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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EstaiSsted feb j tss NINETEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO MILLERSBURG KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 1899 Low prices on candies for eatertain ments Cheap but pure NC 12 HEMP SEED Those farmers xpecing 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 ¬ jan 2mo W J LOXJGxiFtllDOE LEXINGTON KY G N PARRIS DEALER IN i 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 insurance on hi- - hie m the New York Lite Co The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society MAIN STKKKT will meet this afternoon with Mrs Owen Ingels OPPOSITE EXPRESS OFFICIO W V Shaw went to Alexandria We tnesdav to attend the funeral of Mrs J J Youtsey Hiram Carpenter and daughter Miss Maude were guests of relatives here Tuesday and Wednesday The thermometer was 16 degrees be low zero here yesterday and only 8 de grees above during the day Dr W M Miller was elected to till the vacancy in the Town Council caused ¬ by death of Jas W Conway E P Clarke and family went to Fairview Fleuiiag Co to attend the funeral of bis sister Mrs Sarah Graves Capt Win Van Dorn who married Mrs Carrie Miller of this place died Saturday at Wooster Ohio ot paralysis Aunt Anniee Golf a well known and respected colored woman died here edn sday f be was raised by Dan S Taloott near Ruddles Mills G W Johnson of this place and Miss Minnie Evans a pretty Georgetown young lady were married Wednesday night at the Clarendon Hotel in Lexing ton They returned to Milleisbnvg yes ¬ terday Sold by James Kennedy Druggist Mr W H H Johnson M es Lida and ue Johnson Mr and Mrs James Collier and family of Mt Sterling Mr HI HlflVC HA IN TV Tne work of bright 7 preity girl8 Mdor aud Mrs J T M or ford of Lexington direction of skilled men in surroundings as Thos and Win Osborne of Mason Dr clean as a pa lor make it positive that Tiltonof Carlisleand Xrs Duke Bowles Peebles Candy is always dainty of Pans were here Tuesday to attend Mney cannct buy any lUlVC JiLlwriO PI IRF higher grade ingredients the funeral of Jas W Conway than are used in the manufacture of PorUn Died John M Jameson Jr aged Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always 23 died very suddenly Wednesday pure and wholesome AGENTS are supplied morning at 5 a m at his fathers of rl ifAV FRFSfi daily from the factory nLBint riLon congestion of the lungs Ha was iu v i Peebles Iiiiy insurirg that it is always Paris Monday and drove home in the Superior to others but fresh and delicious snow storm and took cold which result p ice no higher Try it The funeral will be held ed fatally Agents for Allegretti fc Rubel delicious this morning at 10 oclock at the MethChocolate Creams A full line always on hand odist church services by Rev W S Co Grinstead Burial at the Millersburg The Joseph Peebles Sens The pall bearers will be cemetery JOSEPH S PEEBLES Prest Ernest Henson J Will Clark Rush v srzyx feyb -fr V Amvn aqua EsirMished Hurt Henry Lilliston Chas Jones Jno O lMlh Peebles Candy Is solu exclusive in this city toy Thornton 0 W Howard and H H Philimj TViii fJitaat il watt nrmtmnstpr G S VAUDEN We desire to establish agencies for Lyleburj of Millersburg and liked by all who JAS FEE SON Fruit Cat6 1 lb tind A great trade winner knew him and was popular wPh the MnaMHHgMHBBHUHBBMBSXBETlSASulHHn young people His grand fath r Milton Jameson was the first person buried in the new cemetery in 1860 The life of the deceased was insured only a few days ago in favor of bis aunt Mrs Mattie Myers CH1LLEM AXD MONARCH ¬ 1 Groceries and Fruits tf Mitchell Rure Frank Collier is on the sick list Three houses for rent or sale Apply to Mrs J W Wilcox Paris Kv 3t MLm Lizzie Virnont is quite sick Mis Robt Chaucelor is improving Mr Chas Conway has returned to St Louis OF Ed Brown is home on a visit from Cynthiana T D Judy and Stiles Stirmuu are able to be up Amos Jameson of Washington C H Ohio is visiting relatives here BOUSJBON CIRCUIT COURT Mrs Elisha Miller of Atlanta is the guest of Mr and Mrs Caleb Corriugton Northern Bank of Kentucky Plaintiff vs Dr Julius Purnell of Paris has been the gnest of relatives here since Monday J W Childers etc Defendants See the 325 irou aud brass beds in Bv virtue of a indernent of the Rnnr- my win low Ea e the n at all prices bou Circuit Court made and entered in Jos W Mock vlti the abo7e styled cause ou the 17th of Mrs Fanuie Shropshire has rented her December 1898 I will sell publicly at farm to Robt Thompson for 1100 cash the Court hoase door in Paris Kentucky on reut News Notes Gathered In And About The Newton MASTERS SALE City Property SuiBM l WkEJSF lH HlsfelSw C NiWwIMfi yjw laM nu MMjy Itjftffily tub EsJflRfcvlvllWJ Stlilil U H0 wfc K111 to th new mt ihe olfi ou tiie l3t the trsc S We bring to you the new and true fom ttw forests of Norway JK KIKrr DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS ¬ science to a Nature s most natural remedy improved try J W Conway deceased had 2500 Saturdaj February A certain lot No division of the city corner lot Mu the vv sou ritreetrtroutnig IK 1899 at about the hour of noon the following described real estate to wit 2 iu the Henderson of Paris being the t side of H uler 50 town pikajur street and feet on I AM 80 YEARS and never useo Henderson street For further descrip any remedy eijuui toOLD BellB Pine Tar Or Honey It ivea quick and permanent roller tion or location reference U made to pUt fat grip ae well aa conghs and colds It makes on file in Bourbon Count Court Records weak I nns strong Mrs M A MetoiUfe Seducah Kv By the provisions of the judgment id property cannot be divid- aforesaid ed without impiiring its value or divid- ed at all and it will be sold as a whob r gai free fiom homestead and dower right 100 ¬ ft on the George ¬ of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lung re exftila 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 t cough 50wO S GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottles O Ji cSe 50c 10O Ss Cure for coughs colds and a inflamed surfaces Pteasant Permanent Positive BE SURE YOU GET ad Or Selis Pine-Tar-Ros- ey v 1 Said sale will be made upon credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the pur chaser will be required to execute bond with good anrety payable to the under signed Master Commissioner to be approved by said Couiuiissioner and bearing interest from dav of sali at the rate six per cent per annum said bonds to have the force and effect of judgments Said sale is made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the defendant The Economy Building Sc Loan Association of Paris Ky for tbe sum of 294 07 with interest thereon from tbe 27th day of October 1898 until paid at the rate of six ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE QUEENS Route with its rail and forms the short A CRESCENT steamer Connections line to Florida points Fast Service through to FLORIDA AND HAVANA and West India Double Daily Pullman Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled Queen Crescent ¬ I per annum cent per principal and amounting inter of sale to 299 51 and also to est on day pay a judgment in favor of the plaintiff The President Directors and Coinra y of the Northern Bank of Keutuckv rot 14000 wr interest thereon from Jur ary 1st lifJG until paid at the rate f six er cent per annum amounting principal and interest on day of sale to 166 29 9hich said last named judgment is secured by a lieu on said property inferior to and secoud to the lien of the defendant The Economy Building and Loan Association of Paris Kv and the costs of this action 8162 making the total sum to be raised on day of sale tbe sum of 54742 EMMETT If DICKSON Master Commissioner B C C ¬ FC P Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami FmYJUvz East Coast service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship con- - or at Tampa West Coast for Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Juan and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W ZCLL D IV PASSGR AGENT 4TH AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O L MITCHELL OiV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN G 91 C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O lMeresce4 tt ia rte SeiUU tad 10 cis H UT C Eiaearsoo lor Xir IIIiuUubJ MoiuhJy iaad and aliviu aac jiaos V UK AA mm wmuy mmm St Cincinnati O Cad3 8TO 1MAA ffiftA Jkffiutnw Telephone 7AA4AAAAAtf Fourth and llJalnut Lobs Dlatamc McMillan Talbott Attys Cincinnati Coffees Royal Pride Is carefully selected and will Sfive DIAMOND CUTTERS tit our Diamonds are Carefuily sioeteof in the SILVERSMITHS ¬ rouyA arret cut in our factory by Oxpert Diamond Gutters life carry the jCaryest 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Pauona oa Selection eress VER ¬ - Torialoes And Cyclones Rol ler Skates ¬ ¬ Universally adopted when used in competition with any other skate unrivalled The leading roller skate in the world ¬ Attention Parties wanting photos in Oiinnans gallery should come and have sittings made at once as the building we occupy wilt be torn away about the middle of February Persons wantiag old nega tives can get same cheap as I will dis L Orinnan pose of them all flavor with extra strength Purity guaranteed Superba or an exNot a CYCLE SKATE periment but the only practical scientific RINK SKATE on the market Over two minions of HENLEYS SKATES sold in this and other countries Henly Bic cle Roller Skate S A Wks LoOKorx tbese will windfitoruie sweep your form property off the fact If you are going to have a sale and of the earth nd you will lose it all wish to set a dinner at a reasonable nulcsB you lHve a policy iu the old and price call on 100 tried Gl u Fals of New York GEORGE RASSENFOSS insurance for five years will only cost you 10 Tohacco barns a s peeialty rSOaeptiSm Paris Ky 9uov tf T Porteh Smith Agent Coughed ici Years suffered for 23 years with a -- Sale Dinners Richmond Ind U N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway np stairs 2 doors West of Bourbon News Phone 58 FOR SALE standard make will grind A first class power Grinding Mill 60 to 75 bar- ¬ 10 Newton Mitchell tf Hoarseness sore throat and constant the bronchial coughing indicate that tubes are suffering from a bad cold which may develop into pleurisy or Crystallized fruits nuts oranges inflammation of the lungs Do not malaga apples bananas waste health and strength by wait- ¬ lemons ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough¬ grapes grape fruit Syrup at once This wonderful rem- ¬ Newton Mitchell tf edy cures all throat and lung affections in an astonishingly short time Hoarseness Sore Throat cost Come and see for your Cos clothiers selves at Price We need the cash Will make the whole family cheerful as it is of the finest Java and Mocha blend Try it and if not satisfied your Mens and Boys overeoats at money will be refunded ¬ EXPERIENCE ¬ 50 YEARS Hunter poun4- - cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors a id for medicine to no avail un til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has savd rny life J B Rosell 1 Pine-Tar-Honey mriG quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probablyMpatentable Communic Handbook n Patent tions strictly cintldfT sent free Oldest aaren y for securiiiR itenta Co receiv Patents taken tnrouarh Munn special notice without cha rre in the Grantsburg Il Gunthers Christmas fine candies for sale for A Coffee far superior to any Hickmotts asparagus tips equal Coffee selling at 35 cents a the fresh F B McDermott to Anvone sending a sketch and description may Trade Marks DCSHUM Copyrights c Mocha and Java carefully blended and will give perfect It is of the finest satisfaction watstted Position Scientific Jlfirerican handsomely lllnrtr ted weekly Largest cir- ¬ culation of any set entitle journal Terras f3 a spar four montho si Sold yall newsdealer A Bourbon Java Is likA everything else made iu Old Bourbon good dent on u to all lugines faun h by March 1st Addrtss lirst Jos Capable of attending class references M aa Superin MUNN Branch Office York 4 Co366- 1- New D C V Washington 625 Wright St Paris Ky rels ot ear corn per day with power Will sell cheap R P horse Barnett DrBuUs Cough Syrup Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat W S Anderson Of Peck P O- To the Wright Medical Co Wrights - Pike Co Celery Kecommeuds Capsules O splendid j superfine You will like it Tiy it L H Landman M D OftNo 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Will Physician Phone The very best companies com- ¬ pose my agency which insures against fire wind and storm Hon union -- Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists W 0 H1NT0N Agent i Fancy California evaporated fruits Newton Mitchell tf Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug ¬ gist WaverlyO and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to ased do anything for nearly two years I they boxes of your Celery Capsules and three have cured me For the benefit of others o afflicted 1 wish to send this letter Very truly yours W S ANDERgOM Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Bend address on postal to the Wright Med C j Columbus O for trial size free old By Surgeon Hts 10 Fouith and Pleasant 7 6 N PflRRIS CALDWELLS dy TUESDAY FEB 14 1899 Office Office Hours 2 7 j PSPSlN YRUPINDIGESTION II CURES Ml returning every second Tuesday in each month Reeerence- - Every leading physician Paris Kentucky to 10a m to 4 p m to 8 p m Caag tf THE BOURBON NEVJ PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 tt899 IN FIITJ RJTRF ATtheir door lihts were extinguished ILOILO DOOMED IVIjIIYIX inside the dwellings and a majority ol Main Forces of the Filipinos in the Vi ¬ cinity of Manila Put to Rout The Insurgents Po Sever Quick Fii Ing and Krnpp Field Guns Good Portion Armed With Manner of the Latest Pattern DEDICATION OF MONUMENTS Kentucky and Georgia Will Perform Tbat Duty at Chlckamautra on the After ¬ noons of May 3d aud 4th reduction to the trade fhe Fraternal Feeling of a House Painter for an Artist Patron There is a faying that two of a trade can never agree but there is reason to believe that there is more fraternity of interest than is generally supposed An instance to prove this theory is tound in the case of an artist in the suburbs who had the front of his cottage painted last week It wasnt 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 shortly right The following official dispatch from Gen Otis was re- ¬ ceived at the war department Tuesday 8 Washington Feb - morning- Washington Insurgent army concen ¬ trated around Manila from Luzon provinces numbering over 20000 possess ing several quick firing and Krupp field guns good portion of enemy arm ed with Mausers of the latest pattern Two Krupp guns and a great many rifles captured Insurgents fired a great quantity of ammunition Quite a number of Spanish soldiers in the insurgent service who served the ar-¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Manila Feb 7 Adjutant General tillery Insurgents constructed strong in trenchments near our lines mostly in bamboo thickets These our men charged killing or capturing many of the enemy Our casualties aggregate 250 I ull reports To day Casualties of insurgents very heavy Have buried i order and command some 500 of their dead and hold 500 First That peace and friendly relations prisoners Their loss killed wounded with the Americans be broken and that the latter be and prisoners probably 4000 Took prescribedtreated as enemies within the limits by the laws of war water works pumping station yesterSecond That the Americans captured be day six miles out Considerable skir held as prisoners of war Third That this proclamation be commishing with enemy who made no ¬ ¬ the people were in a state of terror Under the circumstances U is remark- ¬ able that no casualties were reported Several shots were fired across the river during the excitement Gen Hughes has the interior situa tion absolutely in hand Manila Feb 8 A Filipino colonel came out Tuesday morning from Ca looean under a flag of truce Several American officers promptly went to meet him but when the parties met the Filipinos opened lire The Filipino apologized for the barbarous conduct of his troops and retired to his lines The American troops are being promptly furnished with supplies of all kinds hospital attendance is supplied to the firing line and in brief all the wants of our troops are met imme- ¬ diately by the different military de- ¬ partments whose duty it is to attend to such matters Artificer Hays of Company I of the Colorado regiment discovered the miss ing parts of the pumping machinery of the waterworks buried in a coal pile at Singalon station The machinery will soon be in working order again and the employes having promised to re ¬ turn to work Tuesday morning it is improbable that the threatened water famine will occur Acruinaldos nroo lamation of Saturday says ¬ ¬ Believed in Washing ton That Gen Otis Has Ordered That It Be Taken The Rebel General Forces Are Rapidly Deertinc and His Cause Seems Lost Strajrtrlintr Iusur euts Driven in All Directions i mmsi n True Greatness In Medicine - M Washington Feb 9 The war department Wednesday received the fol lowing dispatch ¬ ¬ Situation rapidly improving Re connoisance yesterday to south several miles to Lagudade bay to southeast eight miles driving straggling insur gent troops in various directions encountering no decided opposition army disintegrated and natives returning to villages displaying white flags Near Caloocan six miles north the enemy made a stand behind entrenchments charged by Kansas troops led by Col Funston Close encounter re sulting in rout of the enemy with heavy ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Manila Feb 8 ¬ Will be work- ¬ ed in week Have number of con- ¬ densers set up in city which furnish Troops in excellent spir ¬ igood water Aguinaldos proclamation of Monday Signed Quiet prevails says the outbreak of hostilities was its Otis unjustly and unexpectedly provoked Manila Feb 8 The Americans as by the Americans refers to his mani ¬ this dispatch is sent are in complete festo of Januar- - 8 publishing the al ¬ control of the situation within a ra- ¬ leged grievances of the Filipinos at dius of 9 miles of Manila their lines the hands of the army of occupation extending to Malabon on the north and the constant outrages and taunts and to Paras aque on the south amd which have been causing misery te the are fully 25 miles long Mnilans and refers to the useless While a few detached bodies of the conferences and contempt shown for enemy still offer desultory opposition the Filipino government as proving a the main body of the rebels is in full premeditated transgression of justice stand Pumps damaged municated to the consuls and thst congress order and accord a suspension of the constitu ¬ tional guarantee resulting from the declara ¬ tion of war I always do good work said the painter trust to luck virtuously But this here house boss I If you would succeed stick to your busi rather throwed myself on this when I found ness with the glue of industry out who you was If a man is wedded to art he is apt to find So you found out who I was did you the dowry unsatisfactory Yes When went to the drug store at If a man is unable to hold his pen his the coiner for putty the clerk told me you abilty to hold his tongue is useless was a painter and one of the best in this of their abilities If some men country I asked why you didnt paint your others would didnt boast they possessed never know house then and he said you had got vour them loss Loss to Kansas Lieut Alford hand out now and didnt paint anything If some people ever get to be their killed 0 men wounded NICE ADVANCE IN WAGES but pictures So when I found you was in weight in gold they will have to worth lot of use a the trade I tid my prettiest And here is anti fat Chicago Evening News On the 4th Aguinaldo issued flying the bill S1800 and it aint no more than Wire Co Will Increase right as you know proclamations charging Americans American Steel but being its you Ill the Pay of Its Employe March 1 Same Profession with initiative and declared war Sun knock off the 60 cents In a well known college an old negro Abont 30O0O Men lten fied To the everlasting credit of the celeday issued another calling all to resist brated artist be it said that he kept his face called Tim had waited on the students for foreign invasion his influence through without his Chicago Feb 9 President Lambert straight and accepted the reduction in the many years in He was not petty larceny the way of out this section destroyed now applies spirit in which it was offered Chicago peccadilloes of the American Steel and Wire Co Inter Ocean and caught tripping on one occasion by one for a cessation of hostilities Wednesday of his employers he was gently reproved made the following an and Ah old fellow vou are bound for the conference have declinnouncement relative to a sweeping ad ¬ j devil Where He Would Succeed What are vou going to do sir when ed to answer Insurgent ex- vance in the wages of the employes of I dunno We are all qualified for some occupa- you get down in his regions pectation of rising in city on night ot tion said the thoughtful man The trouble Mars Ed answered Tim douten I je his company which is to become ef¬ is we dont always know what it is and so keep on waitin on de students House- 4th unrealized Provost marshal 2en fective by March 1 Now there hold Words we make the wrong selection eral with admirable disposition of He always is Advance to all employes earning up is Brown the dumb man troops defeated every attempt City complaining that he is handicapped by his There is one attractive feature about a to 150 quiet business resumed natives re a day 7 a day 10 per cent Si 55 to 200 affliction whereas it would insure him suc war drama on the stage no investigating he only knew spectful and cheerful fighting quali day 5 per per cent and 205 to 250 a cess ifline of business enough to take up the commission appears in connection Atchi right son Globe cent ties of American troops a revelation to What would you call the right line for ¬ Tenn Feb 9 The