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THE CHAMP MILLER H T K RBON PKINTBD EVBBY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MlLLbRSBURG RUDDLES MILLS NEWS fsiaoiished Editors and Owners fkb l O 1881 SISETEESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY News FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1899 3 HEMP SEED Those farmers expecting to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted from China in 1893 27jan 2mo J LOTJCKKIFlIIDCr E LEXINGTON KY G N PARRIS Dealer in And Atuut The Personals And Other Notes Gathered For The Nws Readers Hum Mr Lucius Moreland returned from Mrs I R Best is improving Blue Licks Sunday Mrs Win Bassett is quite ill Several from here attended court t S Luuel Dodaon is able to be out Cyntbiana Monday T Liu Peed has taken the bankrupt Frank Howard sold a nice horse to Cynthiana parties Monday rtuk Herbert went to Newtown yee- Mr Tom McConLell spent Sunday lty on business with friends near Blue Lick Springs Mr James M Jollierof Mt Sterling Mr P J Cracraft and Miss Nora Mc is viHiting friends here Donald visited in Paris Sunday afterMiss Lucy Keller of Paris is the noon gu st of Mrs W V Shaw Mr and Mrs T H Marsh of Paris visited relatives here from Friday qui 1 Mr and Mrs Stiles Sirman and one Monday daughter are ill with grippe Mrs J M Cracraft who has been1 MissNrtnnie Peed of Mayt lick is the quite ill for several days is much imguem of Miss Dorothy Peed proved J G Allea T D Judy and J W M ss Grade Wallingford of Paris is Conway are all ill of grippe the guest of relatives and friends hr ie AMdison Turner and E P Clarke his week wee ii Cincinnati ttrs week Mrs las FiRber and little daughter Â¬ Â¬ Notn fathered In u Mir In f3 wffiS II Tf nffiJiilllli WB W r 1hwvh1 iMiiil fsNstZSF Swtfsfc vlifW lH Bffra9t sunflLw Sm wlfllvftrJoltaafiR g to th new Rins out tto old out tile alse e Iue 2 m2 We bring to you the new and true from the Prae orests or Norway OR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Groceriesaii Fruits MAIN Mien STREET Opposite Express Office No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure gueni of her Mint Mrs Wiu Panl Comity Attorney Denis Dundon of Paris was here Tuesday on business The Adauis Express Company will put u a deliveiy wagou here Feb 1st Mitt Nannie Barbee f Danville is the gnest of hc r si tei Mrs I R Best fe Nors Patterson bits jrone to H zard Perry Conutv K teach school Frnnk oilier hns formed a partner Â¬ ship with Ben Jones in the Hotel Con wav Bokn Fo the wife of W G McClin tock nte ltifl Ida Collier a son on 26th ilJSt Ida Onu if Mt Olivet is the Miss Rubj are recovering from a several days illness Miss Hattie Hunter of Blue Lick Springs Is the gueat of Miss Iva More laud this week Mr James Fisher returned Tuesd y from a visit to his father who is quite ill iu Kichmond Kev Morris of Lexington filled the pulpit Sumiay morning iu the absence of Kev Ralph iaboy Several from here will atteml a party to uight given bv Misses Ida and Sallie Andeisoo at Carlisle Mr Mort Rankin who was seriously hurt several days ao by the falliug of a porch roof is able to be out Mrs Geo Paynter and Miss Maud Walliugford of near Headquarters weie guests of relatives here last week Mr Walter Marshall and sister Mis Geitrude entertained a number of their vouug friends with a dance Friday Misses Nannie and F mnmmx i4Mftnvrnjcoin Nature s most natural remedy improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila Â¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is do Inclination cough GOOD DRUGGISTS OiO 6 Bottles Ong Q 26- - an nB7c ny ftjiietiy euuai u Dr BeU8 Pine Tar Honey It rivps guu k and permanent roller Id grip ae well a roughs and colds Itmake weak Inntrs strong Mrs M A MetcLvlfe tteduofth Kv jw Bfill t 50c rnd 100 Si UU laLI filf PlIlfi-Tar-KOII- II Consumption or Asthma in ad- vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in Ithe early stages to effect a cure old byJamfw Kennedy Druggist -- Mrs Rydner of Paris has neen with her brother Thomas Mclntyre several day He is some better Â¬ The grippe cases aie so numerous thar we cannot give names but none are considered dangerous Misses Nora Wadell Maria Thorn ton vlary Taylor and Maggie Chancelor have closed their schools for the Winter Hurry Redmon formerly of this place who ha b en at DouglaH City Alaska foi nearly two yeais is visiting relatives Â¬ THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman 9 iv CRESCENT steamer Connections line to Florida vS night Smith of Cyr -thiana were guests of Misses Winnie and Mary Hanley from Friday uut 1 Monday points Fast HAVANA m - Service through to 1 Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled raBi ttLv it r X PEEBLES 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 why Peebles Candy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the factory and that is why Peebles Candy is more delicious than that of others Although superior in every way the prices for Peebles Candy are no higher than others Agents for Allegretti A Kubels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line may always be On Â¬ Â¬ nere Coughed 20 Years Al Clark and wife colored were fined I suffered for 2o years with a cough five doilaib each for forcing their twelve-year-ol- d and spent hundreds of dollars with adapted daughter to drink urine doctors aud for medicine to no avail uu because sLe failed to empty slops til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs stroug Misses Carrie Current Lida Clarke Leila McClintock aud Blanch Darnell It has saved my life J B Rosell have returned from the house partv Grantsbnrg 111 given by Misses Emma and Paton McClintock ID Mr and Mrs Jos A Miller received a Pine-Tar-Honey FLORIDA AND Queen Crescent -- TjSVAMI East Coast or FC P Railway makes service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship con nection on arrival at Miami at Tampa West Coast for aaiafl Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Juan and ail West India ports New Orleans 1A7--A3STTE3- telegram announcing the marriage at Petersburg Ind of Miss Julia Evans Position by March 1st as Snperin who is well known here t- Mr Jno A deut on a farm Capable of atteudiig Bvres a son of the late Dr Byres a prominent physician of that place Mr to all business First class rettrenee Address Byres i in the gents furnishing business Jos Iff Wright in Petersburg Paris Ky - cw o 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to Free books and information by adrtssingv L ZELL tV PASSGR AGENT T AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTAKVOGA TENN Oil W C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O Sead 10 Interested ia Ja South cu to W C iaeaiia far ew iiintrtH MooUOj t ui Linrnt oe jer r v ourtA r n VVY v - - found The Joseph testa Candy and Aliegretti Rubels Chocolate CrtSOM sold exclusively in this city by R Peebles Sons Co JOSEPH S PEEBLES Established 1840 Cincinnati O Sent free Prest Insure ia my agency - uon anion Prompt paying reliable companies insures against fire wild and stcrm W 0 HINTON Agent Tornadoes And Cyclones lb - WrV L H Landman M D f No 503 W Ninth Street end Walnut Sis Lug Dlstanoo Telephone Call STO r-r y i7 CizeinnattjO 7 t -- i Cincinnati Pan- - Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel rCv tins We desire to establish Agencies lor Lyleburn Fruit Cake A O S VARDEN SOX JAS FEE The teachings of 60 years experience as to all that is best in the line of Ratable Drinb ablen and Kmobeablen is summed up in a 60 page price list Write for it great winner 1 Lookout these windstorms will sweep your farm property off the face returning every second Tuesday in each of the earth and you will lose it all month unless you have a policy in the old and Rkeerence Every leading pnysician l000 tried Glen Falls of New York Paris Kentucky insurance for five years will only cost you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9nov tf T PORTER Smith Agent Low pices on candies for entertainments Cheap but pure Newton Mitchell tf TUESIAY FEB 14 1K1M our Cft in the jCc Our stock al S VER TOIL E 1 er r r are CarefuUi selected tn ik e r -retory by Gxpert Diamond Cutters art ti Stocc in the Tlfest at the jouest Prices nets T - LUH SILVERSMITHS LING SILA R E and Â¬ WATCHES STATIONERY El M CfllLLEIGE I0IAEGD Rrtk And Ciub Roller Skates t--J- m PUBLIC HENTiKG OF Â¬ Uf I We are Sole Agents for the Celebrated Pate Phittippe WEDDING SILVER is the Co watches Our stock in this A most complete in ii Vest lew excuji e patterns Ster- line includes every grade and ling Silver Spooiio an i Forks at make known to the trade at prices to iuit everybody S100 PCR OUNCE Â¬ 9ur Departnirt Stationery and Ergi ing ia thoroughly to date and ccrrr In every respect I 1 SKATE SUNDRIES cels and is now rented by W E Simms Attention Universally adopted whin used iu Cateeby Woodford Junius D Stone competition with any oihar skate unBrice Steele J D Ockerman B F CELEBRATED rivalled The leading roller skat in th photos in Grinnans Walls Dr J M Woodford and John H Parties wanting world gallery should come and have sittings Stuart The land ia all in grasq excepting thirmade at once as the building we occupy ty acres at Spears Mill occupied by Or Hema1 Bn kvte Wks will be toru away about the middle of J M Woodford A part of this will be TJTot a CYCLE SKATE or nn ex February Persons wanting old nega- rented for tohacco and a part for corn Richmond Ijd U S A periment but the only practical sciAt the same time and place I will rent entific RINK SKATE on the market tives can get same cheap as I will disthe Woodford warehouse at Spears Over two miiions of HENLEYS L Grinnan pose of them all Mil and sell the metal roofing recently SKATES sold in this and other countries removed from said warehouse Three houses for rent or Bile Apply For any information concerning these 3t properties address me at Paris or North to Mrs J V Wilcox Paris Ky mm Middletown CLAUDE M THOMAS H S Stout Manager is selling his Receiver entire stock of gents furnishings etc Attorney-At-La- w 3t at cost 0 HENLEYS SATUMAT MINN 28 1S99 SUPPLIED flour from Paris Milling Co tell your grocer you want no other at two oclock p m to the highest a id best bidders The iisiest and Lightest Bun-- All grocers keep it iiiug Skates on Earth Said land will be rented in nine parÂ¬ Dont use any other but Purity The lauded estate of the late Thomas Wood foul will te rented publicly at the court house door in Paris on Scad for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods seat to our Patrons on Selection Sale Dinners Frankfirt S CiadnBati ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME r ARD IN EFFECT DEcEMBEK 5th 188 KAST BOUND Â¬ If you are oing to have a sale and with to set a dinner at a reasonable price call on GEORGE KASSEXFOSS 20septSim Paris Ky 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE n Kol ler Skates Â¬ rctaBoucn No Lve Fraunfort a 7 1 No 3 4 4U pill No 5 Mixed a 1 1 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ N C FISHER Paris Kentucky -- Office on Broad wav up stairs 2 doors West of Boukbon News Phone 58 Mens ami Boys overcoats at Hoarseness sore throat and constant cost Come and see for your Â¬ coughing indicate that the bronchial Cos clothiers tubes are suffering from a bad cold selves at Price which may develop into pleurisy or We need the caii Hoarseness Sore Throat LveGeor etrwn Lve C S Ry Dep A b Lve Newtuwo Lve Jentxpvlle h Lve Eiz Arr Par 7 ilam Lve Flkhoru 7 18aiu Lve Switzer Lve stamping Grnd 7 28am 734am Lve Davalls 7 39am Lve Johuson 7 7 Utfam 52pm Kjpm 4 45am 50am 17am 8 25am 8 30a in h 4lam 4 4 4 2 pm 4 3opm 4 48DUi 4 56 pm 5 00pm 5 10pm 10pm 16pm 22pm 1 50pm 35pm 55pm 30pm 00pm 0pm 2 3 WK8T BOUND PUBLIC SALE JASClIf 27 No 2 PU M No 4 Pas Mxed No 6 Lve Pb Lve El Lve Ct LveN--vOw- 6i 91 eTh rv villk 4tUM 4 Uil S 4 JpUii 5 SOpmj 6 DESIGNo COPYniGHTS Ac Anvone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Cnmniunica tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest nirancy for securing patents Patents taken througa Mann Co receive tpecial notice Without charge in the Trade Marks We will sell at public sale on LYC FOR SALE power Grinding Mill standard make will grind 60 to 75 barrels ot ear corn per day with 10 horse power Will sell cheap R P Barxett A first class Â¬ The very best companies com- Â¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Non union W 0 HINTON Agent inflammation of the lungs Do not 1 C 50am 6 vypm 8 22am Lve kHxiti it f5 Branch Office C25 waste health and strength by wait-Â¬ fine candies for sale for J at 10 oclock a m the house and lot on Lve Sv UKum 6 4ptu 8 40am Gunthbrs rergnsou Lve En 07 im 6 50pm 8 55am u the corner ot beveuin ana ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough Christmas H20im 7 10pm 915am streets formerly occupied by Mrs E B Arr Frai k Syrup at once This wonderful rem- Â¬ Newton Mitchell Â¬ tf Daily except suuuay Flanagin edy cures all throat and lung affecfc Terms One third cash balance in 6 a Connects with L Ky N b connects with Q in an astonishingly short timew tions C connects with Central At Cost Entire stock of gents fur and x2 months at 6 per cent J L TRUNDLE KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS nishing are going at cost WASH FITHIAN Manager H S Stout 2t AM PM PM AM JAS McCLURE 340 700 Lv Frankfort Arli 20 7io Phone loG Trustee 750 Lv Georifetowa Ar 028 617 Lv y30 540 Paris 510 840 Ar Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to Maysville Lv 5 45 126 830 Office Fourth Ar B McDEitMOTT F the fresh Lv 709 255 Winchester Ar place I will sell 616 1142 Ar At the same time and Lv 620 200 Office Hours 720 IKK Kichmond the personal effects of Mrs Emily B Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat 7 to in GEO B HARPT2K Qenl Supt Doses are small and pleasant t take Doctor Crystallized fruits nuts oranges Flanagin deceased consisting of house2 to 4 recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggist JOS K NEW0J G P A malaga hold and kitchen furniture etc apples bananas lemons 7 to 8 JAS VoCLURE grapes grape fruit Gu tf Fancy California evaporated frnits A iininistrator - FRIDAY 18ft Lve G rgtuTi Lve 1 Lv Duv Ky Dp l2sui 32am 10 1 0 53 un S55pmi oipm Hi ri Scientific lmerican 7 20pm 7aii H 20pm 4 lam 0 32pm 17pm70am j 51am handsor eij illnrtrUod weekly Largest cr- dilation oi any scientlflc journal 1 ernis b a yar four months fl ssoia Dyaii newsaeaior A MUNN Co88 New York OL Washington D C f I BrBulls Cough Syrup tf Newton Mitchell Â¬ Will Kenney Physician M I Surgeon and Pitrusaut Sis am p in p in -i Â¬ tf Newton Mitchell m the Wb 1 35- THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1899 THE TREATY UP Senator Vest Urged Mr Davis to Name a Dav When a Vote Could Be Taken Senator Dtvis Replied That the Qneitloi of Fixing Day for a Vote Hid Not Been Considered By itae For Â¬ eign Relatione Committee I THE NAVAL PERSONNEL BILL Senate Committee on Naval Affairs Re Â¬ CRISIS POSSIBLE Ajroncillos Acts in the Nations Capitol Are Considered Nigh Unto Treason The Situation Acknowledged Bv the Wai Department as Ominous The De layed Action on the Treaty Emboldens Filipinos Â¬ GREENES REPORTS ON CUBA Oaban Troops Well Disciplined Intelligent and Would B Efficient as Part of A GREAT HEAD Small Salenlady Who Knows Thing or Two Abont Manip Â¬ That Pimple On Your Face is There to Want You of Impure Blood Painful consequences may follow a neglect of this warning Take Hoods Sarsapardla and it will purify your blood cure all humors and eruptions and make you feel better in every way It will warm nour Â¬ ish strengthen and invigorate your whole body and prevent serious illness Â¬ Â¬ ported the Measure to the Senate Several Amendments Offered the Locil Constabulary ulating Stock Washington Jan 26 The senate Washington Jan 25 The senate resumed consideration of the peace treaty in executive session Tuesday The Berry resolution for the consider- Â¬ ation of the treaty in open session was voted down and there was more or less talk of taking- a vote though on this point no definite decision was reached The session opened with a strong ap Â¬ peal by Senator Berry to open the doors and allow the world to listen to the debates on the subject He said that he desired an opportunity to to some of the speeches which had beeu made on the treaty in open ses sion but that so long as the t rcaty was considered executive business he did not feel so free as others seemed Brief to be to discuss it openly speeches were made for and against the open door proposition but the mo- Â¬ tion was finally disposed of in the neg- Â¬ ative without a loll call and by a very large vote There was a demand for a roll call by the supporters of the mo Â¬ - re-p- l- withdrew it Probably the most significant occur rence of the session was the banter upon the ques tion of a final vote upon the treaty itself Senators Gorman and Vest both of whom oppose ratifl cation urged the importance of getr ting a vote at no very distant day Senator Gorman in a brief very earnest speech said that but much had been said by the friends of ratification as to the necessity of dis posing of the subject without any great delay He agreed with them on that point and if they were in earnest he felt that a vote might be reached with fci ten days Senator Vest joined in Mr Gormans appeal and urged Mr Davis to name a day and an hour when We want it the vote could be taken understood distinctly said lie that we are not holding the treaty up at We will agree to ull Name the day any date that will suit you If you have the votes you can ratify your treaty if not it will be defeated The question will be disposed of and the senate can proceed with other busi tion but theÂ¬ committee on naval affairs through its chairman Senator Hale reported the naval personnel bill Several amend ments were suggested in committee the most important of which follow A proviso is added to Section 7 giv ing to each of the rear admirals em braced in the nine lower numbers the pay and allowance of a brigadier gen eral of infantry in the army An officer filling the position of chief of a bureau is given the pay but not The pio the rank of a commodore vision giving a captain in command of a squadron the pay of a commodore is stricken out Several amendments are made to the provision for the retire ment of officers but they are largely technical In this connection the auÂ¬ thority to the president to appoint additional ensigns and lieutenants in the navy is continued for two years The house provision for a judge advocate corps is eliminated from the bill as was also the provision giving retired officers who served during the civil war three fourths of all the pay of the next highest grade and also that giving students at the naval acad emy the rank of midshipman An amendment was added giving chapliins not now officers the rank oi lieutenant A proviso was inserted tc the effect that after the vacancies in the marine corps now existing are filled there shall be no further appointments from civil life The provision in the house bill giving senior officers of marines or fleets while so serving the next highest rank in the marine corps is stricken out Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ It was just before New Years day and Assistant Mamie and Sadie yrere having a friendly Secretary of War Meiklejohn gave out chat over the counter Mamie was a diminWashington Jan 26 Washington Jan 25 It is acknowl edged in administration circles that Agoncillo the Filipino representative in Washington has practically submitted an ultimatum to the president to recognize him at once as the ambas sador of the Filipino republic or take the consequences The dispatches via Madrid and London Tuesday morning by their officers that although their announcing that the time allowed the sufferings for lack of food were very reAmericans to recognize the Filipino reÂ¬ great no cases of pillage had been ported Their equipment was wretch public expires Tuesday are ac Â¬ Â¬ Wednesday a synopsis of Maj Gen Francis V Greens report concerning he duties assigned to him in Cuba Speaking of an inspection which he made of the Cuban troops Gen Greene found them to be of all colors mulatto They were an able bodied and white lot of men although smaller in stature They had than the Americans been inured to hardships dur ing the last three years seemed well disciplined and so fully controlled utive salesgirl not much older than Sadie whose daily attention was given theoretically to the cry of Cahsh Say Mamie remarked Sadie did ye see them calendars on the table two rooms Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ sd The officers impressed Gen have some founda Â¬ tion in so far as Agoncillo has de Â¬ Greene most favorably For the most manded recognition by the presi- Â¬ part they were intelligent educated men and dent In fact at the war department Gen well mounted as well dressed Greene gives it his opinion that the situation is considered as dark as force possesses the elements of a it has ever been and each days delay this body of fine native troops provided they by the senate in acting on the treaty are properly organized equipped and Agoncillo and his makes it worse augmented junta have lost no time in their regimental and possibly battal ion informing Aguinaldo and his army of can commanders isselected from Ameri officers It his the situation in Washington only that organization of these opinion that the troops should be Agoncillo has declared the Americans begun at the earliest possible moment are afraid to assert possession of Â¬ knowledged to Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ SCOTT ELECTED SENATOR Â¬ The Republicans in the West Virginia Leg islature Have a Majority of Three on a Joint Ballot Charleston W Va Jan 26 Scott was elected United States senator Wednesday in joint assembly Scott received 48 votes McGraw 40 Goff 1 necessary to elect 48 One seat in the senate and one in the house were va- Â¬ cant Hunt voted first for Blizzard and afterward changed his vote to Scott The announcement was re- Â¬ ceived with the wildest applause Both the senate and the house ac- Â¬ Â¬ cepted the resolution postponing ac ness tion in all fairly contested cases until Let us vote now responded Sena Â¬ February 7 and suspending tor Aldrich who had just entered the Baker in the meantime This isSenator the rechamber after a visit to his home in sult of an agreement between the two We ought to be ready Rhode Island parties and leaves the republicans a to vote in 15 minutes majority of three on a joint ballot Senator Davis replied however that Hon Nathan Bay Scott was in Guernthe question of fixing a day for a vote sey county O in 1842 He born enlisted in the had not been considered by the com- - union army and was mustered out in 185 setrnittee on foreura lglatieTAK- andthat tling in Wheeling shortly afterward where he would not feel justified in assuming went to work as an employe of the Central employed as a Juch a responsibility upon his own au Glass Co Inandshort time he was was a manager soon afterward selected thority unsupported by the action of president of the company which position he He promised to bring tilled his committee years He two served for the matter to the attention of the com years as president of the second council city of of branch the mittee at its next session Wheeling He was elected in 1882 as a member The principal