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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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THE CHAMP MILLER uuno ON oRIKTBD EVEBY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Apply 1 0 EHDIISH Editors and Owners rt 1 l METEEMII VE4R PARIS BOURBOY Nc Nttfc JJ An KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1899 Atmut f NO 13 HEMP SEED Those farmers txpecing to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted from China in 1893 SAT jan 2tno 8 ittG rlinrtl In he Low prices on candies for eatertaiu ments Cheap bat pare tf to Mrs J VV Newton Mitchell Wilcox Paris Kv Wui Dve is Clerkta saloon M D at the Palate to Lyn Three booses for rent or sale thiana Saturdav Kiuibrongh returned J LOXJOXIFLIIDOE LEXINGTON KY G N PARRIS DEALER IN bourbon circuit court ing Mr Alfred Peed ot Mavslick was the Northern Bank of Kentucky Plaintiff vs guest of John Peed from Saturday until J W Childers etc Defendants Monday There is a eotl famine bre ad the By virtue of a judgment of the Bourdealers are selling only in thrde and five bon Circuit Court made and entered in bushel lots the abov styled cause on the 17th of McClelland Bros sold a fancy har December 1898 I will sell publicly at ness gelding last Friday-- to Mr Zim the Court house door in Paris Ken tucky on merman of Richland Pa ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr and Mrs J ns M Collier returned Saturday to Alt sterling T M Pnraell had a fine short horn c tlf to fall in a Well and drowu For Sale New milk or buttermilk cat T M PURNELL The mercury registered from 28 to 33 degrees below zero here yesterday morn¬ MASTERS SALE OF 1 fffffyyZtt iSfammfF iraflfeywttilfAt JwftfflJy nlHS IWmr3 Rln2 out tne old Ring la the new Rm out tiie alse Rm in the true e kring t0 yu the nevv and true from tha piney forests of Norway City Property vm riJlWTffpM SImI A b1E OR BELLS Pine mm Iff 1 -T- ar-Honey ¬ Groceries and Fruits MAIN STREET OPPOSITE EXPRESS OFFICE John Thornton has been swor in as postmaster until a successor is appointed to jonu lameson jr deceased On Saturday the 19th quarterly meeting will be held at the Methodist Church Services by Rev Vaughn Presiding Elder Miss Lid a Clarke went to Flemings burg Saturday to attend a house party given by her cousins Miss Anna Pierce and Mr Ed Pierce Saturday February 18 18JJ at about the hour of noon the following describeareal estate to wit claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist ALWAYS DAINTY No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure Consumption or Asthma in ad- ¬ vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully signed Mast r Commissioner to be apCrystallized froits nuts oranges proved by Said Commissioner and bearing interest from day of salo at the rate lemons apples bauanas malaga six per cht per annum said bonds to grapes grape fruit have the force and effect of judgments Said ale is made to satisfy a judgment tf Newton Mitchell in favor of the defendant The Economy Building Loan Association of Paris Mm and Boys overcoats at Ky for the sum of 294 07 with intertid see for your ¬ est thereon from the 27th day of October cost Come Gos clothiers 1898 until paid at the rate of six selves at Price ¬ ¬ Frank Herbert has received a fine By tfaty bronze gobbler from Sid Conger a noted aforesaid provisions of the judgment poultry dealer of Flat Rock Ind the ed withoutsaid prcperty lanuot be divid impairing its valuo or dividproduce of a noted 45 lb premium torn ed at all and it will be sold as a wholr Four applicants aie seeking the ap free from homestead and dower right pointment a postmaster of Millersburg Said sale will be made upon credits of Miss Carrie Curreut R B Boulden six and twelve months for equal parts ol Bett Howard and Mattie Green The last named applicant is a colored the purchase money for which the purchaser Will be required to execute bond woman with good surety payable to the under ¬ division qf the city of Paris being the corner lot on the weat side of Hnder en street fronting 50 ft on the George town pike or street and 100 feet on Henderson street For further descrip tion or location reference is made to plat on file ia Bourbon Count Court Records ¬ ¬ A certlpn lot No 2 in the Henderson Ik Si IfTO Nature s most natural remedy improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positivo Cure tor coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated i the microbe bearing mucus is cut out tha cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are heaied and soothed so that there is do inclination cough sOwO eatites Or I AM SO and never ny remedy YEARStoOLD Bells Pine naeo Dr euuai Tur Honey ft pives quk k and permanent rpllet Id grip as well as conghs and colds It makes weak ungs strong Mrs M A Metcijfe 8 Omj ess sure you get Pine-Tar-Hon- xu GOOD ORUGGISTS 25c 50c and 100 Slz ey BeHs fceducan Kf ¬ ¬ THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman A CRESCENT steamer Connections line to Florida ¬ ¬ points Fast Service through to FLORIDA AND HAVANA Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled ¬ Queen Crescent We need the cash MASTERS SALE direction of skilled men in surroundings as clean as a parlor make it positive that Peebles Candy is always dainty Mcuey cannot buy any A I LVA V lUlVL nLlfTlO PI SRF higher grrade ingredients tban are used in the manufacture of Peebles Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always pure and wholesome AGENTS are supplied A lAiAV riVLOrl RLWrVO FRFH daily from the factory with Peebles Candy insuring that it is always Superior to others but fresh and delicious price no higher Try it Agents for Alleyretti Rnbels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand Pry OP