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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. -- y H CHAMP MILLER i BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEW Established fcitor m dw tft l8t METEEYM YE IB PARIS BOURBON CO KY MILLERSBURG j TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1899 Tornadoes And Cyclones ngnTMaaaaf pr--jyaaMMgBB- Q N PARR iealer in Groceries and Fruits MAIN STREE vpositc Express Office LITERATURE 01 is an international weekly journal of literary criticism It is a comparatively new periodical which has been recognized from its first number as a review of the highest standing CRITICAL REVIEWS Thoughtful thorough and comprehensive reviews of all important pu tions in the civilized w rid French German Italian Spanish as WI jLiiiiyi auu siluci idii wuiila aic ikaicu nuiu vvccav itj weenw Lookout these windstorm will sweep your farm property off the fac Kurie of the earth and you will lose it all Oliu Fope has relumed to Aikadel- - unless you hnve a policy in the o d and tried Glen Falls ot New Yoik 1000 insurance for five years will only cost J a Carpenter has been qnite ill for you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty K Vrtal days 9nOV tf T rORTER Smith Agent D wight Bowdeu vieited h s nother in Paris onuday Low prices on caudies for entertainMiss Lncile Judy returned from Alt ments Cheap but pure Sterling Saturday Newton Mitchell tf confiued to W Conway is still Jas tht- - house with grippe Th ver best coji nea c E- ¬ The usual eiowd fiorn here attendtd xpose my agency whicb insures Cyntbiana court Monday a i isti fifi wiai n1 fetorm John W Lettouof near Jackstown is Non union qnite ill with pueumoma W 0 H1NT0N Agent Will llclntyre visited friends iu Lex ington Saturday to Monday Coughed Yearn T P Wadeli and has Clarke Were 1 suffered for 25 years i Pane Monday on business wih a tough aud spent hundreds of dollars with B Smith and family vwie in Dr doctors a id for medicine to n avail um P ris Monday visitiui friends ril I used D Bells b nev Miss Anna May smart visited fri nts This remedy makes wak Inogi ntrung It has saved my life J B Rosell in Uarlittte Satm lay and Sunuay Mr i medley vHtpd bis son irantsburg III Giaham at Georgetown Fuday Dont use any other but Purty Dailey of Rose Hill Mrs C H 1m County vieited friends here flour from Paris Milling Oo Ni h tell N w Notes Gathered In And About the I 1181 MA rkr mnnk Xamf St ¬ WII jSuiMuBe Ring out the old Ring in the new tSUwM TF IteWftliff out tte alse Rin2 in the true Rin2 ilnwOK WkSSWwi4 trnS you the TOJvlliBy piney forests of Norway new and true from EA B4islIllflE MvwEMfo WB Q 111 WQ T 5s the sa V e DR i TOKJ9 m ¬ BELLS improved by - Pine -T- ar-Honey Pine-Ttr-H- 1 Monday Bnekner guest of Mr Benrv Phillips r turned to VYiucbetttei Mies Sn your grocer you want no other Ail grocers keep it F vNCy Calitornii evaporated fruits Sat u day Mioses Aa IPHlHa WhwK a eW tA The sort weary cough worn Lungs are exhilarated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination cough wfc GOOD ORUCGiSTS SOcO B science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Natures most natural remedy ¬ Bottle Om 25c 60o an PSne-Tar-Hon- 100 Size 1 W D Howells BELLES LETTRES Special articles appear weekly in the paper sometime under the title of Among My books written by such well known authors and critics as MAX MILLER EDMUND GOSSE DEAN 5TUBBS SIR HERBERT MAXWELL and from time to time original pieces of literary work poems fiction mH rys are published but in each cae only from the pens o wuild raaioas Maun of C Jeepbine Dpmey and Ma1g irli-l- vi ited friends here ill Xkvvton MlTCfctKLL Salurda rriters tacn as f Henry Junes GEORGE MEREDITH RUDYARD KIPLING Etch week a leading article in the nature of an editorial appears These leaders are prepared by the editor and deal exclusively with literary subjects I AMERICAN LETTERS The weekly letter written by William Dean Howells deals in that authors original and keenway with subjects of vital interest in the American world of letters and art Bi ro J W Mock is receiving a full line of wall paper C all and Bee patterns and It gt t prices t Positiop by March as Sipn in lru Alii t I iaiuaiitf r and babe of dent on a farm Capable of atUudiug Paris were gneatfl of W H Payne and to 511 LusiLes iist class rettmtcta wife Sunday Address Jos M Wkioht lay of Paris Mr and Mrs Frank Ky were gneeta of Job i Bcdtoil Sr and famHy Snndav Mr ami Mrs Roseberry Rogers o Paris visited Dr C B Smith and 1 WANTED lai I AM 80 y E A HS O LD and never oseo any reintdy aauai to Lr BeUs Pine Tar Hcney It cive giiirk and permanent reller In grip as well h moglia and colds It niakm weak Mines strong Mra M A-- Metciilfe 8E SURE YOU GET Or BelPs ey teducahKy ¬ THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman JaaV A aF UoAWtU CRESCENT 41aaal 4aaaV KJ mV aaaV a steamer Connections line to Florida jSttl FOREIGN LETTERS French English German and Italian letters will be published making this periodica of rat vahe to readers interested in the growth of literature Occasional work by Henry James and men of like ability will also appear t Rudyard Kipling SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS will be published devoted to descriptive articles on such subjects as rare and curious books book plates special editions of famous books noteworthy American editions etc A PREMIUM 4 OFFER Weeks 25 Cts PPPC f Edmund Gose A full set of LITERATURES famous portrait supplements of distinguished men of letters 30 in all for one years subscription Trial Subscription Address HARPER 10 Cents a Copy f Subscription S4 00 a Year BROTHERS Publishers New York N Y s3395sss996S896S6S6S6S6S69 No it is not claimed that iFoleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad j Sunday Miss Kate Elgar County Superii tendeut d Schools t pent Friday here with ih schools Jds Dailey has bought Rush Hurts interest iu the Millersbuig nzctte Air Hurt will read law Dr Cbas Mathers went to Cincinnati yt siei day to attend the buiial ot hie uncle J W Brafford oi Mrs Henry Morris and son Jesse W H iikmsviiie are trusts uf Mth Jua onvvav aud other relatives John Barbee won two first premiums at on White Holland turkeys last we--show the Louisviile poultry Mrs Win Shipp aud daughter and lira Martin of Carlisle were guests ui Mis H ttie Brown Saturday McC1 i rd Bros are building a LfaH it ell jikI a large stable o the property bjoght ot the Mann heirs last week Mr and Mrs E T Beediug have re- I rued from Cincinnati where their iu tttiit sop Wadel has been uuder medifamily -i KOK SALK points y Fast A first cias power Grinding Mill standard make will yjriud 00 to 75 barrels ot ear corn per day vi h 10 torse power Will sell cheap K P Barnett ¬ Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled 7 JJZiDir aVy Service through to FLORIDA AND HAVANA niut Queen Crescent N C F1SI1EK Attorney-At-Law FC P Railway makes AVAM East Coast 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Lexington Friday to attend a house party kiven by Miss Emma MeLliutock Richard Collier who has been iu tor the past year D mains City Alask j his sixers Mrs W is visiting i i coughing indicate that the bronchial tubes are suffering from a bad cold which may develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs Do not affirmed the waste health and strength by wait- ¬ case ot toep ing but use Dr John W Bulls Cough against the Svrup at once This wonderful rem- ¬ edy cures all throat and lung affec- ¬ sou Allan tions in an astonishingly short time ¬ Hoarseness sore throat and constant Hoarseness Sore Throat Interested in the South cu to W C Rinearion for New Illustrated Monthly Land and a Living one year JVw V J Sourth and ualnut uts Juv Long Distanoo Telephone Call 870 ka v v Cincinnati ji 0 FT 0 UTOND CUTTEI Ve ¬ DcBulls Geisgh Svrup Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat our D znonds are Carefultj seiected in tie retry 4 and cut in our J uctory by Gxport Diamond Cutters cite ccry the jCarycst Stock in the West at the jCowcst ZJrics SILVERSMITHS LING We are Sole Agents for the Our stoc of f VLR TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationery anc E r 1 a v W ADDING SLVER is thiCowatches 0ur stock in thl8 inp is tnorougniy west A it coisnli1 in t line includes every ijrade and Cf ling Silver Spoons an FrKS at make known to the trade at to date and ccrrr In every respect prices to suit everybody SlOO PER OUNCE bend for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuableon Suggestions Slectioa orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons SIL- - Slf WATCHES STATIONERY Our Department ri Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At nil druggists iu PEEBLES J On NAME ¬ a Box of Candy carries with it a guarantee of absolute purity Money can not buy any higher grade ingredients than are used in its manufacture and that is wky leeblea tndy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh front the te tory and that is why Peebles Handy is more delicious than that of others Although superior in every way the prtetos for rebleW Candy are no higher than found McClintock aud Ms Will Bedford Mrs Fannie Talbitt of Sharpeborg h M been the gnst of her sister Mrs i R Best who is ouie ill Mrs Howell also visited here Saturday h r At Smiihyille flay comity DlKD Missouii on Jan oh James Pordy The deceaaed aged no at aixtv yea Purdy and a Miss was a brother of half brother of John aad Miss Julia ui--ce tii rertzryTTfrariTTTTn THE KEW WAY WOMEN used to thhrk Will Kaufcy Physician Phone lofi OlTICX k M- - D Sale Dinners If you are going to have a sale and with to let a dinner at a reasonable price call on 20rfept2m Jn male could Chocolate Creaaa Agets for AUfretH A foil Uno on Hileli deia Preet ay uiways be The Joseph eeDit rLi We d 4 QjvmST JOSEPH S PEEBLES I Peebles Seas Cs Ehiuued j Canay and Allegrettl Rubelf ChOCOlattJ Creams sold exclusively in this city by Cincinnati O X i I wvpatwinner Jo Jif V RDEN VVVJSr SOY years experience as to ft the u of Eatable Drink- able and Smokeable is summed up in a 60 page price list Sent free IWiteforit O7o for Lylcburn Fruit CaUc mm Bs Iu this city Thursday Mrs Nancy Thompson aged about 75 years The funeral was held Saturday by H R Laird She is survived bv tnree cnnareii John Thompson Mrs Gates Rice of North Mntmetown and Miss Anna The pall bearers were Thompson bt Jos A Allen John Marshall R Mc- Thompson James Arthur Thos Miss Annie riinrnfc Dr I R Thompson recently received a heavy fall aud susumei seno451 Juries Purdy Dili only be treated after tor c a 1 examlna tiens by pVysl cians Dread of such treatment diseases ft Surgeon FouUh and Pleabant Sts 7 2 GEORGE RA88KNFOS8 Pahis Ky Office Hours to 10 a in to 4 p in 7 to 8 p ui kept thousands of modest women silent about their suffering The in- ¬ ftaoa tf JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls Your work ia promptly answered Prices reasonable solicited 1 Bt j Wine of Cardul has now demon strated that 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byui new8rej T Co361Broadway HewjQiK MUNN r- Stentific Jlmeilcan illustrated Branch Office 6S6 FOUR F St WashiUKto D L W L ADDISON I use Wine f Tnvnrmctice and preparation for in Cardnl nd it a mc excellent ieoxA d Cary Miss say trooMea o Mccormick Passenger Traffic Hrr Tkt Agt O D B MAICTIN cobt BB TW mmii Gen Pass Cincinnati ts rii he ISOT dnrinu the hunur i iollars O W MIUEK Vrfent Parw Ky M Inirance in the Hurr riome only nolicy holders fifty HP5vaSfe- - T THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1898 PRESENT WEEK Indian Diplomatic and Pension Appro ¬ priation Bills in the Senate The Time of the House Taia Week Will Be Devoted to the Army Ileorsan nation Debate Will Con ¬ Bill PART OF PAUL JONES FOUND Coalition of Wreckage Shows the Naph ¬ tha Tank Exploded Tearing the Vessel to Pieces OREGON MAY GO The United States Will Be Firm With the Germans in the Samoan Affair AN ANGLO FRENCH TREATY L GREAT HEAD Small Saleslady Who Knows Thine or Two About Manip ¬ ulating Stock The Lines Laid Down for Negotiations of All Disputed Points Between Great That Pimple On Your Face is There to Warn You of Impure Blood ¬ - V- SBHb Britain and France tinue for Fifteen Hours GnrI Washington Jan 23 The fact that bill was made the un the finished business of the senate by Sat urdays vote does not necessarity insure its immediate consideration The general understanding- is that this bill will wait upon the peace treaty and the appropriation bills and that the Indian appropriation bill will be the first measure to receive the attention The of the senate during the week diplomatic and pension appropriation bills also may be considered during the week Several speeches on the general sub auti-scalping- ¬ ¬ ¬ - Mobile Ala Jan 21 The govern ment steamer Pansy touched at liiloxi Miss Friday afternoon and reported finding on U ret on island a part of the stern of the naptha launch Paul Jones also a yawl boat with bow smashed and other small articles from the launch The condition of the wreck- ¬ age tends to show that the naptha tank blew up and tore the boat to pieces The Pansy met the Maud with Jones and Taggart on board The latter visited the wreckage and identified it as part of the Paul Jones No bod ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ject of expansion are expected to be made How much time will be given to the treaty in executive session will depend upon whether the committee on for¬ eign relations considers it in the inter- ¬ est of the treaty to press consideration There is an effort to arrange a com ¬ promise which would permit speedy upon treaty action the but successful is not if this the indications are for considerable delay Two compromises are suggest ¬ ed One of these is for a modification of the treaty or the adoption of a reso ¬ lution declarator against the permanent holding of the Philippine archipelago and the other is for a modification of the army reorganization bill on lines desired by the treaty opponents It is not yet possible to state whether cither course will be pursued The time of the house this week except Monday which has been set aside for the consideration of District of Col umbia business will be devoted to the army reorganization bill The consid eration of this bill which is regarded as pre eminently the most important ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ peneral measure to come before con- ¬ gress at this session has been delayed by the illlness of Chairman Hull of the military affairs committee He has re- ¬ covered sufficiently to pilot the meas- ¬ ure however and the house has formal- ¬ ly agreed to take up its consideration on Tuesday The general debate not including three night sessions is to continue 15 hours This is as far as the agreement goes It includes no provision for a final vote There exist a wide variety of opin ions upon the proposition to inci ease the standing army It has a strong ¬ majority of the republicans behind it and it comejinto tb house with the indorsement of the presidents mes sage practically as an administration measure The democrats and populists are in- ¬ tensely hostile to the whole proposi- ¬ tion and intend to fight it to the last ditch They will have some support from the republican side The opposi tion however do not desire to embar¬ rass the government and are willing to provide for a temporary increase in the army of 50000 men in ac-¬ cordance with the provisions of the substitute bill offered by the minority of the committee Or they are willing ¬ to authorize the continuance temporarily of the present war strength of the regular army 62000 anything in fact to prevent the creation of a per manent increase In this they have the sympathy of many of the republicans The fate of the bill is in grave doubt The bill may not be completed this The three relief expeditions ought week as the order permits its considto reach Bird island SaturdajT Two eration to be interrupted by appropriago from New Orleans the Zeta and tion bills and conference reports Doullet and one from Mobile the GEN MILLERS EXPEDITION Maud Bird island is merely a sandy reef covered by coarse sea grass ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ies were found O F Fremont and party left Scran ton Friday forenoon in the sailing yacht Adelaine of very light draft and will visit every nook to the west ¬ ward The expedition is provisioned for ten days The launch had the following pleasure-seekers on board Joseph Brink man Louisville Miss Florence Tag-g-adaughter of Mayor Taggart In ¬ dianapolis Miss Margerie Woodland daughter of George Woodland vice president Prairie State bank Chicago Col Harry C Yocum St Louis Miss Florence Yocum his daughter The srew consisted of three men whose names are unknown The launch which was owned b7 Lawrence Jones a Louisville distiller was loaned by him to Mr Yocum and left Louisville December 8 for a trip to Florida She left New Orleans for Pensacola January 3 Since that time nothing definite had been heard from her until Friday although her loss had been rumored since last Sunday News confirming her loss has been brought br oyster fishermen who have known of it for more than a week The launch exploded they say on or about January 6 near Bird island 2nd everything goes to show that all on board were killed at once or drowned soon after The boat was operated by a gasoline engine and it is now recall ed that she met with several accidents from fire on her way down the river It is regarded as certain that this en- ¬ gine exploded but from what cause will probably never be known The force was such that it not only blew off the pilot house but split the yacht in two The men who brought this definite news are engaged in the oyster fisher ies off the east Louisiana coast Last Friday they visited Bird island and found a lumber schaoner ashore also a pleasure yacht near the island The latter they say was split in two by an internal explosion The men boarded the yacht and explored her cabin breaking open the trunks and taking from them a lot of fine female apparel and keys and whatever other property they discovered on board Although their discovery occurred a week ago the men did not come to Venice the nearest settlement until Friday when they had to do so to lay in a supply of provisions In Venice thev turned the keys over to a store- ¬ keeper by whom tnese facts were made known The keys bear a tag inscribed Co Indianapolis Fletcher The clothing taken from the trunk by the men is that of Miss Taggart No bodies were seen by the men on or near Bird island but there is no hope of any one having escaped from the wreck The Paul Jones had two boats One badly stove in was picked up by the Marie Louise of Mobile The other with Paul Jones painted on her was found by the Pansy of Biloxi rt ¬ London Jan 21 The Paris corre ¬ spondent of Daily Chronicle says I am informed that Sir Edmund Germany is Not Satisfied That Her Consul Monson British ambassador to France Did Anythin Wrong John Hull and S m Ilive an Opportunity in an interview with M Delcasse Uicie to Show Tneir Friendship French minister of foreign affair has virtually laid down the lines of nego ¬ Washinotox Jan 23 Pending the tiations upon all disputed points be receipt of definite news from Samoa tween France and Great Britain The the government is preparing for the programme so far amounts to an treaty of the highest his- ¬ English -French conference of American In official circles and German diplomats in regard toric importance to the recent trouble at Apia Sa ¬ Friday night the approaching solutior moa The United States has no in ¬ is foreshadowed rather cautiously but tention of getting out of Samoa and vhile the amicable explicit terms the Berlin treaty will be adhered to which have been hinted to me art The president it is said will insist scarcely realized as yet they leave that the treaty be changed so that the onh one or two details of mutual United States will be given equal share compensation unsettled in the government of Samoa SHIP PANAMA New YoBK Jan 21 It is generally TRANSPORT understood saj s the Heralds Wash ¬ 8he Will Be Brought to New YorK and Fit ington correspondent that the note to ted Out as a Cable Ship and Sent be presented to Germany in regard to to the Philippines the Samoan affair will maintain that the tripartite treaty has been grossly Xew York Jan 21 Col Kimball of violated the quartermasters department Fri San Francisco Jan 21 The United day received orders from the war de¬ States dispatch boat Iroquois which partment that the transport Panama sailed for Honolulu carried a number be brought to Xew York to be fitted of dispatches for the Oregon which is out as a cable ship Col Kimball has due at the islands It is supposed that been on the lookout for a vessel to be one of the dispatches related to a pos ¬ used as a cable ship in the Philippines sible trip of the Oregon to Samoa She will be fitted with two tanks ca- ¬ 21 Berlin Jan It is not yet clear pable of holding 1000 miles of cable to the foreign office that the German The Panama will probably be ready consul at Apia Samoa has been guilty for service in two months and will go of any irregularity It is said that direct to Manila Germany will not permit amr violation