dedication of the Georgia and Kentucky state monuments at Chicka mauga National park will be set for the afternoons of May 3 and 4 the same week of the spring festival in Chattanooga Several thousand union and confederate veterans from both these states are expected to join in the ceremonies on this occasion The monuments are being erected to both sides in the civil war President McKinley and his cabinet will be invited to visit Chattanooga on this occasion and there is a probability that the invitation will be accepted The Illinois monuments mav be dedicated the same week The afternoons have been suggested in order that the crowds in attendance on the spring festival may be free to visit the park after witnessing the big parades which will be given each morning ¬ Chattanooga Is proved by the health of the people i 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 proportion and process in its preparation make anu unequaiea Hoods barsaparilla peculiar to itself Dy any other to do but to show him up said the man of the house rather Well I hope you Tike the job said the painter with a mysterious smile He was informed that it appeared to be all elevator If a man cant trust himself he is apt to If a man keeps cool he commands himself and others If you would elevate the stage put it on an Ironical Ifs If you kiss a miss she doesnt miss the kiss 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J j ¬ ¬ retreat and utterly routed Of the hordes of troops originally drawn up in battle array against the Americans fully one third are already incapacitated and the others are scat ¬ tered in every direction The terrible loss of the rebels may be gathered from the fact that 160 of them were buried in one rice field on Monday near Pasas and that 87 were interred between Paco and Santa Anna A converted river gunboat did terrible execution among the rebels sweep ing both banks of the river with her Gatling guns and her heavier battery Hundreds of Filipinos undoubtedly crawled into the canebrakes and died ¬ ¬ there The Americans are working nobly in their efforts to find the wounded and are bringing hundreds of suffering rebels to the hospitals for treatment The natives are unable to understand the humane motives which prompt the vic tors to succor the wounded of the enemy A press correspondent is informed that members of the hospital ccrps have made the startling discovery that there are several women in male dress and with hair cropped among the dead The chief of the Ygorates the Filipino natives who fought so gal lantly in the face of our ar tillery fire with their bows and arrows is in a hospital with a shat- ¬ He admits that he tered thigh never saw modern artillery and was ig ¬ norant of its effects until he and his followers met the disastrous fire of Sunday morning The chief is bitterly incensed against the Tagalos for plac ¬ ing the Ygorates in front of the Amer ican battery under the pretense that they were sent to occupy a po6t of honor and he intimates that the Y go rotes will avenge this treachery when the survivor return north It is regarded as a significant fact that many of the Filipino officials of this city disappeared from Manila as soon as hostilities commenced Some of them are supposed to be still hiding ¬ ¬ ¬ and liberty The rebel leader also refers to the former losses of the Filipinos but says slavery is bitter and calls upon them to sacrifice all upon the alter of He in honor and national integrity sists that he tried to avoid as far as pos sible an armed conflict but claims that all his efforts were useless be fore the unmeasured pride of the Americans whom he charged as hav ing treated him as a rebel because I defended the interests of my country and would not become the instrument of their dastardly intentions Aguinaldo concludes with saying Be not discouraged Our independence was watered freely by the blood of martyrs and more will be shed in the future to strengthen it Remember that efforts are not to be wasted that ends may be gained It is indispensable to adjust our actions to the rules of law and right and to learn to triumph over our enemies Manila Feb 8 Lieut AC Alford Company I 20th Kansas infantry and a private of that company were killed and six other members of the regi ment were wounded near Caloocan Monday evening while reconnoitering The party was in a jungle when it was attacked by the enemy Two companies of the Kansas regi ¬ ment were sent to the relief of their comrades and drove the Filipinos into Caloocan penetrating to the very heart of the town Meanwhile the gunboats shelled the suburbs Qen Otis finally recalled the troops but the natives misunderstanding the retreat failed to take advantage of it The outskirts of the town were burned ¬ ¬ ¬ all inhabitants Otis Washington 9 Feb Important news concerning lloilo was received at the war department from Gen Otie Wednesday There is reason to believe that Gen Otis has sent reinforcements to Gen Miller in command of the de¬ tachment there with instructions to demand the surrender of the place and if the demand is refused to take it by force The troops at lloilo are the 18th regular infantry and one battery of the 8th artillery They are on transports lying near the entrance to lloilo bay The warships Baltimore and Petrel are at lloilo and the Boston i6 on her way there to relieve the Baltimore The situation at Manila is as follows The American line is steadily advanc ing and the insurgents are falling back Gen Otis has decided to give the Filipinos no quarter He has been told to use his best judgment and go ahead The rebels are retreating toward the mountains and it is not believed that they will act on the offen¬ ¬ Altogether about company the Ohio will Indiana be 30000 employes of him The tonsorial line of course chiefly in Illinois Post and Pennsylvania Chicago A man is mad when he oversleeps and mad when an alarm clock wakes him up on time Atchisnn Globe benefited by the raise The employes of the company who work on a tonnage scale will receive proportionate raises on the appraised value of their labor The advances in wages President Lambert says will mean an annual amount between 8700 C00 and 1000000 Onion Seed OSc 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 Seeds produce them weeks ahead of others Coffee Berry lSeperlb Potatoes 1 20 a Bbl Cut this out and send with 14c for great Catalogue and 10 packages of vegetable and flower seed novelties to JOHN A SALZER SEED COMPANY LA CROSSE WIS k and Up a Lb A CONGRESSMAN Cured of Catarrh of Long Standing ¬ UNWHOLESOME ARMY MEAT Charges Preferred by Gen Miles Will Be Investigated at an Early Day by a Commission Yee Is there anything grander than a man you can trust Well what is it Why a man that doesnt ask you to trust him Detroit Free Press Truly Great ¬ ¬ sive ¬ ¬ ¬ CAMPAIGN It Is IN PHILIPPINES to Urn Prosecuted With Tijor No Chance Will Be Oirea the Insar treats to Recover here Hundreds of women are pouring into Manila from all districts as the vil ages around Manila have as a rule been destroyed by the troops The further the Americans extend their lines the aiore the need of means of transportation increases The American commanders have al- ¬ ready been compelled to impress horses and vehicles on all sides to the incon- ¬ venience naturally of the civilians All the public conveyances at this writing have either baen impressed or have disappeared in some manner or other Street car traffic however has been resumed and the cars are running Washington Feb 8 It isundrstood that the campaign against the Philip phine insurgents is to be prosecuted with vigor The question was fully discussed at Tuesdays cabinet meeting and the conclusion was reached that before permanent peace or security to life and property could be secured Aguinaldos forces must be made to lay down their arms and it is ex- ¬ pected that Gen Otis in co operation with Adm Dewey will push forward at once and give the insurgents no chance to recover from the defeat of So far as can be learned last Sunday no positive instructions have yet been cabled to our commanders at Manila but it is the expectation of members of the administration presumably based regularly though the streets are almost deserted are a few There native stores open and white flags in the nature of towels pillow slips and aprons tied to bamboos adorn the windows of the native residences everywhere But in spite of these emblems of peace scores of Filipinos under the cover of the darkness fired from these same windows Monday evening on the American patrol At 9 oclock Monday night there was a general fusilade in the Quipo and Binon districts The in- ¬ habitants of the city generally be 8pain until that country ratifies th Jieved that a battle was raging at treaty on cable advices from Manila that this course will be pursued lloilo is to be at once occupied by the American naval forces and it is expected that Gen Otis will move im- ¬ mediately on Malolos the insurgent capital and capture or disperse the so called Filipino government The more closely the insurgent are pressed and the more vigorous and determined the campaign it is said the sooner may we expect peace See etarv Hay Gratified New York Feb 8 Secretary oi I share in the gen ¬ State Hay sys eral feeling of gratification at the rati- fication of the peace treaty by the sen ate The Filipinos are citizens of The war department has decided tc take lloilo at once and Gen Miller now lying before that city in trans- ports with his troops will be ordered to land and occupy the place Jen Otis will move on Malolos the seat oj the insurgent republic and capture it Aguinaldo has shown no disposition tc risk another battle He is himseli THE WAR REVENUEMEASORE keeping well out of the way Troops are to be rushed from San 4a Amendment in Regard to Notes oi Francisco and New York to reinforce Bonds and the Accompany ing Mort- Otis Gen Otis says the fighting qualSaes to Secure Them Proposed ities of the Americans was a revelaWashington Feb 9 The ways ant tion to the natives Manila is again neans committee Wednesday agreed tc quiet 9 The provost guard amend the war revenue bill so as tc Manila Feb is in absolute control of Manila All correct an error which crept into it fears of a native uprising in the city By an oversight separate stamps were were dispelled by the promptitude required for a note or bond and the ac which quelled the outbreak Monday company mortgage securing it The evening The streets were deserted amendment reported Wednesday pro Tuesday evening by 9 oclock and not vides a light was to be seen in the native Whenever any bond or note shall quarter The Filipinos accustomed be secured by a mortgage but one to Spanish methods are constantly stamp shall be required to be placed inquiring of the American soldier upon such papers provided that the when the prisoners are to be executed ktarap duty placed thereon shall be the iney seem una Die to realize that or highest rate required for said instru ¬ ders have not already been issued foi ments or either of them the execution Indeed headquarters is besieged by women anxious to plead BAD FIRE IN AN IOWA TOWN for the lives of their relatives and Owing to the Extreme Cold Weather and friends a Strong Wind the Firemen Are All is quiet at Cavite Owing to the Powerless to Stay the Blitz lack of supplies in the adjacent village of San Boque Commissary Millkin hat Webster City la Feb 9 Belmond been authorized toell necessaries tc a town of over 2000 inhabitants in those able to pay for them and there Wright county is burning a fire havwill be a distribution of free rations tc ing started at 1030 a m The therothers The rebels it appears had mometer is 21 below zero and a loopholed a church tower in Cavite strong wind is blowing Nothing evidently with the purpose of occupy can be done by the firemen ing it with sharpshooters as the fire to check the flames Pumping at the water works has plugs are frozen up Many residents been resumed are being driven from their homes Gen Hales brigade consisting of 1st some without sufficient clothing to South Dakota infantry 1st Colorado keep themselves warm It is useless infantry and 1st Nebraska infantry to call for help to fight the fire from supported by a battery of Utah light neighboring towns for the water mains artillery occupies the most advanced ean not be thawed out post in the American lines fully ten Coldest Day of the Year miles from the base of supplies It has Marion O Feb 9 The weather is an almost perfect position Four guns ¬ of the Utah artillery stationed On a intensely cold the thermometer regis hill behind the water works command tering six degrees below zero at 0 the valley to the right and left and the oclock Wednesday night being the coldest day of the winter foothills in front Bngham II Robert Credentials Filed Quadruple Wedding Ceremony Washington Feb 9 The creden Quebec Feb 9 At the Isle of tials of Brigham H Roberts of Utah leans Tuesday Pierre Poullot as a member of the Fifty sixth con brated his golden wedding at the rrress have been received by Chief Clerk ish church and at the same time McDowell of the house of representa- ¬ son celebrated his silver wedding tives and placed on file two sons of the latter were marr The quadruple ceremony attracted an For Common Pleas Jude mmense crowd to the church Springfield O Feb 9 Hon J F McCirew ex member of the Ohio legis Cortes Will Meet February 20 of Gov Bushnell Madrid Feb 9 The queen regent ature and has signed the decrees convoking he mnounced himself Wednesday as a iortes on February 20 and re estabh sh- - andidate for the republican nomina vion for eemmon pleas judge ing the constitutional guarantees ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington Feb 9 The inquiry into the charges against the character Know Hes Got It of the army meats preferred by Gen I hear my friend Meyer has married a Miles will follow close upon the pre phenomenally ugly woman Yes all his friends as soon as they hive sentation of the report of the commisseen her want to borrow money oi him sion to investigate the conduct of the Fiiegendc Blaetter war Three members will constitute the court The late Eagan court Some Solace martial will be represented in To th victors belong the spoils and to the membership but up to this the vanquished the privilege of indulging in sarcastic criticism Puck moment no designations have been uade The probable scope of the in To Core a Cold in One Day quiry will be into the condition of the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Al irmy meats as delivered by the con- druggists refund money if it fails to cure 2octractors of course involving the de A girl thinks the wisdom of Solomon insig termination of the question as to nilicant when compared with the smart say whether or not the meats were chem ings of her first beau Chicago Daily News cally treated ¬ ¬ - ¬ Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar re ieves whooping cough Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute her husband iiuch for that Dont ou think she fully 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fair showing He says Caruthers has been murdered and we havent really a bit of actual proof that he is lying But cried Lampkin remonstra tang ¬ ly the letter was written a week ago and to days paper says he was at the Horse Show last night Papers are not infallible said Hendricks tapping his call bell Some thing in the general tone of this com- ¬ munication makes me think that the writer really meant to furnish me with a grewsome exhibition in Caruthers apartments My invitation comes late but I am going to accept The office boy came in Bring me to days Herald quick Hendricks commanded with quite a change of tone This time as the detective took the paper and began to open it all his customary calmness and deliberate shrewdness seemed to settle on him For a moment his penetrating gaze rested on the Notes of the Horse Show Then he grunted significantly as he took up a pencil and drew a circle around a short paragraph There he ejaculated You see paper says Caruthers did not octhis cupy his box last night that as he was out of town the box was courteously extended to Count Bantinni and his party Miss Huntington her aunt and other ladies Lampkin rose an incredulous expression on his face and leaned over the paper He started to speak but Hendricks had suddenlj dropped his hand on the call bell with considerable force What is it sir asked the boy from the portals of the door leading into the ante room To days Sun said the detective giving his friend a strange look When the boy had brought the pa- ¬ per Hendricks looked over the Horse Show news most deliberately Xo mention of Caruthers here what- ¬ ever he said finally Doctor what time is it Eleven oclock said the doctor Do you want me to leave The detective reached for his overcoat Come walk over to the Palace hotel with me Are you going to make inquiries Come come ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ EBRUARY 10 1899 A 4 COPYRIGHT 1898 TtTfAlR BY A N KELLOGG cious corridors the waiis of whicn were adorned with costly paintings and sculpture Through an open door they had a glimpse of the white and gold ballroom The music of a Hungaiian orchestra swelled out from a balcony overhead and throngs of men and women passed to and fro through the corridors Hendricks sank into a big chair near the doorway leading into the Turkish smoking room and by a downward motion of his hand signified his desire for Lampkin to sit beside him ¬ ¬ VERY DECIDED COLD WAVE Illinois WUconsin Iowa and Minnesota Register From 13 to 50 Degrees Below Zru FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS htsoud Session The Thermometer TO BE CONTINUED NEWSPAPER CO SAMPLES OF IRISH WIT Reputation for Putting People boy laid the paper on the desk He in Good Humor Has Mr Hendricks returned from opened the paper signaling to the boy to leave the room and began to turn Boston 7 Two laborers set out from Wexford Just this miuute sir replied the the leaves with fingers which seemed to walk to Dublin By the time they oftice boy Hes in the back room get- ¬ too clumsy for use reached Bray they were very tired with Hang it find it for me he said abting his mail their journey and the more so when Dr Lampkin entered the office and ruptly they were told they were still 12 miles Lampkin opened the paper at the tt diown in one of the sof t leather-covere- d Be me sowl said one from Dublin place devoted to society news and put chairs after a little thought sure its but six A moment later the detective entered his finger on a paragraph miles apiece Let us walk on There you are he said Theres a package of unopened letters in his During a discussion at a meeting of your man who has been dead a week hand the Trinity College Historical society Oh Hello giad to Xow what are you frowning about he ejaculated upon the slight consideration attached One would think Caruthers was a rival ee you to life by uncivilized nations a speaker Lve been wondering What had be of yours that vou want put out of the mentioned the extraordinary circumcome of you said the doctor as he rose way stance that in China if a man were conHendricks drew a deep breath and and shook the disengaged hand of his demned to death he could easily hire a Every time 1 dropped in jour handed the letter which had so disfriend And the substitute to die for him office boy told me he was expecting you turbed him to his friend debater went on I believe many poor Read it he said on the very next train fellows get their living by acting as What the doctor saw was a sheet of Delayed from hour to hour for nearsubstitutes in that way crisp blue linen paper and on it the ly two weeks frowned Hendricks A child went crying to its mother and The joke is on me following typewritten words Then he laughed reported that it had swallowed a button Minard Hendricks Detective New York old man 1 had really plumed myself Well well look at that now cried the City on the reputation 1 was going to make Begor I suppose the next woman Astute Sir you will take the trouble to go to the even with the Boston over there to get If thing youll do is to swallow a buttonPalace Hotel to night after you receive this hole papers for sneering at New Yorks big This reminds me of the graphic description by a beggar man of his tat as they called me but lo and will inquire for Mr WeldonofCaruthers detective you will be told that he is out town but tered coat Faith yer honner it and behold just as 1 was about to stir if you will insist on going to his apartments nothin but a parcel of holes sewn toup the phlegmatic old village by show on the second floor you will And there his gether luff jriv hand uiv man made a clean remains He hassobeen murdered and the job well that the chief actor has been done A curious peculiarity of the Irish nabreast and gave himself up to the po- in the game has not the slightest fear of de- ¬ ture is the wide limits to which relationlice Did you ever hear of such luck tection and takes this humble opportunity ship is extended Do you know Pat Lampkin laughed as he took a cigar of pitting his wits against yours now so celebrated You are a great detective Hena peasant was asked Meehan Of from the detectives box dricks and they say you have never failed course I do was the answer Why Anything ou hand here But this my dear sir shall be your Waterhes a near relation of mine He wancc 1 might forget loo ot a blessed thing proposed for 1113- sister Kate my awful humiliation if I could plunge Lampkin laid the letter down and Well Mick said the friend Ive into work heels over head turned to Hendricks who stood at his heard some queer stories about your doAs the doctor smoked Hendricks be elbow ings lately Och dont belave thim It is plainly an idle joke he said gan to open his letters He had cast sir replied Mick Sure half the lies aside three and was beginning on the I am astonished at your being dis ¬ tould about me by the naybors isnt fourth when his visitor saw him start turbed over it thrue asked Hen Do I look disturbed grasp his beard and pull on it excitedly A clergyman told me that he has a By Jove he cried and his big gray dricks absent mindedly and turning to parishioner who is much addicted to