speeches of the general of the state senate and again in 1886 serving debate were made for the treaty by eight years In the last race he defeated Hon Senators Teller and Frre and by Sena- John O Pendleton in a strongly democratic tor Hoar in opposition Senator F ryes district Mr Pendleton being afterwards member remarks were a sharp criticism of the elected to congress While asavings of the senate he passed the mutual bank law opposing senators and it was so point- of the state For five years he was West Vir Â¬ ed that it brought Senator Hoar ginias member of the republican national his to feet for a somewhat committee and during the entire time was a acrimonious reply Mr Frye dwelt member of the executive committee 1836 he at some length upon the condi- byDuring the campaign of to servewas selected McKinley with Gen President tions under which the treaty had Powell Clayton and Vice President Hobart in been formulated and also referred to the headquarters at New York city In recog the situation in the Philippines inti nition of his services President McKinley ap- Â¬ mating that the opposition to ratifica- pointed him commissioner of internal revenue he filled with tion was the principal source of en which position the first savingssignal ability He organised bank in the couragement to the Filipinos in their state of West Virginia and is till president present attitude toward the United of that institution States Mr Hoar defended the course of the opposition Disagreeable as it NEW OFFICE OF ADMIRAL was he said to arouse the ill will ol his brother senators that condition Bill to Create the Position Offered in the House Million Dollar Department of was preferable to plunging the country Justice Building Proposed into a position that might be of untold consequence to the whole nation Washington Jan 26 Hale reported ECCENTRIC MANS REQUEST favorably in the senate Wednesday the naval personnel bill with amendments For AH Eternity an Aired Massachusetts and asked that it be printed Cullom Man Proposes to Sic in His reported the legislative executive and StiTiphaus judieial appropriation bill and said he Boston Jan 25 Reuben J Smith would probably call it up Thursday Chandler introduced a bill creating an ecentric character who had been a resident of Amesbury for many years the office of admiral of the navy and died at his home Tuesday morning providing that the officer designated Mr Smith was 71 years old and death for this high honor shall not be retired except upon his own motion It was is attributed to old age Of his many peculiar acts the referred to the naval affairs committee On motion of Quay the senate passed one that attracted the widest at a bill providing for a new building for tention was the building of a sar cophagus completed several months the department of justice on the site of To commence ago In the tomb is an iron the present structure building the sum of 31000000 is chair and Mr Smith requested that the after death his body should be placed appropriated Cockrell did not think the old build in the chair in a sitting position the door securely locked and the kny de ing should be torn down- - Quay and Hoar said the present structure was utdoved This will be done The walls were is not known to have any old and unsafe whether or not he had eraeked and settling and if something my property will be determined by an was not done there might be a repeti- Â¬ tion of the Fords theater disaster- investigation Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ their there is the islands for fear of the Philippine otherwise disintegratedanger that the force may and turn into army brigands The proposed postpenement cf the Jen Greene ratification of the treaty has so em Â¬ and the men believes that this officer under him under proper boldened Agoncillo that it would be discipline would be very efficient as a no surprise to the officials here if his part of a rural constabulary The dispatches to Manila did not inciteH roaming life they have led for trouble there This phase of the situa- Â¬ years has disqualified them several for the tion was discussed by the cabinet but work of peaceful farmers the administration is powerless to act be possible to get from 10 GOO It would to 15000 so long as three or four senators block such men who would be suitable for a vote on the treaty and make the namilitary service About 5000 men suittion appear before the world as afraid able for military service could proba to do anything Within the last two bly be obtained from the discharged or three days Agoncillo and his fellow Spanish soldiers members of the junta it is claimed The remaining half of the Cuban have been in close consultation with a forces about ten to fifteen thousand number of opposition senators and have who are not especially adapted to the been concocting schemes and plans for life of a soldier and are peaceful labordefeating or further delaying action on ers and farm hands seemed anxious to the treaty return to their homes Kut as This conduct on the part of the Fil- Â¬ homes have been destroyed their their famipinos comes very near what the law ilies having perished in the reeoncen prescribes as treason because a state centration their fields grown up with of war still exists the treaty of peace weeds and as they have no money to not having been ratified and there is purchase implements for farming pura question whether if he continues poses for the time being this is imhis tacties Agoncillo might not be practicable It is of the ut dealt with under the law The presi- Â¬ most urgency to provide work dent and his cabinet are still deter- for these men immediately In Jen An Expedient mined that the American forces shall Poet gloomily I dont see how it is goGreenes opinion money could be put ing he possible any longer to keep the not be the aggiessors in the Philip- immediately into the hands of the wolf to from the door pines but if Aguinaldo considers the starving laboring class by employing Poets Wife You might sit on the doortime limit for the Americans to recog- them in the step and read aloud one of your rejected and repair of poems Somerville construction Journal nize the so called republic as having roads and the rebuilding of hospitals expired Tuesday the Filipinos may asylums and public buildings one to Turn Over bring about the crisis themselves In a few months by pursuing this I thought you were going to turn over a There is no fear whatever about our course they wouia be enabled to nevr feat John she said find I LVas he replied but I 5000 soldiers in the Philippines being return to cant their homes and start Why not able to handle Aguinaldos army be life over again Money thus disThere Avont be any new leaves until ause if they once come into conflict bursed would find its way through 6pring Chicago Post our trained regulars with their breech the ordinary channels of trade More Fact Than Fiction loading and rapid fire guns would This would relieve business mon y Miss Worth make short work of the little Malays would accumulate in the banks from give jewelry to Its considered impolite to a girl to whom youre not The president has no idea of doing whence it could be loaned to such engaged Mr Strong By whom any such thing The longer the treaty planters as could give reasonable seBy all the other girls Jewelers is held back the more defiant and curity This would also enable them Weekly arrogant are tne Filipinos going to restore the damages done to their If as the poet Wither says care will to become Agoncillo backed by a plantations and enable them also to kill a cat it might be well to hang a little few discredited senators who have purchase cattle and faming imple- of it over the back fence where felines most failed of re election is going to keep ments and to begin planting do congregate L A W Bulletin up his dispatches to the Filipino jun The prosecution of this work and It is not the man who contributes most to tas in Paris London and Hong Kong the prompt payment of wages will gain the campaign fund who assumes to know and through them to Ag uinaldo On the gratitude of the Cubans and at the best how to spend it Washington la the other hand if the treaty is ratified same time enforce respect for the au Democrat at once Agoncillo will notify his bosses thority and the govern ment of the Lots of men dont know enough to stop that the jig is up and Aguinaldos army United States Nothing would more coring when they strike oil Chicago Daily will go to pieces sharply indicate the difference between News The advices from Manila which the Spanish and American methods of patent leather shoes cover Many a have reached the war department are than the prompt payment of wages in socks that pair full of holes Washington are far from reassuring It is understood good coin the faithful carrying out of la Democrat that Gen Otis reports an expectation the government obligations and the I could not get along without Pisos Cure on his part that the insurgents are prompt suppression of anything for Consumption It always cures Mrs about to force an issue and if this tending to disorder The food sent by E C Moulton Needham Mass Oct 22 94 should be so the result can not be the Bratton was distributed along The man who always say exactly what foreseen the north coast and that sent by the he means is more numerous than popular THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION Comal was distributed along the south Chicago Daily News Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ over 9 Which ones Them 25 cent ones Is Americas Greatest Medicine Price fl with peculiar emphasis Did I see em from Mamie as she pulled open a drawer Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cents and pointed triumphantly to two specimens of the said calendars A HUSTLING HOST in awe- Â¬ You bought two of em struck tones from Sadie I just He Had a Little Scheme for Making Well 1 aint bought em yet picked out two of em and put em away His Guests Pay for Their Theyll mark the ones thats left down to Dinners five cents pretty soon Then Ill put these here back and buy em quick See Sadie saw and her mouth fell open in adIt was an apparently innocent little din Â¬ miring awe Then she recovered herself ner invitation which drew a number of Sa 58 will ye save one for me California street heavyweights to the handsome home of a capitalist on Pacific Sore Sadie rushed off and inside of two min- avenue who is no longer popular in the utes tr4hird calendar was in the drawer Pacific Union club After the dinner which was elaborately planned perfectly waitinc for a droo in prices N Y Sun 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 Â¬ has reached the age where big words are chased apt to Hoor her and where she is very sen- Â¬ Alter it had been examined and duly adsitive 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 they Oh said the little girl with a strong exÂ¬ hardly could decline the entertainment he said I practiced which had been provided for them Hav Â¬ pression of disgust 1 preached I dont do I what ing carelessly undertaken to call the turn Well my child I on black red expected to But I dont do I papa I dont any lose thetrifle to or the host they they did not a their but more than you do do I anticipate any such And then the rector choked up But he as overtook each of financial catastrophe the players took a half hour from his sermon and ex The bank won steadily plained the meaning of the obnoxious ex Â¬ player guests were broke Soon all the the pression to the best of his ability Cleve- Â¬ ofiered in an off hand way but stake host to one Dealer land Plain and all guarding against a loss of the frequent loans however by taking the Destined to Be Great checks of his friends For the purpose with The shipping clerk kept his rubber stamps admirable forethought he had provided in x big deep box on a shelf near him himself with blank checks on everv bank in he said But the town where they are handy There was no escape for his victims The errand boy was looking for an opportunity to muke himself invaluable so at noon while were all thoroughly trapped and wel he was in charge of the works he drove scorched before they were released The siiiall nails into the partition in such a man- guests caught the first car home in the morn Â¬ 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 arrangeTeacher of the Future Who can tell ma ment saved him at least an hours work who was Hobson every day Some day that errand boy will One of the Countless Generation ar Yet be the proprietor of a business so systemat Unborn Please he was the hero of the ized that lie will not grow prematurely old merry smack Indianapolis Journal with worry Furniture Journal Ignorance and superstition got married be Â¬ In Old Missouri fore the flood Hams Horn Mrs Olive It is rumored among the neighbors that your husband beat you last night Is it true NEKV0US 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 sea A woman with the blues is a very un Â¬ son Chicago Evening News Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla f Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ comfortable person She is illogical unhappy and frequently hysterical The condition of the mind known as the blues nearly always with wo- Â¬ men results from diseased organs of Â¬ Â¬ generation Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Prof Schurman Will Sail on the Steamer Empress of Jxpin for Hong Kon and Manila Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ rmith New York Jan 25 President J G Schurman of Cornell university and Prof D C Worcester of the Univer-Â¬ sity of Michiga the civilian members of the commission appointed by the president to inquire into the condition of the Philippine islands left Tuesday evening over the Canadian Pacific for Vancouver where they will take the steamship Empress of Japan for Hong Kong From there they will go imme-Â¬ diately to Manila and will be met there by Adm Dewey and Gen Otis mem Â¬ bers of the commission Col Charles Denbj who is a member of the war in Â¬ vestigation commission will not be able to start for the Philippines for at least two weeks as the investigation commissions work will detain him The commissioners travel in a special car with their force of stenographers I secretaries and aides Steamer on the Rocks New York small portion only was dis tributed to the insurgent troops the bulk going to the reconcentradoes The latter are in such a debilitated condition that their stomachs can not assimilate hard bread and bacon and Gen Greene recommends that if fur ther supplies are sent they should con sist of rice beans conee sugar and canned meats The most important question affecting the future of Cuba is the care and education of the great number of orphans whose parents perished in the reconcentratit n The estimates of morcoast A Â¬ Actors Vocalists Public Speakers praise Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute The man who does his own thinking becomes a focus for all the reflectors Rams Horn Â¬ It is a source of wonder that in this age of advanced medical science any person should still believe that mere force of will and determination will overcome depressed spirits and nerv ousness in women These troubles are indications of disease Every woman who doesnt under- Â¬ stand her condition should write to Lynn Mass to Mrs Pinkham for her advice Her advice is thorough com- Â¬ mon sense and is the counsel of a learned woman of great experience Read the story of Mrs F S Bennett Westphalia Kansas as told in the fol-Â¬ lowing letter M Dear Mrs Pinkham I have suf Â¬ fered for over two years with falling enlargement and ulceration of the womb and this spring being in such a weakened condition caused me to flow for nearly six months Some time ago urged by friends I wrote to you for advice After using the treatment which you advised for a short time that terrible flow stopped I am now gaining strength and flesh and have better health than I have had for the past ten years I wish to say to all distressed suffer- Â¬ ing women do not suffer longer when there is one so kind and willing to aid you Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com Â¬ pound is a womans remedy for wo Â¬ mans ills More than a million wo Â¬ men have been benefited by it Â¬ i I Â¬ Wheres it gone Ask St Jacobs Oil ured that bruise gone mans work is an index of his acter Rams Horn A It Â¬ READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS char- Â¬ Â¬ It is easy sure It will vanish Use St Jacobs Oil lor Neuralgia Its done Horn Buzzards neveT study etiquette Met KRAUSERS smoked in a few hoars with LIQUID EXTRACT OF Rams Â¬ ML Cheaper cleaner Mado from hickory wood sweeter and surer than the old wajr Spnd for A KUO Hilton circular L S0KE kBAliK tality during the three yean since Weylers reconcentration proclama tion Â¬ was issued vary from 400 persons or from 000 to 000000 0 to 40 per cent of the population of the island The number of orphans can not be even approximately esti mated but there must be a great many thousands of them They are found in every town and village in a semi starving condition and living on a pre-Â¬ carious charity Â¬ ffaQt jja J9BB JbW dm dtmt t3 Ws For Infants and Children In Jan 20 The Diamond jor a respected citizen of Kunkle O Match Co is figuring to secure control committed suicide by hanging Tuesday of the plant of the American Straw forenoon He had been despondent board Co If the deal goes through the and nay net have beeu in his right match company will make its own mind His wife on going to the barn boxes Suspended From a O Montfelikr Rifter Jan 25 John Tay To Make Its Own Matcn Boxes An Even Trad Akron O Jan 26 RegiÂ¬ mental headquarters band and 1st bat The La Normandle is Sitfe of the 16th United States infan- Â¬ New York Jan 25 The French talion 7 oclock Wednesdaj departed liner La Normandi e which was twe try for Ft at Crook 2ieb its perma days overdue at this port arrived night nent station iday BrNTSVILLE was horrified at seeing him suspended hy a rope about his neck to a rafter Movement of Troops Ala Â¬ Â¬ The Fall River Chicago Jan 20 President James line steamer Pilgrim from New York A Hart of the Chicago JJaseball club for Boston went on the rocks on the Wednesday made official announce Â¬ west side of South Brother island in ment that Uahlen of Chicago had been East river during the fo Tuesday traded for Demontrevilleof Baltimore night It was an even trade no cash bonus being paid to either club Killed in a Fist Fftht Vote Will Be Takeu February 6 Jackson O Jan 25 In a fist fight Washington Jan 26- - -- An agreement between miners Sana Alexander ana Oliver Hammond at Garfield over an was reached in executive session Wed Â¬ augur worth 10 cents Alexander was nesday that a vote on the ratification killed and Hammond c rrested en a of the peace treaty shall be taken od February 6 murder charge Jan 25 Signature ji r trfikfSbij-JvTT MURRAY Use For Over Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY ITRfCT NEW YORK CITY STAR PLUG M NATURAL LEAF PLUG CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG L SLEDGE PLUG SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING a TRUST or 7V BINE CO COMPY Manufacturer Not Wacie oy LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO c V JJlBj awww THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY 27 BE KIND JLhl girt queen seated on the throne -- 18W9 search of a lodging Which youth and beauty claim as dower Seekest thou some secret word of power Which shall make every heart thine own In this one word the answer find Be kind Ah master of the sciences To whom no time nor space seem far Nor comets flight nor course of star Conversant with the centuries The soul is stronger than the mind Be kind Swift speeds the world along its way And knowledge widens with the years Cumbrous and poor and thin appears The science of our yesterday Like random gropings of the blind Be kind The rose of beauty has brief grace Full soon it pales and drops its leaves Not long for it the garden grieves For other roses take its place id wanton on the summer wind Be kind be the beauty ever so bright And be the wisdom never so wise Men soon forget them and misprize But like a quenchless tireless light Love burns in human hearts enshrined Be kind Susan Coolidge in S S Times For Tfcc HL fcj lYK Jfc Lin ft hot ireen Co i 9 SlPfeTT TtATV opvrlsht x8q7 by Longmans SYNOPSIS DAuriac commanding outpost where scene is laid tells the story Dc Oomeron is in temporary command appointed by Gen de Rone to examine into a charge against dAuriac Nicholas a sergeant brings In a man and woman from kings prisoners DAuriac camt at Le Fer angered by Insulting manner of deGomeron toward woman strikes him duel follows and prisoners escape Duel is interrupted by appearance of de Rone and dAuriac is told he will hang if found alive at close of morrows battle Riding over field next day dAuriac finds Nicholas victim of de Gomerons malice in imminent danger of death and releases him from awful preÂ¬ dicament After battle in which King Henry utterly routs de Rones forces dAuriac lying severely wounded sees two forms moving through the darkness rob Â¬ bing the bodies of the dead and wounded They find golden collar on de Leyvas corpse and Babette stabs Maugirot In r partner to gain possession Henry with retinue among whom Is fair prisoner who had escaped from de lomeron and dAycn her suitor rides over the fi Id Madame rescues dAuriac and afterwards visits him daily in hospital Here he learns his friend When well enough is heiress of Bldache he is taken to her Normandy chateau where he 1 Palln about to force her to marry dAycn He sets out with Jacques his knave for Paris to prevent this marriage IX laved at Kzy he t hi gave me t he opportunity he comes upon Nicholas his old sergeant Pantin I said I have taken a room who says de Gomeron is in neighborhood here you understand with associates from army and nobility And I he answered have sold a plotting treason against the king Tiny go to de Gomerons retreat where they cabbage to Babette If you hear noth manage to overhear details of plot Burn ing more meet me at dusk in the ing with revenge Nicholas shoots at de square behind St Martins Flying for tht ir lives the two Oomeron There was no time to say more for men think themselves beyond pursuit when suddenly they are face to face with we heard the fence coming back Pan Biron one of th traitors whom dAuriac tin went off down the street and I uts down and with de Gomeron who makes short work of Nicholas dAuriac after a word or two with the man and escapes Arriving in Paris the chevalier an order to his wife regarding my lays what he knows of treasonable plot be meals went slowly up to my room fore Sully master general of ordnance Calling on de Belin a friend dAuriac se cures from him a servant Ravaillac who CHAPTER XVIII had previously been in service of dAyen DAyens marriage to Madame de laBidache THE BKYUGHT IN THE TOISON DOR is to occur within fornight de Belin to Once back in mv room 1 flung off mv stand sponsor Palln and madame arrive in Paris DAuriac has suspicions aroused cloak and took a survey of mv new concerning Ravaillac later witnesses quarters The room was long and low meeting with de Gomeron therefore dis and situated in the topmost story of the misses him The chevalier is introduced at court by de Belin where he charges Biron house In one corner