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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 5S8S1 iH CHAMP MILLER BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established Editors and Owners n i8 9 - nssTsmn year PARIS BOUR30N CO MtLLERvSBURG N w KY TUESDAY JANUARY 31 1899 tC I 1 HEMP SEED These fanners xpecing 1o grew 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 imported from China in 1893 ¬ Note Gathered In And About The Huri i I V jan 2ino WWJ LEXINGTON KY Q N PARRIS Dealer in Groceriesand Fruits MAiN I 8TREE Opposite Gxpress Office No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad- ¬ vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in tne very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure m such as leucor falling of the womb Hanks Viniont bt8 sold Lis interest in nervousness pains in the head the Palace SmIuu to Wm Wilson of back breasts shoulders sides Nn bclas hips and limbs By regulating life Jennie and Btie Purnell aLd the menses so that they occur M Jad CauiiiiiD8 Tinted in Pari every twenty eighth day all Saturday F those aches disappear together t Sterling is Mrs Jan Collier of Just before your time h ynest of her daughter Mrs W G f get a bottle and see howcomes A much M Cttutock i1 A 11 there are thousands of wo- Mrs W II Miller and Lizzie Wall men who nearly suffer death 4 Alien are ou tbe sick list from irregular menses Some- ¬ Mrs Jennfo Pollock at Steels Ford times the period comes too is very ill witb pnenuiouia often sometimes not often Mi 8 Josepbiue Dorsey is tbe guest of enough sometimes the flow is Mits Julia Milltr near town too scant and again it is too profuse Each symptom shows Jihn W Letton of near Jackstown is that Nature needs help and still ry low witb pneumonia that there is trouble in the or- ¬ 4 Mr El Martin was in Maysville gan concerned Be careful Fnday aud Saturday on business when in any of the above con- ¬ you the highJudv Collinr will ditions Dont take any and est market p ice for batter and eggs every nostrum advertised to Tho- h jhest price for ronltrv dressed cure female troubles Me or alive Judy Collier BRADFIELDS Mr ami Mrs James Plutnmer visited in arlisle from Saturday until Monday FEMALE REGULATOR 5 T P Wndell boubt several cars of 4 is the one safe and sure wht nt llere Saturday tor Brent Bros ot Paris medicine for irregular or pain- ¬ ful menstruation It cures all Mrs Jas Cn turnings of Maysville is the ailments that are caused by ib u st ot Mibst s Jennie aud Bessie Mr las Wool n ms was in Lexington Saturday on business K2 returued 8atardav f Every I Month ft i imMBKtinB m BkV H W M LrtlH IrtiiM m kW mm NWuMM iJlfi EsMMKaBdkv l Illfffl il L 111 III J MM - ear 4 V ImmwMi Onn f AKVv Wr mm Si V i -- rv ¬ t i i rSMRflllllff rtnW7nrl UraJPIVlWA SSSEn wvi willlMliX V lwyfemwf ItHifflR M5k Ring out the old Ring In the new King out the false Ring in the true e rino to you the new and true from trio Pey Crests of Norway DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS -- wk BKlSkv j Pleasant Permanent Positive fi Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no inclination cough SOwO B iw GOOD DRUGGISTS science te a Nature s most natural remedy improved by Pan irregularity rhoea 6ottie Omy J onrfnDvorno to Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey It tnvea quick and permanent rplieT in grip m well m coughs and colds Itmake weak I unss strong Mrs M A MetcuUa may remedy lAilftAVrADCm n equ V - 25c 50c anu viOO Wr- J J ULI S Sie ftf- - Qfii l rilfi Vflf A U HOnfiV 9mmaMM Sold bv James TCennedv Druggist PEEBLES On NAME ¬ ¬ a Box of Candy carries with it a guarantee of absolute purity Money can not buy any higher grade ingredients than are used in its manufacture and that is why Peeble Ciutly is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the factory and that is why 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 Aliegretti Rubels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line may always be cars The Methodist prayer meeting hns bjeu changed from Wednesday to Thursday night Thos McClinfock sold Saturday to I aiurLn rs Bard of Lexington nine aged broke mules McClintock Bios sold to Smith Tnrney of Cvutbiana an extra fine harness gelding Friday II m Jobs Powling and daughter of Carlisle were guests of Mrs Bettie Mar tiu from Thursday until Saturday Jeti T Vimont bought thirty cattle sh te- - of Jas Arthur at three cents and 30 from other parties at same price Dick Collier returned to Mt Sterling Saturday to testify against Preslev Madinou colored charged with rape There will be a musical recital tonight at the M F C to oommemorate the birth of Schumann the composer For Sale Teu months old Poland China male hog weight 225 lbs extra tine Huffman stock el on th¬ in the last few days at Sevnai good crops of wheat sold here 71 cents per bush sell it at fcvwia Jl mA will i UV pu- T UlUgglStS t ¬ Send for our free book Perfect Health frT W THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA i f THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman i I IV 1 CRESCENT steamer Connections line to Florida I sure i i iw arency ijn union Prompt pay reliable companies insures against fire wi storm W 0 HINTON Agent Tornadoes And Cyclones windstorms will sweep your farm property off the face ot the earth and yon will lose it all nnlesn von have a policy in tbe old and tripd Glen Falls of New Yoik--lOOinsurance for rive years will only cost von 10 To Mceo barns a specialty t OBTKK Smith Agent 9iov tf O points Fast HAVANA VP W - WlaM t Im M mm S Service through to Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled FLORIDA AND Queen Crescent Lookout these FC P Railway makes nvjur East Coast F MLl S K5 service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship con nection on arrival at Miami or at Tampa West Coast for Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Jnan and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W 2ELL L i DIV W MITCHELL DIV RINEARSON PASSGR AGENT Atm AND Rirr BTA CINCINNATI A w n PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN OR GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O - dt T M Purnell 1 Ible found Mrs Amanda K duionof near Osgood ill with pneumonia Her is quite daughter Mrs Chas Turner who is also ill had a relapse For the 16 Photographs for 25 cents nexr few das we will make you 16 ¬ and tpeut hundreds d ilollars with doctors aid for medicine ro n avail uu iil 1 used Di Bells This remedy makes w ak luns Btrong It ban sayed my lite J ri Koj ell Grautaburg 111 Piue-THr-Hou- ev Coughed SO Yearn sunVreo forJSyeare with a conjrb Interested in the South Send 10 cis to W C Binearaoh for New Illustrated Monthly Land and a Living one jear The Joseph J eefclfcs R Peebles Sons Prest Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES Crtais Candy and Aliegretti Rubels Chocolate soid exclusively in this city by EfttahlUhcd 1840 Cincinnati O 1 tins We desire to establish Agencies lor Lylelmni Fruit Cake A G S YAKDEN SON JAS FKE The teachings of 60 years experience as to all that is best in the line of Eatablf Drink allien and Kmolteables is summed up in a 60 page p rice list Sent free Write for it ll great winner And Club Itoller Skates SKATE SUNDItlESSUPPiaES your grocer you want no other All grocers keep it Th Easiest and Lightest Run ¬ ning Ska tea on Liirtli -- photograph tor 25 cents Elite Art Co up stairs adj lining B ediug House Mrs Nancy Allen visited her daugh ters Mrs Bettie Bowdeu and Mrs Frankie Cook in Palis last week Mrs Bowueu returued heme with Mrs Allen Dogs killed sixteeu aud woundei twelve our of a nVk of thirty ewes beCatarrh is one of the most obstinate longing to John M Bedford Friday night diseases and hence the most difficult One dog was shot on the spot and two to get rid of others chased to town an killed There is but one way to cure it The disease is in the blood and all the sprays washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have permanent Low prices on candies for entertain- effect whatever upon it no Swifts Spe- ¬ ments Chenp but pure cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is Newton Mitchell the only remedy which can reach the tf disease and force it from the blood Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Ky had Catarrh for years He writes Dont use any other but Purity I could see no improvement whatever flour irom Paris Milling Co tell though I was constantly treated with sprays fourth cxd liJctnut Sts Long Distanco Telephone Call 870 l4ii M -- v ji4Wi- - j A1 - r 0 V A I L jy i Ciicinnciij C Foul Smelling DIAMOND CUTTEI v JtiU our jLJfamonds are Carefuilj seiocted in the rcrh cut in our jxctory Ay Gxpert Diamond Cutters ca the jOarycst StocAr in the 2lest at the jCousest Prices SILVERSMITHS WATCHES STATIOftLRY Our stock of STIRLING SIL ¬ We are Sole Agents for the Our L epariii R E and Celebrated VER TOILET V Patek Phillippe WiDDING SILVLR is the Co watches Our stock in this Stationerv and ti in th- - West A riDst ip is thoroughly fc exclusive attcris of Ster- line includes every grade and ling Silver Spoens an i Forks at make known to the trade at to ddte and corr every respec prices to suit everybody 3l 00 PER OUNCE 5end for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuubc Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrous on Selection co-Ti- Catarrh rt ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ I M 0 HENLEYS CELEJBAlED Hol ler Skates 7 or an ex CYCLE SKATE the only practical sciperiment bnt entific RINK SKATE on the market Over two miMions of HENLEYS SKATES sold in this and other countries Not a ¬ ¬ brought to my notice that Catarrh was a blood mmtm disease and after think ¬ Universally adopted when used in ing over the matter I un competition with any other skate saw it was unreasonable Parties wanting photos in Giinnaus 1 rivalled The leading roller skate in th3 to expect to be cured by gallery should come and have sittings remediee which only world reached the surface 1 made at once as the building we occupy then decided to try used I no 8 S and after a Hfnly BTCYcLt Rolleu Shate Wks will be torn away about the middle of¬ ticed Sa perceptible few bottles wereContinuing improvement February Persons wanting old nega- the remedy the disease was forced out of my Richmond Iud U S A and a tives can get same cheap as I will dis ¬ system all whocomplete cure was the result have this dreadful disease to I advise L Grinnan abandon their local treatment which has never¬ pose of them all done them any good and take S S S a remedy that can reach the disease and cure it Attention ana wasnes and different inhaling remedies in fact I could feel that each winter I was worse Position than the year previous dent on a Finally it was ¬ W AJSTTED rnu ly Much Jos 1st -s Sale Dinners - J to all oomi h Audit tf Capable of attending reference iibt-cLif- as Snprin- If yon are tioing to have a 6ale and with to set a dinner at a reasonable price call on 20sept2ni a M Wright GEORGE KASSENFOSS Paris Ky J Paris Ky H S STOUTS LADIES SUITS made to order by men Tailors 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway np stair 2 doors West of Bourbon News Phone 58 oarseness Hoarseness sore throat and constant coughing indicate that the bronchial tubes are suffering from a bad cold or which may develop into pleurisynot lungs Do inflammation of the waste health and strength by wait-¬ ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough¬ remSyrup at once This wonderful affec-¬ lung edy cures all throat and tions in an astonishingly short lme ore Throat To continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts 8tJ to Mrs J W Wilcox Paris Ky Specific is a real blood remedy and cures obstinate deep seated diseases Fit and satisfaction guaranteed H S Stout Manager is selling his which other remedies have no effect entire stock of gents furnishings etc whatever upon It promptly reaches 2t Catarrh and never fails to cure even the at cost tn have the Now is e most aggravated cases leoVtjs and ripple backs of and Boys overcoats at Three houses for rent or sle Apply 2000 and upwards Remodeling tne Trade Marks Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Cnmmunica tion8 strictly ionndeMtial Ilandbookcn Patents sent free 01uMt money for securing p iteits Co receive Patents taken through Munn tpecial notice wtthoot charge in the Copyrights Ac Oesicg out-of-st- yl Tor your cost Come and see for your ¬ Theand is the only Cos clothiers is Purely Vegetable selves at Price We need the cash blood remedy guaranteed to contain no Mens SSS Rlnnri uiuuu lat senfconV 1 Juliets Scientific Jitnericati handsomp illustrated weeklv Largest cir dilation of any scientific lourual Term 3 3 a months fL Sold by all newsdealers SlUNN Co 361Bro3dway WOW Ynrk Branch Office t23 F tU Wahintjton D C A Gunthers Christmas FOR SALE L- dangerous minerals fine candies for sale for Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia J tf Newton Mitchell Entire stock of gents fur ¬ J power Grinding Mill make will grind GO to 75 barstandard rels ot ear corn per day with 10 horse rower Will sell cheap R P Barnett A first clase ¬ DrBulls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take druggists recommend it Price 25 cts At all nishing are going at cost H S Stout Manager 2t At Cost L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Cincinnati Remod d t finforrti with this season H vie cloaks mantels Also rotittii sacks jackets aud all fur garments a specialty We have engaged a practical cutter and ladies tailor from hi- cago and have a full Hnp of cloths to select from T Will Kennsv j M P Sur- eonL - PtlVSOlan Phone 1l Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to Will be at the Windsor Hotel F B McDermott iy the fresh Paris The very best companies com ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wild and storm Non -- union W 0 H1NT0N Agent Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat Doctor Fancy California evaporated fruits f TUESDAY FEB 14 1899 every Becond Tuesday in each H S STOUT FRANK TUMA Igr Ladies Tailor Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste Office Hours 7 lemons Newton Mitchell malaga month apples bananas Evrv kadmg physician Bwewrfnce grapes gsape fruit KentUv y Paris Newton iiirciiELL tf Crystallized fruits nuts oranges returning SDR CALDWELLS INDIGESTION PEPSIN II to 10 a m 2 to 4 p m 7 to b p m Gaa tf V s isQP THE CHAMP MILLER B UUit tiON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established 3 Editors and Owners i jr IHSTSETra YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO MILLERSBURG W KY TUESDAY JANUARY 81 1899 - NC 9 HEMP SEED ¬ Note Gathered In And Aboot The RttTK r These faimers xpecing 1o grew hemp thisri1fSreurned Mr Jm Woolnins l season will nnd it to their interest to write me Saturday on business was in Lexington ueiore purcnasing ineir seea i nave on nana Mrs W and Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor- Alien are on theMiller list Lizzie Wall f sick ted from China in 1893 Mr Jennie Pollock at Steels Ford Satardav M jan 2ino W J LEXINGTON KY G N PARRIS Dealer tn 1 Groceriesand Fruits MAIN 8TREE Judy Collier or alive Mr and Mrs Jaine Plummer visited in arlisle trom Saturday until Monday T P Waiiell bon bt several ears of whfrtt h re Saturday for Brent Bros ot Paris Mrs Jas Cummins of Maysville is htiUSt ot MiiMst s Jennie aud Bessie Parurll Hanks Vimont has sold Lis interest in rhe Palace Salojii to Wm Wilson of Nil hulas HirtH o Jennie and Bn sie Purnell aLd Mm Jad JumminjfS Tie ted in Paii hn ynest of her daughter times the period comes too is very ill with pneumonia often sometimes not often Miss Josephine Dorsey is the guest of enough sometimes the flow is 5 too scant and again it is Mits Julia Milltr near town too profuse Each symptom shows John W Letton of near Jackstown is that Nature needs help and still vt rf low with pneumonia that there is trouble in the or- ¬ Mr E I Martiu was in Maysville gans concerned Be careful Fiiday aud Saturday on business when in any of the above con- ¬ Judv Collier will nv vou the high ditions Dont take any and est market p ice for butter and eggs every nostrum advertised to cure female troubles The hi hest price for portltrv dressed t t there are thousands nf w men who nearly suffer death 4 - v n a iiMi mcguiai menses some- ¬ 1 - Every Month r a ru m w a ajia mtia i e immwrmm 1 a 7 sMy rim s una m awaai m - ninr mu m mmwmm mmmmmrmmmmmmmmmammmMmmfxm mmrmmwmrmwmmwmmmmmmmmmmmi mmw f rjyNMWlfii SSKi MSfMnJiJlIWi iB iuilopJT IS jMR mSn B VlSllW Ring out the old Rlng m tho new Ring oat toe false RinS m the true e trin to yu the new an true from th Pcy orests 0 Norway i BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR J is the one safe and sure meaicme for irregular or pain- ¬ ful menstruation It cures all the ailments that are caused by irregularity such as leucor rhcea falling of the womb nervousness pains in the head back breasts shoulders sides hips and limbs By regulating the menses so that they occur every twenty eighth day all those aches disanneartoo tb pr Just before your time comes get a bottle and see how much win jkj yuu UlUgglblS 6 sell it at i Send for our free book Perfect Health for Women THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA l f mm Ifi I vsoRmvivmrrvt OR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS science ta a Nature s most natural remedy Improved by t r i Wnmv wfj imTrwi Opposite Express Office iltr mmwm r inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila-¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is do inclination cough SOwO 6 GOOD DRUGGISTS Cure for coughs colds and all Pleasant Permanent Posltlvo 6ottiea Oni Dr Saturday Mrs i No it not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure is ad- Ja Collier of Vt Sterling is Mis W G A I AM 86 YEARS OLD and never oseo mns remedy equi to Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey It irives quirk and permanent relief m grip as well as coughs and colds It makes weak I unsrs strong Mia M A Metcalfe fceducah Kv 25c 60c an 100 Si BE SURE YOU GET Bells Pine-Tar-Hon- ey McCliutoek el on th- Several good crops of wheat sold here in the last tw days at 71 cents per bush ¬ cars i J t Consumption or Asthma in vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure PEEBLES The ItVtbodMt lirayer meeting hs ¬ bJen chantred from Wednesday to Thursday night Thos McCliutoek sold Saturday to aiutbers Bard of Lexington nine aged broke mules McClintock Bros sold to Smith Tnrney of Cvuthiana an extra fine harness gelding Friday Ilrn John Powling aud daughter of Carlisle were guests of Mis Bettie Martiu from Thursday until Saturday Jeff f Vimont bought thirty cattle sh te- - of J as Arthur at three cents and 30 from other parties at same price Dick Collier returned to Mt Sterling Saturday to testify against Preslev Sold bv James Kennedy Druggist Madison colored charged with rape There will be a musical recital tonight at the M F C to oommemorate the birth of Schumann the composer On a Bex of Candy carries with it a guarantee of For Sale Tea months old Poland absolute purity Money can not buy any higher China male hog weight 225 lbs extra grade ingredients than are used in its manufactine Huffman stock ture and that is why Feeble dudy is always T M Purnell It wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the facMrs AuiaudH Kdmonof near Osgood tory and that is why Preble Candy is more ill with pneumonia Her is quite delicious than that of others daughter Mrs Chas Turner who is Although superior in every way the prices for Peeble Candy are no higher than others also ili had a relapse Agents for Aliegrettl Rubels delicious For the 16 Phoiottranhs for 88 cents Chocolate Creams A full line may always be found next few das we will make you 16 photograph tor 25 cents Elite Art Co The Joseph R Peebles Sons Go up stairs adj tilling B ediug House JOSEPH S PEEBLES Prest Mrs Nancy Allen visited hr r daugh ENtabMicd ters Mrs Bettie Bowdeu and Mrs O 1840 Frankie Cook in Paiis last week Mrs J eebies Candy and Aliegrettl Rubels Chocolate The teachings of 60 years experience as to Bovvden returned heme with Mrs Allen exclusively in this city by Crtavs sod all that is best in the line of Eatable Drink Dogs killed sixteeu aud wounded G S VAKDEN able and Smokeable is summed up in a 60 page price list Sent free Write for it SON JAS FEE twelve our of a Lk of thirty ewes beBedfoid Friday night We desire to stablish Agencies lor Lylebuni Fruit Cake 1 lb longing to John Mon the spot and two r One dog was shot tins jr- gn iii unit i others chased to town and killed ¬ ¬ THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman A CRESCENT steamer Connections line to Florida I sure i ui agency jn union Prompt pay reliable companies insures against fire wi storm W 0 HINTON Agent points Fast HAVANA Service through to FLORIDA AND Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled Tornadoes And Cyclones windstorms will sweep your farm property oft the face ol the eartb and you will lose it all unless you have a policy in the old and tried GIOaFallH of New Yoik- - Queen Crescent Lookout these FC P Railway makes wM East Coast service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship Con nection on arrival at Miami or at Tampa West Coast for NAME 1000 insurance for five years will only cost yon 10 Tobacco barns a specialty Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Joan and all West India ports Mew Orleans 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to tfiov tf i fOHTKk Smith Agent Free hooks and information