he looked long and searchingly at Johnson There was a curious tensit j Bixby turned to Wilin the silence liams Doolittle he said didni kno thai Forests head had been shot off Why didnt he know it William absently asked watching the players He didnt see it explained Bixby He kept on carrying him back toward the ambulance Private Canfield enmt along and said to Doolittle What you carrying that for said Doollttto Its Lieut Tow Tm taking him back to the ambulance What can they do with him in the ambulance with his head siiot off asked Private Canfield I call said Butler shoeing in his chips Johnson won and Bixby picked up the cards to deal again Private Canfield he said wanted to know what they could do with hirr there with his head shot off His head The blamed fool shouted Doolittle me twas his foot told Bixby pounded the table and laughed His companions locked at heartily him wonder ngly Who was Doolit tie asked Johnson Why he was the fellow that was car ry ing Forrest Bixbys been telling a story saie Williams Whats the point asked Butler thM said Bixby The point s his foot was shot Doolittle tho Tht when it was I Is head He was carrying him back at trie time and Vxe tret six cards said Williams said Johnson Its a misde Ho or with your story said WilHam to Bixby Yt s said two or three others crive us the story exBut Tve trot through with it plained Bixby said Williams Oh have you ¬ Butler picked up three aces Im in HOtiS arse and heavy Mixed j ackers C FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat Xo3rednev No 3 red orn No 2 mixed Oats Rye RKEEP- - Choice LAMB Light shinwers 3 i 3 3 4 2 10 3 4 n0 4 10 To 4j 3 55 C1SCARETS do all claimed lliera and are a truly wonderful medicine I for often have wished tor a nedicne lieasart to trkn iri at last have BLOOD t CANDY BAD CATHARTIC fa 0U fllBllf FOR 14 CENTS TT V o i a 3 3 8 5 10 40 2 00 - tound t 111 Cases rets Since lakinc them my blood hac been iJiiriOed and my complexion has im- proved wonderfully and 1 tec much better in every way Mus Sallie t LLLAKS Luttrell Teuu t 1 f 69 36 I4 Primp to choice PROVISIONS Mess p rk BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLE Choice to fancy POTAIOKS Per bbl HAY --- No No 2 2 new customer and henoe offer 1 Pk 10c 13 Day Radish 10c 1 Pkg Early Ripe Cabbage 10c 1 Kariieet Bed Beet 1 npLiphtng Cucumber ldc 1 1 Best Lettuce lio 1 ilifornia Fig Tomato 20c Early Dinner Onion 1 loc rw w 3 Bruiant i lower Seeds l c if UK Wcrth f lOO for 1 4 ecnim p Above 10 pVpa worth 81i we will together with our Owl yoo lr l greit Plart and Seed Catalogue npon receipt of this notice I lc ige We invite youi trsdeand krjow when you onoe try will never get alongwlt r r liiu ttohOIXI IVin tizers m I sewyu u- A V a a 6i 8 75 H 87 Q 3 2S 1 40 3 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C O IW BINE MYEKS TOB COMPY ttirer VfCO IVIanufm TT TTfl Iot 7VOCl iby a TRUST or 1 BREVITY BS THE SOUL OF WIT COOD WSFE YOU 32EED - Mrs Patrick Dankhy SAPOLIO -o--g godX To ¬ PJfli routes others Louis attttTTfttfttt SHOOT 1VINCHESTES I0ADED L ml ¬ GOiSf The Great Burlington 5t1QT gUN 5ELL -- V X T v with 160 variable U5ED BYALLTHE CWPI0NSHOT5 agmM VmmA excels all jiti Jm Name on a Postal FOR J52 PAGL lUASTRATfD P qd QtaLQSUE Personally Con- ¬ ducted Excursions Kansas City WlNCHE5TF ftFPFATINf Adm ¬ to California ml Puget Sound weekly from St a ion li ivv nirnMCriK AVI nrrfTAN di Cotlh Chicago and ia scenic is me only burp euro in thr wnrin r m Colorado Cfn Bone llcer KimiIi m I leer Oansre Fever Sore - rl- - via Billings Northwest to Montana P u g e t Sound saving 50 to 5 O O miles journey from Missouri Valley Write L W WAKELEY The Strong Line and n Bk bares expense and suffeiing ic Curos ern t8t- Bouk tree - Paul Minn JP ftold by Brugtii nrSWSV l Ti lil nr cno AIirv iirnnlV Use RH IlLTMkA4immM Best RJIRFR MHVH- - Ail cicc ww w kik nLi t G P A St Louis Mo m iime rHiivt txugh Syrup Tastes Good by dniraista Kold - -- eases phlets nDADQYNEW DISCOVERY giv W I quick relief and cures wont r illustrated pam- ¬ 10 dan tiUtf s susAiiaufc treatment JTrec lll A N K E Send lor booK of testin omaisi and tt WHEN WRIT IMC please state that A 1 Ui6 J to aiv Urn THE I ti jJHBOM NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 17 18S9 1l3aS tltA tt B fttSM FLAWS IN BIG GUNS NTERNAL DAMAGE CAUSED BY SUC- ¬ CESSIVE DISCHARGES - V V S The Erosive Action of Inflamed Gases Cnmei the First Serious In Jnry How the Projectile ilclps to 250000 Cured Kill the Gun WECURESTRICTURE The larger a cannon the more extensive are the injuries it receives vvith young and middle aged Miousands of are troubled with this disease many each successive discharge All damage nseiously 1 hey may have a smart- d me to a gun