was a settle cov with being traitor to France and king For ered with a faded brocade whilst on his pains Henry gives him 24 hours to quit the other side there was a wardrobe France King now commands marriage and a few necessaries The bed was 4o be celebrated on the morrow making it placed at the extreme end of the room imperative that flight occur that night if madame be saved DAuriac therefore and close to the window which overmeets her secretly when masked men looked the back of the house and swoop down on pair and carry them off bound and gagged After 24 hours im through which from where I stood the during which he has inter- blue sky alone was visible there was prisonment view with de Gomeron and Babette he a table and a couple of chairs Be manages to escape At his lodgings he tween the table and the bed intervened finds Jacques Palin de Belin and his host Pantin assembled in council Next morn- a clear space about ten feet by six ing Pantin and dAuriac disguised make covered with a coarse carpeting If I their way to neighborhood where they am thus precise in my description I manage to get directed to the Toison dOr would say I have done so in order to explain clearly what follows CHAFTEB XV LI Continued So far things were satisfactory At last I came opposite the Toison enough and beyond what I had a right dOr The fate leading- into the little to expect in such a locality The one court was shut and so was every win drawback was that I would be com dow facing the street The signboard pelled to use the turret at the end of was swinging sadly over the closed door the passage for my watch and thus run and at the first glance it looked as if the risk of beinc observed from the would trust other houses In the meantime I de the house was deserted as little to chance as possible passed termined to see exactly what could be slowly on and found that the Toison effected from the window and pushing dOr joined on t another but much the table aside so as to get a better smaller house which had its bound sot view looked out I then saw that the to it by the wall that crossed the street house I was in as well as the Toison The sash of a window on the top story dOr was built against the remains of Of the house was up and as 1 came up the old walls of Paris Below me there to it the front door swung open and a was a sheer drop of 0 to GO feet man stood on the steps and looked me right into the bed of the abandoned full in the face As my glance passed fosse which was covered by a thick un- him I saw that the door opened into a dersrrowth and full of debris I thought room that was used apparently as a at first of stopping any further concern shop for all kinds of miscellaneous arÂ¬ with the window but as I was turning ticles and the man himself would have away I looked rather particularly at stood well for the picture of a thieves the wall below me and saw that a fence which indeed he was ledge ran along it about three feet be A good morning captain he said low the window Following its track Will you buy or have you come to with my eyes I observed that it was sell he asked dropping his voice carried along the face of tho Toison As he spoke Pantin came up and be dOr and in doing this I became aware gan to importune the man from a safe that there was a window open at the distance to purchase his wares but be buck of Babettes house and that this yond a curse had no further attention was situated on the same level as my paid him and with a disappointed air room but just about the middle in he went slowly back toward the Toison stead of the extreme end as mine was dOr It flashed upon me that some When I considered the position of thi thing had fallen my way I have conic window tind that its lookout was on a to buy compere 1 answered and step place where never a soul seemed to ping into the shop began to examine come I could not but think that a few cast off doublets and flung them madame were in the Toison dOr aside demanding one on which the gold in all probability her room was there lace was good A woman joined the and swore bitterly to myself at the man at this time and whilst they were thought of how impossible it would be rummaging amongst their stores I to reach her I then craned out and hastily ran over in my mind the plan looked upwards and saw that my house T had formed If I could get a lodging was a half story lower than the Toison here I would be in a position to watch dOr and that whilst the latter had a who came and went from the house and high sloping roof the portion of the strike my blow with deliberation and building in which I was appeared to be certainty So at last when the doublet a long and narrow terrace with alow was shown to me though the price was machicolated parapet running along exorbitant I paid it without demur and the edge Thus if there were a door on the man asking if it should be sent or window in the Toison dOr that to my lodging I pretended to hesitate opened on to my roof it would be possifor a moment and then explaining that ble to step out thereon and tbn I as I had iust come to Paris and was in drew back my blxd burning If it was madames chaplain the king learns fiom affaltre is The woman however here cut in and explained that if it was a lodging I needed they could accommodate me All the more if you buy as well a 3ou do now captain said the man I will sell you as cheap as you want but let me see besides I answered the rooms There is but one room monsieur answered the woman but it is large and furnished and then she led me up the stairway The room was certainly large be3Tond the ordinary but I was disappointed beyond measure at find ing that it was at the back of the house and would prevent me from watching who came in and out of the Toison dOr I objected to the situation saying that I wanted a room overlooking the street There is none she answered shortly but if monsieur desires to look on the street he may do so from the window at the end of this passage She pointed to a narrow passage thav led from the door of the room to a small hanging turret and from the arched windows of this I saw that I could seu all I wanted without being seen myself The woman seemed to be of the same kidney as her husband and drove a close bargain and after much pretend cd haggling I closed with her terms and arranged also for her to brincr me my meals explaining that for the nex week or so I would stay indoors as rat health was not good I understand monsieur she said showing her teeth Then it is settled and I will step down and bring up the doublet which I left in the shop with these words I counted out the rent and the money for my board coin by coin Into her hand as if each piece I disgorged was my last and then stepping down found as I expected Pantin at the doer The man was for ordering him away but his wife insisted on making a pur chase in which I joined and the feie going upstairs at that time we three were left together It was to get rid of the woman for a mo mnt or so and Pantin seeing this sold his whole basket load at a juice so small that it raised even her astonishment I hare sold it for luck he said but if madame wishes T will sell her daily at the same rate Could you bring me fruit at the same price asked Why not he answered Then bring me some to morrow Certainly captain where shall I put these madame Put she bore them away herself and Â¬ nt doublet with me I would take the possible to step out from the Toison tion on to the roof of the house I occupied it might be equally easy to get thence into the Toison dOr Taking my sword I measured the distance of the ledge from the window sill and then holding on to the mullions by one hand stretched out as far as I could and found I could just touch the top of the parapet with the point of my blade In short the position was this that so hard and smooth was the outside of the wall it was impossible for anything save a lizard to get along it to the window behind which I supposed madame was prisond yet it was feasible with the aid of a rope thrown over the grin ning head of the gargoyle a little above me or else over the low battlement of the parapet to reach the roof and the odds were in favor of there beiag some sort of a door or window that would give ingress thence into the Toison dOr I began after this to be a little more satisfied with my quarters and determined to set about my explorations about the dinner hour when most people would be within and the Â¬ Â¬ dOr of seeing Â¬ T Â¬ Â¬ Without any further hesitation I put my foot on the rungs and in a minute more was lying on my face behind the parapet and thanking God I had made the effort for before me was a large skylight half open from which I could command a view of the interior of one room at least of the Toison dOr and by which it might be possible to ef-Â¬ fect an easy entrance Before going any further however I glanced round me to see how the land lay and was delighted to And that I could not be ob- Â¬ served from the opposite side of the street as the portion of the house I Â¬ was on was concealed from view by the gabled roof that rose about ten feet frommeleavingmein a sort of longbal cony Xow that I think of it this roof must have been an afterthought on the part of the builders Then I was but too thankful to find it existed and had no time for reflections By turning my head I could see too that the high Â¬ wall that shut in the mouth of the pas- Â¬ sage was evidently raised as a barrier between the street and the fosse which chance of discovery reduced to a mini- Â¬ took a bend and ran immediately be mum low the wall After lying perfectly After allowing a little time to elapse still for a little I slowly pushed myself I descended to the shop and began care Â¬ forward until at last I was beneath the lessly running my eyes over the mis- skylight and then raising myself cau cellaneous collection of articles there- Â¬ tiously I peeped in in The fence followed me about now TO BE CONTINUED recommending this thing and now that At last I saw what looked to be a ball WHEN MEN FORGET GOLD of rope lying in a corner and covered with dust The Fear of Death and the Exaltation What is that I inquired touching of Steps in Human Progress it with the point of my sword Make Men Better The man stooped without a word and picking it up dusted it carefully Its curious said Mr BifHeton then he unrolled a ladder of silken cord how weve Lost sight of the Klondike about 12 or 15 feet in length or lost interest in it in the face of the This captain he said winging it vastly more interesting war neiws backward and forward belonged not After all theres one thing we like so long ago to M de Bellievre though more than we do gold and thats life you may not believe me and that makes one think and saj thai I have no doubt you are speaking the poorest man alive has in mere ex the truth but it seems rather weak istence the greatest of all treasures On the contrary monsieur will you Make no mistake about that and let test it and see us be correspondingly grateful for it We managed to do this by means of But what I had in mind to sa was two hooks that were slung from a beam that this war news fascinates us aside above as in a manner to satisfy me from the final meaningof it all beeauss that the ladder was sufficient to bear it has to do with life and death It double my weight and then as if con brings that vital subject close to view tent with this I flung it aside and thrills you as it does to stand in Will not monsieur take it asked the presence of an epidemic when you the man it is cheap know that death terrible always hay It is good enough I answered if I gone blind and reckless Dear me had a business on hand but at present that makes us forget gold I am waiting And then as to the meaning of it If monsieur has leisure I might be It seems as though about once in so able to give him a hint that would be often we forget our selfishmecs and worth something in crowns greed and are swayed by other feelings I am lazy when in luck compere Our good impulses and right motives Xo I will not take the ladder we have drawn on but lightly It may come in useful though and that perhaps in all these years and that will occupy but a small space in mon- have ac mutilated and gained great strength touched finally by the right spark come rushing forth and insist on being heard They sway us and dominate us and exalt us and make us for a time to forget gold and make us instruments of good in the world and for this we N Y Sun should be grateiful too Â¬ Â¬ j -Â¬ it fall as I desired THE UMTED STATES CENSUS A FIFTY FIFTH CONGRiSa S Soperioteudent It to Be Chosen shortly A Number of Persona Suggested to the President Â¬ eond Session 30 Washington Jan 26 A superintendent of the next census is to be chosen shortly and the president has had a number of names called to his attention in connection with the appointment The census bill is now Â¬ pending in congress and no appointment can be made until it becomes a law but in view of the urgent need for an early organization of force for the the taking of the next census it is be-Â¬ ted House The house practically decided the lieved a superintendent will be ap- Brown Swanson contested election case from pointed very shortly after the bill is the Fifth Virginia district in favor of the silsigned by the president Mr John ting member Mr Swanson a democrat by de clining to consider The post office Hyde statistician of the department appropriation bill the case taken up The was then of agriculture by reason of his fine greatest surprise of the day was the adoption striking out of record in special work in previous cen of two amendments of tlTl appropriation the bill the suses and his equipment for the office as 000 for the fast southern mail and S250OC a result of years of work in statistical for special mail facilities from Kansas City tc fields is a strong candidate for the of- Newton Kan Washington Jan 21 Senate The senfice and Mr O P Austin a former ate was in se sion for five hours and a hall newspaper writer and now chief of the Friday but the session was jpractically burrer of results notable speeches were delivbureau of statistics is also being urged ered one by Two Nelson rep Minn in oppoMr sition to Mr anti expansion Vest for the place Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ate listened further Thursday to the sion of the policv of expansion Mr Turner pop Wash delivered a carefully preparedÂ¬ At the conspeech on the Vest resolution argument Mr Foraker clusion of Mr Turners took some sharp exceptions to statements made in the speech especially those referring to bim personally He explained at length the nature of his statements declaring among other things that he had haJ and himself spoken only for had no intention or desire to pose as he representative of the administration so far as hi utterances were concerned The Nicaragua canal bill was under consideration nearly tlr jt hours After much debate a substitue pre sented by Mr Morgan Alabama for the bond amendment offered by Mr Allison was adopÂ¬ Â¬ Washington Jan Sbnatk The sen Â¬ discusÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mr by resolution and the other White dem Oal a personal explanation of THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS his position with respect to the instructions given the California senators by the legislature The Fijfht for the Position Actually Be Â¬ in that state as to voting on the pending peace treaty At the conclusion of the speeches the gun at the White House Several senate resumed consideration of the Nica Names Suggested ragusji canal bill Its completion was pre- Â¬ vented probably bv the filibustering tactics Washington-- Jan 20 The fight for adopted by Mr Tillman dem S C House The proceedings in the house were the post of librnrian of congress w as enlivened Friday by a wordy duel between Mr actively begun at the white bouse Grosvenor of Ohio and Mr Lewis the pic- Â¬ During Washington Wednesday and two candidates were turesque member from bill to refer to the court the debate on a private pressed on the presidents attention of claims the claim of Cramp Sons the Phil- Â¬ for damages Senator elect McComas of Maryland adelphia shipbuilders incident to thefrom the government for delays building presented George Alfred Townsend of the war ships New York Massachusetts and asked for his appointment About Indiana and Columbia due to the failure of the government armor the san ifc time Senator Piatt of Xew other materialto fordeliver ships on plate and these time Mr York had an interview with the pres- Â¬ Lewis got the floor Mr Lewis made the bill the text for general attack on army and navy ident in which he spoke in be- Â¬ contractors a whom he charged with being half of Thomas G Alvord another traitors for takin advantage of the necessities newspaper man and Librarian Youngs of the government in time of stress Earlier chief assistant Others who however in the day the post office appropriation bill was Anally passed and just before the recess did not personalby see the president in the afternoon Speaker Reed put an end to regarding the chairmanship of were at the white bouse to endorse the speculatiotmeans by appointing Mr Payne the ways and Mr H P F McFarland of this city a rep N Y to the vacancy caused by the newspaper man who has received some death of Mr Dingley Washington Jan Senate hearty endorsements Secretary Long six dissenting votes 23 NicaraguanWith onlr canal bill the is strongly urging Representative Bar- was passed through the senate Saturday after- Â¬ rows of Massachusetts for the place noon In fact it was allowed to be agreed to without a division and only the decided oppo- Â¬ sition of Vest of Missouri made the call of A BAD FIRE ATOHNSTOWN the roll necessary The final triumph of the measure was due most largely to the accept- Â¬ many ance which of amendments A Newspaper Plant Burnt Out Valuable bill of most of its ob Â¬ rob the Medical Books Destroyed Loss jectionable In features the fact About SIOOOOO acquiescence in the plan of Spooner to allow the president to negotiate for perpetual right Johnstown Pa Jan 30 All of the of way had more to do with the carrying of the 11 fire companies of the city turned bill than any other single point in it The sen Â¬ ate also decided to make the antiscalpine bill out Wednesday night to battle with the unfinished business and continued without the worst fire in Johnstowns history the completion of the consideration of the In- Â¬ appropriation bilL bill Within two hours time flames consum- Â¬ dian taken up on vote of The antiscalpingeffort 33 to 21 but no was ed 8100000 worth of property on which was then made to continue its consideration there is an insurance estimated at be-Â¬ House Not in session Â¬ tween 25000 and 530000 10 The fire Â¬ started about Â¬ ROBERT BROWNINGS ROMANCE The Mont Beautiful Love Story In Literature Is That of His Court ship and Married Life Not onoe in all the years of their married life was Browning absent from his wife a single day At home or on their occasional journeys he was ever with her ready to protect her and wait upon her Often ill and unable to leave her room be nursed her with the ten Â¬ derness of a woman cheering her in her convalescence and stories and songs or reading to her for hours at a time as be oft had done in the da s before their marriage It was in his touching thought f ulness in hi3 little acts of loving and unsolicited attention that his love for her was most truly shown Oft times would he rise early in the morn ing long ere the time for her awaken- Â¬ ing and hastening forth into the gar Â¬ den or the fields gait her a bunch of fragrant blovssoras to place at her bed side that they might be the first reali- Â¬ ties of life to greet her with their sun shine and with their tender messages of love upon hnr return from the world of dreams His every thought his every care was of her to add to the joy or the comfort of her life and many were the means devised by his thoughtful solicitude for the accomplishment of his loving purpose To shield her delicate ey s from the light be had placed in the wi low of her room a small shutter of mica so arranged that the sunlight might fall upon her table in subdued and gentle radiance Clifford Howard in Ladies Home Journal Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ oclock in the compos ing rooms of the Herald Printing Co and was not under control until midnight The heaviest losers are the Herald Printing Co John H Waters the Johnstown supply house and the Cambria County Medical society The loss to the society is one which can never be made good It includes the Tonor library 7000 volumes of medical books a nunber of which were from 100 to 300 years old totally destroyed sion of the policy of expansion occupiea nearly Inn Vn all tho lime of the senet i ovy -day Mr White Cal one of the democrats who has- announced heretofore his opposition treaty of of to ratification the peace in senate addressed the support of the anti expansion resolution introduced by Mr Vest dem Mo and of the resolution offered by Mr Bacon dem Ga de- Â¬ claring that the Filipinos ought to be free and independent Mr White is a brilliant speaker and he was complimented by his colleagues and a large audience in the galleries with care- Â¬ ful attention House Monday was District of Columbia day in the house and the major portion of the day was devoted to local legislation The only action of public importance was the passage of - Washington Jan 24 Sbnatk Discus- Â¬ RAISING MYSELF CAUTIOUSLY I ARE DOWN WITH TRICHINA Whole Family at Fairbury Neb Affl cted Mother and a Daughter Dead and the Others Can Not LHre PEEPED IN Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ 1 and seeing that 1 appeared to waver shall I take it up I will let it go for ten crowns I said Five crowns or nothing firmly But it is of the finest silk I do not want to buy You can take my price or leave it Very well then monsieur thanks and I will take it up myself I am going You need not trouble up and will take it with me With these words I took the ladder folded in long loops in my hands and went back to the turret There 1 spent a good hour or so in reexamining it and splicing one or two parts that seemed a trifle weak at the same time keeping a wary eye on who passed and repassed the street without however discover-in- - sieurs rooms the bill to extend the navigation laws of the United States to the Hawaiian islands One of the provisions of the bill grants American register to all vessels flying the Hawaiian flag owned by Hawaiian citizens July 7 1898 Faibburt Neb Jan 36 Three anything to Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I 1 Finally the woman brought up my din ner and 1 managed to cat after a fash- ion but made more play with the Beaugency which was mild and of a When the table was good vintage I sat Mill for about half an hour cleared or so playing with my glass and then rising saw that my door was securely fastened in sueh a manner that no one could effect an entrance except by bursting the lock This being done I removed my boots and unslung my sword keeping my pistols however in my belt and after a good look round to see that no one was observing me man Â¬ aged to loop the ladder round the gargoyle and then tested it once more with a long pull The silk held well enough but the stonework of the gar goyle gave and fell with a heavy crash into the fosse