by addressing C W ZELL DIV PASSGR AGENT 4TH AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O O L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN OR W C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O ¬ ¬ Coughed JO YerH suffereo tor 25 years with a congb and pent hundreds ol dollars with doctors a id for inedu ine to u avail uu tii I used Di Bells This remedy makes w ak lans ntrong It has Hayed my lite J B Ko ell 1 Fine-Tar-Houev Interested in the South Send 10 cis to W C Rinearson for New Illustrated Monthly Land and a Living one year- - a T y A IUaa l v nA a- 4 - v -- Vl Grautaburg 111 fourth end ufclnut Sis Long Iiistanco Telephone Call 870 CLicinnctij C Vl ¬ Cincinnati Foul Smelling Catarrh is one of the most obstinate diseases and hence the most difficult to get rid of There is but one way to cure it The disease is in the blood and all the sprays washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have no permanent effect whatever upon it Swifts Spe- ¬ cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is the only remedy which can reach the disease and force it from the blood Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Ky had Catarrh for years He writes ¬ Catarrh Ji rTAMOND 0WT ¬ AJamonds are Carefully selected tn the rwerA art cut in our actory by Expert Diamond Cutters 2Jc carry tk jCarycst Stock tn tho llfest at the jCousest SPrtces cutte 0 j - aBMfJEa aoaaaa v ceiLLHGE m mum tm Low prices on candies for entertain ments Cbeip but pure Newton Mitchell tf ¬ Our stock of STIRLING SIL ¬ VER TOILET VMRE and W vDDING SILVER is the A in th- - West nDst comp-1lo i exclusive r atteris of Sterling Silver Sioens an- Forks at ¬ And Club Roller Skiites STATIOftLRY WATCHES We are Sole Agents for the Our Lepdrvi Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationerv and Lrt Co watrheji Our at rick in this ip is thoroughly line includes every grade and make known to the trada at to date and corn I every respec pen ounce prices to suit everybody 3i 00 bend for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuuhc Suggestions orucrs promptly atienaed to Goods sent to our Patrous on Selection SILVERSMITHS I could see no improvement whatever though I was constantly treated with sprays ana washes and differ- ¬ SKATE ent inhaling remedies in fact I could feel that each winter I was worse Pusitioi by Much 1st as Superin- All grocers keep it It yon are poing to have a sale and than the year previous T1h Easiest and Lightest Kun dent on a huh Cfipable of atteudiiig with to s4 a dinner at a reasonable Finally it was uhij Skates on Earth Piibr-clat-- s brought to my notice to all boii ittt reneta price calJ on Attention that Catarrh was a blood AuUut disease and after think ¬ Universally adopted when used in GEORGE RASSENFOSS Jos M Wkight ing over the matter I competition with any other skate un saw It was unreasonable Paris Ky wanting photos in Giinnaus 20septni Paris Ky CELEUBAlED to expect to be cured by rivalled The leading roller skate- in th J Parties remediee whieb only gallery should come and have sittings world reached the eurtaee 1 J once as the building we occupy k made at then decided to try 50 YEARS were usea 1 no-and after a 8 S V Oi--- r f TTTI DHJItltUIlULlill CflTf- W rrc will h torn awav about the middle of- MnoH S rxM nentihle few bottles no olxAiinIVljI 1t t EXPERIENCE imnrovement Continuing Not a CYCLE SKATE or an ex ¬ Februarv Persons wanting old nega- the remedy the disease was forced out of my RicIiiiJoud I iid LT S A cure was the result ¬ and a periment but the only practical scirives ran p fitsame cheao as I will dis system an wnocomplete urewum uucm nav ima 1 auvise entific RINK SKATE on the market has L Grinnan abandon their local treatment which S never¬ pose of them all a remmade to order by men Tailors Over two miiions of HENLEYS done them any good and take S S edy that can reach the disease and cure it sold in this and other countries SKATES SUXliis flour from Paris Milling Co tell SUPPLIES your grocer you want no other Dont use any other but Purity W A2STTH3D Sale Dinners M 0 HENLEYS Holler Skates N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky H S STOUTS m LADIES SUITS oarssness Hoarseness sore throat and constant coughing indicate that the bronchial tubes are suffering from a bad cold which may develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs Do not waste health and strength by wait-¬ ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough¬ Syrup at once This wonderful remedy cures all throat and lung affec- ¬ tions in an astonishingly short time ore Throat To continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts 3t to Mrs J W Wilcox Paris Ky Specific is a real blood remedy and deep seated diseases Fit and satisfaction guaranteed Manager is selling his cures obstinate H S Stout which other remedies have no effect of gents furnishings etc whatever upon It promptly reacnes entire stock 2t Catarrh and never fails to cure even the at cost to have the Now isTe most aggravated cases leoYu ami ripplo hacks of Boys overcoats at Three houses for rent or sde Apply 2000 and upwards Remodeling J Hfjficeon Broadway np stairs 2 doors West of Bourbon News 58 Phone cost Come and see lor your selves at Price ft Cos clothiers We need the cash Mens and SSSXeBlood L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio tie out-of-st- yl quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is probably patentable Communica tions strictly confldcitiul Handbook on Patents sent free OluiMt uuency for securing patents Co receive Patents taken thrnit h Munn tpecial notice without charrre in the ¬ Anyone sending a sketch and description may i Desicns Copyrights Ac Trade Marks your la t Beabnfl Remod1 season- - rely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no dangerous minerals Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Juliets d t Gunthers Christmas fine candies for sale for FOK 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 Barnett A first class ¬ tf Newton Mitchell Entire stock of gents fur- ¬ DkBuIIs Dough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctor recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists nishing are going at cost H S Stout Manager 2t At Cost Cincinnati rolittin cloaks mantels Backs jackets aud all fur garments a specialty We have engaged a practical cutter and ladies tailor from Chi cago and have a full line of cloths Also to 3elect from ye itonforra with this A handsomely illustrated weekly Ireest cir dilation of any scientific Jourual Terms 3 a ar four months L Sold by all newsdealers Scientific JSnterican Co361Bdwa MUNN New York Branch Office twi F 8t Washington D C r Will Kennev I M E ¬ j Physician Phone 138 Surgeon Hickmotts asparagus tips the fresh equal to Will be at the Windsor Hotel I The very best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wild and storm Non union W 0 H1NT0N Agent F B McDermott iy Paris Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat TUESDAY FEB 14 1899 FRANK Ladies Tailor H S STOUT TUMA2 CALDWELLS 3Igr Office Fourth and Pleasant Ste Office Hours 7 Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell tf Crystallized froite nuts oranges returning every second Tnwday in each malaga month apples bananas lemons physician Reeerffce Ev ry grapes gape hum tf Newton Uicjell Paris Kentuv y ltig SDR INDIGESTION PEPSIN II Bl 2 Gaa tf to 10 a m to 4 p m 7 to b p ni THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 31 1899 DEFENSE BEGINS Tears Filled the Eyes of Gen Eagan as He Testified in His Own Behalf My Wife My Children Myaelf Disgraced Said He I Waa llurnins Up In ¬ NORT MAHFINDIHGS RIGHT Commlssnry General Ear an Dismissed From the United States Service No Recommendation For Clemency 28 OF WAY NEW BRITISH WAR VESSELS The Number Now Bnildins is 119 FARMERS PARTY Rnging After the Grip ¬ side When the Caustic Word Were Spokeu Washington Jan 27 The Eag an court martial resumed its session at the Ebbitt house at 1010 Thursday morningGen Eagan had arrived three min ¬ lie looked pale and utes before troubled His eye better than any ¬ thing else showed the strain under which he is laboring After several witnesses for the de- ¬ if I I fense had testified Gen Eag an himself took the stand He stated his age was 58 detailed his connection with the army and brought out the important features of his record He was wound ¬ ed in the Modoc war and breveted a promulgated by the proper reviewing captain for it He became commissary authorities general Mar 4 In his official capacity The attendance at the court martial he has expended between 19000000 was much larger Friday than at any Of his testimony other time since the trial began and and 820000000 among the spectators was a score or before the war board he said I was summoned before the board more of ladies Several of them were and gave my testimony under oath friends of Gen Eagans daughter who preferably so I wanted to appear be- ¬ was called as a witness while oth- ¬ fore the board to refute Gen Miles ers were attracted by curiosity The statement and was called in response testimony at the closing session to nvy request but was not given as of the court was directed large- ¬ much time to make my statement as I ly to establishing the fact that had desired the general had lost his mental Sec ¬ balance as a result of the charges I had had a conversation with retary Alger 1 told him that 1 desired made against him by Gen Miles His to meet those charges that I was a daughter and her husband told of the murderer and a thief but was told that generals changed condition and intiGen Miles under the presidents prom- ¬ mated that they had great fears that ise could not be reached he might any time kill his accuser Mr The interview with Gen Miles McKee a life long friend stated that published in New York nearly drove at that time he believed him actuallj jnc crazy The facts in this connection insane Here the voice of the witness broke were brought out strongly and with difficulty he restrained his by Mr Worthington in hia efforts show to lears Gen that I sought to ascertain whether the Eagan at times was wholly irresponsi presidents immunity extended to such ble an interview as well as to Gen Miles A dramatic incident of the trial Fri ¬ statement before the board The mat- ¬ day was the testimony of the generals ter is still in the hands of the adjutant daughter in which she described her general fathers appearance on the day he first effect on me of the words pre- ¬ read Gen Miles statement Standing The tense of experiment was that it took in the door of his house with the news away my character paper containing the evidence in his Again the voice of the witness be¬ hand he had exclaimed wildly 1 came husky have been crucified b3 Gen Miles I felt that I would be better dead in Throughout the three days of the the gutter than in this position he trial the members of the court sat in continued My wife my children my ¬ their places and attentively listened to self disgraced 1 did not know what to every word of the testimony Only on do The intimation was that 1 had two or three occasions did they ask the poisoned soldiers under pretense of an witnesses any questions and then an experiment I had no redress 1 be- ¬ answer of yes sir or no sir sufficed lieved the honor of a soldier should no Where their sympathies were or what more be impugned than the virtue of a was passing in their minds was not disclosed by even the slightest change A tear coursed down the cheek of of expression the witness He restrained himself Immediately upon the case being He then continued closed the room was ordered cleared with difficulty dramatically and the court went into executive sesI wanted to hurl back the charges sion to deliberate upon their findings so that men might believe me I Dismissal from the military service thought of no disrespect I only want ¬ of the United States without any reo ed men to know me honest I believe ommendation for clemency is the ver they know it now Before God on tha dict passed by the courtrmartial upon the honor of a man never a cent from Commissary General Eagan for his re my office soiled my fingers I have cent virulent attack upon Maj Gen not money enough to day he said Miles The verdict was reached within turning to his attorney to pay jou 45 minutes after the trial was ended your fee Friday I could not eat could not sleep I Notwithstanding the nature of the eould hardly restrain myself from do ¬ courts conclusions the president can ing what men did under such circum ¬ exercise clemency if he so desires and stances when I was a boy 1 went be¬ Gen Eagans friends will urge that his fore the board feeling that I had to say punishment be confined to relieving something in such a way that the him from the duties of commissary genpress and the people would believe me eral of subsistence and to a detail to honest I was burning up inside The garrison duty press had condemned me as corrupt as a wholesale murderer for purposes of GEN GEO S GREENE DEAD ¬ ¬ The case of Commissary General Chas P Eagan charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and with con duct tending to the prejudice of good order and military discipline is now in the hands of the court martial ap- ¬ pointed to try him Friday the taking of testimony was closed and arguments of counsel submitted The trial lasted three days and consumed less than eight hours of actual sitting A session behind closed doors of an hour or so sufficed for the court to reach a conclusion and embody it in a report What the verdict was is alto- ¬ gether a matter of speculation and of ficially at least will not be made pub-¬ lic by the trial board military regula ¬ tions requiring that its finding shall go through prescribed channels and be kept secret until action be had and ¬ ¬ Washington Jan Peace Treaty Will Be Debated in the Senate This Week and Disposed Of From the Heaviest Battle Slips to Tiny Torpedo Boat Destroyers la the House a Vote Wll Be Taken on the Army Bui Tuesday Afternoon The River and Harbor and Ml- itary Academy Bills Washington Jan 30 The senate will devote practically all of the time this week to the consideration of the peace treaty Senator Allison chairman of the committee on appropriations says he will not interfere at any time with the consideration of the treaty by asking to have appropriation bills taken up and as a consequence the treaty will have complete right of ¬ ¬ London Jan 30 The recorded num ber of British war ships now build ¬ ing amounts to 119 vessels ranging from the heaviest battle ships to the tiny torpedo boat destroyers the figures being 16 first class ironclads 3 cruisers 14 sloops and gunboats and oc torpedo boat destroyers Chatham dock yard is credited with the unparalleled achievement of launch ¬ ¬ Thousands of people say Hoods Sarsapa Illinois Organizations Declare for the i ilia quickly restores the appetite regulates the heart vitalizes the blood cures thost Holding of a National Convention sharp pains dizziness heavy head that tired feeling Hoods Sarsaparilla has marvelous power to expel all poisonous disease The Purpose Is the Nomination and Elecgerms from the blood and overcome the tion of Farmer as Member of Con ¬ extreme weakness whiehis one of the pecul gress and State Legislature iar effects of the grip Get only Declaration of Principles ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ gain After a pause he continued possessed my mind day and night I had to get a little extension of time to complete my document I was ab ¬ sorbed in vindicating myself I was oblivious to all about me I was talk ¬ ing to 70000000 people I had been goaded and driven to death I did not know until the docu-¬ ment was returned to me that any ob- ¬ jection had been made to any part of it I then called in Col Alexander and CcJ Davis to help eliminate the matter complained of Attorney Worthington then stopped because of the absence of witnesses Judge Advocate Davis was authorized to invite the secretary of war to ap- ¬ pear Friday and the court adjourned It was evident that Eagans testimony had made quite an impression Wed ¬ nesday they treated him formally Thursday at the conclusion of the court session they pressed forward and a number shook him cordially by the That Distinguished Commander in the Civil War in Morris- - Passed Awar at His Home tonD N J Sitorday Morning New Yobk Jan 28 Gen George S Greene died of old age at Morris town N J at 1 oclock Saturday morning He leaves three sons Gen Francis V Greene G J Greene jr Charles T Greene V and Maj S A retired He was graduated at the United States Militant acad emy at West Point in 1823 He served in various garrisons and as instructor at West Point until 1836 when he left the army and became a civil engineer building many rail- ¬ He entered the army in roads 60th 1802 as colonel of the New York regiment and was appointed brigadier general of volunteers April 28 1862 He participated in the battle of Gettysburg and was dangerously wounded in the battle near Chattanooga disabling him until January hand 18G5 when he re oined Shermans array in North Carolina and participated in Reward of 810000 Offered Harrisburg Pa Jan 27 Senator the engagements preeeding Johnstons Flinn said Thursday night that a re ¬ surrender He was breveted major general of ward of 810000 will be offered by the anti Quayites for proofs of any corrup¬ volunteers March 13 1865 and retire from the army in 1860 tion in connection with legislation ¬ ¬ way This week will see the close of the memorable debate both in executive session and in open senate as the vote is set for 3 oclock a week from Monday Notice has been given for set speeches for every day except Monday of the present week Senator Berry will speak Tuesday Senator Spooner Wednesday Senator Rawlins Thurs day Senator Money Friday and Senator Chilton Saturday These speeches will be based upon the various resolutions on the general question of expansion and will be delivered in open session They will however be practically devoted to the treaty and will afford senators an opportunity to say openly what they would say in secret session if the reso- ¬ lutions were not under consideration There will be an effort to get the speeches in before 2 oclock each day in order to permit the closing of the doors at 9 oclock in accordance with the unanimous agreement to that effect when the treaty will be taken up formally and the executive considera tion of the subject proceeded with The friends of the treaty are still most sanguine of success and most of them announce that they will accept no compromise Others express a will ingness to accept some such resolution as that of Senator Sullivan Those professing to know sy it is the policy to force the treaty to a vote be- ¬ fore taking action on any compromise proposition and that if the treaty should by any chance be beaten to move to reconsider and then to consider the question of accepting some compromise like the Bacon resolution before final adjourn- ¬ ment in March Almost a month of the session will be left after the vote of Monday week so that if the senate should prefer to accept the treaty with a resolution of construction and in ¬ struction to postponing action for an extra session it could do so Interest centers in the army bill the house of representatives during the early part of the week The final vote will be taken at 3 pm Tuesday Prior to this debate will be under the five minute rule in the main althoug h sufficient time has been reserved to give Mr Bailey and some of the other leaders an opportunity for extended speeches Chairman Hull of the military com- ¬ mittee is confident the bill will pass saying that the republican disaffection will not exceed eight while several affirmative votes will come from the democratic side The opposition will direct its efforts towards having the bill recommitted With the army bill disposed of the nouse will turn its attention to the im- ¬ portant river and harbor bill and then to the military academy appropriation bill The river and harbor bill proba-¬ bly will have Wednesday two hours debate on a side The military academy bill is not likely to take more time than is re-¬ quired to read it through No exact programme has been fixed for the rest of the week but Chairman Mercer of the committee on public buildings and grounds has been pressing for a hear ¬ ing on some of the public buildings bills now pending and he is likely to get a day Chairman Lacey also wants a day on public land questions The Hawaiian bill is the most impor- ¬ tant piece of general legislation which will be agreed to a hearing although its friends may let it go over until next week ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ing three of the heaviest battk ships from the same slip within ten mouths The armored ships building a cost of over 26000000 number 28 at with a tonnage of over 350000 tons the number exceeding by two the entire Russian fleet of battle ships and treble the number of armored vessels in the American navy The whole of these ships will be added to the effective strength of the British navy by March 1903 while the first lord of the admiralty Mr George J Goschen in twe months time will ask the house of com mons for credits to still further strengthen the British fleet AN ENTIRE ¬ FAMILY LOST In a Clinker Boat They Attempted to Cross Lak Erie to Canada The Bat ¬ tered Boat Found Chicago Jan 30 The Tribunes To ledo O special says The loss of an entire family in Lake Erie is reported here Sunday On one of the islands in the Bass group lived a family named