The hospital ship Relief which is of the treaty signed at Berlin It is now at Pier 27 Brooklyn has also beeD given out that the captain of the Oer ordered to Manila man warship Flake at Apia does not attach much importance to the recent MAJ GEN LEONARD WOOD ¬ Anglo¬ ¬ was just before New Years dav and Mamie and Sadie were having a friendly chat over the counter Mamie was a diminutive salesgirl not much older than Sadie whose daily attention was given theoretically to the cry of Cahsh Say Mamie remarked Sadie did ye ee them calendars on the table two rooms over Which ones Them 25 cent ones with peculiar emphasis Did I see em from Mamie as she pulled open a drawer and pointed triumphantly to two specimens of the said calendars You bought two of em in awe- ¬ struck tones from Sadie Well I aint bought em yet I just picked out two of em and put em away Theyll mark the ones thats left down to five cents pretty soon Then Ill put these here back and buy em quick See Sadie saw and her mouth fell open in admiring awe Then she recovered heiself Say will ye save one for me Sure Sadie rushed off and inside of two minutes a third calendar was in the drawer waiting for a droD in prices X Y Sun It ¬ Painful consequences may follow a neglect of this warning Take Hoods Sarsapanlla and it will purify your blood cure all humors and eruptions and make you feel better in every way It will warm nourish strengthen and invigorate your whole body and prevent serious illness Is Americas ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla Greatest tl Hoods Pills Price cure all Liver Ills 25 cents Medicine l A HUSTLING HOST He Had a Little Scheme for Making His Guests Pay for Their Dinners incidents London Jan 21 The Morning Post in discussing a new arrangement in regard to Samoa which it regards as imperative says Great Britain and the United States may frankly welcome the opportunity of giving practical effect to the ex ¬ pressions of good will they have lately exchanged They may be trusted to re- ¬ spect one anothers rights and interests and wo would gladly take a similarly confident view in the case of the third The- growth partner in the contract of ill feeling from America and Ger- ¬ many is a fore which will have to be taken into serious account if an effort is not made on both sides to re- ¬ move it as instances occur The pres ¬ ent occasion is admirably adapted for the beginning of the experiment - People of Santiago Anxiously Awaiting llis Return From Washington His Presence is Greatly Needed Santiago de Cuba Jan 21 The people of the city are anxiously await ing the return from Washington of Gen Leonard Wood military governor of the department His presence is greatly ncded in all branches of the government More than 82000 has been subscribed to a popular fund to provide a grand reception The steamer Ueina dc Los Angeles left Santiago Friday again in the possession ol her original owners to take pro visions to the United Statea troops at ¬ Jibara Clerk Wageumati at Home St Louis Mo Jan 21 Al J Wag enman clerk of the criminal court oi ¬ It Has Landed n Gaimarai Island Three Miles From Iloilo Without Oppo- ¬ sition From the Natives ARE GETTING DOWN TO WORK For the First Time After a Two Weeks Session the West Virginia Senate Recognizes the House Washington Jan 23 Gen Millers expedition has landed on Guimaras island three miles from Iloilo without opposition Gen Otis cables from Manila Landing was necessary because of the crowded condition of the troops on the transports Experience has proved that soldiers lose spirit and fighting qualities when confined long on board ship so the war department asked Gen Otis to ascertain if it was possible for Gen Miller to land his expedition near Iloilo He cabled that it was and was then instructed to order a landing It was deemed inadvisable to have this expedition return to Manila with out having landed because it was feared the natives of Luzon would think the Filipinos at Iloilo had re pulsed the Americans The presidents policy of pacification will be continued and no attempt to land at Iloilo will be made at present The island on which the men have landed is healthy- ¬ ¬ Jan 21 Both houses of the legislature got to busi ¬ ness Friday for the first time after be¬ ing in session for the second week The republican senate at last recognized the democratic house In the senate the republicans introduced resolutions for the unseating of Kidd dem of Gilmer and for the suspension of Ash by dem of Kanawha pending investigation into the contest for his seat Thesv resolutions will be acted upon Saturday in retaliation The democrats in the house served no- ¬ tice of contest upon Spencer repu bli can of Rone The democrats in the senate introduced resolutions declaring vacant the seats of Pierson of Clay and Getzendanner of Jefferson alleg¬ ing that by accepting commissions in the volunteer army they forfeited their right to their seats Charleston W Va ¬ Chicago Jan 23 John Deithloff Arcola Twenty Lives Lost In a Fir men overpowered the watchman of the 6hot his wife Sunday after a quarrel Madrid Jan 33 News was received Arthur 111 bank Thursday night and He then shot himself twice Both died Sunday evening from San Sebastian oi then blew the safe with dynamite later at tbp hospital Deithloff and a terrible fire at Egloibar Dova about They secured 3000 The baadits e his wife had not been living together ten miles west of San Sebastian is aped on a band car for some time which 20 persons lost their lives 111 Washington Jan 21 The condition Williamson W Va Jan 23 Sam of Col James A Sexton of Chicago P Kennedy was sentenced by the cir- ommander-in-chie- f of the G A R cuit court Saturday to the penitentiary aow seriously ill at the Garfield hos- ¬ for life on conviction for the killing oi pital here was a trifle improved Fri ¬ Harrison Steele near Devon last fall day He is the first convict in the county Bank Robbed of 830O0 ever sent up for life ¬ Kennedy Got a Life Sentence Col Sexton m Trifle Better HER LIFE FOR HER JEWELRY correction who is charged with misappropriating funds of his office and One Woman Suflceited By Smoke and An ¬ who had been reported missing re person should still believe tharrnTere IVone to Turn Over other Jumped From a Window Dor turned to his home Friday In an inI thought you were going to turn over a force of will and determination will iny a Fire in Passaic N J 1 map new leaf lohn terview Mr Wagenman said she said overcome depressed spirits and nerv ¬ I was he replied but I find I cant 1 ousness in women These troubles are New York Jan 23 Miss Emma be a little short probably I am Why not deny the charges that I haeused There wont be any new leaves until indications of disease Rumpler 22 years of age was killed dont Every woman who doesnt under ¬ Chicago Post and Miss Grace Winthrop was injured the money of the office for my ow n use spring stand her condition should write to at a fire in Passaic N J Saturday but my offical acts are all right 1 More Faet Than Fiction Lynn Mass to Mrs Pinkham for her The fire broke out in a three story have enough money in the bank to pay Miss Worth Its considered impolite to advice Her advice is thorough com ¬ give jewelry to a girl to whom youre not brick building on Main avenue occu- ¬ all demands mon sense and is the counsel of a engaged pied on the ground floor by Rumplers Still Lacks Thirteen Votes learned woman of great experience Mr Strong Bv whom Bv all the other girls bakery Miss Rumpler after reaching Harrisburg Pa Jan 21 The third Jewelers Read the story of Mrs F S Bensett Weekly Westphalia Kansas as told in the fol ¬ a window from which she could have ballot for United States senator Fri been reached by the firemen went back day resulted M S Quay rep 93 If as the poet Wither says care will lowing letter 44 Dear Mrs Pixsham I have suf- ¬ to her bedroom to get her jewelry was George A Jenks dem 60 John Dal kill a cat it might be well to hang a little overcome by the smoke and perished zell rep 14 John Stewart rep 9 Df it over the back fence where felines most fered for over two years with falling congregate L A W Bulletin enlargement and ulceration of the Miss Winthrop jumped from a third Charles W Stone rep 8 George F do womb and this spring being in such story but was caught in a net spread Huff rep 5 Alvin Markle rep 1 It is not the man who contributes most to a weakened condition caused me to by the firemen and sustained only Galusha A Grow rep 1 Charles E the campaign fund who assumes to know flow for nearly six months Some time painful injuries Rice rep 1 C E Smith rep 1 J F best how to spend it Washington la ago urged by friends I wrote to you Democrat Downing rep 1 E A Irvin rep 3 ROCK Charles Tubbs rep 4 Absent and not Lots of men dont know enough to stop for advice After using the treatment MISSION DISPUTED which you advised for a short time oil Chicago Daily voting 42 Necessary to a choice 106 Doring when they strike that terrible flow stopped News There Will Be a Struggle in the Courts I am now gaining strength and Between the Government and a Dry Claims to He an Heiress Many a pair of patent leather shoes cover flesh and have better health than I Dock Co for Possession Denver Col Jan 21 Mrs Mary socks that are full of holes Washington have had for the past ten years I la Democrat wish to say to all distressed sufferSan Francisco Jan 23 There is Tyson Williams of this city who is 45 years old and has three children not likely to be a struggle in the courts I could not get along without Pisos Cure ing women do so suffer longer when elaims to be a niece of James T3rson for Consumption It always cures Mrs is one kind and willing to there before Mission Rock a small island in Mass Oct 22 94 E C Moulton Needham aid you the bay is relinquished to the govern- ¬ the Australian who recently died Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ leaving a fortune estimated to be ment by the California Dry Dock Co The man who always says exactly what pound is a womans remedy for wo ¬ which claims the property under a worth over -- 5000000 and she expects he means is more numerous than popular mans ills More than a million wo state title President MeKinley has to receive a share of the estate Mrs Chicago Daily News met have been benefited by it set aside the island as a naval reserva- ¬ Williams says that Tysons correct Speakers praise Actors Vocalists Public Tar Horehound tion and it will be seized in the name name was Roberts that he was born Hales Honev of Drops Cure andone minute in at Festinog North Wales and that her ikes Toothache of the United States The right to do READERS OF THIS PAPER mother was his sister DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ¬ so will be disputed by the dock comThe man who does his own thinking beADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS comes a focus for all the reflectors Rams ThwIkiki J lines Morcn Sink pany which has been in possession for SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING Horn Pittsburgh Pa Jan 21 The tow a many years and has expended nearly WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS gone Ask St Jacobs Oil It Wheres it half a million dollars on the island boat Tmes Moren owned by the Admred that bruise gone vance Coal Co going south Friday COMTE ESTERHAZY MAJ with a tow of coal and iron struck a A mans work is an index of his char hidden obstruction at Merriam just icter Rams Horn Relieved of His Oith of Secrecy He Will above Sewickley and sunk a barge of It is easy sure It will vanish Use St Appear Before the Court of Cas ¬ Meat smoked in a few boirs with steel rails and a barge and flat of coal Jacobs Oil tor Neuralgia Its done KRAUSERS LIQUID EXTRACT OF S0KE sation Monday The channel is blocked against tows Made from hickory Wood Cheaper dMM Buzzards never study etiquette Rams sweeter and sorer than tbe old way Send f4 Paris Jan 23 Maj Comte Ferdi- ¬ and no shipments can 15e made until Horn circular L KRAlSKIi BUO Milton I nand Walsin Esterhazy the reputed the obstructions are removed Only author of the Dreyfus bordereau who single steamers can pass the wrecks arrived here Wednesday evening from Mitrht Session in lur Housp Rotterdam to testify before the court Washington Jan 21 -- In the house of cassation wrote Saturday to M De Freycinet the minister for war asking Friday Hull of Iowa chairman of the to be released from his oath of profes-¬ military affairs committee asked for consideration sional secrecy M DeFreyciuet Sun ¬ unanimous consent He day acceded to his request and it is be- ¬ of he army bill neit Tuesda lieved that Comte Esterhazy will ap- ¬ further asked that th members agree For Infants and Children In pear before the court Monday He to 15 hours debate half of the same to receive vis- ¬ be given each side after which the continues to decline to five minute rule was to go in force Use itors Trad Ficare of Ontario Will Offer Concessions to France For Ottawa Ont Jan 21 The trade Jan 23 The Times dis¬ London Signature cussing editorially Anglo French rela- ¬ figures of the Dominion for the six Over Thirty Years ending December 31 last show months tions hints that France will be offered Of concessions in Madagascar as a set off an increase in the aggregate trade of The Kind You Have Always Bought over 814000000 The figures were 177 to the French shore rights irl New T7 MURRAY iTIIKTHtW VOAK CITY TMC CINTtUR COMPANY 664318 as against 163261937 for the Foundland six months in 1897 STAR PLUG ¬ It was an apparently innocent little din ner invitation which drew a number of California street heavyweights to the handsome home of a capitalist on Pacific avenue who is no longer popular in the Pacific Union club After the dinner which was elaborately planned perfectly served and thoroughly appreciated the host led the way to the billiard room where One on the Rector he produced for the inspection of his friends The little daughter of a local clergyman a new roulette wheel which he had just pur has reached the age where big words are chased apt to floor her and where she is very senAlter it had been examined and duly ad sitive to the remarks of an older brother mired monsieur proposed that his friends Not long ago she came running to her tempt fortune with it announcing that he father would be banker and smilingly invited Papa papa George called me names them to break him The guests scarcely Why what did George say expected this sort of diversion but thev Oh said the little girl with a strong ex hardly could decline the entertainment t disgust he said I practiced which had been provided for them Havpression what I preached I dont do I ing carelessly undertaken to call the turn Weil my child 1 on black red expe ted to But I dont do I papa I dont any lose thetrine to or the host thev they did not a their but more than you do do I anticipate any such And then the rector choked up But he as overt ook each of financial catastrophe the players took a half hour from his sermon and exThe bank won steadily the plained the meaning of the obnoxious ex player guests were broke Soon all host but the Clevepression to the best of his ability offered in an oif hand way to stake om land Plain Dealer and all guarding against a loss of the frequent loans however by taking the Destined to Dc Great checks of his friends For the purpose with The shipping clerk kept his rubber stamps admirable forethought he had provided in a big deep box on a shelf near him himself with blank checks on every bank in where they are handy he said But the town There was no escape for his victims Thev errand boy was looking for an opportunity to make himself invaluable so at noon while were all thoroughly trapped and well he was in charge of the works he drove scorched before they were released The small nails into the partition in such a man guests caught the first car home in the morn ner that each rubber stamp could be hung ing the urbane host with unparalleled gen separately on two nails An impression of erosity presenting each guest with a nickel the stamp was then made upon a small slip to pay his fare San Francisco News Letter of paper and this slip was pasted above each stamp The appreciation of the shipping History clerk was shown when he said this arrange Teacher of the Future Who can tell me oient saved him at least an hours work who was Hcbson every day Some day that errand boy will One of the tountless Generation as Yet be the proprietor of a business so systemat Unborn Please he was the hero of the ized that he will not grow prematurely old merry smack Indianapolis Journal with worry Furniture Journal Ignorance and superstition got married be- ¬ In Old Missouri fore the flood Rams Horn Mrs Olive It is rumored among the neighbors that your husband beat you last night Is it true NEBYOUS DEPRESSION Mrs Poplar There isnt a word of truth in the report He struck at me several times but failed to hit me You know he A TALK WITH MRS PINKHAM played with the St Louis nine last seaA woman with the blues is a very un- ¬ Chicago Evening News son comfortable person She is illogical unhappy and frequently hysterical An Expedient The condition of the mind known as Poet gloomily I dont see how it is going to be possible any longer to keep the the blues nearly always with wo- ¬ wolf from the door men results from diseased organs of Poets Wile You might sit on the doorstep and read aloud one of your rejected generation It is a source of wonder that in this poems Sornerville Journal age of advanced medical science any ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ShheSI ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Tjfrtpi i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ l aiMMl r r 4 JJ ZV SMOKING Jfv trffifiifr i Not VWacJe 1 Jan 2L Six masked Doable Tragedy in Cn caffo Doable lluuetug at Montgomery Ala L M NATURAL LEAF PLUG Montgomery Ala Jan 21 John and Mary Hall both Negroes were SLEDGE PLUG hanged here Friday at noon for the laurder of James Reiser near this ej vy SLEDGE MIXTURE in August last HCKSHCTT CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG a TRUST orI V fc IN C CJ oy MVERS TOBACCO COMPY E Maxmfactar OSes i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1899 LOYALTY Two friends I have long loved and trusted awhile Belin said long One turning ever toward lifes fairest We must be up and doing early to- ¬ side morrow and dAuriac is in need of rest And fearing lest it slip his grasp would He will share my bed here to night and hide Eouse us with the From his souls inward eye all sight of harkee Palin wrong dawn Bring me the worlds uncomprehending We then parted the Pantins showing praise As friendships highest tribute sees in the Huguenot to his chamber and shame Jacques but waiting for a moment or so Of mine or willful blunder naught to to help me off with my dripping things claim Deep felt repentance but in countless ways My valises were still lying in the room and I was thus enabled to get the Finds pardon for me ever and again Because I am no worse than other men change of apparel I so much needed When at last we were abed I found it The second looking up toward heavens light impossible to sleep and Belin was at Yet works in stifling fog and close drawn first equally wakeful For this I was fray despon- ¬ Mid want doubt selfish greed where thankful as I began to grow dent and felt that after all I had lost men must pray As groping they seek out lost gleams of the game utterly But the viscomptes right courage never faltered and in spite of Scanning my life with loves clear eyes he mjself I began to be cheered by his sees He explained to me fully My flimsy talents old mistakes low ends hopefulness And when I wear earths laurels but comcame that he was at the Eue how mends He wished to dis- ¬ With stern Thou canst do better things des Deux Mondes cuss with Palin some means for discov ¬ than these O keen soul reader judge me of these ering me and as the Huguenot fearing t wo to return to the rue Yarenne after what Which think you is the false friend which had to happen and yet unwilling to the true leave Paris had sought Pantins home Huntington Sessions ir Ceaturv Ruth de Belin had determined to pass the night here to consult with him giving out to his people that he had gone on a business to Monceaux I will see Sully the first thing tomorrow he said as we discussed our plans and if I mistake not it is more than madame we will find at the Toi zva J son dOr Be of good cheer dAuriac Olfrrr YfcATS your lady will come to no harm The earmarguer is playing too great a game Co Copyright i8g7 by Longmans Green to kill a goose that is likely to lay him golden eggs Im afraid though he has SYNOPSIS spoilt a greater game for his master DAurlac commanding outpost where I asked interHow do you mean scene is laid tells the story De Gomercn is in temporary command appointed by ested in spite of myself Gen de Rone to examine into a charge Onlv this that unless vou are ex- against dAuriac Nicholas a sergeant trcmelv unfortunate I regard the res brings in a man and woman from kings camp at Le Fore prisoners DAuriac cue of Mme de Bidache as certain 1 angered by insulting manner of deGomeron am as certain that this will lead to the toward woman strikes him duel follows of de Gomeron and his confedand