below It was a narrow business and it was well I had tried the strength of the cord again I looked out from the window cautiously im sec if the noise had attracted any attention and found to my satisfaction that it had not After allowing a little time to elapse so as to be on the safe side I attempted to throw the looped end I had made to the ladder so that it might fall over the parapet between two embrasures but discovered aft er half a dozen easrts that this was not feasible from where I stood Then I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ attract attention weeks ago a farmer named Kellerman butchered a hog afflicted with trichin The family comprising himself wife and seven children partook of meat which was insufficiently cooked Three days later a daughter died and Wednesday the mother after fearful sufferingexpired The father can live but a few days The family is miserably poor and Kellerman with his five remaining children lie in a single room con- Â¬ scious of what is going on but rigid A post mortem and unable to move on the body of Mrs Kellerman showed parts of the body to be fairly alive Washington Jan 2S Senatb Two nota-Â¬ ble speeches were delivered in the senai i and tt Tuesday one by Mr Lodge Mass While the two sena Â¬ other by Mr Clay Ga tors differed diametrically as to the policy of expansion upon which they dwelt both are lit favor of the immediate ratification of the pending peace treaty They contend that once the treaty is ratified congress will have full power to deal with conditions respecting thv territory acquired during the w r with Spain and not before House The debate on the army reorganiza tion bill opened in the house Tuesday under an agreement by which the general debate is w un 15 hours exclusive of three night sessions the final vote to be tken not 1 iter than l oclock next Tuesday Fractically three propositions are before the house the housn oill providing for a standing army of 100001 nen the minority subsitute increasing thu standing army to 30003 men and lodging with the president discretionary power to call out J000 volunteers for emergency service and a proposition to continue temporarily the regu- Â¬ lar army at its present war strength 6200J men with trichina j In as tiood Order and Condition Tenant See here what are you going to do about the clause in my lease guaranteeing my leading the premises in as good order and condition as when I took possession Landlord Why it is in as good condi tion as far as I can see isnt it Doggone it What about it It me irrvan Im talking about You What bane you to do with it Why wis perfectly healthy when I took possession and rnat private mud hole of a cellar of yours has filled me chock full of fever and ague Now you settle before I leave rr by jinks Ill snake you sweat under that guarantee Â¬ Â¬ 1 brief time was occupied by the senate Wed Â¬ HE IS HELD WITHOUT BAIL nesday in open session A few bills on the cal- Â¬ endar were passed but no other business of im- Â¬ portance was transacted Very Strong Evidence Brought Out Against House - Not since the stirrin days before John F Kennedy Charged With the declaration of war last spring has tho house witnessed such an exhibition of excite Â¬ Train llobberv ment and such scenes of unbounded enthusi Â¬ Â¬ Wednesday when the Mansfield Mo Jan 2G John F asm as occurred Johnson the Indiana two re Â¬ mempublicans Mr Kenned3 who attained notoriety in ber and Mr Dolliver of Iowa locked on the question of expansion connection with numerous train rob Â¬ hornsarmy bill which was under debate was The beries and other crimes in the vicinity swallowed up in the broader question of our fu- Â¬ of Kansas City was held without bail ture national policy and the debate was lifted into Wednesday for a hearing before the from the dead level of mediocrity time absolute brilliancy Mr Johnson secured from he grand jury for Wright count democratic side to attack the position of the was a charge of train rob administration Itfrom not the firstontime he on public his parly has broken away exam questions preliminary bery The Washington Jan 26 Senate Only a ination see if l dont XV World out very strong evidence connecting Kennedy and Old Bill Ryan a former member of the Jesse James gang with the robbery of Memphis the Kansas City Ft Scott express train at Macomb on January Ryan and the other members of the afang had been previously bound over Faith in iIip Dead Inventor 26 B brought Fatal Coal O 111 i Exooston 26 Â¬ Â¬ Practice and theory must go together Theory without practice to test it to verify it to correct it is idle specula- Â¬ tion but practice without theory to animate it is mere mechanism In every art and business theory is the soul and practice the body The soul without bethought me of my boyhoods train the body in which to dwell is indeed ing amongst the cliffs that overhung only a ghost but the body without a the bay of Auriac and stepping out soul is only a corpse X Y Ledger on to the ledge of the window man Geese a Token of Iove aged with an effort to hold on to the A Chinese gentleman aiwnys sends ji stump of the gargoyle with one hand to the lady el h choici and balancing myself earefulij for a pair of geese a tkft en slip meant instant death flung the- nd tney are iookJ blears of conjugal fidHi loop once more and had the satisfacÂ¬ Practice and Ttirrr Peter No vak and A Croat his wife and three children have been burned by a coal oil explosion A boy six years and baby of 4 months were roasted to death The third child and the mother were fatally burned Mt Olivet Jan Â¬ Franklin War New York Jan Acker ren county has four cases of smallpox nan president of the Keely Motor Co las issued a statement on behalf of his The disease is said to have been carÂ¬ ooard of directors reaffirming their ried there by a colored man from faith in thcdead inventor and utterly Springfield who participated in a cake L O 2G Daytox Smalipix t FmnKlin Jan fr denying that the recent alleged discov- Â¬ walk The afflicted persons are two eries in Keelys workshop are of any men named Allen a man named Green peg and Rebecca George all colored significance Health Officer Williams states that the I lcal Sale of Whmkv cases are of mild form A cake walk Campton Ky Jan 20 -- The grand which was to have been given at Mi jury at this term of the Wolfe circuit amisburg Tuesday aight has been in Â¬ wrnrt reported 40 indictments Most definitely pootroaed because of the of them are for illegal sale of whisky dtiie i r THE BOURBON NFV Letter From Lieut Ben Fruiik PARIS KY FRI JANUARY 27 1899 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS THE SERFS OF RUSSIA RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE Nineteenth Year E tabllshd lllllll all Check MEWS I ML Piblihed every WALTER CHAMP BRUE MILLER VtT Mnk Tuennni and Krtitoi a mayablt to the oidti of I bamp MfiKi A Ornitt ilm ec i All tiiM iiVO KAlJLto Displays one dollar per Inch Tor Arm murÂ¬ ium half rates each insertion thereaft Locals or reading notices ten cents er line each insertion Locals in biaci- - tj e twenty cents per line eaob insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines wben fanning at line rates ObituRr38 cards of thMUfts calls on candi Â¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a ten Jke naturerates cents per line d vert is given for large Special ooents and yearly cards Sam J Roberts of thu Lexington Leader is being favorably mentioned as a Repnblicau candidate for Editor Govtraor CALSLE Froiii Nicolas County Precincts From the Mercury Died At her home at Miranda thi s couutv on Tuesday the 24th inst Mrs Herndon widow of the late Dr T C Heindon agen about 70 years News Culled Burial at Carlisle cemetery George Secrest traded his house aud land in this city known as the Thos Kennedy home to J as Dooley for his farm to Jas D joley for his farm 01 113 acres about one mile west of Car 1 sle Mr Secrest gives oue thousand dollars in cash in addition The C unty Board of Kqualizntiou closed its labors Samrdiyuv ad uz 15885 to the Assessors list making the total valuation ol County property 3439735 This is exclusive ot the Bank Railroad and franchise assess ment which will make a grand total of over four millions V p MxsasU Duke of Louisville President of the United Daughters ot the Confederacy writes thit she would hapter iu be delighted to establish a CarlisleThe Daughters are made up of widows wives mothers sisters neices or lineal deceudauts of such in n as served honorably in the Confederate army navy or civil service or of those persons who loyally gave material aid to the cause etc Constable Morris Evans of Bethel brought here Monday a negro boy n imed Wm Fox who is charged with murdering his miutress Ida Marshall in Covington a few months ago Ou Tuesday Detective James Gaffney of C vington and H C Norris of Cyn- tuiana came here and recognized him nd took him to Covington ou Tuesday a ternoon trein Fox confessed that he was the man wanteo His captors will re eive a reward ot 350 offered bv the Governor - Weak Eyes ar Made strong The Georgetown Ministers Associa- dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or ore eyes of any tion adopted resolutions calling on ton kind speedily aud effectually cured by gressman Settle to yote against seating u nL the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve ongressLuan rvuuens me puivgttmiai ui Its put up in tubes and sold ou a guar- - Utah tee by all good druggists William I Moore one of Danvilles oldest citizens was killed by a Louis- ville Nashville passenger traiD at And Otlierw me - Kviuitrkf lb frlorlnfr Then Was One of the D Th Kover tie of the Police 1K99 i nary lOito Father will not be appeased says Nat loodwiu is said to have paid llissht I leomd Dmr Wmt Prince Kropotkiu in The Atlantic He official noiict that i wrtrald h r li ved 1 1 90000 in royalties to Ainerioau pla calls in Makar the piano tuner and frum duty and retained to the United wiights in the last ten years subbutler and reminds him of all his a month nun iu States 1 resium i recent sins He was drunk last week - oi oruer l accept m posiUin iu uatthf medical colleges of Louisville and my Teipsichores Carnival will be hJd and must have been drunk yesterday resitfiaion has been accepted I tel in Lexington on the nights of Febmary for he broke half a dozen plates In fact the breaking of these plates was that lhve don iiiv inty l the UV-ru- lh and 13th Matinees will be giViJ the real cause of all 1 have now in the Sei vice uieut the disturbance five of thmi ou the 11th and 14th lgiit mouths aud Stepmother had reported the fact to faMv n giment has return- iu Porto Hito ther in the morning aud that was why ed to the United States ami I leel justi Otis Skinner having cloft d with the Uliana was received with more scoldfied in resigning my position of Pot I have Jefferson Company has commenced a ing than was usually the case why the MinceOU oi h HJardo Porto liico verification of the hay wag undertaken tind bard to do m only as a soiin r Southern tour in Rosemary John and why father continued to shout that although have nan many narasiiips Drews success of thn last two seasons this progeny of Ham deserved all the but I expected nothing else punishments on earth The First Kentucky regiuieut gained a ureal name wuue n roiio tvico All of a sudden there is a lull in the The Highwayman with Cauiilh storm My father has taken his seat at Praise is given hr- from 11 sides and veil it is deserved for the regiment did dArvil e and the original Company the table and writes a note to the police its duty well liens Brooke Henry aud will play a return engagement in Cm station Take Makar with this noto ttiaut as well as many fibers bave cinnati beginniDg February 5th Frank to the police station and let 100 lashes complimented the first Kentucky yerv be given to him The good work of the regiment Groxton formerly of this city is a mem with the birch rod highly Terror and absolute mnteness reign is due alone to Col John B Castleman ber of the company in the house the commauuiug offio r Too much cau The clock strikes 4 and we all go not be said in praise of him for h was At Lebanon Indiana Lncinda Jones down to dinner but uo one has any apcan compare few others an officer with He ved his men and was ever UH8 Detu planted a divorce from her hu- - petite and the soup remains in the looking after their wants He was km f baud on the grounds of habitual drunk plates untouched We are ten at table gentle and true bat when he snid rt enness and behind each one of us a violinist or A son testified that he had been thing he meant it and evry man iu hi a trombone player stands with a clean command loved honored and nspected drunk three times a dav for thirty days plate in bis left hand but Makar is not Lieutenant Col Belknap aud all This would give the old man a record of among them him the other officers were way above the 4 gp jag8 44 Where is Makar stepmother asks standard and I can safely say that the Call him in First Kentucky was the best regimen does not appear and the order that ever set foot on Porto Rican soil Jolm Maxwell a Chicago newspaper is Makar repeated He enters at last pale The people of the trrand old state of Ken- - man was Monday awarded a judgment with a distorted face ashamed his eyes tuckv and of th- - United States should be proud of Col Castleman and his ex- - of 10000 against comedian Nat cast down Father looks into his plate regimeut I feel proud that I win for infringement on Maxwells play while stepmother seeing that no one was a memoer of that regiment and 0f Congress parts of which Maxwell has touched the soup tries to encourage when I return I shall feel honored to cHm8 are to be fon1 ln the play us 44 shake the hands of mv dear commies Dont you find children she says Hope to sail for the states within ten Ambition of which Henry Gny Carle that the soup is delicious davs and shall be buppv to om e more ton is named as author Tears suffocate me and immediately set foot on dear old Kentucky soil after dinner is over I run out catch Very Truly Ben Frank A goodly portion of Toledo was Makar in a dark passage and try to kiss his hand but he tears it away and Cyrano mad this week Poit Surgeon Fajardo P 11 Monday says either as a reproach or as a ques morning the advance sale of seats open tion Let me alone And yon too Mardi Gras ed and 800 people were in line some men when you are grown up will be just hired by sp culators holding positions the same 71 at New Orleans aud Mobile QUEEN o for forty eight 44No no never hours In two hours tRESCENT Route limited trains Yet father was not of the worst of equipped with elegance running on fast the entire house was sold speculators landowners On the contrary the serv time One fare round trip tickets from getting nearly everything aud eelling ants and the peasants considered him to 2 spmIm fnr 10 ftln mirl ftOn A vinciuuaii auu iub uuuu uu doo be one of the best What we eaw in February 6 to 13 goo until Feb 28 to return Also to Birmingham Ala on of ladies who tried 10 break through the our house was going on everywhere the same dates W C RinearSON G line had to retreat many having their often in much more cruel forms The P A 1 incinnati Ohio dresses torn flogging of the serfs was a regular part of the duties of the police Try our Leader Coffee -- six pounds F B McDkrmott for 1 CO Iu Cyrano de Bergerac Richard LONG DISTANCE FIGHTING Mansfield has the greatest money maker New York Edam pine apple Neufa on the road He played to 95000 in Impossible to Tell Infantry From chatel cheese Cavalry at Two Thousand Yard niue weeks iu New York to 75KJ in Newton Mitchell tf Unless they have had experience five weeks in Chicago to 18 000 in one remarked an army officer people are week in St Louis and over 17000 luS very likely to have a very imperfect SCINTILLATIONS week in Cincinnati Though rhe play is idea as to distances in army and field A Iiitert hling Jumble Of New And mkim money it is safe to predict that operations and as a result get things Comment Mr M nsfield will not continue it longer considerably mixed When they read - than another season Sam Jones is trying to save Hopkinsif that long Be- - that armies are engaging with each othville sides the expense of the production re er at 2000 yards between them they may think that they can see each other There are thirty cases of varioloid in quiring 150 persons a special tram tons but the reality is far different ot scenery and properties it is a t rnble the pest house in Cincinnati At that distance to the naked eye strain on Mr Mausfield as he is on the a man or a horse does not look any Maysville paid 11000 on her debt last erage for three and one half bonrj Or larger than a speck It is impossible to year It is now less than 100000 matinee days he spends twelve hour in distingnish at that distance between a The Lexington City Council may be the theater man and a horse and at 800 yards less asked to pass au anli spitting ordimince 1200 yards especially where there is any requires the best kind of Kid Lefeber and John Kramer will Twenty fiv per cent discount eyes dust itinfantry from cavalry At to tell bx six rounds at the Peoples Theater on all Winter underwear at Price 900 yards the movements become clearin Cincinnati Monday night er though it is not until they get withCos clothiers The monument to Kentucky soldiers in 750 yards of each other that the in Chickamauga National Park will be heads of the columns can be made out We are the peoples friends unveiled during the first week in May We re- - with anything like certainty Infantry can be seen in the sunlight At Carlisle Tuesday Constable Evans pair your linen and pnt neck bands on much easier than the cavalry or artilHaggard Reed arrested Wm Fox a negro who is free lery for the reason that less dust is wauted at Covington for the luunl r of tJl raised Besides that infantry can be disa woman Thy our Leader Coffee six pounds for tinguished by the glitter of their mus kets At 2000 yards however everyboy Mack H Perrv a 00 F b McDlrmott thing is unsatisfactory even with the wat sentenced atCampton Wolf county aid of field glasses for a marching colto two years imprisonment for killing umn in dry weather raises a great deal another boy My agency insures against of Washington Star Fajvui Pokto Rico Thtrial 1 Ll -- FRANK 404 MAIN STREET CO PARIS KY lnt bavrul bu Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - New Goods New Styles New Patterns PricesiRighi 1 BAA tht 1 j Â¬ Â¬ Style Right Goods Right Good-c-dle- nt i After the most successful week of sales in the history of our business we will te ready Monday January 23rd with our New Spring Styles in Â¬ I Â¬ 1 rrr Hamburgs Dimities Laces GiDffhsms Welts t ii PercalesP IP- Piques Shirtings Bite Cheviots Cottons Sheetings Linens Bl Rtady Made Sheets pand Bolsters EL f Pillcw Cases - t All atlPrices that meet all legitimate competition 11 Â¬ FRAN K CO j Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ dust fire wind and Storm best ol re i j Every i Month from irregular menses V there are thousands of wo- Â¬ men who nearly suffer death Some- Â¬ i I i times the period comes too often sometimes not often 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- Â¬ gans concerned Be careful when in any of the above con- Â¬ ditions Dont take any and every nostrum advertised to cure female troubles BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR is the one safe and sure medicine for irregular or pain- Â¬ ful menstruation It cures all the ailments that are caused by irregularity such as leucor rhoea 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 ATLANTA GA CO Alum Springs Wednesday afternoon while crossing the track in a phaeton of good Stanford which gets lotthings in the way of lectures is going to hear Oov Bob Taylors Fiddle aud the Bow Tuesday night and that excellent one man show Polk Miller on next Thursday ninht Clay Dredden of Scott county shot himself because Miss Mary Biiten re fused to msrry him The de d was com- mined in the nresenee of Mie vountf lady in her parlor She is uniting him back to recovery and tv ill mairv him WB Holmes a Danville grocer burned his entire stock of tobacco and cigars on the public streets and will quit handling such goods He recently bought out two partners becanM they would not agree to quit haudliug to- f Well in the middle of the grounds stands General Andersons headquarters As we went up the steps a tall man rather shabbily dressed preceded us We noticed his military bearing and were told that he was the captain which of one of the Spanish lies with projecting spars at the bottom of Cavite harbor Following his footsteps we of necessity overheard what he said to the generals aid Senor I borrowed some time ago Catarrh is one of the most obstinate 200 from Admiral Dewey to pay off diseases and hence the most difficult to get rid of my men I have come to repay the There is but one way to cure it debt The disease is in the blood and all the He turned his profile toward us and sprays washes and inhaling mixtures we noticed how thin he looked He in the world can have no permanent effect whatever upon it Swifts Spe Â¬ must have starved hinisef to collect cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is the money With a very straight back the only remedy which can reach the he counted out the Spanish bills and turned to go disease and force it from the blood Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Will you not take a receipt asked naa writes jy could uatarrn lor years Hewhatever the aid of General Anderson rI see no Improvement Never from an officer answered though I was constantly treated with sprays wasneg and differana the gray haired old gentleman with a ent inhaling remedies courtly old fashioned bow in fact I could feel that each winter I was worse Here at least is a true Spanish cabal than the year previous lero Harpers Weekly was Finally Â¬ prompt paying COmpa nable mes non union W 0 HINTON Agent A True Caballcro Foul Smelling men-of-w- ar Catarrh Â¬ be my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of It will PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYin STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRICE means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED PROSPECTIVE BUYERS will do well TO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by so doing protect their own interests My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought in conjunction and you can fit your house up in a u tasy manaer at a small expense Respectfully Â¬ Â¬ bacco i President Boyd of the Keutucky Con fed -- rate Veterans Association denies tbat MrsQuautril the mother of the famous guerilla is in charge of his association She came to Lexington on money furnished bv the association bu it was nndeistood that the hospital would keep her free Â¬ that Catarrh was a blood disease and after think ing over the matter I saw it was unreasonable to expect to be cured by remedies which only reached the surface I B then decided to try S d o o nd after a few bottles were used I no ticed a perceptible improvement Continuing the remedy the disease was forced out of my system and a complete cure was the result I advise all who have this dreadful disease to abandon theirlocal treatment which has neverdone them any good and take 8 8 S a remy that can reach the disease and cure it brought to my it notice Â¬ A im A Popular