Robson The family consisted of the father mother a daughter of 20 a son of 5 and a hired man Henry M Martel The little boy died and his parents determined to take the body back to Canada whence they came A clinker boat was used the entire family start ing on the perilous journey The bat- ¬ tered clinker boat has been found and the body of a woman reported found ¬ The conference of delegates from the farmerss organ izations in Fulton Warren aud Mc Uonough counties have declared foi the holding of a national convention to form the national farmers party A committee was appointpd with instruc tions to begin preparations at once foi the event As quickly as possible representatives will be appointed al1 through the United States It is planned to hold the convention not later than the first week in March Chicago being favored as the conven tion place Eldon W Bradbury who has beer engaged in the work of organization read this declaration of principles which was adoptad without dissent We hold that all men ar1 creater equal and are endowed by their Crea tor with certain inaliei able rights that it is to preserve these rights that governments are instituted among men deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed and that whenever a government becomes destructive of these ends it is the duty oi the people to alter or to aboli h it and to adopt such measures as will insure Avon 111 Jan 30 Americas Hoods Sarsaparilla Greatest Medicine lor the grip Pills cure ali Liver Ills 25cents Hoods USELESS STRATAGEM A Smart Trick That Failed to Work Ipon Some Fearless Stajfe Robbers ¬ Yep th road agents used t be purty reckless wen I wuz drivin stage way back in th 70s remarked Tank Wilson remi niscently an ail kinds oi schemes was put up t throw them offn the stent Time was changed on all the stage routes an dummy mail bags an expiesa boxes were carried but twant no use Th wust case of hold up I ever experi ¬ ences wuz durin th smallpox scare We wuz full of passengers inside an out an every one 1 them carried a belt f gold dust We had heerd that a new lndc vidooai had taken to th road an tharrore makes our precautions a stage it aint no use to fight cause only one shows hisself an all th rest ambushes an gits th drop on you Then they comes forrard an takes your wealth Of course if six or seven men holds up ¬ their rights We hold that the rule of minority classes is contrary to the spirit of our institutions and destructive to our rights We hold that the only free and just government is that in which the law making bodies are composed of direct representatives from such industries or occupations as have a majority oi the votes in the congressional and legislative districts defined by our consti tution and the laws of our states With an abiding faith in the truth and justice of our belief we appeal tc every farmer in the United States tc join hands with us in effecting our purpose which is the nomination and election of farmers as members of con gress and farmers as members oi our legislature Agriculture being the chief industry in the United States the animosity and importance of our interests demand prompt and energetic action To that end we urge an ex pression of opinion from farmers oi this country as to the necessity of holding a convention at the earliest and most convenient time and place to discuss our condition and to adopt such measures and take such action as may seem necessary A brief discussion ensued over the proposition that the representation in the proposed national convention should be one delegate for each district sending a representative to the lower house of the legislature in the respect ¬ So we gets up a scheme We knows road agents is party much askeered f smallpox so we takes along an ole tramp wraps him up in bandages an hangs out a yaller flag from th roof f the stage Jest as we wuz pullin out f a canyon we hears a lamilyar hail an of course pulls up Wat s that yeller flag for asks a feiler with his Winchester at his cheek a powerful big feller with a mask on Passengers got th smallpox I an ¬ swers in a warnin tone Wal all you passengers git out an hoi your hans up was the answer Throw down them mail bags an that there express ¬ recently near Port Burrell on the Janadian shore is presumed to have oeen Mrs Bobson The other bodies iave not been found PANICINANOMAHATIIEATER L Them villins took evry bit f dust that wuz carried on the stage an then th head villin thought a moment to hisself an then pulls th bandges ofin th tramp Then he grins an says somethin t one T his part¬ ners who pulls a small box outn his pocket Th head villin then ranges his men where they could shoot us down ef we moved an he dips his knife point in th box an then jabs it a half inch inter th tramps arm He does th same t each an evry one f us an then sez Now theres no danger genlmen As fer me an my Youre all vaccynated frens we aint askeered f no smallpox Ef we wuz t remove these yere masks you wculd see we is all pockmarked Cincin box ¬ re Bear Freizied With an U cerateU Tooth Its 3Iaster Was Trymjj to Ex tract Escapes From Its Cage ¬ nati Enquirer FOR PODUNKS HOTEL Some Valuable Points About Puttinj lli a Cheap Hut Attractive Omaha Neb Ian 30 An enormous silver tip bear frezied with an ulcerated tooth which its master was try ng to extract escaped from its cage in the Creighton theater Sunday and created a panic before being captured In addition to frightening a number of persons the big bear seriously hurt ts master Paul Batty badly lacerat ¬ ed Stag e Hand McDonald and tore the clothes of Jake Rosenthal manager of ¬ ¬ ¬ Menu He winked familiarly at the landlord as he paid his bill and in a confidential lone the theater Podunk In the maze of scenery back of the The landlord rubbed the bald spot on his stage the bear vented his fury by de brow and thought a moment By ive states Theres chicken croquettes he said molishing everything in sight chicken comes high this time of year A number of offers from farmers and this time the trainer recovered suffi I see labor organizations in various states ciently to direct the heating of irons to Not one in a thousand can tell the difaddressed to A W Holeman the orig- ference between veal and chicken subdue the animal His roars could be Oeewhillikens Theres a pointer to inal mover in the new organization heard for several blocks ¬ and mebbe you wouldnt mind telling me a few things about keeping a hotel seein youre right in the business Theres the menu now some little points on that might work We dont know everything down in remarked I dont mind telling you that I am think ing ot going into the hotel business myself Yes sir thats so for a change Ive bought the biggest place for sale in Podunk ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ were read your pocket Golly Im gettin rich already Gen Eagan Gui ty of Conduct Unbecom Quail on toast reads fine on the menu A Gan of Trac Repairers Kan Down by a You dont suppose we folks in the city paming a Gentleman and Conduct Preju ¬ Train On Killed One Wiil Ieaud Baby ows per our guests on real quail dicial o Good Order taste so much like quail you cant tell one Sixteen Were Injured from tother And out Washington Jan 30 Gen Eagan be thick as pumpkins your way owls must Then theres beef Altoona Pa Jan 30 A gang of 26 commissary general of subsistence has Of course youve heard of the hippophagous ¬ ¬ BAD ACCIDENT IN A TUNNEL CLEMENCY IS RECOMMENDED Fried chicken costs money Fried rabbit tastes like it and the difference goes into start with track repairmen were working on the railroad at the western opening of the Gallitzin tunnel at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon when they heard the approach of a locomotive which was running west through the The workmen all stepped tunnel from the north track ou which west bound trains move to the south track The smoke in the tunnel prevented them from seeing the approaching lo¬ comotive which in order to avoid ob- ¬ structions on the north track was run ¬ One man ning on the south track was instantly killed one died in the Altoona hospital and 16 were more or None escaped less seriously injured ¬ without injurv FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER Conviction of a George Brown a farmer living at Norwood L I broke his neck in jumping from a win ¬ dow in the house he occupied with his family and which had taken fire while Browns all were sleeping Saturday wife and five children escaped unin- ¬ jured Old Enousrh to Know Better Albany N Y Jan 30 Theodore Kirchner aged 60 years shot and in- ¬ stantly killed his wife Paulina aged 15 years in their house at Newtonville aear this city Sunday by the careless handling of a gun which was accident- ¬ ally discharged 30 New York Jan Broke His Neck Jm Ilium is Nero Who Killed s Crap With Parkersbnr at Shotgun W V Pakkehsbuhg W Va Jan 30 In the case of the state vs Ira Hains colored for the murder of Crap Jim ¬ Thomas also colored which occurred several months ago the criminal court jury returned a verdict of guilty in the second degree shortly before 10 oclock Sunday morning Hains followed Thomas to a friends house and deliberately emptied a shot gun into his face causing instant death but his counsel showed that the latter had made threats against Hains ¬ been found guilty of the charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and c f conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline and of the specifications thereto and has been sentenced to dismissal from the United States army but with a recommendation from the court for the exercise of executive Under the regulations the clemency court having reached the conclusion that the accused was guilty had no choice in selecting a penalty the regulations prescribing absolutely the one punishment dismissal for the of fense Therefore the only hope for Gen Ea gan is in the direction of commutation mitigation or disapproval Col Davis the judge advocate of Ifte court martial finished his revision of the record of the courts proceedings Saturday afternoon and at once placed the papers in the hands of Secretary Alger This action settled at once any doubt that may have existed as to the routine to be pursued in the treatment of the case As for Secretary Alger as soon as he reads the record he will place it at once with the president who under the law is the final reviewing author ¬ ity It is his privilege to add to or ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ theorv T-h-- e Click click Yes old racers You can buy them by the bunch of a hundred for s song I The man from Podunk turned pale guess Ive got all the points I can remember at once and if you ever come our way give me a call Good day Fried rabbit Owls I reckon Ill call the on toast line there Great business this Chicago Times Herald anyhow hotel-keeping the w-h-a- -t man to whom I have been talking writes those brilliant and profound articles which said the have caused so much comment fair stranger to the native Does he claim that he writes them asked the native He gave me to understand so Isnt it true replied the Oh yes its true enough lie writes tktm from native He s private secretary and amanuensis to Chicago the man who composes them Post djot-a-tio- How He Writes Them I am surprised to learn that the young you worried about the trusts asked the nervous man Xo answered the easy going citizen If they make trouble theyll have to stand their share of it Ive done my duty 1 wrote ani published a card calling their at tention to whither they are drifting and asking them please not to do so and now if they persist its their own fault My Washington Star conscience is clear Aint Warned ¬ Superfluous Law This copyright law is all bosh said the exuberant young writer Jus a scheme to make money I thought it an excellent law Bah its a fraud I never copyright rrv stories and no one steals them Detroit take from the strength of the courts recommendation that clemency be shown The indications are that the papers will be in the presidents hands Free Press early next week Mad KoutB and Post in Alaska London Jan 28 The Academy says Hamburg Jan 27 About 30 of the leading producers of Germany Belgi ¬ John Morely has been paid the sum of um and Switzerland representing a 10000 50000 for writing a biography consumption of 35000000 kilos are of the late Wm E Gladstone under forming a benzine ring against the whom Mr Morely served twice as chief secretary of Ireland Standard Oil Co Chicago Jan 27 Postmaster Gor¬ don Thursday withdrew his order is¬ sued several weeks oo for the uni¬ forming of all the clerks in the Chica go post office The plan has been biU ierly opposed by the postal clerks Will Not Uniform th Clerk Benaine Trout Forroln Morelys Biography of Gladstone Simon Pokagcn the last chief of the Pottwattomie Indians died Friday aged nearly 80 He and his family had been chiefs ot the tribe for nearly Chief Simon Pokagon Dead Benton Harbor Mich Jan 28 Old century Carl Oakland City Ind Jan Angeles Cab Jan 30 A C Agee a young merchant of Sommer Los Bradley the old soldier who shot Gov ville a village four miles south of this Smith of the Soldiers home at Santa city committed suicide by taking ar- ¬ Monica has been found guilty of as ¬ senic in beer Domestic troubles led sault with a deadly weapon but rec to a debauch which ended with the atnmended to the mercy of the court suicide Hat Manufacturers Combine A Cadet From Venezuela Danbury Ct Jan 30 The manfac Washington Jan 30 In the house of the lower priced derby hats Saturday a joint resolution was adopt- ¬ Lurers nave effected a combination to go into ed granting to the republic of Vene- ¬ sffect February 1 The firms repre zuela the privilege of sending a cadet sent practically all the large manufa to the West Point military academy tures of this class oi goods 30 Guilty of Assault With Dtmdly Weapon Took Arsenic Hn Ber Business Goodly What is grander than a man you can trust Cynicus One who will trust you Jewish Comment Jan HO Private advices received here state that the fovernraent wiil send three detach raents of soldiers into the Copper river district of Alaska next spring to lay out a mail route to the Yukon river and establish posts Wash Seattle The Right Way And you say you ate horse steak in Paris How was it served A la cart of course Cleveland Plain Dealer Four Men lladlr Burnvrt Chicago Jan CO Four men were Which is the worse a joke you cant see badly burned one perhaps fatally by the point of or a point you cant see the joke of Town Topics the explosion of a boiler Sunday in the basement of the Chicago Tribune Truth lies at the bottom of a well building But how can trath lie anyrrhere L A W Bulletin f I vr THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US KY TUESDAY JANUARY DOOD I 31 189 pretty shopper Why NIGHT Last night my dear whilst sleeping bjt In your wee you trundle bed weeping bended oer And stroked your curly head Dood night you said half hearted In a choking childish way And to your bed you started At the closing of the day I gave no answer Dood night To my bonnle bairnies plead She understood she wasnt good I r M I I 1 asked the gallant clerk and she was s When spiritualism was comparativelfrom his own lips flustered that he managed to sell he y new and we were youngsters we And what about Epernon Bouillon four different things that she did not ised to hear delightful spooky stories ¬ wan before she knew what she was do¬ and Tremouille count asked deGomibout mysterious actions of furniture ing Chicago Post eron ind things which one never seems to A Considerate Beggar The dark eyes of the stranger flashed Pausing It AlongBear nowadays I remember one about Mendicant Say boss cant you give And knew why I didnt heed on him for a moment Stuckwell Yes Ive lost all co a a poor devil something some people who had guests invited to My master the duke of Savoy And during all the evening long in Jones since he worked hat grand dinner The table was spread Mr Portly Pompous I never give knows their views While every heart was gay and light beast off on me Ill never trust hm with all the dishes but the meal had anything to street beggars Amidst the laughter and the song Personally Dood Dood nigh I heard the cry oot yet been served The family had Mendicant All right boss I dont again The Italian waved his hand with a night Groom Yes sir what are you goin great store of beautiful glass and want yer ter do nothin agin yer prinlaugh Gentlemen I have given you Dood night kept ringing In my ears china and it was all on the table Pot ciples Just gimme yer house address to do with the horse now sir my terms it is for you to choose As Stuckwell Well I expect a friend of The words within my soul did burn a moment the servants were all out of and Ill call every day Tammany for my part I would that my master And smiling through a flow of tears mine over this afternoon to lok at the dining room and just at that mo Times I thought her answer Id return dropped this business and trusted the him Puck ment all the people in the rest of the day to his sword And so towards her crib I crept Desperation house heard a deafening crash of fall No Comparison That is not wont to be If de Savoys And kissed her sweetly on the brow The weather prophet in a plight ing dishes from the dining room there And while in peacefulness she slept way srsfered Latin and the Italian Looked forth upon the sky one night I suppose said Uncle Jerry Peeble3 Good night my darling now I said came the sound of glassware precipiAnd doggedly he said rose the hottest place en earth is the stokeGeorge McKenzie in Boston Budget Twill rain or blow or snow I fear tated upon the floor and crushing into Very well messieurs I will then con- ¬ hole of an iron battleship in action quite else twill fragments and in the midst of the rom OrAnd then hebewent towarm and clear There is one hotter remarked Unbed sider the issue as closed of this wreck there rose to the terrified Washington Star I 3 cle Allen Sparks Its the place where It matters not a rush to me ex- ¬ - i- ir z JE ris sw ears of the host and hostess the high m kt9WtYy a young husband sits when he carves claimed de Gomeron but Latin who A MIDWINTER JOKE lear notes of the smashing of much Chicago his first turkey for company was moodily plucking at his mustache thin china Everybody in the house Tribune spoke again and the tones of his voice family guests servants rushed to the were full of chagrin Variable Sentiment dining room door at the same moment As you wish I undertake that the What is your opinion of municipal xpecting to see nothing less than thf TfcATS marshal sees you ownership of street railways table overthrown and every precious ft N f Where and when My time is preWell answered Senator Sorghum lisb on it broken and what did they be Coj cious Copvrijht i8q7 by Longmans Green after much thought my opinion on hold The table set in perfect order Here at ten oclock to night that point depends with not a thing1 on it disturbed What Maledetto This is not a place to On what SYNOPSIS Nobody had made the aAful crash commanding outpost where come at that hour On who happens to be owning the DAuriac aver knew Not a dish was even nicked It is safe and would be safer still if scene is laid tells th story De Gomeror Washington Star municipality in that house that day The spirits so i in temporary command appointed by you stayed here till then The spies the story ran to us had just made a Gen de Rone to examine into a charge of the master The Isnal Thing general curse him are against dAuriao Nicholas a sergeant terrible ghostly crash for the fun of H M de Gomeron will Farmer Hayrick Well Zeke when brings in a man and woman from kings everywhere and md the alarm of the household camp at Le Fere prisoners ye- - wuz in Washington did yer make DAuriac guarantee your protection here I remember that this story impressed fingered by insulting manner of deGomeron 1 am deeply grateful inquiries ez to what our congressman The count toward woman strikes him duel follows me a great deal more than it would wuz doin and prisoners escape Duel is interrupted bowed slightly a faint tone of irony in have impressed me if the dishes had Farmer Hedgrow Yes I asked an by appearance of de Rone and dAurlac is his voice Then you agree really been found smashed though it told he will hang if found alive at close everybody said he wuz doin bartenYes could have been proved that no human of morrows battle Riding over field next ders Wonder what ther fools meant The voices dropped again after this day dAuriac finds Nicholas victim of de being had been in the room at the time X Y Journal Gomerons malice in imminent danger of and they began to pore over the papers I had never before heard of a ghost that and releases him from awful pre death and a map that the free lance hail was a crash and nothing more I fancy What Else Could He Do dicament After battle in which King spread before him making an occasion Frerc Jacques dormez vcus Jocular Jack Loidy kin yer gimme Henry utterly routs de Rones forces Dormez vous dormez vous the astonishment of those alleged peo- some cold wittals Ill marry no man with a dead face like yours dAuriac lying severely wounded sees two al remark which 1 did not follow But The char notes rang out through the ple was not greater than that of a Go Mrs Jay Yes my poor man forms moving through the darkness rob She said as they walked on the sands I had heard enough to be convinced fog bringing with them a hundred rec friend of mine over an episode not at over to the woodhouse and youll find Then theres only one thing I can do he bing the bodies of the