prisoners escape Duel is interrupted arrest by appearance of de Rone and dAuriac is erates they will taste the wheel and told he will hang if found alive at close that makes loose tongues and it may of morrows battle Riding over field next lead to details concerning M de Biron day dAuriac finds Nicholas victim of de Gomerons malice in imminent danger of that we sadly need It seems to me that the wheel is death and releases him from awful pre dicament After battle in which King perilously near to me as well Henry utterly routs de Rones forces There is the edict of course said dAuriac lying severely wounded sees two ¬ in all frankness and he embraced me as a son and then in I took his hand tr Jfe 0Krv hvY ¬ TBbk fSfWAP J ¬ and observed that he kept on the side of the road opposite to me and ever and again kept calling out his wares in a monotonous sing song tone Thus far and for a space further I knew the road and observing that Pantin was able to keep me well in view in- ¬ creased my pace until at last we came to the cross street near which I had met the jealous Mangel and his wife Up the cross street I turned without hesi- ¬ tation now almost facing the tall spire that had been my landmark and I be- ¬ gan to think I would be able to trace my way to the Toison dOr without difficulty when I suddenly came to a standstill and faltered for there were half a dozen lanes that ran this way and that and for the life of me I could not tell which was the one I had taken but a few hours before so different did they look now to what they had appeared by moonlight As I halted in a doubting manner Pantin hurried up and there being one or two near me began to urge me to buy his cabbages I made a pretense of putting him off and then the strangers having passed I explained I had lost my bearings I see a wineshop open across the road chevalier go in and call for a flask and await me he answered rapidly I nodded and bidding him begone in a loud tone swaggered across the street and entering the den it could be called by no other name shouted for a litre of Beaugency and flung my self down on a rough stool with a clat- ¬ ter of my sword and a great showing of the pistol butts that stuck out from my belt The cabaret had just opened but early as I was I was not the first cus- ¬ tomer for a man was sitting half asleep half drunk on one of the foul smelling benches and as I called for my wine he rose up muttering Beau genev He wants Beaugenev There is none here he went on in a maudlin manner turning to me at the Toison ¬ dOr the left and then straight before you As for me I go back to taste Grigots It is there the second turn to Beaugency his dog poison he repeat- ¬ ed with the spiteful insistence of a man in his cups The fool in his folly speaketh wisdom Pantin muttered under his breath and then the man staggering from me attempted to go back whence he had been flung But either the morning air was too strong for him or else he was taken with a seizure of some kind for ere he had gone ten paces he fell forward on his face and lay there in the slime of the street At any other time I would have stopped to assist the man but now I could only look upon his condition as a direct interposition of Providence and I let him lay where he had fallen Come Pantin I cried we have found the spot Following the direction given by our guide we found he had not deceived us and in a few minutes I was standing at the entrance of the blind passage at one end of which was the Toison dOr ¬ A Are you good at arithmetic my dear asked Mr Perkasie of his wife I was accounted the very best arithmetician at school replied Mrs Perkasie with a touch of pride in her voice 1 Problem for Her Dont you think Leonidas said Mr Meektons wife that women ought to dependent ence be assisted in leading a perfectly in ¬ Agreelug with Her and untrammeled exist ¬ tTO BE CONTINUED Certainly Henrietta was the an swer and I presume that is why sa State it many of them consent to get married How can I buy 95 worth of presents Washington Star with 15 in cash and no credit English Livery Stable Joke Judge Job Master Im afraid sir i must En Passant ask you to pay in advance for the hire A maid her name I will not give of the horse For years had dyed that she might live Amateur Eider Whats that for She dyed her cheeks she dyed her lips Are you afraid that I shall come back And she likewise dyed her nhger tips But she died at last and left a store without the horse Of dyes and now shell dye no more Job Master Oh no but the hors Chicago Daily News might come back without you Tit Bits DISINTERESTED COUNSEL have a problem for you TRANSIENT FAME Only the Very Few Live Long In the Memory of Man Many Bitter Disqualified Poor Mrs Motherdere ex claimed Mr Meektons wife What has happened to her She had to decline our invitation to read a paper on the proper manage- ¬ ment of children because she was toe busy looking after her family Washington Star The Social Whirl Trotler What has become of Struck ile When I left he was making des pcrate efforts to get into the first so ciety Homer By the time he got in tht people who then composed the best society had bursted up so hes now aa badly off as he was before N Y Weekly Disappointments dOr 1 ¬ almost started at the words but the ¬ 1 forms moving through he darkness robbing the bodies of the dad and wounded They find golden collar on de Leyvas corpse and Babette stabs Ifsuginot her partner to gain possession Henry with retinue among whom Is fair prisoner who had escaped from do Gomeron and dAyen her suitor rides over tne field Madame rescues dAuriac and afterwards visits him daily in hospital Here he learns his friend is heiress of Bidache When well enough he is taken to her Normandy chateau where he learns from Malt re Palin madumes chaplain the king is about to force her to marry dAyen He sets out with Jacques his knave for Paris to prevent this marriage Delayed Rt Ezy he he comes upon Nicholas his old sergeant who says de Gomeron is in neighborhood with associates from army and nobility plotting treason against the king They go to de Gomerons retreat where they manage to overhear details of plot Burn ¬ ing with revenge Nicholas shoots at de Flying for their lives the two Gomeron men think themselves beyond pursuit when suddenly they are face to face with Biron one of the traitors whom dAuriac clfTSLwn and with de Gomeron who makes short work of Nicholas dAuriac escapes Arriving In Paris the chevalier lays what he knows of treasonable plot be- ¬ fore Sully master general of ordnance Calling on de Belin a friend dAuriac se- ¬ cures from him a servant Ravaillac who had previously been in service of dAyen DAyens marriage to Madame de la Bidache is to occur within fornight de Belin to stand sponsor Palin and madame arrive 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 After 24 hours im- ¬ prisonment during which he has interview with de Gomeron and Babette he manages to escape At his lodgings he finds Jacques Palin de Belin and his host Pantin assembled in council Latter suggests all go immediately in search of madame But dAuriac is doubtful if he could find way back ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ landlord whose face appeared from be ¬ hind a cask at my shout and whose countenance now showed the utmost anger at his old clients speech sud ¬ denly seed him by the neck and hust- ¬ led him from the room The drunken knave he said with a great oath to de Belin but madames evidence will Bay that I kept no Beaugency Here absolve vou and we can arrange that captain and he handed me a litre jou are not put to the question at with a much stained glass here is Beangency that comes from Mores own once The cool way in which he said this cellars and he looked knowingly at would have moved me to furious anger me Xot wishing to hold converse with the against him did 1 not know him to be so fellow I filled the glass and then true e friend As it was I said sharply Thank you 1 will take care that the wheel does not touch nie Yery well he answered and now good night I shall sleep Old man in a boat He turned on his side and seemed to Who cried Im afloat Im afloat drop off at once and as I lay through Alas many have floated on what 1 somethe weary hours of that night seemed a full tide of renown onlj to be times used to turn to the still figure at stranded before their voyage had run my side with envy at the peace of his a lifetime Lippincotts ¬ tems Something was done lately in com- ¬ memoration of Thomas Haynes Bayly 1797 1830 the most popular English song writer of his age after Tom Moore His lyrics were known in every drawing room 50 years ago but how many in our generation had ever heard of him Somebody the otfber day called attention to the fact that Philip James Bailey author of the brilliant if er ¬ ratic Festus 1830 is still living This was a surprise to the superfluous veterans who had read the book and re Yet these two were in membered it their time larger figures than most of our living poets So perishable and perfidious a thing is fame The young wn iter whose heart swells with inno- ¬ cent joy at beholding his first effusions in print may fondly fancy himself on the high road to immortality He is a pathetic spectacle to his seniors re minding them of the ¬ ¬ The cold fact is that the great mass of reputations in literature as elsewhere are small affainrs and transient at that comets rather than stars and not especially brilliant while they remain above the horizon Like our little systems of theology metaphysics or what not they have their day and cease to be and while they last they generally cause less stir than did the little sys¬ ¬ ¬ J - I r Sneh an Obstinate Girl I fear said the fond mother that He If you eat too much cake youll we will have to give our consent to Mabels marriage to Mr Jones sure to be ill St Pauls Whats the matter asked the close fisted father Wont she elope Unbeaten Chicago Post Who is the lightweight champion Why bless your soul Who His Marriage The man in summer who sells ice And in winter time sells coal N Y Journal Pupil 1 wonder how it is that the blind receive more consideration from us than the deaf The Philosopher The reason is plain my son It is because they are able to listen to our old stories and yet are unable to see our shady actions Ally Sloper Miles Speaking from Experience An astronomical event Is scheduled very soon The world will shortly be eclipsed Behind a honeymoon Puck GREAT LLCK anniversary of my birth to day Giles And yet judging from your appearance no one would take you for a fool Miles Why what do you mean Giles Xothing only youre not a philosopher are you Chicago Record Im celebrating the fortieth One or the Other slumber CHAPTER XVI Continued This settles our going out to night I went on there is but one thing to do to morrow to find the house It will be easy to discover if madame is within After that I propose to rescue by the ordinary means of the law Would it not be as simple to have recourse to Villeroi the first thing to- ¬ asked Belin morrow enough but the law has its Simple delays and if once the house is raided and madame is not there we may whis tle for our prize put in Pantin But the wheel Babette who will not Will break M de Gomeron is no fool to know trust her more than the length of his No I will leave nothing to hand chance I propose then to seek out the house to morrow with Pantins help if ¬ ¬ he will give it Most willingly put in the notary Thanks my good friend That we will find it I am certain and that we can act In the meantime I must ask you by all means in your power to get the search of the law after me de- ¬ layed Then If de Villeroi must hear said some certain news to morrow Annette There speaks a womans wit ex claimed Belin well after all perhaps your plan is the best And iu this search of to morrow I will share Palin suddenly exclaimed But my heart was sore against him for ¬ Thic is Pardon me Maitre Palin my right I do this alone he sneered Your right Yes Maitre Palin my right I go to rescue my promised wife Palin said nothing for a moment At his features twitching nervously Tt is what I have last he turned to me hoped and prayed for he said hold ¬ ing out his hand forgive me I take back the words so hastily spoken an old man who seeks your par- ki what he had said d window begin to whiten and almost immediately after heard footsteps on the landing This was enough for me and unable to be still longer I sprang SUDDENLY SEIZED HIM BY THE BACK OF THE NECK out of bed and hastened to open the door myself It admitted Jacques and a figure in whom I should never have flinging him a crown bade him drink recognized the notary had I not known the rest of the bottle for good luck The that it could be no other than Pantin scoundrel drank it there and then and Jacques bore a tray loaded with re ¬ as soon as he had done so returned to freshments and Pantin held a lantern the charge It is good wine eh captain for it was still dark in one hand and It is I answered dryly but he was something that looked like the folds of a long cloak hung in the loop of his not to be denied Monsieur is out early I see arm The noise of their entrance woke Monsieur is out late you mean I de Belin With a muttered exclamation made answer playing my part and I did not catch he aroused himself and the candles being lit we proceeded to longing for Pantin to return A good joke Ho ho he roared make a hasty toilet As I drew on my Captain I do not know you but tell me boots I saw they were yet wet and muddy and was about to rate Jacques your name and curse me if I do not I told him drink your health in Arbois the day you when Pantin anticipated to let them be so monsieur you have ride to Montfaucon You will know my name soon a part to play put this over your left enough I answered humoring the fel eye And with these words he handed me a huge patch Then in place of my low and I promise to send you the own hat I found 1 had to wear a frayed Arbois the day I ride there I may tell cap of a dark sage green velvet with a you that it was to the Toison dOr I was scarecrow looking white feather stick- ¬ recommended bj my friends but your ing from it Lastly Pantin flung over Beangency and your company are so iny shoulders a long cloak of the same good compere that shall make this color as the cap and seemingly as old my house to or drrirg my stay in And at that It fell almost down to my heels and was the Fanborg St Martin I caught sight of Pantin fastened at the throat by a pair of moment There is another crown to drink to leather straps in lieu of a clasp our friendship and mind you keep Faith exclaimed the viseompte as a flask for me against my rehe stood a little to one side and sur- ¬ as good noon An revoir I have a busi veyed me if you play up to your dress turn at ness at my lodging you are more likely to adoru than raise The wretch overwhelmed me with the gallows Jacques spoke of thanks and stood at the door watching Then Panlin and I started oft on our me as I crossed over the street with a search for the Toison dOr warning glance to Pantin and strolled As he closed the entrance door be ¬ slowly onward A little further on I hind him carefully and Jacques turned turned to my left keeping well in the the key I looked up and down the rue middle of the rood to avoid the filth and des Deux Mondes but there was not a refuse thrown carelessly on each side soul stirring and as tunned I saw that my man had All Paris was asleep Above us the gone in I was certain of one thing sky still swarmed with stars though that the Toison dOr was not far off a pale band of light was girdling the and whilst I licked my way slowly horizon Here and there in the heav- ¬ along Pantin came up to me with his ing inist on the river we saw the feeble sing song whine glimmer of a lantern that had survived I asked in a low Have you found it through the night and still served to tone mark the spot where a boat was No he sang out All around us the outlines of moored At this moment a figure rose up from a brown silhouette but the steps of a house where I had nothe city rose in the golden cross on the spire of Notre ticed it crouching a few steps from Dame had alreadj caught the dawn me and swung forward and blazed like a beacon against the Ilola Tis monsieur le capitaine gray of the skv overhead has your excellency tasted the Beau I tell your ex We pushed on briskly and by the gency the dog poison time we had reached St Jacques we cellency there is but one house in the were warm enough despite the chilli- ¬ Fauborg where they sell it the Toison ness of the morning At a stall near dOr Go and drink some there then the church and hard by the Pont Notre Dame Pantin purchased a quantity of and I tossed him a pieee of silver He picked it up from the road where vegetables bidding me to keep a little ahead of him in future and guide him it had fallen like a dog snatching at a in this manner as far as I knew Whilst bone and then stood surveying the he was filling his basket 1 turned up coin which he held in the open palm of rue St Martin wondering what the his hand they You he said might noatrys object could be in transformserve me and then with I wouldnt ing himself into a street hawker every now and drunken familiarity he came elose to went slowly stopping 111 show you the Toison again to see if Pantn was following my elbow ¬ ¬ CHAPTEK XYII MAITRE PANTIN SELLS fJABBAGES At last just as my patience was worn to its last shred I saw the glae in the f3 Ti v YX k vIj far I t Yt rT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Visitor Its sad about the man who variable universal and consistent He was found dead in his room from blow- ¬ had the ceremonious manner of the old ing out the gas school Towards intellectual inferiors Hotel Manager Yes its too bad his manner was deferential careless Xobody has claimed the body and as he observers might regard his humility as paid his last dollar for the room we First Klondike You say youvt pay for the struck great luck did you find gold assumed or even as hypocritical It dont know who is going to was nothing of the kind Mr Gladstone gas Chicago Journal Second Klondiker No I found lived in the presence of the unseen piece of bacon that somebody left i Winter Weather Like the Puritans of old he saw the this hole Boston Herald The crimson of the forest leaves hand of God in all events of life To When the autumn days are gone Deception him earthly distinctions were of no acBut the topers nose grows redder man who dyes his hair and beard The count Did he not refuse an earldom As the winter weareth on Has finally to own Tammany Times On the rich and the eloquent on the Thinking others he deceives That he deceives himself alone nobles and dignitaries he looked down MORE TRAIN WRECKING Detroit Journal with contempt for he was rich in a Had a Good Time treasure that thieves cannot break First Old Boy Let me see your son through nor steal be was eloquent in enjoyed a university career I believe t a language revealed to him from on Yes he Second Old Boy grimly high he was noble by the right of an appears to have done nothing else the any- inscribed in earlier creation than bills are coming in still Ally Sloper the college of arms and the priesthood of his life was conferred by an imposiA Hard Struggle tion of a mightier Hand than the suc Sympathetic Friend And did yout cessor of St Augustine With this pan husband die peaceably oply of spiritual armor which shuthim Son owing Widow Oh Im afraid off from the large majority of prosper- ¬ not We had three doctors Chicago ous and worldly minds he eagerly Daily News sought information from babes and sucklings Harpers Weekly Frank Indorsement Mrs Hunt From what 1 hear of your An Ingenious Trap husband 1 should infer that he is a man The mother of a nobleman who once of iron will represented a division of Manchester in Mrs Blunt Youre right he is and the Hgiish parliament had a maid who pigiron at that llichmond Dispatch The Bench Whats the charge con seemed to childish eyes extremely old The Fink of Modesty The children of the family longed to stable putting peeler Prisoner was found She Im not agraid of the beskt maa know her acre but were much too wel bred to ask a question which they felt his wifes mince pies on the railway living Ally Slopes dont think lit I hope not dear would be painful so they sought to lines your worship 1 ever gave you any reason to be afraid attain the desired end by a system of In n Nutshell of me Yonkers Statesman ingenious traps The boy chanced in a The other day a wise one spoke lucky hour to find in his Book of Use ¬ So the words of wisdom ran A Pessimistic View Woman shes always working ful Knowledge the tradition that the In all vocations it appears Embroidery or a man aloe flower blossomed only once in 100 Men plan to cheat and rob P uck Even an honest builders work years He instantly saw his opporIs at best a put up job The Two Eti euiea tunity and accosting the maid asked Chicago Daily News I help smiling reallx cant Wiggs Susan have you often insinuatingly see little Suapltigh out with when een the aloe flower Chicago Inter POETICAL EXPHESSIO thai lanky wife of his ahe looks so aw Ocean fully tall with him A Confession but 1 can Waggs Yes I daresay Mrs Mellisfa Since we are