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BnHw v I T THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVEBY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established FEB i 1881 WETEESTB YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1899 MILLERSBURG News Note KC 11 HEMP SEED Those farmers expecing to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed imported from China in 1893 Â¬ OatheredIn And About The Kuru I jan 2tno WJ LOXJCS-XIFlinDGI--E LEXINGTON KY G N PARRIS DEALER IN Robt Chancelor is quite ill with the grippe Mr Jos W Mock visited friends in Maysville Sunday Mr James Lin vi lie of Versailles is visiting relatives here Mr Oliver Uantton of Illinois is visitiug relatives here Mr and Mrs Jas M Collier returned to Mt Sterling Saturday Chas Martin lost a fine mule Satur day from blood poisoning Miss Louie Warford spent from Fri day till Monday with her parents Mis Anna Thompson is visiting her sister Mrs Gates Rice at North Middlt town Mrs R M Shaw of Richmond was the guest ot W V Shaw and wife Sat urday Â¬ Â¬ -- Mrs r i i there are thousands of wo Â¬ men who nearly suffer death front irregular menses Some- Â¬ times the period comes too often sometimes not often enough sometimes the flow is too scant and again it is too profuse Each symptom shows that Nature needs help and that there is trouble in the orÂ¬ gans concerned Be careful when in any of the above con- Â¬ ditions Dont take any and every nostrum advertised to 5 cure female troubles Every Month V i fiing in the new Ring out the false Ring in the true We bring to you the new and true from th plney forests of Norway Sing out the old OR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS Â¬ BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR medicine for irregular or pain- Â¬ ful menstruation It cures all the almentsthat are caused by irregularity such as leucor rhcea falling of the womb nervousness pains in the head back breasts shoulders sides hipsand limbs By regulating the menses so that they occur every twenty eighth day all those aches disappear together Just before your time comes get a bottle and see how much goo4 it will do you Druggists sell it at is the one safe and sure Groceries and Fruits MAIN STREET OIMOSITK EXPRESS OFFICE Consumption or Asthma in No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure ad- vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure i5 UMWCMMCHMMHaBMBBBamKMH much better Miss Pearl Kennev of Hutchison is the guest ot Misses Katie and Julia Miller near town Mrs Bettie Gibson returned to Paris Saturday Her mother Mrs Wm Payne is uo better Miss Margaret Terry of Paris was the guest of Mrs Harmon Stitt from Saturday till Monday The child of Presslv 1 Lay ton fell in an open grate fire and Send for our free book Perfect was severely burLed Health for Women Drs Miller and Stucky operated on THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Â¬ Thus Mclutyre who is uiucti improved atlahta ga but is yet quite feeble Hs anfoid Carpenter sold to Al Branch of Fleming a handsome pair of sorrel buggy mares Saturday Low prices on candies for ez ertain Mrs R B Boufden and Miss Anna ments Cheap but pure Conway attended the burial of Mrs tf Newton Mitchell McCray at Carlisle Sunday It sore in my agency non Â¬ Highest price paid for butter aLd egus poultry of all kinds alive or union Prompt paying reliable four-year-ol- Mr Julian McCliutock was home from school at Lexington from Friday till Monday Stiles Stirman and Thos Judy an able to be up Win Bassett is not science to a Natures most natural remedy Improved by Cure tor coughs li 1 The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- Â¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there is no inclination to cough- OLO B u GOOO DRUGGISTS colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Pleasant Permanent Positive dottles Omj SSav 60c and Pine-Tar-Hon- Honey ft irives quick and permanent roller In grip as well as coughs and colds It makes weak Innes strong Mrs M A Metcalfe fceducah Kv I AM 86 YEARS OLD and never oseo muy reuifujf equal u JT Hell B lne Tar BE SURE YOU GET 100 Sisev Dr BeEIs ey d i THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short N A tC1 X TteL CRESCENT steamer Connections J and West India Double Daily Pullman rJarm line to Florida points Fast Service through to I M V Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled FLORIDA AND HAVANA Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Judy Collier dressed Call and examine the finest stock of wall paper ever in town See the paper not samples and get prices Jos W Mock Mr and Mrs Ben Wallinerford of Cvrthiana spent from Saturday till Monday with her sister Mis Belle Let companies insures against fire wind and storm Queen Crescent W 0 HINTOfc Agent Attention wanting photos in GrinnauV gallery should come and have sittings made at once as the building we occupy will be torn away about the middle of February Persons wanting old negatives can get same cheap as I will dis v P Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami FC WW East Coast service to Flo iia via the Southern Railway and direct steamship Con or at Tampa West Coast for PEEBLES On NAME Â¬ Â¬ I s1Pm sfj Juki 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 manufac ture and that is why Peebles Ctiidy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the fac tory and that is why Peebles Candy is more delicious than that of others Although superior in every way the prices for Peeblew Candy are no higher than others Agents for Allegretti A Kubels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line may always be found ton Mrs A D Thomas nee Bates and daughter Miss Hunter of Evansville Tnd have been the guests of Mrs J H Warford since Friday Pressley Madison colored formerly of this place was convicted in Montgomery aud Riven a 20 year term for committing rape on a colored girl Henry Ford colored and Burnham Brown colored were sent to the Paris Â¬ Par Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Joan and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W XELL OIV PASSGR AGENT 4TM AND RACE STS- - CINCINNATI O O L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN OR W C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O IaterMtad in the South Send 10 eta to W C Â¬ Â¬ pose of thm J all -- L - Grinnan Binearton for New Illustrated Monthly Land and a LlTing one emit - Three houses for rent or sde toMre W Wilcox Paris Kv Apply 3t Che Dubme Jewelry Company fourth and 1Jalnut Sts Long Dlstancs Telephone Call 870 mm Bttt lflr tins 6 s idWTHSsif iMe CirvclnYKxt Allegretti The Joseph EMallUhitl 1840 R Peebles Sons Co Mens and Hoys overcoats at j til Saturday for 30 days and 20 fine by Judge Hull for stealing coal cost Come and see for your Â¬ eich from the cars Mr Geo W Johnson and Miss Min- We need the casli nie Evans will be married Wednesdayat the home of the brides sister Mrs B Gunthers fine candies for sale for W ClarVe in Georgetown Miss Evans is the daughter of Mr Roe Evans pro Christmas tf Newton Mitchell p ietor of the mills here A mad hog attacked Perry Jeffersons Crystallized fruits nuts oranges horses Saturday in the stable The legs lemons banaDaR apples nialaga and head of three horses were badly Â¬ Cincinnati JOSEPH S PEEBLES Peebes Candy and xmKn Rubels Chocolate by Cincinnati O Sent free Prest selves at Price Cos clothiers 0 Creams sold exclusively in this city G S YARDEN We desire to establish Agencies lor Eyleburn Fruit Cuke J AS FEE SON The teachings of 60 years experience as to all that is best in the line of Eatables Drink able and Hmokeablc is summed up in a 60 DIAMOND CUTTERS Jrtli our Diamonds are Carefully selected in the rouyA and cut in eur factory by Gxpert Diamond Cutters 2le carry the jCaryest Stock in the 2lest at the jCowest Trices STATIONERY VATCHK of STERLING SIL- Â¬ are Sole Agents for the We Our stock Our Department of VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe ft Stationery and Engrav Â¬ WEDDING SILVER la the Co watches Our stock In this most complete in the West A ing is thoroughly few exclusive patterns of Ster- line Includes every grade and and comr le ling Silver Spoons and Forks at make known to the trada at In every respect prices to suit everybody 100 PER OUNCE page price list Write for It a great winner 1 u ajpOjSSfe SSJSSHnB3SBSW TSJSBSBSanSSaMSSWKnHBSBSSBWE0BMBOI M C HENLEYS CELEBRATED Rol ler Skates CYCLE SKATE or an ex Â¬ periment bat the only practical scientific RINK SKATE on the market Over two millions of HENLEYS SKATES sold in this aud other countries Â¬ lacerated Veterinary Frank Herbert took over twenty stitches in the wounds and then knocked out the hogs tusks D ED On Sunday at 5 a m in the siatv nintn year of his age James W ClALLRHflR 1SII R0Alt il RISK Conway after several weeks illness of grippe The deceased is suryived by his And Club Roller Skates and four children wife nee B Boulden Miss Anna Con- Â¬ Mrs R way Harry Conway of this place and Mo SKATE SUN DRIES SUPPLIES Charles Conway of St Louismorning The by funeral will be held this Rey Grinstead at ten oclock Burial The Easiest and Lightest Run Â¬ at the Millersburg cemetery The ning Skates on Earth Robt Tarr Chas p sr earers will be J G Smedley J G Allen J Universally adopted when used in Turner J H Warford and Dr I R G Allen competition with any other skate un Best rivalled The leading roller skate in th world Â¬ grapes grape fruit SILVERSMITHS tf Newton Mitchell ip-to-d- Foul Smelling Catarrh is one of the most obstinate diseases and hence the most difficult 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- Â¬ 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 H- - had Catarrh for years He writes Â¬ Â¬ Catarrh Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection to get rid of Tornadoes And Cyclones Lookout these windstorms will sweep yon r fara property off the face of the enrth hiiU you will lose it all unless yon htve a policy in the old and l00o tried Glen Falls of New Yoik five years will only cost insurance for yon 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9nov tf T Porter Smith Agent Coughed 20 Years Sale Dinners If yon are going to have a sal and wish to set a dinner at a reasonable price call on GEORGE KASSEXFOSS 2Mepteuij Pari Ky EXPERIENCE SHAW HAN Not a Henl y Bicycle Roller Skate Wks Richmond Ind U S A N O FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway up stairs 2 doors West of Bourbon News Phone 58 r FOR SALE standard make will grind rels ot ear corn per day power Will sell cheap A first class power Grinding Mill 60 to 75 bar- Â¬ with 10 horse RP Barnett f The very best companies com- Â¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Non union W 0 H1NT0N Agent tives and friends in Connersville Hoarseness sore throat and constant Mr Llewellyn Cantrell of Paris was the bronchial down calling on Jady friends Sunday coughing indicate that tubes are suffering from a bad cold Rev Eberhardt of Paris attended which may develop into pleurisy or Sunday school here Sunday afternoon inflammation of the lungs Do not waste health and strength by wait- Â¬ Dike Wilson spent a few days last week Cough with his brother John Wilson Jr in ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Syrup at once This wonderful rem- Â¬ Paris edy cures all throat and lung affec Â¬ There was no church at Mt Carina 1 tions in an astonishingly short time Sunday night on account of the disagreeable weather Miss Lucy Thornton of Covington was the guest ot Miss Ella Scott Saturday and Sunday Wm Ryan a section hand had two fingers mashed off while loading scrap Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat iron here Saturday Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctor recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggist Miss Bessie Kimbrough closed her Fall term of school here Friday She will open the Spring term next Monday Fancy California evaporated fruits with a good number of scholars She Newton Mitchell has given excellent satisfaction here tf Hoarseness Sore Throat could see no Improvement H T Eales is in Louisville this week though I was constantly treated whatever with sprays on business a wasnes and differ ent inhaling remedies D B Patton is in Louisville this week in fact I could feel that each winter I was worse selling tobacco than the year previous N B Worthington and family wiT Finally It was brought to my notice move to Georgetown shortly that Catarrh was a blood disease and after think Turney and wife spent Sunday Matt ing over the matter I saw It was unreasonable with John Current and family to expeot to be cured by Geo Moore spent several days last which wiaiw the surfacenly reached I week with friends in Cyntbiana 9s aaavrB ut then decided to try Miss Sallie Snodgrass is visiting rela- 8 S S and after a few bottleg were used I noÂ¬ Â¬ 50 YEARS I suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail un til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Roeell Grantsburg 111 Â¬ Pine-Tar-Honey Trade Marks Anyone sending a sketch and descrip ion may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is orohnbly pitentabie Con muntca tial Handbookoi Patents tions8trictlycoi sent free Oldest aeeney for securing patents Co receta Patents taken throsMrh Munn tpecial notice without o arze in the Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to the fresh F B McDermott Copyrights Designs c v Â¬ ticed a perceptible improvement Continuing the remedv the disease was forced out of my system and a complete cure was the result I advise all who have this dreadful disease to abandon their local treatment which has never done them any good and take 8 8 8 a rem Â¬ edy that can reach the disease and cure It Scientific American Position handsomely illustrated weekly Largest eir culation of any scientific journal Terms 3 a jrcar four months 1 Sold by all newsdealers A by March 1st as Superin To continue the wrong treatment for dent on a farm Capable of attending Catarrh is to continue to suffer Swifts to all Lusinet s First class references Specific is a real blood remedy and Addiew MUNN Co368625 - New York DrBulIs Cough Syrup Â¬ cures obstinate deep seated diseases which other remedies have no effect whatever upon It promptly reaches Catarrh and never fails to cure even the most aggravated cases Jos M Wright Branch Office F St Wasbinjjton D C Paris Ky Â¬ SSSIBlood is - LH Landman H Ohio D Paris Will Kenney Physician Phone 136 M n IB Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Burgeon Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to eontain no dangerous minerals Books mailed free by Swift Specino Company Atlanta Georgia Will be at the Windsor Hotel TUESDAY FEB 14 1899 returning every second Tuesday in eacb month Office Fourth and Pleasant Sta Office Hours 7to 10 a m 2 to 4 p hi 7 to 8 p m II PEPSlN SDR INDIGESTION II CALDWELLS Reeerenck Every leading physician Paris Kentucky Gaug tf 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1899 TO THE TRADE f- VICTORY IS OURS A Blaze of Fire Along the American Lines at flanila the Battle Raged Fiercely in Manilas Outskirts All Night and All Day The Insurgents Began the Attack But Retreated Before the Magnificen Charge of American Troops j The following dispatch from Gen Otis has been made public Manila Feb 5 To the Adjutant General February 5 Insurgents in large force opened at-Â¬ tack on our outer lines at 845 last evening renewed attack several times during night at 4 oclock this morn ing entire line engaged all at-Â¬ tacks repulsed at daybreak ad- Â¬ vanced against insurgents and have driven them beyond the lines they formerly occupied captur ing several villages and their defense works insurgent loss in dead and wounded large our own casualties thus far estimated at 175 very few fatal Troops enthusiastic and acting fearlessly Navy did splendid execvT tion on flanks of enemy city held in check and absolute quiet prevails Insurgents have secured good many Mauser rifles a few field pieces and quick firing guns with ammunition Â¬ COL JAS A SEXTON DEAD REDUCTION The True Greatness In Medicine Is proved by the health or the people who have taken it More people have been made well more cases of dis ease and sickness have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla than by any other medicine in the world The peculiar Combination nrnnnrtinn nl process m its preparation make Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar to itself aud unequaled by anv other i Â¬ The Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic Expired at 340 Sunday Morning in Washington Fraternal Feeline of a House Painter for an Artist Patron Washington Feb 6 Col Sexton commander-in-chie- f Grand Army of the Republic and a member of the war investigating commission died at 340 oclock Sunday morning at Garfield hospital from complications resulting primarily from an Â¬ trade can There is saying that James A never agreea but there is two of a to believe reason of thf that there is more fraternity of interest than is generally supposed An instance to prove this theory is found in the case of an artist in the suburbs who had the front of his cottage painted last week It wasnt i attack of the grip Sexton had been ill about a month first with grip and kidney troubles and later with meningitis of the brain His system failed to respond to medical treatment and for several weeks his recovery was hardly expected Sunday night the body was put aboard the 720 train on the Pennsyl vania railroad and will be taken to Chicago There were no funeral services in this city but six members of the grand army acted as pall bearers both when the body was removed from the hospital and when put aboard the At Chicago F W Spenk train quartermaster of the grand army H P Thompson assistant adjutant genW o4 eral and L Smith the Loyal Legion will have charge of the millitary funeral arrangements Commander Arthur Hendricks of the department of the Potomac G A R Sunday issued a speeial order commemorative of Col Sexton Many floral tributes were received by the family including tributes from the war investigating commis Â¬ sion and President McKinley who sent a beautiful wreath Cincinnati Feb 6 Capt W C Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Col much of a job but it was done very well and the painter was told to bring in his bill Three days later the man of the house was told that the painter wanted to see him Tell him to leave the bill and Ill send him a check was the impatient answer He was informed that the painter wanted to see him in person so there was nothing to do but to show him up Well said the man of the house rather r shortly right Â¬ I hope you like the job said the painter with a mysterious smile He was informed that it appeared to be all I always do good work said the painter virtuously But this here house boss I rather throwed myself on this when I found during last month Adm Umet8 Vessels Took Part in the Fight Doing Moch Execution Our Loss Was 20 Killed and 125 Wounded The Filipinos Lost Heavily Many Were Drowned Gallantry of Our Volunteer Soldiers The following drove the Filipinos from the villages message was received Sunday morning of Paco and Santa Mesa The Ne- Â¬ To the Secretary of the Navy Wash- Â¬ braska regiment also distinguished itself capturing several prisoners and ington one howitzer and a very strong posi- Â¬ Insurgents here inaugurated general engagement yesterday night which tion at the reservoir which is con- Â¬ The American nected with the water works was continued to day The Kansas and Dakota regiments army and navy is generally successful compelled the enemys right flank to retire to Caloocan There was intermittent firing at va- Â¬ rious points all day long The losses of the Filipinos can not be estimated at present but are known to be considerable The American losses are estimated at 20 men killed and 125 wounded The Ygorates armed with bows and arrows made a very determined stand in the face of a hot artillery fire and left many men dead on the field Several attempts were made in this city Saturday evening to assassinate American officers Manila Monday Feb 6- - 9 a m The Filipinos have apparently reached the conclusion that the Americans MAJ GEN OTIS Insurgents have been driven bick and mean business now that the barriers No casualties to are removed as there were no further our line advanced hostilities Saturday night and no at- Â¬ Signed Dewey navy Washington Feb fi The following tempt was made to recover the lost dispatch was received at 115 Monday ground It is possible however that they are following the tactics they em- Â¬ morning the Manila Feb 5 To Adjutant Gen- Â¬ ployed against a few Spaniards and will merely lie off days to recuperate eral Situation most satisfatory no Â¬ apprehension need be felt Perfect their forces before returning to the atquiet prevails in city and vicinity tack It impossible to ascertain as yet List of casualties being prepared and how is the news has been received at jvfll be forwarded soon as possible Â¬ fTpgbps in excellent health and spirits