dead and wounded They find golden collar on de Leyvas that the plot of Anet was still in full life ollections of the time wheu I had last all similar This gentlemans wife and lots of chops St Louis Republic replied corpse and Iabette stabs Mauginot her It was all important for me now to com- heard the chorus And the voice That daughter were out shopping one afterAnd he burled his face in his hands partner to gain possession Henry with municate what I knew at once to the was not to be mistaken It was de noon Chicago Tribune and he reached home ahead of Too Sail retinue among whom is fair prisoner who master general With a little ordinnry Belin or else his ghost Without a mo them So far from feeling grieved and There was a young woman from LeicesA BLOW TO THE SEX had escaped from de Gomeron and dAyen care the conspirators could be trapped ments hesitation I ang back the lines outraged at not finding them there to ter her suitor rides over the Held Madame Who lived in the city of Cheichesur rescues dAuriac and afterwards visits him to a man and if by one stroke I co Id advancing at the same time in the di She would giggle and flirt daily in hospital Here he learns his friend effect this as well as free madame -- rection in which I bad heard the voice make him welcome he set to work pleasantly to give them a surprise by Till her parents felt hurt is heiress of Bidache When well enough anything was possible Without fur I had not gone 0 paces when 1 saw two getting them their supper He hadnt And wondered what on earth poccister he is taken to her Normandy chateau Cincinnati Enquirer ther hesitation I therefore crept slowly tall shadows approaching me and at much in the house but he set out what where he learns from Maitre Palin madames chaplain the king is about to back and descended to my chamber as the same time heard the verse again he had and placed on each of three Absent Mi nded force her to marry dAyen He sets cut softly as a cat Leaving the ladder I called out Lisois plates a nice lot of sardines and then with Jacques his knave for Paris to Smith Halloa Jones Havent seen It is he I heard de Pelin say prevent this marriage Delayed at Kzy in swinging where it was for I could not went out to make them some tea He you for a month How is Mrs Jones he ami b upon Nicholas his old sergeant undo the knot I drew on my boots and Then the shadows stopped for a mo ot it made and came back and looked Nicely thanks Jones promptly who says de Gomeron is in neighborhood ment and another and slighter figure it his table in astonishment His supOh no excuse Thinks a moment With associates from army and nobility Finally one came for per was gone The plates which he had me She died three weeks ago llar joined them plotting treason against the king They go to de Gomerons retreat where they ward and when within a yard or so of put on the table were there just wheic lein Life manage to overhear details of plot Burn rne Bpoke he had placed them but they were as ing with revenge Nicholas shoots at de He Saw Too Much DAuriac is i you clean as when he put them on He knew Flying for their lives the two Gomeron fv- - lfiir vmi are rrpttinp- hpt- ere Ja bfoYes I was hastening to you Man that there was not another human beo o J j men think themselves beyond pursuit er looking as you grow older Your suddenly they are face to face with when I have discovered all ing in the house What sprite had Biron one of the traitors whom dAuriac beauty appears to have doubled exclaimed the compte wafted away those sardines Morbleau cuts down and with de Gomeron who Mrs Jaggs That will do Mr Jaggs the chanson was a happy thought else This is a true story There was not makes short work of Nicholas dAuriac Youve been drinking again Chicago we had missed you in this fog escapes Arriving in Paris the chevalier another human being in the house but lays what he knows of treasonable plot be ¬ We have not a the gentleman owned two delightful Daily News Is Pnntin here fore Sully master general of ordnance moment to lose cocker spaniels and they were in the Calling on de Belin a friend dAuriac se- ¬ Absolutely Hopeless Lady Do you really think men hftv He is It was he who guided us house Who can doubt that as they cures from him a servant Ravaillac who But you might learn to love me more brains than women had previously been in service of dAyen here I have brought a friend with me licked the plates which had contained he urged jkyen s marriage to Madame ue laiiiuacne Man Some men madam Do not ask his name but speak freely the sardines they had said to themis to occur within fornight de Belin to She shook her head Lady Some What men pray sponsor Palin and madame arrive stand before him and tell us exactly what selves Go to we will make it unnec You have no idea she said what a p in Paris DAuriac has suspicions aroused Man Single men With these essary for our dear master to wash poor student I am you have discovered concerning Ravaillac later witnesses Chicago Evening meeting with de Gomeron therefore dis words he took me by the arm and led me these plates Boston Transcript Post misses him The chevalier is introduced at Vindicated up to the two In the shorter there court by de Belin where he charges Biron He married the girl of his choice Iv I with eing traitor to France and king For Wasted Energy was no difficulty in recognizing Pantin In spite of the things his friends said PICTURES OF SOUND his pains Henry gives him 24 hours to quit O something to deplore Is To day they look on and rejoice mask of his What with the mist the France King now commands marriage That wasted hour when While he wishes that he were dead to be celebrated on the morrow making it face and the roquelaure that enveloped The Hainan Voice or Musical Notei We tell hair raising stories Chicago Record imperative that flight occur that night if To stark bald headed men him to the ears I could make out nothHay Be Photographed In a DAuriac therefore madame be saved L A W Bulletin meets her secretly when masked men ing of the stranger who did not even Had Other Resources Simple Manner swoop down on pair and carry them off said the young man al My wife answer my salutation except by a slight After 24 hours im bound and gagged A MALICIOUS HlSBVSO during which he has inter- ¬ I need not say prisonment ways kisises me when 1 come home at inclination of the head To take a picture of your Toice it is SHE DREW BACK ALL AT ONCE view with de Gomeron and Babette he night c that I wasted no time but laid the mat- only necessary xo tie a sheet of thin manages to escape At his lodgings he My wife does not replied the man Jacques Palin de Belin and his host went to the turret to reconnoiter before ter before them and wound up with finds strong paper over the flaring end ol Pantin avembled in council Next morn- venturing out into the street Imagine of middle age but it is of no advan ¬ And now gentlemen we are three an old tin horn Hold the horn with iP ing Par tin and dAuriac disguised go to tage to me In one way or another sh Toison dOr a sort of inn next building to my chagrin and disappointment to see swords let Pantin hasten and bring the sheet of paper upward Take a which he and madame had been taken ¬ people and gets a report on the condition of my h nil ir ML win DAuriac hires a room and from awhere that three men were at the gate of the half a dozen of the eomptes free mad little pinch of fine sand and pce it Chicago Post breath just the same in the center of the paper Then hold dow reaches roof of next building Toison dOr evidently on the watch and I guarantee that we not only he finds a skylight half open from which in one of them I made out Ravaillac whole brocd of the horn vertically above your face and I ame but take the he could command a view of one- room of Culinary Comment without vipers sing a note into the lower end of the Toison dOr the might have passed the others Mr Crimson beak 1 hope that girl said de instrument Do not blow but sing the These cards wont win discovery but it would be impossible dont go and cook the steak to a crisp CHAPTER XV 111 Continued we must have more witnesses note Now lower the horn carefully to escape the lynx eyes of this villain Belin again to day I saw a room of moderate size and who though young in years had all the than ourselves who are known to be and look at the sand You will find that Well what would you say if she In the craft of age and who later on was to enemies of the marshal The king plays the vibrations of jour voice have scatwell but plainly furnished cooked it to suit you center was an obloDg table covered raise himself to an eminence so bad that at Mores this evening He is like to be tered the pinch of sand into a beautiI would say it was a very rare oc ¬ with a dark cloth and round about I know not whom to place beside him there now or else very soon for he is ful sound picture Every note in the Yonkers Statesman currence The except perhaps those who were his bound on a frolic to night We will gc musical scale will produce a different it were set a number of chairs skylight alone admitted light and aiders and abettors I did not fear to straight there Villeroi and Sully arc picture So you may produce a great An Unexpected Return from this to the floor of the room run the gauntlet that was an easy mat- both to be in attendance and also the variety of them Some of these pictures Real Estate Man The man who went was a matter of 12 feet or so The ter but merely doing so would make marshal look like pansdea roses and other flow to look at those lots in Swampville chamber was empty and I had more by birds take to wing and I found my The marshal will not be there 1 ers some look like snakes and others came back and said he couldnt locate like flying birds in fact there is no You are always complaining about the property than half a mind to risk the descent self compelled once more to hold pa- interrupted when the door was opened and tience by the tail until the coast was If so I wager the king asks for him limit to the variation The pictures my singing Arthur and claim it makes His Partner Hm That accounts Babette stepped in I shrank back as clear and I will take it en my head to explain of the notes of musical instruments are you nervous while dear baby falls foi his coming back Puck low as possible and observed that she In half an hour we could be back with made by holding the horn as near as asleep as soon as I begin a song A Curious Fact Oh baby is smarter than you think was making arrangements for some Sully and Villeroi and then the game is possibe to them CHAPTER XIX Procrastination is a thief As Mated above sand may be used H pretends to be asleep so that you Do you not agree monsieur one for she placed a couple of decanours Of time the sages all declare PLAIN HENRI DE BOURBON Fliegende Blaetter and he turned to the stranger All the but lycopodium powder will produce will stop singing ters with glasses on the table arranged And yet the man whod just as lief In a little I began to cool and sought answer was another grave inclination even better effects Lycopodium picthe chairs and then after taking a look Sit round has time galore to spar After the Feast Chicago Evening Nhs tures may be fixed by first dissolving once more I made up my room determined to occasionally of the head round went out Now doth the lone turkey warble my mind to wait and settling myself take a turn to the turret and see if the Come went on de Belin slipping the powder in alcohol and then placing In accents filled with glee EXTRACT FROM A NOVEL not to harass my- his arm into mine put yourself in mv i drop of the fluid on the paper But under the skylight began to exercise guard was gone but The good die young and I rejoice Because of my toughness see my patience After an hour or so had self by watching them continually hands dAuriac and I pledge you suc you must be quick about it The alcoChicago Daily News or so I wearied cess My God a few seconds so you he broke off suddenly hol evaporates in passed I heard the door opened again In about an hour of sitting and looked out of my we should win so com must make the sound in the horn as Presentand then the sound of voices to think Unmistakable Proofs soon as you have deposited the drop ly some one called out We had bet- - window again in the direction of madpletely Why do you think he is a self made and then an- ames room as I called it to myself At There was so much in what he saic The small amount of liquid will not nan fer shut the skylight other voice this time Latins said No the moment of my doing so the shut- that I agreed without demur and Belir prevent the powder in it from spreadBecause he wears chin whiskers in ¬ suddeme onwards the stranger ant ing When it has spread however it stead of mutton chops it is no use and we will want light to ter that was open toward my side hurried Chicago nly-closed I could just make out a Pantin following a few steps behind will stick the picture in its place en the Daily News see Asl paper which may then be taken off the Once more I raised myself and leaned flash of white fingers on the dark wood- As we went on Belin whispered see no questions dAuriac say nothing un- horn and preserved Its iork Done against the edge of the opening eyes work and then the face I longed to Jimmy Ive broke my knife You may thus obtain pictures of the and ears intent There were three men looked out from the half of the window til you see Sully and ten minutes aftei Johnny Gee but dont yer feel bad voices of all your friends Common In the room Latin de Gomeron and still open and drew back again almost I promise you 20 sword- 1 a little alcohol in Jimmy Not very Id cut my initials gum tragicanth with another whom I dicl not know but on the instant Feeling sure that she If I do not get them In an hour whom I judged to be an Italian from would look out once more I leaned for- said grimly I wilt go back myself and it also makes good pictures If you on all ther furnture there was NY wish to see the pictures1 while they are Journal his manner of pronouncing our lan- ward Madame did as I expected and I see what my own sword can do being made you may employ an old guage They were all three seated round could see the astonishment on her face And I will go back with you too The Prevailing Fashion flaring bell shaped ear trumpet or you Heres to the man who is clear out of style over a number of and hear her cry of joy She tried to there is not that enough Come man the table poring a short him the slip documents and conversing in low tones converse with me by signals on her and we burned along through the mist may use your old horn with mouth- ¬ Though pleasure oft gives radical smile At present bis face wears a on the piece of rubber tubing on the I had ocAfter i time it appeared to me that fingers and for the first time as fast as we could walk keeping For he hasnt been ill with the grip I had up to now left side of the read As we came up to piece X Y Sun Washington Star Latin was urging something on de casion to bless what She bent him o her vill and he re¬ Wis ite Sheep Gomeron and the free lance who was considered a foolish accomplishment St Merri de Belin shopped and blew The A Canard anI short of temper brought his clenched that I picked up as a boy when I was sharply on a whistle There was an That youngest boy of yoursdeesnot Gusherly They iuy Guzzle drinks alized the force of her great sole A W Bulletin that swering call and from under tje flam- seem to be a credit to you said the hand on the table in a manner to make with Mgr de Joyeuse Enough like a fish the glasses ring whilst he said with an madame gave me to understand that she boyant portico of the church the figure white man to Uncle Mose Guzzle Dever Lusherly Its a lie Sometime BtM by Contraries He Xo sah was well treated and I let my dear of a man with a led horse slipped out said Uncle Mose oath N Y Evening Journal touches water After ten years courting Brown married I will not 1 have risked too much know that there were those at work into the fog now yellow with the light the wustest chile I has He is mighty And soon he was discontented No Hope I have told you before that I did not But Robinsc n married in haste who would soon free her and perhaps of the street lamps Without a word bad Hes de white sheep of de family And he has never repented He- - Are vou sure your ove for me u come into this for the good of my health there was a word or two besides on a the stranger mounted and the two sab Boston Journal Chicago Tribune dead My prize is my own It has nothing to subject which concerned us two alone nassed us at a trot Queer 1 Heart failure Harlem She -- Yes The Proper Thing What the devi does that mean do with your affair of which I am sick It was in the midst of this part of our Master of the House looking at ther Life Where are all our umbrellas drew back all at exciairacu converse that she The other man then cut in uiasii5Uk mometer outside th door Only two jked Mr Uioobumper usM I do not see M de Latin why we once with a warning finger on her lips Wba lie Needed answered the i hove zero A pretty cold morning replied Mr Tlu y are usru up To return again into 6or dis and though I waited again for a full should drag this matter son his Cook Sure an its qnare that such Wc gave our little profound choice of Rift It will below in compte dryly and then added was Uioobnniper His answer cussion If M de Gomerou wants a hour forgetting the watchers mueh differ liUle thing can make like Dick Blnk I want a little slat Weil that is just br way in which well many a fair dame has had the fresh fears that began to assail me be a gay party at Mores to night and it wife enee wid the weather Brooklyn Ufe 8os I kin boss her round on 1 wauled to u Tvwn Topic At the is time we were there again I did not see her -- Chicago Record h roughet wooing than the lady you pro bb ooirnwuro ker- speak ofv But I 1 have cause for com- - end of that time however a white ¬ - plaint I come here expecting to meet the marshal and I meet you and monsieur here I mean no offense but I must tell you plainly my masters instructions are that I should hear M de Birons promises and take his demand ¬ ¬ i Hie -- Cjmm UKWF w4tr sutt sf ¬ ¬ chief waved twice from the window and was then withdrawn I turned back into my room and now that I was certain she was there my impatience at being penned tip as I was became almost in- ¬ supportable and Heaven alone knows how I held myself in from making a dash for it and risking all on the venture To cut the matter short it wanted but a few minutes to sundown when to my relief I saw a cloaked figure I could not recognize step out of the Toi- ¬ son dOr and after giving a few orders to the guards pass briskly down the street They in their turn went into the house and at last the road was clear I hesitated no further and hurried down the stairs Although I was not in a frame of mind to observe what was going on around me I soon became conscious that one of those sudden fogs which extend over the city at this period of the year had arisen as it were out of nothing and in the course of a few min ¬ utes I was compelled to slacken pace and pick my way slowly and with the greatest caution in regard to land marks for I could not risk losing my way again The fog was not a thick one but it was sufficient united with the coming evening to almost blur out the streets and houses and make the figures of passers by loom out like large and indistinct shadows Carefully as had tried to impress the way on my memory I hesitated more than once as to the route i should take and it was with something like a sigh of relief that I found myself at last behind St Martins Whose spire towered above me a tall gray phantom Here I halted for a moment to see if one of the few shadows that flickered now and then through the haze might give some signal by which might recognize Pan tin It was in vain and determined to wait no longer I set off at a round pace when I was suddenly arrested by hear ing the rich tones of a voice singing 1 TWO STORIES OF SPIRITS One of Which Might Have Been dnttc Easily and Naturally Ac ¬ What She Might Give I am looking for something real nicr for a young man said the young and counted For dont you look in the mirror ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - -- ¬ ¬ Pick-Me-U- ¬ all ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fiffiJ I P II- JL u I ¬ - M ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TRT Iht Htrn 1 it-t t KBc HfUiik lii The Advent PARIS MIRTHS Oi Our Future Ki U3 S i - ANUARY 31 8S9 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Ami Otlit i rtihe AN ANCIENT CHESS KING The Kour dt ftuitt h etttnd lhat Irving aud MihS Terry vitl come to mis coUuti next season lor a hve months lour Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Haply some rnjah first in the ages gone Amid his languid ladies fingered thee Women hile a black nightingale sun swart as he In this city Fiiday morning to the Sang his one wife loves passionate oraison Haply thou mayst have pleased Old Prester wile of Swift Champ formerly Miss John Among his pastures when full royally Lula Thompson an eight pound He eat in tent grave shepherds at his knee daughter While lamps of balsam winked and glimmered Men And MUTUAL KNOTS on What dost thou here CO 404 MAIN STREET PARIS KY A divorce was granted at Bridgeport Conn separating Lillle Hall B low from hei husbaml Miltou Ci Bailow K Engagements Announcements And Sol einnizatioiiH Of The Marriage Vow Safeguards the food against alum Alton baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK Lewis