eyes seemed to expand as they stared a large lounge he threw himself on it drink Meeting the man one day when I am absolutely worn out for one at the sheet before them as the people say he had a drop in there questioned the thing and then Whats up now I shall at least find out if Caruthers the priest insisted that he should take He paused It was plain to the docdoctor leaning forward ¬ The detective seemed not to hear He tor that the detectives mental excite- has returned rejoined Hendricks re- the pledge for it was the only protection against the temptations of the pubfolded the letter leaned back in his re- ¬ ment had crippled his faculty for put lic house Youve never seen a tceto volving chair anu made a clumsy at- ¬ ting words together taler drunk Tom said the priest Ah Look here said Lampkin drawing tempt to prop his feet up ou the edge your riverence replied Tom Ive seen of his willow waste basket but the a chair near his friend and sitting many a man drunk but I couldnt teli I say whats the matter with fraii thing turned over and his heavy down for the life o me whether they wor heels struck the floor with a hollow vou anyway V London Spectator teetotalers or not Hendricks laughed sound I may as well tell you the whole Lampkin studied the strong features NAVAL IMPUDENCE of his companion with pleasurable truth and unburthen myself he beThe fact is doctor I have never curiosity He was almost sure that he gan The Humorous Expedient of it 11 Eng had detected just the faintest sugges in all my experience had but one thing lish Naval Officer to Secure tion of horror in his friends expres to really trouble me and this letter Paint for Ilia Ship sion which was indeed a rare thing somehow seems to be connected with Then Hendricks shrugged his shoulders that particular thing I have nevermen Fifty years ago the allowance of paint gave a half defiant dogged laugh and tioned it to a single soul except my in the British navy was very small and proceeded to open another letter mother but she never talks of my af- ¬ sometimes the officers had to pay large He had scarcely drawn it from its en- fairs although I really believe that hap ¬ sums in order that their ships might velope however when he dropped it pening has added ten years to her age maintain a decent appearance One of and musingly took up the other again To make a long story short about three themresorted to a humorous expedient There was silence while he perused it months ago after Kola that East In either to soften the heart of the navy dian friend of mine and 1 had been Then he asked board or if that proved impossible to Lampkin have you ever heard the hard at work all day in my library express his opinion over some papers connected with the name of Weldou Caruthers Sir John Phillimore painted one side Havent you returned the doctor Ililburn murder case 1 sent him off IT LAY THERE SPLUTTERING of his old yellow frigate black and and joined my mother at dinner I a note of surprise in his voice touch of evasion in his white and used the rest of the black It seems farmiliar to me and yet 1 always sat at rhe bead of the table in flectively just a he may have an enemy paint in printing on the other side in You see a high backed chair upholstered in soft tone cant exactly place it No more paint intended to harm him in large letters He is one of the ultra swell set re- ¬ leather something like the material on who really The navy board wrote to call his ata in That night when 1 sat some way a week ago and put such I met him once he is this lounge plied Lampkin on his tention to the impropriety of his conto be a thorough society man down I heard in the deep seat of the matter a man ought very duct and signed themselves as they member of the Van Derwenter club chair a fizzing sound like a rocket get guard course officially Your affectionate answered Lampkin did Of know a lot ting ready to mount and smelt theodor and all that sort of thing friends You are quite right of interesting gossip about him of burning powder With what little To this Sir John replied that he could The detective thrust his hand into his Hendricks fixed the speaker with his presence of mind the good Lord has his gloves and drew them not obliterate the objectionable letters pocket sharp eyes given me 1 sprang up and kicked the out in afor unless he was given more paint and disreputable wad I presume you heard of his being chair from me half across the room Your affecin Id like to ascertain too if this let- signed himself Johnturn in eold blood said the de It lay there and spluttered for a second murdered Phillimore ter was written by my avowed enemy tionate friend tective tentatively and then the little cloud of smoke dis ¬ You see Id go a good many lengths to navy board then called his atThe Surely you dont mean appeared from it Murdered his iden- ¬ tention to the impropriety of the sigget even the faintest clew to My mother almost fainted and it nature to which Sir John replied ac tity he to look after her but I I had Yes let me see Hendricks delib As the two friends turned into sight knowledging the letter stating that in a few been erately consulted the date of the letter returned to the chair of the twelve story hotel they saw in regretted that the paint had not and even more slowly ex moments and carefully carried it front of it a long line of fashionable sent and ending in his hand I am no longer your affectionate amined the postmark on the envelope out into the coal house Lampkin it carriages from which were alighting Yes this writer informs me that the contained the biggest most deadly men and ladies in evening dress friend John Phillimore saw It was a round His frigate was allowed to retain her crime was committed in Caruthers4 bomb you ever Swell blow out commented Hen- ¬ apartments in the Palace hotel just a polished brass ball about three inches dricks Doctor we ought to have on original yellow and perhaps the navy of a make I have never our swallow tails and white neckties week ago to night in diameter board did right thus to punish Sir and the Youths Comseen before My quick action The doctor took a deep breath I have almost given up that sort of Johns impertinence me Oh its a hoax a mistake he warning the burning fuse gave the thing replied the doctor My prin- panion I carefully drew out I noticed in this morn saved my life said in relief cipal amusement nowadays seems to A Devoted Indian brass headed tacks and be watching you at your work If that ings paper that Caruthers was in his upholsterers de Malortie a German who had Baron I saw the contrivance to fire the fuse a eastern chap Kola hadnt won your served in Mexico with Maximilian told box at the Horse Show last night was running over the list of men who spring affair to strike a match when 1 heart so completely Id have given ip to Sir M Grant Duff who records it in had the most conspicuous places and re sat down Doctor that thing sends a my own aims and tried to become your his Diary the following story of an cold shudder up my spine every time right bower member seeing his name Indians devotion to his leader I think of it and I think of it too often What paper did you see it in You arc that already old man reGen Mejia was a fullblood Indian in But Kola cant the service of Maximilian and was Lampkin thought he noticed the pe for my peace of mind 1 tell you detective turned the I should think it would worry you Two culiar twitching about the corners of be depended on When it suits him he take prisoners along with him was a works with me like a prairie on tire It certainly the detectives mouth which usually said the doctor execution was to hours before their indicated suppressed excitement narrow escape but often when I have the most impor- take place Gen Alatorre came to him It shelved that I had an enemy Gen Mejia I have been The World I think yes Im positive tant matters on hand I find him in his and said And this old rat hole of a den drugged to his three times your prisoner and three reply 1 was looking over was the detectives it at breakfast Hendricks1 features seemed to settle anonymous communication after three eyes in the suffocating smoke and odor times you have spared my life My p at the door with a months of silence on his part Shows of incense and moving about in his into rigidity cowl like a gray robe and horse and you are free to go where you Are you quite sure he said me ¬ he i still alive and inventive all please monk Ugh he gives me the You tlunK tnai ienei Ah I see chanically and he leaned forward and a trap by overs asked Mejia And the emperor tapped the bell on his desk Lampkin was a trick to lure you into much about an You have never told me Will be shot in two hours tan that his thoughts were a thousand some one The time 1 met swered Alatorre said the doctor The letter him miles away nevertheless he answered It has that appearance And you dare to come to me with As sure as I could be of anything by my absence from town him during your investigations ot tne was delayed Leave the room every hour to get Benton murder case he interested me such a proposition besides you dont suppose a man of As 1 was expecting forgreatly rejoined the prisoner Alatorre did so Caruthers prominence could have been back I did not have my mail Hendricks shook his head and Mejia and the emperor fell together murdered in the cwellest hotel in New warded 1 go much on what cant be exsaved dont Youths Companion York without its being known for a And your absence perhaps plained to my full satisfaction and J added Lampkin week your life again Consistent I ask him It dos look that way acquiesced Thlat friend of mine says he can t Hendricks nodded and gave a grim cant explain Kola When to turn the light on his queer mode of brinf himself to tolerate anything tng the detective but there was still a re smile he grins shakes his head and says lishAsaid Willie Washington serve in his manner and tone that puz That letter was not written by a life would take 20 years of study and zled his friend I have observed that answered Miss fool doctor but I must not think of it it your seat ascetic living in the east to compre- ¬ Cayente The office boy came in and stood at I must get to work Keep He doesnt even draw the even the rudimentary part of line aft English grammar hend Washing the end of the desk Ill be through soon rose and went his outlandish philosophy I didnt tell ton Stjir Bring me this mornings World Hendricks as he spoke and he may the detecthe ordered to his desk again Lampkin smiled in him I was going to Boston get over it Air and Air at me but hell Xot satisfied admiration when he saw his friends¬ feel miffed time tbey had reached the smiled the doctor He I am going out for a breath of By this Hendricks made no reply He left his face clear as he plunged into his corthey fresh air Presently however he side entrance to the hotel and from chair and began to walk back and respondence She Dont bring back a stronger office forth across the room nervously strok caught Hendricks glance asit roved ab went into the crowded Y World which In sereral directions ran spa- - cne ing his beard He turned when the sently round the room CHAPTER I ¬ ¬ ¬ Pats Ready Tongne Maintains It ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ well-to-d- o 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Not since 1872 has Chicago experienced such intense cold as that which prevailed Wednesday At 11 oclock Wednesday night 1899 was close on the undesirable record of 1872 was gaining steadily and had ev- ¬ ery chance of beating it out by several degrees The lowest notch reached since the establishment of the weather bureau in this cit was 23 below At 11 Wednesday night it was 19 below and when the office closed the officials predicted that by Thursday morning the mercurv would reach 25 decrees below and the record will be broken Since the prediction was made noth ¬ ing has occurred to stamp it as a false Maine Washington Feb 4 Senate For mort alarm than live hours Friday the senate listened tc The maximum Wednesday was six argumeott in opposition to expansion and u degrees below and the resulting dis- ¬ opposition to the ratification of the treaty ol peace The speakers were Mr Money Miss comfort was accentuated by a strong and Mr Daniel Va The formers address wind which blew from the northwest was brief as he did net enter into the con He vigor of There were no deaths attributable to stitutional phases the the questionof the treat v ously antagonized ratification the cold although frostbitten faces holding that by suh action the Filipino as hands and feet were numerous Three wouldif be admitted to the union of citizens and that they were not capable people collapsed on the street from the we did not want them Mr Daniel made effect of the cold but were soon re- an exhaustive argument in which he covered the point in controversy vived All through the west and allHoisk Most of the time of the house during northwest the cold was intense the three hours session Frday was consumed Wis Feb 9 This city in filibustering against relief bills on the pri- ¬ Miiwaikkk vate calendar was finally suc Tbe is experiencing the coldest weather in cessful and the house filibuster without taking adjourned 55 years The frost has penetrated he up the biil The conference report on the dip ground to a depth of four and one half lomatic appropriation bill was adopted num Wash ixi ton Feb Bl Senate A feet or within a foot and a half of the ef senators Saturday gave notice of amend water mains A double force of men ments they will offer to the river and harbor important of which is on duty to see that the tire hydrants bill the mostCarter approptiating are the 0jol lowmg Mr 50000 for are not frozen up The temperature the construction of storage reservoirs and irri ¬ Mr Cat arid Wednesday night was 15 degrees below gation canals in the 11000 land states improve frey appropriating for the zero and little promise is offered for ment of the southwest pass of the Mississippi river so as to make ship canal 35 feet in any abatement of the cold 5k00 Railroads are running very light depth Mr Turner appropriating the water dredging Salmon Bay and improving freight trains and as small passenger way Connecting Puget Sound at Salmon Bay so as to trains as possible the cold weather in- ¬ with Lakes Union and Washington Perkins make it available as a ship canal Mr terfering more or less with the power appropriating 342000 lor the improvement of of the locomotives Perishable freight the harbor at Wilmington Cal and also one commission the in several instances is being held pend authorizingnaval appointment of a on the Cali- ¬ to locate a coaling station ing a change in the weather Reports fornia coast south of San Francisco Housu The house committee on invalid from around the state indicate the cold pensions reported favorably the senate bill is general pensioning Gen John M Palmer of Illinois At Cumberland thermometers regis- the amount being reduced from 2100 to 7 Senate The treatv ter all the way from 38 to 50 below of Washington Febbetween the commission- ¬ peace negotiated Whitehall reports oO Black River ers of the United States and Spain at Paris was Monday by the States Falls 42 At Waupaca the water works ate the vote ratified 57 ayes United nays orsen being one to 27 are completely frozen up and at Spring vote more than the two thirds majority nec Valley the schools have been closed on essary to secure senatorial concurrence in a treaty document After the ratification of the account of the severe cold treaty the senate in open session took up Des Moines la Feb 9 Wednes¬ joint resolution offered by Mr McEncry Idem declaring a policy for the Philip ¬ day was a record breaking one for in ¬ Li pines and an effort was made to adopt it but tense eold In this city it was 14 be ¬ the debate occupied so much time that the low at 7 a m and gradually became resolution went over until Tuesday rMr Hoar an amendment colder all day until at 10 p m it was proposed government in the providing that the proposed Philippines should 22 below and still going down with the be with the consent of the people thereof prospect of reaching SO below before Amotion 10 lay on the table prevailed 45 to 4 reso- ¬ moved to morning This is the record for this lutionMr Hoar thenthe words amendtothe by inserting or force a station since 1872 Reports from all government upon them against their wilL over the state indicate even colder Tabled Horns Monday was suspension day in the weather than here with a terrific gale house aud quite a number of bills were passed several of them of importance The censu- blowing but no snow bill prepared by the house committee went Peouia 111 Feb 9 - The tempera ¬ through by a vote of 117 to 42 The bill differ ture is 20 belcw zero with indications in several e eutial features from the senate a resolu ¬ Mr that it will reach 25 before morning bill for a Grow rep Pa offered providing cnstituticnal amendment tion There is mich suffering among the that peace treaties shall be ratified by a ma- ¬ poor and th police station is crowded jority of the senate He said that it was very singular that a two with people who have left their shan could make war majority of the of the houses while two thirds senate ties by the river through fear of being were required to make peace Washington Feb 8 Senate For two frozen hours or more the senate Tuesday had the res- ¬ St Paul Minn Feb 9 The worst olution declaratory of a policy of this govern ¬ cold ment In the Philippines under discussion but of the almost unprecedented reached and resolution weather it seems is yet to come With no vote wasthe calendar the accordance went finally to In with a clear sky the intense cold continued notice given Monday evening Mr Till S C in through the dajr being more severe be- ¬ on n demresolution addressed the senate up- ¬¬ making a the cause of a sharp northwest wind The istic and picturesque argument character Mr Lodge highest the mercury reached during rer Mass followed with a strong reply to in which di ¬ Mr 1 the day was 18 below zero At 7 rectly illman conditions he stated clearly and th as they confronted the oclock it was 22 below and falling United States in tbe Philippines The Indian all northwest- ¬ appropriation bill was taken up but had not Excepting Helena been completed when the senate adjourned ern weather bureau points reported House Tuesday and Wednesday were set Medicine Hat aside for the consideration of public buildim below zero weather foi committee and Havre reported snow with a tem- ¬ bills The in 35 stateshad reported 78 bills ag authorizing in the buildings perature of 0 below zero At 7 oclock regato an expenditure of 14C60900 Little Helena was 14 above but Duluth re-¬ or no opposition developed Tuesday and tills upon almos favorably acted ported 18 below Swift Current 20 be- ¬ were rapidly be as they could as low Huron Battleford and Prince Al ¬ read There was however more or less good natured chaffing throughout the session As 1 bert 20 below and Winnipeg 4 below result 410 bills carrying or authorizing appro ¬ ¬ CnicAGO Feb 9 Washington Feb 3 Seatk A potabl speech was made in the senate Thursday by Mr Spooner Wis He took for his text the anti expansion resolution offered by Mr Vest but did not confine himself closely to that pro- ¬ posed declaration of policy He discussed the question of expansion in all of its phases and urged the ratification of the peace treaty as the best means of bringing the burning question home to the people themselves At the conclusion of his speech he received the warm congratulations of many of his colleagues noiable among whom was Mr Tillman S C with whom he had had a sharp personal tilt ie the course of his argument House The river and harbor bill carrying slightly more than 30000000 passed the hous Thursday by a vote of 180 to 7 This is th largest majority any river and harbor bill has ever obtained in the house The bill attracted little opposition and every effort to amend b in important particular failed Saturday February 11 was set apart for paying tribute to the memory of the late Mr Dingley 01 ¬ ¬ self-governm- ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ OCX ¬ ¬ ¬ 5C ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ CONSIGNED TO THE GRAVE ¬ ¬ Wirliour InncccmarT Pump or Formality Col S xton Ilvumns Ar Ltxl to Re in Kos Mill Cemetery priations aggregating Si 1361000 had been laid aside with favorable recommendations befori adjournment was reached confined itself largely to the transaction Washington Feb 9 - Senate The seuat ci ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ aide-de-cam- i half-mummifi- ed ¬ Chicago Feb Without unneces ¬ sary formality or pomp the remains of the late Col Sexton commander-in-chie- f A K were laid at rest of the Wednesday at Rose Hill cemetery Comrades of Columbia post conducted the services at Memorial hall in the public library building and at the grave while other posts of the city at- ¬ tended and assisted in the simple rites of the order Escorted by the G A R and by de- ¬ tails of letter carriers and post oftice clerks the body was taken from the residence 561 La Salle avenue at 9 oclock and was conveyed to Memorial hall There it lay in state viewed by hundreds of old soldiers and friends until 130 oclock when the ritual ser- ¬ vice of the G A R was read by National Chaplain Daniel Lucas of Indianapolis After the 40 posts of Cook county had viewed the remains the funeral procession formed andthe body was borne to Rose Hill where again the religious ritual of the G A R was read 111 outine business Wednesday The Indian appropriation bill which has beea pending fa several weeks was completed and passed Th legislative executive and judicial apprjpria lion bill was taken up but after 24 pages of ii had been disposed it was laid aside for tht A few measures of minor importanc lay were passed House The net result of the work durini ihe two days allotted for the consideration o public building bills in the house was the passage of a single bill providing for the erectio of a buiHing at Newnrt News Va at a cost Sixty five bills in all carrying o of 75 000 authorizing the expenditure of 11200 OX wen favorably considered in committee of tht whole