married tell you shes very short with him at Harold you hardly ever tell me that times Ally Sloper you couldnt live without me as you The lhiuu Re Thought Of used to before our wedding Monty you know is the root of ail Mr Mettlsh Well of course you didnt make me hold up my right hand evil I wonder if wed have to root so and swear every Oogbn before going to Chicago bed then that I hadnt told a lie to hard for it if it wasut Xewg you duniog the day Chicago Evening Daily News He Saw It Then They say the girl DlWMO Jones Trfey Will Tell YYha4 do you think will be the out ¬ marriea was eross eyed Yes but he never fully re come of the war said Mrs Darley Oh that had the wings of a oird alized it until after her money was to Mrs East lake Y Evening Journal X Puck I shall not make op my mind until I gone hear what the college graduates havf At the EiU Ante Mortem to say about it in their commencement When he hasnt u brake on his wheel Lives of millionaires remind us essays replied Mrs Eustlake X Y At the top of the hill it is said That although we slave and save ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ 1 ¬ lii-OA-- n Gladstones Conrtesy fei general society perhaps the most engaging quality of Mr Gladstone was his old world courtesy to everyone It was not put on or put off It was in- Hard Luck V ¬ 1 -- Journal A ¬ Mother Harold now God made In the Same llusiness everything to be of some use in tail So br huaOanu is au cuiior Xow what did he make a cat world But goovi iatidl li theres portant Ye for dont know it seen to me Im oi in the wu o utws she can Harold So a boy would have some aa thin juibliliut more importance whti Vivra t aujk B auroati brat huu thing to plug stones at--to Date money Chicago Record Umore Sun ¬ 1 ¬ Boys Idea We must leave it all behind us When we rumble to the grave -- Clevtlana Leader That the inquest may later reveal A very laifee break in his head Judge An Objeet of Pursuit It is tuore that iuu vs a man im 1 Up r vmm mm JM Mii1 ru jj IK UMRsr GUVSiHY rtiCMfttrlrtnl j- - s- - bq i V PARIS KY TUEh Fair Company Hi A ¬ A JANUARY 24 Ho if H9 PARAGRAPHS OCIm rwm- A Ne if TENNYSON S FAITH Problem of the Future Life the Dominant Interest reader of the Life of Tennyson by bis son will be struck by t je fcio that no subject interested him so deep ly a the problem of tbe future life He will slso observe that it was always problem to him one that he was con stantly raising that would not stay set tled To be sure he was a believer in immortality but not a restful believer He was all the time digging up the roots of his faith to be sure they were alive Tbe old question would not stay unanswered The reader of his poetry observes the same thing He is always on the side of faith but of a somewhat disturbed faith He belonged to that metaphysical society which invited into its membership believers of all shades with all shades of unbelievers whose object was to raise and answer doubts about God and the future life He was the spokesman of the scientific doubt of the age fluttering over the dovecots of faith but hardly settling and resting and nesting therein One observes the contrast with this fluttering faith who reals the poems of Milton with their abiding faith in the future life This is the spiritual con trast between In Memoriam and Lycidas In Miltons requiem even under its paganized form there is a robust and jubilant faith in God and eternal life No question enters The mind and heart are satisfied The dear friend is beyond all doubt among the saints and choirs above One regrets that Tennysons mental structure perhaps could find positiveness and rest on questions of politics or poetry but must perennially dubitate to be sure with the hopeful balance of probability over questions of faith I believe I know he once said the quantity of every word in the English language except scissors but one seems to de tect a tremnlousness in his best expres- sion of faith I hope to meet my Pilot face to face when I have crossed the Independent bar ¬ RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Hon C M Thomas has start d a to ruHnize a new Fair Com EM fa Hamilton t the Wilbur Opera movement Cuuipauv btis Ltriifd a iurtuue b th pany to buy the fair grounds and give an old fashioned htck fair He was cir drtitb ot her grandmother culating a subscription paper yesterday and met with confident ble encourage A TerpioboitHU Carnival will b inent getting one si vejth of thenecessi iven iy Lrsingtou society people fo ry amount snbscrined The enterprise he benefit oi tie Childrens Ei hub is a worthy one ard every bo ly in should take Lick Paris it should have a fair by all means Mtysvills handsome new oprn The Rover -- Ami Remark In EBAI 404 Ms ¬ EJV CO PARIS RY ¬ ¬ IN 8TKEKT Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK houst- - will be opened n Februan 9tb 10th aim llth by performances by local talent T N Lawaon a Boston millionaire 5000 tor a tine carnation has paid which has been named lor his wife Tbe blooms are lour ami oue half inches ia diameter and are a beantnul pink The morniug train from Cincinnati yesterday ran over and killed J J Hull near Morning View Hall was walking on the track ami deliberately threw bim- self in front of tbe engine His body was terribly mangled STOCK AND TURF NEWS New Goods New Styles New Patterns Prices Right Style Right Goods Right After the most successful week of sales in the history of our business we will re ready Vondiy January 23rd with our New Spring Styles in HEUHuUFSfS J J TIE BQQBBOJf REUS ISS1 j Nineteenth Year -- Established Published every Tuesitay and Fidny WALTER CH AMP Owr ft Editors a j BBTJCiE MILLEl Makr all Checks ri tayable to the ordet of THAU p mW Edgar Baume a talented Mr Sterling actor has beeu engaged as folding man for Eugenia Blair Tbe Company will play an engagement in Mt Sterling this Miss Blair will begin a tour in season Orrffts A fl ilih- e - January 30tb in a Lady of Quality hiving secured the ngut to piouuco tie piay in certain territory The Jhrald says that a lady who lived AD VK f iHAAt KA JJlo Lexington tiudmg it impossible to Displays one dTlar perlncb for nrsl n r near attend the auction sale of Robert Burns ion half rates each insertion tbereaftei er Locals or reading notices ten ceni line each insertion Locals in hlstcL tj e Wilsons paintings stood at her teletwenty cents per line each insertion phone and had the bids on certain pic Fractions of Hues count as full lines wleu tures repeated to her She raised the running at line rates Obituarh cards of thinks calls on candi bids and finally bought two pictures dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Ike nature ten cents per line which she had admired Bidding by tel Special rates given for largadvertise ephone must be awfully trying on a wo ¬ ments and yearly arris mans neryes Judge James Tarvin of Kenton ie a candidate for the Democratic nominaLast week was truly Cyrauo week tion of Vice President in Cincinnati and Richard Mausfields fine production of Cyrano de Bergerac SCINTILLATIONS atrraeted hnndreds of visitors including 0 a liberal quota of Kentuckiaus to Cin An Interesting Jumble Of News And cinnati to see the famous play rbo t0- Comment Versailles has adopted the high license tal recepts at the Grand were nearly 17000 making it one of the most suc plan The Louisville Legion will be muster- cessful engagements in tbe theatrical history of the Qaeen City The produc- ¬ ed out at Ft Thomas on February 20 tion is a superb one and deserves the The Kentucky Iuter Collegiate oratorApropos ot the sut cess it has achieved ical contest will be held in LexiDgton various ways iu which the name has April 7th been pronounced it may be of interest to Judge Denny of Lexington wants to those who did not see it to know that be one of the Commissioners to the Paris Cyrano de Bergerac is pronounced ns Exposition if spelled Seerano de Beai j arar the Mrs Martha Martin of Maysville is emphasis beiug placed on the first sylla ¬ one of the heirs to the 400000 estate ble in each word left by C G Hopkins who ditd recent Ask for Power urauds ot n sh roasted 1 in Kansas city coffee fresh roasted every Uav A great wave of suicidal mania seems to have swept over Louisville Jockey Controversy Settled week Four persons took their own A dispatch from Memphis sae Tom lives and one failed in the attempt J W Sparks and family were poison my Burns will ride for John W Schoir Son for the next two years at a s ilaiy 1 by eatirg-bsa-dwhich a new cook made from meal in which ra poison had of S000 per annum This was sailed been mixed All have recovered This at a conference held here to day which was attended by all iutereoted potties happened at Nicholasville W Sruorr Alfred Jackson a Chicago thi f hs viz E W Simms John tried seven times to commit suicide John Burns Tom ny s father Ju Lji L Twice he tried to catch pneumonia by P Tarletou attorney for SiumifS Frank sitting in a snowbank and his last at- Zimmermau attorney for Tomin and tempt to die was by shooting He wil C R Ellison Tommys mauater All the interested parties declined to recover make any statements beyond tht asser- Some of the roads in Madison mast be tion that matters were amicably settled in a fearful coudition The Climax says and that Burns will ride for Schorr that a horse was pulled out of a mud Son according to the contract he had road by the aid of six negroes four made with them which is binding fori males ropes and poles after it had been two years at a salary of b000 Ot mired for two hours course in the settlement made UuUy Mr The Montgomery grand jury has ad Simms received back th 509e hd journed until Thursday after retnrniug nuirt Rnrns Knirr when h Hnreft -m r about forty indictments against promi- contract last fall It is also stated that nent business and professional men for Mr Simms received in addition between gambling Several saloou keepers weie 2000 and 5000 from Tommy tor his also indicted The trial of Pres Math release and which enabled him to fulfill ews the negro rapist was set for Friday the contract he had made with Schorr Son and thus ends the controversy that has been pending for four months Burns and Ellison returned to New Orleans tonight John Burns and his J wife departed for their home in Canada Judge Tarlton went to Louisville and Mr Simms left for Helena Ark ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - Turf Notes Henry Fuhrman is at home from a successful business tr p to Atlanta Ed Simms coir The Kentuckian is thought to have a good chance to win the Tennessee Dei by J T Woodford of Mt Starling last week sold a tine saddle stallion to a Missouri man for 1000 T H irnhhs of Mmitininprv has bfa farm Qf F ing of Bath 85000 cash Thieves are robbing barns it Fayette J T Hughes has lost a tine horse at d Alex Miller had a big steer stolen Cotswold Ewes S3 pure bred Cots wold ewe descended from Jos Penns fine flock All bred to one of Hal Wood tine bucks For sale by fords C V Higgins ¬ Sales and Transfers CM stock Crop fc tv ¬ ¬ m ¬ ¬ ¬ 24jan 2w Pans Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ In Tincinnati last week C K Pepper or tn18 county Swia seven nnas oi touac co Lvle Short sold t8 95 to 4 five at 850 to 6 60 and R R ss sold HARNESS REINS JVV our at 7 to Thomas of this citv sold two hhds at 11 25 each Made From the Stoutent of Leather A Wort About Hand Holds You can now get home roasted coffees The reins of a set of single harness Ask for the Power brands are each about 13 feet in length those Try ur Leader Coffee six pounds of a double harness about 15 feet For business harness reins are made of for lu F B McDermott leather tanned black the reins of carriage harness are made of russet colored New Yokk E lam pine apple Neufa leather chatel cheese Reins require to be very stout and tf Newton Mitchell they are almost always made of steer hide the leather of which traces are Twenty rive per cent discount made these however being of more on all Winter nnlerweir at Price than one thickness Occasionally lines Cos clothiers for light or for cheap harness are made of cowhide but not often As a rule the Fo Sale Oue Ure arrhracite best of leather is used for the reins even in cheap harness There can be ob stjvv Apply to Dr Usry 2t tained from the hides of leather suitable for reins strips from seven to nine feet Nupk raisins dates figs currants in length so that reins are always of seedless raisins necessity made iu two pieces Newton Mitchell The loops or hand holds often seen Heinzs baked beaus iu tomato same on the reins of track or road horses are commonly made of lighter leather F B McDfcKMoTr stitched together and then sometimes Always ask for Paris M lling stitched to the reins but more often s- Cos Puri y flour All grocers cured to them in such a manner that 5 ¬ ¬ Laces Percales Piques Chevicts Dimities Ginghams Welts fcheetingF B Shirtings Cottons Linens lsters Ready Made Sheets Pillow Cases and All at Prices that n eet all legitimate competition FRAN K CO keep It Insist on having Purity the convenience of the driver The three loop hold which is called the every time i ¬ ¬ Boston hand hold is commonly used frr track driving Tbe single loop is the Thy our Leader C fiVe six pounds for one used by most drivers on the road F B McDkrmott 100 There are patent hand holds made of metal The wooden buttons sometimes We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ seen on reins used as hand holds are pair your linen and put neck bands on made in pairs one button of each pair having a stem with a thread cut on it Haggard Reed free which goes through the rein and is Tky our Leader Coffee six pounds for screwed into the other button of tbe pair on the opposite side New York 00 F B McDkkmott Sun 1 j ¬ PaiiKy agency insures against During SoTrlnfc October Seed good time early is a fire wind and storm best ol1 re- ¬ for sowing panpy seed for next springs prompt paying compani- supply of plants for bedding out The liable My r -- TJTI7T3 ¬ esnon-union reason for fall sowing out of doors is W 0 HINTON Agent enough sometimes the flow is too scant and again it is too profuse Each symptom shows that Nature needs help and that there is trouble in the or- ¬ Be careful gans concerned in any of the above con- ¬ when ditions Dont take any and every nostrum advertised to cure female troubles there are thousands of wo- ¬ men who nearly suffer death from irregular menses Some- ¬ times the period comes too sometimes not often often Every Month Foul Smelling Catarrh is one of the most obstinate diseases and hence the most difficult to get rid of There is but one way to cure it The disease is in the blood and all the sprays washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have no nermanent effect whatever upon it Swifts Spe cificcure Catarrh permanently for it is the only remedy which can reach the r W -- W Catarrh Injsurairce Agents Fined The Frankfort insurance agents who BRADFIEUYS FEMALE REGULATOR medicine for irregular or pain- ¬ ful menstruation It cures all the ailments that are caused by irregularity such as leucor rhcea falling of the womb nervousness pains in the head back breasts shoulders sides hips and limbs By regulating the menses so that they occur every twenty eighth day all those aches disappear together Just before your time comes get a bottle and see how much good it will do you Druggists sell it at i Send for our free book Perfect Health for Women THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA were indicted recently for entering a combine to fix insurance rates were each fined 250 in the State Fiscal Court at Rruntfrrf ThnraHur The MmtMiM V are known as the board companies diaftMfi nd f it frnm thahiH WV lVV and include all those operating under Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburr had the Kentucky and Tennessee Board if KyI could Catarrh for years Rewrites see no Improvement whatever Underwriters though I was constantly treated with sprays and washes and dlffer- The case has been watched with interent Inhaling remedies in iaci i could reel that est by the Paris insurance agents who each winter I was worse were indicted by the grand jury for enthan the year previous Finally it was tering a combine brought to my notice that Catarrh was a blood Judge Cantrill refused a new trial in disease and after think ing over the matter I the case oi the insurance companies and saw it was unreasonable to the Court of an appeal will be taken jJw to expect to be cured by SMVsxHfe remedies which only Appeals reached the surface V ans to the hot drying influences of the house which are so likely to bring on red spider and other troubles Prepare a bed of very rich porous loam on a well drained locatron Placo over it a fianie to be filled with forest leaves as a protection to the little plants over winter After sowing the seed iu the bed sift a very light covering of soil over the seed merely enough to hide them During tbe process of germiua- tion never allow the bed to dry out as moisture is essential to perfect germiua- tion of any seed As severe weather approaches cover the bed with a few inches of litter of some sort forest leaves being preferable At the proper time in the spring the seedlings may be pricked out of the soil in the seedbed and transferred to the bed in which tneT are co hi oom Worn Home Companion that the plants are not then subjected endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYin STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRICE means anyiying in mis unaertaKing 1Q AJLi- - It will be my READY ASSURED ¬ PEOSPECTIVE BUYERS will do well TO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by so doing protect their own interets My CARPETS and PAPERS are t ought in conjunction and you can fit your house up in a tasty manner at a small expense ¬ ¬ sweetly One Dny at h Time It is a blessed secret says the British Weekly this of living by the day Any one can carry his burden however heavy till nightfall Any one can live patiently lovingly purely is the one safe and sure I till the sun goes down And this is all I that life ever really means to us just then decided to try one little day Do todays duty Fight Insure m my agency - uon- - 8 S S and after a few bottles were used I no todays temptations and do not weaken ticed a perceptible improvement Continuing union Prompt paying reliable the remedy the disease was forced out of my and distract yourself by looking foroure was system companies wind and storm W 0 HINTON Agent A insures against fire i i i j y lnnno O Popular Hotel Always popular the Palace Hotel Sixth and Vine street was easny ine most popular hotel in Cincinnati aunng the Q A R encampment Excellent cuisine prompt service and polite em- A cures obstinate deep seated diseases which other remedies have no effect whatever upon It promptly reaches never fails to cure eren the 0atlirrh most aggravated eases the result and a complete I advise all who have this dreadful disease to ward to things yon cannot see and could abandon their local treatment which has never not understand if you saw them God done them any good and take S 8 8 a remgives us nights to shut down the curedy that can reach the disease and cure it To continue the wrong treatment for tain of darkness on our little days We Catarrh is to continue to suffer 8wifts cannot see beyond Short horizons Specific is a real blood remedy and make life easier and give ns one of ¬ ¬ ¬ Respectfully brave true holy living J T HINTON Ho TZZTper day is Purely Vegetable and is the only made it the blood remedy uaranteed to contain no hotel in America Kentuckians always dangerous minerals Books mailed free by Swift Specific find friendsstopping at this hostelry Company Atlanta Georgia 27sep4s J Qnlunilitl TT1 QT Q tlOm fill t Vl 11 SSSTheB ood Worth IitUMNlnK Doctor I dont know whats the matter with me I cant sleep nights any more Uml Lets see What is your busi- - Elegant line of Pictures and ness V Im a night watchman Chicago News I must write it up for our Monthly Medical Record Ah your case is a remarkable one paired Your furniture moved by experienced hands l Room Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Mouldings me your old furniture to be re¬ Embalming scientifically attended to Send CARRIAGES FOR HIRE THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K T8E BOOBBOH DEWS Famous Minister Coming Rev Dr TCTESPAY JANUARY 24 1893 WAIT FOR PERSONAL MENTION Pearson of Ashville Nineteenth Year Established 1881 N C one of the most noted evangelists in the country will arrive in the city at the Post office at Paris Ky as the latter part of the week to begin a Enteiei 1188 mail matter eooi meeting at the Second Presbyterian church Sunday Two services will be TELEPHONE NO 124 held everv day during the meeting At the morning service Mrs Pearson will SUBSCRIPTION PRICES conduct a meeting lasting an hour tor Payable in Advance 00 ladies after which Dr Pearson wil 2 00 Six mouths Onyr you cant even get a re- preach RIWS costs port FKOM A GUN FKKE OF CHARGE The choir will be largely augmented and ushers have already been selected FAc Make all Checks Money Order Rev Pearsons services are in such de payable to the order of Champ Millfr mand that his time is tilled for months He is regarded as a wonderful ahead Frsh Meal