Morton 3eems to be in ih clutches ot bis Satanic Majesty He has just shelved Mephisio and now W A liiady comes along and engages bin for a leading part iu Marie Correllin new play The Sorrow of batau DARKEST AMKKICA is un- ¬ der arrest at Louisville for bigamy Hr r Artie Bowles aged eighteen My heart is full of ruth and yearning pain At sight of thee O king that hast a crown Outlasting theirs and tellst of greatness fled Through cloud hung nights of unabated ring And murmurs of the dark majestic town dead Thy masters are all Jean Ingelow I which gave a Darkest Ameiica very satisfactory performance at the opera house some time ago will be the BOUBBOH REWS next attraction at the Grand comiug on next Monday uitht February bh JW Niueteenth Year Establish id HM Voxels big Alro Aiuerii au Minstrels have been allied with Darkest Am r Published every Tuesaay and Friaov ica aud the show is plajing to b g bus rTER CHAMP iness on its tour The Fountain City Editor a j BBCrCE MILLER Quartette and a slack wire performer 9W Mokf all Cherk AVrf Ovus eie are new features which have been added may able to he 01 do champ A I iliif to the show TIE ¬ m lie The newspapers are making Hobsous sister a heroine because she docg to a runaway horse last week Any girl Judge Seotts Decision in Bank would have done that if she could If Tax Cases she wants to be a real heroine let her muzzle her noted brother Richard the The following dispatch is ot interest escnlator to those concerned in the recent suits Try our Leader Coffee six pound filed by the Paris City Council against F B McDermott the Paris banks The proposition U for 1100 compromise tendered the council by the SCINTILLATIONS Parn banks was in accord with the decision of Judge 8cott and such a comAu Interesting Jumble Of News Aud promise would have b en fair aud just Comment to all coucerned and avoided the big Winchester and Richmoud capitalists fees aud costly litigation now pending will connect the two cities by a teleWinchester Ky Ian 28 - Some months ao the City Council of Win phone Hue chester compromised the bank tax cast 8 A baby waif was left in a trunk on the as did most other cities of Central Ken- porch of J R Culver a Henderson tucky The City Board of E iucatiou re fused to be bound by this compromise county merchant who ought to be and prosecuted a suit aaiust the Citi A In deciding this shot is shot is annoying the citizens of zens Natioual Bank case Circuit Judge Scott decided sever U points of interest to fourth class cities Flemingsburg He h Id that wmle the City Council Rev Stephen Moore and family liv has the tole right 10 levy taxes for city ing near Londou Ky were poisoned purposes the demands of the Board of EducHt n were maudatoryit witbiu the from eating canned blackberries const utioual limitations He also held J Will Forsyth has receently sold to ha- the Council had no right tccompro Mr H Eugene Leigh the highly prized mise or rebate the taxes levied for the by Hindoo filly School Board that if the Couucil failed Kingston Mapella or refused to prosecute the collection of Tilde these taxes it cohM be done iu the name Sadieville wants to be the county He had deof the Board ot Education to be cided however that the banks that had seat of a new conutv which it wants complied with the Hewitt Uw were uot formed out of parts of Scott Owen and liable for other taxes until the later de Harrison counties cision of the Court of Appeals on the Five Kentucky boys attending the subject While he did not decide the basis of assessment to be applied to the Naval Academy at Annapolis received banks as this question was not before their diplomas Saturday Cadet J T him it could easily be read between the Beckner of Winchester is ordered to lines that the banks should be assessed on of the sme basis as other property usually Deweys fleet Cadet S I Mjor about 75 or 80 per cent of the actual Frankfort ie ordered to the New York vae Gov Bradlay has appointed Morris B Belknap Colonel of the First Keutucky Queer Political Bedfellows vice John B Castleman promoted This is a period of curious develop- ¬ Major David Gray was appointed Belknap ments in politics Andrew Carnegie Lieutenant Colonel to succeed plutocrat and Dr Parkhurst puritan Captain R S Carr of Ashland was apsucceed Gray are ready to support W J Bryan for pointed Major to President on a platform opposiug im Mardi Gras perialism Oliver H P Belmont the millionaire clubman of New York has started a weekly paper advocating the at New Orleans aud Mobile QUEEN limited trains Route income tax President McKlnley has jRESCENT been advocating the doctrine of peace equipped with elegance running on fast from and good will between the sections and time One fare round trip tickets daily on sale has worn a Confederate badge And Cincinnati and the north Granny Hoar of Massachusetts once February 6 to IS good until Feb 28 to on asubecriner to the doctrine that the oon return Also to Birmingham Ala G BtltUtion with slavery in it was a cove the same dates W C RineakSON nant with hell now boldly proclaims P A Cincinnati Ohio that the downfall of the Republic will Try cur Leader Coffee six pounds date from the accession of William Mc to Presidency for 1 CO Kinley the F B McDermott Gen Joe Wheeler one of few surviving Lieutenant the Generals of the Confederacy and a lifeA Popular Hotel long Democrat declares that the country owes a debt of gratitude to McKin always popular the Palace Hotel ley which can only be discharged by easily the unanimously electing him to a second Sixth and Vine street was term in the White House and Bryan and most popular hotel in Cincinnati during Excellent Cleveland haye cotne together on a plat- the G A R encampment form opposing annexation Carlisle cuisine prompt service and polite emMercury ployes and splendid management has The Texas Legislature tabled a reso- made it the mest 2 and 250 per day lution to invite Col Bryan to come and hotel in America Kentuckians always deliver an address before it Is it pos- find friend8fc8topping at this hostelry 278ep4s sible that the Colonel is losing his grip ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Jack-tbe-Pteper Displays one dollar per lucb for firm inse lon half rate each Insertion tliereHftfi Locals or reading notices ten cents pe line each insertion Locals in biaci t pe wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count M full line when running at line rates Obituarh cards of thnuns calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large adverus Ttents and yearly cards Ooebel said in his Lebanon speech that he did not have the support Mr of a single newspaper of general circu ¬ ¬ ¬ This is rubbing it iu on the papers that have been whooping things up for the gentleman from Kentou lation j j j - first husbaud was just niueteen A SAD NIGHT It is telegraphed from Benton Kv ¬ Cnrlyle and Leigh that J R Ivey aged sixty four has How fered Even About the Hnnt Dif Sky been secretly married since October to Leigh Hunt and Carlyle were once Miss Bettie Sutherland present at a small party of equally well known men It happened that the conOBITUARY versation rested with these two and the RepM tfully Dedicated To The Memory others sat well pleased to listen Leigh Hunt talked on in his bright and hope Of The Dead ful way when Carlyle would drop some Jas Ramsey aged ninety two the heavy tree trunk across his pleasant oldest ci izeu iu lark county died at stream and bank it up with philosophicurday al doubts and objections at every inter- ¬ Miss Carrie Red mon aged thirty five val but Hunt never ceased his joyous died at the home of her mother Mrs anticipations nor saturnine Carlyle his infinite demurs The listeners laughed Amanda Redmon Snuday night and applauded by turns and now fairly Siuuickson Smith of B F pitted them against each other as the Harris of this city and father of Mrs philosophers of hopefulness and unhope Garrett Davis of Washington died yes fulness The contest continued with ready wit philosophy pleasantry and terday in Delpont Pa profundity and extensive knowledge of B R Schoolei aged about seventy books and character died yesterday morning at his home near The opponents were so well matched Cliutonville after a weeks illness of that it was quite clear that the contest gtippe He leaves a wife but no chil- would las indefinitely bit night was dren Funeral services will be held this far advanced and the party now broke afternoon at the residence by RcV Sim up They all sallied forth and leaving the close room the candles and the ar mons guments behind them found themselves The News regrets to announce hat under a most brilliant and starlight sky F B Carr Jr the son which was born They looked up Carlyle can have no to Mr and Mrs F B Carr Thursday answer to this thought Hunt and There Look at that glorious afternoon died Saturday morning The shouted child was an exceedingly tine boy and harmony that sings with infinite voices his loss is a sad one to the parents A an eternal song of hope in the soul of man wide circle of frituds will regret to Carlyle looked up They all remained leain of their misfortune silent to hear what he would say They Miss Ada Vaughn the estimable began to think he was silenced at last daughter of Rev Dr Vaughn PresidiLg bat out of the silence came a few low Eller of the Maysville District die toned words in a broad Scotch accent Eh its a sad night Satuiday night in this city of consumi They all laughed and then looked tiou The deceased was twenty on thoughtful There might be some reason years old aud was a very lovely and ami for sadness too that brilliant firmaable young lady Religious seryice ment perhaps contained infinite worlds wese held over her remains Sunda each full of struggling and suffering night at E O Fretwells by Rey E G beings B Mann and the remains were taken Unrecognized yesterday morning to Harrodsburg for Perhaps when one makes converRev Vaughn and wife have sational blunder which is known as a interment break it is best to say nothing what the sympathy of tne community in their Their eldest daugbtej ever about it Extenuatiou only renbereavement ders a bad matter worse died just a year ago this month Th Not long ago a lady was remains were accompanied to Harrods studio of a portrait painter visiting the trying burg by Rev E G B Mann Mrs to make herself as agreeable and possible as Fletcher Mann and Mr Rudolph Davis in return for a welcome and afternoon Mrs Mann is cousin of the deceased tea She enjoyed the pictures although in each case they seemed to her much idealized and she went from one to anSTOCK AND TURF NEWS ¬ ¬ ¬ son-in-law New Goods New Styles New Patterns PriceslRight Style Right Goods Right in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ After the rnost successful week of sales in the historv of cur business we will he ready V or day January 23rd with cur New Spring Styles in Hamburgs P mitifs T Laces GiDghams 1 Perc ales Welts Piques Shirtings Cheviots Cottons Sheetings Linens- EeadyfcMade Sheets Pillow Cases and Bdsters Allfat Frices that meet all legitimate competition ¬ tht ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FRAN CO r ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ Sale and Traiifferx Of Sto k Crop Ktr Turf Notes Manu Fuhrman have sold a paii extra fine mules to a Washington I C other civilly expressing her approbation Ah you she said to her hostess must tell me all about them Who is this party tor 400 ¬ ¬ Simon Weil has bought fifty export cattle in Clark from B L and Lucieu Goodwin for 475 The cattle weighed 1750 pounde R B Hutchcraft has bouKht a quantity of wheat from John Asburyof H r rison at sixty five cents per bushel delivered at Robinson station The famous old Kentuckv Association race track at Lexington will be sold un der the hammer for building lots unless a syndicate of turfmen buy it Oscar Carrick of Scott sold 16000 pounds of tobacco to the American Tobacco Co for 8 cents W F Hinton of same county sold 6000 pounds at 8 Mrs Lorraine I dont know her charming but of course I cant speak for the likeness I try to be faithful said the artist humbly ¬ ¬ I know And wh is the very pretty lady in brown That said the other with some frigidity is myself Youths Companion ¬ Oh I know ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WATCH THIS SPACE PARKER CLOTHIERS AND BeloTF Decks During a Fight The position of the men below decks on a modern vessel of war they being isolated by the watertight hatches and doors has been frequently commented upon but their position is not always On the so hard as has been supposed Brooklyn during the fight before San tiago Admiral Schley sent orderlies among the men behind casemates and below decks telling them the effects of cents the shots and how the fight was going Milton Young o McGrathiana Stud When the chase of the Colon began the has sold to Bruce Seaton of Newmarket orderlies went down to the stoke holes England ten yearling fillies for 5000 and engine room and told the men They are the get of Hanover Stratbmore there that the race had begun and ev ¬ This is the greatest erything depended upon them The wisand Onondaga number of horses ever purchased iuKen dom of the action was partly shown in the outcome Argonaut tncky f r shipment to England In Cincinnati last week the crop of People of Stone Age S J Booth of Nicholas Clay Crouch The stone age is not properly any new speaking an expression of time It rebrought the highest price of crop of tobacco in any market this sea- fers to a stage in civilization which passed long ago in Europe and Asia son The eleven hhds sold at 14J 16 but still lingers in some out of the way 6 10 8 10 8 80 13 15 6 60 12 12 13 corners of the world A report of La averaging 1162 The net proceeds of Plata museum in Paraguay describes the sale were 131340 B F Congle the Quayoquis a small tribe of 500 or Co of Nicholas sold six hhds at 600 living near the headwaters of the ton Acaray river as a true stone age people 11 to 1025 They are timid harmless folks desper Nuts raisins dates figs currants ately afraid of the whites and with reason as they have been shamefully seedless raisins Newton Mitchell abused by them They have no weapons tf for defense save bows lances and stone Heinzs baked beans in tomato sauce tomahawks They are undersized and F B McDermott round headed ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 wellaTO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by ing protect their own interests I ¬ Imp eHfting the Neighbors Always ask for Paris Milling my Mr Cos Purity flour All grocers there i j Wigsby See here baggagelove desome mistake The on having Purity liver man has left seven trunks on oar keep it Insist ¬ My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought n conjunction and you can fit your house up in aj tasy manner at a small expense Respectfully JAMES OEMS FURNISHERS every time My agency insures against ¬ fire wind and storm best old re- liable prompt paying compan- front porch Mra Wigsby who has just returned Imbecile Dont from the mountains yon understand Hes coming back after dark for the extra fiva Cleveland Plain Dealer A new Will occupy this space with their announcements clothing and gents and complete line of ready-to-we- ar furnishings is being installed in their big store room latey vacated by H Montgomery Hot Bmlneii Pightlns hot business aaid Willie First as he read about the regiments Strong thing they got peppered at by the ene Weak yes are Made dim vision made clear styes removed my an they they get mustard out by Harpers Bazar and granulated lids or sore eyes of any their owi govment effectually cured by kind spetdily and Elegant line of Pictures and Room v raortf SnthArlands Eairle Eye Salve It takes 72000 tons of paper to make Mouldings in Its put upgooatubes and sold on a guar- the post cards used in England each Send me your old furniture to be re-¬ aruKgisis tee by all paired 7 Your furniture moved by experienced In Ptolemys time any one who killed For Sale One large anthracite hands j at a oat was pat to death Apply to Dr Tlssery stove iesnon-union W 0 HINTON Agent J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches ¬ I Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE aft m y lp THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY inn THE BODRSQK HEWS Nineteenth Year Established the lEntee4 atmail Post office matter eoor 1881 TDES AY JANUARY 31 1899 Rev Pearsons Meeting of Renting of Woodford Land Auctioneer Forsyth rented at public ¬ ¬ PERSONAL MENTION CQMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY iiss auction Saturday fur C M Thomas receiver the following lands etc belongat Paris Ky as ing to the estate of Thomas Woodford deceased TELEPHONE NO 124 Tract No 1224 81 acre Hopkins at 327 per acre to R P Note Hastily Jutted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Mrs S L Yeager is quite ill Gorey is spending a few davs He h Tract No 2 116 acres to E F Rash SUBSCRIPTION PRICES at fftjtt per acre Payable in Advance 11 00 82 00 Six mouths Tract No 3 -- 71 3 acres to Junius D Oneyeui - Stone at 820 per acre RKHKW8 costs you cant kvkn get a PORT FKOM A GUN FKKK OF CHARGE Tract No 4 14736 acres to J D Stoue at 355 per acre FAe Orders Make all Checks Money Millkr order oCh amp Tract No 5132 acres 1 rood and 25 payable to the poles to R B Hutchcraft at 30 pr Co have on acre FREE Price 3 Howard hat Tract No 6 100 acres to J D Ocker exhibition a which will be presented to the mau at 410 per acre person that it will fit Tliey are Tract No 778 acres 2 roods and 13 agent lor this renowned hat poles to John H Stewart at 3 per acre Tract No 8147 acres 3 roods and 23 This otter is open for one week poles to J H Qoff at 385 per acre Fresh Meal Tract No 930 acres 2 rooda and 14 Sons poles to Dr J M Woodford for 400 Exchanged for corn at Spears N Freight Depot Tract No 10 Brick warehouse at Office nrar L Spears Mill to Ben Woodford for 50 A Masonic lodge was instituted at None of the above land is to be cultiShawhan Saturday night with ten char- vated all ia grass and the leasee ex ter members teud from March 1 1899 till March 1 Eld Z T Sweeney of Colninbus 1900 lnd preached two excellent sermons at Hunting in the South the Christian Church G S Varden of this city Dr Wiley W Everything goes at ost E of Lexington and Robert Bartell of collars 10 cents this week only Somerset have returned from a hunt in H S Stout Louisiana in company with five city the barber has located officials from Vicksbnrg Miss Their Dave Miller bis chmr iu John Ayns shop opposite camp was located in a primeval forest 27j lm on the banks of the Tensen river forty Schwartzs snloon miles from Vicksbnrg They had fair The Court of Appeals Saturday affirm success bunting on the swamps and bayed the deiion of the Bourbon Circuit ous killing wild ducks turkeys snipe Court in the case of Harris vs Harris squirrels and a deer Their camp was wire located on an immense plantation owned Albert Wright ran a red hot through the palui of his hand Sunday by the Richardsons of New Orleans and whije trying to push some obstruction had on it several abandoned cotton gins Jake Gay of Clark has returned from from a horn a hunting trip in Florida in company The regular meeting of the Elk Lodge with several friends They killed elevoccurs to night at the lodge room There en deer besides wild turkeysduck snipe will be initiation work followed by a etc Gay is credited with four deer social session according to the Orlando Reporter Geo W Stuart has rented the Changes of Kesideuce warehouse on Third street opposite thf N freight depot and will embark Mr and Mrs J K Spears will move L this week to the farm of Mr A H in the coal aud seed butduess Bedford near Pari The Twenty second infantry of which Chas E Butler aud family will this Morin Moore of this city is mem- week move into the Episcopal rectory ber has been ordered to proceed from on Mt Airy avenue lately vacated by Fort CrooKs Nebraska to Manila ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ in Cincinnati - Mr C A Daugherty has been very -- AJ ill for several days Mr J B Kennedy quite ill is improving who has been Dr Julius Purnell will arrive home from Louisville to day Mrs Amanda Redmon is very ill at her home on Jackstown pike Mr J W Davis left Saturday for New York to bny new goods Capt Chas Winn is registered at the Shorehau in Washington Mr Johu A Shropshire of Georgetown was in the city Saturday Mr Ira Sumpter of Clark was in the city visiting lady friends last week Mrs Sidney G Clay and Miss Nannie Wilson wero n Cincinnati Saturday Mr Yancey Freeman of Lexington was the guest of Mr Albert Hinton Sun day G W Sidener is ill at the residence of his brother-in-laEdward G Bed¬ ¬ ¬ w sheville N C began a protracted meeting Snn diy at the Second Presbyterian hum h making a most favorable impression nj on the two large audiences which heard him preach Hit- snbjeet at the moi n- ing service was Justification by Faih Alone Justification by Works Also and his subject for theeveni g discourse was Sowing and Reaping Rer Pear- s m is a forcible speaker whose sermons are interesting and abound in apt illus trationsand sharp pointed truths The various churches are invited to co operate in the metiug aud it is ex pouted that it will be one of the best eyer held in Paris The attendance is iu- creasing at each service a id R v Pear- son announces that if the church is not large enough to contain the audiences he will preach in the court house He states positively that the meetiug will only continue two weeks and advise persons who wish to enjoy the meeting to attend all of the services He also