Malolos the seat of the insurgent government but the Filipinos in Manila Signed Otis express the opinion that the movement Manila Feb 6 The Filipinos at- Â¬ for independence has received its death tacked the American line from Caloo blow and that annexation will soon be can to Santa Mesa at 845 Saturday welcomed generally evening There was heavy fusillade Washington Feb 6 Instructions on both sides and the artillery was will be sent to Maj Gen Otis Monday The United States cruiser directing used him to follow up his victory Charleston and the gunboat Concord over the insurgents and to crush the bombarded the enemy power of Aguinaldoin the Philippines The Americans after magnificent decision reached at an This was charges captured several of the en Â¬ important the cabinet meeting held in the emys positions white house Sunday night attended The Americans lost 20 killed and had by the president Secretary Hay Sec- Â¬ 125 wounded The Filipinos lost retary Alger and Attorney General heavily Griggs and Adjt Gen Corbin The long expected rupture between decided now that It was the Americans and the Filipinos has Aguinaldo further has thrown down the come at last The former arc now en- Â¬ gauntlet that Iloilo shall be taken gaged in solving the Philippine prob- Â¬ and the islands of the archipelago oc- lem with the utmost expedition pos- Washington Feb 6 Signed Otis Lincoln Neb Feb 6 The follow- Â¬ ing list of killed of the 1st Nebraska regiment in the battle of Manila James Pierce musician David City merchant Harry Hull Company A ho- Â¬ tel clerk Hastings Davis Lagger Company 1 lawyer who was a lienten ant in the state militia Sergt Or rin T Curtis Ashland farmer who was at one time a member of the legislature Cnarles Keck Chadron wealthy stockman A Bellinger son of a prominent doctor at Beatrice and a young society man Lewis Begler Lincoln clerk Edward Eggers Fremont lawyer The in Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ senior vice commander-in-chie- f of the G A R is the head of the AGONCILLO IS INTERVIEWED Johnson Bros Hardware Co of this city Under the constitution he beHe Says It Will Take the Un ted States comes the acting commander-in-chie- f upon the death of his superior and at Least Ten Years to Conquer continues as the acting commander-in-chie- f the Philippines until the vacancy is filled Troy N Y Feb 6 In an interview here Sunday night Felipe Agoncillo THE BIG CANAL AT PANAMA who is on the way to Canada said Work oti the Waterway is Prosressinj at a concerning the fighting at Manila Kapld Kate The Culebra Cut Will There may have been an exchange Be Completed in Nine Months of shots by accident I did not advise such a thing 1 came on a mission of New York Feb C Reports of expeace I came to offer the United tensive work on the Panama canal are States every possible commercial ad- brought by Charles M Dobson an vantage We want to be friendly with English civil engineer who has just the United States We were willing tc arrived here from Colon Mr Dobson pay the 20000000 to Spain and alsc said pay all the expenses of Deweys fleet at 1 have visited the canal on several Manila All we want is to be inde- occasions si nee 1891 but I have never pendent and to have the friendship oi seen anything like the activity visible the United States We are not pau- at present The French are evidently pers We are a people and we love oui itt earnest and are progressing at a freedom wonderfully rapid rate They are con Are your people willing to accept centrating their energies on the great anything short of independence Culebra cut the most serious obstacle T will not say They want to be along the whole route The company free and independent the same as this has from 1700 to 2000 laborers at work country with about 50 locomotives each of What will the jr do if the treaty is which hauls a train of from 10 to 15 ratified and the United States assumes ears sovereignty At the rate at which they are now I do not know If the Americans excavating the great cut will be com attempt to conquer the Philippines it pleted within nine months My imwill take at least ten years and even pression is that the management hav then they would not be conquered in ing finished this cut will declare that heart They will never be conquered they have solved the greatest problem They will be constant rising to gain of the canal and that additional funds their independence are all that is needed to carry the It is too bad concluded the Fil- whole work to completion Water is I came to j our country actually in 19 miles of the canal on the ipino envoy to offer you the friendship of my peo- Atlantic side and seven on the Pacific ple to give you our trade and pay all side the expenses of obtaining our freedom Up to the present about i7000000 for us from Spain In return you re- in American gold has been spent and I fuse to even listen to me If you had believe the canal can be finished for been only willing to listen to what I 125000000 The company appears to had to offer all of this trouble could suffer for no lack of money for the Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ losses was received in Lincoln in vate cablegrams formation regarding the regiments pri- Â¬ Johnson out who you was So you found out who I was did you Yes When I went to the drug store at the corner for putty the clerk told me you was a painter and one of the best in this country I asked why you didnt paint your house then and he said you had got your them hand out now and didnt paint anything If some people ever get to be worth their So when I found you was in weight in gold they but picture will have to the trade I did my prettiest And here is anti fat Chicago Evening Xews use a lot of the bill 18 00 and it aint no more than right as you know but being its you Ill Same Profession knock oil the 00 cents In a well known college an old negrc To the everlasting credit of the cele brated artist be it said that he kept his face called Tim had waited on the students for straight and accepted the reduction in the many years He was not without hi spint in which it was offered Chicago peccadilloes in the way of petty larceny and caught tripping on one occasion by one Inter Ocean of his employers he was gently reproved Ah old fellow you are bound for the Where He Would Succeed devil What are you going to do sir when We are all qualified for some occupa Â¬ you get down in his regions I dunno tion said the thoughtful man The trouble Mars Ed answered Tim douten I je is we dont always know what it is and so keep on waitin on de students House we make the wrong selection Now there hold Words is Brown the dumb man He always is complaining that he is handicapped by his There is one attractive feature about a affliction whereas it would insure him suc- war drama on the stage no investigating cess if he only knew enough to take up the commission appears in connection Atchiright line of business son Oloue What would you call the right line for him A man is mad when The tonsorial line of course Chicago mad when an alarm clockhe oversleepsupand wakes him on Post time Atchison Globe Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ If you kiss a miss she doesnt miss the kiss If a man keeps cool he commands himsell and others If you would elevate the stage put it on an elevator If a man cant trust himself he is apt to trust to hick If you would succeed stick to your busi ness with the glue of industry If a man is wedded to art he is apt to find the dowry unsatisfactory If a man is unable to hold his pen his abilty to hold his tongue is useless If some men didnt boast of their abilities others would never know they possessed Â¬ Ironical Ifa I A Catalogue tells how to grow 1213 bus per acre as easily as 100 bushels Largest growers of Earliest Vegetables and Farm Seeds Earliest vegetables always pay Salzers Cured of Seeds produce them weeks ahead of others Coffee Berry 15c per lb Potatoes 120 a Pbl Cut this out and send with 14c for jjreat Catalogue and 10 packages of vegetable and fiower seed novelties to JOHN A SALZER SEED COMPAN ST LA CROSSE WISc Â¬ Onion Seed OSc and lp a Lb CONGRESSMAN Catarrh of Long Standing Yes Well what is it Why a man that doesnt ask you to trust him Detroit Free Press Is there anything grander than you can trust Trnly Great a man Â¬ Know Hes Got It hear my friend Meyer has married a phenomenally ugly woman es all his friends as soon as they have seen her want to borrow money of him Fiiegendc Blaetter I Â¬ Â¬ Some Solace To the victors belong the spoils and to the vanquished the privilege of indulging Puck in sarcastic criticism To Core a Cold in One Day Ah 25c- - Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets druggists refund money if it fails to cure Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A girl thinks the wisdom of Solomon insig nificant when compared with the smart sayings of her first beau Chicago Daily News Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ sible The clash came at 840 Saturday even Â¬ ing when three daring Filipinos dart- Â¬ ed past the Nebraska regiments pick- Â¬ ets at Santa Mesa but retired when and would have been avoided It is not the seeking of my people 1 am sorry Agoncillo repeated that he would return to the United States as soon as he learned the reliable news about the Â¬ men are promptly paid challenged They repeated the experiment without drawing the sentries fire but the third time Corporal Greely challenged the Filipinos and then fired killing one of them and wounding another Almost immediately afterward the Filipinos line from Caloocan to Santa commenced a fusillade which was ineffectual The Nebraska Montana and North Dakota outposts re-Â¬ plied virgorously and held their ground until reinforcements arrived The Filipinos in the meantime con Â¬ Mesa Â¬ The concession given by Colombia expired last October but I am inform- Â¬ ed that arrangements have been made for its extension for another period of My impression is that it six years events of Saturday in the Philippines will require about ten years more The impression that his manner gave work before the canal is ready to re- Â¬ was that he is a very badly frightened ceive ships envoy MINING CAMP bNOW BOUND FELIPE AGONCILLO GETS OUT Is on His Way to Montreal It is Stated Unofficially That He Will Be Ar Â¬ rested t Rouen Point- Situation is Critical in the Extreme and Starvation Stares the Iuliab lanrn of Independence Col in the Pace Â¬ T Goodwyn Ex Congressman A T Goodwyn from Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar reAlabama writes the following letter lieves whooping cough Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute The Drug Manufacturing Com pany Columbus Ohio Dont you think she fully appreciates Gentlemen 1 have now used two bot her husband Oh no she loves him too tles of a and am a well man to much for that Town Topics day I could feel the good effects of youi medicine before 1 had used it a week aftei ReI cannot speak too highly of Pisos Cure suffering with catarrh for over a year A T Goodwyn spectfully Mrs Frank Mobbs 215 for Consumption W 22d St New York Oct 29 1894 Catarrh in its various forms is npidh becoming a national curse An undoubted who remedy has been discovered by Dr Hart I rare not said the capitalist This makes the laws of the countrv so long as man during remedy has been thoroughly the past forty years Promtested Life I can help form the trusts inent men have come to know of its virtues and are making public utterances on tht Freeze and fret Why St Jacobs Oil subject To save the country we must save cures Neuralgia Soothes it down the people To save the people we must pro The disease that tect them from disease is at once the most prevalent and sKibborr Wit is folly when in the keeping of a fool of cure is catarrh Public men of all partiet Chicago Daily News a national catarrh rem recognize in a edy of unequaled merit Send to Dr Hart In the morning well St Jacobs Oil cures man Columbus Ohio for a free book ot soreness and stiffness catarrh Ex Congressman A Pe-ru-na lY-ru-nPe-ru-n- Chicago Feb C A speeial from Malabona opened fire from their sec Norfolk Va says The United States transport Solace which was to have ondary batteries on the Filipinos posi- Â¬ sailed for Manila Sunday at noon did tion at Caloocan and kept it up vigor not get away from Hampton Roads ous Just why she was held is not definitel At 245 there was another fusillade known but it is believed 03-- naval offi along the entire line and the United funeral Sextons cers that the developments in the Phil Â¬ The popular sympathies here are on States seagoing double monitor Monad Two lirakrmen Kitted ippines since her original orders were nock opened fire on the enemy from off the side of Aguinaldo but thinking Parkersburg W Va Feb 6 Bid issued have prompted the navy depart con- Â¬ people are anxious regarding the Malatc Clayton A Sublet ment to hold the ship here until addi With daylight the Americans ad Â¬ sequences of the fighting especially on ward Winston and western lional suppiies are received for traas account of the Spanish prisoners still of Bluefield Norfolk and death vanced byortation 1Q Maujia brakemen were crushed to The California and Washington regi Â¬ in the hands of the insurgents Poca the cars near Wasuimston Feb 6 1215 a m ments made a splendid charge and Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ centrated at three points Caloocan ialgalangin and Santa Mesa At about 1 oclock the Filipinos opened a hot fire from all three places This was supplemented by the fire of two siege guns at Balik Ualik and by advancing their skirmish ers at Paco and Pandacan The Americans responded with a terrific fire but owing to the darkness they were unable to determine its ef fect The Utah light artillery finally suc-Â¬ ceeded in silencing the native bat tery The 3d artillery also did good work on the extreme left The engagement lasted over an hour The United States cruiser Charleston and the gunboat Concord stationed off Â¬ sim-uitaneousl- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Word was re Feb 10 oclock Sunday ceived in this city at night that Agoncillo would reach here on his way to Montreal at 1110 oclock The train arrived on time and with the train was a party of newspaper When the cars pulled into the men Union station here word was given ADM DEWEY out that Agoncillo was in one of the cupied as rapidly as possible and to sleepers and that he could not be disthe extent that Gen Otis forces will turbed permit He had retired at Poughkeepsie Madrid Feb 6 Intense excitement The train left Troy at 1130 oclock for was caused here by the receipt Sunday Montreal and is due at that point at 7 evening of the following official dis- Â¬ oclock Monday morning It was statpatch from Gen Rios the Spanish ed here in an unofficial way that Agoncommander in the Philippines cillo would be arrested at Rouses The insurgents have violently at- Â¬ Point but it could not be learned that tacked and captured almost the whole any arrangements had been made to The of the exterior American line this effect Americans offered a vigorous defense Flass at Half Mast at the exterior barriers using their ar Â¬ Chicago Feb 6 Postmaster Gor- Â¬ tillery as well as the squadron the postal The war ships destroyed and burn- Â¬ don Sunday ordered all to display their ed Caloocan Paco and several towns stations in Chicago after the fu Â¬ in the neighborhood Both sides suf flags at half mast until A Sexton who fcred materially Very sharp firing con- Â¬ neral of Col James Saturday A meet tinues The Spanish troops have been died in Washington carriers was confined to quarters but a sergeant ng of the Chicago letter held Sunday and elaborate 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callCOO 31 Shot Gun double barrel hammer- 2000 less stub twist rosewood in 32 Guitar Washburn i 5i This offer expires November 30 1899 Address all your Tags and the correspondence about them to DRUMMOND BRANCH St Louis Mo THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1899 HOW THEY GROW Mark well yon slender stalk of green Just springing forth the clods between While April airs are chilly With filmy leaflets closely curled It looks a tiny banner furled But soon will be a lily A sparrows weight would bend It low A little flood would overflow A little frost would kill it And een whea grown it reaches up And lifts to heaven a tavenly cup A little dew would till it Tet all the power that Newton saw Bind in one vast and equal law Pebble and planet growing Cannot when spring is come keep hi The lily neath its coverlid Nor stay its buds from blowing It knows no labor but to bloom Gods darling need no cares assume No tribute pay but beauty It cannot but live in the light And still to keep its garments white Is nature more than duty What If to morrow it must die Is there no Easter in the sky To earths dead blossoms given Yon world would forfeit half its bliss If what is sweetest here in this Brief springtime had no heaves Much more O ye of little faith This is the word the Master saith Much more to you His will is Nay but it were enough for me Could I O Master only be To Thee as an- - Thy lilies kings voice and then without another against the side of the wall to let the but a day It is ten years ago that those THE SITUATION IN CUBA word they passed out tramp tramp poor wretch die in such comfort as shining eyes that never met mine but down the stairs all except Sully who could be and seeing my chance at last with the lovelight in them were closed 0B tiomtii Declaration Simplifies tn stayed behind Monsieur he asked what has happened between you and the king His majesty has pardoned me A child might see that WThat else A BAD RAILWAY Al Furnitare Vn for a moment -- W H Woods in Youths Companion Tftc Jk Cop r m Xi5 rr 5Un Itm Green Co ripht 1897 by Longmans SYNOPSIS commanding outpost where scene is laid tells the story De Gomeron Is in temporary command appointed by Rone to examine into a charge against dAuriac Nicholas a sergeant brings in a man and woman from kings camp at Le Fere prisoners diAuriac angered by insulting manner of de Gomeron toward woman strikes him duel follows and prisoners escape Duel is Interrupted by appearance of de Koni and dAuriac is Id lie will hang if found alive at dose morrows battle Riding over Held next day dAuriac finds Nicholas victim of de malice in imminent danger f it in and releases him from awful pre dicament After battle in which King utterly routs de Rones forces dAuriac lying severely wounded se a two forms moving through the darkness rob bing the bodies of the dead and wounded They lird golden collar on de Leyvas c irpse and Babette stabs Ifauglnot her partner to gain possession Henry with retinue among whom Is fair prisoner who DAuriac Be quick And has given me orders to meet you as you enter the Toison dOr The frown on his face cleared Well answered chevalier The king I see has won a faithful and discreet friend Make your attack when you hear the petard Then he too turned his broad shoulders on me and followed the rest As the sound of the heavy footfalls ceased I gave a last look at my pistols drew in my sword belt by a hole and all booted as I was essaved the ladder again I had already observed that the sky- Â¬ light was but a light wooden frame- Â¬ work with a glazing between and would need no great effort to break down one strong push and the way was clear before me So I stayed for a minute of breathless silence then far below came a sharp shrill whistle hur- Â¬ ried exclamations from the plotters and now the explosion of the petard that made the house rock to and fro like a tree in the wind I had no need to force open the skylight The effect of the explosion did that most effectually for me and blew out the lamps in the room below as well reducing it on a sudden to absolute darkness There was a yell of terror from the room and without a mo Â¬ ments hesitation I swung through the window and dropped down among the conspirators They were to a man crowding to the door and not one took any note of my entrance so great was their confusion I followed the rush of hurrying figures as they passed through the door into a passage in dim light from a lire that burned in a small grate One end of this passage was full of smoke against which the bright flashes of drawn swords were as darts of lightning Beyond the smoke and below we could hear the clash of steel cries of pain and savage oaths where men were fighting and dying hard As 1 dashed down the passage sword in hand my only thought to reach the prisoners room one of the retreating figures turned and called out Quick monsieur follow me the secret Â¬ made my way to the front De Goineron was half way down the stairs by this and when our swords met he did not for the moment recog- Â¬ nize me But at the second pass he realized and the torchlight showed him pale to the forehead You he said between his teeth Yes I from under the Seine and I had run him through the throat but for our position where the advantage was all his and my reach too short He had backed a step up as I spoke