evanueliet Sons Exchanged fov corn at Spears N Freight Depot Three Fine Marksmen Office near L 1 ¬ ¬ The talk of the town Power brand fresh home roasted coffee Eld Z T Sweeney will preach at - Christian church Sunday Apply at HrEE houses for rent or sUe Mrs J W Wilcox Pans Ky H S H F Stout tnd Ernest Kiehey win a shortly establish drug store in this city Hillenmkyer the nurserymau predicts an abundance of fruit for this year H S Stout Manager is selling hi8 entire stock of gents furnishings etc 20 at cost Saturday at the Hill Top Gtito Clubs grounds George Williams Clay and Alfred Clay made some fine scores at a friendly shooting match at one hundred clay pigeons George scored ninety and Altred 89 out of a possible one hundred The former scored thirty three straights to the latters twenty four In a match yesterday morning at a hundred clay pigeons Alfred Clay scored ninety three and Geo Williams Clay and Henry Clay Jr each scored Thos eighty five out of a possible hundred They will shoot a match at one hundred live pigeons on February 8th ¬ -- The I A K Convention ¬ Dr C H to wen the optician be at the store of A J Winters Thursday will Co The invitations to the State Confer ence of the D A R wbkh was to have been held in this city on February 9th ¬ been recalled it having been de Mr Henry Isgrig and family vill have cided that the dates were too close move into the Amende property on High to of dates the the National street this week Convent ou which will be held in Wash Witherspoon of Winchester ington February 20th to 25th The Holly has qualified as the administrator of Jemima Johnson Chapter of this city ¬ has named Mrs Thos Henry Clay as a delegate to the National Congress Bishop Bukton will preach the Eastwith Mrs Woodford Spears as alternate er sermon at t Peters Episcopal The Regent Mrs Chas Stephens is al60 church in this city a delegate with Mrs C M Clay Jr as The Board of Tax Supervisors for alternate Bourbon county finished its labors Sat Tin Tacky Carnival urday and adjourned Capt D L Cook ¬ ¬ The Elk Lodge will meet to night at the lodge room at half past seven There will be initiation work The venerable mother of Dr Frank sustained a broken jaw noue Campbell received a fall last week aLd G W Flora of near this city has borght 234 aors of laud near Flemings burg at 14 per acre of the Parks heirs j Newtown to Georgetown His office will be occupied by Dr Coons of Henry connty from Dr D B Knox will remove this week The Tacky Carnival at the rink Friday promises t be a fine success fifty peoThe ple having agreed to participate skater wearing the tackiest costume will win a fine cake Every person in at tendance will be entitled to vote so have your ballots ready when the bells ring at half post eight The rink will be open on Tuesday Thursday Friday and Satur day nights of this week The regular price will prevail The Tacky Carnival will attract a large crowd ¬ ¬ ¬ lrol Weaver As An Author Dont coffee say I Just try Power brands cant get good roasted glish grapes B grade good A grade Bourbon Java best A copy of No 214 of Maynards En ¬ lassie St ries entitled Pauls Three Trip With The Moon has been presentbetler ed to The News oy the author Prof ¬ E VV Weaver Principal of the Paris into Earl Ferguson made the confession High School The work is divided chapinteresting Sunday morning at the Christian church nineteen short and and will be iunut rsed after the prayer ters and is well worthy of a place in the English Classic Series meeting service to taoirow night ¬ Mrs Amelia T Leer and family ¬ Held The Title Good will leave today for Perry Gklahoma The Court of Appeals in an opinon by where they will locate Her son Ver- Judge Hazelrigg in the case of J D non Leer left yesterday for the same McClintock appellant vs Bourbon point County Agricultural Society appellee The Sick Thos Gregory has been Saturday affirmed the decision of the confined to his room for several days Bourbon Circuit Court holding the title John lDouchv Sullivan is quite low to the thirty eight acres of land bought with consumption at his home in East by McClintock from the society to be good Paris left yesterday tor i hort visit in Cl COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY thiana THE NEWS MAN Mrs Mc oimick aud son o W Isl Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At ington and Mrs Rbinsouof Loiisville The Depots lu The Hotel Lobbies And arrived yesterday for a visit to Mrs John Gass on Duncan avenue Klsewhere B Mann who has been Rev E Mr Leonard Cook was in Winchesquite ill is reported better ter yesterday Mr E A Tipton of Montana was NUPTIAL KNOT in the city last Friday Mr C A Daugherty is able to be Engagements Announcements And Sol- ¬ out after a spell of grippe emnizations Of The Marriage Tows B f Buckley left yesterday for The Lexington Leader announces the a business trip to Louisville engagement of Mr Early M inter and Mrs WTm Remington is visiting Miss Louella T Cromwell both of L x ington Mr Miuter is a former resident relatives in Maoa county Mr James Condon was in Cincin- Of this city aud is an excellent youug nun Miss Cromwell is a bright and nati Saturday and Sunday -- R P Dow Jr was the tuest of retty onn lad Mr T M Parnsh a wealthy aid fiieuds in Lexington Sunday Well known widower of Woodforo Mr R B Hutchcraft was in Cyn county will at noon to dav wed Miss thiaua Saturday visiting relatives Rogers Sarah G of M mrgomery Miss Van Greenleaf ot Richmond county The ceremony will occur at is the guest of Miss Lizzette Dickson the home of Mrs Wm PrewiU a sister Miss Mattie Lilleston left yesterday of the brido who resi les near Prewitts fol Houstonville to teach music at that Station The bride is a daughter of the place late Henry Rogers and is a sit r of Mrs Cull of Scott county was the Nat Lewis and Wairen R gers of this guest of Mrs Florence Lock hart Satur- county Immediately after th c leday mony Mr and Sirs Parrish will leave Mr H C Groce of the B O S for Bellaire Fla to remain during the W was in the city Sunday visiting winter The marriage of Mr Victor K nn y friends Editor Squire Turner of Mt Dodere son of Mr NTD If Dodtre of Mi Wm f lMvin Sterling was in the city Sunday and this ait to ten will occur at liiuh noon to morrow yesterday at the Secon Presbyterian Church in Miss Kate Alexander has returned Lexington The ceremony will be perfrom a visit to friends and relatives in formed by Rev W S Fulton Miss Lexington Courtney Moore the younger sister of Dr Lynn Moore of Detroit has t le bride will be maid of horor and Mr been viMting menus in tne city tor sev- - George Williams Clayof this civ and eral days Mr Sewell Combs of Lexiugtou will be Miss Bessie Armstrong has returned ushers After the ceremony the bridal to Lexington after a visit to friends in party and the immediate Motives and be will friends eutertainel at this city - of Mrs Thorn -- Miss Eddie Spears has returned luncheon at th hornhome from a visit to Miss Lillian Kelly Moore mother of the biide in Georgetown ame Dapusi v nurcu wm unserve na Mr and Mrs Lee Price and son vie Chuich Annual Dav this afternoon be ited relatives in Louisville the latter ginning at four oclock with a business part of last week session wheu reports will be beard aLd Miss Laura Trundle of Mt Airy officers will be elected tor the ensuing avenue will entertain the Violet Whist year Supper will be served in the Club Thursday night basement from six until half past sven Mrs C Downing has returned home after which a musical will bebeld in the aft r being successfully treated at the church The public is invited to the musical Infirmary at Lexington Messrs J T Hinton W A Bacon As we jonrnfty ttaroah life l t us livr and B M Reuick were in Winchester by the wiy and drink Powt r branda of yesterday attending court good coffee Mrs L Frank left yesterday for a Try our Leader Coffee fix pounds short visit to the family of her son Dr for 1 00 F B McDKKMOTT Loui- - Frank in Louisville S S Abney mail carrier will baud Viss Hattie Alexunder a very hand some voung lady from Lexington is light baggage to and from depot Terms Leave orders at Post very reasonable the guest ot Miss Mary Varden ttl Ray Mann who has been confined to office his room by inflammatory rheumatism Crystallized frui nnts oranges for several weeks is improving malaga apples lemons bananas Miss Vashti Ward of Scott county grapes grape fruit is spending a few days with Misses Etta Newton Mitchell tf and Mamie McClintock on Higgins av enue Use Parib Milling Co s Purity Mr F R Armstrong of Lexington flour for sale by all grocers was in the city Sunday Mr Armstrong Ask for it Take no other and family will return shortly to Paiis ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ Miss Bessie Sandusky of Lexington who has been visiting Miss Nellie Mai sh TUCKERS - B J3FL Ge JX TXT N SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jammry 20th 27th and 28tr THREE DAYS ONLY CONDONS Aetna Facts PliliillV To close 1 Shiei nr out ail our Winter Good- - in the next fJOdav- - v have marked nvn all our stock to figures beymicouai ptrison for goo is of equal quality AU ¬ onr Ladie8 aml Childrens Capes and Full line of Z ohvr LwWaai Jackets at cost and Gtrmantowu Yam Special reduction in Dress Goods 100 E broidery Siiks and Materia v descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber- ber813roadclotns aud English Coverts Ladiew and childrens SeamTess quality for 10c per pair The tesi Largp nne or ah wool urss Goons at vie in Paris 25c and 39c per j ydfornerly 50 and 75c Mlnnli ntoj fromi 30 w v- See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c dnCed IO in ARfMl nnv r lu tyv r om blllf of of foruier - f S peryd worth doable and our Dinner Napkins at twice as much t j size Standard brands of Bleached cotton eotton100 worth fnllv Very he Percales at ri I shewing i2 and loc N1 5c - - 1 r i j KOCKing j ncinubui ne natures ana r DnsMMMHtn r r snails uiverv Awarj m If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 metv eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacle and eyeglasses have perfect lenne always perfectly rcficfraf Ari made of pares material set in fmrnesof the highest elasticity aud co KqnentJjpaAnaaaMat durability Dili ted with the utmost lightness and elegance When hoth frames evmm H Bowena system they always ive aUisfactioa hvm tfcejr are scientifically fitted by Dr are perfect Never buy cheap pectncles nor of men who do no mow how to j tfeesna You will iret poorly adjusted peciarl s or poor Imperfect lens - and are h tter off rt3bfwx any -- lasses than with either o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable dealer and they will last longer without cha ge and be cheapest iu the end jkiikt C II Iiovon whr vriTf xmBt engaged the services of our store on the second and last Thursdays of ea h month and iiite an to can aim nae men eos examined lor which mere i charge Satisfaction fruaranteed or money refunded Wo have ¬ CijSjjrwzK ykK yerxt visit -- Thursday January 2 18M ¬ a PiLSniOlTJLBIjE ULXXjOSUOTGI- - WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF to reside Mr Z Rice came over from Richmond yesterday afternoon to visit his brother Alex Rice of the Power T Frank Kenney of Louisville formerly di- ¬ ¬ Change of Management of this city was last week elected a Parks Richey of this city have rector of the Western Trotting Associa- given up their lease on the Paris Grand tion which was formed last week in Opera House and the house has been Chicago given over to the management of the C B Mitchell will move bis grocery Opera House Company which will to the Kriener room occupied by Mis manage it during the balance of this Nannie Brown Mrs Brown will occu- season There is nothing booked to appy the rooms in the second floor oyer her pear at the house until early in Febru¬ ¬ ¬ present location ary of Millersburg and SpenPrise Winning Fowls cer Hollowav of Jessamine county filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy in the At the Louisville Poultry Show last city won in the office of the United States week Willie Clark of this hrrtt prize on a pen of single comb Brown Court Clerk at Frankfort Saturday Leghorns first prize on cock first and of Directors of second on pullet and second on cockerel The annual election the Economy Building and Loan Aesoci They also secured first prize on a pen of oU ation will be held at the office of the Im4JT IlifKUUI - UIBL - ir7A UU UUVnClCl itlTnl U1IZO DUU Association on Thursday January 26th and ibiid ou pullet J J Reed ¬ lr 1899 gjfc P I McCarthy Secretary Federations of Clubs The City Federation of Clubs will ¬ meet Friday night at Mrs Minnie Wilsons residence on Nintb and High Tho lurilfH Mstntn rf thn hit ThcmiHR streets Members of the various clubs Woodford win te rented publicly at the court house door in Paris on will take part in the program The question of erecting a building to be Court SATURDAY JANLARY 28 1899 used as a public library and a meeting Albert Hinton and Walter Champ of The tire department was called out place for the clubs will also be discussed this city were among the theater goers t twQ 0clock p m to tne highest and who saw Richard Mansfields une play twice Saturday to extinguish two small CvranodeBergerac in Cincinnati Sat jhest bidders blazes The first was a blaze in a stable Attention Said land will be rented in nine par- urdav on the Amende property on High street cel and is now rented by W E Simms Miss Ella B Martin of Lexington Woodford Junius D Stone and the other was a small fire in a Parties wanting photos in Giinnans is the guest of Misses Alice and Eddie rate8bySteele J D Ockerman B F Rrice distillery stable at the G G White gallery should come aud have sittings Spears on Mt Airy avenue Miss Mar- Walls Dr J M Woodford and John H is being rebult The former stable made at once as the building we occupy tin who i one of Kentuckys sweetest Stuart land is all in grass excepting thiriu Tender hearted Parisians might do will be torn away about the middle of singers lady addition to being a charming ty The at Spears Mill occupied by Or acres sang beautiful solos at the young well to look out for a good looking girl February Persons wanting old nega- morning and eyening services at the J M Woodford A part of this will be rented for tobacco and a part for corn who is buncoing Lexington men by ask- tives can get same cheap as I will dis- Episcopal church L Grinnan At the same time and place I will rent ing them to give her three dollars on a pose of them all Mrs Henry Casey has returned the Woodford warehouse at Spears gold rinp so she can go to Georgetown Mil It and sell At Cost Entire stock of gents fur- home from Sayannah Ga where she removed fromthe metal rooting recently said warehouse see her sick mother The ring is brass to has been for some time with her hus nishing are going at cost any information concerning these For and the story is a fake band Lieutenaut Henry jasey of the H S Stout Manager 2t Kentucky She expected to go to properties address me at Paris or North Third Go D coffee makes a good husband a Cuba with her husband but none of the Middletown CLAUDE M THOMAS asparagus tips equal to officers were Dermitted to take their Hickmotts eood husband makes a happy wife Use Receiver wives on the transport F B McDkrmott brands freeh roasted co2ee tne iresn ¬ i Geohue Williams colored charged with suffering gaming on his premises waived his examining trial in Judge Pur nells court yesterday morning and was held in 200 bail to trial by the Circuit Grocery C Miss Mattie Bosley who has been visiting her brother Postmaster J L Bosley returned yesterday to her home in Lincoln Miss Sallle Joe Hedges who is visiting relatives in Covington was one of the guests at a dance given Friday night in that city Mr L V Butler left yesterday for a shoit trip through the South He will go as far South as Texas returning to Paris in March Miss Margaret Butler has returned home from a visit to friends in Richmond Ind and a stay with relatives in Charleston West Virgina Miss Chi istine Bradley has issued invitations for a dance to be given at the Capital Hotel to night at Frankfort 1 Ed Hutchcraft of this city will be one of the guests Mr and Mrs E G Harrison cf UaQ UCCU T7imH VVUU UTYG Ko laiblUf APUia VUll Meng near North Mr aud Mrs Chas Middletown left yesterday for a trip to Hot Springs Ark Prof and Mrs W L Yerkes Postmaster J L Bosley Miss Nannie Wilson Miss Annie Bruce McClnreand Col Craddock were among the Parisians in uincinnau oamrony ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cos selves at Price We need the cash Gunthers Christmas tf fiue Mens and Boys overcoats at cost Come and see for your ¬ clothiers IMPORTED 8DITIM8 ID TROrSERIMS I FOR FALL AND WINTER wJr Our Trices are lower than any houpe in Centrpl Kentucky candies for sale for tuality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call Newton Mitchell PUBLIC SALE We will sell at public sile on FllE S E TIPTON MEUr HAT T4I1 ORW Cutter UNCLE SAM ON HIS KXTCKS TO AtUINALL0 is how the situation looks to fiis head Success is the grat inftator FRIDAY JAM W 27 18M at 10 oclock a m the house and lot on the corner of Seventh aud Fergnson streets formerly occupied by Mrs E B Flanagm Terms One third cash balance in 6 and i2 months at 6 per cent J L TRUNDLE JAS McULURE Tiustee At the sain time and pi ice will sell thy personal effects of Mrs Eiwiiy B Flanagin deceased consisting of house hold and kitchen fun iture etc 1 WASH FiTHlAN 6 L if r o m jF j y V f his cranium and we feel like geJSfljg one on ourselves when we look at thm perfection we have attained in fine laaesv dry work and the transformation B3L we can effect on soiled linen by efsr k- perior methods Bringy our laondry hre aud be happy f ¬ JAS McTLURE Administrator Laundrj The Boiirhon Strain Proprietors BRO W M HINTON JR Tf lepho le No 4 t PUBLIC REHTNG OF LDND CLERRRNCE SALE OF- - MISSES AND CHILDRENS SCHOOL SHOES Spring Heel Good Stock Nothing ¬ ¬ ¬ hoddv ¬ ¬ Tbey go at 75 cts uer pair ¬ ¬ Gocd vaues in othe lines at Reduced Prices Better se these go ids as they will go quxk- - DAVIS 1 THOMSON ISGRIGGK I Pjjwer 1 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1899 the only contented one Id sight And when the boy husband came near always with a glance and smile in that direction what a radiant look was floated back at him They really seemed to be enjoying their evening Mrs Trelawney reflected and then ¬ ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday bv W ALTER CHAMP BltUCE MILLER Edltors and Owuers I room A BAD BREAK LAST OF THE BLOCKADE A TOTAI SUB PRISE H Was Caused by the In usual II nit of a Little Man Reck- - with an indescribable sensation it ocBEFORE THE GATES curred to her that she the admired and At Heavens high gate each mortal told his petted society beauty was actually en story vying that plain badly dressed penni ¬ And one came crowned with gold and one less little girl with glory jie said I built great temples that arise of Mrs Trelawney breathed a long sigh relief when the brougham door was With spires that point the pathway to the shut upon her and she was on her way skies home She had a long way to drive And one I scattered gold before my plenty of time to follow out her present door train of thought and to be as unhappy When rose the rage of all the rabble poor as she pleased nd yet another On the heights of She told herself that she was a de-¬ Fame Toiling obscure carved l deathless spicable little wretch a mere society name butterfly and it was no wonder Horace And then came one in meek and lowly was tired of her If only Horace had guise been poor so that he and she could have Nor to the angel did he lift his eyes worked and struggled together If What hast thou done to gain tht courts only their one child had lived beyond above boyhood Hut that she could not bear Nothing he said All that I knew was to think of even now If only all the love last ten years could be lived over again That love which was that love which how differently she would use theu is to be Now it was too late and then she And love I gave and love returned to me sat up straight with fast bealing Then said the angel Lift thou up thine heart It was not too iate it could not eyes be too late She would begin this night Enter the shining gates of Paradise -- Frank L Stanton in Atlanta Constitu- ¬ and try to restore something of th old tion loving relations of ten years ago She would call for her husband now at the club she remembered having done so fn e or twce Jn tll0se vgone days Object T HC1 LwoUll j when something imperative had pre- iX Vw eiltPrl llim frnm nmirrr lu XXZXXXZZXX men muiutu uiappontment She gave the necessary order to her was pretty witty sarcastic coachman S1I10 world had a wholesome dread right her and then sat tense and up eyes bright her cheeks of Mrt Trelawneys tongue She had flushed just intimated a desire for an ice aud Ah they were not far from the club her attendant satellites had disap- now five minutes more and her new peared at once each eager to be fore life would have begun most in the quest She had no idea what the time was She had had a busy da v and it was but it could not be so late for the pave pleasant and cool there behind the ment was thronged with people all go palm