oiirboiiOo Land Bourbon Circuit Court Judy A Bantas Administrator vs VV - Pltff per cent per annum amounting interprincipal and est on day of sale to 299 51 and abo to pay a judgment in favor of the plaintiff The President Directors and Compa y of the Northern Bank of Kentuckv toi 14000 with interest thereon from Jam ary 1st 1896 until paid at the rate f six per cnt per annum amounting principal and interest on day of sale to 16629 which said last named judgment is secured by a lien on said property inferior to and second 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 the sum of 54742 ¬ FC P Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami rwmvzs 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 Jnan and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W ZELL DIV PASSGR AGENT 4th AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O O L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN OR W C RINEARSON GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O Interested in the South T -- ¬ Send 10 cut to W C Kineanon for New Illustrated Monthly Land and Living one year Che Dtibme Long 3elry Company Cincinnati O Call 870 Consolidated Causes EMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner B C C fourth and Walnut Sts Distinct Telephone rl crCirikdjU eclucivti Peebles L 1 The Joseph R Peebles Sons Oo JOSEPH S PEEBLES Prest I if L Gibson Defendant ¬ McMillan Talbott Attys Candy is sold in his city by 1840 nhIhid Cincinnati O O S VAKDEN J AS FEE SON IMjT m We desire to establish agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner jjpBBjqnjnjfyjnenMMiMfnnnnnnwBnnMnnnMinMi By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled consolidated causes on tht 17th day Of December 1898 1 will sell f publicly at the Court House door in Paris Kentucky on Coffees Royal Pride Is carefully selected and will give full satisfaction to lovers of a good cup of Coffee DIAMOND CUTTERS jtftt our Damonds are Carefuity selected in the roryA and cut in our factory by Expert Diamond Cutters life carry the jCaryest Stock in the Tlfest at the JLowest Prices SILVERSMITHS ¬ Saturday February 25 1819 3snr bVM WATCHES We are Sola Agents for tha STATIONERY -- mleme mi mm SKATE SUNDRIES And Club Roller Skates m at about the hour of noon the following described tracts of land to wit A traft of 49 acres and 38 poles lyrng SUPPLIES in Bouibon county Kentucky adjoin ing the lines of Wm Collius Clay Gillespie Willis Reid and others and is the same tract of land conveyed to W L Gibson by J W Crump and wife by deed ot record in deed book 70 page 200 ¬ ¬ Lord Calvert Is of the highest grade care- ¬ Our stock of STERLING SILOur Department of VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippa ft Stationery and E graving WEDDING SILVER is the Co watches Our atock in this most complete in the West A is thoroughly up few exclusive patterns of Ster- ¬ line includes every grade and to date and complete ling Silver Spoons and Porks at make known to the trade at in every respect prices to suit everybody 100 PER OUNCE k4i Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection Bourbon County Clerks office Also another tract of land lying In Bourbon County Kentucky containing 141 acres adjoining the lands of Universally adopted when nsed id about C Ed Rice Wm Sees heirs C M Hopcompetition with any other skate nn kins heirs R P Hopkins and the HamCELEBRATED ri vailed The leading roller skate in th ilton heirs and known as the Judy A world Banta dower land and being same land conveyed to W L Gibson by the heirs Henly Bicycle Roller Skate Wks of Peter Banta alter the death of his wife Judy Banta or an ex ¬ Not a CYCLE SKATE Richmond Ind U S A only practical sci periment but the Ateo a tract of land in BonrboH coun entific RINK SKATE on the market ty Ky containing 50 acres more or Over two miiions of HENLEY S less I3 ing on the waters of Brush Creek SKATES sold in this ami other couutiies on the Jackstown road adjoining the lines of the heirs of Peter Banta J P Squires and others and is the same property conveyed to Mrs Sallie Gibson by John W McClure and wife The Easiest and Lightest Run ¬ ning Skates on Earth M HENLEYS fully selected and blended so as to give great delicacy of flavor with extra strength Tornadoes Ami Cydoneft Lookout Uiese windstorms will sweep yom farm property off the fact rJ you will kwe it all of the eHii h unless vou have a policy in the old and 000 tried Glen Fil is of New Yok insurance for tive years wiJl only cost you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 9xio v rf T Porter Smith Ageut CoaaJsOel Sale Dinners If you are going to have a sale and wish to set a dinner ut a re nnable price call ou MtoptKmj ¬ ¬ Purity guaranteed Kol ler Skates Superba Will make the whole family cheerful as it is of the finest Java and Mocha blend Try it and if not satisfied your money will be refunded GEORGE KASSENFOSS Pakih Ky ¬ ¬ 10 Year EXPERIENCE ¬ 50 YEARS N C FISHER Attorney- - At Law Paris Kentucky Coughing Constant coughing is not only very annoying but the continuous hacking and irritation will soon attack and in- ¬ jure the delicate lining of the throat and air passages A simple cough is bad enough but a chronic cough is really dangerous Take advice and use the celebrated Dr Bulls Cough Syrup at once and be cured ¬ Constant Hunter Mocha and Java carefully blended and will give perfect I suffered tor 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors a id for medicine to n avail until I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has sayed my life J B Kosell Pine-Tar-Houey Emma Anvone sending a pketrh and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whe aer an invention is probnblv rvintable CorrnuniCA i atenta Handbook tlons strictly on eent free