Wheth- Â¬ er it was my sudden appearance or what I know not but from this mo- Â¬ ment has bravado left him and he now fought doggedly and for dear life There was a hush behind me and the light became brighter as more torches were brought and I could now see the camarguer white as a sheet with two red spots on his cheeks Do you like fighting a dead man I asked as I parried a monsieur in tierce thrust He half groaned and the red spot on his cheek grew bigger but he made no answer and step by step I forced him forever and the gift that God gave me that did he take back I am old and gray and worn My son the Vicompte de Bidache is in Six Parsons In a Situation on the Island Commit- loner R P Porters Views by a Train Four of Thei and Two Fatally Injai Paris with the cardinal whilst I wait at Auriac for the message that will call me to her When she went Bidache where we lived became unbearable to me and I came back here to wait till I too am called To wait and watch the uneasy sea to hear the scream of the gulls and feel the keen salt air I have come to the last of the fair white sheets of paper the cure brought for me from Havre this autumn and it grows strangely dark even for my eyes I will write no more but sit out on the terrace and wait for the sunset Perhaps she may call me to day Jacques my cloak THE END Feb 4 Mr Robert P Porter before sailing for Miami Fla made the following statement While the situation here has been improved and simplified by the declaration of Gen Gomez that he will immediately take part in the pacification of Cuba the advantage thus gained should be followed up by the American authorities The entire policing of the island should be done by the Cu- Â¬ bans themselves The real police work is in fact now in the hands of the Cu Â¬ ban soldiers and law and order are well maintained There should not be a moments delay in the organiza- Â¬ tion and equipment of these civil Hatana Pittsburgh Feb 4 SUNSHINE PEOPLE They Are the Divinely Appointed Pro motor of Optlniinm Who Keep Other Sweet Why do you hurry to catch the 830 guards train when you know theres another and there was a stain on his white satin that leaves at 845 which would get us asked doublet that was broadening each mo- into town in plenty of time one young lady of another s the two ment whilst thrust and parry grew weaker and something I know not were hastening toward a suburban rail- upward lie had been touched more than once Â¬ Â¬ what told me he was mv man But he was a brave man if ever there was one and he pulled himself together as we reached the upper landing for one last turn with the death that dogged him So fierce was the attack he now made that had he done so but a mo Â¬ ment before when the advantage of position was his I know not what had happened But now it was different lie was my man I was carried away bv the fire within me or else in pity I might have spared him but there is no need to speak of this more He thrust too high I parried and returned so that the cross hilt of my rapier struck dully over his heart and he died where he fell stair scaped from de Gomeron and dAyen r rides over the field Madame s dAuriac and afterwards visits him daily in hospital Her he learns his fri i i of Bidache When well enough he is taken to her Normandy chateau where he barns from Maitre Palin madames chaplain the king is about to force her to marry dAyen He sets out with Jacques his knave for Paris to prevent this marriage Delayed at Ezy he he comes upon Nicholas his cd sergeant who says de Gomeron is In neighborhood with associates from army and nobility plotting treason against the king The y go to de Gomerons retreat where they manage to overhear details of plot Burn Â¬ ing with revenge Nicholas shoots at de Flying for their lives the two Gomeron meat think themselcs beyond pursuit when suddenly they are face to face with Biron one of the traitor whom dAuriac cuts down and with de Gomeron who makes short work of Nicholas dAuriac hei 3 hai straight up and here 1 heard the mar Â¬ shals voice cracked with rage and fear MLafin De Gomeron Tome here here escapes Arriving in Paris the chevalier Ladies first marzhal I must look to lays what he knows of treasonable plot be my bride fore Sully master general of ordnance Then through the smoke I saw de Calling on de Celin a friend dAuriac se- Â¬ cures from him a servant Kavaillac who Gomerons tall figure mounting the had previously been in service of dAyen stair and 1 rushed forward to follow D Ay ens marriage to Madame de la iidache is to occur within fornight de Belin to him It was at this juncture that a portion stand sponsor Palin and madame arrive in Paris DAuriac has suspicions aroused of our own party forced their way to later witnesses concerning Ravaillac meeting with de Gomeron therefore dis- Â¬ the landing and one of them whose misses him The chevalier is introduced at sword was broken flung himself upon Death court by de Belin where he charges Biron me dogger in hand shouting with being traitor to France and king For to traitors I had just time to seize his pains Henry gives him 24 hours to quit his wrist He tripped sideways over King now commands marriage France on the morrow making it something that lay very quiet at our to be celebrated imperative that flight occur that night if feet and dragging me down we rolled DAuriac therefore over and over with the clash of blades madame be saved meets her secretly when masked men It is I fool I dAuriac let swoop down on pair and carry them off over us im24 hours go I shouted as he tried to stab at me bound and gagged After prisonment during which he has interLet go you sputtered dAubus view with ele Gomeron anel Babette he sons voice and we loosed each other 1 mat ages to escape At his lodgings he finds Jacques Palin de Belin and his host had no time for another word and Pantin assembled in council Next morn grasping my sword which was hang ing Pan tin and dAuriac disguised go te ing to my wrist by the knot I sprang Toison dOr a sort of Inn next building to up and the next moment was hot foot which he and madame had been taker DAuriac hires a room and from a win after dc Gomeron dow readies roof of next building where 1 managed somehow to force my way through a skylight he witnesses meeting through the crowd but the stairway of de Gomeron and two confi derates They plan another meeting for that night when was half full of men and at the head of Biron will be present He determines to It stood the free lance with a red sword communicate again with Sully but Kavail in his hand and two or three huddled lac and de Gomeron being below and fear ing detection is compelled to bide his op objects that lay in shapeless masses portunity After a time he sees in window around him opposite face of madame They communi Some one with a reckless indifference cate by means of signs he telling her de to his own life it was I afterward liverance is at hand When night falls dAuriac goes to join de Belin and Pantin found out Pantin held up a torch and They meet the king who with intimates as the flare of it shot up the stairway is playing at pienero in an ordinary Put back his head and ting on a mask and cloak the king with the de Gomeronusthrew Toison others follows dAuriac to theupon the dOr laughed at conTwenty to one come gentlemen his majesty may look where earlier in or must I come to you spirators as dAuriac had done He took a tiie day couple of steps down the stairs and the eiowd that had made as if it would rush CHAPTEfi XX at him wavered and fell back bearing AT THE SIGN OF THE TOISON DORV me hoarse with shouting for way with Turning we beheld de Vitry at the them to the landing For the moment penned up and utteropen door the small and narrow figure of Pantin at his elow and close behind ly unable to get forward I was a mere the stern features of the grand master spectator of what followed The free lance took one more down the anxiety on whose face cleared as he saw the king before him lie was about ward step and then a slight figure with one arm in a sling slid out from the to speak but Henry burst in rapidly 1 know all duke It is time to act press and flew at him It was dAyen and I fell a sudden not talk Arnidieu But I shall long re warming of the heart to the man who member this frolie -It would seem that God has given us was going to his death he gasped as You you traitor a great deliverance sire All is ready his said the king we have no using his sword with his left hand Come ruff lime to lose and if we delay longer that sword ripped the free lances Stand back old fool stand back hothead de Belin will strike the first or there Take it and with a sharp blow the crowd With your majestys permission 1I scream dAyen fell backwards that he splitting for a moment so will make an assaultpon the rear rolled to the foot of the stairs and rame On the rear exclaimed de Yitry said soul He whilst the grand master said it is im- up at my feet God rest his man died at the last like a gallant possible They were backing in confusion now But I only pointed 1o the window and above the din I could hear the and Henry laughed Ventrebleu I understand a great mocking of de Gomeron Come gentlemen do not delay time idea But monsieur take care how you 1 shall have no presses give away a secret One rush through at that time might peace if monseigueur the great master have saved him but he stood there hears what has happened effort I 1 was young enough still toj feel my plaving with death With an wesson ww fnce grow hot at the approval in the pushed d Ayen who Â¬ Â¬ It was Lafin In the confusion and semi gloom he had mistaken me for his chief 1 made no answer but as 1 rushed forward struck him on the face with the hilt of my sword and he rolled over like a log There I was right in amongst the eared plotters cheek by jowl with M de Savoys envoy and I could1 have dropped him then and there but that my whole heart was in madames room and I knew that there were others who could and would deal with him As 1 elbowed my way through the press vainly endeavoring to find the way to my dears prison we reached a lauding from which a long stair led -- But one word escaped him some long lost memorv some secret of that iron heart came up at the last Denise he gasped and was gone I stood over him for a moment a drumming in my ears and then I heard the ringing of cheers and the rush of feet Then a half dozen strong shoul ders were at the door before me and as it fell back with a crash I sprang in and took a tall slim white robed figure in my arms and kissed her dear face again and again One by one those in the room stepped out and left us together and for once a brave heart gave way and she sobbed like a child on my shoulder I said nothing but held her to me and so we might have been for a half hour Â¬ irtQ STEP BY STEP I FORCED HIM UPWARD Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ when I heard de Belins voice at the DAuriac Come man broken door The king waits and bring your prison- Â¬ er There was a laugh in his voice a light on his face as he spoke and and my dear lifted her swimming eyes to my face and I kissed her again saying Come my prisoner As we passed out I kept between Claude and the grim figure still lying stark on the landing and held her to me so that she could not see So with Lisois before us we passed down the s passage tilled now with and halted before a room the door of which was closed Then the door was flung open and a stream of light poured forth YVe en- Â¬ tered and saw the king standing sur rounded by his friends and a little on one side was the dejected group of men-at-arm- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 The marshal now abject mean and cringing was kneeling before Henry who raised him as we entered saying Biron and you Trmiouille and you all who called yourselves my friends and lay in wait to destroy me and destroy your country I cannot forget that we were old comrades and for old friendships sake I have already told you that I forgive and iod give you all as clean a conscience as I have over the blood that has been spilt to day As Lafin with a white and bleeding face led his master away Henrys eye fell on me and he beckoned me to ad vance I did so leading Claude by the hand Chevalier he said it is saying little when I say that it is through you that these misguided gentlemen have realized their wrongdoing There is one recompense you would not let me make you for the wrongs you have suf fered There is however a reward for your services which perhaps you will accept from me I see before me a royal ward who has defied her guardian Venire St Cris My beard is getting over gray to look after such dainties I surrender my ward to your care As he said this he took Claudes hand and I see madame placed it in mine he added that this time you have no nhianlinn to thp ldnfs choice There quite right kiss her man Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ conspirators Juw It is all over at last that golden sum- - road station Because replied the other with a little apologetic laugh I always like to get in on the sunshine mans train Pray who is the sunshine man in- Â¬ The conduc quired her companion tor Oh my no was the laughing response Hes the crossest bear thai ever was But theres the dearest little old gentleman who goes into town every moruingon the 830 train Idou1 know his name and yet it does seem as if I knew him better than anybody else He just radiates cheerful- Â¬ in town ness as far as you can see him There is always a smile on his face and 1 never heard him open his mouth except to say some kind or courteous or good natured thing Everybody bow to him even strangers and he bows to every Â¬ body yet never with the slightest hit of presumption or familiarity It just warms the cockles of ones heart to sec his shining face the twinkle of his eye and the bright little flower he always wears in his buttonhole If the weather is fine his jolly compliments make it seem finer and if it is raining the merry way in which he speaks of it is as good as a rainbow Everybody who goes in regularly on the 830 train knows the sunshine man Its his train Theres nothing else to distinguish it from the 845 or any other You just hurr up a little and Ill show you the sunshine man this morning Itsfoggy pose of Things mut be this matter and cold but if one look at him doesnt kept moving in Cuba or summer will cheer you up so that youll want to whistle then Im no judge of human overtake us with too many troops Our soldiers themselves fully there nature realize the situation They frankly It was a sweet and genuine tribute of human sympathy which this young say that their chief occupation is to lady paid to the overflowing kindliness guard each other while their chiefs in of the sunshine man There are a Washington Re Havana and few such men and women too in medors are exchanging confidences every communitj and God seems to The younger officers on both sides have set them there to keep the rest of should come together and evolve pre- Â¬ the people from getting too sour and liminary policing plans and get those despondent and self absorbed and un into working order without delay neighborly They are the divinely-appointe- d promoters of optimism these Once this is well done matters will sunshine folk Most people have a take care of themselves in Cuba At tendency to grow somber as they grow least that is my opinion older especially when they are abroad among strangers One glance at the TERRORIZED WOMANS DEED faces of people in an street car will She Shoots and Kills a Man Who Tore Off prove this Standard Her Clothing On the Street at Sisters- ville in the Early Morning WHEN WE BEGAN PEiiAirE 0 Feb - At t a m Fri- Â¬ It Was Not Until Ihe Eighteenth Cer day morning at Sistersville W Va on tnry That People Appreelated the Ohio river south of this city a terNatural Scenery rible murder occurred Harry Deffin In the eighteenth century people h baugh aged JS years son of John Def begun to appreciate natural scenery finbaugh a teamster was shot and in but chiefly when it took the form of ex- Â¬ stantly killed on one of the most prom Â¬ tensive prospects or what we should inent streets of the town by Miss now call perhaps slightingly panoramic views The novelists of that cen- Â¬ Ella Powen an attractive young girl tury did not place their characters aged 90 The young man followed her and among elaborately arranged scenery Put the essayists of the period had caught her and tried to tear her cloth- Â¬ noted the tendency of the age and ing from her body when she drew a strove to explain the matter philo- Â¬ 88 caliber revolver and shot him The sophically Thus we read in Addisons bullets took effect in neck right breast Spectator The mind of man naturally and left side He died in ten minutes hates everything that looks like re- Â¬ on the sidewalk The girl claims she straint upon it und is apt to fancy itself was terrorized and did not know what under a sort of confinement when the she was doing She is now in jail sight is pent up in a narrow compass and shortened on every side by the Great excitement prevails neighborhood of walls or mountains TO GEN GWiEZ On the contrary a spacious horizon is McaIMlY an image of liberty where the eye has The lresident Thanks the General for His room to range abroad to expatiate at LK ciston to Co Operate lit the Pact large on the immensity of its views and fication of Cub to lose itsalf amidst the variety of objects that offer themselves to its obHavana Feb 4 The following servation Such wide and undetermined message from President MeKinley was prospects are as pleasing to the fancy received by Robert P Porter Friday as the speculations of eternity o in Â¬ morning and was transmitted to Gen finitude are to the understanding But Maximo Gomez if there be a beauty of uncommonness Hon Robert P Porter Havana joined with this grandeur as in the The president sends his hearty con Â¬ troubled ocean a heaven adorned with stars and meteors or a spacious land- Â¬ gratulations and thanks for your dis Â¬ scape cut out into rivers woods rocks patch Convey his cordial greetings and meadows the pleasure still grows to Gen Gomez and his grateful appreupon us as it arises from more than a ciation of the generals frank and Household Words single principle friendly message The co operation of Gen Gomez in the pacification of Cuba They tiet It Honestly Why is it that women lay so nneh will be of the greatest value for both Signed more stress than men do upon the value peoples John Hay Secretary of State of a pedigree They inherit it from Eve I guess Vanirii V rr lil dont sec what she had From Eve Chicago Feb 4 Assistant Secre Â¬ to boast of in that line It wasnt much but she wasnt made tary of the Treasmy Vanderlip is dan Â¬ He recently returned out of clay while Adam was and Ill gerously ill bet she never got through reminding from the West Indies where he was Toronto taken sick but hail recovered sutriciert him of her superior origin News ly to return lion Proof of Genuineness Cl Stlnl- - mkIi it Minnie What frauds these beggar 4 The condition Washington Feb are I met a blind man who said of Col James A Sexton is again such Please give me a penny beautiful as to give much concern regarding the lady of his ilneas- A braii-i- uvon nutcoiue Mamie les tie saia mat i -ink he really wasbbnd Â¬ Â¬ i The bulk of the American soldiers must be taken out of Cuba by April There is really no necessity for more than two regiments in each province to serve as a background of support for the Cuban police In giving the best of these people employment all the more will be left of the relief fund for those who must be helped back to the land The feeling of distrust between the Cubans and the Americans has been temporarily checked by the message of ien Gomez to President McKinleyand the presidents reply through Secretary Hay If the younger military elements of both armies will now jret together and complete the several schemes for policing the provinces which at this moment arc awaiting crystalliza-Â¬ tion the problem will be solved De- Â¬ lay in this work will be fatal If such men as Gen Gomez Jen Montcagudo of Santa Clara province Jen Mayia Rodriguez of the Province of Piner Del ltio Jen Pedro lietaneourt of Matan zas province and others whom I know personally will assure President Me- Kinley and Gov Jen Brooke that law and order will be maintained their pledge will be carried out at any cost There is too much disposition to discuss minor details There is too much hesitancy in bringing matters to a head In the province of Santa Clara Montcaguados admirable policing plan has been alread put in operation and it is one as Gen Leonard Wood told me yesterday which is alone risrht lines The entire police work in that province so Maj Logan provost marÂ¬ shal informed me has been done by Cubans since the evacuation Why not take up at once and dis- wagon loaded with furl which six persons fiv young woman were riding Friday by a fast Baltimore freight train at th5 crossing at ton station just above McKe Four of the men were killed aJ other man and the young woman so badly