is internal The separate twisting stream sen atiun email euttr b pairs at times slight dis and the projectile action of the powder te diiiiciiiiy Li eommencing weak damages the piece every time it is aimed nil Trie svmrnnms itmau niiiiii nl they have STRIC- of iiAvous debilit and CrecL Obviously the amount of the TURF Dont let doctor experiment on dana depends upon the material and you fcy c itiing sttetohing or tearirg tou rlhis will not cure vou as it willre-workmanship of the gun Men who SmlUur NEW METHOD TREAT make big guns describe the harm done MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hence remo ves the stricture permanently their pets with many intricate and puz suffer It can never return No pain no ny zling terms of a scientific turn In one our ing no uotention rmm business method Thesexniloigansarestrength case a gun is damaged because the part ened The nerves ne invigorated and of the bore which contains the powder the blbfl of manhood returns is enlarged This happens when the metal is compressed and it is more danThousands of young and middle aged gerous and more plainly seen if the men are having their rexial a igor and gunners have been using wads between vitality continually sapped ly thi disease They are frequently unconscious their explosive and their projectile of the cause of these symptoms General Then again cavities are produced by Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ing Manhood Nervousness loor Memthe melting away of a part of the metal ory Irritability at tux- Smarting 8en by tbe heat of combustion of the charge BitioTi Sunken Eves with dark circles ienoral Depression Rack Weak Rack Cracks come from the tearing asunder Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition of the particles of the metal at the surParts etc GLEET and STRICTURE be the caue Dont c nsult family mav face of the bore When it is first made doctor- - as they have no xnorieuco in a crak of this particular kind is barely these special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment n y n Consult perceptible but it increases each time Specialists who bavo made a life study of the gun is fired Gradually it extends Diseases uf Men and Women Our NEW METHOD IBKAIAIENT will posi completely through the side of the cr-S c tively cure you One thousand dollars piece The crack usually begins at the for a case we accept for treatment ulI junction of the chamber with the bore cannot cure Terms moderate i wu cure simply because as guns now are this CURES GUARANTEED part is not so well supported as tbe EMISSIONS We treat and cure others VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLRET Edward S Farrow U S A is auFTRiCTl RE IMPOTENCY SECRET DR ITNS UNNATURAL DISCHARG Do you want to be happy and mike alljyour friend happy thority on damage to guns although Then come to TWHX BROTHERS to ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases hike all others who have studied the m ake your selections of Christina presents HOUKS COXSCLTATIOX FREE We rave the largest crrinrlpijf nnl nratiiAal H IV rf Vnlifan vii 11 FREE If unable to call write for question he does not agree with very w e are giving goods away you might say so low are we sellinglUllU HOME BLANK ftr QlKSTTOX them many authorities on all the points to TREATMENT io make room we have decided to sell our immense stock of consider in the life of a cannon He con ls-- KNEDYfiKERGANn- I tends that furrowing or scoring produced t BOYSiJOVERCOATS I by the erosive action of inflamed gases BOOTS is tbe great disease which attacks the 22 W FOURTH STREET V very big guns first This particular inCINCINNATI O Read every line in this advertisement it will anvie you where to huv and save mm ji g y mi fw jury is most apparent where the current Big Bargains in Capes that were 200 now 96c 250 now 125 83 50 now 195 500 now 82 50 St Ai of the gas is most rapid or at the inte600 now 3X 8750 now 8425 900 now 8500 81000 now 86 25 1250 now 8700 815 00 uow 87 50 rior orifice of the vent and on tbe sur T Jfk now 200 1 50 now 22 85 00 now 82 50 800 now 325 87 50 now 3 75 t we e face of the bore directly over the seat 8S50 now 8425 81050 now 8525 81200 now 595 1500 now 86 98 of the projectile This scoring begins Giving away Overcoats and Ulsters that were 8300 now 195 very early in the life of a very large now 275 750 now 3 75 1000 now 500 1250 now 700 1500 now 800 2000 now 998 gun but it is conceded that it does not Make your Christmas selections frm onr beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs become very important until the piece has been discharged considerably Lieu initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters fin neckwear fine shirts tenant Farrow describes