Olues bircncy for securing titenta Co receive Patents taken ttirouirh Munn tpecicU notice with i - charge in the Grantsburg 111 Office on Broadwav Phone np stairs 2 doors West of Boukbon News 58 FOR SALE y A first da s power Grinding Mill standard make will grind JO ro 75 bar rels ot ear corn per day with 10 borse power Will sell cheap R P Barnett -- DrBulls Cough Syrup Cures a Cough or Cold at once Fancy California evaporated fruits tf Newton Mitchell 4 The very best comp fcV om pose my agency whic u insures against fire wind and storm Non union W 0 HiNTON Agent Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it trice 25 cts At all druggists The foregoing tract of 14- - acres and the tract of 50 acres above described will first be offered separately and then as a whole and the undersigned Commissioner will accept the bid or bids for same aggregating most money Said land will be sold free of any claim of homestead and dower in favor of the de ¬ fendant W L Gibson and his wife Eliza Gibson or either of them Said sale will be made upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersign ed Master Commissioner bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum having the force and effect of judgments The purchaser or purchasers shall have the option to pay the purchase money at any time after the confirmaion of the sale day of February 1899 This EMMETT M DICKSON ¬ ¬ ¬ A Coffee far superior to any Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to Coffee selling at 35 cents a the fresh F B McDermott pound It is of the finest Designs Copyrights Ccg Trade Marks satisfaction W ANTE3D by Mrch 1st as Superin dent on a farm Capable of attending to all I oeinetfi irst claes references Position Address- Scientific jfflntncaiu Branch Officj Bourbon Java Is lik everything else made good Old Bourbon in A handsomely illustrated weekly Iirvest cir- ¬ culation of any sciontlflc journal Term 3 A 1 Sold by all newsrfealera sear four month MUNN Co366 tt V New York t Washington D C Jos M Weight Paris Ky splendid superfine You will like it Try it I L H Landman M D Paris I Will Kenney Physician Phone M- - L Sold By Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio Cincinnati Surgeon G N PflRRIS CALDWEf US Will be at the Windsor Hotel l6 7t 7 10 TUESDAY FEB 14 1899 returning every second Tuesday in each month Office Fourth and Pleasant 3ts Office Hours 2 to 4 p in am Master Commissioner B C C McMillan i Talbott Attorneys PPSlN SDR INDIGESTION II Ml Reference Every leading physician Paris Kentucky 6aug tf to 8 p m aSr IH Bfea 2 TJT7 TC JZi T THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1899 A KM I In the meantime a wmpany of the 1st and they think from the location oi Pretty Cndfrwenr JLO 111 XX The variety of pretty silk and woolen unAl lmitana infantry under command of Malabon that the maneuver was made derwear to be had at such reasonable prices Maj J F Bell who volunteered this in an attempt to cut off his retreat to is very tempting to dainty women yet many service executed a neat light flank the north Aguinaldo they believe is refrain from puichamg uch on account of Gen Ajfuinaldo and His Whole Army movement driving the enemys left now practically Seventeen Inmates Lose Their Lives their liability to injure in laundryiug If the surrounded work is properly done tins trouble may be flank back into the town Cheering Surrounded IJy Our Troops Manila Feb 13 Contrary to genavoided When ready to begin fill a tub half at Yankton South Dakota Wise people are also rich like madmen the Americans rushed eral expectations all was quiet full of warm water in which dissolve a along fourth of a bar of Ivory Soap and wash the when they knenv a perfect over the enemys trenches completely the entire line nothing having haparticles through it with CJreat tonracf Shown IJy Oar Troop Dar routing the Filipinos who scattered pened to disturb the peaee of Sunday The Thermometer RiriHtered 25 iDrgrtei warm water and squeeze the hands rinse in remedy but do not wring for all annoying dis- ¬ in thi IS tie at Caloocan List of like sheep and fled toward the north Below Zro ami Many Inmates E Hang on the line and press while still damp Washington Feb 13 A dispatch Killfil niil Wdiiiiileil- - Troojii ELIZA R PARKER eases of the blood kidneys enped Down a Narrow Stairs The residence of an Englishman from Gen Otis received at the war de-¬ MifleriiiK 1ruiii Heat in Their Night Clothes named Higgins was the only house in partment Sunday morning says he Dream of the Hobo liver and bcnvels It is lias the town that had a flagstaff This been informed that the attack made on Id nf ver go to sleep agin if I thort Manila Fob 10 Thursday the na ¬ was borrowed for the occasion and the the American Hoods Sarsaparilla which Id have nother nightmare like that forces by the rebels was Omaha Neb Feb 13 A special sighed the weary hobu tives fearing- the American were about Stars and Stripes were run up amid is perfect in its action in pursuance of advices received by from Yankton says One of the most It Wa it horrible to make an attack on or bombard the tremendous cheering The- horriblest I ever I dreamed I woF Aguinaldo from Hong Kong horrifying fires in the history of Yank- ¬ a keg o hard cider and wor a workin so regulates the entire sys- ¬ town of San Roque set fire to it It is As the oth Kansas and 1st Montana ton occurred Sunday morning at 2 Detroit Free Press - sent CHICAGOSKiTES PERIL still burning- as this dispatch regiments entered the town from the tem as to bring vigorous oclock at the state insane asylum and as it is composed in the main of south they set on fire a number of icafai 3 tuuuut Be Cured when one of the cottages took fire in by local application health It never disappoints bamboo huts it will probably