injured that they will ably die The names of the dead are be lil to be Hudson Elder Vest Wij George Dawson and an unknown Mrs Edna Lawson is supposed tcJ the name of the injured woman The sixth victim is a one legged mj whose name is unknown Roth injured persons were taken to the iveespon nospitai m an unconsci condition All efforts to revive the have been unavailing and therefol nothing definite can be learned as how the accident occurred It is bj lieved that the victims were movhJ from some part of McKeesport to Di quesne The train was making fast time and struck the wagon withfet Hudson Elders body was thrown 1 tance of 50 feet and was found on Pittsburgh ft Lake Erie track whit at that point runs parallel with thost of the Raltimore Ohio The wagonl was knocked to splinters and its con tents scattered for yards around The men who were killed were all age probably between 21 and 2i years Â¬ AMERICAN SOAPMAKERS A Gigantic Combination Forming for the Purpose of Controlling the Output Capitalization 990000000 Chicago Feb 4 The Record Saturi tp New day morning says moters are interesting eastern capiti ists in a plan which contemplates tj formation of a jriorantie combinatic to control the American soap out With 300000000 capital of which 000000 will be in preferred stock 50000000 be common stock nejj tions are pending for the ana tion of all the important fac the Inited Stntes Chicacro houses whose na in the proposed consolidathJ to include James S Kirk Fairbank Co Armour sc Co Nelson Morris J Swift 15 Wrisley Co Allen Proctor iambic Cincini Pabbitt Sons Philadelphia Jai Colgate ft Solon Pain Higgina soap works New v also mentioned Acquirement of properties several component companies by outright purchase tor casl distribution of preferred and ct stock to the factories that tun te their plants A A HAILSTORM IN ALABAMA Severe Cyclone Followed Blowing Telegraph Poles House Railroi Cars Fences Etc hiKMiNGHAM 4- -- Â¬ Feb 4 A he hailstorm raged at Morris in the i per part of this county late Fridai This seemed to start afternoon cyclone and a swath 800 yards wi was mowed for several miles Trees telegraph poles houses railroad cars and fences were blown down Several people are reported injured but as far as known here Friday night no one was killed At Dale a stone 19 quarry camp houses and a commissary were leveled Several people were badly injured Railroad cars were blown off the track and some of them propelled a mile away One mile above Village Spings the cyclone blew down Lige Bowdens house seriously injuring him and slightly injuring his family The storm seemed to break against a moun tain at this point and was dissipated Ala Â¬ CLOAKMAKERS QUIT WORK They Protest Against Long Hours and a Reduction of 30 Per Cent in the Reg Â¬ ular Weekly Wage Scile Â¬ Â¬ Nkw York Feb 4 The strike sea Â¬ son among the cast side garment work ers began Friday when 1500 cloak Â¬ Â¬ makers quit work in the shops of four contractors If the plans formulated Friday night by the executive com mitteee of the Inited Brotherhood of Cloakmakers do not miscarry it probable that fully 5000 operatives will join the strikers by Sunday in protest against long hours and a re duction of 30 per cent in the regular i- - Â¬ weekly wage scale New price schedules were prepared at a meeting of the strikers heir Friday night which will be submitted to the employers for con sideraton Five Person 1 Iittsbukgh Pa Feb Injur il Tvti Fatally 4 A 1 gas explosion at Sharpsbnrg late Fri- y afternoon wrecked tne residence of Joseph Ackcrman and seriously injur- d five persons two i is thought fata ly All UGBOYK Ky Feb 4 AlepsTj IklcGee a blacksmith was sho natural -- killer here IVuiayaJii icnov i - No vUk BOUKBOJN GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Jj vC j ARIS K TUE Row JtUBRUARY 7 1899 Tfcem An Heir Comes To Life FOMENTATIONS t Prepare When No oVal ng cream of tartar Powder Wdc from pure Otherwise Remark In James P Wilson who lett Kentucky The Fover about ten years ago and has been con Richard Mansfield began an engage ment in Bostou laot night in Cyiano de ana relatives and has put in his claim dead sidere has returned to Bergerac to Kentucky claim 3000 w his aunt Mrs which Cleary The Chistiau began its eighteenth who lived neat the B drboii iairrlson week last niht in New York The play line willed to him eight years ago The will be takeu on the road March 6th estate was recently - Theatrical A nd Â¬ Safeguards the food against alum Aum baking oowders are the oreaffst PI menacers to health of the present day BOYAI BAKING The Ellis Grand Opera Company will give four performances at the Music Hail in Cincinnati beginning February 27tb producing German and Italian POWDER CO NEW YORK Sotlie ru is playing at tht Grand in Cincinnati this week playing The Kings Musketeer A Colonial Daugh ter will be given to night Hud to morL Â¬ ii Â¬ row 1IE r BQQBBBff HEWS IH81J CamilledArville la appearing at the Walnut in The Highwayman t trie famous writer of f irces h orttken down iu body aud mind and i under the care of a pnysician fb recent dent h of his vvife Caroline Miskel Hoyt aud the failure of his new play A Dog In The Manger are probably the cauee his breaking down His most notable successes were A Rag Baby A Tin Soldier A Parlor Match A Midnight Bell A Hole in The Ground A Bunch ot Keys A Milk White Flag A Brass Monkey A Stranger in New York A Contented Woman A Texas Sieer A Black Sheep A Runaway Colt and A Trip to Chinatown INiaeteentn Year Established WALTER CHAMP BBUOB MILLER Chaj Htv Published every Tueaaay and Friday by J fbiitoi oad Ownwiv s Make all Check Aianeu Xhrdert etc lyabU to the order of Cham 4 Milleb Â¬ Displays one dollar per inch for nrKTiiiHe lion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pet line each insertion Locals in blac type weuty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when nVnJllnK at liae rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect nd matter of a like nature ten oents per line Special rates given for iafge advertise mentR and yearly cards 4 VKHJ fN Mi- - rt A 7 AN -j Â¬ Young Birds Coamunicattd A number of the young men whom I iear talking about hard timeaand no work remind me of young birds who sit in their nest with their mouths wide open waiting for grub to fall in I was asking one of these citing him to certain work why he did not try to get it He Said that it did not pay enough I then cedhim if it did not beat nothing This Iw and such are loafers and dont irve the bread tLey consume that to go to more worthy people It an honest working man tired to ito such I have a mind to say ly healthy man who wants to honest and and shows up Ffaithtul will soon find a place lore ne will be sought for And who will not wora Paul says jot to eat To this doctrine corn- sense accents revelation The Latest In Sleeping Cars idea of improvement The is shown in new Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Care running daily from Louisville and Cincinnati to Chicago and to the East over the Pennsylvania Short Lines The Pennsylvania always leads in introducing the newest aud best traveling facilities Travelers iu ques of comfort should get acquainted witli the new equipment Inquiries on the subject will be Answered by Geokuk E Rockwell A G P Agt Cincinnati up-to-da- 1 te SCINTILLATIONS An Interesting manded the cruiser Cincinnati during the Spanish war has been chosen to command the new battleshi Kentucky Heres looking at you Captain and may the old Commonwealth be proud of you both Juinble Of News And Comment An Elk Lodge will be organized at Maysville An account of the battle of Manila will be found on page two Sam Jones meeting at Houkinsville resulted in 300 conversions One Mt Sterling man made 1300 last week on the rise in wheat The trial of editor C C Moore for J M Thomas sending obscene literature through the he keel of the new battleship Maine mails beci s to day at Cincinnati fck laid on February 15th at Phila- The remaine of an ex Confederate Hphia This date will be the anniver were escorted to the station at Logans sary of the explosion in Havana harbor port Ind by fifty G A R Veterans of the ship of that name It is hoped The International Investment com that the Lew battleship will be ready to pany of Mt Sterling filed articles of inbe launchtd on Feb 15 1900 the second corporation Friday Capital stock anniversary of the Maine disaster principal incorporators 0000 The are Brown Cornelison R S GaitskiM Gov Bkadley told a reporter Satur- and Roger N CorLelison day that he would not have another term as Governor of Kentucky as a Mardi Gras gift He says that the office is gracious a thankless one There are at least a at New Orleans aud Mobile QUEEN limited rains dozen distinguished Kentuckians now CRESCENT Route equipped with elegance running on fast Seud address on postal to the Wright Med before the public however who do not time One fare round trip tickets trom Co Columbus O for trial size free agree with the Governor Cincinnati and the north on sale daily w reuruHiy u iu kuu uuiu Capt Colby M Chester who com- return Also to Birmingham j cu u on Ala RAILROAD TIME CARD -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Water If at Hand Fomentations of hot or cold water are eften very useful and every pne suonld know how to give them A fiuimei cloth Way be folded wrung out of hot or cold water as is desired and applied directly to fee skin It is much better after wringing out the flannel as dry as de- rea lo Ioia u m dry flannel cloth of settled and as the law supposes a man dead if he Jne or two thickesses before applying A little time is re- J be P1has not been heard from for seven vear Wilson has barely missed biog declared legally dead His bequest would have the skin la o jtv mi uppuituuiiy to gone to his children acquire tolerance for the heat and a higher degree of temperature can be The Palace Hotel borne if the moist cloth is brought directly into contact with the surfa TflS PalaCe Hotel at Cincinnati is al The outer fold of dry flannel will also serve to keep the cloth warm by pre- Ways headquarters for Kentuckians j Under the liberal management of Mr venting evaporationA hot fomentation 18 sometimes need Maxwell the Palace is justly popular ed when ho hot Located iu the Center of the city at not necessary to water is at hand It is wait for water to be Sixth and Vine it is convenient to all heated in the usual way Soak the flanbusiness houses and places of amusement nel in cold water wring as dry as de The fare is unexcelled Both American sired fold in a newspaper and lay upon and European plans American 2 and the stove or wrap it about the stove- Â¬ 2 50 a day European rooms 1 Stop pipe In a few minutes it will be as warm as the patient can bear The pa there next time you are in Cincinnati per keeps the pipe from becoming moistened by the wet flannel and at N the same Judgment Against The L time prevents the flannel from being soiled by contact with the pipe The Court of Appeals Friday affirmed Fomentations thoroughly applied will the judgment of the Lincoln Circuit relieve most of the local pains for which Court in awarding D S Cooleys admin- liniments lotions and poultices are gen N erally applied and are greatly to be preistrators 4000 against the L Cooley who was employed as a brake ferred to these remedies since they are N was killed while cleaner and aid nature more effectually man on the L passing oyer the Maysville bridge near in restoring the injured parts to a sound condition this oity The fomentation may be changed fre quently and after it has been removed The Eagle King of All Birds emay be given either by the per l is noted for its keen tight cleat ftnd distinct vision So are those persons son mrnself or another SO Uto who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve strengthen the part and promote a bet Â¬ for weak fcyes styes sore eyes of any ter circulation of blood in it Ex Â¬ kind or granulated lids Sold by all change dealers at 25 cents m KITTIES IN A JUNKSHOP Weak Eyes are Made Strong dim vision made clear styes removed They Are Old Sewing Machines That Are pud granulated lids or sore eyes of any Bought For 81 kind speedily and effectually cuned by Got any kitties the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve The junk dealer looked startled for Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar-- the question betokened an intimate tee by all good druggists knowledge of the jargon of his kind Why yes I guess so he responded There are eggs and eggs The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and when he could get his breath What weighs like the egg of last month but the buyer meant was an old sewing matheres a difference in another respect chine which could be turned in to the and that difference is worth money sewing machine company as part payIts just so with laundry The difference ment on a new machine The company between good work aud poor is slight to allows f 5 on an old machine and somethe unpracticed discernment but its a times the agent or canvasser allows 5 difference that counts every time Its more out of his commission on the sale a difference that changes your laundry The public imagines that in some bill from an expense to an investment way these old machines are valuable to We do good work it will cost no more the company but in than poor work but its worth double use only as arguments truth they are of in forcing a sale the dijerence In the standard makes of machines there Bourbon Stsam Laundry is supposed to be absolutely no cut in prices and the only way that a seeming Lung Irritation reduction can be made is by taking in is the forerunner to consumption Dr an old machine and allowing for it Bells Pine Tar Honey will cure it and The company does this not for sake give such strength to the lungs that a of getting the machine but for the sake the cough or a cold will not settle there of making a trade Once the old timer Twenty five cents at all good druggist is in their possession it is broken up and sold to a junk dealer W S Anderson The companies know of course that a large number of the families who Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend Wrights Celery Capsules turn in old machines said to have ben To the Wright Medical Co bought by them before the flood really Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights come from the secondhand stores and Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- - cost only 1 At this rate the buyer gets Waverly O and used them for Stomach rouble and Coustipatiou I was unable to an allowance of 10 which deducting do anything for neariy two years I ased the 1 leaves net 9 If there does hapthree boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others o pen to be an old one in the possession of afflicted I wish to seud this letter the family the whole 10 is realized Very truly yours New York Press W S Andersom Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per box J FRANK 404 MAIN STREET CO PARIS K - TZZZTZ i j ni - L Â¬ I Â¬ New Goods New Styles New Patterns Prices Right Style Right Goods Right 0f our business We Will be eadv MoncfaV i with our New Spring Styles in Â¬ Â¬ j I I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ After the most successful week nf cIpc in tho hicf January 22H Â¬ Hamburgs Dimities Laces Ginghams Percales Welts Piques Shirtings Cheviots Cottons Sheetings Linens- RradyfMade Sheets Pillow Cases and Bolsters All Â¬ Â¬ at Prices that meet all legitimate competition FRAN K CO Â¬ j Â¬ u the same dates P A Cincinnati Ohio W C Rineahson G L NRR down hill ARRIVAL op trains S S Abney mail carrier will haul light baggage to and from depot Terms From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m Leave orders at Post very reasonable From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m tf office 333 p m 627 p m Two Mormon missionaries are having From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m a warm old time in London Their Insure your property against fire 328 p m meetings have been broken up by mobs wind and lightning in the Hurst Home From Maysville 742 a m 825 p m com- Â¬ and the preachers barely esca ped violent Insurance Co a safe and reliable pany departure p trains handling The English seem to be copyAgent O W Miller 751 a m To Cincinnati 5Kh in Paris Ky ing Kentucky styles 340 p m t To Lexington 747 am 110 in Cincinnati wants to make her Zoo a 545 p m 1014 p m Edam pine apple Neufa New York municipal property What does she To Richmond 1108 a m 545 u m want with a Zoo hasnt she her poli- chatel cheese 1016 p m Newton Mitchell tf To Maysvilha 750 a m 635 p m ticians m F B Carr Agent Everybody seems to be g iving the Try our Leader Coffee six pounds as it goes for 100 Loni8vllle Dispatch a kick F B McDermott Â¬ Â¬ Midnight Harmonies The quaint old English church poet George Herbert was walking to Salisbury one evening to join a musical par ty when he met a poor man with a poorer horse that had fallen under his load They were both in distress and Mr Herbert pulled off his coat and helped the man to unload his horse He then gave him some money and left Â¬ Â¬ WflLj mv ilfcr fi t J r Klfl EL I API -- M etm Nuts raisins dates figs currants Thy our Leader Coffee six pounds for seedless raisins F B McDermott 100 Newton Mitchell tf We are the peoples friends We re- Â¬ For Sale One large anthracite pair your linen and put neck bands on stove 2t Apply to Dr Ussery Haggard Reed free BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM him At his arriving at Salisbury his friends wondered at his coming into their company so soiled and discomposed He explained the cause and when one remarked that he had dis- Â¬ paraged himself by so dirty an employ ment he answered that the thought of what he had done would prove music to him at midnight and that the omission of it would have upbraided and made discord in his conscience For if 1 am bound to pray for all that be in distress so far as it is in my power I am to practice what I pray for and let me tell you I would not willingly pass one day of my life without comforting a sad soul or showing mercy and I bless God for this occasion These are the places in which to attune ones conscience to midnight music Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ be my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of It will PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYn STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRICE means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED PROSPECTIVE BUYERS will do well TO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by so doing protect their own interests My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought in conjunction and you can fit your house up in a tasty manner at a small expense Respectfully M I FR S TOLEDO DETROIT All Points in Michigan CHICAGO WATCH THIS SPACE PARKER CLOTHIERS AND White City Special Best Terminal Station ST LOUIS Avoiding The Tunnel BOSTON JAMES CENTS Wagner Sleeping Cars An eminent physician and Fellow of the Royal Society seeing over the door of a paltry alehouse the Crown and Thistle by Malcolm MacTavish M D F R S walked in and severely rebuked the landlord for this presumptuous insult to science Boniface with proper respect but with a firmness that showed he had been a soldier assured the doctor that he meant no insult to wnat rignt tnen asked ne science have you to put np those letters after Â¬ Â¬ NEW YORK Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Care Cars Private Compartment Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars FIMISDEKS your name I have answered the landlord as good a right to these as your honor as drum major of the Royal Scots fusi Sanitarium leers The Modern Drama Have you copyrighted your play asked the theatrical manager wplied the dramatist lower Â¬ No ing his voioe but I copied it right J T HINT0N Wood Mantels furnished complete Be sure your tickets occupy this space with their announcements of readv-to-we- ar A new em FOUR read via BIG Chicago Tribune Room When a nan loses an ear by paying Elegant line of Pictures and Mouldings from 100 to 1 185 be can procure an Send me your old furniture to be re Â¬ other made of specially prepared rubber paired that can be crumpled without injury Your furniture moved by experienced d t carefully painted to resemble utm hands ciorning anu Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN o Mccormick Undertaking in all its branches fcB-- t- - utnrf-marn-latf- lv Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE tm IMPERFECT IN ORIGINAL jn Pass 3g aw wra 3S fyfcfi THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 1899 TIE BQUBBQN HEWS 1881 Rev Pearsons Meeting Two yery large audiences assembled Sunday at the Second Presbyterian Church to hear Rev Pearsons discourses The morning sermon was a strong searching sermon from the text Lay not up for yourselves treasures on earth In this sermon Rev Pearson denounced the Sunday newspapers The largest crowd of the meeting heard the night sermon on the text And they all with one consent began to