announces that the evening services will begin promptly at seven and the sermou will be commeuced promptly at half past seven aud earnestly asksevervbody to arrive early so as not disturb the ser- Rev R G Pearson NEW SPRINT DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES HOSIERY Etc j Arrivins daily At G TUCKER3 ¬ CONDONS Meal Fads To close out all Plainly Silted i ¬ vices ¬ ford Mr E J McKimey who has beeu confined to his bed for several weeks is improving Misses Lizzie and Maggie Lowry of Shelby connty are the guests of Mrs C Arnsparger Mrs George D Boldrick of Leba non is the guest of her son Mr R L Hurv Isrigg called An entertainment Across The Continent illustrated with dence stereoptican views will be given Friday stret t night in the chapel of the High School A Trip O Fret well f has rented the resi ¬ Mrs Anne Lucas on Secoud Ben Boldrick on High street Miss Dollie Yeager has returned home from an extend visit to relatives in Clark and Montgomery counties Charles R Colcord has arrived here from Perry Oklahoma to visit bis uncle F P Colcord who is seriously ill Miss Mary Champ who has been spending a fortnight in the city to haye her throat treated returned Saturday to Miller6burg Misses Ellen Howseand Dee Dudley of Carli8lewTere in the city yesterdav afternoon en route home from a visit in Winchester Mr B A Frauk left Saturday for New York to meet his brother Lieot ¬ ¬ Beginning this morning and contiuing during the meeting Mrs Pearson will conduct a meeting for women only lasting from ten to eleven Rev Pearson will hold a morning service each day beginning at eleven oclock to which business men are es pecially invited He announces that the services begin when the town clock strikes eleven auo that he quits preaching when it strikes twelve whether the sermon is finished or not The meeting yesterday morning was largely attended his theme beiug How A pamphlet To Use The Scriptures which was distributed showed what to use for the indifferent the penitent the the deferring the faultfinders good enough the the backsliders class and the un- ¬ ¬ caut-giye-lt-up our Winter Gd- - in the next HO lays W have makel down all our slock to figures beyond cony parison for goods of equal quality All our Ladies and Children Capes and Full Hue of Zephyr Ice Wool kraqy Jackets at cost and Gertuantown Yarn Special reduction in Dress Gooiy 100 Embroidery Siiks and Materia of aflf descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber- bers Broadcloths aud English Coverts Ladies and cmllnns Sea mlesh quality for 10c per pair The fceaf Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at ue m parjs 25c and 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 350 per pairv duced to one half of of former prree See onr extra wide Table Linen at 50c Bo3fc per yd worth double and our sizt Standard bramls of Bleached cottoia Diuner Napkins at 100 worth folly Betst Unbleached cottou 5c Very best Percales at Bc twice as much 10 4 Sheeting 12A 15c ant Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Awayc uouprciB Rev Pearsons subject last night was He will preach to- Regeneration night on The Atonement If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 Inelie eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention T Three Fires In a Night The ticket office received pain ¬ the No one knows that there is a sucker ful bruises yesterday by beiug thrown born every minute better than the street from a wagon which was upset by a fakir Down at Russellville court day a quick turn at a corner L N John Feeney the popular clerk ai Watch For This One slick stranger sold a wagon load of ten Mrs E B Throckmorton mother cent silver spoons at one dollar per set of Charles and John Throckmorton was The he returned 3 which a fool loan stricken with piralywis Saturday morn- ed him with 1 50 for a present An ¬ ing and has since beeu in a crisical con- other sucker then loaned him 10 and Le dition She is abort eighty five years has got it yet People who read the pa pers do not go up against these someold thing- for nothing schemes The house on Seventh Street lately occupied bv Mrs E B Flanagin was Jailer Jones Resigns sold at public sale Saturdoy by Auctioneer Forsyth to Mrs Jas McClure W CJones who has been jailer f for844 The property was owned by Bourbon several years resigned his offioe the Methodist church Bud Kiser was last week and Allen George Toad Browner one of appointed by Judge Purnell to succeed the most popular young man in Paris Mr Jones The retiring Jailer was a has resigned his position with the Bour- faithful officer and a popular gentleman bon Steam Laundry to accept a clerk- The new jailer who qualified Saturday ship at Fred McDermotts grocery at has been turnkey at the jail for several year and is thoroughly familiar with Main and Third streets the duties of the office He will make a A kegro boy from Ruckerville secur good jiler ed a new suit of clothes in a novel way mm yesterday morning He went into the Exchanged Pulpits Louisville Store to try on a suit and when he found one to fit he ran out of Rev Ridout pastor of the Episcopal the store and escaped by running down Church in Cynthiana and Rev J S Seventh street thence to Ruckerville Meredyth pastor of St Peters Church George Breckinridge Mary Gaines in this city exchanged pulpits Sunday and Carrie Fisher colored were tried in auci each congregation was delighted Jndge Purnells court the other day for with a line sermon Miss Ella Mditiu has been engaged to stealing coal from cars at the Kentucky Midland Depot The women were each siug every Snuday at St Peters Church fined five dollars and costs and Breck- in this city inridge was fined twenty dollars ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ who is returning uome from Porto Rico Baird the handsome Alex Mr Pullman conductor who now has a run between Cincinnati and Jacksonville is in the citv o a short visit Mr Victor Dodge and bride have returned to Lexington after a visit to the Dodge home near this city Mr and Mrs Dodge will board w itn Mrs Knight on South Limestone J G Montgomery of Cynrbi sailed Sat urday from New ana York with a party of Indianapolis aud Cincinnati people for a cruise through the Mediterranean and the Ori- Frank ¬ ent Paris Fire Department called three times after midnight Sun ¬ We have engaged the services of I C H Bowen who will vssifc day to extinguish incendiary fires ka fthftftftftfc 4hd M IllUilUI MUIT UH I Ik it MIMHU illlU 1IM I IIIM Vlil MM lull Uir dbk4l AkMkJ I Tha fimt alarm txrhil pairirt t hxlf- all to call and have their eyes examined for which there ix past one from box 18 was cm used by tf charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Blaze in Vance Cables photograph gallery on the corner of Eighth and Main streets The fire was probably caused by an incendiary as the door and nejf the side windows was opn The building was insured for 2U0 and the Arnspar fixtures for 400 in Smith gers agency Another blaze in the gallery at five oclock caused the tire de partment to make another run to it At half past four the burning of John r Next visit -- Thursday February 9 1899 grocery on Eighth street Cbilders caused another alarm to be sent in from box 24 The building was destroyed The house was insured for 200 and the Aruspargers stok for 300 in Smith WE HAVE KE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00Z OF agency t- - Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses alwtvs perfectly eer r v jvm made of purest material sei in frames of the highest elasticity aud co sequently ft t jtumMfdurability united with the utmost lightness and elegance VVheu both frames ami iUaui are scientifically fitted by Dr C H Riwens system they always give satisfaction For fteiT aa- are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to a You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are btter off w K0t kMfJ2M was any classes than with either o these defects Bay Imperial spectacles of ft reliabi II ii f t i i iru i n I Ho i tirl t lutwt In thu onH lift t lrhi urur i r j I i i- - i tl h h U h Ir h f rl HC no V n i CfjV FlJE MLJSTtVTA IfSlK ¬ Miss Bessie Armstrong left yester ¬ day for Lexington where she will remain until her father removes with his family to this city about the first of March when they will get possession of the home on Mt Airy avenue ¬ Mann Fuhrmans mule sheds on Second street were destroyed Saturday afternoon about four oclock by a fire which probably started from a match carelessly dropped in some hay A number of mules were in the shed but The tire deall were safely removed stroyed a 175 wagon and feed valued at Now is your chance to buy goods at goes this week several hundred dollars The fire was cost Everything W col- ¬ extinguished before it reached the big Monarcb shirts 75 cents E stable H S Stout lars 10 cents The shed was insured for 600 in For Twenty stores in New York paid man Parrishs agency 2000000 last year for advertising in ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS MD TBOFSERHCf FOK FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Centre Kentuc y a call quality arid style are considered We ask you to give 1 wfen T T4TlHwr S E TIPTON Cutter UNCLE SAM ON HIS KNEES TO AGUINALDO is how tne pituation iooks to nis s j was News remembered Gro ¬ Power last week byt he generous Co a cery with sample of its own brand of home roasted The coffee has coffee Bourbon Java to be the equaL if been tried and found not the superior of any brand on the The The Cake Winners day nisiht was a threat success and was attended by a rery large crowd There were about thirty tacky persons on The Tacky Carnival at the rink Fri- ¬ market Commonwealths Attorney R B Franklin has refused to accede to the request of Judge Pirtle couuselfor the inCotswold Ewes 33 pure bred Cots surance companies recently fined at wold ewes descended from Jos Penns Frankfort for the postponement of simi- fine flock All bred to one of Hal Wood lar cases in Bourbon Scott and Wood fords fine bucks For sale by ¬ ¬ ¬ the skating surface the prizes being voted to Pearoe Patou and Miss Grace Swearengen The rink continues to be a place of popular amusement food counties until the Appellate Jourt passes on the Franklin county case C V HiaaiNS 24jan 2w Paris Ky I statement of estimated Thy our Leader Coffee six pounds for gross earnings for the third week of 100 F B McDermott January 1899 places the earnings at 448650 an increase of 8 370 over the corresponding period of last year S S Abney mail carrier will haul Use Paris Milling weeks of January the earnings light baggage to and from depot Terms For three were 1272485 an increase of 50710 Very reasonable Leave orders at Post- - flour for sale by Avar the same neriod of last vear to Ask for it Take no office The L N February Weather the city papers John Wannamaker 325000 Seigel Coop heads the list with Prof Irl R Hicks predicts for Februer Company next with 300000 and on down to the- lowest which is 15000 ary About 1st fair wtather growing All have made larger advertising appro- ¬ warmer with rain or snow 4tb to 5th priations for this year and still there very much warmer 8th to 9th and storms are those who claim that advertising lth to 12th Cold wave 14th to 16tb From 21st into March some of the heavidoes not pay est sleet storms of the whole winter County Clerk E D Paton He hit it on January weather predictYesterday showed The News a souvenir which ing the warm weather from the 17th to was sent him by Sergeant Caspar Jones 21st and rain snow and sleet 23d to of Company G 69th New York which 26th is now stationed at Manila Sergeant Jones came home last week on a sick Prof E W Weavers story Pauls furlough The souvenir is a biscuit Trip With The Moon has been adopted made from grain grown in the Phillip by the Greater New York Boardof Edupines and it is baked until it resembles cation Another school work written charcoal In this state it is used as by Prof Weaver several years ago has mediciue being good for indigestion gone into its second edition and other complaints Wanted Local or traveling salesNew Second Regiment men to sell our Oils Greases and PetroThe latum on commission exclusively or as ¬ line Goods guaranteed and Col Roger D Wilua MS of the pro- a side low prices posed new Second Regiment Kentucky Penn Petrolatum Co Oil Refiners Coraopolib Pa tifofo tinurft hhvh the formation of the It nicely There regiment is progressing will be twelve companies two being We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ other companies pair your linen and put neck bands on from Lexington The will most likely come from Paris Frank- free Haggard Reed Sterling Richmond Law Mt fort reaceburg Bowling Green Hopkinsville Insure your property against fire and other tow8 An attempt is being wind and lightning in the Hurst Home made to have the city of Lexington erect Insurance Co a safe and reliable com- ¬ pany an armory O W Miller Agent Paris Ky ¬ - ¬ ¬ head Success is the great inflator his cranium and we feel like gettaogr one on ourselves when we look at tft perfection we have attained in fine i dry work and the transformation wtt- we can effect on soiled linen by perior methods Bringy our laundry here and be happy or ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundryv W M HINTON JR No 4 BRO Proprietors Tflephoie saccs v ¬ ¬ CLEARANCE SALE OF- - 3 MISSES AND CHILDRENS ism ¬ SCHOOLSHOES Spring Heel Good Stock Nothing Shoddy- - Oos Purity all grocers other Tbey go at 75 cts uer pair Cottage For Rent Nice cottage of four rooms Gocd values in other lines at Reduced Prices Better see these goods as they will go quick- - Twenty five per cent discount New Yobk Edam pine apple Neufa- on all Winter underwear at Price chatel cheese Newton Mitchell tf Cos clothiers Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for 100 l F B McDermott apply to C ARNSPARGER DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIGGh- - 1 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY to know of ThenTsaid Recommend ABSURDITIES OF FASHION me to your friends for already I saw the possibility of my future profes- ¬ Something About New and Old Oddi sion He mentioned me to some half ties of Vanity Worn by Women SOME NEW CAKES ¬ 31 1899 HUMOROUS KAJLICOAD TIME CARD THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP I - n Ow mm HRfCE MILLER f Directions RILEYS FOLKS Sometimes When beta pore seems jes as bad as bein When everything goes wrong you know as sometimes they will do And the blue that should be in the sky is all penned up in you Its then I like to jes sit down all by my ¬ self somewhere With one o Riley s books to sort o bright en up affairs ¬ jes right about the place in disgrace when things dont seem to go Them people Riley writes about has red blood in their veins Theyre folks that lives and breathes theyve got their joys and aches and Each one of em has got a heart you almost feel it beat Theyre not imaginary folks theyre people that we meet And when they stand before me as he paints em Im inclined To feel a sort of proudness that Im one o Rileys kind I mind how kind of choked I was when my boy w int away Tears wouldnt come and seemed as if the load grew evry day I couldnt bear to hear folks tell how bad they felt fer me t a book that RKeyd Until one day I wrote and see Well the That pome on Little Wesley tars come freely then up and pushed And so I took the burden ahead agen ¬ ¬ pains Bouie people want to live In towns and put on lota o style Theyd like to roll in money and do nothin ali the while But Im not one o them they aint the sort o stuff you bet That made this land the Rloriousest the sun has shone on yet 1 want to stay where nature planned it best fer me to be To loe and live with Rileys foiks thats goou riongh fer me S K Kiser in Cleveland Leader The Breaker i Bj- - Barry Pain - commonplace as othr people ttiiddle aged man iiu ind to portli ness As tht train moved on he dis cussed commonplace objects with m in a commonplace w v J shout no liae been surprised to have been tolj that he waa a stock broker or n solic itor or that he waa engaged in he tea chat some trade In the course of thing happened to be said about curi ous occupations I do no eli said my companiou suppose that there is any more carioiM I am a occupation than my own ¬ J APPKAUANCE he was about m ¬ ¬ 0r ¬ ¬ breaker He had not at all the appearance of a man used to horses but I suggested A horse breaker you meaa No he said just a plain breaker A man who breaks things breaks any thing that requires to tie broken gets his living- by breaking things thai an very soon ¬ - How many are there even of those who are old enough to have worn the indicated the objects on which I was to operate In my first week I broke T articles who readily remember just remember a lamp shaded like an owl how absurd the fashions of the years an oil painting a tea service and a dining- 1860 and 1870 inclusive and just a year -room or two more were table The outrageous But an oil painting 1 aid How hoopskirt which made it impossible to enter a church pew or go up the aisle does one break an oil painting It is simple enough 1 of a railway train decorously he said the hor first of all undid the w ires so that the hible head constructions known as the picture fell then picking it up 1 put waterfall the chignon and other abmy foot through the face It was a surd names made with a tramework of portrait of my hosts wifes aunt It wire and stiffened lace woolen or hair was more diflicult to break the dining rolls known as rats and covered with room table I recollect that it became ihe hair of the unfortunate wearer necessary for the purpose to invent a heavy hot and noxious to say the least somewhat boisterous form of round and most uncomfortable the so called game Even then we had to play it for Grecian bend that came in when three evenings before the legs came oh hoops went out of fashion which conWhen I left this house my host handed st rained the foolish devotee to walk in me a check and promised to recom- a painfully deformed attitude with the mend me to other people 1 never ad bauds dangling helplessly in order to vertise and I have more breaking to dc be in keeping with the general idiocy of the whole affair all these are happithan 1 can possibly find time for If ly things of the past but not even those could find a young man with plenty ot who patronized these fashions can re tact I would take himasan assistant member quite how badly they looked I sug It must need some tact unless they see them revived as was gested the case in a play lately put upon the It does indeed It so often happens that I am employed by the husband New York stage where the attire of the without the knowledge of the wife oi women in the cast included the enor by the wife without the knowledge oi mous hoop and also the chignon It is said that on this occasion ihe Even with the utmost the husband tact one gets ones self disliked but audience went into such fits of laughter that I must put up with The other day that the play was quite drowned and one of my clients asked me to come was like to have been ruined The exto his house to break a dinner service treme of the fashion of to day will look I dined there and made myself as pleas quite as badly ten or twenty years from ant as I could and told several good aovv at least the hat with its high But then I also broke fhe trimmings must do so It is well to stories dinner service or most of it and it irai preserve a happy medium in fashion as one to which my hostess was muck at- in other passing shows It is to be said that we go no farther I tached She said to him afterwards will never have that brute in my house than laughingat what is absurd but if one can believe what London papers say again it is positively unsafe to be novel in And what did he say England I fullv agree with vnu According to the paper a He said To the best of my belief lady eame from one of the side street my dear the man was drunk If he had not been into the Strand dressed in what the re- ¬ t lie son of at old college friend I should porter undoubtedly a man guesses never have asked him at all That was was meant for a new womans cycling dre s w hich he says was a somewhat a little mean but then it was neces sary for him to cover himself in some picturesque costume and consisted of a tailor made Boman toga of gray way and as I never break a dinner serv U2 under il L I received some solatium doth which reached to her knees an elaborate frilled collar black stockings for the indigr it tight iaced boots and a little black Have you got any engagements at straw hat She was it appears atonee surround- ¬ present asked I am going to one ed and beset by a crowd of large boys Yes he said now but it is n trifling thing requir When she endeavored to escape t hera by ing no tact at all Had I an assistant taking a bus the conductor would not 1 should have sent him I am to gc allow it on the grouid that she was a the day after a wedding reception when guy and she had a severe tussle the presents are being packed Those with her rowdy tormentors before she hich from their ugliness or worthlese finally got away This was truly Eng- ¬ ness are not worth packing tip and lish Think of such a thing happening sending to the bridegrooms distant on Broadway But what can the womhome have been placed on a separate an have had on The tailor made Bo ¬ shelf I shall upset that shelf and ac man toga staggers the understanding Chicago Chronicle cidentally stamp on anything which is not broken in the fall The job wont DRINK MORE WATER take five minute and I get three I am doing it for the