she only wished that people ing the same way oddly enough as it would not whisper somewhere near If occurred to her after a moment There only Uiej were aware how much far were so many of them that presently ther a whisper carried than an ordinary the carriage was blocked and obliged to tone And while she meditated an epi po slowlj she beat her little hands on gram on bis subject she opened her the seat in her impatience and looked eyes and looked round impatiently for out again the whisperers If the club that is on fire maam a particularly ineligible a policeman said There was Then as she turned corner near Mrs Trelawney s snug re white he added kindly Dont be treat a three cornered low backed frightened maam theyve got the fire seat in the full glare of the light and well in hand In thi time and everyone unpleasant close to an intrusive and is out All safe spiky cactus Mrs Trelawney gasped WE EAT TOO MUCH Well a few I ken bones and such had retreated a poor cousin Hither of the hostess a little girl of 17 under like said the policeman cheerfully Itetricted Diet In the Main Cure Nothing to speak of maam only one oif All the Famons Span and dressed and pale faced conspicuous only for a new and shining wedding gentleman killed A sad business that Health Resorts Who ring She had been alone most of the Of the many cures in cgue and rec The gentleman who did such great evening and now it was she and her boy husband whose whispering things out in Burmah a few years ago ognized from their records as worthy the name nine tnths of item depend Maj Trelawney had disturbed Mrs Trelawney upon reducing he diet for their eilect My husband Darling are you enjoyingyourself V iveness Had they brought him it home whispered the boy husband A widespread fad during the last lew So much dear answered the little she wondered with a long shudder She was in the hall now and some one years has been ihe no breakfast cure pale girl enthusiastically Its all so pretty and so amusing to watch Ive was hurrying to meet her the doctor and thousands of dyspeptics have never seen anything so pretty in my She was not surprised to see him there gained health the stout have grown in her dreamlike state nothing seemed thin and the thin have grown stoul all life through lifting the burden from overbee LcftwTrg Lady Lucy she strange any more I have bad news for you Mrs Tre¬ taxed digestions An equally popular asked me to take some ladies down to cure preceding this was lie leaving off supper the boy husband went on with lawney I know of the evening meal equally effective a comical importance I know she answered Youre sure you are not dull here all alone petulantly In her unreasoning mis- of course just as a no midday meal O dear no Dull cried the little ery she was annoyed by his hushed cure would be if it should be promu girl opening wide eyes of amazement tone Her own voice was unnaturally gated Oh theres Lady Lucy looking at us shrill and strained One of the most splendid cure for and the doctor raised his hand in protest all ills in Europe is the grape cure der expect she wants you again The boy hurried off again proud and What heartless creatures these pret- ¬ practiced in Germany and t is said he was thinking an that anyone taking the treatment drops elated and his little wife sat smiling ty women are after him from the corner Mrs Tre unconscious echo of the servants opin off the wear and tear of five years actually renews himself by so much lawney looked sharply from one to the ion I must beg of you to control your-¬ The sanitariums wherj this treatment other I wonder how long that state Every thing de- ¬ is given are beautifully and healthful ¬ of things will lust she meditated self he said sternly pends on quiet His life is hanging on ly situated and comkutably appointed cynically The patient is given nothing but unfer She knew a certain amount about the a thread O Cod His life affairs of the foolish couple Lady Then he is not mented grape juice for a period of four weeks beginning with a generous Lucy had confided various details in the dead amount decreased to a minimum allow- ¬ She had brushed past the doctor deaf to his remonstrances With noise- ¬ ance as little as the system will bear less Hying feet she was up the staircase without great weakening and gradu ¬ and a moment later was kneeling by ally increased to the first amount At all European spas and American her husbands bedside springs where people are so benefit d The doctor following rapidly stood arrested at the door looking in at the what is the course A restricted diet darkened room the kneeling white fig- and a flooding of the system with pure ure with clasped hands and large fixed water resting and washing the sys eyes the swathed wreck of a man ly ¬ tem in other words Animals those not dominated by the ing stiil on the bed One hand lay outside the coverlet habits and thought atmosphere of nan Her own stole out slow ly hungrily to- do not overeat and even domestic aJii ward it as if her own daring scared mals stop short in their nourishment her She bowed her head over the ban when in any wise ill A dog will bury daged hand at last and knelt motion food not immediately required other less The doctor watching and quite animals leave off before or at reple- ¬ tion Man fonrcttinfi his scathing condemnation ger solely alone will eat without hun to tickle his palate being f a moment before thought with a the only gorging animtl save swift contempt of certain reports con ¬ indeed is merciless truth the occupanl of cerning the Trelawneys domestic hap ¬ the sty Ella Morris Kretschmar n piness which had reached his ears v yyyyyy sy - v Something came before his shrewd Womans Home Companion keen eyes which blurred the picture Boiled 1kj Creasing before him He turned aside for a mo ¬ A POOR COUSIN OF THE HOSTESS Allow one to evtry ment and then was recalled by a swift and boil for eg minutts two ptrsons 20 Tiemove the course of her apology for their presence low cry Horace O Horace1 once and plate the yolks in a shells at there at all The boy was a journalist The doctor sprang forward and then deep dish reserve g the whites to be with a microscopic income and limited drew back The injured mans eyes talents and the little wife was penni had opened and were fixed on the shim- ¬ cut inio dice and mixed with t lie meat less and they had a tiny flat some- mering white figure with an expression To the cooked yolks add one raw one if the numoer does not exceed ten two where in the cast some uncivilized lo of mingled awe unbelief blisa if a greater number ne used aid recality the bare thought of which sent said the faintest whisper in duce the whole to a smooth paste with Clara a shudder through Lady Lucy In ten the world a wooden spoon or if preferred a a years time she said to herself whit The dca- or could scarcely near it He elastic bladed knife but neer naestetl will have become of them And t that did not know that the old pet name had after oil and vinegar are added Add it she paused aghast never been used for rears Sketch olive oil little by little Mirring steadily It was exactly ten years since she herall the time until a sufficient quantity self a gir at 17 had made a runaway A Yorkshire Story has been used then season with salt love match with handsome Capt Tre A newcomer related at a village bar cayenne nipper mnstard and lemen law ney a wonderful story of an accident from juice to suit the taste The foundation She sat curiously white and still which his son had recovered In the once made more or levs oi can be while that dead and half forgotten past far corner sat a Yorkshireman who added as required bu as a rule six flashed vividly before her She would amidst a chorus of astoni hment spake eggs call for one pint Should the mix¬ never have thought it possible then for never a word Perhaps you doubt my ture curdle in the process of making her husband to be at his club while she story ventured the narrator Nut add a few drop of letDOti juice ad amused herself successfully elsewhere Ah Ahve neea call ti doot owt at yave little mustard and stir them well ir and now this was the normal state of telled uz foor yance van o mah lads when it will om e move become Knout fe things between them swallerd a pin an ya can tak mah and oi can again be toded until the full There had been no quarrel no dis wod for t but i less an a month quantity has been used iJoston Globe pute they had simply drifted away eftther it cam oot ot back of his He Apreed Folly from each other in those ten years of brothers neck Thatll match your Mrs Iliggins What wretched taste Yorkshire Wit married life until now they were com taal onny day that Mrs Wilkes has strangers Neither could have parative Mr Higgins Yes I met her down told how ot when the diversion began Trial Uy Jury In Siberia town this afternoon and she was wear Trial by jury was established in Si ¬ She looked at the uncomfortable cor ner again and with new eyes That beria on January 1 by a ukase i the ing that ngly old 25 hat you thought you wanted Chicago Evening News pale little face was the happiest in the czar -self-conscious rud-d-enl- y l8ee383S33aeas88si r - 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Habit of Talking The Final Shot ot the United States Gets Her Into an Awkward Gunboat Seorpion Was Situation a Blank It was at a concert given by the chil- ¬ Evening colors were sounding cs th dren of the town and Mrs Waggtung vessels of the fleet in Guantanamo bay had fallen into friendly conversation and the anchor lights were being sent with a woman sitting next to her A aloft when the ever restless Scorpion bag of chocolates in the possession of weighed anchor and started on duty for Mrs Waggtung and politely proffered Santiago to her new acquaintance made them Down through the long line of battle friendlier and more loquacious than ships and cruisers tugs and yachts colever liers and schooners she steamed and Yes Mrs Waggtung said during rounding the shoals of Sotarenta point I do hate to see pa- stood west the intermission southwest along the coast rents overdress their children I think The last of a glorious Cuban that the simpler a child is dressed the sunset were tints gradually deepening into better and it is positively painful to shade when the white sides of a 1 range me to see a little child overdressed Of vosel were discerned far away on the course it makes the child port bow Standing rapidly to the east and takes away so much of the ward she iibout ten miles off grace of childhood One of my neigh- shore What awas she bors of course I wouldnt mention her In a moment the Scorpion changed name does show sue h poor taste dress- course and headed for her ing her little girls She tricks them out Darkness came on and the stran in silks and satins and even puts showy gers lights alone were visible On our jewelry on them quarter miles away Guantanamo bay How shocking x es 1 think so too It is simply twinkled faintly as the flagship sigpainful to see them dressed for any naled to the fleet at anchor We are not gaining said the com public occasion And I think that manding officer some of those children up there on She must be a swift one thought the platform are so dreadfully dressed we to show her heels to the ScorWhat could possess any sane person to trick a child out as that little girl sit ¬ pion Put on the blowers was the order ting at the end of the first row of little girls is dressed the little girl in pink and faster still we sped under the with pink shoes pink silk stockings a forced air impetus Oh the language that was coming up pink satin sash and white and pink ribbons fluttering all over her And she the ventilators from the fireroom behas on a string of gold beads and a lit ¬ low Now we are catching her sangou tle diamond bracelet Of course they the oracle to the men at the furnaces are onlv imitation diamonds Anyone Fire the blank charge came from can see that But the idea of putting the bridge One was always ready jewelry of any kind on a child like that with us See how self conscious the poor UttI Dang went the six pounder and at thing is 1 declare if it isnt simpiy once the stranger stopped her engines criminal to dress a child like that and a few hundred yards ahead the poor little creature s mother ought Half peed our engine telegraphs to be prosecuted and I should tell her and just abreast of the Scorpion was of dead in the water You would aigh What vessel is that megaohoned Yes I would I -- I why I hope our captain You have told her so madam And back across the dark space came Why -I-- I the clear tones Ill lei you know that that is my lit- rial answer in cruiser Geier His impemajestys tle girl youve been talking about so All right said the Scorpion Good and I can tell you that night and we headed away for the I I excuse me I see a friend of mine sitting over on the other side of wotward So the last shot was a blank sbof The the hall and T must see her for a few next morning in Santiago harbor the N Y minutes excuse me please news of peace reached us On August World lira WKKtunjt SCHOOL AKD CHURCH less ugrnaeity They were sitling around the stove in Ike Zeiglers store discussin when the big man came in They had gone over the Spanish war from start to finish and had effectually settled the future of the new territories and the talk naturally turned to personal bravery coward in the crowd unless the small man over in the corner who hadnt said a word could be counted Whyv Hud Hays was just saying I never see the man yet as could make me back down I aint bruggin or noth in gentlemen but that man aint growed as could make me chaw my words Tobackers good ernough lor me Understand gentlemen I dont go round lookin fer no wrangle but I aint goin around runnin away from it nuther With which Hud settled back and the four silently expectorated at the wood box with the warm glow of men mutually satisfied iih their own Move ¬ It transpired that there was not a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ attributes ¬ ¬ mittens together as he came I hope The big man walked back to the a trifle unsteadily slapping his said he ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ I -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tm -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ man More deathlike silence Seme folks is awful smart that away Mebby some of yerfriens haint satisfied with my remark There being no response to this the stranger became aggrieved Its a curious thing he observed thet a THE ETERNAL RIVERS man cant come in where t liars a crow d o lazy loafers without bein insulted In Siberia They Flow Over lee Cld im Why its simpiy onb arable litre i Dock anil Above Long Expeaceable man comes in miudin his tinct Animals own business a1 a denied ornery skunk takes oc asion t throw slurs at Writing from Bulkur on the Lena him Why durn ycr hide what dye Delta under date August 20 Hen Slad mean hng who is in command of tht expedi- ¬ Excuse me stranger said Hud tion sent from Sweden to search tor An Hays squirming uneasily in his seat dree gives an account of some extreme ¬ and glancing with an appealing eye at ly interesting observations on the age t was 12 Ihe unresponsive faces of his friends of the River Lena I dont remember no insults cast at He says that having followed the Xow the Geier was a modern 1800 ton River Bulkur a tributary of th Lena cruiser with plenty of speed and a main nobody to a height of 250 meters 820 feet o Oh you dont remember cm eh battery of eight 41 guns rapid lire and a fertile slope he was surprised to find stranger no end of machine guns and a protect So yg dont re shouted the ive deck to boot member what ye said to me about not in the bed of a rivulet emptying Itself Of course while the Scorpion bat bein able to lick one side of ye Why iuto the Bulkur a log of ancient drift- ¬ wood Further investigation showed tery is perfect in its way and in its own durn ye sphere perhaps it was better after ail I never said broke in the as that masses of driftwood were deposit ¬ that the stranger proved a friend tonished lUid but the si ranger threw ed there A storm prevented xtended¬ Hut the philosopher down forward his mittens on the floor and danced on observation He returned subsequent ly and on examining a cascade formed is not yet appeased for save he she them by the rivuVet he noticed certain pe- ¬ had no da rued right to hang around our An now Im a liar am 1 Aint sat- ¬ waters and our shipping at night time isfied with insultin me mildlike so I culiarities of the ravine cut ty ths nohow K T Cluverius in Harpers could pass it over but make it stronger water On closer examination I found t Weekly sos Ill have to tight ye my astonishment that the layV under Xow lookee here said Bud HOW HERMITS PROSPER neath this surface soil thethinkjgLe Dont ye dispute me again roared which varied between three feet and 43 the stranger pulling his Astrakhan feet consisted of The Number Han Increased Enor ¬ puie ice having a overcoat dont ye do it Ill stand a dark blue color like steel with no mously for Business Is whole lot but I wont be tramped on marks of strata or corny masses whicn Profitable by any yaller pup nur eny of his fiste characterize the ice in glaciers e g on and he glared around the lit- Spitzbergen So called hermits have of late years friends The thickness of this increased in numbers at a most as tle circle of eyes that were busily seek-¬ layer of ice I was not able to ascertain tounding rate in connection with show ing the floor further than to the depth of nine feet Hut the challeuge was taken up from places and particularly as regards In the layer of earth above this ice those of the latter affected by trippers nn unexpected quarter The quiet lit- ¬ which I laier on observed on several and the writer can state from absolute tle man over in the corner got up and spots in this place the driftwood was inquiry and knowledge that the hermit put his jaekknife in his pocket buried in large quantities evidently de Youre a big bluff he said calmly posited by the River Lena in those re business is really a paying one Some years ago the supposed hermits as he stepped out in the middle of the rrote times when it flowed more than increased so rapidly near most of the floor and youre afraid to fight 200 meters 650 feet above the present Lancashire and Yorkshire show places Astonishment and apprehension were bed How many tenof hundreds mab that a great north country paper de- blended on the faces of the little cirputed the writer to find out the real cle and for a moment the big man stood tbouaarids of centuries have elnprej and actual history of these men who dumfounded Then he waded in and he Mnce that remote time it is impossibla living in squalid dens and most pictur- ¬ licked the little man to a finish Yes to calculate But the fact tha the gi ¬ esquely got up posed as lovelorn be- ¬ he did Licked him good and plenty gantic river since that time removed its ings who preferred to live apart from unusual and unnatural as it may seem course about 12 or 15 kilometers east- ¬ their fellows for the little man to get the w orst of it ward cutting its way through r moun Each separate inquiry revealed abso- ¬ Otherwise this story never would have tain about 300 meters nearly lOOu feet lutely and beyond all possibility of been written Its the only thing that high or even more may give s me idea mistake that these men were either makes it valuable as an unusual inci- ¬ of the length of this period This kind of pure ice underneath ths rnk impostors who closed their her dent Cincinnati Enquirer soil which thus plays the part of solid mitages with the ending of each searock and therefore very fitly has been son and then lived riotously for the CONSULTS THE PALMIST called stone ice has been as is well whole winter in large towns or that they were veritable lunatics who were Ineffectual Efforts of the Treasurei known discovered on New Siberian is lands and on certain places on the con only mentally capable of living as mere of KunMas o Locate a Treas ¬ Trent near the Polar sea but T do not animals unless looked after No fewer ury Thief know that it has beeti discover J before than three of the latter class were in any place at so great ar altitude taken care of by the local authorities in Having become discouraged over the above the sea as in the above mentioned consequence of my investigations slow progress made by the detectives spot Perhaps the most picturesque and in running down the thief who recently It is also a well known fact that artful of all the impostors a man who tapped the strong boxes in the state pretended to rave like a wild man and treasury for 1000 in cold cash Uncle remnants of the mammoth the rhin ¬ to tear to pieces food that was thrown Dave Heflebowtr state treasurer last oceros and other extinct animals or ani ¬ to him confessed in a burst of alcoholic evening went to a palmist to see if he mals now living in southern k ttudes confidence that he cleared five pounds could get a clew from him The palm- are found in the soil deposited above the stone ice a week in the season and never did a ist took his dollar and looked at his A thorough investigation would per ¬ stroke of work all the winter He of ¬ hand Then he lold Uncle Dave