make excuse Rev Pearson discussed six of the best fefeOtts given by sinners for not joining the church and preached a very able and convincing sermon on the subject Mrs Pearson conducted a service in the afternoon especially for the young wo men Yesterday morning Rev Pearson preached on the subject Help for Backsliders At the conclusion of the ser tQufl nearly every man in the church Went up and shook hands with the evangelist He preached a fine sermon last night on the eubject Christ Receiving Sinners The sermons of Rev Pearson are making a wonderful impression on his hearers and the influence will be felt for a long time to come It is sot doubted t hat the meeting will be a benefit to all the churches This will be the last week of the meeting and all who have not heard Rev Pearson should not miss the opportunity of hearing hie convincing Bible sermons Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ PEKS0ML MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY An International Conversation INineteenth Year Established JEnteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as cot s mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One year KIW8 costs Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths FKOM A GUN FREK OT CHARGE Notes Hastily The Depots KUfwliere 1100 port von cant evkn get a A re Etc Make all Check Money payable to the order of CHAMP Orders Miller JjEnt begins on the 5th to morrow a week from Mr Will anacknowleding the introduction business Howdo replied the Chinaman E A Richey left Saturday for Rich You speaka Spanish asked the Por mond lud to Rican gesticulating Hedges was in Lexington You talk China asked the Celestial Mrs J Yaas Yaas replied Domingo yesterdav No no Yon Jap said Lee Mrs C M Clay Jr was a visitor No no Im Porto Rican answered iu Lexington Saturday Domingo Mrs Jas Leacb of Cynthiana was You Jap You Jap said the Celes a visitor in Paris Saturday Â¬ A dozen Parisians witnessed an amasintc meeting Sunday evening in Vtrdens drug store between Domingo Jotted On The Streets At Lieut Ben Franks Porto Rican portege lo The Hotel Lobbies And and Lee Kwong a Chinese youth who boards with Hop Lee Howdo Senor said the Porto Eic- Siojras is iq Cincinnati on Â¬ NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES f Â¬ HOSIERY Etc c c3Lil y tt GS-- tated yesterday Williams street to a colored woman for 600 The will of BF Schooler was pro- - John Childers has sold his house on will be at AT Winters Cos Thursday February 9th Examination free Dr 0 H BowEik the optician Auctioneer Forsyth yesterday sold for Sheriff Geo Bowen 4S0 bushels of wheat at 66 cents to B M Renick Pressly Madison the Montgomery county rape fiend who was captured near Millersburg was given twenty years by the Montgomery Circuit Court a guest at Mr Hutchcrafts Mr Jack McChord of Winchester was a visitor in Paris Sunday Miss Sue Buckner of Winchester is the guest of Miss Sadie Hart Miss Lillie Daniel arrived home yes day from a visit in Winchester Miss Jessie Kriener left Saturday for a visit to relatives in Lexington Mr Claude Ewalt left last night for Boston to engage in the horse business Mr W O Carrick of Georgetown was a court day visitor in Paris yester tial Miss Carrie Gardner of Fayette is No Baid DoinitigO uyoU hoc que replied Domingo quickly catching from a Parisian the Chinese teim for negro The conversation then became unintelligible and was declared a draw TUCKERS Â¬ Petticoats Among The Briers The current number of the American Â¬ Â¬ CONDONS Actual Fads Plainly Stoted fr Clay Stone and E G Daugherty of this city will be members of the gradu ating class at Kentucky University this year Miss Francis Butler will graduate from State College Â¬ Â¬ Paris Defeats Lexington The Paris Bowling team defeated the Manhattan Bowling team of Lexington Chas Fox a negro was knocked in two out of three games Thursday down bv a policeman Friday in Mays night at the Pastime Alleys in the city ville as he was in the act of robbing The scores in the first game were Paris Win Gibson of this county Fox is in 732 Lexington 668 second game Paris jail awaiting trial Gibson had 75 in 680 670 Lexington third his pocket game Paris 671 Lexington 682 The Lexington players were Graves who was in TTkvkv Lawrence dicted by the Montgomery grand jury captain Salley Oaks W B Hutchinfor horse stealing forfeited his bail of son Denny Glenn Harting Meiler The Montgomery Beckley Honaker 500 several days ago The Paris players were First game officers traced him over several counties and he was arrested in Bourbon last W E Board R L Hull Will Rion week by Deputy Sheriff J as Burke Ed Hinton Albert Hinton Second He has oeen taken back to Mt Sterling game Will Rion Howard Edwards Chas Wilmoth Frank Jacobs The Treaty Ratified The Paris team will play the Manhattans in Lexington next week afternoon ratiThe Senate yesterday Elopers Married Here fied the Peace Treaty by a vote of 57 to 27 or three votet more than the necessa A handsome couple of eloping lovers ry two thirds Seuators Lindsay and arrived in the city Friday morning from Deboe voted foi the treaty Maysyille and registered at the Windsor Bought Hemp Crops as Joseph West of Cleveland and Miss Emma Werner of Bellevue Ohio AfBarren Bacon has bought the fol ter breakfast a marriage license was proing crops of hemp for Brent Bros cured and they were married in the ho from tel parlors by Rev F J Cheek They hemp of 351000 pounds Henry Bid left on the 340 train for their home in ineyG Clay 25000 from dhCl 50000 from Ed Burke and W C Cleveland Both of the parties were Massie and lu000 pounds from Hall richly dressed and appeared to be promi- Â¬ Scott Shawhan The price paid for all nent people of the crops was 450 per cwt Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t -- consigned by the Stoner estate fifteen vice Rogers ten by J T Misses Nannie and Eva Ward united byCapt J R Doug Thomas and one with the Baptist Church Sunday morn Hedges six by each by J E Clay Sim Wilson and ing Harry Clay Most of the Bourbon Fscapecl Prisoners Return horses will be sold to day Â¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol The Woodard Shanklin horse sale be- sales emnizations Of The Marriage Vow conMisses Alice and Eddie Spears will Wood Turner made the confession gan at Lexington yesterdav and will A P Hughes and Miss Elza Connor Violet Whist Club Friday Sunday morning at the Christian Church tinue during the week Thirty horses entertain the Baron are evening at their home on Mt Airy both of this county were married late and was immersed after the night ser- including the noted Oakland Saturday night Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ New Church Members Bourhon Horses Entered Field contains an interesting sketch called Petticoats Among The Briere written by Mrs Junius Clay of this city It is a description of her first quail hunt in Nicholas county The sketch is illusTo close out all our Winter Goods in the next fiO days we trated by a fine snap shot of of Mrs Clay have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com beside her dog holding her gun and a day goods of equal quality parison from buuch of birds Mr Ed Simms has returned All our Ladies ud Children1 Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Saxony4 a business trip to Arkansas and MemOBITUARY Jackets at cost and Gerinantown Yarn phis 1 00 Special reduction in Dress Goods Embroidery Silks and Materials of air Miss Bessie Rogers will leave thie Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Berweek for Missouri where she will teach W H Doane of near Jacksonville bers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20e school died last week and was buried at Odd quality for 10c p r pair The best val Miss Kate Alexander left yesterday ville Harrison county Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at ue in Paris for a visit to the Misses Johnson at Mt At Owenton Lytle McHatton aged 25c and 39c per yd formerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 3 50 per pair Sterling reÂ¬ eighty four and his wife aged eighty duced to one half of of former prices Miss Pattie Letton arrived home two died of pneumonia within one day See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c yesterday from a visit to relatives in of each other They were buried toper yd worth double and our 5 size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5cr Lexington gether Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at 8c Capt S G Sharp of Lexington was E G Harrison of Xenia Ohio who twice as much 10 4 Sheetiug 121 and 15c one of the court day visitors in this city m irried Meng Miss Mallie of yesterday North Middletown died suddenly Sun Given Awa Miss Mattie Hedges of Lexington day of heart trouble at Hot Springs Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs was the guest of Mrs Charles Clendin Ark Mr and Mrs Harrison left tbeir uing Sunday home several weeks ago for a trip to If you cannot read this small print at a distance ot 14 inches your Mrs Jake Slaughter returned to iuprove Mr Harrisons health They eyesight is tailing mul should have immediate attention Eminence yesterday after a visit to Mrs came to this county for a visit to Mr Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred an and Mrs Chas Meng parents of Mrs made of purest material set In frames of the highest elasticity and co sequently of r fces A J Winters durability united with tbe utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lenses II Mo wens system they always give satisfaction for tbejv are of Flemings Harrison and left about ten days ago are scientifically fitted by Ir spectacles nor of men Mr J K Vansant perfect Never buy cheap who do not know how lo fit them You will get spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better oft without burg came up last week to visit his son for Hot Springs It is a sad coinciden ce any glasses poorly adjusted Ol with cither that Mr Harrison shoud die at Hot dealer and than will last longer these defects May imperial spectacles of a reliable ssllia Dr J T Vansant they without change and be cheapest in the end Springs where he first met Miss Mrs Florence Lockhart attended C H Bowen who will visit We have engaged the services of Meng whom he married about a y a the meeting of the Womans Club in a our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month antS invite jo The deceased was a well to do ail to call ami have their eyes examined for which there is ne Lexington Saturday hemp manufacturer of Xenia O Mr charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Attorney R P Dow Jr left yes and Mrs Meng and Ford Brent have terday for Harrodsburg where he is en g ne to Xenia to attend the funeral gaged in a divorce case which will be held to morrow The de Miss Lucy Thornton of Cynthiana ceaseds sister who visited in this city who has been visiting relatives in the last Fall is now traveling with friends city left Saturday for her home in Geimany Mrs Sherlock who has been a guest Twenty live per cent discount at Mr G B Alexanders returned yes- on all Winter underwear at Price terday to her home in Covington Cos clothiers Mr G W Stoner of Illinois ar jfc3 Next visit -- Thursday February 9 18Ji rived Saturday to visit relatives in BourNUPTIAL KNOTS bon and attend the Lexington horse J Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ --A-- Ir Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ FASI IIOaSTABLE IMPORTED TJLXXjCXRXXTQ WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF avenue S 6 Ashbaugh was married ThursThe Sufolla Club will give a dance at Odd Fellows Hall on the evening of day at Newtown to Miss Jett at the the 22d Saxtons orchestra will furnish home of her father Â¬ SMTIMS Ml TROIISERISfiS the Paris negro who killed Doc Caldwell in Cynthianadur- ing the summer and who escaped from the Cynthiana jail Tuesday night with four other prisoners returned to the jail Wednesday and gave himself up because of the exceedingly cold weather Three of the other prisoners were held for housebreaking and the other was a safe robber All but one returned to the jail Geo Lannan The Monday Night Club last night with Mr and Mrs W The Monday Night Literary Club met O Hin Â¬ ton on High street The program in cluded a paper on Richard III by reading from Miss Lelia Johnson Woodman by Miss Chornie Kern Miss Fannie Ingels readingjfrom Rich ard III by Miss Etta McClintock Quotations from Richard III paper on uunuar u w6 Â¬ Lt lieu Frank Arrives ly resigned his army Port Surgeon of Fajardo Porto Rico arrived home Friday night having come to New York Tuesday on the transport Berlin He enlisted in the hospital corps of the First Kentucky and was a thrM times Lt Frank ex- perienced many hardehips during his a service in the army and returns with good record Lieut Frank brought home a bright Dominlittle Porto Rican youth named his go aged about fifteen who was in excep service in Porto Rico He is an de- Â¬ iionally smart little fellow and is lighted with the United States He speaks Spanish fluently and is learning English rapidly Â¬ Â¬ Lieutenant Ben Frank who recentposition as Â¬ preaching two fine sermons Sunday a wound which might have proved dan- Z7L Cnnrch He will re- eerous The dagger cut an artery anAt the Christlau in time to preach again turn to thi city Stout lost considerable blood before the next Sunday artery could be tied Editor G R Keller of the Carlisle gentle- Dave Miller the barber has located Mercury and one of the cleverest yes- was in the city his chuir in John Ayere shop opposite men in Kentucky terday in the interest of his candidacy 27j lm Schwartzs saloon for the Democratic nomination for Sec IW IBtllJ of State TkY our Leader Coffee six pounds for The New York correspondent of the F B McDermott ranK BA 1 00 Cincinnati Enqu rer says and J W Davis two hustling mer an eye of Paris Try cur Leader Coffee six pounds chants to all the Ky who have a busi pood things in single F B McDermott for 1100 ness way are at the Stuart Miss The Lexington Leader says of Paris sister of Mr Cotswold Ewes 33 pure bred Cots Lntie Williams or tnis cicy was cuoacu My agency insures against wold ewe descended from Jos Penns B F Williams Â¬ of the Federation of Clubs in rePresident fire wind and storm best oli fine flock All bred to one ot nai wooa Paris Mi s Wil iams is a very hand prompt paying compani- tords fine bucks For sale by eome and i tellectnal woman and her liable C V Higgins friends think the honor very happily esnon-union conferred Paris Ky 24jan 2w HINTON Ageat Â¬ Â¬ BIRTHS Mrs Ulie Howard who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C The Advent Of Our Future Men And Court Day Report Women Alexander returned Saturday to her a small crowd in Paris home iu CoviDgton There was To the wife of Herman Cheatham of to attend the February court yesterdav N a daughter Mrs Harvey Ireland and grand- the L two hundred cattle were offered daughter Miss Georgia May Ireland About In this city to the wife of Geo Speaks the market was very dull Jonas who have been visiting Mr Alva Craw- a daughter second born but Weil sold a car of cattle to Frank Clay ford leave for Chillicothe Mo to day of East Paris at forty dollars each STOCK AND TURF NEWS A J Castillo of Tampa Flaavery mules at Thos McClintock sold a pair of reg150 Jas Craig bought forty four cat- interesting Cuban gentleman was yes- Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes Sunday and tle at forty four dollars each and Frauk istered at the Fordham Lynch Son of Sykesville Md purterday He is traveling for a cigar Bedford sold 141 cattle at fair prices chased a car load of mules here last house Has Not Confessed Prof F P Walker of Sharpsburg week Dr M 8 Browne of Winchester has Female college came home Friday for a Will Leer the thirteen-year-olMrs Lizzie bought fifty acres of land near that city negro boy who was arrested last week abort visit to his mother He returned to Sharpsburg at 126 per acre from D W Trimble on suspicion of having set tire to several Walker of Mt Sterling stables was arraigned before Judge Sunday Milton Young of Lexington has Mrs Augustus Thomas of Evans Purnell Saturday and his examining ville Indiana accompauied by her pret- bought from Capt Sam Brown of Pittstrial was continued nntil to morrow TrouRumors were circulated on the streets ty little daughter Hunter arrived yes burg the thoroughbred stallions yesterday and Sunday that the boy had terday morning to visit her cousin Miss badour and Blue Wing and eleven Blue Wing is by Imp brood mares made a confession but the authorities Maud Stont prices were private say that he has not confessed Mr Thomas Gentry of Palmyra Billet The Mo brother of Mrs Lillie Gentry Lee HEiNZe baked beans in tomato sauce Accidentally Stabbed who visited this city last year was the F B McDermott guest of Attorney Harmon Stitt Fridav Friday night while Desha Lucas was and Saturday playfully threatening to cut Stout Leer Eld Z T Sweeney left yesterday with a dagger the weapon was acci in Columbus Indiana af- stuck into Stouts back making for his home dentally Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ d Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ the music FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Centre Kentucky when We ask you to give us a cai quality and style are considered F1WJB MBReHAT S E TIPTON Cutter T4ITOR j j7 jggj TALKING THROUGH HIS HAT the man is who tells you that he can rival our laundry work in beauty or gen- Â¬ eral satisfaction to the wearer We keep on top in laundry meth- Â¬ ods and we take special pains to please each individual patron in the exquisite finish and general renovation of their linen Care in handling is our watch- Â¬ up-to-da- te word The Bourbon Steam Laundry W If HINTON JR BRO Proprietors Tf lepho ip No 4 For Rent tr Five ioom brick residence on Seventh street Bath room and other conven J K SPEARS lences Apply to j CLEARANCE SALE OF- - MISSES AND CHILDRENS Cctoe For Rent apply to C ARNSPARGER Nice cottage of four rooms SCHOOL SHOES Spring Heel Good Stock Nothhgr Shoddy Farm For Sale 190 acres of land eight miles south of Paris one mile from Hutchison situated on two good pikes Well watered elegant 10 room brick residence large tobacco barn and two tenement houses Ters at Easy News office or write to ADpfr The 20jantf LockiBox 30 Paris Ky Â¬ Tbey go at 75 ctsierpair ISGRIGGr Gocd values in other lines at Red iced Prices Better see these goods as they v go quick DAVIS i THOMSON W0 f i fii 6 THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP t m Owners BRUCE MILLER f Edltors 23K THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY But he hate the basin she went on He got a scholarship to go to Oxford for hes very clever my dear but it was not enough to keep him there and it was the year we did so badly with the wheat so father couldnt spare enough to let him go so then Bob gave in and said All right Ill go into lsinesis for I dont want to stay at rming So his uncle took him into the mantles where he might be doing well but I wish hed never gone to school I do then hed a been content to stay and help his father about the old place thats belonged to the Fry no one knows how long You can see their names in the churchyard It was in the churchyard amid the moss grown hieadstones that Miss Roscommon not only saw the names of many dead and gone Frys but made the acquaintance of the newcomer He came to her across the field that lay between the house and the church and she could see his fair hair shining in the sun He was tall and handsome she Â¬ Â¬ 7 1399 CAILKOAD TIME CARD THE MODEL BOY Once on a time there lived a lad who loved his books and rule And wept all through vacation cause there wasnt any school Who liked to dress up Sundays and to wash his hands and face And said hed rather be in church than any other place Who loved his Sunday school book tales of Patient Crippled Jane And hit ltd trashy stories like The Scalper of the Plain Who when his comrades came To bid him join their game Would tease his folks to let him stay at home and bring in wood Or let him weed the garden for hed rath- Â¬ er if he could When Christmas came the presents that be wished for most were those Called useful such as ties and gloves and handkerchiefs and clothes He screamed with disappointment If they gave him toys tis said And on the morning of the Fourth he asked to lie abed He loathed ice cream and lemonade and candy tarts and cake castor oil and rhubarb he deliberately Bui would take While jelly jam and pie Hed pass in horror by And when to town there chanced to come a circus or a show He always ran away and hid for fear hed have to go o in my youth when I had been particularly bad My patents or my grandma used to tell me of this lad And since Ive older grown I find that nearly every boy Has had this model child held up to pes- Â¬ ter and annoy If you should ask me where he lives I really do not know Perhaps in Iceland India or beside the Hoang Ho But this is safe to say Tta not in the U S A And though Ive never met him and am not expecting to Ive had aim