when the committee rose Wednesday but because seventeen other bills reacted not been upoi had ported in committee filibustering tactics were resort ed to and all efforts to advance the bills favor ably acted upon in committee were blocked The second bill appropriating N7J0 for a building at Blair City Xeb got as far as th third reading when a demand for the produc tion of the engrossed bill prevented it fron being placed upon its pas age The previous question had been ordered on the Altoona Pa bill carrying 12500a when the house adjourned so that it will be the unfinished busi ness Thursday ¬ ¬ Indian Appropriation liill Washington Feb 9 The senate passed the Indian appropriation bill The senate then took up the legislative executive and judicial appropria¬ ¬ Yi-r- Petl Setmr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ tion bill in th Pen An Kiitor Gets Tw rw Y rk City rIizzird Editor G C Cincinnati Feb New Yokk Feb 9 New York was ¬ at the mercy of a good sized blizzard Moore of the Blue lirass Blade of Lex was sentenced by Judge Wednesdaj- - Half dozen inches of ington K3 A C Thompson of the United States snow fell Tuesday night and a strong years in the Wednesday lo gale is blowing The sudden change uourt The sentence was for from clear warm weather is causing penitentiary ending immoral literature through great suffering among the poor he mails The liiuc- Grass Blade is a eaac Conntv Mn 1nroled EL Its foreman frcelove paper CoitMBUS Feb 9 A parole was Hushes was lined 25 granted Wednesday night to A S K vi r Fr Ov r at t Lou s Burch who was sentenced from Geauga St Loii Feb 9- - T Mississppi county to serve two years forburglary river at this point is frozen ever and larceny c f0 - 11 ¬ THE BGtKEON NEWS PAEIS KY FRIDAY Mr Goebel And The L The attempt ot M FEBRUARY 10 1899 i N Grand Opera In Cincinnati Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders arc the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK TIE BOMBOH HEWS Nineteenth Year iSstabhsued WALTER CHAMP BRUHK MILLER ltW I j Published every Tuesday and Friday by Editors and Oint ec Make all Check Money Order may able to the order f CHAMP tf 5V mn A D VJSM1 IeMHi HA 1 o Displays one dollar per inch for first in lion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pet line eacn insertion Locals in nlac type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of hues count hs full lines when running at ine rates ObituKTss cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Ike nature ten rents per line Special rates given for lame 4dverlise ments and yearly cnrls ¬ Joe Lfiter i formi g a milk trust demaggnery Of conre there will be w t red stock in the concern Goebel to make One of the most important announce ¬ - opposition lo the ment of the present amusemert season piltttaari capital of hiLomsvill Nashville railroad will not is tbat of the coming visit of the Ellis win hiiu much aynjpathy especially in Opera Co 190 artists to the Cincinnati B urbou Music Hall Feb 27 28 and March 1 Tbe L Hi- N has recently rtored the The Company which is nnder the directen per cent cut in the wages of its em tion of Charles A Ellis and presents ployee and they are as happy and an grand opera in French Italian and Ger well satiatied as the employes ot any man succeeded the Daniroseh EUis Co company which may be named Nearly of laHt year and iucludes such noted arone hundred and fifty of the employes of tists as Mine Nellin Melba unquestion N make their home in Paris ably the greatest living prima donna the L PDi tny are among the best citizens in Mine Johanna Gadskithe eminent Ger Ns payroll to these man singer and Zelie de Lussan a well the city The L Parisians is oVtf ten thousand Jglai known American artist now a great per mouth aggregating more than 112- - UonQH favorite for the leading female 000 every year nearly every dollar ut singer Among tbe male members of which is spent in Paris Besides this the- the organization are M Kraus or DipLi N pays about 1000 Ul 8 pel as principal tenor in the German per year iit the cdfrtfl of the city work Sig Panoltiui in the Italian and aud county And then this old reliable M Alvarez leading tenor in tbe grand railroad trives Paris and Bourbon conrifv onera Paris and onn of th worlds T a prompt ana reiiaoie train service in greatest artsts M M Beusaude Stury Stehman DeVries Boudouresque are four difcCHOMi What lias Mf Goelel dOhe for Paris the principal baritones and bassos A He has given us tooth- - grand chorus efficient corps de ballet and Bourbon lug but an election law which the Couu- - hud the New York Orchestra of sixty musicians led by Sig Sepelli and Walter ty did not want The practice of demrgoguefl in seeking Dimrosch are also with the organiza- to array the people and labor against tion which Will be in every department capital is utterly Wrong Labor and the most complete company seen in Cin tbe people represent labor can no more cinnati for years The reportoire will Wagners get along without capital than it cn be Puccinis La Boheme get along without the labor of the pec- - Seigfried in German and Gounods Romeo and Juliet in BYench pie A subscription sale of season tickets The railroads haye done wonders in 6 and 9 Ken- - 0y mail only prices 5 is developing slow going backward Kentucky had now open at the John Church Music Co Cocky Would that store The sale of season tickets from more of them The railroads and progref s are better the chart is opeu to the public Feb 10 for Kentucky than are Mr Goebel and and the single sale Feb 38 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ALL WOMEN AQIRIEEm known an into produce the good results claimed for it All women agree that it makes labor shorter and less painful iriena ana nave never stance where it has failed avc sum a large quantity of A druggist in Macon Ga Moth crs says I ¬ FRANK 404 MAIN STREET CO PARIS KY ¬ ifcsi M flr TVBr sw J41 wall r MHS - - -- New Goods New Styles New Patterns Right Style Right Goods Right I After the most successful week of sales in the histcrv of our business we will be ready Monday January 23rd with our New Soring Styles in i r i i y V i a k m 4 j IVIOI s ¬ j Friend gives great recuperative power to the mother and her recovery is sura and rapid Danger from rising and ed breasts is done away with completely Sold by is not a chance remedy Its eood effects are readily experienced by all expectant mothers who use it Years ago it passed the experimental stage While it always shortens labor and lessens the pains of delivery it is also o the greatest benefit during the earlier months of pregnancy Morning sickness and nervousness are readily overcome and the liniment relaxes the strained muscles permitting them to expand without causing distress Mothers ers Friend Prices drnjttM for ATLANTA CV a THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Send for our free lUaSttateJ Look f botc CO rs cpet hi GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS STOCK AND TURF NfcVVS 1 SCINTILLAAl - The Hon Ki ThetttrhHl And Otherwise J J McCoy and the Hon Corbett shoal cable sympathies ro Glen Agniirildo were alo solar plexnsed Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes The Buckingham theater at Louisville rheir Tbev The get of Hindoo won 46000 last will be rebuilt The Fover Remarks In I intr8MniE MmmMm CoiMM Oltt or Xrii lul Tbe John Holland u season B Lyles racehorse Agitator won a 350 purse Monday at New Orleans K The handsome new opera house at was badly bnrned while plavi- g in front Maysyilie was opened Inst night with an of the fire in Carlisle Wanted Pair of roadsters Keldiners entertainment by local talent The perThe Scott county grand j irv indie t ought Write for particulars to Lock Box B formance will be repeated to night nud seventy five insurance cotupanieH tot Manila was and won by the to morrow night Greenfield Ohio Americans on the Lords day combining to keep up prices J B Booth sold rive hogshead3 of toThree Kentuckyf boys Clifton Cart Tfddy Roosevelt who fed such a bacco iu Cincinnati last week at 1150 Mr Maria Albm wife of Col Ethan of Lexington Albeit M McClare of brilliant charge at Santiago has led th 13 25 12 25 1814 and 2j The 20 Allen grandson of a revolutionary hero Humphrey L N BushBeld of Ebzi march in JheOharity Ball in New York is the highest price obtained in any of that name died in the Metropolitan bethtown will graduate at West Point Opera House in New York Wednesday with as tnnch credit to himself Teddys market this season next Wednesday Each will receive a versatility i something remarkable night just as the curtain went up commission as Second Lieutenant in the Ed Simms1 colt the Kentuckian is regular army It is rnmored that B X Enloe late thought to have a good chance to win Darkest America attracted a lare They Sell editor of the Louisville Dispatch will some of the Western Derbies this year Both bny tbe defunct Lexington Argemnut and he and Jean Beraud arc tht most audience to the Grand Monday mght At Samo Fares but the performance was far from being which will be sold Monday and will fancied of the Agents of Southern railways selling in the satisfactory The alleged jokes of one through L uiisville and Cincinnati will run the paper as a free silyer organ Brooklyn Suburban of the performers were so coarse that furnish tickets to Philadelphia and New some of the people iu the audience left York over Pennsylvania Short Lies Cotswold Ewes 33 pure bred The opinions of the foremost men iu good via Wajbington at same fares as Darkest America has toi tickets ovpr direct Pennsylvania ewes descended from Joe Petraa the house the Democratic party seemed to have Line fine flock All bred to one of Hal Woo- much of an Uncle Tom flavor to it to Stop overs of ten days at Washington little influence with the Democratic be an interesting performance After on tickets to Philadelphia and New members of the Senate on the question dfords fine bucks For sale by the show the members of the company xorit hiso ar rnnaaeipnia ou tickets to C V HlGGINS of ratifying the peace treaty Cleveland New York For special participated iu a social session tender- write Geo E Rockwell A information 24jan 2w Paris Ky and Carlisle opposed the ratification of O P Agt ed them at the U B F hall ou Eighth Cincinnati the treaty bnt two of the tbree soumi street by some of the colored citizens Mardi Gras money Democrats voted for the treaty There are eggs and eggs The egg Bryan favored the treaty but most of of yesterday looks feels measures and Terpsichores Carnival the silver Democratic Senators voted at New Orleans and Mobile QUEEN which will weighs like the egg of last month but limited trains CRESCENT Route against it theres a difference in another respect equipped with elegance running on fast be given at Lexington to night afternoon and Monday night for the and that difference is worth money time One fare round trip tickets from One of the best papers that comes to Cincinnati and the north on sale daily benefit of the Childrens Home will be Its just so with laundry The difference between good work and poor 28 to February 6 to 13 gooJ The News office is the Henderson rot n y r A lurk fr l li Tmi until Feb Iu mrt the grandest amateur entertainment the unpracticed discernment is slight to lurKuni A but ks a Gleaner kTvFAuSnvi ever given in Lexington Three bun- - difference that counts every time Its Its news columns teem with rh ain riQfa w dred handsome young people will ap- - a difference tnat changes your laundry crisp items and the editorial page is P A Cincinnati Ohio from an expense to an pear in the tableaux stately minuets bill j atodded with clever paragraphs about i tr uo iooai trork it win costinvestment we no more ballets the than poor work silver spray and people and politics and interesting gosbut its worth double Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for American Beantv The Royal Middies sip of things about town written by tne difference lf F B McDekMOTT qtuuthe Snowfluke the Lovers Quarrel and BOURBON STAM LAUNDRY Mr Roah Griffin who is one the Festival of Vesta The matinee of the livest newspaper men in Kentucky besides being a genial gentle- - j S S Abney mail carrier will battl will begin at 215 to morrow Weak Jiyes are Made Strong man dim vision made clear styes removed light baggage to and from depot Terms and granulated lids or sore eyes of any very reasonable Leave orders at Post- CARLISLE kind spe dily and effectually cured by Newspaper Excursion Abroad office tf the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve From Nic ol4 County Its put up in tubes and sold ou a guar- iC Sew Culled Precincts tee by all good druggists Arrangements Insure vbur nrooerty agaihflt fire been perfected From he Mercury Son by which wind and lightning in the Huret Home with Thomas Cook ana rename war Sophia Santa and sister Mrs A these noted tourists will take charge of Eosuranos Co a sate pany jj White left Tuesday for her home in the trip of the National Editorial AssoO W miller Agem thp hmrif n rhp fornw hi Parts KY ciation to Europe starting May 21st of The Thos Hunter home place 154 this year returning July 22d The acres sold to Mrs Hunter at 2825 per trip will include Switzerland Holland New York Edam piir pple Neufa aCrev 170 acres sold to H B Sampson at Germany Franqe and England 2405 per acre the chatel cheese Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood regular 350 tour will be of fifty three 1AYTON Mitchell Ex Representative Swinford of Hartf rison county and Miss Allie daughter troubles and is often the result of an days duration and at the low rate of of Mr aud Mrs James N McKee are inherited taint in the blood S S S 250 each person which includes payTry our Leader Coffee six pounds to wed on the 15th inst is the only remedy which goes deep ments of all the necessary bills from the for 10Os F B McDermott T M Sharp of Headquarters and E enough to reach Scrofula it forces out time of leaving New York until returnT Mann of Ellisville are prospective every trace of the disease and cures ing All newspaper people and mem figs currants candidates for representative from Nich- the worst cases KuT8 raisins dates bers of their families are eligible to go seedless raisins olas and Robertson It is Nicholas time My son Charlio was afflicted from Infancy to furnish the candidate on this trip and will be given full parNewton Mitchell tf with Scrofula and he suffered so that it was ticulars by writing to the Corresponding Hollis Dalzell son of S H Dalzell impossible to dress him Secretary of the N E A J M Page For Sale One large anthracite went to visit friends in Indiana a few for three years His weeks ago and while there joined the head and body were a 2t Apply to Dr Ussery Jerseyviile 111 stove 0 S army and is now on his way to mass of sores and his the Philippine Islands He is 18 years eyesight also became affected No treatment of age was spared that we At the council meeting the Deposit thought would relieve Bank was granted a premit to erect on aim but h e grew worse the southeast corner of Main and Locust Tdl da Vabie I had streets a two story brick building 37x80 almost despaired of his when feet The Clerk was ordered to draw a ever being cured friend by the advice of a warrant on the treasury to pay five hun- we gave him S S S Swifts SnecificL A de dred dollars and interest for one year ou the f 1000 debt on the city building cided improvement was the result and after taken a dozen The Lord was eertaiarywitb Americs rnthSpmish War Every important battle even including th battle of J in Cincinnati burned Tuesday night A baby daughter ol Victor Mar tin - pn fartrrv ¬ Hamburgs Dimities Laces GiDgrhams Percales Welts Fiques Shirtings Chevicts Cottons Sheetings Linens RfadyMade Sheets ¬ Pillow Cases and Bolsters j All at Prices that meet all legitimate competition three-year-ol- ds FRAN K i j j Coti--wol- CO d j ¬ ¬ to-morr- r j ¬ jeel i I 1 - - V r32 bS 1 ¬ Scrofula a Vile Inheritance PAPER be my endeavor this season ta LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of It will ¬ ¬ both in QUANTITY and QUALITYin STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRICE means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED ¬ ¬ i ¬ 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 WATCH THIS SPACE PARKER CLOTHIERS AND i ¬ JAMES FURNISHERS The February term of the Nicholas have healed Circuit Court convened Monday with smooth and His Honor Judge W W Kimbrongh health and Commonwealths Attorney L P The following named compose the grand jury with gentlemen A B Campbell as foreman John Mc Clanahan S L Harney K F Dalzell Wm J Wise J O ManniJ W Myers J Wm Clay Jas H Matin Jas Mc Cullough B R Duncan Major Rose he had bottles no one who knew of his former dreadful condition would have recognized him All the sores on his body his skin is perfectly clear ana he has been restored to perfect Mas S S Mabrt 860 Elm St Macon Ga GENTS Fryer present For real blood troubles it is a waste of time to expect a cure from the doc¬ tors Blood diseases are beyond their skill Swifts Specific A new Will occupy this space with their announcements clothing and gents and complete line of ready-to-we- ar furnishings is being installed in their big store room lately vacated by H Montgomery The Eagle King of ill Birds is noted for its keen ei ht clear and distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eaile Eye Salve for weak eyes styee sore1 eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by all dealers at 25 cents reaches all deep seated cases which other remedies have no effect r pon It Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings is the only blood remedy gjr ran teed vegetable and contains no pot ¬ Send me your old furniture to be re-¬ purely paired ash mercury or other mineral Your furniture inove by experienced Books mailed free to any address bj hands Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga SSSBlood J T HINT0N Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches I 1 Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE fi 21 THE BOURBON HEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 B S Si rr - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY Oakland Baron Twice Sold The famous stallion Oakland Baron COMERS FRIDAJY FEBRUARY 10 1899 3 PERSONAL MENTION AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Drawing To A Close A large crowd of people braved the zero weather Wednesday night to hear Rev Peaisou preach one of the best of his many excellent sermons of the meet ing at the Second Presbyterian Church Yesterday n or ring Rev Pearson preached on sub the ject of lThe Holy Spirit and his subject last night was The Brazen Serpent This disoourst was a very per erful and penetrating one and it was heard by another large audience The subject of the service Ibis morning will be The Baptism of the Holy Spiiit Rev Pearson made a very earnest and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- 209 consigned by the Stoner estate to the Woodard Sbanklin horse sale at lEnleied at the Post office at Paris Ky as Lexington was the star sale of the ooi iuss mail matter week He was sold Tuesday to Warren Stoner for 10000 and Thursday was re TELEPHONE NO 124 solo to Edward Winter of Morrisville Pa for 12000 The twenty one horses SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ovned by the Stoner estate brought Payable in Advance 17901 eleyen owned by the eetate and Oneyei 12 00 Six mouths 11 00 HKWS costs you cant even get a re ¬ Marbold brought 3420 and six owned port FKOM A GUN FREB OF CHARGE by the estate and D M Dodge brought 2620 Other sales were Make all Cheeks Money Orders Etc Stamuiont by Statu boul dam by Guy payable to the order of Champ Miller Wilkes to J M Brennan Paris 140 NOTICE TO DELINQUENT Bay filly by Baron Wilkes dam by Strathmore to Doug Thomas 205 WATER CONSUMERS Ellen Tree by Mambrino Russell dam by Strathmore to J L Dodge ¬ Circle b m foaled 1894 by Cyclone 15 1899 dam Sallie Wilkes by Baron Wilkes NEWTON MITCHELL Doug Thomas 625 Superintendent Mona likes b f foaled in 1896 bv Baron Wilkes dam Ramona dam of Read the good story on third page Earlinout 209f by Belmont Douglas BSend your laundry to Stout the tailor Thomas 695 627 Main street phone 149 tf Roan colt foaled 1898 by Jay Bird Chas E Butler has moved into the dim Bon Bon dam of Guy Baron 226 by Baron Wilkes John T Hedges 115 Episcopal rectory on Mt Airy avenue - C C Moore Guilty Editor Squire Selby Lilleston has sold five lots in Lilleston addition in the past ten C C MoOREeditor Blue Gross Blade days and his printer Jas E Hughes of Lexsoon be ington were found guilty by the United Mrs W A Johnson will gin teaching a cooking school in Kan- States Court Tuesday at Cincinnati of sas City misusing the mails The eharge is send ing the Blue Grass Blade through the Ben Spears and family will move to mails promulgating immoral doctrines Lancaster Northcotts cottage on Fer on ve and maniage guson street Editor Moores pnnishmeut was fixed To day is the Chinese New Year and at two years in the penitentiary and his willbe celebrated by Paris two Celes printer Hughes was fined 75 The Enquirer says that Moore when tialsHop Lee and Le Kwong asked why sentence should not be passed C F Clay Jr one of th most pop- bejan a h irangue about his prohibition ular youug men in Bourbon has gene to viws and his atheistic belies his futnre home Oklahoma to make said that he gloried in his work As aid Moore said he did not want a fine assess J Ernest Cassidy ex Bourbon wtod ed because he din not haye the monev to the nomination for City Clerk of Lex ington in the Democratic primary pay it and did not want others to pay it for him Judge Thompson gave him two Tuesday years in the penitentiary Moore broke Kelley a former Parisian down and cried like a baby when taken Gano now of Coonersville JIud has rented iato custody by Marshal Devanny He ellington was at once taken to the government and taken possession of the prison at Columbus Jas Hughes Hotel in Georgetown Moores printer was fined 25 which he Warren Stone k has priced his large gladly paid farm in Missouri to G F Swift the porkpacker at 100000 and the trade Wills Meet In Louisville may be consumated this week The Kentnckv Medical