that he fered to write the Confessions of a knew who the thief was and could take haps bring to light interesting firds of that kind even in the place discovered Hermit for a ten pound note London the treasurer right to him by me In any case there is no doubt News Well take me and take me mighty whatever that systematic investigations quick said the treasurer Foreign Ilclion in Japan and surveys of these regions would eon replied the palmist tribute largely to the solution of many I will not The taste for reading has- grown so rapidly in Japan that thanks to good Neither will I tell you his name I scientific questions of greatest inter ¬ London Chronicle translations very many of the best have done such tricks before I located est European authors are now widely a thief in a little town in Indiana once Pecnliar Ceremony of the Chinese Such work and he came within an ace of killing known and appreciated The exhumation of the bodies of Cat Wilhelm Meis me Others threatened my life For as Les Miserables years I had to carr3 firearms for self Poy and Ah Ben two Chinese who died IVndennis and several of Dick ter I have concluded to drop at Barooga New South Wales about ens works have a very extensive cir- protection ten years ago lately took place by tho culation On the other hand native that feature of my business entirely authority of the colonial secretary is too dangerous romances have a most restricted circu it Well give me back my dollar said Two Chinese came from Deniliquin for lation among the better educated The the purpose Proceedings commenced Japanese noelist whose gains are of Uncle Dave the smallest seems to write ertirely Not on your tintype replied the by placing lighted tapers and a baked fowl and other food on the graves wit hi for the people and his productions are palmist a bowl of whisky into which the Chi- ¬ as full cf sensation and horror as the Hut I came her and paid you a dolpenny lar to see ii you knew who committed nese dipped with small cups and drank most exacting devourer of as they regaled themselves with tho bloods could desire Henoe the edu- that robbery and food Each skeleton was taken up and cated native is ashamed to be discov Well I have told you that 1 knew ered perusing them The chief reviews what ails you broke in the palmist the bones carefully scraped and sepa-¬ publish able literary and scienfc es before Uncle Dave had tima to finish his rately sewn up in calico and labeled with the names of deceased for depor-¬ says London Chronicle sentence tation to China But I dont retorted Uncle Dave He IV as Very Frank But you have not paid to know The Maid Ah when youre away Correet That was more nerve than Uncle voull meet so many girls more beauti- ¬ Teacher Can anyone tell me the He picked up his Pave could stand ful and more charming than meaning of activity hat and remarking that he would be Man bravely I know it dear The Bingo Benton Yesm its what fel- ¬ one but I shall pray fori strength N Y durned if ever of them long haired have to have when yuh catch n work him again he left yuh lers could Journal chicken Puck In disguat Chicago Chronicle ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ following tills announcement the big man began again Kr mebby ye was jest makin a declaration on general principles an wai in i r some body t take it up Ef ye did Im yei ye want makin vo observations about me he began eying Bad Hays with a glare of hos- ¬ tility cause if ye did ye might ez well say em to my face A deathlike ¬ There were over 100 applicants for a recent pulpit vacancy in a Philadelphia Baptist church There are 45 colleges and 17 state Christian associations among the col- ¬ ored men of North Carolina The China inland mission now num- ¬ bers 773 missionaries and 313 station and out stations with 605 paid and un- ¬ paid helpers There are more than 13000 conrerta in Java alone from Mohammedanism as the result of the work of the varioua Dutch societies The Bible society in Austria Hungary circulated by sale in 1S97 more than 1S0O0O copies of the whole or parts of the Bible in over 20 languages Two Methodist bishops John F Hurst and C C McCabe have just raised 50000 in Pittsburgh for the American university in Washington In 1850 but one tenth of the stu- ¬ dents in Harvard were church mem- ¬ bers Now one fifth in that college are church members in Yale two fifths in Brown three fifths and ir Williams four fifths Ex Gov Flower recently sent 100 to the Salvation Army When jokingly asked if he meant to enroll under Gen Booths banner Mr Flower bluntly re- ¬ No sir but I do belong to th plied great Christian army and I dont care what flag they march under so long as they are bound to the cross According to statistics published in Berlin it would seem that suicide among children in Prussia is alarming ly prevalent In the ten yean between 16S7 and 1S97 407 school ehi dren un- ¬ der 15 years of age committed suicide 331 being boys and 76 girls Whether or not the stringent school system tho necessity of constant application and an almost complete absence of outdoor exercise has an3thing to do with this is not stated ¬ A r i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1899 SONG If youll sing a song as you go along In the face of the real or the fancl td wrong In spite of the doubt if youll fight it out And show a heart that i brave and stout If youll laugh at the jeers and refuse the tears Toull force the ever reluetant cheers That the world denies when a coward cries A SING To give to the man who bravely tries And youll win success with a little song If youll sing the song a you go along scends From where the placid rainbow bends j And all because of a little song If youll sing the song aa you plod alon m f youll sing a song as you trudge along iiu ii see mat tne singing win make you strong And the heavy load ard the rugged road And the sirg and the stripe of the tortuous stop rl TV soar wirh rhp rntp ihnt vnn cpt oflnat That the beam will change to a trifling mote T t the Wfirlrl i hml v Vipn vnn nrpsafl Ar4 bright and beautiful when glad Tb t all you need is a little song If youll sing the song a5 you trudge along Philadelphia Telegraph 111 If youll sing a song as you plod along Youll find that the busy rushing throng Will catch the strain of the glad refrain That the sun will follow the blinding rain That the clouds will fly from the blackened sky That the stars will come out by and by And youll make new friends till hope de- ¬ 1 v Too GI6V8F Dy Hall 1 r iX By David Ker OXDER goes Antonio to luck again liis luck will be something to boast of if it brings him back alive Right Pietro None but a young feather pate like him would venture out with that white cloud in the sky And yet it is a pity for he is a fine lad too try his group of Italian fishermen who were standing with their brown hands arched over their keen black eyes watching the progress of the only boat that had dared to put out under the shadow of the coining storm There had been a long and hard nigts work for all the men who be longed to the queer little cluster of huts So muttered a ¬ ¬ of broken stone or driftwood which formed the village of San Carlo Their master the prince of Monte was about to marry his only daughter to a Sicilian count and had Rosso proclaimed that any fisherman who could bring him a gcod sized tuvbot without which no Ltaiian dinner was thought complete in those das for the wedding feast should name his own price for it But although they had fished industriously from sunset till dawn no one had been lucky enough to secure the prize Tired as they were the fishermen had no thought of giving in for such a cbance of profit did not come every day But a little after sunrise tbey espied something which made them scurry LftOig ewad like a fiock of scared sheep Jtar m the distance the clear bright e of the sky was marred by one ill round white cloud very much a puff of smoke from the mouth of Icannon ana the experienced seamen liew only too well the fatal forerunner the white squall But while all the rest were flying preward the youngest of their band is standing boldly out to sea in his tle boat all alone Antonio had indeed good reason to fry his utmost for the promised reward one half the money which he might fc yxxrct lor tne precious nsn wouic ena- IblC him to buy himself a new boat and a of new nets which he very much iieded And so on the chance of being able id do this he was now running a risk rom which his boldest comrades shrank said an old fisherman pointing to the two huge black pointed rocks which rose gauntH up out of the sea close together about five miles from the shore If he can get right in between them before the storm bursts he may escape ¬ Hes making for the Wolfs Teeth Then came a dead silence while all strained their eyes to watch the race for life between that small sail and the advancing whirlwind The little white cloud that had warned them was now spreading fast over the whole sky and as it spread it grew darker and darker Far out to seaward a line of white foam was seen flying over the gloomy waters with the speed of an arrow Then through the still air came a fear- ¬ ful sound half moan half roar and they had baneiy time to cower down behind a huge rock for shelter when all around was dark as night and the Spray was n ling on the pebbly beach like a shower cf shot and over them swept the white squall with the rush of a charging uraiy whirling far away in land the feum which it had torn from the surging waves When the sky cleared again An tonios boat was gone Poor lad said old Battista compas ¬ sionately this comes of being too ven turesome The goat that feeds on Vesuvius must ntds be burnt up at ¬ ¬ ¬ If he cant Heaven help his poor answered a womans voice mother pityingly yet But who is to tU his mother asked one of the women To that question there was no reply The group melted silently awaj one by one last Two hours later however the de ¬ jected villagers were shouting and rushing down to the shore like mad- ¬ men all pointing eagerh to a email boat which had jvst glided out from between the Wolfs Teeth Its Antonio boat cried Battista as she neared the land I know her by the patch in her sail and ee hes wav ing his cap to nM Well comrade cried Antonio tb boat Tve got something1 ¬ Born with the inherent desire for companionship with his kind it is nat- ¬ ural and normal that man should both eek and have it When a man begins to shun society and to show a desire to shut himself apart from others then he is departing from the natural order of things and shows that he is oot in a healthy physical or moral state Of course the taste for society raries greatly with many individuals Some are shy and awkward in the presence of others but that does not prevent them from wishing to have friends and to be with certain companions which are as necessary to them as daily meat and drink The recluse is an extremist to put it mild ¬ ly whose mind has become warped by circumstance He is unjust to him self and deprives himself of the means of his own healthy living and thinking One does not set out deliberately to isolate himself from society For those who arc not mentally unbalanced the withdrawal from society is a trnidua process which goes on until the social hermit has been evolved Watch yourself for this state and if you are tending toward it stop and consider Why before the relapse is complete should one bother ones self about that for which one cares nothing you will isk with an air of superiority As the ficsh pure air is necessary to ihe prop er expansion of the lungs as good ood is essential to the maintenance of the bodily machinery as exercise is de manded for the development and per- ¬ fection of the muscles so is companionship and social intercourse impel a tive to the members of the human race to keep the physical mental and moral balance healthy and true That there should be a continual striving to make this society of the best goes without saying Equally abnormal as a type is the so- ¬ ciety butterfly Excess in any direc- s tion is to be greatly deplored What look round instinctively for support is to eating what inordinate Youneedntbe so violent grumblwd Sfluttonv and insensate over exercise means to he If you have business with his high going and going such is ness Im quite ready to admit you the athlete merely the the sake of goincessantly for But since you wont touch a penny of ing to the giddy society seeker Har his money unless I do I think its only pers Bazar fair that I should have a half share of it COAL GAS AND HOUSE PLANTS You a half share in what Ive risked my life for shouted Antonio Id The Host llaee to Keep Plants in tlie sooner Farm House Is in the Kitchen But just then a thought struck him which checked his anger and brought Many people who wish to keep flowa mischievous twinkle into his bright ers where they think ornament is most eyes place them in the parlor or You drive a hard bargain said he needed room where a coal lire is burn but 1 suppose theres no help for it sitting ing Then they wonder why it is that I call to witness St Antonio my patron saint that whatever I get for this fish they have no luck with flowers The leaves drop off and the plants soon beyou shall have your fair half of it a ragged or Good said the porter I know you come mass of naked therather lives it so long as plant for darent break that pledge Here Carlo stems keep during warm weather must take this fellow inside ard carry the enough leaves to absorb oxygen dur fish to his highness daytime which the plant gives ing In speaking thus the worthy porter off the afterwards It takes also the was counting upon Antonios being minute portion of carbonic acid gas paid and sent away without more ado which is in ail pure air but if it geis But the prince was so delighted at getof carbonic acid gas as it is ting his turVot after all that he called too much in a room where a coal stove sure to do the young fisherman up into the bal- is burning the plant sutlers much as a cony where he was sitting with his same cirliving animal guests and bade him name his own cumstances might under the price On the farm the best place to keep My price said Antonio is a hun house plants is in the kitchen where dred blows of a whip on my bare shoul- a wood fire usually burns and where ders all day the steam from boiling water Are you mad cried the prince in a teakettle or from the cooking of staring vegetables is always pouring into the Not I Ive named my price and I room The kitchen is in the farmstick to it house the principal living room and Well cried Monte Rosso wishing t ilowers are more needed there than in humor the supposed joke so be it Tie any other in the house There is noth him up grooms but strike gently ing so good for house plants as moist He was obeyed but at the fiftieth warm air It prevents the dust which stroke Antonio called out would cover their leaves in a dry at- ¬ Hold I have a partner mosphere and if the plants can be exAnd who is the partner in this hope ¬ posed to sunlight near a south win- ¬ ful venture laughed the prince dow during the day they will grow as Your own porter who made me vigorously as they did out of doors in promise him a half shareof whatsoever summer but the plant that has pro I got duced abundant flowers in winter And he shall have it declared the should not be used for winter flower ¬ prince Drag him hither grooms and ing nor vice versa All the year growth lay on as if you were threshing corn exhausts them and they need a rest But the grooms needed no urging to Even in Florida in localities where it pay the porter for all his insolence and never freezes most kinds of plants take the court jard echoed with his yells a rest and almost cease to grow during Meanwhile the prince awarded Antonio the month when the days are shorter v ih a hundred gold crowns and prom ¬ Boston Budget ised that the knavish porter should be dismissed forthwith but Antonio who THE BACHELORS BEDROOM was not the mar to be bard on a fallen enemy interceded for him and begged In the Country Home One May Ue Attractively Fnrnished at him off Small Expense Ill spare you this time rascal said the prince to the rolling and roaring If a new house is to be furnished or porter but beware how you offend and the house again You think yourself very clever an old one refurnished is thinking of buying an ingrain no doubt but this time youve been too mother carpet or making a carpet for the sleep ¬ clerby half is a bit of advice dont And the porter himself was of much ing room here carpet is a thing of beauA handsome the same opinion Golden Days ty in its place but its place is not in the The farmhouse we are furnishing A Blir Die be cool in sum sleeping room should The terage southern negro looks mer airy always and easy to keep so as upon a funeral as a function to be en free from dust as possible and restful joyed and one at which all the fine to look at It can be all of these if a lit- ¬ feathers of the women and the loud tle thought be judiciously mixed with clothing of the men should be shown the planning of it One very pleasant In this city to day there are hundreds room I have in mind is in the home of a of negroes and negresses who each The floor is bare of bachelor man month pay their pittance to their covering with the exception of two cieties and the scieties in return home made rugs the hard pine narrow bury then with great pomp when thy board floor has been oiled until it has che acquired a rich brown tint the bed Not long since a very largely at ¬ dresser and washstand are of walnut tended funeral was passing along a a divan covered with cotton drapery of prominent street An old negro im- a harmonizing color an arm chair and pressed by the number of carriages nd an old fashioned rocker complete the wishing to express his admiration ex- furnishing A few good pictures are on Bawdy Lawdv Dat sho the walls It is always the picture of claimed is er big die Memphis Scimitar neatness and is easily kept so probably because of the simple arrangeWaited Clevernemi ment of its furniture The large wardNow Miss robe opening from it will bear constant Lawyer seductively OVJs what is the appropriate store foT inspection and could give a lesson in your birth month Mrs John B neatness to anyone Miss Olds The diamond sir Home Journal Sims in Ladies And pray on how many occasions Swift Travelers have you received presents of dia ¬ If lies had only legs they wouldnt mond Chicago I caxn rwDember uooe lx Jwelrt be able to travel quite so fast Daily News Weekly ¬ ¬ more than shelter from the Wolf a Teeth Look here And he held up to their wondering gaze the finest turbot they had ever seen Wasnt that worth risking a wet jacket for asked the lad triumphant ly Thej may well say that those recks are a good place to fish just after a squall Now Im going straight up to the castle with this turbot of mine and well see whether his highness wont think him worth paying well for Antonio was as good as his word Tired though he was he started oft at once up the bill on the summit of which the dark gray battlements of the princes castle stood out above a huge mass of sandstone cliff from which the domain of Monte Rosso Red mountain took its name The hill was steep the way dusty and by the time he reached the castle gate Antonios dust begrimed face and tumbled hair added to his tattered red shirt and bare feet made him anything but a presentable figure for a drawing room So evidently thought the burly hall porter who eyed him from head to foot with a most supercilious sneer What do you want snapped he We dont allow beggars here I am not a beggar replied Antonio I bring his as quietly as he could highness the turbot that he ordered Show it to me It is for the prince not for you said our hero somewhat roughly for his hot Italian blood was beginning to boil at the lackeys insolence Fellow roared the porter do you know to whom you speak Doyousup poie that 1 will suffer any impertinence from a barefooted fish ccraper Better be a barefooted fish scrapei than an overfed yard dog retorted An I And as for impertinence tonio would advise you not to offer too much of it to me There was something in the young fishermans look and tone to say noth ¬ ing of the broad bladed knife in his girdle which made the blustering bully start back as if Ire had been stung and ¬ LIFE AND HEALTH la Beat Enjoyed When One Indulges Jt in Pleasant Social Inter- ¬ course ¬ ¬ Curious case Curious case exclaimed fc Detroit physician who is old enough to have encountered all sorts of experiences in a professional way Anything in the line of surgery askei the younger doctor who had been addressed No insomnia one of the most difHcul maladies with which we have to deal try interesting young lady Very inter ig indeed Nervous organism entirely too sensitive however and apparentlv proof against the remedies prescribed in the books Her tiouble began alter her She evaded my questions for tome time but at last admitted that she lay awake thinking how much she loved and adored her prospective husband Xo amount of will power at her command could put aside her blissful meditations to make way for sleep and my prescriptions were equally impotent At last the case became so critical that I consulted with the stu dents and they