pr ached to me so much Ill Â¬ thought My mother sent me to tel you that tea is ready Its half an hour earlier than usual Yes Ive just come down It all seems very beautiful after London doesnt it Its so beautiful said Mabel that I Â¬ --Joe Lincoln kill him when In L I do A W Bulletin Bk Borrowed Plumes By E Nesbit am beginning to wonder how I shall ever be able to leave it He walked beside her for awhile in silence then he said You were at GirtOD my mother tells me Dont you find this sort of thing strange after the stirring intellectual life there V She laughed a little I dont think we were very Intelshe began lectual feel so much all I have missed he If only my father had not sown said wheat that year Yes she said I know it was very hard She was interested in the boy for though he was of her own age he seemed to her infinitely young His naive blundering anxiety to let her see that he too knew all about the intel lectual life his respect for her as a Girton girl and above all a certain wistful sadness about his blue eyes 1 Â¬ Â¬ ITholiday cf yellow and the stonecrop and house leek in patches of green a house with Jong low rooms elbow grease and beds whose coarse homespun linen sheets smelt of lavender There were indeed two lavender bushes in the garden us well as roses and stocks sweet clove pinks ami old man The farm was stocked with in- Â¬ teresting live creatures- - cows pigs chickens turkeys and pigeons there were sheep dotting the downs behind the house and from the front windows across the orchard where the Bppl were beginning to grow hard and T6uiia you could sec The long shining blue line of the sea Mabel Roscommon liked that sea line and she liked the garden the orchard and the rest of it all but the turkeys She was a little afraid of these because she was by profession a high school teacher and had been taught how to manage children but not how to man ie turkeys an art by the way much arm pier Now she had come to th farm for her summer holidays To be alone was new to her for she was one of a large family and to be for whole weeks in this country was new to her too for she had never before been near the sea for more than a week at a time The down country was to her a reveÂ¬ WAh the ideal place for a summer -- a pleasant old farm with a red roof where lichens grew in patches presence seemed to promise a new in terest to life at the farm The promise was fulfiled He at tached himself frankly to Mis s Roscommons apron strings walked with her drove her in the market cart sat with her under the gray apple boughs lit- was and talked without ceasing well read was acquainted with modern as well as classic literature he quoted almost incessantly When he vu- - no Â¬ stirred her half amused sympathy His Â¬ than ever before And now she began to perceive glimpses of the real man of the passionate love of all things beautiful that had lain leneath his veneer of cheap culture He talked no more of literature and art Nor did he talk of himself But he spoke of his He father and she respected him spoke of his mother and the little dead sister and something like tenderness began to soften the respect She saw how the pastoral peace of the old place held his soul and she wondered how he could ever have torn himself from it to go into the mantles To go to colyes but into the mantles lege But this was one of the things of which he never spoke Her time for holiday was nearly over before she learned that he wrote verses Trembling and yet happy he read them to her one golden afternoon in the orchard And they were good verses They accentuated her curiosity as to his choice of a career The two were now so nearly friends that sb dared to speak her wonder Why she said you must love the country in your heart or you could never write like this you make deai little pictures in your verses I cant think why you ever chose to go into business instead of living here He flushed hotly and began to pull the dry grass from the roots of the apple tree I dont know he said I had nc idea what business meant I thought that in London I should have some chance of meeting intellectual people Thats a hateful phrase she said sharply Then Ill change it he said and the voice was a voice she had not heard beI wanted to co to London be fore cause I thought 1 had no chance here oi meeting you Oh of course 1 dont mean Miss Mabel Roscommon but you dont suppose have never dreamed ol a woman like you a woman who knows all the thing- - 1 want to know and never had the chance to know a woman 1 could worship as I worship you mj Ecornful lady His voice was hard defiant and hex eyes were hard and scornful She was very angry And so von thought you would meet me or my like among the young ladies serve in the mantles Thank Â¬ Â¬ A HOT LITTLE MAN STRANGER THAN FICTION A Bat He Was Quickly Called Down bj a Small Conductor with a Lnrge Nerve I was on a chair car in Texas a few right ago tother side of San Antonio said a New Orleans business man when a typical frontier tough got aboard He was a little chap but powerfully built and about half drunk As soon as he came in he drew a revolver that looked as big as a stovepipe and bawled out Im the hottest man this side Df El Paso I can lick any galoot on the train There were some ladies at the far end of the car and a good looking man who was with them hall rose as if to put a stop to the di turbance He reconsidered the enter prise however and sent for the cOfc dntor instead Meanwhile the wau dering eyes of the stranger lit on the head rests of the chairs which were rounded padded disks about a foot across Naturally they were suggest- Â¬ ive of targets and he proceeded odraw a bead on several The occupants promptly sought seclusion under tb seats greatly to the edification of the Yow wow bad man with the gun he roared Im the hottest gent in Texas Watch me plug that feller n the heel The passenger referred to crawied hastily iuto the wood box and to teM the truth we were all in a state of pitiable funk Just then the con el ucior came walking briskly in lie too was a little fellow but he had a voice like a megaphone Wheres that bad man We held our he boomed breaths and looked for a traged in Stanter Here I am yelled the other Yow eh ap Yes 1 Im the hottest heard about that said the conductor walking right up to him gimme that gun To my amazement the stranger permitted him to take it without the Now look here the least resistance conductor went on youre too warm for this car Weve got a stove here So you and you make it unpleasant got right out on that platform blast your eyes and stay there until you lose some of your heat The hot man meekly allowed himself to be propelled through the tloor and stayed on the platform all the rest of the tri The men inside looked at each othet rather sheepishly and tasked the conductor confidentially how he dared take such chances Oh there wasnt any risk he said I had the fellow siztd up If he had been somebody else I might have acted differently One of the first things youve got to learn in this business is how to tell a bluffer1 N O Times Democrat Â¬ Â¬ Such May He Classed This Tale t L NRB llaiu Unvarnished Facts 20 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1 Â¬ you You - quietly Please dont talk like one to annoy me just It was hard hitting the gloves of on both arent a snob really he said breath trunk- ides Each drew a long The level shadow of the tree lay thick and black across the -- UUVIU1K Al lions of style and of form How should she know that he had his own dreams which he managed to disguise under these quotations from the dreams of others Miss Roscommon was the first educated woman he had ever met and be seemed angonizedly anxious to lose no chance of showing her that he too had been educated that he was net merely the foolish boy she might have expected to find in the son of the house at a farm At first this sensitive insistent egotism amused Miss Roscom mon then it irritated her and at the end of three days she was as near hating Robert Pry as she had ever been to hating anyone --even the least loved professor at Cambridge Vet after all it was not possible to Mabel quite to hate anyone nor was it possible that Kobert Fry should ever be by anyone quite hated She had a very manly vein of tolerance and he a timid appealing manner which if not feminine was at least childlike But his quotations got on her nerves and the quiet charm of her holiday was shattered It was on the fourth evening that she spoke He had been standing beside her looking at the sea and suddenly broke the calm lation of the great silence to quote Mathew She had a big sitting room to herself Arnolds lines end shared the simple meals of the The sea of faith farmer and his wife The laborers and Was thus once at the full and round earths the maids ate at the lower end of the shore long table Mabel thought it was such Lay like the folds of a bright girdle furled a nice plan it reminded her somehow But now 1 wish you wouldnt she interrupt of the feudal system The dignified simplicity of farm life appealed to her ed almost peevishly His blue eyes turned on her with the Gradually a passion of love awoke in her for the little ordinary useful appealing look of a childs wear when everyday things the needful work re Â¬ one whom it trusts speaks with sudden peated at the appropriate hour the harshness Dont look at me like that she changing magic of morn and noon and evening the restful distances of down said her patience and her pretty man nd sea the intimate foregrounds of ners giving way together under the Its only hedge and orchard At first she read a strain of that absurd appeal came it to the country to rest good deal but gradually more and more that Mabel and time was spent with Mrs Fry T see you dont like me to talk to followed her in and out to the dairy collect you 1 am very sorry 1 never meant the kitchen to feed the pigs to the eggs And the eyes of the faded tu bore you Its very good of you to middle aged woman grew tender tell me straight out He ratseu his cap though her words were always the ex and turned to leave her I am Oh dont she said again planatory commonplace or the mourn 1 dont mean to be rude but so sorry ful biographical One wants to day when dont yon feel it too Rut one day it was the MissUoscommon first churned the but- rest from literature and all that sort am sure you feel it too of thitg ter- Mrs Fry sighed and said little Alice would ha been about only you think a person from Jirton She of wants jour age if shed lived 1 own 1 should doesnt this sort you entertainingants to she just v I assure ha dearly to ha taught her to churn Mabel kissed look about and see things happen see It wa thai night that how the flowers grow and what the Mrs Fry when she said good night and almost wished as she crept beÂ¬ pigs eat and how the sheep come into tween the cold lavender sheets that she the fold and wonder how the chickens fed bad been born a farmers daughter know when its time to be stood looking at her still wist Â¬ lie Jt She had discovered her vocation as she had steadfast Â¬ fully was not teaching You re not angry with me arc you ly believed nor literature as she bad secretly dreamed her true vocation he said Angry No of course not and you was the pastora life not to forget me It was the great life of the world the hurry mustnt be angry withme because I of und bustle the cleverness im bravery very bad tempered doing it to please only the wise and the great not to forget know you were you wont an more them to honor then- from alar but me Hut not necessary Its to lake no farther part in the si rile and you What am I to talk about then to watch it struggle of strenuous life I hive an idea she said flashing a from the sate jhaven of tha little lite the Let us never iwwi wta of ih - farm brilliant smile at him ouitt oroereu miu iin r- -i we udc This was he i vocation her fate was talk at aw uniess to say svmt tuiug hih school teaching cam home th vcry much want at her but his snrne He smiled back When Kobert Fry was a little sad Yet he accepted the onlv son of his mother the farmet of conversation In the first wife Mabel shared in the bustle Ot new basis his day or two their talk lost in bulk but hrraldec -- int nrfnaration that Then Miss Kos Up was in business in Lon- - in quality it gained r fact that he was awoke to the don but he was coming home tor hi common as much as ever and she more talking holiday bis mother said Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 i iailll VA UUU1U Ul C - Â¬ Â¬ 1 i i I 1 Vjp orchard grass You despise me he said MALARIA FROM PLANTS dont trj to make me despise you Not that yov could I know you better than yot rhe Disease May Be Contracted from know yourself How could 1 know what the Soil in the Window J chance there was for me in London Garden have found you and found you here There is an undoubted prejudice If I had gone to college if my fathei against house plants in the sleeping had not sown wheat that year I should room which has not seemed to be jus be your social equal and a gentleman tified by anything that has been proved OxYou have a great deal of faith in against the plants Most of such pop ford she said with cold malice Youll only be sorry afterwards he nar ideas however embody a truth Why hit a man when hes down and it is not always wise to ignore them said I love you from your head to your feet I has been recently found that ma I love your voice and your dear browr lan has been propagated among per eyes and that smile of yours I lov sona sleeping in a room in which plants you body soul and spirit but Im no were growing in boxes tilled with ma worthy to tell you so Forgive me ant larial soil Several cases of this dis forget it It was for you I wanted tc ease in winter have been recently go to college for you I went to Lon- traced by physicians to this cause The don I was a fool but it was for you germs seemed to thrive in the heated air because I have dreamed of 3011 all mj of the house When we remember the Now Ive told you and its al source from which the soil around life house plants is obtainetl and the comover Intent only on dressing in a hurry What are you going to do Shal mon use of rotted earth often from Her voice malarious swamps in preparing the attending to the furnace and arousing you go back to London soil it is strange that this complaint th1 kitchen girl to the necessity of hav was low and not quite steady ing a cup of hot coffee for Aunt PenelNo Ive had enough of that I shal has not been made before It is quite possible to have too many ope at 630 and forgetting all about stay here and help my father to worl computations of a the farm Yes I shall have books i house plants A few blooming house his reflections and he hastened down know you despise them but thats be- plants are a pleasure in th living room few hours before cause you have got all you want oui but the practice of some families i stairs the recollection o his willful Then of them I shall help to farm the lane filling all the sunnv windows with boxew of dark earth for the cultivation negligence his indolent calculation of and look after my motherland read and of flowers during the winter and spring chances came upon him wkh a rush try to forget you The air of the rooms seemed somehow He had risen and stood looking dowr months is not one to be commended different Hastily he lighted the gas at her She rose too They stood look The most essential thing in any home and looked about him He saw noth Â¬ ing at each other He was no longer i is the health and comfort of the mem ing unusual The house had not been boy in her eyes he was a man anc bers of that home If flowers shut out entered her master She perceived now how the the sunshine fhen the flowers must be Ah no given up affectations that had annoyed her were ence is however delightful their pres With a feeling akin to sorrow he There is no such objection to not part of the man but merely the a conservatory built especially for the narrator admits it Fact is stranger trappings he had put on foolishly accommodation of plants though it is than fiction and when reenforced by an vainly put on to gain her approval possible to introduce the germs of ma- overwhelming array of figures it would She thought of his life alone at the case even in The be madness to fly in the face of it with farm She thought of her hie alone li larious earthflowers in this houses is the trumped up story of a burglary many objection to the crowded high school She raisee thev mav occupy the sunny win that had only one chance in 7300 of that her eyes to his and her eyes were ful dows that the members of the family taking place Chicago Tribune of tears During a should sit in and enjoy A Glue Cement Dont be unhappy about me he great deal of their time of growth house I oujjit never to havt said eagerly This is unrivaled for cementing pa plants are not ornamental but sim told you and it is not so hard really ply a promise While summer plants per cloth leather earthenware wood as if I had never known you for then are restiug from growth it is better to etc Soak one pound of white fish glue I could never have settled down here keep them in a well lighted cellar than fcr four hours in 30 fluid ounce of cold where I really belong and have dont up stairs where they are not often or- water turn into a glue pjt and slowly I should have wan my plain duty namental and are certain to be more stir in four ounces of dry white lead dered all over the world looking foi or less in the way This applies to ge previously mixed in two fluid ounces of you Now I shall have the raemorj raniums begonias of some kinds and hot water Place the glue pot ovt r the of you to keep me company and I car to the vast majority of the sumrneT fire for ten minutes then allow the do what I ought to have done long ago blooming plants which must be taken contents to cool to about 100 de grees Fahrenheit This temperature and what I should have wanted to dc in during the winter X Y Tribune achieved stir in vigorously four fluid wanting to find you You are but for Pretty Things to Wear I air ounces of 00 per cent alcohol and the not to be unhappy I am not of double faced satin rib- cement is complete It will dry very Belts made glad feh bon are fastened together in the front rapidly when applied to any material Her teas brimmed over and is none last ic and extremely hard This then was the nature he hac with a small easp Tinv ruffles of ribbon or gauze have Should it be required pliable add from thought too poor to show her this lie drawing string the gauze being plain two to four ounce of ghirrin St soul he had covered up with borrowed a or embroidered Louis Kepublic plumes Charming neck ruffles that will iast Forgive me he said again A Snvor CiiKtard ought not to have told you but I nevei well are made of silk and flower petal Whip up the white of one egg and the thought it would hurt you like this in white black and shaded colorings Shell combs curve closely round the yolks of two stir in sue wineglassful Believe me I shall be glad all my life of strong cold beef tea a flavoring of that have known you and all the farm modish hJr knots and give perfect sup salt and a teaspoonfu of cream But- and 1he fteia about will be dear to me pot to winter hats Velvet picture hats are adorned iter a deep smau pie viisn pour in ina forever now You will do me good and with plumes tinted in harmonizing above mixture and set in a shallow pan not evil all the days of your life containing boiling water Boil gently She made two steps toward him and shades with mousseline de soie and ii this for ten minutes or until set a laid her arm on his shoulder and her chenille spotted ends that tie in large Cincinnati Commercial Tribune bow and ends in front Chicg Rec wet cheek to his ord I will please Ood she said Smoked Salmon borrowed plumes lnid fallen Baked Cabbage the salmon into thin slices soak Cut The away and there was nothing now beCut fine said cook in the usual way for 15 or 20 minutes in warm water tween his soul and hers The Sketch then add a teacup of cracker crumbs a drain and dry on a soft towel then up of sweet cream and three well broil over a quick Are Serve on a hot So Near and Yet So Far eggs mix and bake 20 minutes plate with a little butter and lemon The distance from the farthest point beaten Hnme juice rubbed together Ladies Homo in a buttered pudding dish of polar discoveries to the pole itself Magazine Journal is 460 miles Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m Mr Greenup had neve forgotten to look 333 p m 627 p m after the valuable portable property of the family before retiring to rest at From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m night From Maysville 72 a m 325 p m It was his invariable custom to ioek up the jewelry gold and silver ware DEPARTURE OF TRAINS and other tempting articles of like na- Â¬ ture in a cunningly devised closet of To Cincinnati m 315 a m 751 a m 340 p his own invention let into the wall of To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m the dining room so skillfully that the 545 p m 1014 p m most experienced burglar would