this scoring as cuff button ear rings stick pins hail pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush resembling the bark of an aged elm tree and comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove cases tbe metal being eaten away into irreguT io Is carriage wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam lar furrows and ridges In extreme bourines accordians vases sideboards carts sleighs traiim bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing cases however scoring has not killed figures whips games puzzles rockers bob sleds 1 the gun although in some cases it has Big Bargains also in MENS and BOYS SUITS acted like a wedge and split the bore at Free Free We give a Large Handsome Framed Picture when your purchases amounts to 81000 the place attacked ANL We give Coupon Tickets with everything xou buy of us no matter how small Where the action of the projectile has Remember the place to save money is at ruined the gun the damage has been done around the projectile and in front of it The elasticity of the metal and the crowding up of portions of it in front ox the shot cause a rebounding prosess The projectile carried forward by the force of the charge strikes 701 KY against the upper part of the bore then V V v qjfif v v Jpi p f jjjf p it is sent against the bottom and again Jflt jp f f bounds to the top and so on until it READY FOR SALE emerges from the piece The effect of EVERYWHERE this bounding motion is to raise and depress the gun in its trunnion holes The JANUARY Jst J899 of fire and jfc jft Jk jl Jk Jk Jk Jk Jk Jk Jk accuracythe gun isis diminished serviceof course unfit for Bronze guns are the worst sufferers in Together with this way Mortars short and dumpy are not affected To stop the bounding of the projectile gunners wrap the shell in cloth or paper or else shift the base of the mass to be hurled This last process is considered the best and is done by reducCompiled by ing the diameter of the cartridge and adding to its length Projectile injury EDGAR STANTON MAO AY is also caused by furrows or scratches Historian of the U S Navy made by rough shells or case shot Small fragments too break away very JMM often from the shells and give the bore THE STANDARD a grinding and cutting process produc tive of great damage AMERICAN ANNUAL Enlargement of the muzzle is another serious injury produced by the projectile This is caused by a process which FRANKFORT CINCINNATI TEETH EXTRACTED D seems unavoidable As the shell leaves H PRICE 25 CENTS RAILWAY the piece it strikes against one portion OF WITHOUT PAIS AAH of the bore The resistance at the mouth Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ol National Importance Ohio being less than at any other point the NO GAS NO COCAINE Postpaid to any address blkhorn route metal naturally yields and the muzzle Parip Will be at the Windsor Hotel A simple application to the gums used THE VORLD Pulitzer Building of the cannon is elongated in a vertical only by me and acknowledged by the NEw YORK direction Local Time Tablb public to he the best and easiest and TUESDAY FEB 14 1899 ALONE Some men who ought to know say absolutely free from any after effects In Effect Dec 5th tSQSi tkat 150 shots is the life of a very big OONTAIM BOTH Untepnoric treatment for painless returning evey econd Tuesday im eacfr gun a 12 or 13 inch weapon Others filling month Insure your proprty against fire place the number of shots at 400 or 500 Kkeerence Every leading physician Daily by mail All jp x A M 6 a year visd and lightning in lb Burst Hf me Ai a matter of fact it is all guesswork TM IM A M Paris Kentncky Set of teeih 800 loMranceJCo a safe and reliable coll- - The great Krupp gun shown at the mail- IS 8 a year Dily and Sunday by A Upper and lower 1500 9m Silver fillings Worlds fair and conceded to be perfect 2- -- 5 50 cte op O W Millkb AeenB f Gold fillings disnmn or supposed to be so has been 100 np Paris Kv Gold crowns 500 rll 9 7 10 9 15 charged less than ten times and it is v Frankfort a 8 40 UPMiUiffllltf 9 VmV II 1 1 Ki im Hreatest wniiy 5i 8 15 Ev Painless extraction 11 Elkhorn 50 oks its liraot 4 8 58 how believed t have reached 11 0u Newppr in Switzer IS 10C 30 8 40 On the other hand the big guns of the I 4 10 28 Stamping ird the World J B HOI D D S 82 8 22 10 19 lHivails American battleships have passed the i Oi 4 IK 84 2ti in Johnson 4 a EAST BOUND Price 5 cents a copy By mail 2 a yr 321 Main St Paris Ky Georgetown M 10 3 e 20 51 time allotted them by wTise men who 4 LS 4i H S 28 6 r CS3 KV Depot b 10 50 4 R30am fiXpm know guns and apparently are as good Lv Louisville Address THE SUN New York - w 6 037 50 opp Court house Newtown 4 48 H 17 115am ti40pm Ar Lexington 9 iT 5 6 as