guineas for it bridegroom without the knowledge oi A Prominent Physician Thinks Peo ¬ ple Dont Use Enoaffh in the bride Men begin to deceive women ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ dozen people he knew some of whom I had never seen in my life before They sent me invitations to their houses and Very Nice Wintertime for Preparing Dainties Serertt Oh Are these real down pillows nly marked no theyre Vonkes L v K R E 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ I have said one or two little ob glanced nervously at the comma jects in my own home which nicator hough he looked even less like Hut at this moment the train entered a lunatic than he did like a horse Victoria station and though I man breaker aged to complete my sentence and m see lie said s ntiing that nuts companion said that he would be glad explain When I left Catnbridg vith at any time to oblige me or 1113- friends a classical degree noprospecis and no in the confusion of our arrival I neginfluence I looked about for a profes lected to take his name or to give him sion I found everything jvercrowded mine Black and White besides none of the professions appealed to me at all I titie to travel ROME OF OLD about a little and f enjoy social life 1 I like talking talking to anyore City us It A- peared to the Hero ot hate work of any kind This being the The u Story of the Twelfth case I looked about me c p if there V- ¬ one wants broken I I I find Winter My opinion is that people do not drink as much water during the fail and ob winter season as they should I I - ¬ ¬ ¬ - nturj rT Gilbert had reached Iaris in the train of Duke Jeoftrey in September the Christmas bells were ringing when he first caught sight of the walls ami tow ers of Borne As he drew rein on the crest of a low hi the desolate brow r waste of the Campagna stretched be¬ hind him mile upon mile to northward td toward the impenetrable forests ol iterbo and Bo me was at last before him Before him rose the huge half ruined walls of Aureiiau battered by ioth and Saracen and imperial Creek before him towered the fortress if Ha drians tomb vast impregnable frro clous Here and there above the broken crenellat ions of the city- - bat tlements rose dark and slender lowers square and round marking the places where strong robbers had fouifled themselves within the city But from TIT MY FOOT THROUGH TI1K PACE the point where Gilbert halted Borne amis not a chance for somt- - new profes teemed but a long brown ruin with fcii b if among our million want I her portions standing whole as brown as was not one that sras not already sup the rest under the bright depths of plied vaulted bine unflecked by the leas I be idea came to uae by accident I fleece of cloud in the matchless was Mopping ai my uncle- - house when clearness of the winters morning he ivccd as a present froaa bis wiiV Profound disappoint me - came upon brother a singularly ugly but rerj valu him ax he looked Witj little knowl able pair of oriental raff His wifes edge and hardly any information from brother was frequently lo iny ncles others who had journey e J bv the same hottse and therefore these abomina road be had built himself an imaginary tions had to be displayed heard him city of unspeakable beauty whereiL grumbling about this I aeggeated tha graceful churches rose out of the sunlit he should sell them The idea was of streets and fair open places planted course absurd he told me so Nor he with lordly avenues oi trees There said could he break them himself for in his thoughts walked companies of his wifes brother would never forgive men with faces like the face oi the him nor could he ask his wife to break great Bernard splendd with innothut because although he has beet cence radiant with the hope of life married 3 years he felt that he did no4 Thither in his fancy came the true know her well enough nor could he knights of the earth purified of sin by ask the servants lo brek them for vigils in the holy places of the cast to that would encourage carelessness and renew unbroken vows of chastity and thriftleasness on their pari charity and faith There in his dream That is all right I aaid I rose dwelt the venerable father of bishops from m place and smashed the vaes the vicar of Christ the successor of one aft ej the other on I be door Sorry Peter the ppotless head of the Holy I was so clumsy i said you had bet- Roman Catholic and Apostolic church ter ring and have this rubbish cleared There in his heart he had made the away dwelling of whatsoever things are upHe rang a ad told tbesenrant that I right and just and perfect in Heaven had broken them accidentally When and pure and beautiful on earth That she hatr gone he said without a smile was the city of God of which his soul Mt seems rather a pity I s aid Lam was the architect and in which he wan ahort of ready money Could you lend to be a dweller in peace that should - Clarion Craw- me live pounds Be wrote me a check paas understanding lor 20 and taJm that I was useful mau ford in Century ¬ ¬ or as as is positively necessary for much them having health in view There are thousands of people who do not drink one glass of water during the entire day people too who drink from three to six glasses daily during other seasons of the year Water is as necessary during the cool as during the warm seasons and those who keep up their usual quantity regardless of seasons are benefited thereby in their general health I do not believe in gulping down water just because it is convenient to drink it but I do believe that drinking a regular liberal quantity of water each day is demanded by the system and that what are known as water drinkers have on the whole much better health by so do¬ ing There are many people who have such a horror of getting stout that they never drink a drop of water except that which goes into their coffees teas and soups and many of them carry it so far as to give up these so as to avoid using berved a well known ph3 sician ¬ have yet to see the man or woman who has been made fat by drinking water while I know many who have grown stout by avoiding it The kid ¬ I water neys cannot properly work unless there Stimulating are liquids consumed like may furnish drinks beer and the the liquids but the stimulation they cause and which is unnecessary for per fect health more than counteracts the benefits derived from their use Take any of the animals and it will be found they drink a regular supply of water every day in the year that is when thev have any choice in the matter It is a pretty safe rule to follow the habits 1 am sure none of them of animals Washing grow fat on water alone ¬ ¬ i ton Star ¬ 1 linalness Partnership of Mairimon ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ -- The time to begin to learn from each other is when people are first married when life is still a playground to them and when romantic love condones what in later jears might seem nagging or carping criticism We are all creatures of habit If we get used to the business partnership of matrimony in our youth it becomes second nature and not a hardship nor a disillusionment If peo-¬ ple would take time to understand each other and to cultivate mutual confi- ¬ dence how much easier married life would become in fact all life To be sure we only hear of the unhappy marriages while great numbers of people are plodddng on together silently and happily But there is enough friction to warrant this kind of consideration because even those who are to ail ap ¬ pearances contented might make more l life if they looked upon marriage as in eq al partnership Frances grans Ladles Home Journal riad ¬ -- Statesman What can equal the warmth of a The aost delicious cakes can be made true womans love asked the dearest with nuts and now we have a fresh girl Her temper replied the savage supply of walnuts and filberts the oachel or Ti t Bi t s fanojr for them can be indulged Wal What makes you think the English nut cake is good either with chopped man regards his engagement as a nuts mixed in the cake when it is made joke Because he takes it so seriousor with a layer of walnut cream be ly Brooklyn Life tween two slices of cake For thb Where there is one woman who trims first cream four ounces of butter add her own bonnet there are scores who six ounces of sifted sugar and cream again then put in the beaten yolks of pick other womens bonnets to pieces Boston Transcript three eggs and when well mixed sift What Spoiled It Newcomer at win in seven ounces of flour and a good tea Is this a restful ter health resort spoonful of baking powder If more Native Wal it used to be moistening is necessary use milk or place until people began comin here to rest cream but the whites of the eggs beatPuck en to a stiff froth will of course Love may be blind Mr Cheaply moisten the mixture To this quantity as she of ingredients half a pound of peeled said Miss Quickstep coldly handed him back his ring with the al walnuts which have been roughly but it isnt stone chopped will be required and they leged sapphire Town Topics should be mixed in last of all Bake Dlbid What will happen to you if 3 ou are the mixture in a buttered tin for about asked the kindly old an hour and ice if wished with white good little boy lady get a stick of candy for beIll soft icing garnishing with the halves And what will happen to of walnuts The mixture for the layer ing good you if you are bad Ill get two cake may be made in the same way Wher it is cold cut in half or thirds sticks of candy for promising to try to Chicago Evening Post according to the thickness of the cake be good beOh that 1 should have married a then spread the following filling What is the tween the slices The top can be funny man she wailed garnished as liked Cream four ounce9 matter dear asked her most intimate He came home and told me he of fresh butter or thick cream add ten friend a wineglassful of had a sure way to keep jelly from ounces of icing sugar liqueur and work until quite smooth molding at the top and when I asked then add ten ounces of peeled and him how he said to turn it upside down Cincinnati Enquirer chopped walnuts A good kind of sandwich cake which A German actor played the role of Is nice eaten hot may be made with the parricide Franz in Schillers Bobbananas Make the cake as follows bers so realistically in a remote village using flat shallow tins to bake in that several indignant peasants wayCream four ounces cf butter with fotii laid him after the performance and ounces of sugar add three eggs al gave him a sound thrashing While the ternately with four ounces of flour and blows were falling thick the actor ex I thank you gen- flavoring vanilla or rosewater to taste claimed proudly a teaspoonful of baking powdet tleinen This is the happiest hour ol half Fliegende Blaetter and a dessertspoonful of eocoanat ray life Have rather a quick oven and bake till THE NEWEST NAPOLEON a light brown For the filling put some fully ripe bananas through a sieve and to lv o tablespoonfuls of tJ e puree If He Succeed He Will Be Entitle the Fifth of That Illustri- ¬ add a tablespoonful of apricot jatti ous Name with sugar to taste a little lemon juice and a teaspoonful of some liqttor if France has the best army in th liked These cakes if served hot are better for standing a fev minutes world on paper Insulted by England when turned out of the fris otherwise afraid of Germany uncertain of Rus they are apt to be heavy if the fruit sia and worse than all uncertain oi herself she lacks a number of things mixture is put on at once It is ru vSome people are fond of yeast cakes but most perhaps a man a coup detat ic bu they are not often met with ex mored that there is cept very plain ones The following li preparation and that presently the a more pretentious kind and should man will appear The latter is Xapoleor V We must not believe everything be very light Sift a pound of fine fiorr we see in the papers yet should the in a basin and make t well in the cenhe would not ter Cream half an ounce of German rumor be correctpresent circums be un ances welcome In the yeast with a little sttgar and half a concerning him may be pint of tepid milk ZVlix this into the a word or two flour in a sponge and leave all night of interest At present a colonel of the guards at Next day add the rest of the yeast dis solved in about half a pint more milk St Petersburg he has three characterHe is a great ehap with tht a good pinch of salt three ounce- - of istics pugar four ounces of dissolved butter girls That is promising lie wears nc the mark three eggs well beaten and the grated decorations That is soldier He of int really distinguished rind of one lemon Beat the whole well imperial with the hand and put in some raisins sists on being addressed as to sire highness That is the prelude and currants two ounces of each But beyoung good ter a tin mold and sprinkle in some Still alarmingly so looking withoutwha at his hours fill it three ing finely chopped almonds French call charmeur he ha- - sucparts full of the cake mixture let the the the czar In view ceeded in latter rise in a warm place till it filh of Francescharming crouch at that dooi spaniel the tin then bake in a good oven forai this means a good deal His nan e too hour If the eggs are large the whole is potent Napoleon may rhyme witli of the second half a pint of milk will even better witb not be required so that it is a good Sedan but it rhymes plan only to dissolve the yeast in a lit- Austerlitz But why it has been asked shoulc1 tle of the milk and to add the rest if the grandson of Jerome Bonaparte b the cake appears too dry It should be Napoleon V For two reasons First a good deal moister than the dough foi the prince imperial would have bread but not so moist for baking because been Napoleon IV would have been powder cakes or the fruit will fall to that is provided other things were favthe bottom while the dough is raising orable second because there is Inck in The orange cake is a well established odd numbers particularly in his famfavorite but an orange almond cake is ily It is worth noting that the third Cream the yolks of four emperor in spite of the king of Bome a novelty eggs with four ounces of sugar till intended to call himself Napoleon II thick and white sift in six ounces of but after the coup detat when his flour five ounces of ground almonds name was billposted that which the the rind and juice of one orange and printer had intended for three exclalastly the whites of eggs beaten to a mation points after it wasmistaken foi stiff froth Bake in a flat tin in a mod- the numeral III Being of good augury erate oven for half an hour Philadel- it was accepted It is in this way that phia Times history is made Colliers Weekly Salaries of Presidents INQUIRY SOON ABANDONED Very few persons oulduspct how The Father Stops lnestioninR When 6mall the salaries of presidents of republics are when the enormous His Smart Son Mixes Slang amounts crowned beads receive are and History taken into consideration The foreignCedar avenue bey ii er often thinks the 50000 salary of the A quite a reader considering his tendef president of the United States is merely age and his father delighted in encour- a joke and that be receives ten times aging his literary taste Not long ago as much in reality but the same for the father suggested to the boy that he eigner may not know that the French should read up on the life and death of president in a country where the Nathan Hale the spy and hero of the wealthiest monarchs once reigned re ceves only 120000 a year The presirevolution A few evenings later the father asked dent of the little Andorra republic con the lad if he had carried out his request tents himself with a sIary of 15 a yt ar and the president of the Swiss reThe boy said he had the father public must be satisfied with 3000 Who was Nathan HaJe Chicago Inter Ocean inquired He was stringed up by the British The Government TonsorLal Annex soldiers was the somewhat irreverant The United States government shave reply senators likewise it cuttheir hail said the its You should say hanged and trims their whiskers Three nc father groes one drawing 1000 per annum Stringed up is just the same- said aud the others receiving- 840 apiece the boy are paid to keep our senators well it isnt just groomed as to their heads No one has No said the father the same ever been able to tell precisely why the Well said the boy its just the government looks after the personal same to Nathan Hale appearance of its senators As the dis This was something of a poser and bursing officers of the senate taid re the father discreetly changed the sub- cently this is the custom which has ject prevailed from time immemorial It is And why did the British hang Na assumed that- the custom is adhered to than Hale he asked because there is a precedent for it and Because replied the boy promptly the senate is wedded to precedents because he rubbered forGenral Wash Chicago Chronicle ington Killed br Hailstorm This atrocious definition oi a spys Duiicg the extraordinary Hailstorm duties was too mtch for the father and he promptly dropped the Hale inquiry which visited Manila on October 19 sev there and then Cleveland Plain Deal- ¬ eral goats were killed while at pasture on Corradino The hailstones are de er scribed as being of abnormal size In He Knew many cases they were larger than a Grandma What do thejr mean by the pood sized duck egg in some places ante bellum times larger than an orange and several arc Thai means way seid to have weighed half a pornd Grandpa Oh back in the times before we were max Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1058 a m 538 p 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m m From Cincinnati 328 pm From Maysville 7 42 a m 325 p m 1 1 DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati 515 a m 751 a m 340 p ra To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 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If unable to call write for QUESTION BLANK for HOME ¬ ¬ ¬ I i KennedyFkergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCfMNATt O BrS -- Pjck awi aT iw 1 i A THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY ham a farm laborer went to the general store which was kept by an old woman not overstocked with brains and asked for a pahnd o bacon The old lady produced the bacon and cut a piece off but could not find the pound weight Oh never mind t pahnd weight said he me list just weighs a pahnd so put ther bacon in t scales The woman confidently placed the bacon into one side of the scales while the man put his fist into the other side and of course took good care to have good weight While the woman was wrapping the bacon up the pound weight was found and on seeing it the man said Nah you see if me fist dont just weigh a pahnd The pound weight was accordingly put into one scale and the mans fist into the other this time only just to balance The old woman on seeing this said Wha 1 never seed aught so near afore Heres a red herrin for thee honesty me lad London Spare ¬ 31 1899 In a small village just outside Notting- ¬ Howard far Honesty SCHOOL AND CHURCH Five new Presbyterian ohurchealiav been erected in the Adirondack the past year OKSIUPISOB We are sure you do not Nobody wants it But it comes to many thousands every year Itcomes to those who have had coughs and colds until the throat is raw and the lining membranes of the lungs are Stop your cough inflamed when it first appears and you remove the great danger of future trouble the expense of Prussia for each child in school was six dollars in 1896 it was nearly nine dollars The American Bible society has circulated tf39406l volumes in China of rthich 500584 were issued last year A famous musician says that 50 per cent of the Germans understand mu sic 16 per cent of the French and two per cent of the English The highest church in Europe is St 1886 ¬ ¬ In A wealthy lady recently lost a satchel con- ¬ taining jewels orth 150000 and now offers a reward 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came to the bank Naturally 1 never gave him x thought for 10000 is not a large deposit in Chicago and beyond his deposit I had no interest in him 1 happened therefore that when one day 1 received a personal letter from our depositor 1 was a bit suri prised and was still more so when 1 read it I do not recall the exact word ing but it was to the effect that w ithin a day or two a woman would present a check drawn by him for 5000 and that as she was unknown he wished me to see that she received the money with out trouble and that she would bring with her a means of identification in the person of a little girl who would answer correctly the questions I must ask her as directed in his letter with the answers as he gave them These questions were simple enough being only the childs full name her age to the month where born the full name of her mother and her father and of a Five little brother who was dead was a good deal of thousand dollars money to let go on that kind of evidence but that was all had and the depositor was in California so that I could not see him personally The next day the paying teller came to me with his eyes bulgiug saying that about as hard a looking case of beggar woman as he had ever seen was at his window with a check drawn to the or-¬ and that der of Mrs Blank by Mr as he did not know the womrn and the woman did not know how she was to get the money he had come to ask me about it 1 sent for her to come into my private oflice which she did bringing a little girl with her woo was no les a picture of abject poverty than the mother was