Association The State Board of Health advises of which Dr Prank Lapsley of this city general vaccination on account of the is President will meet Thursday in prevalence of smallpox at Louisville Louisville where it will be the guest of Covington Cincinnati and other points Drs J G Ceci Wm Cheatham A P Stuart Robson and company passed Vance and Louis Frank The program through Paris yesterday morning ov r includes clinics at two medical colleges by bythe it N en route to Lexiugton where an address WilliamsPresident papers and of Frankfoit they appeared last night in The Dr HV Dr J G Cecil Vf Louisville which will Meddler be discussed by Dr C W Kavanaugb J P Sullivan of Ceuterville has of LawT renceburg and Dr J Garland purchased of A L Kimbrongh his Sherrill of Louisville dwelling and business house at Center The Cold Wave ville Price 800 Mr Sullivan will get immediate possession The weather yesterday and WednesStout the tailor has moved his store day was the coldest felt here in fifteen years Thermometers in Paris registo 627 Main street with Lancaster He is still with the old re- tered as low as eighteen degrees below Northcott N laundry and New York zero yesterday morning at six oclock liable M and the mercury was below zero all tf Life Insurance Co Phone 149 There i much suffering among day Kenney Houston of Shawhan has the poor and there were many calls for interested himself in the Haggard charity at the County Judges office Reed laundry and the business will be The signal service predicts a rise in Mr the temperature to lay Houston conducted by Reed Houston has rented a residence on Hig Telegrams on page three tell of the exhe will reside gins avenue where tent of the cold wave over the country ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Notes linsl ily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Id The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere -- A J Gorey has returned from Cin- cinnati -- Dr J T McMillan baa been ill for BeVetlil days WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES Mr J W Bacon was in Lexington tively will be shut oft February All unpaid water services posi U0 Wednesday on a business trip Miss Louie Brutr left Wednesday for a visit to friends in Maysville Mr Ramsey Washing on of New- straigb - jrward talkluesdny morniug port was in the city yesterday on busi to mothers about the reariug of their ness children and on Wednesday morning he Miss Mattie Grinnan left yesterday preached a forcible sermon to the fathers for Jellico Tenn to teach a music class He made earnest appeals to parents to s ive their children from the evils of cigin that city arette smoking from pernicious literMiss Esther Margolen left yesterday ature card playing and the evils of bad for Cincinnati to resume her study of example the violin An agreeable feature of the meeting is -- The Married Ladies Euchre Club the of Rev Cheek of the was entertained yesterday by Mrs W F rst Presbyterian Rev Church E Board Mi in of the Methodist Chnrch Rev Messrs Henry Isgrisg and B B M Tedith of the Episcopal Church and Hutchcraft were in Cynthiaua on busi ¬ Riv Eberhardt and Rev Dr Varden of ness Wednesday tie Baptist Church It is regretted John Hennessy is here from Law th it absence from the city has prevent- renceburg Indiana to attend the funer- el Elder J S Sweeney from attending There will be no services held Jomor- al of John Sullivan Messrs W M Hiuton Jr and Ed row morning or night as Rev Pearson Hutchcraft attended the ball in Mt takes Saturday as bis day of rest The me ting will close Sunday night and Sterling Tuesday night Rev Pearson will leave Monday for Postmaster J L Rosley and wife Houston Texas where he will hold a went to Stanford Tuesday to attend the meing beginning the 18th Efforts marriage of the formers sister were made to have him 20 from Paris to Miss Matilda Alexander who is at- Cynthiana to hold a but his tending school in Cincinnati was at time is engaged for several months hmie Wednesday on a briet visit The remaining services of the meeting John V Endicott and Miss Senora Will no doubt be largely attended Fnebae k both of this county were Twenty live per cent discount granted a marriage license Wednesday on all Winter underweur at Price Miss Sw-- Bnckner of Winchester Ai Cos clothiers who has been visiting friends in and near Paiis returned to her home Wed- NUPTIAL KNOT- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HOSIERY Etc dJLly C3-- cl TUOKLE-RS- - cration CONDONS Miial Facts Plaiiiiy j j St itei ¬ out all our Winter Goods in the oO days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond coin parison fr goods of equal quality To close All our Ladies and Childrens Capes aud Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Saxony v Jackets at cost aud Germantown Yarn Special reduction in Dress Goods 00 Embroidery Silks and Materials of a descriptions at cut prices goods now 09c comprising Satin Ber bers Broadcloths and English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose 2G quality for 10c per pair The best va Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at ue in Paris 25c and lic per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 3 50 per pair re duced to one half ot of former prices See orr extra wide Table Line- ar 50c 1 ¬ - ixt I ¬ me--tin- g per yd worth double and our 5 siz Standard brands pi Bleached cotton DI uer N ipkins st 100 worth fully Best Unbl ached cotton 5c Very beat Percales at 8 twice as tuncb 10 4 Sheeting 124 and 15c 5 j j nesday i ftws iiac Misses Alico and Eddie Spears will Engagements Announcements And Sol If yon cannot read tbis small print at a distance of 14 inefesryHiF emnizations Of The Marriage Vows entertain the Violet and Kismet Clubs ej esight is failing and should have immediate attention MtdS Mattie Uosley this evening at their home on Mt Any the lovely sister Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centred hnc avenue of Postmaster J L Boslev of this cttv v wa ov vjii ill n v f vkivij fiiv of Fitchville w s mairied at three oclock Wednesday durability united with th utmost lightness aud elegance When both frames aud ienw W A Robinson aresdentincaliy nttd by Dr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction fol tie Ohio who came to Kentucay to attend aitemoou at tne nome 01 Uer iatlvi nreperfeel Never bay cheap spectacles nor of men who do not snow how to it the j Yn VU the horse sale at Lexington is in the Capt Jack B ley in Lincoln county j any glaattes than with cither lHCsrp00uBuy iperfeet lenses and areabrtter off wHhonimperial spectacles of reliable tiifvto Mr Suiittl D Yowell Of Stanford dealer and they will last louger without change and be cheapest In the end gj city to purchase fine shorthorns AVe haw engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who wiJi vist Mrs Mark Chiles and children Only immediate relatives were present at th wedding our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month aitf invit have returned to Mt Sterling aftr Miss Emeline C Smith of St Louis all to call and hiive their eyes examined for which there is n 4 spending a fw days at the home of charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Mr Henry Spears on Mt Airy avenm accompanied oy her mother has Started Miss Emily May Wheat of Louis- to Manila to marry Lt Pegrain Whitville who is in New Orleans to attend worth of the 18th Infantry The disthe Mardi Gras festivities as the nuest tauce trom Sr Louis to Mauila is 10233 of Gen F F Myles and Miss Balyssa mile8 aud forty three da8 wil1 be cou b the 3arney The cost of the Mvles was the subject of a picture and amed two nennle will be 791 trio for the j r complimentary saeicn puonsneu 1 he ladies will stay several months in Times-Dem- Sunday in the New Orleans ocrat Miss Wheat has had call outs Manila aud then return to St Louis for all the carnival bwlls the paper eays See page three for a good serial story ¬ j Handsome Picture- - and Rocking Chairs Given At - j x a t v 1 v I I - i i j ¬ j 1 isi I Lj7 FMWTB3 P2k aud TwiH carry her triumphs back to Kentucky shortly after the Carnival The Caruthers Affair jarXext visit Thursday February 23 180i First chapter three of a good story on page Helnz8 baked beans in tomato sauce F B McDermott Lung Irritation is the forerunner to consumption Dr WE HAVE BE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF ¬ ¬ OBITUARY ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead John Douse Sullivan aged twenty-four died Wednesday morning at the home of his mother in East Paiis after a lingering illness The deceased was give such streugth to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twenty five cents at all good druggist Bells Pine -- Tar-Honey will cure it and IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROIISERIBflS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality aral style are considered We ask you to give us a call vheEn MISSING MAN On Monday court day Feb 6 a white mau 40 or 45 years of age short stubby gray beard and gray hair auont 5 feet 8 incnes high left a small bay horse 14 hands high at my shop to be shod The horse was hitched to a buggy that contained a brown overcoat I kept the horse buggy and overcoat until Tuesday noon and as the man who is unknown to me did not call I put the horse at J W Boaedmans 6taUe ¬ mm for the Milwaukee Fire Insurance Co yesterday adjusted the losses on John Eld Z T Sweeny of Colnmbus Shea grocery and Cabie Vances Ind will preach at the Christian Church Childers photograph gallery The policies were Sunday morning and night The subPlague Stricken Morgantown paid in full The properties were insur- ject for bis morning sermen will be Arnspargers agencies ed in Smith MorGantown is stricken with a The Problem of the Worlds Converplague of spinal meningitis or spotted sion New Laundry Agency which has caused twenty four Quarterly services will be held at the fever Methodist church Sunday morning by deaths in ninety six hours The situa Spears have se Rev John Reeves Messrs Bowden tion in the place is awful People have Wednesday will be the beginning of left their homes and business is suspendcured the agency for the Lexington ed not a hotel bank or store being Steam Laundry and have located their Lent office at Newton Mitchells grocery Sam Jones revival at Hopkinsville has open Even the sick have been neglect where laundry may be left Calls will resulted in many converts Fifty of ed in some cases Court has been adjourned until the May term Outside be made and work delivered to any part them have joined various churches lt help and advice are oaaiy neeueu iii of the city Pone 17 Tobacco Sales Bourbon Morgantown There was one death from cerebroHeard in Court Circles A S Thomas of this county sold his spinal meningitis at Morgantown Wedof tobacco in Cincin- nesday but there are no new cases Dave Williams charged with forgery crop of ten hhds which ranged from and George Brack charged with per- nati last week average of 977 The Henderson reports several deaths from jury were arraigned Wednesday before 1275 to 595 an P S Anderson of the same disease but it is not in epifoim Judge Purnell and their cases were crop was prized by Menifee demic North Middletown Home continued until to morrow Both of the sold thirteen hhds at 10 to 650 Lay accused are colored We are the peoples friends We re- ¬ Collier sold seven hhds at 9 to colored was fined one son Will Brookins on of Paris sold pair your linen and put neck bands and costs for failing to srpport 6 and Ossian Edwards dollar Haggard Reed free six hhds at 785 to 6 his child in Jndge Purnells court ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J G Simrall of Covington adjuster Churcn News an excellent young man His funeral will be held this morning at nine oclock at the Catholic Church by Rev Father Burke The pall bearers will be R L Boldrick Thos Roche James OBrien Wm Connell Wm Grannon James M J3TTT a v r TAITOJl Wv S E TIPTON Cutter The man told me he lived near Ceuterville but I never saw hioi before Owner or owners of above property can havesame by proving ownership and paying charges for keep advertising E G LAMB etc Paris Ky to be fed TALKING THROUGH HIS HAT the man is who tells you that he can rival our laundry work in beauty or general satisfaction to the wearer We laundry meth- ¬ keep on top in 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 ¬ up-to-date ¬ Tn C1 j -- SJ ED T CZ2P J-4- - A T I in ¬ j 15 head of good thrifty shoats weighing about 50 lbs healthy and all right word CnRicr nc Will take ling P ¬ Also one extra good registered yearC boar and extra good breeder Call on or address GEO CLAYTON 10teb 6t Hutchison Ky market price per cwt ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry W M HINTON JR Telepho re No 4 BRO Proprietors For Rent Five room brick residence on Seventh street Bath room and other convenJ K SPEARS iences Apply to ¬ CLEARANCE SALE OF- - Dave Miller the barber has located The Price of Fun his chsir in John Ayers shop opposite col27j lm Geouge Watts was tried in Judge ored youths who are suspected of being Schwartzs saloon Webbs court for being drunk and try- responsible for several incendiary fires Tky our Leader Coffee six pounds for ing to ride his horse into Lavin Sc Con- - had their examining trial Wednesday were F B McDermott 00 n ells grocery The Judge deeided it morning before Judge Purnell andCourt Circuit was a horse on Watts and fined him ten held over for trial in the ¬ ¬ Bad Boys Held Over Will Leer and Will Fisher two MISSES AND CHILDRENS Cottage For Rent Nice cottage of four rooms 1 apply to C ARNSPARGER SCHOOL SHOES Spring Heel Good Stock k dollars Andy Trumbo a cullud gemman was fined 750 for indulging in the pastime of tossing an iron at his wife Boone Bishop was taxed 7 50 for en- ¬ joying a hilarious jag Green Off utt who was drunk disor- ¬ derly and resisted an officer was fined 30 He was also fined 25 and given ten days in jail for carrying concealed Their bail was fixed at 100 each and both were taken to jail in default of bail Try cur Leader for 100 Coffee six pounds New Officers Elected elected the following officers Monday -- - w J nninr vpht President Par President Miss W Bacon Vice F B McDermott Frm 190 j For Sale - Nothh Shoddy -- Tbey go at 75 The Monday Night Literary Club My agency insures against t aA r rmtn trnru rkilrpfl Well wntorprlfire Wind and Storm best OH re- - elegant ao room brick residence large actes of land eight miles south of Paris one mile from Hutchison situa- tobacco barn and two tenement houses XVpiHJ ctster pair - Gocd values in other lines at Reduced Prices Better see these goods as they vi go quick weaxins risb Secretary Albert Hinton Critic Rev J S Meredith Tr usurer Miss Lucy Johnson The clnb will hold it s next meeting with Miss Nannie Wilson prompt paying COmpa- liable nies bo amnion W 0 HINTON Agea fitn Tt tdi llvurc nfRrta ui -- uiw iu inn nunDviiiwj e 20jantfr Ky Lock Box 30 Paris 4 mt A0 DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIGG THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 1899 THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published cverv Tuesday and Friday bv THE SPELL OF THE SEA Over the roeks and backward slippingBack In a curling line of spray Leaving the sea weeds drenched and drip ¬ - Borne by the tides resistless surge Until the ground at my feet seems drifting Out to the far horizons verge Under the spell of the sea and silence 1 will drift in my fancy still Beyond the rocks and the purple islands Wheresoever the light waves will Far and far from the landward shadows Over the shimmering leagues of blue Until the flowery fields and meadows Of lotus islands rise in view Safe in their calm no care shall grieve me From the dead past no ghost shall stray The years like days shall pass and leave me Free as a careless child at play A touch on my shoulder a light word spoken Close at my elbow stands a friend Bothe spell of the sea Is broken end Helen G Hawthorne ping Toil the waves through the livelong day I watch them falling eddying- shifting The drifting stops and the day dreams in Thautauquau FBon jer nose if yon dont This usually had the desired effect for experience had taught me that he could and would do as he said so after h had solemnly promised to tell me when he went to sleep I would sit up in bed and through the darkness go careening along Bigfoots trail striking it only In the highest and most bloody places and stopping after each deed of atrocity to inquire Fred yeh Meep Na gwan would be the impatient reply This would encourage me to proceed for what is so rare as a good listener Getting warmed up I would dwell more fully on details and forget to inquire if he was asleep until having talked half the night or until I had run out of ammunition I would once more put the query to him only to receive no re ¬ sponse at which I would snuggle down and go to sleep wondering how much of my thrilling narrative had fallen on deaf ears and what part of the story I had better begin at the next night He my brother was my senior by some years and exercised a dominant influence over the pastimes of my early days and it was somewhat discouraging on the rare occasions when I really did wish to play to have him order me into the house to read for he had nc intention while Bigfoot Wallace occu pied the boards of allowing my desire for frivolous amusement to interfere with the gratification of his love for ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BOYS FIGHT WITH SNAKES MOST DAINTY LINGERIE la JACK RABBITS HIS GAME The Thrilling- - Adventure of a Bra re Ciquisite Workmanship That Youth In the Louisiana Shown in the Department of Ln Backwoods denrear for Women vacation in the backwoods of Louisiana His father had recently pur chased a sawmill and a lumber property in that district and Jack thought it a capital idea that he should accompany Mr Casey the engineer who had undertaken to open the business Mr Casey divided his men into gangs and sent them out to familiarize themselves with the woods and to report on limber lands With Jacks assistance he felt equal to the task of getting up steam Scarcely had the water begun o bubble when one of the men re turned to ask Mr Casey to examine some fine timber close at hand and i he engineer left the mill At the most hi would not be gone more than 20 rinutes and he had every confidence Jack who had been about machine thopa ever since his infancy The steam had generated with unex pected rapidity and the quivering range showed a pressure of 110 pounds lie remembered having heard Mr Casey ay that the boilers test was 100 emds and he knew that he result the present state of affairs was a tobable explosion He made a frantic ive for the open door but as he jumped he slipped in his great rubber xots and fell sprawling on the floor His outstretched hand gave the door a rap and to his horror he heard the sharp click of the spring lock that de- ¬ clared him a prisoner His one chance was to open the safety valve He approached the roaring boiler and looked for the valve He saw where the trouble lay The valve was fastened down with rust which the cleaners had overlooked He felt sure that he could wrench the valve open but as he was about to grasp the sup ply pipe to heist himself to the propeJ level a fearful spectacle caught his eye Coiled about the pipe was an enor ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ iaimoao L riMK card California Man Finds ProlU in Net tins the Animals for Conrsing Purposes says W J Browning of Tulare county But then Mr Browning is not a rancher He is a jack rabbit catcher and can sell all that he can catch And at good prices too Mr Browning claims to be the only professional jack rabbit catcher in the country His unique business keepc him occupied all the year around anci his customers can be found in ever part of the union Who wants to buy jack rabbits is a natural question Principally the cours ing parks but there are others In 1S81 John Dugan of Newark a offered 1000 for 1000 live hares to be used for inelosed coursing purposes Stimulated by this offer Mr Brown ing undertook to capture the d fellows by driving them into a corral made by stretching fish nets between posts driven at intervals into the ground Since then he has shipped many thousands alive to all parts of the country for inclosed coursing purposes besides many thousand dead ones which perhaps found their way ultimately to the breast of the serene but deceptive cheeken tamale It is astonishing to learn how many dead hare are sold in the markets of some of the cities west of the Mississippi river in one year During this period a few years ago the sales in Los Angeles amounted to 9200 San Francisco 90000 Denver 30000 and Minneapolis surpassed her old rival St Paul consuming 23000 to the la iters 12000 hares The prices of dead hares range from 75 centsto three dollars per dozen Mr Browning has very considerably improved his methods since he began trapping live hares in 1881 to meet the growing demand of the various racing parks He has shipped these gray rac ers of the sage brush successfully to Xew Orleans Salt Lake City Butte City Victoria B Dallas Tex and other eastern parks The rabbit crew consists of from five to twelve men mounted on tough steeds The business is very hard on horses and Mr Browning finds it neces sary on account of relays to have on hand 20 or 25 of them He takes as part of his equipment one large four horse wagon for the nets and two other wagons for hares and other trappings Cal ¬ N R Rk ARRIVAL OF TRAINS Jack Fay was spending his winter blood-and-t- h under narratives ¬ I shall never forget one evening when we had company at home 1 had been allowed to sit up later than was usually the case and had imbibed somewhat more of my favorite literature than was my wont but had at last fallen asleep on the lounge hideously painted sav ages forlorn maidens and truculent border heroes ran riot through my dreams until i startled the assembh d guests by springing into the middle of the room and shrieking at the top ol my voice Bring on yer Indians The funny man who is present at all 7 I kj FOOT WALL AC K gatherings was in splendid form that is dead thus read night and he immediately dubbed me h scare