when tested How soon they may Hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Ontorville 4 56 S 2i 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Lexington 10 5 50 Elizabeth 5 00 8 30 1158am 923pm 915am 630pm yield however is not in the books Lv Winchester 9W 5 401 Telephone 79 Paris 40 5 108 Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Lieutenant Farrow says that a very 340pm Washington 5am Ar made to on er y men Tiilors large gun should not be expected to Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm RAFLROAD TIME CARD Ar New York HOUSE AD LOT MD BLACK stand more than 400 or 500 shots before connects with Ky Central ft C necessary to open a new vent it will be WEST BOUND L N R R t t clesing the old one at its interior orifice SMITH SHOP FOR SALE 450pm 655am i50p Kit and satisfaction guaranteed When the gun dies bursts the lines Ar Winchester 730am KENTUCKY CENTRAL RY POINTS 800am 520pm 735am 345pm ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Ar Lexington Speci- ¬ pm 911am ef fracture are photographed Ar Krankfort DESIRE to sell my house and or From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p ArShelbwille 1001am 7pm with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ mens of the metal are saved Teets are 100am 815pm Ar Louisville A M PM m 1010 p m ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal conclusions drawn And Un- P M AM made and Trains marked thns f run daily ex- From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m ance in twelve months Ndjw is the time to have the For further cle Sam has figured out so many things 7 10 cept Sunday other trains run daily 20 333 p m 627 p m pleevea and ripple hacks of particulars address or call on 40 7 00LvFrankfortArll in this same connection that his guns 6 17 Sleepers between Louisville Fiom Biflrmond 505 a m 740 a m Through 28 7 50 Lv Geo uptown Ar 10 28 BEN J F SHARON yatr last seasons nowadays are conceded to be better than 58 p m Lv 9 30 5 40 Lexington and New York without Parinaoct tf 10 8 40 Ar Jacksonville Kv From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m those of any other maker They live Ar Mv8villeLv 5 4o 1 25 change 30 reservations or For rates Sleeping Car a ii 1 i Ar WinrhPSterLV 7 uy 1 OO longer than the wise ones say they U II M any information call on DEPARTURE CFI KADU Chicago Times Herald 20 pm F B Carr Rfcodeled to conform with this should Lv 6 20 2 00 1 00 Ar Richmond 751 a m Te Cincinnati 515 a m N R R Agent L DEALEB in styles Everybody Warned 34 p m Ky Paris orGEOROE W Barney Aiso refitting cloaks mantels An Arizona rancher has posted the To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m Furniture Window Shades Oil Div Pass Agent GEO B HARPER Gn Supt Cloths Carpets Mattresses 145 p m 1014 p m saAs jackets and all fur garments following notice on a cottonwood tree Lexington My wife Sarrah haa Jos R Newton G P A To Richmond 1108 a in 543 p m near his place Etc a specialty 1016 p m my ranch when I didnt Doo a have engaged a practical left To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m Special attention given to Undertake want it distinkly fiAerand ladies tailor from Chi Thing Too her and I Man as takes her F B Cars Agent iDg and Repairing For Knt cfJuy and have a full line of cloths understood that any Main Street on my account will in and Keers for her Parts Ky to select from by C of Led that get himself Pumped so Full Terms 5 and 5 J per cent on real store room ocnpiecl The DR CALDWELLS CALDWELLS 11 some tenderfoot will locate him for a Groeche is for rent Possession given estate mortgage H S STOUT Mgrr A word to the wis Is MOORE ROGERS mineral claim Jannary 1st 1899 Apply V JrjJ ANr TIMA ParisKy CURES CONSTIPATIQJ 16sep 6mo sufficient and orter work Cfi fool FNPlGESTiOtt I 1 Geo Hassenfoss Tailor Denver Time Indies 20 YEARS IN Leading Specialists of America OHIO BKIO s ¬ V ¬ ¬ TWIN BROTHERS WILL MAKE YOU WECURE GLEET ¬ ¬ If 1 1 ¬ ¬ - ¬ i ¬ 1 F- HAPPY ft ¬ ¬ I3IS ¬ Vl- ¬ i m w i JUS3LJii i1 ¬ ¬ The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 899 ¬ If If If f If If If RweruHpiayimran 1 1 - ct-L- - I MENSiAND CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS SHOES ETC 1 I 50 ¬ Illustrated History of the Spanish i American War f BOURBONS BIGGEST4BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS 2 J J ¬ jj J j The Battle Calendar of the Republic ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ L Landman M News and Opinions THE SUN - ¬ Ml 4 1 m 1 w The Sunday Sun M STOUTS LADIES SUITS i r TIME TABLE - 2000 and upwards Remodeling 1 ¬ I out-of-atv- ¬ le Jackets senns GEO W DAVlS rlV Money To Loan i SDR PEPSI N YRUP PEPJ 1 i

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