be total huts in which some natives had con ¬ Sixteen of Them Carried Out Into Lk as they cannot reach Michigan On Ice Foe Ten of Them the basement completely gutting the the diseased portion uf the ear There is Por 42 years I had goitre or ly destroyed Goitre cealed themselves for the purpose of Were K scued only ouc uuy to cme deafness and that is swellings on my neck which was dis- ¬ building and causing the loss of lives Washington Feb 1- 0- The follow firing upon the rear of our troops The by constitutional remedies Deafness is couraging and troublesome Rheumatism of 17 inmates confined there ing cablegram was received Thursday natives fled in a hurry caused bv an uiuanied condition or the muChicago Feb 13 Sixteen skaters Hoods Sarsaparilla The cottage was erected of stone and cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When also annoyed me from Jen Otis Our losses were verv slight but living in the suburbs of Rogers Park granite walls this tube get inflamed you have a rumbimg cured me completely and the swelling has with wooden interior Adjutant General those of the enemy were heavy their and Lake Forest were carried out Manila Feb imperfect hearing and when it is entirely disappeird A lady in Michigan into and intended for luundry purposes isound or closed deafness Washington saw my previous testimonial and used nuttly Additional casualties casualties having been chiefly inflicted Lake Michigan on ice floes Sunday is the result and but owing to the crowded condition unless the luliauuiiatiou can be taken out Hoods and was entirely cured of the same Wounded by shrapnel Leut Col Bruce Wal ¬ Ten of them were rescued and Minnesota Thirteenth durin of the main building 40 of the female and this lube restored to its normal con- trouble She thanked me for recommendCompany M Private Alexander If lace of the 1st Montana is among the the entire evening searching ing it Rearing Mrs Anna Sutherland 406 Lovel parties patients were placed here with the dition cases out ofwill be destroved forever Street Kalamazoo Mich ten are caused by catarrh nine Burns wounded Americans made fruitless efforts to secure some laundry in The exact which is nothiug but an iniiamed condition Had poor health for Poor Health First Montana Wounded Company Washington Feb 11 The following trace of the missing six The missing cause of thethe basementknown except of the nn ns surfaces years pains in shoulders back and hips fire is not We will ive One Hundred Dollars for any Irivate jester Pierestofl constant dispatch from Gen Otis was received are originated in the dry room of the im of Deafness caused by catarrh that withappetite headache nervousness and that it no Hoods Sarsaparilla Co i Ar- Friday night First Nebraska Killed Attorney Elmer D Brothers employ- ¬ laundry- - Here there is a coil of steam cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure gained strength Usedcan work hard all day and tificer Justave E Edluud Co F Iri ¬ eat heartily and sleep well I took it beManila Feb 10- - Adjutant General ed in the office of Attorney Luther pipes and the theory is that either fine Semi lor circulars free V Cheney Co Toledo O cause it helped my husband vate Wm Phitipot Co M Private 11 Washington Mas Insurgents collected Laflin Mills Miss Orel Manney 17 particles similar to lint settled on the Sold by Druggist 75c Elizabeth J Giffels Moose Lake Minn C Livingston A Co Wounded considerable force between Manila and years old niece of Attorney Brothers Halls raniilv Pills are the best Makes Weak Strong- - i would give Charles Keckiey 1J Oeorge F Clother Caloocan where Aguinaldo is reported Chauncey Manney nephew of Attorney pipes which ignited or that clothes 6 a bottle for Hoods Sarsaparilla if I Robert E Childers C Fred Ivuhu E to be and threatened attack and up- Brothers George Mallory student at which were thickly hung here dropped could not get it for less It is the best Just Lovely on the pipes and were fired The Oral F Gibson F Douglas T liridges rising in the city Friday afternoon Lake Forest university home in Pon Mrs Brown I was in the new drug store spring medicine It makes the weak strong Albert A Jaonow Douglastown N Y fight ng of fire was greatly hindered to day Its just lovely 11 Harry Seabooke K rant Boyd swung left of McArthurs division tia 111 Guy Caron student at Lake Mrs Jones Yes L Francis Hanson M lloro C Ship which is north of Pasig river into Ca ¬ Forest university home in St Anne by loss of power The burned cottage they have six PP stands some 300 feet in the rear of pillsYes Detroit Journal different shades of erd Daniel Campbell111 Arthur Fletcher Ravenswood park loocan driving the enemy easy Our the main building the water tank Third Artillery Wounded Battery left is now at Caloocan Our loss is All of those who were rescued were which is for fire protection standing You Can Get Allens Foot Kane PKEK l C rater K lames lames T slight that of the insurgents consider carried out on the ice off Lake Forest Write Co day to VllenS Olmsted Lc Hot 100 feet in the rear of the cottage The Leahy Hoods Pills cur liver ills non Irritating and able Particulars in the morning At ¬ and two of the number who ventured steam pipes used for pumping runs N Y for a PHEE sample ol Aliens Foot Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It the only ithartlc to take with Hoods SarsapHnlla First Colored Wounded Company tack was proceeded by one half hours on the frozen lake there are supposed from the boiler room of the main cures chilblains sweating damp swollen A Clyde II McVay firing from two of Adm Deweys ves- to have been drowned The remining building through the cottage for heat ¬ aelnn reel It makes New or tight shoe An instant cure for Corns and Infantry Wounded sels Fourteenth three of the 10 