Hotel PHl t J To continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts Specific is real blood remedy and cures obstinate deep Seated diseases -- AwxvS popnl r th t i Sixth and Vine street most popular hotelln Cincinnati duriug most aggravated cases Fqj the G A R encampment Excellent Jj em- cuisine prompt service and polite TflP ployes and splendid management has the Tonly 2 and 250 per day made it thebest Iqq rmedy guaranteed to contain no hotel in America Kentuckians always dangerous mineral Book mailed free by Swift Specific find friendsstopping at this hostelrv Company Atlanta Georgia 27sep4s Ho was easily the Catarrh and never fails to cure even the Wehijftct J Lninaka the king of Barotse Land says a traveler is held in great fear and respect by his people His court has as much etiquette aud ceremonial as that of Louis XIV His band of musicians make both day and night hideous with their performances The music is done to drive away evil spirits Luinaka himself is an imposing spectacle The king wears a long blue dressing gown trimmed with red braid trousers and shirt and on his head a scarlet nightcap and above it a black terai hat Hi Idea of Lack Goreonn Kln J T HINTON Â¬ I We J tabJ WJlrv DIlflfL like they have over to Jimmy Smith dont have no luck at our house Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE i what kind of luck do the Eleeant line of Pictures and Room Smithers have Mouldings Jimmy Smithers father has dyspep- Â¬ Send me your old furniture to be repaired sia an theres always a piece of pie left Cleveland Your furniture moved by experienced over an Jimmy gits it hands Plain Dealer Why ersV s 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1899 WAIT FOR TIE ary which concern the Paris men and the Bourbon distil lei ies are as follows Enleiecl at the Post office at Paris Ky as Storekeepers V A Jobnt on day J P i8S mail matter ecoc Hutchcraft additional G G White Co M F Kenney day J P Rogers botTELEPHONE NO 124 tling Peacock Distilling Co J M Jameson day W H Dawson addition SUBSCRIPTION PRICES al W S Allen bottiing J P Ballenger Payable in Advance 2 00 Six months JtlW meal room L Cunningham night One year you cant even get a re Â¬ Paris Distilling Co E B Hedges bothews costs A GUN FREE OF CHANGE port FROM Co Frankfort tling John Cochran E Price Bour Â¬ Make all Checks Money fe Orders Etc Storekeeper Gangers E Champ Miliar payable to the order of bon Distilling Co Gangers H A Daniel withdrawals Buckner McElroy Fresh Meal entries Paris Distilling Co J M RusSons sell H E Pague Co J W Watson Exchanged for corn at Spears Co Maysville Co O H P Thomas N Freight Depot Office near L Thompson Ware withdrawals W A Co E H Taj lor Jr Sons May wheat jumped to 77 7 8 yester- Gaines J M Burbridge G G White Frankfort day at Chicago Co Peacock Distilling Co Maysville Ledger says that the The N will build a new depot at Lt Ben Frank Coining- Home L Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Nineteenth Year Established lllllll JEWS 1881 The Revenue Boys The revenue assignments for FebruÂ¬ PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Cakes for Tacky People The two cakps to be given as prizes to uLbt tor the lady and gentleman who wear the tackiest costumes at the Tacky Carnival to ninht at the link are on exhibition at Montgomerys shoe store It is expected that fifty skaters will wear tacky costumes and it is certain that a large crowd will be present to see the fun The regular price will prevail The rink will also be open tomorrow afternoon and evening Â¬ Â¬ Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Col E F Clay was in Lexington s THURSDAY TUCKE RS i Myers Dave Miller the barber has located his commission as Port Surgeon of Fa his cheir in John Ayers shop opposite jardo Porto Rico to accept a position in 27j lm Schwartzs saloon a Louisville Medical College and has Â¬ Â¬ Lieutenant Ben Frank has resigned -- J N has a brand new Carr The L Councilman James OBrien has mov- eailed for New York on the transport which arrived yesterday F B Carr ed into Dr Vardens new residence op Berlin He cabled his father Wednesthe popular Paris agent having been day that he would arrive in New York posite the Catholic Church presented by his wife with a fine son a Dr Frank will bring home a Monday To close out all our Winter Good in tbe nxt tlays we little Carr who will be christened Dice Derrick and J C McFarland Porto Rican boy named Domingo who Frank B Carr Jr have loaiked down all our stock to figures bey i Hid com were each fined 750 in Judge Webbs has been his servant for some time and court for being drunk and disorderly parison for goods of equal quality and has written for his Chickamauga NUPTIAL KNOTS overcoat to be sent to New York for All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Z jphyr lcj Wool Saxony J as Kennedy formerly of this city Domingo Dr Frank will arrive home aud Germantowu Yarn Jackets at cost has sold his interest in a Mt Sterling Engagements Announcements And Sol Â¬ next week about the middle emnizations Of The Marriage Tows drug store to his partner Frank Duerson 100 Embroidery Siks and Materials of all Special reduction in Dress Goods B A Frank will leave to morrow for Speed Letford and Miss Nora Davis descriptions at cur prices goods now 69c comprising Satiu BerHubble Chinn of the Centerville pre- New York to meet his brother Lieuten- Mich each aged sixteen were married Wed bers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20e cinct has filed a petition in bankruptcy ant Frank Miss Hattie Alexander has returned nesday in Garraru county quality for 10c per pair The best val Â¬ His liabilities are given at 25000 with to Lexington after a visit to Miss Marv The engagement is announced of Mr Large line of All Wool Dres Goods at ue in Paris no available assets Elopers Meet in Paris Varden James Lucas DeLong of Lexington and 25c and 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 8 0 per pair re The Opera House Company will have A dispatch from Speedwell Madison Miss Mary Brent is spending a few Miss Alice Davis Chappelle of Kansas duced to onr hnf of of former prices the control of the Grand for the re- county says that Rev Thos Hom6ley days iu Covington with her cousin Miss City The wedding will occur in the See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c early Spring mainder of the season S E Borland the cowboy evangelist who has been Bettie McKay per yd worth double and our size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5Cj will be the acting manager holding a meeting there sent his sick Miss Josie Moutague daughter of AlDinner Napkins at 100 worth fullv Best Unbleached cotton 5c Dr Lynn Moore of Detroit who Very best Percales at Hj wife to Georgia for her health and then has been visiting friende in this city has len Montague of Thatchers Mills and twice as much The Bemucrut says that some of the eloped 10 4 Sheeting 13J and 15c with Miss Anne Todd who has returned home Charles Jones of North Middletown Winnhpster merchants were caught on fVio irtiof i Ytrv tVio rfrrxn of Kftrtit r1 c were married Wednesday at the home l Miss Mary Keith Miles of Frankthe Farmers Xtw Ledger swindle that c r Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away ne telegram says inai miss iouu ieit was so liberally patronized here fort will arrive to day to be the guest cf of the bride home ostensibly for a visit in Clark Fonr brothers named Summers marMisses Russell Trade A new drop couutv but that she came to Paris the Wanted to sisters named Hostetter reIf you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your Mrs Ulie Howard of Covington is ried four head Singer or Davis Sewing Machiue where she met Homsley It is thought cently at Trail Ohio The four couples eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention J KPerkins that they have gone to Canada Miss spending a few days with her parents were united at the same time by the for a cow Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred and Paris Ky Todd is the daughter of wealthy Mr and Mrs C Alexander It in frames of the highest elasticity and co itcqaentlj of greatest same minister The courtship recently made of purest material set utmost llghtnew and elegance Wltb the When both frames and lease An impromptu dance will be given became so spirited that on account of durability unitedfitted by Or C H Boweit8 system they always give parents She was organist at the - f tction for they are scientifically N will sell round trip The L are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to fit them F an was a society at Odd Fellows Hall tonight after the Xl a Speedwell chuich and vvt j 1 hi iue iiuineu yanui utouiuuiuuaiiuuj Ul you will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and hk tier on without tickets on February 6th to 13th to New leader Tacky Carnival at the rink is over either or these defects Buy imperial spectacles of h reliable skillful the Hostetter home it required diplo- - any glasses than with mat Orleans Mobile and Birmingham at iuugci n hiuiim guni c iii u ijc uucitjt u i iir- t utt uraici xi i vi inrj win Mr and Mrs George Harper and matic bandlitr The lather wisely ar of the Mardi Gras one fare on account A Pleasant Occasion We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit children arrived last night from Mid ranged the matter by having each celebrations store last The Church Anuual Day whien was way and will live iu Paris in the future daughter to entertain her lover ever ourto call on tin second andeyes Thursdays of each month and invite All examined ibr which there is m and have their The City Federation of lubs will observed Tuesday afternooi arid evening Miss Sue Buckner of Winchester fourth night charge Satisfaction guaranteed or monej refunded meet true evening at Mrs Minnie Wil by the congregation of the Baptist arrived yesterday afternoon to be the opera singer was Adelina Patti the sons residence on the corner of Ninth Church was an exceedingly pleasant oc- guest of Mrs Siinuel Willis near Paris married Wednesday at Brecon Wales and High streets The meeting will be- casion After bubiness session when reMr Louie Wolford of Oyntbjana to Baron Cederstrom a Swedish noble ports were heard and officers for the en- who is well known in this city went to man The pary was conveyed in five gin at half past seven oclock suing ear were elected a luncheon Newport News this week to accept a landaus to the Catholic Church where F R Armstrong has sold out his in was served in the basement of the position the wedding occurred Patti was given terest in the Elite Stationery Company seven an enterchurch At half past Miss Mattie Letton arrived home away by Sir George Faudel Phillips at Lexington to his son J D Arm taining musical program consisting of yesterday afternoon from a three weeks The wedding breaktast was served on a strong who will continue the business solos duets and a religious cantata was visit to her sister Mrs Charles Geffinger train of special corridor cars built for Mr Armstrong and family will remove rendered by the choir assisted by Mrs the Prince of Wales Patti who is 56 in Harrodsburg to this city F J Cheek Mrs Fanniebelle Suther is a bride for the third time The 3Xext visit -- Thursday February 9 189 Mr Morris Kohlman the accommo F J Prathfr who has been a popu land Miss Julia OBrien Miss Louise groom is 29 years They are spending dating manager of the Louisville Store lar and accommodating salesman at Parrish violinist and Mr J as Condon the honey moon in France Pattis wed pAmrin-KrA-qT-has about recover from a protracted ill- Â¬ Montgomerys suoe store for several ding dress was a traveling suit of ness of pneumonia bTOCK AND TURF NEWS years hs resigned his position His dove colored satin WE HAVE KE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF Mia Ada Vaughn daughter of Rev effect about the resignation will take DODGE WARD Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Vaughn presiding elder of the Maysville 10th of February IMPORTED SlilTlMS TfiOI SERISfiS Turf Notes Wednesday at high noon Mr Victor district who ha been ill of consumption The Richmond Pantagraph reports was at Kenney Dodge and Miss Nra Ward Rev E G B Mann is fast recover Â¬ the point of death last night of wheat at at the Second Presbyterian ing from his severe illness and expects the sale of 3000 bushels Messrs were married Miss Nannie Clay and fifty three cents in Lexington by Rev Fulton to fill his pulpit iu the Methodist church George Williams Clay and Henry Lilies church Woodford have sent seven Clay in the presence of a large assembly of There will be no Sunday morning Our Prices are lower than any how in Central Keijimky when ton attended Miss Christine Bradleys only attend quality and style are considered We ask yon to give us a itai friends and relatives The to Eugene Leigh to be proaching at uight on account of Rev dance Tuesday night at the Capital Mr Frank Read and Miss ants were Dr Pearsons meeting at the Second trained at Louisville Hotel Courtney Moore Mr George Williams Pseebyterian church Wm McClelland of Mason was here Mrs J W Davis Mrs Wm Reming Clay of this city and MrSewell Combs yesterday and bought a pair of extra The Court of Appeals report Tuesday ton Mrs J R McCheeuey and Miss of Lexington were the ushers T4HORW fine mules from Mann Fuhimann contained the following paragraph Bettie Lemington were guests at a lunchMrs The bride who is a daughter of S E TIPTON Cutter R B Hutchcraft yesterday bought eon given by Mrs James Leajh yesterTJtterback vs Commonwealth Bourbon Marv L Moore was very handsome in a bushels of No 2 wheat day iu Cvnthiana argued by Hanson Kennedy for appel six thousand tailor made suit of tan cloth The lant and submitted with ten days for from J E Clay at 70 cents per bushel Miss Laura Trundle entertained the groom is a prosperous young business Victor Zeigler bought 100000 pounds Violet Whist Club at a very pleasant man of Lexington and is the eon of appellee to file briefs and appellant five UNCLE SAM ON HIS KNEES of tobacco in Woodford county recently card party last evening at her home on Mr David Dodge of near this city days thereafter to file brief in reply TO AGUINALDO over six Mt Airy avenue There were about The average price was a trifle The wedding party was entertained The Perluss Orchestra of George Â¬ cents couples of young ladies and gen after the ceremony by a luncheon at the fifteen town composed of six sons of Samuel is how tbe situation looks to bis swelled Tod Sloane the American jockey will tlemen present home of the brides mother after which six to fourteen years head Success is thf great inflator of Perluss aged from Misses Alice and Eddie Spears of they came to this city for a weeks visit give a musical entertainment in ride fur the Piince of Wales and Lord his cranium and we feel like getting will salary will tnis city Fannie and Bird Rogers of at the Dodge home one on ourselves when we look at the in February under the auspices of Beresfonl this season His Paris a over 20000 Georgetown Mary Lee Stone of New perfection we have attained in fine laun Â¬ the Missionary Society of the Cnristian be trifle Eighty seven iusurance companies G OTge and Carroll Hamilton of town and Margaret Johnson of Faydry work and the transformation that Church Mr Perluss was in the city Montuomery have sold their crop of to ette will compose a bouse party which which were fined 250 each for entering a we can effect on soiled linen by our su Â¬ yesterday combine to fix insurance rates threaten bacco 200000 pounds at seveu cents will be entertained for a week begin perior methods Bringy our laundry work policies on Kentucky A AYaifs New Home to Mr J D Noel of Mt Sterling ning to morrow by Mrs W H Clay to cancel their he - and be happy risk and withdraw from the state as J E K ru of Paris bought twen- - at Elizabeth they did from Tennessee for a similar Lexington Herald ty onr horsed at Cyuthiana court Mon Misses Grace Hardy Bessie Kenney cause Miss Mary Boyd one of the nurses day for Jewell Patterson of Lexing Mayme McDermott Nannie McLaugh from the Protestant Luuruiary returned ton to b shipped to southern markets lin Mary Glenn Marcia McCormick OBITUARY BRO Proprietors W M HINTON JR yesterday from Louisville where she Toolen Miss Garrett atts has bonghrthe Oldham Nellie Schwartz Tillie To placed the baby Mary Sulliyan iu the farm contniuiug 1904 acres three miles Tracy Messrs Jim McLaughlin Tom Respectfully DedicatedDead The Memory Tflepho ie No 4 Of The Emily Home of the Innocent Sister Higgius Joe Lavin fron Lexiugtou at 9850 per acre The McLaughlin Former Attorney General Gariaud This is the same baby Ian sold took charge of it Mackey J T McDermott for 15 per acre twenty five Fred dropped dead yesterday in Washington that was christened on Christmas day at years ago when it was unimproved John Jordan Charles McCarthy and while addressing the Supreme Court the Infirmary and was touud about two attended a swell dance Cotswold Ewes 33 pure bred Cots George Browner night OF- weeks ago near Paris Ky Try our Leader Coffee six pounds Lexington last wold ewe descended from Jos Penna at F B McDermott fine flock All bred to one of Hal Wood Miss Emily Miller who left on the for 100 Rev Pearsons Meeting 10th with Mr and Mrs David Depue and tords fine bucks For sale by S S Abstey mail carrier will haul HlGGINS for Robinson light baggage to and from depot Terms CV Mr W J Lawrence It is expected that the protracttd 24jn 2w Ky Paris Utah to visit Mr and Mrs Depue very reasonable Leave orders at Post meeting which Hev Dr Pearson of to relatives that the office tf Wednesday in Lonisvflle the Pickett has written Asheville N C will begi Sunday at party arrived safely after being snow Â¬ the Second Presbyterian Church will be Warehouse sold two full crops of Clark For Sale Gne large anthracite County tobacco for the highest price and bound for five hours beyond Leadville stove 2t Apply to Dr Ussery one f the most interesting meetings tn hiuhest crop average reached in mar The monotony of the journey was brok ever held in that church Rev Pearson belonging en by stop overs at Cincinnati Chicago Nuts raisins dates figs currants is a very successful ivangelist and will k t this Heasou Seven hhds City Miss Miller seedless raisins Spring Heel G od Stcck No- OCT1 Sonincluding leaf lugs Denver and Salt Lake I Willis oddy be ably assisted in his work by his wife Newton Mitchell tf to Paris in April and may average of 10 90aud will return who will hold meetings especially tor and trash old at an go 75 Djoley King sold lOjhhds leaf lug be accompanied for a visit by Miss Heinzs baked beans iu tomato sauce ladies eevry morning at ten oclock af Kathleen Anderson one of the prettiest average of 1088 F B McDermott in oihe lint- Gocd W which Dr Pearson will preach a and trash sold at Reduce Prio s girls in Salt Lake City sermon Dr Pearson will preach brief Dr Keller formerly of this city hrS Better tea these go a they will goqukk Always ask for Paris Milling every morning ana evening annng tne gaed the dty of Lexington for 271 back All grocers meeting The evening services will be-- pay a8 Citv Pnyeician Use Paris Milling Cos Purity Co s Purity flour gin at 7 oclock The meeting will have flour for sale by all grocers keep it Insis on having Purity Tky our Leader Coffee six pounds for every time the cooperation of the other churches in Ask for it Take no other F B McDermott 00 city Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ yesterday Judge J Q Ward was in Cyuthiana yesterday Miss Nannie Clay is visiting friends in Frankfort Rev Father Burke was in Cincinnati Wednesday Prof A M Guitzeit is confined to his room with the grippe L Grinnan has recovered from a serious illness of lagrippe Mr Will Shire went to Cincinnati Wednesday on a business trip Hon E M Dickson was in Car- lisle yesterday on legal business Commonwealths Attorney Robert Franklin was in the city yesterday Mr J B Kennedy who has been ill for a fortnight is reported better Mr J W Davis will leave for New York to buy spring goods Mrs Ida Inglis of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs Ida Stoner near Paris Miss Georgia Goodwin of Lexington is a guest at Mr HC Hutcbcrafcs Miss Laura Williams of Mt Sterling is the guest of Miss Milda McMillan Harvey Fibler left yesterday for a business trip to Detroit and Pontiac Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A Paris Man in London Charles Beachv a former Pari3ian i- and pupil of Prof Yerkes who - now a successful attorney iu Loudon England He is the is in Louisville on business attorney for the American Embassy and lives at Burbridge Wells near the home of Mary Anderson Navarro The Beachy pew at church adjoins the Navarro pew Mr Beachy is a son of Rev Beachv who was once pastor of the First Pres- OnLL FRIDAY and SATURDAY Â¬ byterian church in this city BIRTHS January 26th 27th and 28th THREE days only The Adveut Of Oar Future Women Men And CONDONS Actual Facts Plainly Stited Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 11 1 v j1 v 1 m k v v l i i - i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ j Â¬ w TAILOKIN3 lit FOR FALL AND WINTER two-year-ol- ds Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ FlE MEReHAT Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The Bonrtion S am Laundry Je 1 1 j CLEARANCE SALE CHILDRENS MISSES AN Â¬ SCHOOL S HOES Tbay J til i at cts ucr pair i vaus is I DAVIS THOMSON ISGRGoL the 1 i 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1RH1 Published every Tuesday and Friday by THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY Like the robin I used to read of when I was a little girl There was a lesson in one of our readers about a raven who in the early spring was sitting on the branch of an old oak tree feeling very uglj- - and cross Soon a lit- Â¬ tle robin who was looking for a place to build her nest came with a merry song in the same tree You seem very iuerrj- - about nothing croaked the raven Dont you see those black clouds above us It is going to snow Well I shall keep on singing until it comes A merry song wont make it any colder chirped the robin You are very silly croaked the raven and he sat still and made himself as uncomfortable as possible Soon the clouds went away and the sun came ovt warm and bright but the raven sat alone on the branch of the old oak and was as sad as ever He said To be sure it is quite pleasant just now but I know the sun will soon shine hot enough to burn one up Then tomorrow it will be colder than ever It is always too warm or too cold Just then the little robin came back Weil my friend she said where is 27- - 1899 TEE SKULL CAP dilSONAL AND IMPERSONAL everything - to make life worth the living except to leara as they drink lifes bitter tonic to smile across the cup If it never SUNSET ON THE NILE brings gold a bright face and a hopeful disposition makes you and those around I saw not such a placid stream as makes A pleasant murmur through an English you happier oftentimes than money plain could Like virtue cheerfulness is its Ruffling the tranquil bosom of the lakes own reward As Kittie said this shi Then speeding to the main glanced at the little gold clock on the Nor such a torrent as on northern hilla mantel Girls it is 15 minutes to four Coraes leaping crystal clear from rock to I must go rock Oh dear Palls oer the ledges in a thousand rills I