head in this mornings Post Three fingered Dick the Tar heeled be bero of many sanguinary encount ¬ Terror of the Plains and though that ers with the Indians is no more title stuck to me for years my perman h ho in my younger days I formance that evening led father to put Ti took for i model of all that was manly a stop to my novel reading and then whose tracks I have followed breath and there 1 ceased my intimate ac lessly through column afier column quaintance with Bigfoot Wallace ¬ finer Infinitesimal tucks not wider than a small cord abound and in the finest garments these are put in by hand Lace insertions are set in squares diamond points and diagonal and straight rows medallions of embroidery are used and applique work in lace is a part of the scheme of decoration in underwear The spring fashions in this department are not yet in slight but how they can produce a variety more elegant in deail more charming in effect than we already have is one of the mysteries of this progressive age The latest petticoats of silk or batiste are cut to fit the hips like the gowns which cover them and short petticoats as well have this same shape Miles of ruffling and lace are used in the frou- ¬ frou around the feet but the top must be as scant and plain as possible The upper skirt is vandyked or scalloped as the case may be and fir ihed with a ruffle of lace or the wide flounce is scal Chiffon loped and trimmed below flounces with tiny ruches on the elge trim some of the silk skirts of light colors Bows of colored ribbon adorn the headingof the white flounceson the white silk skirts and anything which makes them attractive and expensive seems to cast a spell over all woman Is ¬ ¬ ¬ Every woman of taste loves pretty underwear She has every opportunity of gratifying her most luxurious inclinations in these days for each suc ceeding display of underwear is a little finer and more elaborately trimmed than the one before The workmanship Jack rabbits are a great blessing So From Cincinnati m ¬ ¬ 1058 a m 538 1010 n m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m r 333 D m627 r m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysvillo 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE m 5 OF TRAINS To Cincinnat- i- 15 a m 751 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m tl05 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 1016 pm To May sville 750 a m 635 p a m a m p m m F B Carr Agent fleet-foote- mm a oi ht TIME TABLE EAST BOUND ¬ Lv Louisville Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Ar Ar Lv Winchester Ar Mt Sterling ArNew York Philadelphial0l5am 705pm 1240nn 908pm WEST BOUND Washiugton M50pm 830am 550pm 1158am 92Hpm 015am 6 Jpm 1225pm 950pm 950am 703pm 6Vjam 340pm llriiam 1115am 840pm 830am 600pm ¬ ¬ Ar Winchester Ar lexington Ar Frankfort Ar Shelby ville Ar Louisville 1001am 7r2iprn 1100am 815pm ex- ¬ 911am K3Upm 730am 450pm 655am H00am 520pm 735am 345pm t t 250pm V ¬ ¬ kind cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily and ¬ t i ¬ mmf s scream JacHi jumped backward to the floor only to find that he had stepped on a soft urithing mass Then it all flashed up on him The snakes had crawled ino the walls of the disused mill in search of winter quarters The heat had awakened them from the lethargy fan u hich they commonly passed the colder months and they had come out of their hiding places hungry and vicious Lying on the shadowy floor not a yard from him a wicked looking black head was lifted threateningly and pair of green eyes glittered in the dark Instinctively he reached out his hand and to his delight it touched an iron bar leaning against the wall He shud dered as he grasped it for the boiler seemed to be making frantic lunges in his direction so great was the vibration Yet in a moment he mastered himself The snakes were his pres- ¬ ent foes and there arose within him a wild desire to encompass their destruction The upraised bar came down with great force on the head of the snake that had attacked him He felt its body yield and break with the blow and he burst into a savage laugh A second stroke brought death to the creature he had trod upon Yet all the time he knew that the real fight would come between him and the reptile that had coiled about the supply pipe The creature was becoming infuriated at the jarring of its place of rest and was prepared to vent ¬ ¬ motis rattlesnake With a frightened ¬ ¬ HOW I KILLED BIG FOOT page after page and chapter after chap ter of half dime literature is no more Dead and oh such a death That he should have died lying supinely on his bod cut down by the prosaic scythe of Father Time it is too much did not read the Post no doubt it deall gently with the hero of my boy hoods days but that edition should have been suppressed I had years ago killed Rigfool Wallace killed him in such a manner as gave me great satisfaction and redounded to his undying glory Often in the dead of night have foUoned him barefooted and clothed only in my nightie onward and over onward we have pushed our way into the ei camps of hostile aborigines through gloomy forests whose every tree trunk concealed a lurking red ruin where the twanging bowstring tin- hurtling tomahawk and the blood un ling warvhoop have waked the ah uridering echoes flow have gloated over whole tribes 3t pniated savages left wallowing in heir gore as the big footed avenger pursued his course how I have held my in oath as be softly stole into vil lage alter village slew guard after guard and rescued maidrt after maiden from a captivity which the narrative confidentially assured me was worse than death How well recollect the deep aversion my brother had for reading while 1 remaned indoors absorbed in the thrilling adventures of my hero he was out in the vacant lot playing a game which he designated as Stink by Gool hot which f now believe to have been ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ 1 I - I ¬ the creature unwound a couple of coils and darted its head out at him threateningly The wily snake would not allow him to come within arms length and he could get no opportunity to aim a blow Jack saw that the intense heat was compelling the reptile to leave the supWALLACE YEAR aGO ply pipe It might be possible yet to Ah me the iconoclastic years play open the valve and avert the explosion sad havoc with the idols of our boyhood The gauge was showing 120 pounds He began to ploy fast and loose with 1 had almost forgotten Bigfoot Wallace but the knowledge that he has died the snake tormenting it daringly with and in bed comes as a severe shock even his iron bar and apparently throwing himself in its way His wiles had the after all these years desired effect The great creature agJ M LEWIS gravated past bearing dropped heavily A IcwiHli Trndtion to the floor and began to coil for the Tradition has long divided the Jew- fatal spring ish people into two distinct branches The bar came down with a flail like the Sephardim or southern and the sound and the snake lay dead among Ashkenazira or north European Me itc kindred while Jack at last reached dieval legend among the Jews them the supply pipe and with one mighty selves traced the descent of the first blow knocked off the safety valve and from the tribe of Judah the second let the cloud of vapor rise skyward from that of Benjamin The SepharMr Casey saw the volume of steam dim are mainly the remnants of the as he returned from the timber strip former Spanish and Portuguese Jews Fearing that something had gone They constitute in their own ejes an wrong he ran to the boiler room and aristocracy of the nation They are burst open the door only to find his found primarily to day in Africa in joung friend lying on the floor along the Balkan states where they are with the bodies of three great rat- ¬ known as Spagnuoli less purely in tlesnakes Mrs C F Frazer in Wide France and Italy A small colony ip World Magazine London and Amsterdam still holds it self aloof from all communion and in ¬ Rather a Fine Point The Ash tercourse with its brethren I am glad she said that we are tc kenazim branch is numerically far more have a little winter weather at last important for the German Rtissian We have ben having winter weath and Polish Jews comprise over nine er he replied in that aggravating way tenths of the people Prof William Z so common to husbandsRipley in Applctons Popular Science It may be your idea of winter Monthly weather she retorted but its not As he approached ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ its venom on Jack The seasons corset cover i a most fascinating little trifle made of thin sheer batiste or nainsook with narrow lace insertion encircling the waist either in straight around rows points or squares It ends at the waist line in a narrow belt of beading embroidery through which ribbon is run and ad justed to the figure around the shoul ders in the same way except that the beading is laoe and very narrow It is made too after the French model with no seams except under the arm The bolero shaped corset cover is very much liked since it too does away with any superfluous material at the waist Tie bolero is used very prettily on the nightgowns and aiso in the Empire eh niae Dainty tucks and insertions of lace form these little jackets A pret ¬ ty model for a nightgown has an Empire waist made by gathering the mate ¬ rial in a sort of scant puff between two rows of embroidered insertion A lace edged frill forms a collar which ends in ribbon rosettes on either side and the sleeves are short Many of the gowns are made with short sleeves which consist of one puff with one or two lace edged frills below and some of them are well gored and cut with a little train the nightgown liked by some women for winter wear is made of albatross and as prettily trimmed with lace as the thinner gowns Something called a boudoir nightgown shown in the illustration is of pale blue silk of thp washing variety It is made with a sort of shaped skirt set on to an upper part formed of tucks alternating with The yoke is of lace rows of insertion and tucks finished with a frill of iace One article in the lingerie department which is every womans delight is the matinee tea jacket or dressing jacket whichever you choose to call it These garments range in style from the plain Geisha with the large sleeves up to the possible limit of extravagance in material and trimming The Geisha is usually made of flannel and possibly cash mere but there is a tempting display among the other jackets of Liberty silk trimmed with lace and frills or ribbons and the prettiest confections of silk and chiffon besides no end of pretty de signs carried out in fine white batiste made with fancy yokes Jackets and petticoats to match in both silk and fine English nainsook are one of the fashionable fads and if your corsets match your petticoatyou are indeed up to date in the matter of underwear X V Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Lexington change New York without For rates Sleeping Car reservations or anv information call on orGEoRGE W Barney Div Pass Agent Agent L F B ¬ N R R Paris Ky Carr Lexington Frankfort Gincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME RD IN EFFECT DE lOlHEK olH IS 8 EAST BOUND opening into a corral or trap The riders then circle around a sec tion or more of land driving the hares into the wings of the trap The netting of thr wings is about three feet high and the netting of the corral is about six feet in height and lined with canvas to prevent the hares from injuring themselves Under the canvas which does not extend quite to the ground are placed the coops with the cells open offering an apparent retreat for the frightened animal which readily ac cepts the position and is thus secured without inconvenience and without ever being handled The coops contain ten cells or stalls which are ten inches high five inches wide and 14 inches long and in these ells Brer Rabbit remains till he reaches the perk to display hisfleetness ¬ ¬ His field foroperationsincludes Merced original ground Fresno Tulare and Kern counties When the trapper reaches a suitable place he arranges his nets in the forin of a V the small end No7L Paw Lve Fraiuciort a Lve i Ik horn 7 No 3 Pas NoT 5 Mixprt ToOom uuaui 711am Sttpml 120pm 1 35pm 18am LveSwitzer Lve tamping Grnd 7 2 am 4 10pm l 55pm 7 34aru 416pm1 Lve P J vails 739 tm 422pm Lve lohnson 7 4amj 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve Georgetown Lve C s Ky Depn b 7 50am1 4 38pm 3 00pm k I7m 4 48om Lve Newtown 3 4Upi7i tipm Lve Centreville Lve Elizabeth A rr Paris c 25iin 810am 40am Gpm i 00pm 5 5 l0pm No 6 WEST BOUND No Lve ians e Lv Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lvm Newtown Lv 0 x Ry Depot b Lve Lv Lv Lve 1 Pass No 9 0nnii Pas 4 Mixed H4uam 9 4Sam i Lve Georgetown Wwitz 10 53iu 43ain 5 4wpm 5 50 pm 5 55pm H II COim 6 4pm 8 40a in r Lve Elk horn II i7m 6 56 pm 8 5am II 210111 7 10pm 9 lmm Arr Fntkrrt a Duly except Sunday N b connects with Q a Counects with L C connects with Ky Central Johnson Duvall Stamping Grnd utfam tTvrr 10 iC 2Km 6 03pm 17pm 20pra 2tipnu 7 7 50am 51am pm 50am 6 Mpm B 32 8 2am of foot Mr Browning ships from 1000 to 2000 hnre s per month and these during con finement are fed on barley potatoes and cabbage The price per hare alive varies from 40 cents to one dollar each Chicago Inter Ocean A KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS e m ¬ AM 540 42- - 70Lv 1001 Ar 6J6 1142 Ar 7 20 fW 840 Ar Ar 750 Lv Frank Tort Georgetown Pans Ar 1028 y Lv Lv Ar am 11 i m 20 i0i 7li 017 JM Maysville Wl ohester Kichmoud 540 Lv 255 Lv 6A J00 5 45 7091 One Daredevil Army Packer day when the fighting was going ¬ Jut GEO 8 HARPER K NEWTON G P A Gnl Supi ¬ ¬ ¬ - 1 ¬ Maaily Cnred A correspondent thus tolls how a man addicted to the spitting habit was The captain of an Atlantic cured steamship was at a loss how to induce a passenger to desist from the filthy habit of spitting on deck Among the passengers was a gentleman well by Goal or Prisoners Base tnut the time my eyes would be known in Toronto 40 years ago who jin to elose would hear bis sibilant undertook to stop him if a quartermaster were placed at his disposal his per in m ear -The captain closed with the offer and Oh iu Bui would snuggle deeper amid the I the man was directed to fetch a bucket ibeets and endeavor to palmofTa home of water and mop and to follow the of fender up and down the deck The re made snore on him suit was completely satisfactory That dont go better wake tip would be his threatening reply to my London Spectator attempted deception Undoubtedly I U 1 question of idea at all he answered Its a question of weather Weve been having weather not w a rcire Its havent Certainly And its winter Of course Wei then isnt it siiaicst Wie be ¬ ¬ meanest most pieayftmsh man t kat she ever know in her life and she didnt stop saying it for three quartens of at hour Chicago Post But she didnt let him finish gan saying that he was the VnHat Vnntll looted guys bin doin Aw Im too sleepy Aw woteber want TcN jn smore o whut that big Another How do yon like the life Well enough but still its very try¬ Y Journal ing on one A Girl Yes Im a cloak model Who is the smartest boy id your class Hobby asked his uncle I Id like to tell jeu answered jobby Only papa says I tntist not modestly jiobe Harpers Bazar boaat on fiercely and it was very dangerous lo put up ones head to take a shot a train came up to the line with a load of ammunition and after the boxes had been dumped and the men were knocking off the tops and distributing the contents one of the packers walked calmly up to the trenches and drawled I a crack at a greaser since we aint had left the reservation so here goes and BUBBLE GAMES with that he stepped out on the em Much Aniunenient from n ew Porn bankment and emptied his six shooter an the enemys trenches fully a quarter of Polo Played with Pipes Well I reckon I must of a mile away and Suds uv got four out of that six he drawled You had Probably the liveliest amusement for as he commenced to reload evening party may be enjoyed by better get down into the trench or one an means of a cake of brown soap and a of them will get you called a soldier uet me be said contemptuously I The number of common cla pipes dining never see a greaser yet thet could hit game should be played in the He was room where a basin of strong soap a bunch of cattle in a corral the center of the table booming the target for the entire suds is placed in The young and old folks as well are Spanish force opposite and was drawing the entire fire so an officer called given clay pipes with neat ribbons atto him to get down and at the same tached and an ironing board covered with cloth is rested on the backs of two time told him that if he wanted to shoot Xo he said I chairs of different height At the lower he could have a rifle got time to monkey around here end of the board two pieces of wood aint 1 are fastened so as to stand upright on fo got to get some grub up or you all either side of the board forming a dont eat And off he went telling the other packers how he had done up goal of the enemy dames F J Yow the object of the game is for several Archibald in Leslies Weekl each player in turn to dip his pipe in the suds blow a bubble drop it on the Coffin Studded with Jewels upper end of the board and carefully Pomp and extravagance in funerals and if possible are common among the rich classes of blow it forward goal As it is very difficult the far east Money is spent lavishly through the to drop the bubble on the board each there for burial purposes All records one is given three chances and finally in this respect were eclipsed recently in the one who succeeds in blowing the Singapore by the relatives of Mrs Tan most bubbles through the goal is the Jick Kim who died in that city Her winner coffin cost something like 20000 It end of the game if a number was decorated gorgeously with gold At the of persons have made the same number rnd precious stones and lined with the of goals a f urt her interesting babble mot costly silks and damasks The contest can be introduced All should other details of the funeral were prostart together to blow large bubbles portionately extravagant making the the one who blows the largest being the function the most remarkable as re ¬ gards expense that has ever taken place winner of the evening a small amount of in the eolon Chicago Chronicle The addition of yiycerine to the soapsuds will make His Way of Thinking che games easier preserving the bub ¬ What are the present prospects bles to greater size and strength Fur- asked the close friend ther fun may be had by two three or There dont seem to be any an four persons blowing one larre bubble gwered Senator Sorghum I havent by placing the pipes together as the had a present in six mouths Wash Boatnn being- blown bubbles ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000Jiired WECURESTR1CTURE Thousands of young and middle aged men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously Ihcy may have a smart ing sematiou small twisting stream fharp cutting pains at times plight dis charge difiiculty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have SIRXC TURE Dont let doctors experiment on you by cutting stretching or tearing you this will not cine you as it will re turn Our NLW METHOD 1KKAT MEXT absorbs tho stricture tissue hence removes the stricture permanently It can uever return No nain no suffer ing no dotention from business by our mothodTho sexualorgansarostrength ened Thfl partes arc invigorated and the buss of manhood returns - ¬ ¬ ¬ Thousands of young and middle agel men aro having their sexual igor and vitality continually sapped by this dis ease They aro frequently unconscious of the causo of these symptoms dcneral Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fail ing Manhood NcrvotiFiicss loor Mem ory Irritability at tunes Smarting ben sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Degression Look Varicocele Shrnnken of Ambition Parts etc GLEET and STRICTURE may bo tho cause Dont consult family doctors rs they havo no experience in these special diseases- - don t allow Quaoksto experiment oi yon Consult Specialists vIio havo made a life study of Diseases of Mon and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will positively cure you Ono thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure ¬ WECURE GLEET CURES GUARANTEED Wo trent and etirc EMISSIONS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS GLKET STRICTURE TMPOTEXCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ¬ ES KIDNEY ard BLADDER Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION DltKK FREE If unable to call write for OUESTTOy BLANK for UOME TREATMENT ¬ a ¬ Kennedy fcW DRS Kergan jJ4 4Wi 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O AM ington Star ttw i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 1899 PRESERVED MEATS HAPPY HOMES Y Although Free from Deleterious Sub ¬ The Highest Duty of a Mother stances They Are Not Preferable Train Her Children In to the Fresh Article Gentleness - oir1- - IMPROVED BROODER Cue That Ha Given Most Sat Lnfactory stance- had been used in their preparation Eleven samples were procured in Results in Actual Every Dny open market eight being corned beef Farm Praetlee from five different packing houses two About a year ago this paper published of luncheon beef and one of roast beef a diagram of a homemade brooder that Ten samples were furnished by the war in actual practice has given splendid department being taken from thecom results The one who devised that missary stores at Atlanta and Savan brooder has this year changed the in- nah Prof Wiley reports that all the A terior arrangement a little which will sample were in good condition careful chemical examination failed to make its working stiil more reliable and disclose the preseiu e of either borax or effective The cut shows the lamp below a sheet sulphites or sulphu ous boric salicylic of iron that securely shuts pff the lamp or benzoic acids The only preserva chamber from the space above Bed the tives found were salt and saltpeter th fcheet iron in white lead to make it air former in about the sane and the latter light Above the sheet iron