were carried away on a ing and then to the artesian well or easy Alldruggists and shoe staves sell it Bun- To Signed Gkn Otis 35c ions William Bush Manila Feb 13 Early Saturday floe off Rogers park and the Chicago tank The intense heat in the burning Total casualties resulting from all the Monadnock and the cruiser Char ¬ life savingerew spent the night search- ¬ Holiday Goods building caused the pipes to burst engagements since evening of Febru leston began dropping shells into the ing for them Ait thi e real down pillows shortly after the fighting of the Oh no theyre only marked down for ary 4 aggregate 308 as follows Killed rebel camp between Caloocan and Attorney Brothers left his home at fire bejran thus leavinrr them the holnkys Yonkers Statesman V men wounded officers r0 enlisted 435 Ashland avenue at noon Sunday Malabon without power and depending entirely K officers lJO enlisted men missing 2 To Cure a Cold 11 One Day The enemys sharpshooters in the accompanied by his niece Miss Orel upon direct pressure from the tank Otis enlisted men Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All jungle on the American left had been Manney and his nephew Chauncey The Great Burlington Washington Feb 10 The navy de ¬ particularly annoying since daylight Manney Mr Brothers who is promi ¬ which was in no way sufficient to druggists refund money if it fails to cure 5c quench the fierce flames Two streams with 160 variable partment Thursday received the fol ¬ so the 3d artillery drove the rebels out nent among the amateur photograph- ¬ of water Mere thrown on the building excels aP The value of departed fortune increases in lowing dispatch of the jungle at noon Jn the mean ers of the North Shore suburbs ven ¬ but did little good With the ther- ¬ the ratio of the squares oi its distance Others Manila Feb time a few more of our men were tured upon the congealed surface of mometer standing at 25 degrees below Town Topic After continued interference and wounded Personally Con- ¬ Lake Michigan hoping to take some zero it was a heartrending sight to wit- ¬ 1 ordered For Whooping Cough Picos Cure is a intimidation of our workmen ducted Excursions Washington Feb 12 The war de snap shots at the beautiful towns ness those escaping coming down the successful remedy M P Dieter 07 Throop Koque armed insurgents to leave San to California and Puget partment Saturday received the follow- within easy reach of his camera After narrow flight of stairs in their night Ave Brooklyn N Y Nov 14 91 Sound weekly from St by 9 Thursday morning They left traveling safely over the ice to a con- ¬ clothes and bare feet into the bitter ing dispatch from Gen Otis Louis Chicago and during the night a few remaining the automatic weighing machine gives Manila Feb 11 McArthurs divis- ¬ venient point from the shore Mr cold and had it not been for the near pounds in return lor pennies L A V Kansas City ia scenic who burned the village Thursday ion is north of Pasig river Yesterday Brothers adjusted his lens and took a ness of shelter the suffering and prob- ¬ Bulletin Colorado morning It is now occupied by our able loss of life from freezing would his left wing Otiss brigade made a number of pictures A mule a kick man sick St Jacobs Oil troops All quiet The Strong Line A sudden change of wind brought have been terrible The building was cuid the bruises partial wheel to right resting left of Dcwkv Signed via Billings Northwest the brigade on Caloocan where the in- ¬ conditions upon which the party had three stories high with an attic and to Montana P u g e t on the neck of San Roque is a village Half a mile to the two entrances one east and one west When a woman of 40 laughs heartily she surgents who were in considerable not calculated Sound saving 50 to means it L A W Uubctin land connecting Cavite and the main force were sharply driven leaving a north the ice suddenly broke The There was one stairway from the actual 5 O O miles journey vast force exerted upon the floe near second and third floors which led into land of Luzon good many dead Cant work Stiff and tore from cold from Missouri Valley Washington Feb 10 The most Troops in excellent condition sup- shore upon which the unfortunate¬ the mam halls to these entrances thus Use St Jacobs Oil work to morrow important statement received during plied with all necessities wnte Wt WAKELEY Hospitals party wrcre caused a rapid disintegra- giving but one egress for those in the Although people never take it they deardafrom Manila was that from notw ithstanding wounded have fewer tion Before Mr Brothers realized his second and third floors and attic Fifty-the G P A St Louis Mo Atchison Globe ly love good advice tor illustrated pam ien Otis that he had sent orders to patients than before the engagements position escape was impossible two persons were in the building Sunday night at dusk Mrs Brothers 40 patients and 12 lemale attendants Brig Gen Marcus P Miller to demand of the fourth and fifth instants phlets Only nrrin You may be a cripple St Fri- ¬ of her husband The attendants escaped as did the oth- Jacobs Oil cures sure ie nrxejidir and evacuation of Iloilo days engagement most successful Be- ¬ alarmed at the absence PjQPP I A HAFJDSOIUE WATCH by the Visayan insurgents Friday lief of old residents that Aguinaldo reported to the police The latter im- ¬ ers who were saved with none of their hunting I solid lpWP Martto It is surprising hov well a homely girl ina an Overland juU y guaranteed Ttitsanyumparticu morning at 9 oclock and that he ex w ill be unable to gather in future anv mediately repaired to the lake shore personal effects many losing all that s utt tor looks in a picture Atchison Globe lar OVEULANU MoNTilLV San Francisco Cal Fully a mile out faint flashes of light they