wish you could stay Rebounding with the shock longer I have enjoyed this visit so ride as they do at heme and women It was on one of the days recentlv tends to the making of the tea himself much Your life is a regular little ser- Â¬ very Into a thousand tiny water jets Lord Grimthorpe is perhaps the little as it is considered immodest when the jury was in attendance that That upward spring as striving to regain mon if you never preached Kittie for a girl over 15 to ride a bicycle most distinguished amateur clock Their place upon the rocky parapets said Jessie looking up into Kitties soft do not therefore recommend sending a tall and aged man walked into the maker in Great Britain He has one of always strive in vain But courtroom a few minutes after a cae brown eyes any ladies wneeis here had been taken up for trial As soon as the most complete workshops In the saw a waste of waters cold and drear I didnt mean to preach little one About 60 per cent of tkp wheels ir world regularly employing several ac Flow silent through a region desolate laughed Kittie But there is no rea- Â¬ use here are cheap and the majority he got inside the door he took off his complished journeymen to carry ou the sun lighted up but could not Which son in the world why either of you girls of these cheap ones are German This overcoat and sat in one of the seats the rougher part of his experiment cheer As fathomless as fate should be blue Fall is not the time to is due not only to the enterprise of tin without the bar He had no sooner A Philadelphia servant girl trusted be melancholy Its the time to be real Germans which has far surpassed thai seated himself than he put his hand On either side the palm tree marked its in the pocket of his overcoat which an undertaker to act as her executor jolly Then Kittie said good by and of any other countrv but also to the path Her estate amounted to 1100 and the was gone leaving the girls brighter and fact that people here are very clos was lying on the seat beside him He Beneath great rocks whose ridges seemed took from the pocket a skull cap placed kind executor generously provided for to swell better for her visit and penurious and always buy the it upon his head and then gave his un an SO0 funeral Her remains were ten stormy billows rising up in wrath Like your snow Come to think of it Jess said Sadie cheapest article obtainable regardless But frozen ere they fell divided attention to the witness upon derly placed in a 500 casket and thi Never mind he answered It will we are two of the variest little ravens of quality the witness stand The court officer was an item in the bill although a And on the banks in lichen covered rings snow all the harder for this sunshine All I wonder at is that we have been Of the better grade of bicycles near was surveying the spectator all the cheap coffin was substituted just beFragments of massive walls now crumAnd snow or shine said the robin tolerated so long and Ill begin culti- ly all are English These first n tht bled low fore the interment time and presently station 1 see you are determined to be miser vating a cheerful disposition on the field They are very heavy and clumsy told the spectator left his would and Castles and palaces of ancient kings A stuffed bird adorned the hat of a have that he Long centuries ago able For my part I shall look on the spot and ought to be easily supplanted bv to remove the ap from his head lady who was on a visit to Fort Sheri bright side of everything and have a And I too said Jessie Kittie shall our lighter and better made machines Yet from time worn ruins may we trace I am a clergyman said th spec- dan Chicago A pet eagle belonging to How strongly stood the bulwarks in their song for every day in the year be my model There are distinct signs that a few peo tator and I wear this cap in Canrch company B First Illinois cavalry prime And Kittie shall be my wife if she ple are appreciating the fact that it 1 And the lesson ended with the ques- Â¬ How haughtily defied with changeless face think I should be permitted to wear pounced upon the bird and sank its will only say yes Which was the wiser and Fred Atkins pays to bin a good wheel and If that it here tion All enemies but Time beak and claws into it As the bird it was a sort of fictional problem Sadies handsome brother parted the idea spreads ideas are slow to spread All heads must be uncovered in showed no signs of defeat the eagle grew the scene the sun had disap Thill and as a child I was much impressed curtains that divided the library from here our manufacturers should have court said the officer peared clutched the silent victim and flew off but whether that impression was a last- the pretty sitting room and stood be- a great opportunity Slowly the brightness faded all around If I am not permitted to the with it and the entire hat A gauzy mist that thickened as it neared fore the two astonished girls ing one or not I cannot say Strange to relate the most fastidi cap I shall have to go out weai the said It is conceded that Henry Heitfeld Dropped down without a sound Why Fred Atkins began Sadie ous and the most willing to pay good tall man The moral is certainly very good senator from Idaho is the finest speci I know it Sadie he interrupted priets are the Chinese who arc becom The black browed rocks the waters and said Sadie Jessie I am afraid we are I cant help that said the officer men senate the sky but I didnt mean to play eavesdrop ing- enthusiastic bicyclists as thev art You must uncover vour head if you Tall of physical manhood in the life in this burg would too ravens But stock ily built fleshy of form and a cloak of pearly gray It covered with per I came home early to day to tell better able to stand the heat than Eu stay y That hid their sterner outlines from the make a raven out of any robin face he looks the you and mother of my good fortune I rope ins Kittie laughed softly eye The man left the courtroom in Although the use of the bicycle is and hurried from the building haste westerner more closely than any other 1 am afraid you havent grasped the have been taken into the firm as junior Of the unpitying day He man in congress He has spent most of spreading steadily all the time 1he in- seemed to moral very well yet Sadie No matter partner A tender sadness weighed upon the air stranger to everyone his days on a ranch and in the mining Fred and Sadies arms were around crease is not at the rate of two year and he has bea made his appearance districts of how black the cloud is it has its silver A silent mourning for an unknown grief not the trans Missouri country A sorrow that all nature seemed to share ago The reason for this is tha1 wher lining and you must keep on singing him in the courtroom since that time Two bright jurors recently figured in Thai asked for no relief T knew you would be glad he said everyone who wanted a bicycle had until you have found it We wont alAlthough skull caps are quite gen an inquest on a man who had been o I hurried home to tell you ray of palest primrose light ways be in this burg Why last evenWhen to but bought one the demand at once ceased erally worn in halls and other public drowned in Mansfield England A re Shot oer tin path of the departed sun She is home when came I found mother out and anci has since Deen merely irom new places they are seldom noticed in ing I met May Spencer flecting witness thought it strange And with slow deepening brightness put to on a visit and while I stood talking to you girls were in your room so I went comer or boys growing up The idea courtrooms flight said they didnt use a stomach pump tc Judge Case her 1 wondered how so wealthy and so into the library to write some letters of buying a new machine every year a when asked of the propriety of him The shadows one by one Then the first bright juror reelegant a man as her husband ever I heard you when you came into the we do at home is incomprehensible t c spectators wearing skull caps in court marked that they ought to have given lay the river in its shingly bed flushed Then people here and the wheels the that he knew of no rule asrainst it He him a hepidemic The clear cut palms were motionless and come to form such an attachment She room but I kept on writing The second bright is not at all clever and she is neither Kiltie came and I meant to come out bought two or three years ago will be said that if a man was in the habit t straight You mean juror promptly suggested Like sentinels who hear a far off tread pretty nor stylish and Kittie couldnt as soon as 3 011 were seated but Kitties made to last until they drop to pieces wearing a skull cap and his health de a hemetic And raise their heads and wait The wear on wheels is not very resist snatching a little glance at the stories were so interesting I couldnt manded that he wear it he did not rhen suddenly the sky above me burned reflection of her own pretty face and Interrupt them and 1 knew I should if great Long distance riding - un know why it could not be worn under PRIMITIVE HOOSIER CABINS With crimson light that glorified the stylish tailor gown that fit close to I came out known although the roads everywhere such conditions If a man wanted to flood And do you really mean to ask Kit are almost perfect The sun however wear a cap in court through fancy Crode Pioneer Dwellings Construct- her perfect form in the mirror opposite Intii I almost fancied it was turned is hot and the 011I3- time one can ride ed by the Earlier Settlers in Of all our girls May was certainly tie to be your wife A second time to blood asked Jessie Judge Case thought that would be difinI have been in love with her is for an hour in the early morning and Yes Indiana ferent He did not know of the-- inciAnd ere my dazzled eyes regained their the most ordinary In fact she was for a long time But I never knew un about the same time in the evening dent regarding the skull cap in his ferior said Jessie view Riding at night even with a lamp i In theprimitivelloosiercabin rough Color chased color oer the evening sky Yes that is all true but if she had til to day how genuine she is looked upon with disapproval ar d sus- court until after it had happened Had uncouth simple abodes more genuine In radiance ever changing ever new Well I think she loves you too not gone east for that visit she would The rainbow hues swept by picion though it is not prohibited he known he would have allowed the happiness has been enjoyed than in all never have met her banker argued Fred said Jessie man to remain and wear the cap the fine and costly mansions in the But ever growing fainter as they passed And so it proved for in a few weeks Consequently with care there is no rea One never meets a man like Sadie Another member of the judiciary great city of New York Thousands of son why a wheel should not last ten And shrinking till the clouds with him here and here we seem fated to the engagement w as announced wheu spoken to of the matter aid wealthy respectable men and women threatening mien N Y Herald Fred said with a laugh and a fond vears stay Drove all the glory from the heavens at that he saw no impropriety in the are living to day who were born reared last You cant tell what day there may be look into the brown ejes of the stately wearing of a skull cap in court He such And night fell oer the scene It is Kitties reward ONLY TWO BARRELED CANNON did not know that he had ever seen a and married inmillionshumble cabins a convention of bankers or bonanza girl beside him H Macnair in Chambers Jot rna Jean of people living And there are iron kings or Coal Oil Johnnies called for being cheerful The Odd Gun Intended for Cutting a Skull cap worn in court If he had to day who have no idea how these a here and we shall all meet cur fate he could not recall it but if a persons ins are constructed Wide Swath of Death It Â¬ health was such as to demand the wear Â¬ Grandmother says never go to marROYAL SPLENDOR The pioneer from some of the old Proved a Failure ing of one he could see no objection to eastern or southern states with his ket for your husbands the best are CHEERFULNESS ITS brought to your door laughed Kittie Tne Court of King Darius Was The old double barreled cannon oi it Hartford Conn Courant wife six or eight children gun and OWN REWARD 1 suppose some day there will Most Lavish is now Scene of the Oh the Mitchell Thunderbolts dog would come to Greene county in By ANNA FOGARTY NATIVE PHILIPPINE GIRLS Elegance be a great commotion at our door and owned by the city and is on the city hall his covered wagon which was his fam -- Written lor this paper lot Capt Barnett has been instructed the bell will ring long and loud an ily abode until he erected his cabin The court of the king was maintained to have the cannon mounted at the lhey Arc Pretty Have Urncefnl Fiff- - which was constructed thus Cut about nouncing the arrival c f a stranger ures and Are Experts at Rid- 40 logs eight or ten inches in diameter Mother will go to the door and a youth with extraordinary dignity and splen- head of the park on College avenue fTU- J J inff and Swimming ua s handsome as a god will inquire if she dor The person of royalty was sur near the confederate monument There jne uiciuucnoi urdi 20 of them 16 feet long and 20 of them hav e come the saddest of the is Mrs Atkins 14 feet long slope the ends off half and will answer rounded with everything capable ol is a history of unique interest that Mother The Philippine riaiden is usually veey notch the other half to fit put chunks year Aren t von dreadfully blue Jes Â¬ him yes and he will ask if she has a giving it elevation dignity and charm goes along with this old cannon In sie on i day like this and pretty Sadie beautiful daughter named Sadie again in the eves of the masses Surround the first place it is the only double pretty with a graceful supple figure in the cracks of the logs and daub them Atkins threw down the piece of linen mother will answer yes and he will ed by a vast body of attendants body barreled cannon in the world In the Her eyes are large and shaded by long with mud The gables were made of she had been working on and went over say bring forth the maiden she is guards servants eunuchs and court of next place it was invented with a pe- dwrk lashes her hair is black in color shorter logs until reaching what ia and glossy and it is herchief pride called the comb the ends sloped down to the window near where her ton sin my fate Then the three girls laughed flcials the king was removed as far aj culiar idea in the mind of the in- long gives it a great fleal of care and to suit the pitch of the roof It being Jessie sat reading possible from the vulgar eye He gav ventor It belonged to the Mitchell She merrily attention frequently anointing it with Jessie closed her book straightened Well I cant say whether it will be audience seated on a golden throne Thunderbolts a company of old men oil of the cocoanut which probably now ready for covering cut poles fivw out the folds of her little silk wrapper like that or whether you will fall down over which was stretched a baldachin oi organized here in 1863 purely for home to six inches in diameter 16 feet long gives it the peculiar gloss The young or the length of the house notch them and clasping her hands back of her the front steps and sprain your ankle purple supported on four golden pil- defense One of the company Mr John girl usually wears her hair hanging feet head said and be carried in by one of the delegates lars glittering with precious stones In Gilleland invented this cannon and loosely down her back but the old down on the gable about i I a large oak tree Yes apart Cut down wish Kittie Manning would tothisconvention that I have promised his presence his courtiers prostrated had it cast at the Athens foundry fanciful knot square the butt and saw cuts four feet come over and tell us some of the said Kittie was one of women build it up in a in the dust Whoever stood The idea of Mr Gilleland But for myself I have themselves with flowers long split tbem in blocks about six A 50 foot often adorned stories her grandmother tells If some never thought of my millions coming in his presence to address him hid hii considerable ingenuity Next to her hair the Philippine girl inches square take a frow and riv ol doesnt come we will turu blue be- - with a man I have always felt that hands in the sleeves of his mantle as chain with the ends attached to two prides herself Qn her feet She is rot n inch thick lay them is over fore the day some day or other grandfather would token of his abnegation of will to re- cannon balls was the charge and the tike the poor Chinese woman forced to boards half on the aforesaid poles or lengthwise Why to day is Tuesday perhaps strike oil I am like a woman grand Â¬ strain or harm He was never seen on idea of the inventor whs that when the of diminutive proportions rafter breaking joints weight them will come in She gives a lesson mother tells of 1 feel certain that the foot He sometimes appeared on horse- cannon balls came out of the muzzle have them Kittie but she is just as careful of them 8he down with small poles You are now on this street at four day will come when the rustle of my back more often in a chariot Guards of the cannon they would have a tend- wears no stockings but incases the ready for the floors Cut poles six of Kittie teaching music We silks and the sparkling of my diamonds and scourgers went before his car to ency to diverge draw the chain taut Think elaborately embroidered ship- inches in diameter length the width of ever know what reverses are before us will startle people open the way There followed the and mow down an entire company The feet in pers without heels the cabin for lower joists place them So short a time since her grandfather said Jessie chariots of Mitera and Magi carrying company took the cannon out into the Tell the story Kittie Very few of he women in tLfese about four feet apart cut a tree gen Â¬ was in such independent circumstances Your grandmothers stories are al- the sacred fire Around him and be country near Athens one day to tet it islands are well educated Some how- erally linn or some soft wood saw logs it seemed impossible that the day hind him were th staff bearers and his It was properly charged and was ever have been taught in the converts ways good about six or eight feet long split into On solemn occasions the ouched off with great ceremony One could come when he should fail and bodyguard but tlu ir number is very small The slabs about three inches thick hew Well grandmother had a neighbor Kittie would have to teach ways were purified with frankincense of the balls got a little ahead of the Philippine girl is very fond of music in Londonerry such a happy cheerful The floor Yes and she strewn with myrtle The kings attire other and then the mischief was to and is generally able to play both on smooth with these make bo cheerful Her woman Her husband was a carriage was valued made of boards the samei grandmother Plutarch says at 1000 tal- pay It had a kind of circular motion the harp and the guitar The guitar The door is only longer the fastening the is always so She maker and they were in very independ roof w as speaking of her t sterday and she ents about 17000000 and plowed up about a quarter of an is very popular and might be called as athe ent circumstances They had only is wooden latch with a string hanging said there were few persons so even two Atossa the daughter of Cyrus ranked acre of ground the members of the the national instrument For the pur14 by 16 tempered as Kittie She never is cross Miles children Miles and Kathleen as the queen of Darius Among his company in the meantime scattering pose of assisting them in playing the on the outsde One window was attending the Dublin college greased paper for glass or irritable and how her grandfather to keep from being hit girls allow the thumb nail of the right inches with is made with poles for was at a convent in Paris wives of second rank the first place was ia all directions The ceiling and grandmother idolize her dont aid Kathleen when the hard times came in Ireland held by the daughter of Gobryas whe by the flying chain was never used after hand to grow very long joists covered with clapboards they The old cannon These girls are athletically inclined Now comes the most scientific me Â¬ The first to feel the depression were the had borne him three sons before he Well I dont blame them an 1 came to the throne Below the sec- thai except at an occasional democratic The- - ride and swim with great dex Â¬ chanical part of cabin building the would forgive anyone for idolizing carriage makers and this family hud ondary wives were concubines who jubilee when charges of powder would terity They are also very fond of fireplace and chimney Saw out about to seil their prettj- home and take a Kit tie About five years ago the dancing formed a numerous body Three hun be fired In Manila which is a very six feet wide out of one end f the While Jessie was speaking the door smaller place The children were taken dred and twenty concubines of the last old cannon disappeared and not until cosmopolitan city many Mestizes who house six feet high from the ground a big handsome boll rang and Sadie ran to open the from school and Mis Darius III were found among the cap a few days ago did our people know are creole girls of the Philippines go case up the aperture extending back fellow joined the English army and was Last week it turned up into the best society door herself One old time far enough for the back wall of the was sent with his regiment to India tives after Alexanders victory at Issus where it it is Kittie she said dancing out The stories that passed current among in a juukshop but it was promptly pur Â¬ custom now prevails in the Philippines fireplace ard as high as the aperture The family kept getting poorer and of the room by the city Mr Neumyer who Greeks concerning the extent of poorer Kathleen was a lace maker the kings retinue and the lavishness chased the cannon had been offered 50 that will undoubtedly pass away with Now dig yellow clay dampen ani with we were just talking of you Kittie owned the the beginning of the new American a small maul beat down and form our a said Jessie following Sadie into the and for long time they lived on what of their court and which come to us for it but when he learned that it a life and rule It is an old marriage cus- hearth jambs and back wall General Â¬ in but as the We were wishing you would her sales of lace brought ball through the pages of Xeno a rare old relic and our people wanted tom and obliges the lover to serve in ly the jambs and back wall are about a people all became poorer there was no particularly come phon in his Cyrus Education and to keep it he promptly turned dovvn father demand for real lace and thus their Training and of Plutarch in his Life the offer and swapped it to the city for the house of his intended bridesthe cer Â¬ foot thick Now plit sticks to the Then yon took the right method to previous to for several months proper length for the size of yourehim only means of support was cut off But bring me laughed Kittie emony The marriage feasts usually nej the sticks about an inch thick If you grandmother says that sweet woman of Artaxerxes are the natural tribute an old bell Athens Ga Banner speak of angels you know they ap wonder of a plainer