never To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m suspect its presence 1016 p m Then having concealed in a some- Â¬ To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent what similar way whatever money he happened to have about him Mr Green- Â¬ ups unvarying habit was to examine the fastenings of the doors and windows place a sheet of zinc or tin under the rug at the foot of the stairway leading up to the sleeping apartments the mission of this sheet of metal being to emit a loud noise when stepped on after which he always went to bed EAST BOUND For the proper understanding of this t t 8Ham JtOOpra narrative it is necessary to emphasize Lv Louisville 1115am ti4Upm the fact that these precautions had Ar Lexington Lv Lexington 1125am 850pm 830am 550pm never been omitted no matter how late Lv Winchester ll5Sani 923pm 915am 6iipm Mt Sterling the hour To observe them had become Ar Washington 1225pm 950pm 950am 7U3pm Ar 6mm lUpm Ar Philadelphia 1015am 705pm second nature with Mr Greenup 1240nn 908pm One night last week however when ArNew York on the point of making hi- - usual rounds WEST BOUND he was disturbed by the loud ringing of 730am 450pm leSBani 250pm Ar Winchester the door bell H00am 520pm 735ain 315pm Ar Lexington 911am 630pm On going in person to answer it he Ar Krankfort A r Shelby ville 1001am 72tpm found a boy with a telegram 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville The telegram was to the effect that Trains marked thus f run daily exsn elderly aunt of his wifes was on her cept Sunday other trains run daily way to visit the family and would be Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without at the station at six oclock the next morning Would he please meet her change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or there any information call on To comply with this request it would F B Carr be necessary for him to set the alarm NRR Agent L clock for five a in orGEORGE W Barney Paris Ky No boy theres no answer Div Pass Agent He closed and locked the door and Lexington with the telegram in his hand went upstairs to reassure his uneasy wife and to set the alarm clock Then he undressed and went to bed Cincinnati By Five minutes later when on the point Frankfort of falling to sleep he remembered with a sensation like a sudden jolt that he ELKHORN ROUTE had forgotten to secure the family val uables and examine the doors and win LOCAL TIME iARD in effect dows Dh EMBEli are 18 8 First time in 20 years he said to himself as he prepared to get up again EAST BOUND Then he lay back and reflected No 1 No 3 No 5 Twenty years And in all that ime Phrr Fas Mjxe1 there has never been any attempt to IjVe tiKiinforta COpm 7utam 3 4upui 7 Ham 352pra 120pm break into this house I have spent let Lve Elkhoru 7 lham 4 LveSwitzer 135pm me see at least ten minutes every night Lve Mtam ping Grnd 7 iam 4 tpm 155pm 10pm 7 34ai 46pmi Lve D vans locking things up Twenty times 305 7 3D im 422pm Lveiohnson thats easy is 700 Ten times that fig Lve Georgetown 7 4iam 42 pm 230pm ure is 7 000 Great Scott I bare spent Lve C S Ky Depot b 7 50am 4 38pm 3 00pm 8 I am 4 48om Lve Newtown 73000 minutes thats over 1200 hours Lve Centreville NJaaml 4 rHpmj 8 3lam 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth or 120 working days of ten hours each 40am 5 10pm Arr Pan c In doing something that has proved to ffifflE2E2HaBB be absolutely useless And I havent WEST BOUND allowed anything for leap years PerNo 2 No 4 No 6 haps Ive been away from home enough Pass Pas Mixed 001111 o 4upm nights to make up for that Four solid Lve Paris c 4ium 5 50 pm away And never a bur- Lve Elizabeth months thrown 9 4Sam 5 55pm Lve Centreville Newtown 9fi3m H 3pna glar If one wanted to get in hed do Lv C Lvfl Ry Depot b 10 2sam 6 17pm 7 50am it anyhow Does it seem likely that the Lve Georgetown 10 3 arn 20pm 7 51 am nam 2pm one night in 7300 when I miss locking Lve Johnson 0 Lve Duvall things up is to be the one night that Lve Stamping Grnd 10 43am 6 32pm 8 22am lC50am 9pm 11 OOim 6 4upm 8 40am some burglar i going to select for rob Lve Switztr 11 07am 6 50 pm 8 55am Hardly Ill run my Lve Elkhorn a bing this house 11 20am 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Fronkort chances of it anyway1 Dtly except Sunday And he went to sieep N b connects with Q a Connects with L counects with Ky Central The night sped away No sound disturbed the peaceful slumbers of Mr Greenup KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS Until five a m P M AM iAMi m 340 70 Lv Frank Tort Aril 20 7h Then the alarm clock aroused him In all the years of his married life Â¬ Â¬ wm 01 pi TIME TABLE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 H Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ t 42 n0 840 Ar 830 Ar 618 1142 Ar 72J 100 Ar 750Lv Â¬ Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Kichmond ArjlOr MI Lv 930 Lv 545 Lv 709 Lv 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CINCINNATI O i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY Mir FAMOUS INDIAN RELICS v xsl-JS-L 7 1899 ROGER WAS GENEROUS wfflcjwftd Ml Facta from the History of the Brandt Red Jacket and Condo Â¬ lence Belta In the historic Van Cortlandt manor house at Croton X Y is a porthole In which the birds build their nests mud raise their young unmindful of the use cf their peaceful home in the early coÂ¬ lonial days Just under the porthole in the dining room hangs a picture of Joseph Brandt the Mohawk chief who in contrast to hia warlike deeds translated the Gospel of St Mark into the Mohawk language Above the portrait hangs a wampum belt which is the celebrated Brandt belt Col John Be Peyster Douw of Poughkeepsie a veritable son of the revolution his father having joined the Albany county militia immediately after his graduation from Yale colÂ¬ blood and kidney Cost of Nicaragua Canal The estimates as to the cost of constructing the Nicaragua Canal var from 115000000 How different are the estir to 150000000 mates of the people as to the value of Hostet ters Stomach Bitters for stomach liver nervousness and sleeplessness agreeable medicine to take as well as does good everywhere that this remedy is unsurpassed for indigestion biliousness constipation diseases It is agreed But It Was with Something He Couldnt Keep All to Himself A little boy in a North side kindergarten has discovered at an early age the art of making others do unto him the things he would like to have done by inducing them to believe they are getting the chief enjoyment themselves W hen the hour for lunch- Â¬ eon arrives Roger eats his own very quickly in fact in quite the bolting fashion of the bear he pretends to impersonate Then be is ready for his play Im a hungry little grizzly bear he rars threateningly and I want you to fill me up Come hurry up little boys and girls fill me up fill me up or Ill grind your bones to make my bread And the children enjoying the subtle frolic of the youngster proceed to drop into the small hungry mouth bits of cake and sections of oranges and pieces of bread and butter and an occasional morsel of candy until the little grizzly bear has emptied every lunch basket in the kindergarten and is the only filled up youngster in the school But the time came when Roger found something to give in return for the filling process He arrived at the kindergarten one morning with a nice aggravated case of whooping cough and in 24 hours every companion in his class had caught it from him Naturally he would give it away you explained the ironic teacher deknow Roger is such a gen- Â¬ prived of her school Chicago Chronicle erous child Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Good Hough on the Doctor hto Mrs Bright Johnny did the doctor remote hotel that doesnt keep a dic- Â¬ come while I was out tionary and on coming down in the Johnny suspending horning was asked bv the landlord how ma He felt my pulse his play at Yes looked my he rested 0 replied the gentleman tongue and shook his head and said it I suffered nearly all night from in was a serious case and he left a pre Â¬ omnia The landlord was mad in a scription and said hed call agajn in minute and roared Til bet you two the evening dollars there aint one in my house Mrs Bright Graciousme It wasnt Kennebec Journal you I sent him to see it was the baby Ally SI ope r Theyre Living In Town Xow When you and I were young lass Wise Lad I roamed the fields with you What will happen to you if you are In rustic swings we swung lass good little boy And the sky above was blue asked the kindly old But years have filtered by lass lady Since you and I roamed there Ill get a stick of candy for being Now we seldom see the sky lass good Through the smoke that fills the air Chicago Record And what will happen to you if you are bad A NEW DYE Ill get two sticks of candy for prom ising to try to be good Chicago Post A Caribou man lately wandered Libel on a Firat Claaa Hotel It is such an It tastes good You are preparing a new edition of your popular novel said the caller replied the novelist I am Well 1 have a proposition by which we may both make money Where you say She glued her lips to hi why not add Using Stackers celebrated glue Phila delphia North American We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Props Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm Truax Wholesale Druggists ToWest ledo O Waiding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best Current Literature mood Your heart beats over one hun- Â¬ dred thousand times each day Hows This One hundred thousand supplies of good or bad blood to your brain Which is it If bad impure blood then your You are troubled brain aches with drowsiness yet cannot sleep You are as tired in the morning as at nieht You have no nerve power Your food does you but little good powders cannot cure you Stimulants tonics headache but Opens February 23 In the Ozark Mountains Delightful eilmate Beautiful scenery off her engagement with the count Is it Unequaled medicinal waters Cheap exit his cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco Judge true anything to prevent it Illustrated Yes she ran across a chance to get a Line Address J O Plank Manager Room Leonard Gansevoort who in 1832 two American duke at the Fame figure Chicago Journal II Arcade Century Building or Frisco years after the death of Red Jacket Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway St The Worm Tnrna presented it to his grandson the pres- Â¬ Louis Mo Ton Can Get Allens Fnot Knse FREE Jove cried Henpeck let me hide ent owner Write to day to Alleu S Olmsted Le Boy Whats the matter now Col Douws father and grandfather asked N Y for a FREE sample of Allens Foot A Skillful Man Mrs H were on the most friendly terms with Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It Mrs Crimsonbeak A western paper tells sweating Theres a policeman out there and the several Indian tribes His grand cure9 chilblains makes Newdamp swolleu us about a tornado that struck a train and aching feet It or tight shoes I am afraid hell have me up for polyg father Judge Volckert P Douw the easy An instant cure for Corns and Bun- the only man in it who wasnt hurt was the amy I seem to have married you and stanch old patriot who refused to hold ions All druggists and shoe stores sell it 2k- baggage man Mr Crimsonbeak Perhaps he succeded your mother and all the rest of your office under the British knew Red in checking it Yonkers Statesman Yes but Shes pretty enough family Harlem Life Jacket better than did any other white theres lead poisoning into bite face prepaJ those Most people who go off on a trip talk man Col Douw has also a belt of arations Cleveland Plain Dealer On the Verce of Success about it too much when they return Atchicondolence presented to his grandfa- Â¬ son Globe Kitty O pa how much beer would There many a day of trouble and doubt ther by the Six Nations on the death He struck it St Jacobs Oil struck his For the man who is trying to rise It take to dye all my dollies frocks red Rheumatism It was stricken out of a favorite daughter Theres many a baleful wind blows out Told you so In one night cured St JaPa Beer Why you cant dye things Of the clouds that obscure the skies cobs Oil masters Lumbago Rev Dr William H Ten Eyck late Half the men who attempt to tell you a And many a heartache many a tear with beer child of New Brunswick has in his posses- Â¬ funny story forget it Atchison Globe He forces aside with a laugh Kitty O but Im sure I heard ma Until finally people begin to appear The impression made by beauty is more sion another belt of condolence also say it was beer that made your nose so than skin deep Chicago Daily Xews With requests for his autograph presented to Judge Douw as is shewn - Lawsakes It cured my aches St Jacobs Cleveland leader red pa--Fby the playing card attached The Oil makes no miriakes See there A bad sprain cured and St HE COlLD iOT UNDERSTAND card a A reads Outside the Risk Jacobs Oil cured it Belt of Condolence on the Death of my Life is not ail a merry RkatC THE MARKETS Dont be a reckless crank Dauter aty Hoffman by the Six Na Â¬ The mot successful dentist only lives Vhere ice is thin and crowds are great Cincinnati Feb4 6 from hand to mouth Chicago Daily News tions of Indians in December 1773 00 Just stay right on the bank LIVESTOCK Cattle common 3 90 This belt is 23 inches in length and 4 75 4 25 Select butchers Detroit Free Press 25 6 51 to three in width and has four diamond CALVES Pair andgood light 3 7U 3 40 HOGS Coarse heavy A Diploma Jlst s hoped figures on it of purple beads 3 73 t 3 8 Mixed packers I say Jimmie dyer ma beat yer 3 75 35 Light shippers the remainder of the belt being of white SHKEP Choice 3mi U 4 lO when yer got in last night 5 4 75 beads N Y Tribune LAMB No you bet she didnt 2 55 2 75 FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat--N- o rid new 0 7J My you got off eaty 71 TRAITS OF THE CHINESE 3 w in 177G is the fortunate posses- Â¬ sor of the Red Jacket belt This belt except in length is identical with the Brandt belt It is five feet nine inches long and six and one half inches wide not including the fringe at each end of worsted worked in white beads and is in a perfect state of preservation Indifference Â¬ In the Josh I never could see that them as- mous latter years of his life the faSeneca chief lived near Niagara tronomers were much use anyway He sold the belt to John Crysler who Hiram Why not gave it to Josh Well here theyre telling us the father-in-la- his son Ralph M Crysler of the late Judge Al theres a comet comin flyin towards exander B Johnson Ralph Crysler the earth and not one of them is doin father-in-lagave to w lege Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Creseent Hotel Enreka Â¬ More for Her Money I hear that your daughter has broken kansas Sprlns Ar Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ will Â¬ Â¬ - It makes the liver kidneys skin and bowels perform their proper work It removes all im purities from the blood And it makes the blood rich in its life- giving properties You will be more rapidly cured if you will take a laxative dose of Â¬ Â¬ To Hasten Recovery Â¬ Ayers pills each night un We have the exclusive services of some of the most eminent physicians In Lowell Mass arouse the sluggish liver and thus cure biliousness WrtSo to oop Doctors They four-of-hear- ts the United States Write freely all the particulars in your case Address DR J C A YER 1 she was fraid Id yell Yes you so loud Id wake the baby Illustrated re American They Are Close Ilnrgain Makers Bat Not Saj Blabmore Admitting that Boobley is henpecked Im surprised that his wife boasts of it Babway Does she indeed Blabmore Yes shes been frequent- heard to say that shes made him what he is to day Koxbury Gazette The Chief Hero Little Edgar Papa who was the greatest hero of the war Papa Capt Bibbleson I guess His magazine tory is three pages longer thau any of the rest of them has written Chicago Daily News Moneys the root of ail evil As the civilized person agrees It is only the savage who thinks he May find Ott stuff growing on trees Chicago Daily News A CONSIDERATE 1K Much for Her Invariably Carry Out Their Pledges Fairly Â¬ The Untutored Savage LOVER Hj5s5kfrS mm under Suitor after break those circumstances our engagement Lcould not think of depriving a young lady of her inher itance Harlem Life a pause Well sir we will Â¬ as my daughter of age she can suit herself as to mar is rying you but the day she does 1 will cut her off without a penny Parent Of course Â¬ A Chicago Tribune Chicago Tribune Mure to the 1urpute Have you no fears for the future None answered the new theatrical star her eyes flaming I have a past And it was ever present with her How He Proposed Do you believe in expansion Along the cool sequestered vale of life He keeps the noiseless tenor of his way He also keeps afar from worldly strife The tenner that 1 lent him tother day rd up Mr Noodle Noodle Xo quite the contrary I believe in making two one Brooklyn Life Very Much Heated The Circassian Whats the matter with the two Fire Eaters The Wild Man Oh some hot words passed between them X Y Journal Dauber terior interests - Difference I eonfeiss that 1 have no ul I live - Â¬ Friend Youd find it much less agreeable to live bj- it Town Topic No Keaemblance like one for my art A Clarke No doesnt act jlUier- - -- Town Tonics actor does he Creton Barnes doesnt look like an The Chinese are a far different peoÂ¬ ple from what we have pictured them to be We hear them spoken of as be sotted benighted treacherous and un reliable heathen a mercurial change able and trifling people But such are 4a not the facts To be sure they are close in making a bargain bu when they Old Party Whats the matter iittl have made a bargain it is their nature boy to stick to it relit iously They may Little Boy Gwan wot yo know craw out of a very small hole but there X Y Evening bout bein in love should be no holes in a business con Journal Plain at first afterward no dis Â¬ tract Sword The Pen and the pute is the prudent aphorism of the pen is mightier than the sword The Chinese If here is t mitunderstand And longer lingers on the scene ing however they will instantly and For when the sword has finished up without apparent effort drop on it and The pen takes to the magazine Cincinnati Fnquirer invariably take advantage of it That is business They are acute and careful A Way Widows Have and dili I always look out for number one merchants patient faithful gent workmen an servants and above said the selfish man dont you said the peron ad all they are great lovers of family rel Well hardly dressed who happened to be a widow atives an home The entire population of China is di 1 am looking out for number two Scholars vided into four classes viz Tit Bits farmers artisans or workmen and Suspicions merchants In social rank scholars What are those roses worth stand highest as brains control ideas Those are 250 a dozen The agriculturist comes- next because Is that your regular figure or hav he produces something out of nothing you marked them up because Im a The artisan comes third because by Chicago Tribune plumber hand and brain he brings into useful ness material that would rthrwise re A Fearful Example Prof Stuffer always discourses on main crude and worthless The mer chant comes- last for the reason that he the evils of gluttony before dinner neither produces nor increases the in Why Because after dinner he i9 not able I herent value or usefulness of anything He simply trades upon the needs and Chicago Record to discourse labors of others Ao man is more cau Â¬ Prejudiced tious shrewd and exact in his business grace They say she was embodied affairs however than the average Chi As on the chair she sat nese merchant But 1 I failed to see it she As a race the Chinese are peaceable my hat Was sitting on N Y World quiet unassuming more of the philo sophic nature than of the enthusiastic A CItlCIAL TEST rnd seldom enter tipon a route the enf of which is invisible As nation they They excel all others in politeness have brought the art of lubricating the friction which is sure to arise in the in Â¬ tercourse of man with man to uch a perfection that they are olite to the greatest degree imaginable They sel Â¬ dom if ever intentionally make a disa Â¬ MR greeable or offensive remtrk jefferds in American Traoe A Beast That Smokes The most fatigued or refractory dromedary is refreshed and brought to submission by a few whiffs of the fra Â¬ grant weed and if any arduous journey is to be performed he calls for hir Hear at intervals and enjoys it with a and air of contentment which Talk about spunk fellers Ive been placidity ludicrous A triangular kicking little Tommy fer de last teu Hie almost wooden holder is first inserted into his N minutes and he aint cried yet mouth and the cigar is then lighted and Y Journal placed in the holder The dromedary Nothing Ecape Her closes his eyes in ecstatic anticipation a desperate little flirt Shes such and then smokes diligently until the That i believe shed try cigar is exhausted By the time the To get up a fiirtation with