possessed pected a report from Gen Miller by considerable forces Signed could be seen Between the shore and nixt Monday of the successful execu- ¬ Otis tion of his order Manila Feb 12 The heat Saturday the points where the flashes were seen CCL D G COLSON WOUNDE P Manila Feb 11 The American knocked out many more of our men floated immense cakes of ice The po-¬ forces at oi0 Friday afternoon made a than the Filipinos bullets especially lice officers tried time and again Trouble lletwetn the Colonel and l rst I eur Scott Fourth Kent ucj- Co combined attack upon Caloocan and in the marsh lands north of Malabon to find an opening in the floating in a t led in Iitch il Battle At a signal where the Kansas regiment was sta ¬ mass through which a boat might pass reduced it in short order from the tower of the Dc la Lome tioned Fully a score of them were but without success Finally a tele- ¬ Atlanta Ga Feb IS A special double-tur-rete- d phone message asking for aid was sent from Annitton Ala says church the United States taken to the hospital opened fire monitor Monadnock The trouble that has been brewing The following additional particulars to this city Several life boats were These extreme nervous disorders were from the bay with the big guns of her regarding the capture of Caloocan have loaded upon trains and started to the for some time between Col David r with wonderful success by the dis ¬ rescue fore turret on the earthworks with been obtained Colson and First Lieut E D Scott of PiUs tor Pole coverer of Dr Williams Tugs were unable to make the the 4th Kentucky rejrucent culminat ¬ great effect Soon afterward the Utah The insurgents had been concentrat- ¬ People previous to his discovery beind otter battery bombarded the place from the ing their forces for days at Caloocan slightest impression upon the pack ed at a late hour Saturday niht in a land side and Maj Gen Elu ell S Otis the Amer- and after several fruitless efforts this pitched battle in which Col Colson ed to the public generllv This remedy is mode of rescue was abandoned The rebels reserved their fire until ican commander here determined to was shot in the hip and Lieut Scott diseases the only known specific in Guy Caron and George Mallery stu ¬ and many ethers had narrow escapes ceased when they attack them He instructed his com- ¬ the bombardment pronounced inuntil recent tired volleys of musketry as the Mon- manders accordinglj and requested dents at the Lake Forest university The encounter occurred in the mamttere is the proof curable tana regiment advanced on the jungle the assistance of the naval forces un- ¬ started from their boarding houses to moth restaurant conducted by Percy Lieut The Kansas regiment on the ex- ¬ der the command of llr Adm Dewer walk to Waukcgan on the ice about Gimstcad about midnight James Crocket a sturdy old Scotchman living in Detroit Mick at S8 Montcalm St was cured of Locomotor Ataxia by these pills For many treme left with the od artillery de ¬ Maj Gen MacArthur reported that all noon They had not passed from sight Scott was sitting at a table eating with years he has been a chief engineer of one of those big passenger palace Steamer plying upon the great lakes This is a position of great respon ploying to the right charged across the was ready and at 3 oclock he received when the change of wind above noted Lieut lilakeman of the same regi sibility and the anxiety causes a great nervous strain Mr Crocket says caused the ice field upon which they ment when Colson entered He walk ¬ open and carried the earthworks the following message single or fifteen years I vatchcu the big engines and boilers without accident and onlv noticed that I was g iting nervous Suddenly without a heavy fire Support- ¬ commanding general orders were to break from its moorings The ed over near the two men at the table cheering under The warning I was taken sick and was prostrated I had the best of nhysi two young men had not reached Wau ¬ and after looking vt them a few sec said had ed by the artillery at the church the 3ou to go ahead with the programme catis but grew gradually worse At a council of doctors theysystemI and nervous prostration arid had destroved my whole nervous midnight Sunday and all onds stepped up and pulled Lieut kcgan at troops further advanced driving the Signed Barrv would never recover For three vests 1 was unable to move from my bed The doctor said I had locomotor ataxia and would never be able to walk hope of saving them has been aban- ¬ Blakcmans ear at the same time enemy fighting every foot right into The The attack began immediate again The pains and suffering I experienced during those years are almost the town line and penetrated to the monitor Monadnock and the cruiser doned applying a vile epithet Lieut Scott indescribable The friends that came to see me bid me good bye when more people were added to the declared that Lieut Blakeman was his Three Presidencia and lowered the Filipino Charleston shelled Caloocan and the they left me and I was given up The doctors said nothing more could be done Mv wife kept reading to me articles about Dr Williams Pink Puis list of missing Sunday night They friend and he would not allow him to flag at 530 p m eountry north of it for half an hour for Pale People We finally decided to try them The first box gave me The enemys sharpshooters in the Gen MacArthurs artillery also did ef- ¬ are Sydney Morris Charles Mobey and be insulted At this Col Colson drew relief I continued to use them for about two years before I could get strength enough to walk I am nesrly seventy five years old and there is a policeman from the Sheffield avenue a pistol and Lieut Scott rose from his jtinglc on the right fired at long range fective work from a hill in the rear not a man in