people which last for several days Then the bride and one and a half wide Make a mor- Â¬ Happy Chance never forgot how to smile and when pays tothe grandeur luxury and cir pear the who has often not seen more than 15 they were so poor they could be no Your money or your life cried the summers is led away to her husbands tar of the yellow clay and build your Well you are a good ange to come cumstance of an older civilization chimney to the desired height This to day We have been so blue all day poorer she would say Never mind Prof Benjamin Ide Wheeler in Cen robber made of bamboo prob Â¬ makes a comfortable dwelling without Mrs Mailing we will be rich again and laughed the artist and he home a house Ha ha we couldnt settle ourselves to stay at tury ably built by his own hands N O a nail glass or paint Move in and have the rustle of my silks and the flashing drew a pistol any one thing for five minutes at a Times Democrat Linton Call a hoc down of my jewels will startle people and Ilrcnd Cake The artist had no money and accord time Sit here Kittie inid Sadie drew sure Jam as a Love Offering ei ough it came about She had a Take stale bread and soak it in milk ing to the critics not much life but Anxious for HI Comfort Kittie down on the couch beside her bachelor India who after her when soft run it through a colander that was not why he laughed It was a long play as the audience Mr Douglas writes from the Temeri Jessie brought her little rocker close marriage brotherin never corresponded with her To one quart of this add a teaspoonful He laughed because he belonged to was beginning to realize It was near Â¬ h district of Pahang that when his up to the coach and sat facing them egg one cupful ol the school which draws rapidly anc ly midnght when the curtain was rung party reached the Sakei camp jam was because she married against his wishes of saleratu two Nov for a chat she said making her found to be apparently an unknown of salt two table But when Miles rather than the school which India and his Hour one discovering the actor self comfortable Ill tell you what uncle heard his went tohe bought him spoonfuls teaspoonful half a nutmeg boldly laboriously with great attention up at a table Somehow hissitting wear thing even to these civilized men The story of sugar and appearance draws ily we were talking of Kittie of your The to detail Detroit Journal ou of the English service and a very These take some time to cook instead of occasioning applause cre Â¬ young men ran off with some as an of sunny disposition How do you manshort time after that he died leaving eggs may be omitted in which event ated an undercurrent of sympathy fering to their sweethearts who evi Â¬ age always to be so cheerful The Vital Point Miles sole heir to his fabulous wealth a half a cupful more of flour Philhe had not yet dently relished the attention and asked All was stillness Why I dont know smiled Kittie The boy came home and bought a mag- use Mrs Crabshaw Woman is at last adelphia Press At last some one in the au- for more Pinang Gazette It seems to come natural to me to take having her day What do you men poken nificent estate for his parents and his dience ventured to express the senti Bound to Kick Anyway life as I find it A cheerful disposition mothers prophecy came to pass They o Microbe in the Swiss Mountains think of that ment of the house I hope were not a man is given his daily bread he If Crabshaw Oh the men dont care can be cultivated but 1 never spent wer the envy of the country around looning for microbes A scientist keeping you up sir he suggested kicks because it isnt buttered Chi mucii time on the cultivation of mine It sounds like a fairy tale doesnt it says there are absolutely none on the about that as long as they have thei kindly Golden Days rwgo Daily New aeem to have been born with the hap- - but it is one of those truths strange as Swiss mountains at an altitude of 2000 nights Town Topic faeulty of finding the bright side of J fiction feel Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lovely said Sadie I believe it pays to be cheerful Indeed it does said Kittie I have watched people scold and fret and sulk their lives away take every plan in fact Isnt it BICYCLES IN JAVA VVhelins Is Becoming Popular Amusement in the Dutch Orient na Â¬ an Question as to Its Being a H id Cover The sheriff of a Tennessee county Raised in a Hartford furnishes a unique description of an Courtroom absconding bank cashier Hesaysheis -ix feet two inches tall and 14000 The ubiquitous bicycle has invaded The propriety of spectators wearing short far off Java where the coffee comet skull caps in sessions of the courts has An English guide book makes the from Previous to three years ago tin been somewhat discussed by attaches of silent steed was unknown in the inland the courts in the county building and curious assertion that a large propor but now it is estimated that from 3O0i others during the last few days The tion of those who have made the ascent to 400U machines are in use there and discussion was brought about by an in- of Mount Blanc have been persons of the number is steadily increasing cident which occurred in Judge Cases unsound mind Sir Henry Irving carries with him on Wheeling writes Sidney B Everett court recently Inquiry shows that the our consul at Batavia is confined en- officer of the court had good precedent his tours his own tea a fine Chinese tirely to Europeans half castes and for preventing one of the spectators variety that comes in silk sacks He Chinese the Arabs and natives not hav- from wearing a skull cap during tht has his own teakettle and after ordering hot water sugar and rolls he at ing taken it up Elderly people do not session Â¬ g Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - rough-and-read- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i i- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ L Oil ll Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i is Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ s Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i - J I SPflPHH i BBS - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1899 SCRUBS MUST GO No ECLIPSE SPOILED A SALE San Refused to Shine on the Old Plan tation When a Maine Yankee Called The last eclipse of the moon remind ed a Virginian of a story The civil war he said did not end as I had hoped and when it was over I found myself the owner of my fathers plantation and half a hundred niggers who refused to acknowledge Mr Lin- Â¬ colns emancipation proclamation But I had no money 1 decided to sell out the old place and go into a new country If some of you care to look it up you will find in the files of a New York newspaper in 1865 I think an advertisement of a southern plantation for sale at a bargain There was one happy idea in that advertisement at least I thought so It was that the plantation was one on which the sun never set It was not an original idea of course I had often heard my father speak of the plantation in that way He meant that every foot of it was under cultivation And it became known in our county and the region round about as the plantation on which the sun never set In ad vertising it for sale I used the descrip tion knowing that some one would recognize it and talk about it and that is the secret of successful advertising One day while I was sitting on the porch we didnt call it veranda then a stranger called I very soon diag nosed him as a Yankee and a Maine Yankee at that He had come to look over the place and the news spread among the niggers like goose pkings in a high wind After I had shown the prospective purchaser over a part of the plantation we returned to the porch where he became my guest A southern man never permitted a caller stranger though he was to leave his gate without setting out the decanter and I offered the Maine Yankee the best I had He guessed he would and I reckoned he should While we talked about the possibili ties of the old plantation and I had worked in the sun as often as I could I suddenly heard loud lamentations down in the nigger quarters I asked the Maine man to accompany me if he liked as 1 knew he would be interested in what I supposed was a sudden religious attack When we reached the scene some of the niggers fell flat on the ground others were on their knees and the pickaninnies had crowded un der the cabins as far as they could and their feet were wriggling in the air The noise subsided for a moment but quickly broke out louder than before The burden or refrain of the supplica- Â¬ tions was about this Oh de good Lawd done die and de sun gwine out and dont shine on de ole Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Stockman Who Stick to I hem Cnu Reasonably Expect to Make Both Ends Meet Scrub stock is not always bred that way The best and bluest blood known to breeders may be made to bring forth progeny of the scrub order by careless ness on the part of the feeder PIGEONS ON THE FARM The old saying that well fed is half It is bred is not merely a saying Hove to Iluild a House and lard founded on truth and as a statement is Suited to Their Requirement quite exact The veriest scrub may be in Every Detail made quite respectable by proper feed Â¬ Among the pets that make life espe ing but it can never be made a pure- Â¬ cially attractive in the country stand bred animal It has not in it the qual- Â¬ lirst and fore nost the dainty pigeons ity to assimilate feed and put it to good As well try to paint th lily as to at use that is inherited by the pure bred tempt to fashion a more bewitching animal and the feed given to it will creation than it is to be seen in this com never produce the results that would bination of grace and feathers Why have been shown if the care and skill the pigeons are not more commonly that lies behind the pure bred beast seen about the country places is hard had had some part in making it up There is no excuse for scrub stock to understand for as a source of ornament they are preeminent and as a whether bred or made so by careiess source of delightful companionship iiss Scrubby horses or cattle mark they are uuequaled Their superb airs the owner as being at once and ill fitted for breeding or and grace the bewitching posturing feeding A man may not be financially combined with great beauty of form all unite to make these little friends able to stock his farm with pure bred stock but even the poorest farmer may command the services of good sires and in this way secure the benefits of good blood The first remove from a scrub where a pure bred sire is used shows an improvement and four removes will generally produce an animal that will pass for a high grade and possessing the good qualities of the breed it has been graded up with Happily the day of bred scrubs about past Very few genuine penny ro al steers are to be found now and each year they become fewer The scrub made so by lack of care and care Â¬ PIGRON HOUSE AND YARD less feeding is still too much in evi most desirable accompaniments to dence It will not disappear as long as corn stover is left in the field for catrural life Where pigeons are kept it is too tle to forage on during the winter Xo often the practice to house them in profit can result from any kind of some low loft under the eaves where scrubs and the man who allows them it is inconvenient to visit them mi to remain on his farm and continue ta be scrubs will be the one who is ready where ihe birds often suffer neglee If possible it is better to have quarters to testify that there is no chance for upon the ground floor and preferably him to make both ends meet Farmers The oigeon Voice in a separate building house may well be made an ornament HAULING SORGHUM to the place With this icea in view the accompanying illustrtion is given This represents a small and inex- A Kan nii Farmer Describe a Contri vance for Drawing the Hay pensive house built in attractive lines to the Stack and thoroughly suited to the purpose for which it is intended A small hall Â¬ We use a home made implement for way runs through the center giving ac hauling it from the windrow to the cess to a commodious room on each The name it goes by here is side A flight on either end of the stack To make one get three go devil house opens out from these two lofts the eight inches wide and 12 feet Such a little house stained and cov joists 2x4 cut the x4 ered with vines will make a verv at long four scantlings in different lengths from four to seven tractive addition to any country place pieces long take seven of and will do much toward getting the feet sharpen one end so these that thev will and children in love with country life and hay not catch in under interested in the companionship of an passground the one ofand 12 foot pieces lay the the imals Such a result will prove bene pieces one ficial in all ways and the influence will down for the head cut two remain a lasting impression through foot long and lay one at each end of the long joist Then lay on the seven life American Agriculturist teeth placing the long one in the mid dle see cut and the shortest ones at the end then the others between the POTATOES FOR SILAGE VNr Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Shall Porta Rico Be a StateT Our public men are trying to decide what status It Was One That the Best Skill or tction should be taken regarding the had to of Porto Rico We have never before Physicians Could Not deal with a similar condition where nearly a Cope With million people of a foreign tongue have been annexed Neither have we ever had before such a reliable medicine for malaria fever Curious case Curious case exclaimed and ague Hostetters Stomach Bitters It ft Detroit physician who is old enough to drives theaspoisons out of the system and eshave encountered all sorts of expeiiences tablishes strength to resist future attacks in a professional way Anything in the line of surgery asked Opinions of a Pessimist the younger doctor who had been addressed Polish may be laid upon wood to such Xo insomnia one ot the most difficul maladies with which we have to deal a thickness as to obliterate the grain The Very interesting young lady Very inter- same thing may happen to a man People who honestly tell us of our faults esting indeed Nervous organism entirely too sensitive however and appartntlj may mean well but they never run ahead proof against the remedies prescribed in the of their tickets at the polls The man who prides himself upon his books Her trouble began after her engagement She evaded my questions for good looks never acquires the students some time but at last admitted that she stoop Hard steady determined hammering 19 lay awake thinking how much she loved a good thing but the greatest battles of and adored her prospective husband Xo amount of will power at her command could life are won by strategy The philanthropist who gives to the poor put aside her blissful meditations to make way for sleep and my prescriptions were only that he may lay up treasures for himequally impotent At last the case became self in Heaven will be surprised if he ever so critical that I consulted with the in- gets there to see how little credit he got dents and they induced the young man tc for it True charity is love for your fel- Â¬ make an enormous sacrifice by breaking the low man Cleveland Leader A DIFFICULT CASE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Aycrs Vigor What does it do It causes the oil glands in the skin to become more active making the hair soft and glossy precisely as nature intended It cleanses the scalp from dandruff and thus removes one of the great causes of baldness It makes a better circu- Â¬ lation in the scalp and stops the hair from coming out engagement non-progressi- ve Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 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 al ways that a doctor has the requisite fund oc common sense on which to draw Your ex perience is not only exceptional but truly wonderful I must make a 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 Presc Â¬ Â¬ A Strange what a little thing will turn the whole current of a mans life Whats the matter now Jones Up to 30 days ago the young lady of my choice was taking my attentions seriously Womans Smile and our marriage seemed a foregone con- Â¬ clusion Then I met her on the avenue lifted mv hat made my best bow and dropped through a coal hole Now she cant keep her face straight a minute while were together Detroit Free Press Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Oh That Delicious Coffee more Catarrh in this section of Costs but lc per lb to grow Salzer has the Tu minis the country than all other diseases put to Â¬ seed German Coffee Berry pkg 15c Java gether and until tiie lust few years wassup Coifee pkg 15c Salzers New American posed to bo incurable For a great many Chicory 15c Cut this out and send 15c for years doctors pronounced it a local disease any of above packages or send 30c and get and prescribed local remedies and by con all 3 picas and great Catalogue free to stantly failing to cure with local treatment A SALZER SEED 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Never mind a cane or crutch St Jacobs but how she howls 20 years later when some Oil will cure lame back woman older than her son wants to marry him Atchison Olobe The bootblack always begins at the foot hicago Daily News See Bad sprain is cured St Jacobs Oils magic worked it Its gone he said 10 years of rheumatism St Jacobs Oil did it Philosophy with some men means the The way to get over your troubles is to love of their own wisdom Rams Horn get under them Rams Horn Â¬ it Prevents and it Cores Baldness surely make hair grow on bald heads provided only there is any life remain- Â¬ ing in the hair bulbs It restores color to gray or white hair It does not do this in a moment as will a hair dye but in a short time the gray color of age gradually disp pears and the darker color of youth takes its place Would you like a copy of our book on the Hair It is free and Scalp If yon do cot obtain all the benefits you expected from the use of the Vigor write the Doctor about It Address DR Ayers Hair Vigor will PJ - Â¬ Â¬ J C AYER Lowell Mass Illf I Â¬ St Jacobs Oil cures Soreness St Jacobs Oil cures Stiiiness Some people put on airs while others merely whistle them Chicago Daily News jfiTfcfiaifsffiiftlftlTiifTflfll1flllift Â¬ M THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattle common Select butchers CALVES Fair to good light HOGS Coarse and heavy Mixed packers Liht shippers FLOUR GRAlN-Wheat--Nored plantation no mo I Cincinnati Jan 0U 3 4 6 3 3 3 3 2ft 4 QU Oi everybody you know lo save their tin tags for vou will pay for any one or all of g w 00 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Prof Henry the Wisconsin Author ity Is Inclined to Itiscouraite Their I ue Â¬ Agriculturist entitled Ensiling Potatoes The article is an interesting one from several points In gentral 1 am not in favor of putting root crops into a silo The turnip beet or potato when taken from the ground in the fall and stored in the pit or cellar is a living object and under normal conditions loses only a very little of its substance from week to week because when dormant the condition of life is maintained at the mini mum of food requirements The root in the cellar or pit wastes a little day by day but the los is small When we cut up or slice roots and put them in the sio life is destroyed and fermentations and decay set up at once and these proceed quite rapidly under almost any conditions Beets and turnips contain 90 to 94 per cent water Because so very watery these substances are not in any way suited for silage the potato on the other hand contains abotit 20 per cent dry matter or as much as green corn forage It is possible this particular root or tuber may be used with success for silage I cannon be iiee however that putting potatoes into the silo is very practical or that this material will become common as a silage substance If potatoes are very low priced in the fall farmers general ly hold them in pi is r cellars waiting for rise and only feed them to stock in the spring when the markets are un satisfactory To place them in a silo in the fail cute off all opportunity for sale at a biter dale Viewing the mat Â¬ ter from iil sides it seems to me our farmers especially where corn can be grown had better rely upon that great forage plant for silage material and handle the potato crop much after the present plan Wisconsin Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ on an article in Prof W A Henry of the Wisconsin agricultural college makes the follow ing interesting and practical comments Â¬ T a l it i ff I I i i SORGHUM HAULING RACK middle and the end ones Then fit pieces from the eight inch joist between the teeth as tight as possible then lay the other joist on top of the teeth bore holes through the upper and lower joist and the teeth put good stout bolts through them and the teeth At the end outside of the teeth shove a collar round so that a chain can work loose on it and not slip off the end Bore a few two inch holes in the head and put in stakes to prevent the hay slip Â¬ ping off behind Fasten a chain or rope ten feet long to each end hitch a horse to each end let a boy ride each horse go to the end of the windrow have a man to stand on the go devil to manage it start the horses along the windrow until you get a load then draw it to the stack turn the horses and pull it backwards until it is clear of the load D M Adams in Ohio yelled and cussed until I finally got them quieted and then my Yankee vis- Â¬ itor called my attention to the heavens The sun was eclipsed The editor of our count newspaper had failed to ad- Â¬ vise us of the event and I hadnt looked into my almanac lately After the Yan kee had left I went down in the nigger quarters to do a little more cussin over the outbreak and to remind the niggers that above all things they must observe good order when strangers were around with a view of purchasing The wife of the old preacher and she always se lected his texts and helped him in his work fanned herself vigorously with her dress skirt as she exclaimed Mass Bevly she said yo pa alius say dat de sun alius shine on dis plan- Â¬ tation and you done say so yosof An de sun alius did shine until databolish iner came down hyar and talk about butin and den de sun go out Mass BevTv in de hebbens dat de good Lawd moughty unpleased dat an abolishiner git de ole place And with this explanation the other Oh de niggers fell to wailing again good Lawd done die and de sun gwine out and dont shine on de ole plantar tion no mo I still own the old plan- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i SJ 6 28 df4 ft 7 fc Ox Ox 6 00 r- 36 3 65 5 -- fp LAMB SHEEP Choice 40 10 The Tin Tags taken from Horseshoe J T Cross Bow Good Luck and Drummond this list of desirable and useful things and you have your good chewing tobacco besides Every man woman and child in America can find something on this list that they would like to have and can have FREE Write your name and address plainly and send every tag you can get to us mentioning the number of the present you want Any assortment of the different kinds of tags menUoned above will be accepted as follows TAGS TAGS Winter family 50 2 45 C 5 74 70 36 65 Natural Leaf CORN No 2 OATS No 2 PORK Mess LARD steam Messp