All she could say was that she bad received the check by mail from a uirin whose name was not familiar to her with instructions to prevent it at the bank and the money would be paid to her if she would take her little girl with her I asked the child the ques ¬ tions I had been requested to ask and she answered correctly each one which relieved me of further responsibility ncd ordered the check to be cashed The woman did not seem to be greatly overcome by her good fortuue and as I could tell her nothing of the man who had given the money to her she didnt seem to have any further use for me and went back to the paying tellers win dow She asked for the money in 50 bills and wrapping it up in an old news paper went out of the bank without a word to anybody She was no longer at the address she gave when sent a messenger there to make inquiries and her benefactor never saw again for he met his death on his way east from California fancy he would not have told me the story of his life but I shall always won books der if the name we carried on ourin his was the one he had carried Chicago Inter Ocean youth ¬ ¬ The little dog always tries to bark as big as he can L A W Bullet in Damp weather brings Rheumatism Jacobs Oil brings the cure promptly 1 The Tin Tags taken from Horseshoe J T Cross Bow Good Luck and Drummond Natural Leaf St j this list of desirable and useful things and you have your good chewing 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YORK V LOCISTILL Ky WHEN W please T Beat la Late to AJWvjbMTfSXiBa ami sue Advertise f THE BOURBON NteWS fARIS KY TUESDAY JANUARY 31 1899 tNIAR KHAYYAW MIGHT HAVE BEEN 3iipi I Years since there was in the city of St Petersburg a young girl so beautiful and wll memory pictures painted here lovely that the greatest prince of Europe Arthur J Strmyer m uooician -She looked up at Dim and laughed She had he met her even in a peasants hut Their eyes met then might well have turned his back upon always laughed ISOTHERMS vague sense of anticipated princesses to offer her his hand and throne parted and a loss came to him with the realization of but far from having seen the light in a Vnrt Isothermlc at Map Thut her near departure peasants hut she was born in the shadow School Ave Rarely Learned The mystic beauty of the twinkle hush- of the proudest throne on the earth It Here are some definitions of isotherms ed them into unwonted silence and the was Marie Mcolaewna the adored daughappear in American textbooks of tinkle of the sheep and cow bells rhymed ter of tho emperor of Russia As her fainto reminiscent memories thoughts of ther saw her blooming like the May flowor Ettphy through other days when they had watched the and sought for her all the heirs of royalty Those lines which are drawn sun fade away in the west The fields fairest glares with an eqnal average of temper whose greenness was accentuated by lines he cast his eyes upon the of themthe richest and the most powerful and with aJbTsre are called isotherms of red Virinta soil guarded by deeper the smile of a father and a king said to Iaotherms are lines connecting green fir i silhouetted tall and sen her OTJ rfaoti having the same mean tempera tinellikc it im lar background seemed My child you are now of an age to for tore for particular periods as the whole to be softly waiting aU the coming night marry and I have chosen for you tho AND GOODS You will forget this As for me I prince who will make you a queen and the year the winter or summer will only be one more in your collection man who will render yoi happy etc The man who will render me happy upon a map all places having he smiled evidently a willing victim If Collection temperature are con ed laughingly of sticks she interrogat- stammered the blushing princess with a the same mean sigh which was the only objection to hv lines such lines are caUed You are unkind he protested which her heart gave utterance Speak feoUtermal lines or simple isotherms You think tuen my remembrance of a father she said as she saw a frown gathThese definitions are part of the very charming winter lik pricked bub- ering on the brow of the czar speak and ¬ your majesty shall be obeyed txuiA but not the whole of it It may bles will vanish into space is Her face flushed and a shadow deepened Obeyed exclaimed the emperor not lc a great calamity but the fact most boys and girls leave school her brown eyes He was looking intently trembling for the first time in his life Is that of holes punched in the sand it then only as an act of obedience that with a misconception as to what an at a number parasol She caught her breath you will receive a husband from my with her isotherm is and they rarely find out in as she crushed the laces of her gown hands later years against her side a characteristic gesture The young girl was 6ilent and concealed aU know that two elements Weve seen each a tear then she went on latitude and altitude are the main fac- ¬ other every day if only for a few momei ts Is your faith already plighted Yes father if I must tell you my in determining the mean tempe- during nearly two months meeting w- h tors rature of a place that the farther a perfect frankness and I thought frie- d heart is no longer my own It is bestowed insincere I s 11 has all and place is from the equator and the higher ship If it Insincere been He loaned ne r upon a young man who knows it not your forget who shall never know it if such be the cooler its it strandsis above sea level not know that saying softly You have made me are wish He has seen me but twa or three they do But climate too much but in the north there wi be times at a distance and we will never GOODS iaotiwa mic maps take into account only other interests in your life crowding me speak to each other if your majesty forbids GOODS elements and that is lati- out until I shall fade into the dim cc rri it cos t these the influence of tude They eliminate passing over the dors of the past square strong chin and Tho emperor was silent in his turn He She noted the grew pale Three times he made the cirafttade The isotherm does not sliow the mouth and tho li le wrinkles that caught cuit of the salon He durst not ask the top etf Pikes peak the smiling eyes He AND LOOK STOC mean temperature at the summit of the around toss aside the recollectioncould thus name of the young man of drives lightly A stranger the mean temper moixixtain but what of wheeling down shaded country roads Yes father ator would be in that immediate neigh- - which were he had said like a benedicThe emperor fell back into an armchair jgiliiiill if the land instead of rising tion and the evenings when ho sang with and hid his face in his Lands like Aga liigh ft ove the sea stood at the level of rii licate insinuation and emphasis about memnon at the sacrifice of Iphigenia All these love you dear and Conf y Island Where shall I see him said the czar reason for this It thoughts pricked her mind If she could rising with a threatening aspect Do you see the Tomorrow at the review may be easily explained Most of the only forget him She rose How shall I recognize him demandnot rise so high above the sea land loes CLOAKS CAPKS lieally you seem most insistent to be- ¬ with a stamp of his foot that the temperature is greatly affected come merely a polka dot in my memory ed tho czar green plume and black steed By his hy altitude To the majority of man- Dont you think evon then I could al lis well Go my daughter and pray AND YOU kind latitude is a far more important ways spot you ALWAYS SAy PLACE TO BUY God have pity upon the man climatic element than altitude Now Her companion groaned Tho princess withdrew in a fainting Jest if you must but stay ah stay condition and the emperor was soon lost GOOD GOODS AT the effects on temperature of both lati A and altitude cannot well be shown fair lady on this perfect day I promise in thought tude A childish ear rice he said at length at crve man and isothermic maps were to do anything say anything if you will go I am foolish to be disturbed at it She deviled to thow the effects of latitude not Ycu waxed quite poetical sweetly will forget it and his lips dared not ut and some other element such as posThere is tho silver moon for the second ter what his heart added It must be ition near the sea or in the far interior verse ail my power would be Weaker than for An isothermic line therefore does not rather her tears Thanks for the suggestion show the actual mean temperature of a stiffly On the following day at the review the My hostess will think I am czar whoso eagle eye embraced all at a place on it unless that place is at sea Come level But it is easy to deduce from the lost glance sought and saw in his battalions When a woman will she will isotherm the actual mean temperature naught else than a green plume and a black He reluctantly followed They walked charger 701 of a place if we know its elevation home through the spicy fragrant pines He recognized in him who wore the one above the sea How this is done is very explained by Dr H R Mill whose melancholy soughing filled them and rod the other a simple colonel of the clearly both with an undefined sadness Bavarian light horse Maximilian Joseph the British geographer as follows This must be goodby I leave on the Eugene Auguste Beauharnais the duke The air grows cooler by 1 degree F early train tomorrow and never see people of Leuchtenberg youngest child of the for every 270 feet of elevation above at the station It makes me blue son of Josephine who was for a brief time sea level but isothermic lines show the She stood on the steps with one hand empress of France and of Auguste Ameeea level temperature In using isother- ¬ extended The stars flashed brightly and lia daughter of Maximilian Joseph of Bamic maps vr must therefore remember the faint moon cast a soft light over her varia an admirable cavalier in truth but little rebellious curls that places GuO feet above the sea level Looking up at the the wide black hat he as far inferior then to Marie Nicolaewnaas blown about under is a common soldier to an emperor have a temperature 2 degrees lower felt an irresistible desire to touch them Is it possible said the czar to himself BLACK- nOCSE AM LOT than the isotherms indicate places but only raised her hand to his lips as he sent for tho colonel with the design 6000 feet above the sea 22 degrees You have given me of sending him to Munich But at the Aufwiedersehn OF SMITH SllftP FOR SALE lower those 12000 feet above the sea many happy days and I shall always think moment when he was about to crush him lcvTer and the mountain of you in this lavender gown the violets with a word he stopped at the sight of his 45 degrees Of National Importance PARIS KENTUCKY ot T DESIRE to sell my honse and elopes 18000 feet above the sea no less and these saucy nod ing feathers just as daughter tainting in her calash There X with blacksmith shop at Jacksonthought the czar is no longer a doubt than 66 decrees lower thrn the sea level you stand You au surely come back Work guarantee - satiofactory Calls ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal to us tis indeed he temperature shown by the isotherms promptly answered Your work is iuee in twelve months For fnrther Perhaps And turning his back upon the stupefied This accounts for the fact that none of solicited ALONE Prices reasonable oarticulars address or call on he returned with Marie to the could not cry to Being the important towns in the temperate him but a woman she pain and defy the stranger palace BEN J F SHARON CONTAINS BOTH must zones is situated more than 2000 feet might have beenstifle the this man drift- imperial weeks all that prudence ternJacksonville Ky ri8oot tf as sho saw For six above the sea while in the tropics they ing out of her life Ones heart does not pered with love and severity could inspire by 6ayear are built at as great elevations as 8 000 break in these modern days W1Bvh in dpstrnvthe iinase of the Daily and mail by mail Advertisement 8 a year Sunday 10000 feet up colonel in the heart of tho princess At the Daily or Smiling bravely she went wearily DEALER IN Weather charts are an exception to the steps then paused Taking a few of end of the first week she was resigned at ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT wept at the end this rule They record the actual the violets she kissed them and turning tho end of tho second she Furniture Window Shades Oil of the third she wept in public at the end thermometrical readings at the points called to him He came hack Cloths Carpets IVIattresses There is a place An old adage reads Somewhat confused she pinned them of the fourth she wished to sacrifice herISte New York Sun of observation self to her father at the end of the fifth is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper in for everything acd for everything 10 be on his coat she exin its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATCH Meanwhile the colonel she was dying They really belong to you the World Special attentiou given to Undertak- ¬ William Blacks Characters should find a place in the home of every ing and Repairing sewing himself in disgrace at the court of plained Sir Wemvss Beid notes that William The moon was hidden and he could not his host without daring to confess to him- Price 5 cents a copy By mail 2 a yr DEMOCRAT in ihe SUNNY SOUTH The Main Stkeet Paris Ky Black seldom allowed himself to be seo how pale she had grown Going to her self the cause did not wait for his disDispatch is the peoples paper owned by Address THE SUN New York drawn into conversation about his work room she took down a photograph softly missal to return to his regiment He was the people and is always ready to fight on the point of setting out for Munich for the cause of the people IT STANDS One of Reids recollections runs thus whispering To have loved and lost of the czar came iox SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLATwhen an One day in the faroff past I was Both hands suddenly pressed against her CALDWELLS 1 FORM without the aid or consent of tht him walking along the sea front with Black heart and the tears blindly fell unheeded set out yesterday he Bug Monopolies and a fair comparGold should have she sobbed on at Brighton when he said abruptly and as He too went to his room to ponder saidI to himself I might have avoided CONSTIPATIONil ison of its news service now being furwith reference to noihiug that had been He knew he would miss her She had what awaits me At tho first flash save by the New York nished over leased wins passirg bet ween as We are net all en been so jolly always ready for a dance or yoin tion Luni the thunderbolt Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and tht gaged in running away with other a ride knowing his favorite music and Northern Press Association with that of He was ushered into the cabinet where mens wives There are some of us who songs Now that was all over Rummag- - kings only are allowed to enter The emFor Kent any other paper will fuly verify its axe not the victims of mental disease or ing through his desk he finally found a peror was pale and his eye was moist but Motto If you see it in the JJlsach its so and if its so it is always in tho Dismoral deformity I do not even know little package of notes Leaning back in his air was firm and resolute The store room occupied by C said he enveloping Colonel Duke patch anybody of my acquaintance has the deep chair he carefully removed the that Grosche ia for rent Possession given EM -- pat eh also has a staff of over him with glance m The committed a murder or a forgery Yet elastic around them and leisurely read and penetratinghandsomest aofficers in you EuApply to of 300 active corresponds t a In tV Scu h and January 1st 1899 people are angry with me because I do over the lines Out from the sheets of one- are one It Isthe also and I believe It is said will P03IT1VELV GUARANTFB sOHB Geo Rassenfoss violet It fell unnoa not make my characters in my books flutteredthowitheredIn anothor he found a rope that you possess an elevated mind a true THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS floor ticed to odious in this fashion I prefer to write tiny spray of jasamine She had worn a thorough education a lively taste for the AN1 Get the of any other Louisville rarer about sane people and honest people great bunch of it one night This spray he arts a noble heart anu a loyal character Dispatch it gives the news aJ telia the and I imagine that they are after all had besged for and had been denied until What think you of the grand duchess my truth about it mtn Daily 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Week in a majority in the world the next morning when his request was daughter Marie Life 1QSU I ance Policies They The PrinoeM Mario sire exclaimed ly 8 pages We club with the Weekly grant with a few patient frorda Some Went to Glory Dispatch at the remarkably low price of had been at the opera and under the he reading at last his own heartjvithout J once asked a district nurse says a magic of the music he looked into her daring to read that of the czar Tour an I BOUGHT FOR CASH intensity He ger would crush me if I told you what I writer in The Cornhill Magazine how eyes startlod by their deep the various bick cases had been going on could seo them now How really dear she think of her and I should dio of joy if you S permitted it during my absence from the parish At was Ah well sho would come again You love her tis well resumed the ijp jfk He replaced the notes struck a match 1 u LwUil once the look which I knew so well J J Jp J Jp J Jp JP J JF Jf1 Jf JP unfolded czar with a benignant smile and the crossed her face but her natural pro- ¬ carefully held it to aStcigar and royal hand from which the duke was Louis Star paper READY FOR SALE Tekms 6 and 5 per cent on real fessional pride strove for the mastery the evening awaiting the thunderbolt delivered to the estate mortgage EVERYWHERE with the due unctuousness which she colonel the brevet of general aid de camp Literary Interpretation MOORE ROGERS considered necessary for the occasion of the emperor tho brevets of commandant JANUARY Jst J899 occurred in the of the cavalry of the guards of the regiThe follow ing incident 16sep 6mo Paris Ky From Mann Fuhrmanns two liver At last she evolved the following strange Evansville high school A teacher of liter l2F V of Jj9 Jfm JJ q3 9fi m r W V r of hussars of chief of the corps colored pointer dogs with white star in mixture Middling well sir some of ature was discussing with her class the ment of mining engineers of presibreast Any information leading to the ems gone straight to glory but I am beautiful description of a day in Juno in cadetsofand Academj of Arts and member Together with the recovery of the dogs will be liberally de glad to say others are nicely on the the Vision of Sir Launfal When they of Academy of Sciences of the univerthe rewarded TEETH EXTRACTED anend came to the lines sity s of St Petersburg of Moscow of Mann Fuhrmann Every clod feels a stir of might WITHOUT PAIS Keasan of the council of the military Paris Ky Starting Him Right An instinct within it that reacnes ana schools etc all this with the title of imI Ahl sighed the sentimental youth towers NO COCAINE perial highness and several millions of NO GAS Would that I might install a sentiAnd groping blindly above it for light revenues Climbs to a soul in grass or flowers ment in your loyal heart A simple application to the gums used Barber Shop Moved You see that I also love my daughter in Compiled by only by me and acknowledged by the interrupted the practical Sir tried to find out whether or said the father pressing his the teacher public to be the best and easiest and maid Id have you understand that not tho pupils understood what the stir his ius Cincinnati Post Buck and Bill have moyed their bar- ¬ EDGAR STANTON MACLAY absolutely free from any after effects opinions were Various of might was Tny heart is no installment concern Catephoric treatment for painless ber shop across the street and now have advanced but none of them was satisfacChicago News Historian of the U S Navy Correct Standing filling the handsomest baiber shop and bath tory Finally a bright thought seemed to for Tercet standinp is said to be a curehost rooms ever in Paris All work done hand went up JMM strike a little boy His Distinctions depression insomnia and a with neatness and dispatch With shouted I be- ne ou dred ills S uud perfectly still and 800 gleefully and he almost Set of teeth Did our friend retire from politics tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill Educator of Inland 1500 Upper and lower THE STANDARD Well answered the prac al work ¬ lieve it was a worm eroct with the che t well raised It shouldsolicit a liberal share of the public 50cts up periods aDd inSilver fillings un with n n uunute b er it wasnt what youd call a re-¬ tf patrouage 100 np AMERICAN ANNUAL Gold fillings w 1Jt A 3Ionster Statue u graauau ci Washing tire It was a knockout r00 Gold crowns eof inten organs upon one an In Janan is the Kotokuin monastery 50 cts ion Star Painless extraction the blood more will be relived which was one of the many erected by the Oi d ij d the tone of the Emperor Thomu about 73 A D The the i ighryoxyger The chief ingredients in the com PRICE 25 CENTS J B ADAIR D D S lmflfl outside the monastery represents w Vol system wderfullv improved Insure against fire wind and lightpodtion of those qualities that gain es In the year 4 ut uvcja was made of broio ning in the Hurst 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