this city that can kick higher or walk further than Icrn and to dav I owe rny present good hralth to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Brig Gen Harrison Gray Otis with station whose name is not known chair with a pistol in each hand There on the Pennsylvania regiment but the Dttrtit Evening New Pale People for they saved my fife rebels were soon silenced by shrapnel his brigade consisting of the Kansas They started out together at 9 oclock were quite a number of men in the shells and the lennsylvanians re regiment the Montana regiment and to aid in the rescue of the missng stu ¬ place and while some say they do not Th2 50 cents mained in the trenches the 3d artillery regulars acting as in- ¬ dents Nothing has been heard from known who fired tirst several declare per box Genuine As the Americans advanced they fant ry advanced handsomely pushing them since and they are supposed to be that Col Colson opened the tight Probably a dozen shots were fired forward in the face of the Filipino adrift on the lake burned the native huts at evil re sold The rebels were mowed down like bullets as cheerfully as if they had before the astounded onlookers could druggists only in TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT SEA stop the fusilade Lieut s McKay and grass but the American los was slight been snowballs or sent Packages The enemy was utterly routed and The Iluniburp Aiif nc in I uier Bulgaria Phelps of the 4th Wisconsin on duty Manila Feb 11 The American flag Like direct was raised at 530 Friday afternoon fled to the mountains At G oclock with the provost guards were in the Drifting Hehlcslv 800 Miles From A wSksr ttt toTve Tonc This by moil- Vas room and immediately took steps to Recall were over the town of Caloocan where Agui ¬ Cease firing and the Azoc brino- the ensrasrement to an end The troops were then well j naldo was reported to have gathered sounded Acdrcssthe Dr Williams Midicine Company Schenectady NYj I ada Azores Islands Lieut Poxia del Phelps ran up to Lieut through Caloocan and north of it the flower of the Philippine army pis- his demanded and At 230 p m the monitor Monadnock Gen MacArthur established his left at Feb lo The British tank steamer Scott ¬ The latter said he wil- and the gunboat Concord began theat Caloocan and strengthened his lines Weehawken Capt Casey from Phila- ¬ tols delphia January 37 for Hull has ar- lingly relinquished them to the tack upon the town throwing into it for the night FOR 14 CE3TS a shower of shells which did a great The city is now quieter and business rived here with Jo passongers from the proper authority and gave them up Bulgaria Lieut McKay in the meantime had or Wo wifl t d cin this year 200LOOO is better than at any time since the Hamburg American liner deal of damage new customers and hsUC otter 1 PW jt 13 Day Radish lec Capt Schmidt from New York Jan ¬ dered Col Colson disarm but he re-¬ Then the 6th artillery division and outbreak of hostilities Kc 1 Pkg Early Kir Cabbio an juariibi ltea ie fused to do it and the pistol was taken The American losses Friday were uary 38 for Hamburg Utah battery opened fire on the the long LijrhwVCueumberl c Ilmvo and your valuable CASCA reports the Bul- ¬ from him by force Quickly as a flash BETS and usezl them pefcct Couldnt do lie The Weekawken SlzereBestXl1ttucr Filipino in trench men ts and at 4 three men killed and 32 wounded California Fig Tomato 30c helplessly S00 miles from Col Colson drew another weapon and without trom I Irive used ihern for some lime luc Early Dinner Onion oclock the entire brigade under com- Among the latter are gallant Lieut garia drifting am now eomgestion Brilliant Flower Seeds 1j Nothing is known here fired some say at Lieut Scott and oth- ¬ forind cured and biliousness and to every one Keccnuncnd them Azores plcteiy lu Worth 100 fo14ctili mand of Brig Gen Harrison G Otis Col Bruce Wallace of the Montana the will never be Abovo 10 pligs worth fl00 we will as to the fate of the other passengers ers at Lieut McKay but without ef- Once triad vou Edw A ilAW without them in Albany X Y the iaiaiiy with the exception of the 10th Penn- regiment and a lieutenant of the 2d with our miil yja free together Catalogue grest Plant and 7ced The provost lieutenant then fect sylvania infantrj which was held in cavalry who was shot through the 1c noon roceiut of this notice At the night session of the house 31 CANDY postage We invite yonr trade and bent his efforts toward getting fol- - lung while leading a charge across reserve began to advance in the know wbeu you once try Salzersprivate pension bills were passed ioplsvouwilnever set alonwitThe enemy lost Among them were the senate bill to Col Colsons pistol and in doing open ground lowing order from left to right the outthena Onion Seed 68c ami his with up a lb rotators at kizu The 20th Kansas infantry 1st Mon- - heavily Semple the so struck Col Colson twicevery badly Bfm pension Letitia Tyler a Bbl Catalog aln5c rJo li up his face r AirR srEU la kossh sis X JO Washington Feb 12 In his latest daughter of President Tyler which fist bruising tana infantry and the id artiller the Col Colson was the only man injured ft9S6 nujf TRADE MARK SSOISTCRCO Kansas and the Montana troops beinr dispatch to the adjutant general Otis deadlocked the house a week ago and He announced in the engagement supported by the Idaho infantry and expresses the opinion that the insur the senate bill to pension ex Senator The Pen Our treat Grand Fathers Used gents are so thoroughly licked that John M Palmer of Illinois at the that he was wounded and was carried the Utah artillery by the 4th cavalry Fao siralle of the Pen used toettftitho to an upstairs room where physicians Declaration of Independence reproduced The insurgents kept up a