weed is finished the dromedary is in fine A rain beau in the sky Judge condition The process of recuperation is often repeated a dozen times a day Sufficient Cincinnati Commercial Tribune The Sweet Young Thing But why Cheshire Cheese chould no5 women enter politics The Savage Bachelor Too many Cheshire cheese owes its excellence bosses there now Indianapolis Jour- partly to geological causes the red nal sandstone and bowlder clay with its immense salt deposits of which the Her Question country is formed producinga herbage I told her she wouti take the cake My bashful 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much in a name or at least The Great Lakes by W S Harwood I think so said Albert Gerard Thiers the tenoT who once sang for old CeteSet n the Living Turtle to Sepa- - Mr Harwood says While waiting for my steamer to be wayo king of the Zulus Mr Gerard the Boar Layers of th Hnnu in carried through canal locks of the Soo Thiers several years ago bore the TeuWhich He Lives A Business That I stood one summer day near a hill on tonic cognomen of Theiss and had it tSlruck an Observer as Heartless which now stands Fort Brady over- - changed to Thiers His fame spread and There are many articles of daily and looking the rapids Of the SOO as theV his mirldlfi namo wns ornrlrlprl in his Klir- ibourly use constantly passing before flow from Lake Superior down into the name with a hyphen ur eyes and through our hands about St Marys river and so on to join at I am more French than German the production of which we know com last the waters of Huron On the top of he continued and my vocal method is aratively little or nothing An inter unis mil as nearly as l could decide not at all German Many people lm from the topography of the country agine that a German vocalist is a mas Feating example of this is tortoise shell witnessed two centuries and a ter iom which oombs and hairpins are wasago one of the most remarkablequar- - son of the guttural and that is one rea VOU one groaflp besides a multitude of trinkets ter why I had my name changed I have Sar the dressing table the desk and of the most significant scenes in the no tire indira ae ainst the ftprman meth- AND GOODS vihe pocket Fierce crusades have been history of the new world It has been od only I prefer the French method of Instituted in recent years against the brilliantly described and I may but singing People who were introduced to me used to ask if I was German As I ifilaughter of birds for the procurement mention it On June 14 671 a strange body of speak French and not German I conxf their plumage for hat trimmings rand yet I venture to say that the proc men was assembled on this hill It was cluded to change my name to Thiers tsee of procuring tortoise shell is a cru- composed of foar classes the official My wife is an American but she has elty to animal life which far exceeds representatives of the king of France lived so long in Paris that she speaks Â¬ the Catholic missionaries the voyageurs French like a native and has nothing that to which birds are subjected In the eighties I happened to be down and the Indians Weeks before word German in her appearance or manners of Did you sing in French to King In Blueficlds on that awful Mosquito had been sent out to the chiefs of 14 rethe different tribes of Indians in the Cetewayo coast and at the invitation of one gion to meet at the Soo on the date No I sang in English The old JUanuel Latona who was the owner and mentioned An immense cross of wood Zulu was in captivity when I saw him captain of a small schooner went with Jtiim to the cay El Roncador for tortoise was made and carried to the top of the in Africa I was singing in Cape Colony the shell This cay gets its name which in hill overlooking timber swift flowingÂ¬ in my boyhood days with an English rapids A stout with an en opera company and after it stranded I English would be the Snorer from the exceedingly angry surf which can be graved plate on it was set up near the visited the dethroned African monarch heard for a long distance breaking over deep hole in the ground which was to The English kept him guarded at a farmhouse but allowed him privileges the reefs This is the cay on which a hold the foot of the cross When all had assembled St Lusson I sang several operatic airs for him but couple of years back the historic old GOODS GOODS hip Kearsarge was wrecked and bat- the representative of the king lifted in they did not please him and in despair one hand a clod of earth and in the I tried Old Dog Tray He liked it tered to pieces El Roncador is nothing more or less than a typical coral is- other his naked sword and in the name and when told the story he said a dog land such as is found throughout the of his most Christian majesty the king was faithful and wished me to sing it southern seas three quarters of a mile of France took possession of the laud again Then he embarrassed me exceed AND LOOK OF long perhaps and not more than a em bracing in his assumption all the ingly by presenting me with two of his quarter of a mile across its widest part region from the north to the south sea wives Each was more than six feet in height and black as the ace of spades I Surrounding the island is a reef inside and extending to the ocean on the west The cross was then raised before the declined his royal offer although he deof which the water is smooth and rath- the representatives of er shallow and at the bottom of this motley throng in their most gorgeous clared the wives would not be missed New York Commercial shallow water there grows a peculiar the government i suits the priests in their rich vest Â¬ kind of sea grass which is a dainty ments the voyageurs in their hunting DINING AND FEEDING food for the turtle tribes There is also garb of skins the Indians in their most CLOAKS found on the top of the water inside the American Table Manners Not So Open to xeef a sort of small blubber fish called fantastic feathers and paint As theÂ¬ Criticism as Formerly assumed position the priests in in Spanish dedalcs cr thimble fish cross a stately chant of the seventeenth It has been conceded that the degree AND YCU ALAVAYS TO BUY which is perhaps the greatest delicacy toned century Then the French exclaimed of civilization a people has reached may the entire turtle menu one historian be accurately measured by its dietary Vive while GOOD GOODS The turtle whose shell is valued in puts itle roi Indians as howled in con- Now some one has said that the the commerce is a small species known as American feeds the Englishman dethe hawk bill There are other varie- cert In view The plate upon the smaller timber vours the Frenchman dines ties which come to El Roncador to bore an engraved inscription denoting of this statement one wonders what the pawn but they are net molested DurEnglish have been doing through the ing the night the turtles crawl up on the kings possession of the land centuries to have advanced so little We the shore to lay their eggs each female do not pretend to answer for them but A SCENE IN SALON1CA depositing on an average about 70 To would say for ourselves we have been do this they dig holes in the sand about hewing our way through forests pio- two feet deep and fter laying the eggs The Jews and Jewesses That Inhabit the neering in every direction in every Heart of the Town ovcr thczn CYX so deftly that it is al 701 In the true ghetto in the noisome sense ample apology for feeding inmost impossible for a novice to find heart of the town where the cobbled stead of dining ihem These eggs are really delicious streets run slimy and the people chaffer But of course it was a Frenchman Tivhen roasted but the turtle fishers are who made the declaration and of butchers for the refuse of the careful not to destroy those they do not with the house and chicken block you course he made it long ago when mortake for food so as to promote as much slaughter unchanged Jew of the middle tifying though it be honesty compels as possible the increase of this valuable see the Be he bearded grandsire or tiny us to acknowledge that we may have ages ea reptile At night the Ishers conceal con boy he wears a long loose gabardine to been guilty Times however and themselves along the shore as well as have changed and not even the heels and the fez of his masters If ditions possible and when the turtles come up his is well to do the garment may be most bigoted Frenchman will refuse to jf the on the beach tbey rush he or it may be of silk but it admit that when the American has HOUSE AID LOT AND BLACK Â¬ and turn them over on their backs fur bordered point he will have forth could not more surely be soiled and reached the dining with iron hooks leaving them secure in greasy if the law required it so With more to dine upon than any other man OF in The culture this position until morning SMITH SHOP FOR SALE marriage this survivor of the dark ages in the world demand all theof man his art in The tortoise shell of commerce is not grows a beard full and thick and griz- America w ill Importance Of National PARIS KENTUCKY as is generally believed the horny cover- zled in the old men wiry and black and cuisine that France by study has evolvDESIRE to sell my honse and ot X 2with blacksmith shop at Jacksoning or shell proper of the turtle it is very sparse in the younger heads of fam ed with the added merit of honesty in Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls ville Ky 1 will sell for half cash bal the scales which cover the shield These ilioo TViio ic aa if is in Hast Hrnan his food the disguises incident to povpromptly answered Your work is mce in twelve mouths For further ficales are 13 in number 8 of them beAXONE WayaUd Chicago aad Berlin but when J solicited Prices reasonable particulars address or call on supply in ing flat and the other 5 somewhat curved you look upon the wives and daughters There is no BEN J F SHARON CONTAINS BOTH we have not the advantage and are flat are quite which Tour of those that Q3oct tf Jacksonville Ky in Salouicas ghetto you see mediaeval we are learning to use our materials as large sometimes being as much as 12 characters who have staid in the east sG a year rapidly as we have been obliged to Daily bv mail inches long and 7 inches broad nearly but sent no representatives abroad Advertisement I things Ella Morris transparent and beautifully variegated 8 a year Jewesses love display and court learn all other Womans Home Com- Daily and Sunday by uiaiL These DEALER IN in color with red yellow white and admiration They are much fairer than Kretschmar in ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT efpanion dark brown clouds which give the Furniture Window Shades Oil men milky skinned with a pale fects so fully brought out when the shell the flush as if they were hothouse Cloths Carpets Mattresses What Wrestlers Should Eat There is a place An old adage reads is properly polished A turtle of aver- pink Their clothes are gay red green Bte The Japanese wrestlers are a race of is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper in for everything and for everything to be age size will furnish about eight pounds bred and blue being their favorite colors in its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATCH they often weigh from 14 to 2 the World Special attention given to Undertak- Â¬ ol these laminae or scales each piece and the married women all wear decel giants At tne Imperial hotel in Tokyo should find a place in the home of every stona ing and Repairing being from an eighth to a quarter of an lete bodices fashioned very low in front once they brought their champion wres- Price 5 cents a copy By mail 2 a yr DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The Main in thickness inch Street Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by Paris Ky and showing a fancy shirt of embroidery tler to my room He was prodigious in Address THE SUN New York It is the method by which these scales the people and is always ready to fight either reveals the mold lace fair as baby He for the cause of the people IT STANDg are loosened which is the repulsive part and their which or makes startling ex Â¬ size and as fat and strength a but looked forms was a Hercules in SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLATare not of of the business The turtlts of the forms themselves Their overgrown cherub of Correggio FORM without the aid or consent of the killed as that would lead to their ex- Â¬ posuresare always quite bare This in a like an do you eat I asked CALDWELLS ftl chests What Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair compar- termination in a very few years After land where the other women expose news service now being fur- Rice nothing but rice 3on of its crturing them the fishers wait for day nothing but their eyes is all the more CONSTIPATIONil nished over leased wires by the New York Why not eat meat J ht to complete the work The turtles astonishing On their Chicago Inter Ocean and the Sun the weakening Beef is 70 per cions the Jew are turned over again in their natural ish matrons wear very showy often centMeat is Rice is 80 per cent food I Northern Press Association with that of water position and fastened firmly to the any other paper will fully verify its composed of a ate lean beefsteak once and my strength beautiful headdresses ground by means of pegs Then a bunch cap of red green and yellow silk or Motto If you see it in the Dispatch its left ma The other man ate rice and For Rent so and if its so it is always in the Disof dried leaves or sea grass is spread i cloth that is carried down the back of threw me down patch evenly over the back of the turtle and This wrestler is My courier said the head in a bag that envelops their The Dispatch also has a staff of over The store room occupied by C set afire The heat is not great enough tresses Often these bags are finished the champion of Japan No one can 300 active correspondents in the South and Grosche is for rent Possession given to injure the shell merely causing it to Pearsons Weekly will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE xMORE January throw him at the bottum with heavy gold braid separate the joints A large blade very 1st 1899 Apply to THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS Wake of a War by Julian In in shape to a chemists spatula Ralphthe Harpers Magazine titular Geo Rassenfoss ANT Get the of any othr Louisville paper She Supervises a Farm in is then inserted horizontally between it givts the news ard tells the rupateh In spite of being college bred the abiltin laminae which are gently pried truth about it most busiOccasion Equal to the ity to earn a living in the Daily S parres Sunday 2 pages Week ii m the back Great care must be tak They tell this story in London about nesslike manner has been proved by ly 8 nges We club with the Weekly er not to injure the shell by too much the Countess Waldegrave who was Miss Anna T Hayes of Louisville She rvpTiatph at the remarkably low price of heat and yet it is not forced off until it One evening she is now taking personal supervision of Life insurance Policies is fully prepared for separation by a married four times in Dublin during her fathers farm of 200 acres She is appeared at the opera sufficient amount of warmth occupancy of the devoting time and money to the develThe operation as one may readily her fourth husbands for Ireland An opment of a special breed of pigs for BOUGHT FOR CASH secretary I imagine is the extreme of cruelty and post of chief j3 er fjJ 10 Jr ir jr J 2r Ir catching sight of her the specially cured hams of which there jj aJw t3 S many turtles do not survive it Most of audacious Celt of the boxes shouted is a growing demand in the state The ladyship in one J READY FOR SALE them do live however and thrive and Terms 5 and 5 per cent on real Lady pigs are fattened on sterilized milk temerity grow a new covering just as nnt with real Irish the four did you meal and apples and are brought up to In time estate mortgage EVERYWHERE J of a man will grow a new finger nail in Waldetrrave which MOORE nl TrfVrfl ROGERS xuo A st J899 a umiorm weigni fTl name mo wicu JANUARY place of one he might lose The pecul- Â¬ like bestcountess was equal to the occa- Â¬ on the farm The young woman is mak168ep 6mo Paris Ky The Barber Shop Moved Jfw SP Jf r 1r iarity of the second growth of shell r Mr 1r 0 J 9fiP 1r m sion Without a moments hesitation ing a complete success of her venture though is that instead of reproducing seat and exclaimed she rose from Buck and Bill have moyed their barTogether with t 3 original number of 13 segments it is enthusiastically her Bright Valet Why the Irishman ber shop across the street and now have restored in one solid piece TEETH EXTRACTED Valet to officers fiancee My lieu a remark which naturally To see the operation of taking the of course the handsomest baiber shop and bath tenant has sent me to bring you tms brought down the house WITHOUT PAIS rooms ever in Paris All work done shell from the living turtle once is by bouquet of forest flowers plucked with neatness and dispatch With al jut all a man of northern breeding Found his own hands NO COCAINE A New Road NO GAS tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill reptiles wants of it and if the helpless Fiancee Oh how poetic And how Oh John dear isnt your Uncle A simple application to the gums used solicit a liberal share of the public the power of voicing their suffer- Â¬ had long it must have taken to gather them tf George dreadful Compiled by only by me and acknowledged by the patronage ings under it their cries would tell of Valet Indeed miss it took me near- up now Whats public to be the best and easiest and as heartless a business as man has yet EDGAR STANTON MACLA Y absolutely free from any after effects Whv I called at bis oSce today ly three hours Fliegende Blatter e gaged in Now York Post Catephoric treatment for painless and he was talking to one ox nid cujiixb Historian of the U S Navy In the northern parts of China there filling up stairs Insure against fire wind and light Â¬ Impossible In His Case are many villages which are almost deNothiug unusual ii ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co Hungry Higgins 1 see the paper says the inhabitants going 1800 Set of teeth And John he toi lta roor man to serted in winter ower rates and absolutely safe insur- Â¬ WF8 oughtnt to never begin a journey they live by begging 1500 Upper and lower THE STANDARD go to vou know wnnre uuuugu u south where bpore breakfast O W Miller Agent ance 50cts up They form regular guilds and literally Silver fillings Lp Pi any speaking tube Weary Watkins Does it have AMERICAN ANNUAL 100 up Gold fillings Paris Ky compel shopkeepers to help them by 500 front of vice for us blokes that has to make a Gold crowns to cause a riot J one often areatening which Chinese in In the markets o 50 eta AM Painless extraction merchants jo xney to find the breakfast lndian stores aees live snakes a species of boa from their olis Journal PRICE 25 CENTS J B ADAIR D D S lu tu J 5 feet long rx icy are employed ibhor bT rau at nikht The most scientific forester in Europe lL1 iuany houses to Insurance in the Hurst Home only The oddest shaped county among the AM n r harmless 321 Main St Paris Ky otherwise P up the separate the oldest trees in northern nu va that cost the policy holders fifty cents on the 000 which go to make a house like a opp Court house Postpaid to any address II rope are the pines of Norwj and Tin become attaches hundred dollars during the vear 1897 of the vanoub states is War divisions 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours O W Miller Agent Sweden and that these are not Lown cat or a dog lies in the center ren comity Tsnn It THE VORLD Pulitzer Building Paris Ky rV uya eu- 79 years G Telephone live more than 570 of the state and is as near a penect NEW YORK 1 oldest oaks lived only a little more ihan of land could be There are 1425 characters in the 3 le ag jftOO years books Dickens wrote Â¬ The King of France Took Possession the Land Two Hundred Year Am f Kins Cetewayo Appreciated the Tenors Singing of Old Dog Tray 1TOXJ WILL FIND Â¬ TWIN BROTHERS AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT IN FALL WINTER NEED 3 -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mens and Boys Suits Over Coats Ulsters Pants Underwear Boots Shoes Hats Caps Shirts Etc DRY CAPES DRESS LADIES COME IN Â¬ Â¬ j I JACKETS SHOES CHILDRENS SHOES THROUGH OUR RIG STOCK Â¬ Clothing Dry Goods Boots and Shoes CAPES ETC WILL ii Â¬ SAy THE RIGHT PLACE AT RIGHT LOW PRICES IS AT Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ TWN brothers Â¬ Â¬ BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY Â¬ wsr News and Opinions JOHN CONNELElTT Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fJlf THE SUN Â¬ GEO W DAVIS Â¬ Â¬ The Sunday Sun Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The World Â¬ Almanac and SDR PEPSlN Encyclopedia for 899 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 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