is a floor in a smaller quantity toau would have of matched stuff and in the center is a been used in private families for preservative purposes Neither lead nor zinc was found in the cans the solder ¬ ing having been done in such manner s to prevent the solder coining in con ¬ tact with the contents of the can In conclusion Prof Wiley emphasizes the fact that preserved foods especial ly meats are not preferable to the fresh r nt articles where these can be procured He urgently recommends that some competent supervising agent be always present to inspect the packages when DIAGRAM OF BROODER opened to detect any failure of com- ¬ five inch drum opening into the space plete sterilization in their preparation between the floor and the sheet iron or any evidences of incipient or ad Around the top of the drum are open vanced decay in their contents When ings that let the hot air out into tfie these precautions are observed says brooder Now comes the improvement Prof Wiley there is no reason to be- ¬ The top of the drum formerly extend lieve that the ingestion of preserved ed out from it some two or three inches meats as an article of food in proper It now extends out for ten inches all quantities and iu properly balanced around the drum and from the outer ratios will in any way interfere with edge a flannel curtain is hung inclosing the health or comfort of the person con a circular space with the drum in the suming them Prof Wileys examina center The curtain is slashed up tion has no direct relation into the in every three inches Within this curtain vestigation of the army supplies by the will be the warmest place in the brood- array investigating commission but er It will always be warm in there If was ordered by the secretary of agri- ¬ It becomes too warm the chicks will go culture in view of the important export outside the curtain The addition of and farming interests that might be un ¬ this inclosed hover renders it practical favorably affected by some of the testi ¬ ly impossible for the chickens to be mony before that commission Chica ¬ chilled or overheated and makes a very go Post excellent brooder into one that cinnot SIDE HILL BARN PLAN well be improved The dotted line shows where the cover can be placed for an inside brood How to Feed sheep and Hoe Kepi in the Basement Readily from er If it is to be used out of doors it the First Floor must have a iloping cover Put two lights of glass either in the cover or in The accompanying diagram shows a opposite sides Orange Judd Farmer plan for keeping sheep and hogs in the basement which must be dry while CROPS FOR THE BEES feeding them readily from the first floor The opening to the sheep feed Their Cultivation Ih Kapidly IJecoin inu a Necessity in Many Sections of the Coautry ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ chemical analysis for the purpose of de termining whether any deleterious sub- Prof Harvey Y Wiley chemist of the In these days when selfish aims department of agriculture has subject- far too high a place in our lives ed certain samples of canned meats to perfectly happy home is something ¬ ¬ Is not often found v 1 1 J -- ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HAY Even in California where flowers are as abundant as the sands on the sea - siiore flower crops are raised ostensibly Jgr the bees But the flowers there have a commescial value or at least their seeds do and the apiarist adds another source to his income But in reality this is possible anywhere The bee keeper should also be a specialist in some other kind of farming Fruit growing seems to go natur- ¬ ally with bee keeping for the flowers of the fruit trees furnish abundant nectar for the bees Then when the fruit blossoms have disappeared buckwheat can be sown in the orchard to yield more food late in the season Clover raised in the orchard also furnishes good honey for the insect Where cut flowers can be sold to advantage it pays to raise them on a large scale with the double purpose of feeding t5ie bees and of selling the flowers and plants One may undertake this business on a small scale by confining the work to the production of annuals and hardy perennials Then no hot houses or greenhouses will be ifeeded to increase the initial expense Con siderable success has been attained in this way by women as well as by men One might think of many other crops ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 2 y7 or 0 The qualities make a happy home are those that are within the individuals themselves and not in their outwaid circumstances Love for others and the desire and pleasure of serving others must here hold pre eminent place Women who love their homes are yet apt to overlook the higher and lovelier aspects of home life They set their thoughts upon the outward things They are fastidious over the decorations and worry over the pattern of their din- ¬ ner service or the color scheme of their parlor suites They are in a constant slate of worry lest the children should be careless of the pretty things that ornament the hoiise When the home satisfies the artistic and aesthetic sense and the order is faultless they are contented forgetting that all this is external and but the means to the end they seek not the end itself They live in ihe lower atmosphere of home and be come so narrowed by it that their home life becomes to them a round of duli duties from which relaxation must be sought outside There is a higher atmosphere that carries one above the weariness the feer and the fret and brightens up the home like warm sunshine on a spring landscape This is the atmos phere of love and peace and where it reigns the externals of home will right themselves Children will be more thoughtful and considerate of a gentle mother who does not chide them harshly at every inadvertent step The wisest mother learns the wisdom of being deaf and blind to certain errors How many women mar the lovely influences which should surround their home by passionate outbursts of anger c against the careless breakage of or at the mud tracks which the best of boys sometimes leave on the carpets Home in its highest sense is a place of protection from external Lorrovm and burdens Here we have a right to expect sympathy and love in spite of misfortune and disaster It is a harbor where the shipwrecked find a haven as well as those coming home under fair sails laden with the wealth of the Indies Such a home is one where love is a guiding spirit where those that go forth are strengthened pnd girded for the work in the world without and those who return to it wearied are refreshed and comforted Beautiful pictures casts handsome rugs and furniture and a handsome house do not make a home They help to make home beautiful but home does not consist in them In fact such a beautiful place may be anything but a home for bickerings and scoldings may be an everyday occurrence and a coldness may exist between the members which drives them to seek theii happiness among the dangerous attractions of the world outside X Y ¬ ¬ blood and kidney diseases It is agreed hold everywhere that this remedy is unsurpassed the for indigestion biliousness constipation is such an that nervousness and sleeplessness ItIttastes good agreeable medicine to take that as well as does good You are preparing a new edition of your popular novel said the caller I am replied the novelist Weil 1 have a proposition by which we may both make money Where you say She giued her lips to his whv not add Using Styckers celebrated glue Phila delphia North American We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by 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 financial able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West Truax Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Waiding Kinnai 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 - Cost of Nicaragua Canal Ths estimates as to the cost of constructing to the Nicaragua Canal vary from 115000000 to 150000000 How different are the estimates of the people as to the value of Hoatet ters Stomach Bitters for stomach liver ROGER WAS GENEROUS But It Was with Something Couldnt Keep All He ¬ Himself Current Literature Hows This ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 luncheon arrives Roger eats his own very quickly in fact in quite the bolting fashion of the bear he pretends to impersonate Then he is ready for his play Im a hungry little grizzly bear he roars threateningly and I want you to fill me up Come hurry up little boys and girls fill me up till me up or Ill grind your bones to make my bread And the children enjoying the subtle frolic of the voungster 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- ¬ prived of her school Chicago Chronicle erous child ¬ Good BlOOd Your heart beats over one hun¬ dred thousand times each day- - ¬ One hundred thousand supplies of good or bad blood to your Drain Which is it If bad impure blood then your rou are troumea brain aches with drowsiness yet cannot sleep You are as tired in the morning as at night You have no nerve power i our tooa aoes you out little good ¬ Stimulants tonics headachei powders cannot cure you dui ¬ ¬ Crescent Hotel FJureka Springs Ar ¬ More for Her Money I hear that your daughter has broken off her engagement with the count Is it true Yes she ran across a chance to get a Chicago Journal duke at the same figure ¬ ¬ ¬ bric-a-bra- Yon Can Get Allens Foot Ease FREE Write to day to Allen S Olmsted Le Rov A Sklllfui Man N Y for a FREE sample of Allens Foot Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It Mrs Crimsonbeak A western paper tells cures chilblains sweating damp swollen us about a tornado that struck a train and aching feet It makes New or tight shoo- - the only man in it who wasnt hurt was the easy An instant cure for Corns and Bun- baggage man ions Alldruggists and shoe stores sell it 95c Mr Crimsonbeak Perhaps he uceeded in checking it Yonkers Statesman Yes but Shes pretty enough to bite theres lead poisoning in all those face prepMost people who go off on a trip talk Cleveland Plain Dealer arations about it too much when they return Atchison Globe He struck t St Jacobs Oil struck his Rheumatism It was stricken out Told you so In one night cured St Ja- cobs Oil masters Lumbago Half the men who attempt to tell you a funny story forget it Atchison Globe The impression made by beauty is more than skin deep Chicago Daily News Lawsakes It cured my aches St Jacobc Oil makes no mistakes See there A bad sprain cured and St Jacobs Oil cured it ¬ ¬ ¬ Opens February 23 In the Ozark Mountains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery Unequaled medicinal waters Cheap excursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco Line Address J O Plank Manager Room H Arcade Centurv Building or Frisco Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway St Louis Mo ¬ ¬ kansas k I will It makes the liver kidneys skin and hovels Derform their proper work It removes all im purities from the tood And it makes the blood rich in its lite- giving properties Rocmwym You will be more rapidly cured if you will take a laxative dose of Ayers pills each night They arouse the sluggish liver and thus cure biliousness We ha re the exclusive services Of some of the most eminent physician In the Doited States Write freely all the particulars In your case Address DR J C AVER Lowell Mass To Msuton Write fM THE MARKETS LIVE STOCK Cattle common Select butchers CALVES Pair to good light HOGS Coarse and heavy Mixed puckers Light shippers SHEEP--Choie- e Cincinnati Feb4 13 7o 4 id 6 oj 3 oo 0 The most successful dentist only lives from hand to mouth Chicago Daily News i iiiflftid1llhi ill 3 CO GRAIN No LaMB FLOUR Winter Wheat--Noicd Tami I v 3 mi 4 P5 52 55 4 60 7 25 3 dp 3 o fo 3 7- 4 0 h 2S 3 Cora No Oats--N- o red new iA 3f 2 75 7 i 71 3 1 Ml ii PROVISIONS Rye No HAY PrimeYo choice 2 2 2 mixed 8 bO fc 8 75 Mesx p rk Lard BU TT EK Choice dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLKS Choice to fancy POTATOES Per bbl OliICAOO ft 11 3 5 l 40 3 60 61 5 dt Gh 1 a 10 o For Infants and Children Bears W 0 J- - lit Use For ¬ FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No S Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS Qt tu 3 70 71 70 Qt -- Tribune PORK Mess LAKl steam NEW YORK FLOUR No 2 10 8 H i 5 0J 0i l SpaturtyTp THt -- CNTAUR OS jfflr COMPANY 5 o 4 00 J Over Thirty Years The Kind Ycu Have Always Bought 7 7 MURRAY BLACK PATCHES FOR FACES WHEAT No Winter patent 2 RYE CORNNo mixed red 3Ti 43l4 10 00 8r a 44 Gi STREET Mrw YORK CITY PLAN FOR SIDEHILL BARN Thrre Has Been a Revival of Conrt Plaster Cart Wheels of Past Decades Patches on the face are the newest old thing for fashionable womans use the latest revival of the relics of othei days As old fashioned things from time tc PORK New Mess LARD Western FLOUR Family UKAIN Family wheat Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white Rye- - No 2 Western BALTIMORE OA1S Mxcd vM0 50 4 fSUO 25 it MX STAR PLUG L M NATURAL LEAF PLUG CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG SLEDGE PLUG SCALPING KNIFE PLUG SLEDGE MIXTURE SMOKING ¬ ¬ rack is just under the edge of the hay ¬ mow entirely out of the way and yet instantly accessible The hogs are fed by a spout leading down from a point on the other side of the main feeding floor or from some convenient point in the room devoted to eow and horse stalls The manure from these stalls is thrown down daily into the hog quar- ¬ ters The sheep quarteis art lighted by windows at each end the entrance being from the lower end Orange 3 25 70 3 3 50 ct 3M 35 30 4 JO Judd Farmer TREATMENT OF QUINSY Serine Afflicted with This Disease Should Be Plaeed in Dry and ¬ Comfortable Quarters stable too much hay A good team fast walking team will put monej into the pocket The corn that will cover the whole ear to the tip is the corn to grow It is not too late never is in winter to batten the cracks of the stable Never strain a team if you have horses enougn to add to the horse power Late sowing of fall wheat is some what of a protection against Hessian ¬ that would be suitable forthe bees One Quinsy is most often seen in the fall man added dairying to his bee keeping winter or spring Drinking ice cold wa- ¬ A neighboring grass pasture was sown ter sleeping in damp nests and ex¬ with the seeds of wild flowers and an posure to extreme weather must have upland field with clover From the two much to do with the attacks says the he raised enough milk and butter to Field and Farm In mild attacks pigs supply the house and make several hun alwavs recover in a week or two In dred dollars a year besides He calcu- aggravated cases there is fever with lated that the pasture fields yielded frequent and painful breathing The him as much return in the shape of throat becomes sore and swollen and honey as in mill and butter Annie C the grunt or squeal is hoarse The ap ¬ Webster in Journal of Agriculture petite is lost and swallowing causes As the disease advances great pain FACTS FOR FARMERS breathing becomes very painful the and the pig usually sits on its haunches Dont feed the horse standing in the and breathes through its half open ¬ ¬ mouh with gravated cases the animal mav die in from one to three days Affected swine should be placed in dry comfortable quarters and fed entirely on sloppy food An emetic at the beginuingmay cut the disease short but owing to the difficulty in swallowing it is danger ¬ ous and must be given in food If med icine is given alone the amount should be only sufficient to wet the mouth with white hellebore in doses of from one half to 25 grains This gives them re ¬ lief at times ¬ a wheezing sound In ag ¬ fly- - 4 to ness blacking and make the harness balk kick scare and many other bad look like new habits that render them almost worth- ¬ Lay out a plan for next seasons work less This usually results either from It is better than planning and working carelessness or trying to crowd too at the same time much instruction iuto a little time Man Omission to sow wheat on the same with all his intelligence requires from ground for a couple of years will dimin ¬ two to five years to become skilled in ish the Hessian fly How any trade Some never learn There are times when it is profitable can we expect the horse that is guided to go into debt but upon the whole it is only by instinct to know anything aft- ¬ better to keep out of debt er being hitched half a dozen times Buy cheap and sell dear is the busi This would be presuming him to have nessmottoacd while the farmer cannot more sense than his driver and many do that completely he can often do it of them have more horse sense than th more frequently than he does West¬ driver has cjau sense National Stock ern Plowman Kan ¬ iive the cow plenty of time to drink It takes her a iong time to get at it ftometimes Shine up the harness Get some har Many colts are actually taught Training Colts to Ilalk FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL s 73 time resume their sway and become the 3 mixed Corn No Largest and chalceat collection In America very latest thing no one can be surOats No mixed BEST NOVELTIES r prised at this caprice of Dame Fashion rrTVlLLE 3 75 Descriptive illustrated Catalogue free 00 4 Every woman knows the value of one FLOURNo Winter patent red 2 7J BARRY ELLWANCER of these tiny black spots if it is put in 36 Corn Mixed MOUNT HOPE NURSERIES Rochester N Y Oits Mixed Vtt Pi fly a I nth Year AT REASONABLE PRICES exactly the right place but not every PORK Mess fc10 woman knows just where to stick it LARD Steam m j t7H for there is art in the disposition oi IT HPir these little patches They must be used to accentuate the PEEI0DS OF PAIN f CLEANLSNESS IH A WORLD WHERE beauty of some particular feature never merely as an oddity It requires 13 NEXT TO GODLINESS NO PRACSE Menstruation the balance wheel of exconsiderable study and a number of ¬ IS TOO GREAT FOR I bane periments to decide upon the right lo womans life is also themeans of exist a time of ence to many because it cation suffering The woman who has a pretty neck great no woman is entirely free from While sticks a little black dot just where the periodical pain it does not seem to have I soft whiteness of the neck will make the nai most effective background if she has been plan tures a pretty ear the patch is in close proximity to that dainty member and if she that women 1000s of UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS SAY otherwise itVN3Hl be the fortunate possessor of a dimple the patch nestles on the outskirts of healthysuffer FARM should that symbol of natures coquetry so severely The dressing table of the Koman Lydia E PinkPermanently cures all Itchiun Burning ScaleSaints Sc4s aw Warranted to Produce belle we are told was loaded with Scalp and Skin Diseases such as Salt Rheum Echams Vege rlfahlon LmdKT ICTror Fa aiUiTilrhinl ttic world jewels bodkins false hair fillets ribzema Scald Lead Chilblains Files Burns Baby by rrowia Sj battels BK Four Oab J ISreider table Com ¬ Humors Dandruff Itching Scalp Palling Hair Ifistiicnu WU 173 bosh barley and II Lorcjo bons washes and patch boxes which pound is thickening and fiaking it Soft Silky and LuxuriRed Wiac Miaa br growing SJO bush Falzer g corn per acre If too doubt write them Wc wni tocaia ant All Face Eruptions producing a Soft Clear proves thatthose luxurious ladies knew It contains do 800100 new easterner bence will send on trial Beautiful Skin and Complexion the most MP Lead Sulphur Cantharides or anything injurious full well the artistic value of a fictitious thorough fe 10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR 10c An easy great seller Lady canvassers maketfl 10 pksrf rar tana seeds Salt Bush Bsnc for Sheep century male reefulamole And the nineteenth to SJ a day Druggists or mail SOc CapiUaria Eig Four Oats Keardlesi Barifj the fftJG Corn M inufaeturlng Co N Y Address T Ill 11 I tSronoslaerm leldingT tons hsv per arrrcti dry I beie who is ever ready to adopt the tor kuown to YjAVi MANSFIELD Act GLEN RIDGE M J mamrnota 5 soils etc 8c flhest inrluling ouruur r ai it arts of all the centuries has discovered medical sci oitvt Uf irlinc Bit MiimiL reds etc all mailed von upon receipt of but that a tiny patch for it must be very ence It relieves the condition that pro- ¬ He pasta iwsitlrelT worth fin u pt a As Black triltCOOhbtNe d lo lofa small has a true right to its odd title duces so much discomfort and robs men ¬ at M30 an l up a bbl of a beauty spot and attracts a wan ¬ as 35 pkrs ear trt veetastruation of its terrors Here is proof bte seeds SI 00 Please dering attention to a beautiful face Catalog Your YourWhiskers fcdv aloa aend this Dear Mrs Pixkiiam How can 1 rJene Chicago Chronicle No K thank you enoujrh for what you have A NaturaE Black with When I wrote to you I done for me SfcCSMSatin Is Effective suffering untold pain at time of V7tj va Probably no material gives thede menstruation was nervous had head- ¬ 50 cts of druggiits or R PHall Co Nashua NH sired effect so well as satin and there ache all the time no appetite that tired W are many new forms of satin this sea sjS iTV BBI1IT feeling and did not care for anything WW -Br son One is called crepe de chine satin I have taken three bottles of Lydia E W 1 READERS OF THIS JJAFER and has the surfaee of crepe de chine I BnT Pinkhams Vegetable Compound one DESIRING TO BUY ANYT11NU The browith the weight of satin of Blood Purifier two boxes of Liver ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS caded satins too are lovely and per SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING and to day I am a well person I Pills WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING hapfc their design has never been more to have those who suffer would like ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS a artistic A white lace gown made high know that I am one of the many who Send your address on a postal and necked and with long sleeves is prac- ¬ have Wen cured of female complaints we will send you our 158 page illus- j tical and becoming The foundation by youw wonderful medicine and advice Jj trated catalogue free DISCOVERY of the skirt is satin and over this is Misa Jennie R Miles Leon Wis nDnPQYNEW relie and curs