rk BUTTER Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLE Choice to fancy POTAIOES Per bbl ChIC AGO FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheal No 2 red No S Chicago spring -- PROVISIONS Lard No 3 red Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Primp to choice new A j 2 63 4 Q fo 0 30lj P 45 it 0 3 25 1 25 3 60 Of 3 1 25 5 VA a 11 20 75 40 36 10 20 695 2 7V yt 10 t o 37 1 Match 2 3 4 5 6 11 7u 37 27i BB 5 5 NEW YORK FLOUR Winter pi tent WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed OAIS Mixed PORK New Mess LARD Western FLOUR Family GuAIN Family wheat fcouihern Wheat Corn Rve BALTIMORE RYE 3 75 4 00 80 10 00 3 10 25 igi 5 50 654 7 8 9 10 11 12 im Box quaint design ported from Japan Knife one blade good steel Scissors 4i inch good steel ChilJs Set Knife Fork and Spoon Salt and Pepper one each quad ruple plate on white metal Razor hollow ground fine English steel Butter Knife triple plate best qual Sugar Shell triple plate bestquality Stamp Box sterling silver Keen Ktitter two blades Knife Keen Kutter Butcher Knife 8 inch blade 8 inch Shears Keen Kutter nickel 25 25 25 25 Alarm CTock nickel warranted 20 Carvers buck horn handle good 19 JOO steel 21 Six Rogers Teaspoons best qual 72 Knives and Forks six each buck horn handles 60 23 Clock 8 day Calendar Thermom eter Barometer 50 24 Stove Wilson Heater size No 30 CO or No 40 60 25 Tool Set Dot playthings but real 70 200 226 250 500 600 660 tools 26 70 75 75 80 100 IOC 3 25 774 72 40 4 25 3 50 7738 Oats No No Mixed 78 3 40 X Y Sun tation Sensible Physical Exercises I have always been much impressed with the facility with which the gradu ate of West Point or Annapolis does variety of things in physical exerciser CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No Oats No 2 2 2 white 2 Western 404 4 90 4 10 69 35 28 13 Nut Set Cracker and 6 Picks silver 14 Nail File sterling silver amethyst set 6 inch 15 Tooth Brush sterling silver ame thyst set 6 inch 16 Paper Cutter sterling silver ame thyst set 7 inch 17 Base Ball Association best qual 18 Watch stem wind and set guaran teed good time keeper Toilet Set decorated porcelain TOO very handsome 1000 27 Watch solid silver full jeweled 28 Sewine Machine fust class with all attachments lr00 1600 29 Revolver Colts bestquality 30 Rifle Winchester 16 shot 22 cul 1500 31 Shot Gun double barrel hammer- 2000 less stub twist 32 Guitar Washburn rosewood in- 33 Bicycle - 100 100 200 standard make ladies or 2500 cents BOOKS 30 choice selections same as last years list 40 tags each bid with mother-of-pea- rl 2000 mixed mixed Â¬ LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red PORK LARD--Stea- This offer expires November 30 1899 Address all your Tags and the correspondence about them to 3 75 Farmer It is extremely important that every farmer train himself to handling tools of all kinds If he has a forge with bellows and a toolhouse with turning lathe he can make extra whiffletrees clevises and other articles that are apt to break when men and teams are busi Â¬ est Many of these can now be bought quite as cheaply as they can be hand made But there are many thinirs that are exceedingly handy to have about the house or barn that cannot be pur chased in the stores The toolhouse will be one of the favorite places for bovs on the farm to learn to be handy with tools and whatever they do in later life thev will never berudsre the time and experience it has taken to give thorn the lessons thus learned Selecting Pig for Breeding Before disposing of the spring pigs make sure that you have selected enough of the best ones for breeding purposes the coming season I know it is tempting sometimes to sell off the Largest ones and think the smaller ones will come on all right with a little extra care but it is not wise to do this every year Plump solid hogs are the kind for brood sows and this selection is made after studying the One thing it pays herd all summer to do is to select those that are easily Some hogs consume twice as kept much food as others and are not in one half as good flesh the year around as the light eater Agricultural Epit list inline with TooIm for kindling fires But the cob alone is a very poor substitute for wood for this purpose a it does not make a bright blaze and the proportion of potash is so large that the ashes will oou destroy what flame might otherwise come from it But if these cobs are dipped in kerosene oil they will hold enough to burn several minutes and by thi9 time the wood above will be thoroughly afire This is really the only safe way to use kerosene for building fires It should on no account be thrown on lighted nood from above Even if there is no explosion the wood will not be set afire so well as it will from below American Cultivator Â¬ for Kindling After corn cobs have thorough v dried it is quite common to use them Dried Cob exercises some of which are perhaps not always characterized by the name of athletics although useful not only in physical development but as adjuncts through life The man who can ride and who can swim and who can dance and who can fence and who can do oth er things such as are taught at West Point and Annapolis has distinct accomplishments the attainment of which has not only benefited him dur Â¬ ing the period of attainment but the possession of which will continue to benefit him so long as he shall have the use of his physical powers I have long thought that the grad Â¬ uate of Harvard ought to possess physi cal accomplishments equivalent to even if not identical with those of his brothers at West Point and at Annap olis and I am inclined to think that unless he is a cripple or otherwise infirm physically it is the duty of the university to see that he does possess such before it gives him his degree Harvard Graduates Magazine Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Otts Mixed Mess m Corn Mixed 4 00 71 10 00 5 37 364 304 DRUMMOND BRANCH St Louis Mo 4muVAVWftVmYA SISTERS OF ST 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please state toar vu ui U3b tlse 4U2f Usftr i ft A THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1899 SILLY FOOL MANUSCRIPT ONLY I n The Leading Specialists of iHliC 20 YEARS IN kV y Bt Arnica S Pv OHIO ip fe 141 250000 Cured One evening last week I was sitting in my room at the boarding house smoking my second best pipe and thinking of noth Â¬ ing when the door was banged open and my chum Bill Morse flung himself into the room slammed his valise on the floor threw his hat on the bod and cursing himself as the greatest fool alive dropped iCURESTRICTURE raiJ tls acw ThMmandi of vjoaiig a men arc troubled nrithtuia di easc many unconsciously They i y hae a smart ing solvation Filial i yisting stream t -- ms at times Plight dis- Â¬ Miurp cutui charge difficulty iu t lUioncing weak 1 I - into a chair For two weeks I had been envying that not made the common mistake of being born of poor parents he had gone to pass a whole months vacation in the same -3 fellow Engaged to a pretty girl who had ami ul the symptoms organs cuis of nervous debility ihuy have STRIC iTltE Dont let doctors experiment on svotchiug or tearing vou by cutties vou lhiswill lift cure you as it will re METHOD TREAT turn Our MENT absorb the stricture tissue hence removes the stricture permanently It can never return No pain no sufferÂ¬ ing no detention from business by our method- The sexual tigansare strength- Â¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns mh - WE CURE GLEET Thousands of yourg and middle aged men are having their sexual igor aid vitality continually sapped by this dis Â¬ ease They are frequently unconscious of the cause ot these symptoms utuerai Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail Â¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- Â¬ ory Irritability at tinier Smarting Sen- Â¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark cucles Weak Hack General Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRKTlRK may be the cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in ihese special diseases dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialists who have made a life Ftudy of Diseases of Men and Women OnrNEW Ti vniMlt TREATMENT will posi tively ure you One thoncand dollars for a case wo accept for treatment ami km not cure Terms moderate fora cure I CURES GUARANTEED EMISSIONS We treat and cure VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLEET STRICTURE IMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS ITNNAT1 RAL DISCHARG Â¬ ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases ROOKS CONSULTATION FREE n unable t c l write for HOME QUESTION BLANK for TREATMENT Kennedys Kergan 1 DRS u2 W FOURTH STREET CNCiWKAT O Mrvy iwt ui 7a ltfi SI I The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1 899 ANI Illustrated History of the Spanish-American War V 9fi J J J 3 3 ifi READY FOR SALE EVERYWHERE JANUARY 1st J899 t V 9 1 90 fi l2r Jr J Together whh The Battle Calendar of the Republic Compiled by Connecticut village where his sweetheart and fcer rr her were staying I Waj to surprised to do more than taroat liil in astonishment He looked too Jlsgusted with himself for me to offer sympathy and I waited patiently for the story I know was coming Ill omit the preliminary blossing on himself and start with the facts This morning said he Alice and some of her girl friends started up the mountain for a hen picnic Mount Riga the people in Stilisbury call it I wish it was a hole in the ground About 10 I decided to take a walk and accidentally meet them I took a roundabout way because there was sure to be more or less giggling when I made my appearance no matter how nicely it was managed Hero Bill helped himself to my first best pipe and heaped a few more blessings on his head Well said he after a few strong pulls at the pipe I soon reached a cursed little hill which sat up against the mountain like a pimple beside a mammoth wart and perched on the side of the measly bunch of dirt was an enormous rock left there by a glacier I suppose The day it was dropped there was cold but the day Bill Morse found it was still colder Climbing up to the lower 6ide and leaning back against it I took a look around Just then some one set off a blast or they began cannonading off Mole St Nicholas Any way the jar seemed to shake the hill and that stone moved I braced myself against it instinctively the motion stopped and then came one of thoso Hashes of intelli gence for which I am famous as you know old man You have seen a schoolteacher take his class into the yard and demonstrate that one boy can keep a ladder upright by looking out for the center of gravity etc and that it takes them all to stop its falling when you let it tip Oh I knew all about it Bill Morse knew If I let that stone get started it would crush me tor it was so broad I covld not spring out of the way I bored one shoulder into the double dyed thing and finally twisted round so as to face it worked my way to the edge the cold sweat standing out all over me and jumped clear Things were dark for a moment but I soon straightened out and looked to see where the rock had fallen It hadnt budged I was going to ask Bill if lie was angry but he had jumped up and was kicking his valise around the room and I thought it unnecessary Bob he cried between the kicks words are poor things I agree with the man who said language was intended to conceal your real thoughts After a few more kicks and a fresh pipeful Bill resumed I rushed round to the top of that infernal rock determined to push it over if it didnt intend to take a drop itself I moved it about an inch and to do more than that would require all of the kings horses Oh but Solomon was a wise one He said all men were fools That stone Bob was a rocking stone When I realized what it was I wondered why Solomon had not mentioned me particularly I began talking to the stone and was just beginning to do myself and that beastly chunk justice when that hen picnic came screaming down the moun tain side They had seen the whole circus Alice gasped out Oh W Will its too fu funny and then put her hand to her side and absolutely shrieked with laughter I gave her one look and then told her a plain truth that I know shell never forgive Then I rushed back to the hotel got my things and hero I am Its all over I m a tool and a wretched one iry Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j She was a little delicate modest wom an to whom the world did nothing in particular until it treated her badly And that happened when she had a grown up daughter and three sons at school and an invalid husband who could do nothing to- ward earning money that was needed Then it was that she thought of writing a book A friend who had dropped in one evening told a story of an acquaintance who had written a book in middle age and made a great deal of money Then Mrs Abbey remembered that when she was a girl before her marriage she had writter wo little stories and sent them to a provincial ptper They had been accepted and paid for She said to her husband I wonder if I could write a book Ho did not answer for he thought she was not in earnest But Mrs Abbey thought of it constantly uiuil ideas began to crowd her brain She said to herself I do believe I could write a book There is no harm in trying She got a packet of clumsy foolscap pa- per and one night when all the household was asleep she lit a lamp and began to write And the words came fluently very fluently Her daughter Gwendolyn awoke and seeing the light came to find out what her mother was doing for these two women shared every hope and care Mother she cried seeing the pile of paper what are you doing Oh mother I do bolieve you are writing a book At first Mrs Abbey denied it from the same impulse that had made her put her hand quickly over the writing when her daughter came in But after a time she confessed that it was so and timidly read aloud the first chapter which she had just finished Oh mother it is beautiful cried Gwendolyn Shall I go on with it then Yes yes go on with it Its splendid Im sure it will sell Do go on with it So she went on with it And when several chapters had been written she said timidly to her husband and sons who were homo for the holidays I I thought I might be aljo to write a story I have put down a few ideas here and Id like to know if you think it worth going on with Ivo read it said Gwen and its so Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j TTOTJ -- WIIiI FTNTO r j j TWIK BROTHERS AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT 1 OU NEED IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS j j j I j i Mens and Boys Suits Over Coats Ulsters Pants Underwear Boots Shoes Hats Caps Shirts Etc Â¬ DRY GOODS CAPES JACKETS CHILDRENS SHOES COME IN AND LOOK THROUGH OUR BIG STOCK OF DRESS GOODS LADIES SHOES Clothing Dry Goods Boots and ETC Shoes good Mr CLOAKS CAPES Â¬ Â¬ boy EDGAR STANTON MACLAY Historian of the U S Navy did Ho moped around the house and ate precious little The landlady was sure he ought to see a doctor If I tried to cheer him up ho only scowled and cursed himSTANDARD self Connecticut the bi hill the little hill and everything except the girl a AMERICAN ANNUAL mighty sensible girl too as you will see for a few days after as I was entering the house out rushed Bill as happy a man as you would want to meet Ho had rePRICE 25 CENTS ceived a note from Alice and was on his way to see h n This is what she said We reached home today Dear Will Postpaid to any address I told mother I simply would not stay there another hour when I found you were THE WORLD Pulrtzer Bulldin not coming back Do come and 6ee me TtEW YORK and bring your forgiveness with you I know I was just what you said a blanked silly fool for laughing so and if you had not been angry you would not have been a Insure yonr property against fire Buro enough man and I would not have wid and lightning in the Hurst Home cared a bit for ycu As it is I love you IaaurHncejCu a ate and reliable com- - more than ever Yours only r ALICE O W Miller Agent P S But it was too awful funny to Paris Kv see you save your precious lite in that manner and thou hammer tmit poor help 1 in less old stone In spite of the P S they are going to live happy ever after Robert Saunderson in New York World I agreed with him but didnt mention it Then the light was turned out and we turned in I slept but I dont think Bill THE Â¬ i Â¬ JJLJ -- Â¬ H S STOUTS The Motto of Temple Bar Georgo Augustus Sala was never ap- Â¬ praised by the public at half his value His most precious endowment was his made to order by men Tailors alert and spontaneous humor The organization of the Bentley firm reminds me of one instance of this Ceorge Bent ley appointed Sala the first editor of Tem iFk and satisfaction guaranteed ple Bar and the new editor selected as a motto for the title page the sentence Sir said Dr Johnson let us take a To this day walk down Fleet street most people believe this to be a quotation is the time to have the iNow sleeves nl ripple backs of from Boswell As such it has taken its place in English literature As a matter time yowr last season of fact it was an emanation from Salas Nevermind Gwennio said the mothown brain a true and delightful bit of er at last putting one cold hand up to travesty pure essence of Boswell ex- her mouth I shall do something else tracted by a genuine humorist London And he seemed a kind man ME Remodeled to conform with this Figaro Herald Finlay in Cincinnati Â¬ LADIES SUITS 2000 and upwards Remodeling Â¬ out-of-sty- le Jackets -- a specialty IT seasons styles Also refitting cloaks mantels saks jackets and all fur garments We have engaged a practical cn4terand ladies tailor from Chi- jjo andhavea full line of cloths ioselect from Her New Eyefflasses Chinese Babies Optician Those are exactly suited to Chinese babies are fed on rice and noth H S STOUT Mgrr ing else after they are a few months old you madam Customei So yon really think them Cows milk is never given to them Chi Â¬ JFKAXK mKA a nese houses are never he ited If a baby is Wominirf Dear me how I wiih I had 1 allies Tailor Weekly Â¬ The Ei3patch abo has a staff of over only by me and acknowledged by the 300 active correspondents in the South an J public to be the best ana easiest ana wiH POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS absolutely free from any after effects Catephoric treatment for painless of any other Louisville paper Get the Dispatch it gives the news and tells the filling truth about it Daily 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Week800 Set of teeth Cruel Woman ly 8 pases We club with the Weekly 15 00 Upper and lower Devils Island Groymair My wife didnt say a word Dispatch at the remarkably low price of 5ftcts up Silver fillings Devils island is not named on the when I got home so late the other morning 100 up Gold fillings maps It is the smallest and most north Betterhaws That was kind 500 Gold crowns situated As I was saying she didnt say a word ern of the three Isles du Salut and eight 50 cts extraction Painless when I got home She waited until I got about 12 miles from Cayenne Guimaa of French miles from the mainland sleepy Cincinnati Enquirer R ADAIR D D S Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Abbey took the closely written pages of MS and read them aloud they cried It is fine It is beautiful And it was beautiful It was very beautiful She went on writing It was to be a real book a great book as long as one of Scotts or Dickens and though her pen was so fluent the writing took a long time Besides she had other work to do household duties to tire her out during the day and sometimes her head ached when evening came but as soon as she took up the pen her cheeks grew flushed and her mind grew warm with hope She lost sight of the bare surroundings and lived in the atmosphere which falls like a shimmering mist from heaven upon those who commit their souls to paper and write with their lifes blood She was network ing for fame or glory or celebrity She had no worldly ambition but she worked for husband and children for bread for life itself Every Sunday Mr Abbey read aloud the chapters that had been written during the week and they all cried It is beautiThe crush had left them smlieient ful money to live on for about 18 months By that timo the book would be finished and the book must needs be a success bo cause it was written with all the best of a womans soul They were shy of mentioning it to outsiders but Mr Abbey read part of it to a few intimate friends and they admired it I am glad of that said Mr Abbey in because I confidence to his daughter rather mistrusted my own judgment though the book seems to me very beauti ful but Mrs Murray admired it Immense ly And she ought to be a judge because shes a cousin of said Gwen Mr Johnson the journalist and must that The book know a lot of literary people took nearly IS months to write and by that time the money was all used up The last chapter had been finished and the end written with a flourish The manuscript was large and bulky and very close ly written They packed it up in brown paper and sent it off to a literary agent as Mrs Murray had advised them to do As Mrs Abbey handed it over the postoffice counter she felt as though it was her heart that she was sending forth made op Into a brown paper parcel sealed and registered only About three and labeled MS Weeks later the postman brought the letter The for which they had been watching literary agent wished to see Mrs Abbey the following dav if she would come to his offices He said nothing about the book but there was an undefinable fra granco of kindness about the businesslike little note or su at least it seemed to them Next day Mrs Abbey started off with Gwen both their hearts beating They went in their best dresses Mr Linley was awaiting them When he heard them coming up the stairs he began to wish himself 100 miles off He had given the deathblow to many hopes in the course of his life but ho winced somewhat all the same Perhaps he had the faculty of reading be tween the lines And Gwen and her mother sat quietly without a word while he broke to Mrs Abbey as gently as he could the truth her ureat bulky story hid a beautiful roul in a body hopelessly unlovely It would be useless to offer it to any publisher and even it anybody would take it it would never sell I an sorry said Mrs Abbey with dry lips Gwen could not speak or look up Then he told her Mr Linley winced he could put her in the way of doing that another kind of literary work where herÂ¬ fluency would be useful and wheie beautiful thoughts were not needed Would she come back to see him this day week Gwen and her mother walked away They got into a dingy omnibus to save their best dresses from being spoiled by the rain They were quite silent for a long Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ AND YCU WILL ALWAYS SAy THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY GOOD GOODS AT RIGHT LOW PRICES IS AT TWIN BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY mm i oi it TIME TABLE Ar kx RAILROAD TIME CARD L NR R JOHN CONNELL PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee - satisfactory Calls Your work is promptly answered solicited Prices reasonable ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1058 a in 538 p m 1010 p m EAST BOUND From 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