induced the young man tc make an enormous sacrifice bv breaking the engagement You are a marvel said the younger man admiringly I think that there are often cases in which common sense can supply defects in our progressive but incomplete science of medicine but it is not always that a doctor has the requisite fund ol common sense on which to draw Your ex periepce is not only exceptional but truk 1 must make a wonderful note of it Of course recovery was immediate No with hesitation The truth is she now lies awake thinking how she hates him Detroit Free Pre nt ¬ Shall Porto Rico Be a StateT Our public men are trying to decide what Was One That the Best Skill ol action shoulc oe taken regarding the status of Porto Rico We have never before had to Physicians Could Not deal with a similar condition where nearly a Cope With 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uYmmVYi DRUMMOND BRANCH St Louis Mo L10 00 5 37 m9QVQmm999999999W DONT PUT OFF TILL TO MORROW THE DUTIES OF TO DAY BIOV r OAlfe AC t9 i A wnrk r - SISTERS OF ST FRANCIS Tell the People of Their Favor ite Remedy lor La Grippe ¬ Ii ¬ La Grippe is everywhere Everybody either has it or knows someone else who has it All charity winkers and hu- ma n itarians find the prev ¬ alence ¬ work The Sisters of St Fran cis have a larre rrippe very disastrous to their of a ¬ rinnuiiiiiaMuwuiiinifiiiiiiiJiiiiiJiiniiiuiiitiiiiiiiiujiiMiiufptjtsMaaitujtfMax SAPOLSO FARM 1 J ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 -- to problem Their favorite be a serious Dr Hartman reremedy is cently received the following- letter from them St Vincents Orphan Asylum find Pe-ru-na SISTERS OF ST FRANCIS under their charge These rood sisters erlnpe - number of char i t y subjects wlgmfc TREE Send your address on a postal and J we will send you cur 1S8 page illusJjJ trated catalogue free JE tifc itfiunurcTro DrorxTiuQ xduo on 180 Winchester Ave HEWHAVEIT 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WHISKERS DYED A Flense send this adv alon Ko K aicneSc Catalog Natural Black by Fewer Sores and Sores It never fails Draws out all poison Saves expense and suffering Cures permanent Best salve for Bolls Carbuncles Piles SaltBy Rheum Burns its mail small c larve and all Fresh Wounds 1 1LLE3T MflinN Sc Book free J CO St Punl Minn Sold by Oruggis s rases Book of testimonial- - and lO day C OK U II DISCOVERY nPOPQYNEW relief and res glrcs quick V9 wont i ¬ Buckinghams Dye Price 60 ¬ ¬ I has become our favorite medi rine for la grippe catarrh coughs colds and bronchitis Pe-ru-na to use it and experienced such wonderful results that since then We began 44 Company Columbus Ohio St Vincents Orphan Asylum For Dr Hartmans latest book on ca-¬¬ tarrh entitled 4tWinter Catarrh ad Drug Manufacturing dress The Pe-ru-na Sisters of St Francis fully guaranteed to anyoue start ing an Overland Club Send S cents for particu ¬ lars OVERLAND MONTHLY San FranciBcoCal ¬ riirr iI f fl l cents of all druggists or R P Hall A Co Nashua N H Allens Clcrrine Salve Is the only sure cure in the world for Chroule Ulcers lone Ulcers Scrofulous Ulcers Vurleoe Uleers White Swelling all Old solid nickel or gold plated huntlnK a handsome watch Free UKKKSB wmik iilaria Us A N K druggists B 1745 tYHEK Scat please state thai von KW Ue taL WRIT1W Utaft f AaWaUBTifc uvm 5 1UIC iuv iMsS 8 ZllMivzsieKrf4rA THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY THAT ALARM CLOCK always the hardest thing in the It world for me to do to wake up early Eiglt consecutive nornings did I try to get up at oclock In order to reach a cer- tain train that should take me to Phila- delphia where business awaited my pres- Tho earlier I went to bed the later ence I slept and I began to feci demoralized myself At all events I felt ashamed of myself I consulted with and opened my heart to a friend of the name of Snapper He is a sympathising cuss especially where it Snapper suggested co s him nothing that I buy an alarm clock to assist my al yeast la k d bought one vis advice andme lessons in sold it gave The ma Operating it without extra charge I could Bee through it like a hole in a board fence All you had to do was simply to whirl a around until a cerlittle tain figure pointed to the hour on the dial the one which you wished to be bounced out at and everything was serene I bought that clock in tho evening unbeknown to my family and thinking I had a sweet sure thing on being awakened at the proper hour I lingered with soim1 friends in front of a julep reservoir Bo it was past 10 when I got home and everybody was asleep My angelic mother-in-lahad escaped the perils of smallpox cholera etc and had arrived that day to stay with us for Heaven what a number of a few days days it takes to constitute a few with TUESDAY JANUARY 24 189 Wltkr Specialists 2D 250000 1 DKK1 Gf A WOMAN HATER Colonel LangJale on being appointed commandant of the Seventy first native infantry resolved to weed out all the mar- ried officers seving with that corps To this end he made the lives of the benedicts extremely irksome so that they all applied to be tranrferred to other regiments In due course the Seventy first native infantry was ordered to Haizapore the principal military station of the presidency when upon Colonel Langdale took a years furlough to England It was generally understood that the colonel would apply for an extension of leave and would re- main in England until the regiments term of service at Haizapore should have expired but he had not been home more than nine months when he wrote to Major Tarver informing him that he was about to bo married and that after a short bon- eymoon on the continent he should bring his bride out to India with him 4You he explain- will think mo inconsistent ed but circumstances alter cases and when you know Gwendoline you will I am sure admit that I have acted wisely and so on to the end of four closely writ ten pages Bah Theres no fool like an old fool exclaimed Tarver tearing the letter to pieces Well it s no affair erf mine He must just dree his own weird ¬ ru America YEARS IN OHIO YOTJ WILL Flixro j Cured WECURESTRICTURE it1 troubled vita this disease many tKiieurriourly Jihej -- y hae a smart- sen at ion small iwting stream -- a ii - rf ana ii i uio-uK- -i ink cntiiig prJmt times slight dis- skrr diffitui lmencing weak eha -- j TWIN BROTHERS AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT OTJ NEED IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS Tlh sexual inwod lhe ncres arergansarestrtiifrth invigorated and all ii ihcy the symptoms have STK1Cf trwuii debilit doctors cxperimentonICfi E Dont Jet t i retching or tearing Wk by cittX hH will not jfQHL ire you asit will re- mra Out MAV METHOD TKKAT- Jaeorba the stricture tiue In i-ture permanently hess return No painno srffcr iieiT n d tention from bu iness y our I n i It j USl -- 1 -ui- wheel-a-ma-gi- g ¬ er tLsoi- ijj - nhood returns m arehatriQg their sexual vigor andvitality continually sapped by tlii uisl WECURE GLEET aged asanda I young and middle tey ¬ ¬ oftfrt cauae of these symptoms rrequeniiy unconscious u ral knes3 I uunAural Discharges tail-iaHarihood Nervousness Poor Ment ¬ or Irritability at time s Smarting en u Sunken Eyes with dark circles Hack General Depression Lack Shrunken Ambition Varicocele of lEL1 and STRICT KE it etc nvr be the cause Dont consult family doctors as theyTiave no experience in jeial t- i- ases dont allow Quicks i experiment on you Consult whoha e made a life etu ot Men id Women Our riOD TRE i dENT will tircfv cure yon One thousand dollars case we accept for treatment ind mo lerate t ra cure s- ae w Wk that mother-in-la- I t CURES GUARANTEED E t PHILTS GLI POTENCY SECRET M- KAL DISCI KIDNEY an BLADDER Disease POORS NSlLTATTON FREE ror i able to call wn HOME BLANK for treat and cure - EMISSIONS il ritK 1M NN I I NT KENNEDYS KERGAN 122 FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O DRS Well her long journey had tired her out and she too had gone to bed Entering softly I deposited my clock on the table that stood at the head of our bed Then I Bet her after which I carefully placed myself horizontally in my little bed mak- ¬ ing no disturbance for I dislike lectures and was soon lost to everything in the shape of fear or anxiety What a blessed thing deep is especially win n you are not afraid and know you are all right about getting up It will be rved that I pause to n oralize V ell 1 had really ot sleep on the brain I was tinctured with it clear through there is not the slightest use of moral- ¬ rw ftJH Tlie World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1 899 izing or describing any further and I will come to the point at one In the dead watch and middle of tho night I was rudely awakened by a Qerce and agonizing yell from the partner of my bed Not only that but 1 had the breath nearly knocked out of my body by the said partner throwing herself upon me In her frantic endeavors to get out of that bed I felt something was loose As soon as my senses were revived I beard the fearfulest rattle-to-bang-dinget-h it itz-ete-po- p mingled with the wild shouts and groans of my wife I was entirely confounded Thieves I myself She yelled Murder steps she Police and with tottering made for the adjoining bedroom where her mother was I followed In terror myself for as yet I had not sufficiently come to my senses to know what the deuce it was all about anyhow leaped from her That mother-in-ladreams from her bed and seeing me AND tremblingly trying to quiet her daughter she at once concluded that I was trying to murder her and came for me tooth and nail Then I shouted then we all shouted and the uproar was heard in the street and murder was thought to be doing Still that awful racket was kept up in my bedroom The truth flashed over my mind 1 had made a mistake in setting I my alarm clock and it had gone off r r i3T JP rushed wildly for it I placed it between f the feather bed and the mattress but still READY FOR SALE it kept on with its devilish racket Tho EVERYWHERE women also kept up theirs I seized that clock and rushed to the bathroom and JANUARY Jst J899 there let a flood of water upon it in the hope of silencing it but all to no purpose 3 3r v w 3 w 3r 2 3 t v While this confusion was going on within the police had rapped for assistance and Together with had gained admittance to the house They rushed up to our sleeping a artments and burst in the door Whats up Whats the row Where is hey said one of them My mother-in-lapointed them to the bathroom where I was trying to drown that confounded clock in a tub of water Compiled by The officers drew their clubs and pkstols EDGAR STANTON MACXAY and charged upon n e I mounted the tub and ointed to that clock which was Histor ian of the U S Navy still dinging aw ay like something possessed of t lie devil j What is the meaning of all this row 1 attempted to explain but the voice of STANDARD my mother-in-lawas heard above all wcids of mine AMERICAN ANNUAL Take him away offers ITe has been trying to murder us both Take him away In the meantime1 my wife jae swooned PRICE 25 CENTS One of the officers went for that clock with his club He smashed it across the snoot Hi1 welted it in the face He dis Postpaid to any address located its lower juw He crippled Its hands He knocked it out of time but Building THE VORLD Pulitzer still it rattled away and it was not until NEW YORXL he had driven his No 12 boot In among its liver and filings that It finally caved in r concluded Id stop Silence beinf partially restored 1 CX lunf- yntrr TrropprtT nTRinsit fire plained tcthe officers how the whole rum wunt jnd Iihtu uj in the Barst Home pus was occasioned and so far as they bsAiuuiceCo aafe Mnd reliable cuu- - wore concerned shay were inclined to laugh at the whole affair and leave us O V Miixkr Afrnt alone but my frightened mother-in-laKy protested that I had an undoubted attack Pans of the jimjanig as I had been drinking she said and nothing ihort of my going to the station house would satisfy her Sweet angel of my household I took I dressed and went with them S the remains of that alarm clock with me and after explaining to the captain all about it all hands joined in a hearty laugh and passed the remainder of the night quite pleasantly with a pack of cards ard imade by men Tailors a bottle of wine but no more alarm clocks ori for me not any New York News ¬ w Illustrated History oLthe Spanish American War Q The terrible Indian plague had found Its way to Haizapore at last All efforts to arrest its progress had jvroved isefficacious In the native city and surrounding vil lages men women and children were dying like Hies The roll of victims was daily on the increase Custom makes us familiar with and Indifferent to danger and the pestilence had come to be regarded as a matter of course an unpleasant but necessary means of reducing the surplus population rlie natives alone fell victo it The white men seemed by a tims merciful dispensation of Providence to be exempted from contagion There was consequently no cessation of the usual round of gayeties at Haizapore The can ¬ tonment roads were thronged daily with funeral processions on their way to the burning grounds but tho bands at the gymkhana ami the public gardens played none the less cheerily though the wail of Hindoo mourners rang louel in the air In the native city where infection paonrd rapidly from house to house whole streets were being depopulated by the pestilence Many of the inhabitants had fled carrying death and destruction frr and wide into the country Others strong in their fatalistic creed clung to their homes and refused to budge comforting them selves wmIi the philosophical reflection that a man can die but once anil that there is no escaping tho hand of fete It became clear to tho authorities that unless strong repressive measures were adopted e very house in the city would become im pregnated with the germs of disease anel form a death trap for all future inmates Tho troops in garrison were detaileel in turn for plague duty their work consisting in examining every house and re moving to the segregation hospital any inmate found suffering from the prevail ing malady When tho turn of the Seventy-first native infantry came Major Tar ver was ordered to superintend the unpleasant work of examining suspected suf ferers and removing from the houses and burning the clothes and effects of plague ¬ ¬ ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Over Coats Ulsters Pants Underwear Boots Shoes Hats Caps Shirts Etc ¬ DRY GOODS CAPES CO VIE JACKETS CHlLDRENS SHOES IN AND LOOK THROUGH OUR BIG STOCK OF DRESS GOODS LADIES SHOES Clothing Dry Goods Boots and ETC Shoes CLOAKS CAPES ¬ AND YCU WILL ALWAYS SAy THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY GOOD GOODS AT RIGHT LOW PRICES IS AT ¬ TWIN ¬ brothers RAILROAD TIME CART L N ¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRIINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY ¬ ¬ ¬ patients Tarver worked heroically at his uncongenial task encouraging his men by his ¬ g pW 9 1 C 1 1 2 J J J j ¬ The Battle Calendar of the Republic w jj THE w i ¬ i j - ¬ I w H STOUTS iiADIES SUITS 2000 and upwards Bemodeling i Why does a wet surface feel colder than a dry one This is chiefly due to the phenomenon of evaporation The majority of liquids when left to themselves in contact with the atmosphere gradually pass is ft r timr to have the pleevea and ripple hacks of into a state of vapor and disappear The passage from the liquid into the w axons jovur gaseous state is accompanied by a great loss of heat which is rendered latent by Beyond this the process of vaporisation when a substance is wet its conducting Kejjodeltd to conform with this power is increased and more heat is confieawUi etjles veyed from the hand to the surface This is easily explained The hand does Also refitting eloaks mantels not form a very perfect contact with a dry sacjts jackets and all fur garments surfaee leaving a certain small amount of a specialty air space between and air is a very bad We have engaged1 a practical conductor of heat When the surface is cutfcerand ladie tailor from Chi- ¬ wet however the contact is more exact gate cago and have a full line of cloths and the water forms a good conducting medium ¬ jiifc and satisfaction gitarauteed out-oD-v- Wet and Dry loir le 2i Jackets ¬ examine He was Quite reckless of his life anel would fearlessly enter houses known to bo Infected and carry poor Uague stricken wretches out in his own arms One morning while riding to the city ho was seized with a sudden faintness but throwing it off by sheer force of will he applied himself to his work with his usual indefatigable zeal On returning home in the evening ho hael no sooner en tered his bungalow than his head began to swim his limbs to tremble a deadly feel ing of nausea crept over him an inde- scribable numbing sensation pervaded his wholo frame stupefying and maddening him ho shoutA whisky and soda quick at the same time throwed to his servant ing himself down on his bed The man returning saw his master writhing in agony swinging his arms w ildly about the light of madness in his eyes his lips bubbling with green foam He dropped tho tray In abject fright gasped Mabamari and ran to summon the regimental surgeon Dr Mason stripping of Terrors shirt discovered a blue livid lump under his left arm There could be no doubt about it It was tho sign of the plague fear Its bad business T Seventysaid the doc liist whom tor to Wilkinson of the he met outside the house I fear them is little chance of his recovery Tho next morning Colonel Langdale stopping on his way back from parade at Tarvers bungalow to inquire after the patient was surprised to see hia wifes pony trap standing at tne door A greater surprise was in store for kim for on si- kutlj entering the sickroom he saw his wife Vneeiifcg With her back toward him at the bedside clasping one of the sick mans ands iu both her own andi heard hT snv i n heartrending tones as nc cov ered it with kisses Speak tome Hubert luy darKg J one word Tell me that you have forgiven You shall iot die dearest They me shall not take you from mo again Oft Hubert if you only knew how much I love My marriage has been a mockery you I only married for the sake anel a farae of a home Had it ben you dear how happy my life would have been Oh why did I not tell you I was free Speak Hubert It is you only I love For your dear sake I would I But the cold lips of the dying man gave back no answer to her passionate appeal Her look of lovo found no responsive glance from the swiftly glazing eye The death rattle was sounding in the dying mans throat when with an access of passion almost savage in its intensity Gwendoline Langdale threw her arms round her lovers neck and strained him fiercely to her bosom in a last long lingering embrace Let me die with yu she murmured I am weary of pressing her lips to his my life The unwilling spectator of the scene had stood motionless tongue tieel anel fascinated He turned on his heel and silently left the room She told mo she loved me ho muttered and I was fool enough to believe her I am rightly served for my credulity Lad The Brahman was a true prophet ¬ ¬ ¬ -- mm i EAST Lv OHIO EI R R L H Landman Of No 503 W Ninth Street E Cincinn Pal TIME TABLE BOUND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Ohio 8b90am iiOpm Louisville 1115am 840pm At Lexington lv Lexinirtoa ll25arn 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am 030pm Ar Mt Sterling 1225pm 950pm IkdOam 705pm Ar Washington 0uam 340pm Ar Philadelphia 10l5jiin 70rpm tr New York 1240un ifcQgpm From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p in 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p rn 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 32Sp m From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE I Will be at the Windsor Hotel iv TUESDAY FEB 14 18H returning every second Tuesday in e month F T AlNS Rkeerence Every leading physic Fans Kentucky WEST BOUND r Winchester Ar Lexington 730am 91 HfcOlam ArShelbyville Ar Louisville r Frankfort 720pm ll00amS15pm 800am 520pm 735ani 845pm lain 630pm t t 250pm To Cincinnatim 515 am 340 p 150pm fi55am 751 a in cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville and New York without Lexington change For rates Sleeping Car reservations ox any information call on Traitis marked thus f rnn daily ex ¬ To Lexington 7 47 a m 1105 a m 545 p in 1014 p m To Richmond 11 0H a in 545 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a in 635 p m GEO W DA VI DEALER IN Furniture Window Shades Etc F B Cakr A gent ff Cloths Carppts Mattresses CI Ageni L ft N R R Parib Ky or George W Barney Div Pass Ageut Lexington F B Cash SDR nOlSE f DESIRE I CALDWELLS PEPSlW INDIGESTION Al BLACK irg and Repairing Main Special attention giveu to Undertak Stieet Paris Ky CALDWELLS AND LOT SMITH SHOP FOR SALE II PEPSlN SOR CONSTIPATION w News and Opinions Of National Importance n THE SUN ALONE to sell my house and ot For Kent 3with blacksmith shop at Jackson- rillH Kv I will sell lor half cash bal The store room occupied by C ance iu twelve months For further or call on parti culars address Gtrosche is for rent Possession 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