gives WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO aVs worst sW O 1 rjuick hung an apron and shaped flounce of Hook If yoli are suff eWng in this way write cases Free of testimonials mid lO dayAtlanta Ga w fin WinrhpctM- - A w 1TFW H A VPW rOTffl treitt UK Ii H tKKKV gONSBox C - vt - - aw For the bodice there is a blouse as Mist Miles did to Mrs Pinkham at ment iace trimmed with a LynnMass for the advice which she IN jacket of white satin POPULAR M0BTHLY MAGAZIirES makes shoulder straps and to all women border that for offers free of charge FREE Send uostal CO information NEMPIRE FREE solid niekelorold plated hunting A HANDSOME WATCH Y City Bo 1686 TRADING passes down the side where the bodice anyone start fully Kuaranieed ing an Orerianfl Club Send ft cents for particulis closed The border is made of set in ar- OVEKlJtND MONTHLY Sin Francisco Cal rSBBWsfJ aCaamsWaWfJl M BaWalarSTaWsl pieces of pink panne and gold emCURES WrltHE Ail ELSE FAILS The waistband is of pink A N K E broidery 1747 Meat saioked in a few feonrs with Best Coogh Syrup Tastes Good Use KRAUSERS LIQUID EXTRACT OF SMOKE buckle and the lace unlined with gold in time Sold or drogglsta vawJtfcAirifcttftj WHEN WBiTtltt JrP pleavae abate taint wm MW Utt JaA wtrtiVS makes the Bleerea and joke St Louii sweeter and surer than the old way Send fox KBAtbACK A BU MUa 7 afcealst lAto areolar Bepublic -¬ CATTLE First quality HOU Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 4 -- 3V 4 35 4 20 4 a LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO COMPT ManuTaeturer Made Iby COMBINE Not GRAIN-Wheat-- TRU fi A2bi P5 ¬ ¬ ¬ itfHf I Jli ftrail - SEEDS i IWCCTC ¬ ¬ ¬ T S - nMhin DYE - - i Buckinghams Bye ¬ ixtam TBL at fiUN T v w i Ftei aaa as sj j W 1 w w w BBaaaaw ¬ JMME AC i aaa sgsB THE BOURBON NEWS ftOSARY BEADS Wmm -- tARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 1899 He Could See Through Them Among the Hindoos Before the Era of Buddha U In The prevailing idea in regard to a ry is that it belongs solely to follow- Jthe Catholic religion But take I xtsa V the cross that is hanging to the aitd we find that one must turn to tmM SLktt Shftviim mysterious east for the origin rosary for it is among the tem rfcBvJl India China and Japan that the of the iaA binpictures practice is to be found of the Hindoo gods de- Jktttient them with chaplets of beads in ir hands andit is believed that this xaootndd of keeping count of their many jpsyers was in use among the Hindoos 3eare the era of Buddha or at least B wG 500 Fhe use of the rosary seems especial aUy waited to an eastern clime and to the rapase of u oriental mind The Buxl- v ahit Jtre fond of using very smooth of glass polished jade or coral it has been thought that the smooth raoafi beads gliding through their fingers as 3aey murmur the holy name for thou iiHBds of times help them to arrive at ha state of holy abstraction from otsatthly things which is so much prized aanasxg the followers of Buddha The favorite Japanese rosaries are xxnade of polished wood crystal onyx itsmL chased silver and the Japanese jJBcddhists repeat in endless devotion Save us Kiimu Amida Butzu while their Chinese brothers Haddlia the blessed name rer on their lips A rosary of very size was recently brought from a temple in Kioto Japan The largest Csead is about six inches in diameter and the rosary entire is about 24 feet long Tbe huge beads are of dark brown pol- iabed wood They are hollow and have eodha figure of a god inside the little ifcnjie which can be seen through a lattice ol biuss work Cincinnati Eu- --- Carl Hertz the well known conjure ance entertained a company at a friends house by performing some of his clever- est tricks One of the parlor maids who had been passing cups cakes glasses and so on was much interested and when the hostess gave a sign that nothing more was needed the girl stilJ lingered to see the completion of the trick just begun Will some one oblige me with a heavy shawl or cloak Hertz said Now on selecting a big he went cashmere shawl you observe the thick- ness of the shawl They all did in- eluding the maid at the door Now will one of you be good enough to write a number of three figures on a piece of paper being careful not to let me 6ee One of the ladies did what is written so while the maid at the door leaned forward and began to breathe hard Now place the written paper with the figures on the upper side under the shawl as I hold4t It was done the1 thickness of the shawl being between Hertz and the paper as he looked down toward it There was breathless silence Surely the number is Then he said 761 was He had apparently seen It right through the thiek shawl Every one was amazed Then upon the silence broke the shriek of the maid at the door With out final gaze at the shawl and one at the handsome conjurer she hid her rosy face in her hands yelling at the top of her voice Whats the good of me ciothei and fled Argonaut i Edmoad de Goncourt j A Man of System A newspaper man of some celebrity sEpiirer as a disciplinarian was noted about his office for the extreme disorder of his Though insisting upon own desk methodical habits on the part of his employees be gave his own pigeonholes a cleaning out and sorting over only once a year and his regular time for doing this oddly enough was Wash¬ Edmond de Goncourt was the chief spokesman of His school He was the first to set the fashion or at least the first to proclaim it of going about note book in hand for professional purposes and on nothing did he pride himself so much as on the paternity of the hu man document For any useful nay blessed formula let him receive all credit so long as the invention is understood to be of a phase not of a thing The limitation is necessary in view of certain extravagant pretensions which would assign to the founders of realistic fiction an honor and glory similar to that which in physical science belongs to the author of the Novum Orga num In both cases we are told there was a change of method in both the importance of particulars was emphasized Unfortunately the comparison can hardly be extended to the subject matter and the results Nature was un known when Bacon prescribed rules for the discovery of her secrets Human nature the motives and conduct of men was as well known 2000 years ago as it is today No documentary novelist has added to the sum of general knowledge or done more than dress up old truths in a few new garments borrowed from various sciences The innovation of realism or naturalism was at most then one of method applied to a given body of already known phenomena just as the same facts may be treated by induction or deduction in turns And even as an innovation of method it has been much exaggerated on the fatuous pre- ¬ sumption often made by De Goncourt and others that no novelist before Bal zac had ever studied the details of life a presumption resting apparently on no other basis than the fact that our old friends taking such study for granted did not deem it necessary to be con stantly talking about it Macmillans Magazine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TTOXJ WILL FUST TWIN BROTHERS AT LOWEST PB10ES JUST WHAT V OU NEED IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS Mens and Boys Suits Over Coats Ulsters Pants Underwear Boots Shoes Hats Caps Shirts Etc ¬ DRY GOODS CAPES COMLE JACKETS CHILDRENS SHOES IN AND LOOK THROUGH OUR BIG STOCK OF DRESS GOODS LADIES SHOES FALSIFIED HER AGE ML that he forgot to perform this task at the proper time and a friend who hap Even in Russia it seems despotism pened in at his office on the morning of didoes not go the length ot forcing a Feb 23 was surprised at finding hira woman to tell her age or of punishing surrounded by his usual hopeless litter A cer Jbiir for stating it inaccurately of letters and papers Eugalytcheff was recently How does this happen Mr Haiu Princess triv3 at Moscow and sentenced to life he asked XoKg internment in the province of Olo shortly answered the Forgot it efcz for embezzling 140000 rubles editor the proceeding in court had come Well youre going to clean things Jbixr noble lady had up today arent you to an end and after the No sir That job was the reply retired to the country for her somewhat from urban gayeties and goes over under the rules for another prolonged rest temptations a too careful official discov- - year You dont suppose I am going to that pmprj the papers in the case set an example of irregularity to the the princess certificate of baptism boys do you Not much And he cleared away a space on hia uid that she had changed the date of it grave desk and began writing an editorial on nn 1847 to 1867 Instantly this fiSrLne was brought to the notice of the the tariff Youths Companion embezzler sxa2thorities and the convicted The Awkward Orderly tktis summoned to meet the charge of official document Then a Calcifying an A young wag of an officer making a g rurious fact was disclosed and a morning call upon his superior in the amount of light was thrown on iatci ti tent found him sound asleep JRuissuui society H riiaps a little the worse for a nights The Prince Eugalytcheff who was tarrying over the flowing bowl sited as a witness by the prosecutor The officer was tall and the cot was said that whether his bride was 20 years short so that his feet stuck out at the oitier or younger than her certified age foot of the bed was a matter of absolute indifference to Iustead of waking him the visitor bini All he could say was that he re- - took the spurs from a pair of boots oeved the sum of 3000 rubles for giv standing by the bedside strapped them ing the lady his name that immediat- to the sleepers ankles and went away ely after the marriage ceremony he pro The officer had pretty well lacerated ired for her a separate passport and himself about the shins and ankles betfcat since then he has known nothing fQre e woke np aiuj instantly yelled to Bwro of his wife or her private affairs 1S orderly jury gallantly declined to convict What do you mean by this he accused princess on the trivial screamed to the latter pointing to his cfecaxge about a womans age and she feet which were scarred and bleeding TBratci sent back to her provincial exile The orderly looked at the spurs in irinces evidently come cheap in consternation JSassia and this is perhaps the most in Ill forgive you this time for you tipr tingbit of news in the whole story did it in the dark said the officer New York Times but the nest time you yank my boots and socks off so quick that it leaves my A Disastrous Ending spurs on IM give you ten days in the guardhouse do you hear New York Two Detroit merchants were sitting adjacent stools and taking a 15 cent World Jsreoh when one asked the other if he Queer Fishes Til ted his wife in his business affairs Amphibious fishes are to be Cant do it was the response various quarters of the globe found in Begin Ive tried it a dozen times a month for irvig in Europe there is the blouny JMiray but it always winds up just mt as it did yesterday I asked her which when kept in aquariums has she thought she could discuss a little been proved to require at least an hours pure preserve it in of laatter of business calmly and dispa- good air out and water to In the tropics spirits health ssionately She said she could but had is found the periophthalmus which is caver known me to be able to do so I singularly amphibious and hops over yMOTplimented her sarcastically on her sLuelic temper and she at once ac the muddy flats in search of food notably the crabs and mollusksleft stranded ciu d me of being angry 1 told her I was regarded among men as hav- by the retreating tide This fish is so it is difficult to ing a very equable disposition and that active on land that specimens brought catch and various joov employees called me Old Suavity r called attention to the fact that from Mauritius were secured by means f 3her pet dog that weighs about a pound V1 J0 This fish uniJue met ho of killing is also found at was called Danger Then I told her Ceylon fish is noticeable that when and it straight from the shoulder that I de chased they prepare to escape by land ts p1 to be made angry by her taunts hA odious comparisons but served rather than by water they really seem pointed notice that I was going to have to appreciate the sport Chieago News jue respect due the head of the house Nothing Was Lent fib 3 laughed cheerily and declared that asked Are you the society editor X ias entirely too touchy large woman who seemed to fill But what about the business confer--nc- e the i -- Court Trial That Disclosed a Queer Phase of Russian Society ingtons birthday It happened one year nevertheless Too Smart Clothing Dry Goods Boots ETC and Shoes i sur-rm-in- j General Hancock was sorely tried in the extreme freshness of some of the officers of his command One day the major of a western regiment rode up to Hancocks headquarters and with out dismounting asked that General Hancock step out of his tent as he desired to speak with him When the superb came forth the pompous ma jor said to the general that he had come over for the purpose of getting orders as to what hij regiment thouid do that aft ernoon and without waiting for Hancock to give directions he went on to state that in his opinion as the com mander of the regiment in the absence of the colonel and lieutenant colonel his regiment should devote most of the afternoon to battalion drill Hancock quietly gave directions that his regiment remain in camp and fix up its quarters as nicely as possible When the major rode away Hancock squared himself folded his hands and looked after him Without addressing any parThe major is ticular person he said d sanart too d smart d d onart Heavenly hosts but he is a mighty smart man J A Watrous in Chi cago Times Herald 1861 by ¬ ¬ CLOAKS CAPES AND YCU WILL ALWAYS SAy THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY GOOD GOODS AT RIGHT LOW PRICES IS AT ¬ ¬ TWIN ¬ brothers AINU BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY ¬ ¬ ¬ News unci Opinions OF HOUSE LOT AD BLACK ¬ JOHN CONNEKLX- - Women Art Students Ol National Importance SMITH SHOP FOR SALE PARIS KENTUCKY DESIRE to sell my house and ot 1 with blacksmith shop at Jackson Work guaranteed satisfactory ville Ky I will sell tor half cash bal Calls promptly answered Your work is ince in twelve months For further solicited Prices reasonable particulars address or call on BENJ F SHARON Jacksonville Ky 13ocMf ¬ ¬ ¬ - ci j -- these here girl artists are the curious est The wonders of the deep is notliiu to em I was mendin a net down on the dock there a few days ago when one of em cumes erlong plopped that three legged affair of hers down near me rigged up her ombrel and set to work at paiutin a schooner et was layin off ic the river Tide was pretty Hear thei least of ther ebb when she began and flier schooner was of course pintin ttp stream Well she got erlong pretty well puttin the two masts in her all right and the bowsprit While she was paintin the hills aeross ther river tide turned and swug the old schooner around When she come to look at her picter she must er seen somethin was wrong about that air bowsprit It looked wrong somehow and Im blest if she didnt go and put another one on sticking out over the stern of the danged thing New York Press Of all the curious things I ever remarked the retired mariner seed THE SUN aloni contains both Daily by mail D lily aiid Sunday by inniL s6 a year S a yeai Advertisement I GEO W DAVIS DEALEK i ¬ ¬ ht ¬ j -- tso madam said the one addressed court reporter I am only Really lam surprised But perhaps you will do Yoar paper said in its aclee Broke the Spell bouse that There is a curious little tale about count of the affair at my lent beauty to the floral fOatain Bagot M P for South West- - scene decorations would have your pa- ¬ I wish you aaoreland which cannot fail to interest per state that the floral beauty was not It is said fl 3e superstitiously inclined In paid for some generations ago a witch lent Everything was that jwrsed Levens Hall the seat of Captain dianapolis Journal P ot and said that there would be no Mrs Smitherleighs Compensation t 3aiijct male heir to the estate as long as Wasnt it awfully hard for you to rfihe Kent the river which runs through Mrs Smither rj grounds flowed Such has indeed give your daughter up case until in 1895 Urs the the severe frost the Kentwhen leighYes it was hard to think of it but was UBHrong to to live in the east and I tfe-- Jt time entirely frozen up and a few shes going spend a summer jlMMths afterward Mrs Bagot presented have always wanted to Chicago Newa shrii with a little boy London down there so much 4 Oh I slammed the door and left Detroit Free Press ¬ the room more powerful than opium It is a dan gerous thing for the uninitiated to han dle but those who know its uses say it produces more ravishing dreams than opium The Mexicans mix it with tobacco and smoke it with cigarettes inhaling the smoke When used in this way it produces a hilarious spirit in the smoker that cannot be equaled by any other form of dissipation When smuggled inside the prison walls the Mexicans readily pay 4 an ounce for it but free men buy it on the outside for 50 cents San Francisco CalL ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It Brings Ravishing Dreams of Bliss In southern Arizona the jail and prison officials have their hands full in trying to prevent the smuggling into their institutions of the seductive ma riguana This i3 a kind of loco weed Carpets JLittresses There Is a place An old adage reads FAv is the Greatest Sunday Newspaper in for everything and for everything to be in its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATCH the World Special attention given to Undertak should find a place in the home of every Price 5 cetlte a copy By mail 2 a yr DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The ing ana Kepainug Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by u ti KjnMuni FAKIS IV 1 Address THE SUN New York the people and is always ready to fight for the cause of the people IT STANDS SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLATFORM without the aid or consent of the CALDWELLS Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair compar son of its news service now being fur ¬ CONSTIPATIONil nished over leased wires by the New York Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the Northern Press Association with that of any other paper will fuly verify its If you see It in the Dispatch its 4otto For Kent so and if its so it is always in the Dis- ¬ Cloths ¬ The Sunday Sun ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT in Furniture Window Shades Oil MM The World Ht dfc Almanac and SDR Bl PEPSlN Encyclopedia dt for 899 ANI patch COO Illustrated History of the Spanish American War 3 The Dispatch also has a staff of over The store room occupied by C active correspondents in the South and Grosche is for rent Po essiou given will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE 1899 1st Apply to THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS January Geo Rassenfoss of any other Louisville paper Get the Dispatch it gives the news and tells the truth about it Daily 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Week ly 8 pages We club with the Weekly Dispatch at the remarkably low price of 225 Lite Insuraooe Policies JF 9 r tjr 1 4 f lr 9 9 9 r Money To Loan Terms 5 and 5J per cent on real estate mortgage MOORE ROGERS 16aep 6mo Paris Ky BOUGHT FOR CASH 2 J READY FOR SALE EVERYWHERE JANUARY 3 1st 1899 J J J J H S STOUT Paris Ky Barber Shop 3Ioved Buck and te ¬ ¬ The Worth of His Money Not seldom in highland districts the Attendance at church during uupropi-t-iou- s weather is but scanty One minis- ¬ ter finding himself on a boisterous Sun day confronted with but one solitary auditor who happened to be a gruff outspoKen character took him into his confidence with a view to propitiate Will I go on with the sermon him Ot John answered gruffly John and Getting into the pulpit course ¬ J JP JP Jr JP JP J Jr Jr dr J J Together with The Battle Calendar of the Republic Complied by EDGAR STANTON MACLAY Historian of the U S Navy leaning over it he asked Will I give you the Cuwiic sermon or the English one Gies baith Yere weel paid for t said John more gralfly BtilL Good Words THE STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL PRICE 25 CENTS JMM Postpaid to any address ITHE VORLD PullUef Building VUhed Particular much more oomf citable Bala The Difference Its see no diffunce twix de the slights haughty yong actor to I doan Tow a Bashful Man Got a Wife be permanently located Vl spent only man at wuoks an de man at loafers lusher is the most bashful man I ten weeks on the road last season said Deacon Johnson knew speshul re- Mr Stormincton Barnes looked at Mm Dev haint no diffunce How on earth then did he come to ceptin dat dey tasrjiciously and inauired J Which kind plei Deacon Jackson married At railroaiior turnpikr4WaiihUitoa calls de loaferin feller kunuei He was too bashful to refuse -- moyed their bar- ¬ ber shop across the street and now have TEETH EXTRACTED the handsomest baiber shop and bath WITHOUT rooms ever in Paris All work done with neatness and dispatch With NO COCAINE NO GAS tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill A simple application to the gums used solicit a liberal share of the public tf only by me and acknowledged by the patronage public to be the best and easiest and absolutely free from any after effects Uatephoric treatment for painless filling Insure against fire wind and light ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co 800 Set of teeth ower rates and absolutely 6afe insur1500 Upper and lower O W Miller Agent ance Silver fillings 50cts up Gold fillings Paris Ky 100 up crowns 500 Gold 50 cts Painless extraction Bill have Plft ¬ ¬ J R ADAIR D D S- - 821 Main St Paris Ky f Hours opp Court house 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Insurance in the Hurst Home only cost the policy holders fifty of uts rn the tl hnndrftd dollars dnriner thp vpr 1S97 O W Traveler lanta Journal Stat NEW YORK iuA Telephone 79 Miller Agent rails Ky I

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