rattling Aguinaldo will not be able to rally his rate of 50 per month in Si ver Aluminum THK LaTKST NOVEL- Pleasant Palatable Potent Trste Good Do were summoned to look after his in- Goou Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe 10c 2ic 50c TV Karn a atcn or other Handsome While no official advices on our lines but the Americans ad- - forces again lire Premium by selling ten of these useful A bullet had entered his hip CURE CONSrSPATION each At Charleston W Va the thermom juries and ornamental nei essittes at ct been received about vanced from the woods on the left and have name r below zero at and ranged aiound to the rear where it 8lern ITfsiMt CnmpaiiT hlrneo ITnntrfl Xtt York 321 tlicm IO llaluSend youriiJin and addressuiwe eed wrt aAi as wm rvtrmii irrei-an open field on the right without the battle at Malabon Saturday morn eter registered 27 degrees Thousnnas soli daiiy KKYNOLDS I A TO DAP Irt and guaranteed by allrirnir Prenilnm RU 1 UBAu gists to CLKJC Tobacco Uabiu iinutto 456 1 1 la Salle St Chicago stoprintr tiring only when the- - ing officials admit that every effort is 10 oclock Friday The lowest point was located and extracted 12 below reached the enemy iutrenenments now being made to capture Aguinaldo J hitherto reached is degrees TR AP JlXjCX AN ASYLUM FIRE ¬ Better Be Wise Than Rich ¬ ¬ -- - - - ir- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ 1 J - JfCGCfy 1 ¬ flBLgagay SaUa m ¬ z ¬ Passfte ¬ Coast ¬ routes ¬ ¬ i ¬ lis ¬ ¬ ¬ i - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ VN - -- s Locomotor Atxiaad Pr aJysis Can be Cured Ueted Pnk ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ that yerswere mny A - ¬ ¬ 1 s ¬ j ¬ i j - l5cscS3as ki musings t - ¬ ¬ 1 A ¬ V IBOe MK-CJK-- j T j 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PA1US KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1899 I SAFETY IN WEAKNESS An Iron monarch rode the sea A nations hope and pride Through storm and billows dashing fres It feared no wind or tide Its banner waved in every land With honor hailed abroad Wheneer it hurled its fiery brand The very deep was awed The oceans rsge was felt at last Its billows set at naught It gathers up a cyclones blast And all its terrors brought Tossed like a ball from hand to hand A moment poised on high Then dashed upon the rocky strand And there the fragments lie A trim Fhysalia floating near With iridescent sail Through all the dark devoid of fear Had sported with the gale The storm that wrecked the navys pridr It all outrode with glee And still is dancing on the tide To beautify the sea bed Nothing there he said Then his Thus all who boast their native strength Will fail on weakest strain attitude grew more serious as he went Ak1 sadly find when tried at length to the large closets one by one and That all their hopes are vain opened the doors There is the bath- ¬ The soul that seeks Jehovahs care from every wrong room jet he remarked with a shud ¬ Secure A mighty arm is then made bare der his mind perhaps busy with a bit In weakness they are strong of French history or some recent Amer- ¬ -- Sidney Ph D in Chicago Standard ican horror Its getting mighty com- ¬ mon nowadays to commit bloody crimes in bathrooms Do you suspect ¬ dricks looking up at the cut glass globes As I said no one has been in the rooms since Mr Caruthers went away Not even his valet asked the de- ¬ tective It looks so or surely he would have extinguished the gas It seems to be burning in the next room too This chamber was a large luxurious bedroom and as they entered it Lamp kins imagination prepared itself for a horrible spectacle To his great relief however everything here was also in perfect order The white lace cov- ¬ erlet lay as smoothly as newly fallen snow and the sheets and pillows looked as if they had never been used The clerk now with a look of growing curi- ¬ osity if not of incipient horror stooped down and looked under the ir foul play sir You are going entirely too fast said Hendricks in a curt tone Hvery THE CARUTHERS matter I choose to investigate need not He necessarily be a bloody one AFFAIR By My smiled and added to Lampkin reputation among the people is as red H Copyright isrs fej as cranberry sauce w kclIogK Newspaper Co A HARBEII The clerk bore the reproof with be coming humility He made no reply i ra--- r v r irC v 2 and bung back till the detective bad vi V Vrt V 5 s is opened the door leading to the bath-¬ room Here the gas was burning also SYNOPSIS and the small chamber with its pol- ¬ Mlnard Hendricks great detective just returned from Hot ton liniJs awaiting 11 ished tiled floor and glistening porcein unsigned typewritten letter directing lain walls revealed no hint of bloodhim to apartments In Palace hotel where shed he will find remain of Mr Wehlon Caruth The face of the clerk fell his appetite ers currortly reported for past two weeks con for sensation va- - not to be fed on this Detective seems to to be out of tow nect letter With attempt made on his own occasion Joes with friend life some time previous What time did Mr Caruthers leave Dr Lampkin to Investigate the hotel the night be left Hendricks asked him CHAJTEK II I really dont know sir said the he clerk You suv you know Caruthers I am pretty sure be did not asked mention it at the office and that is cus Very slghi lv tomary among our guests That is why See if you recognize nim in the ballthought there might have been some if - - SvSNSbS - - - J c v but the remains and he has under- ¬ examined the porcelain tub and white scored the word heavily Further- ¬ tiled floor more he boasts of the skill with which No he said coming back I think the crime has been accomplished that he managed to remove the body in ita old man means something entirety But it seems to me that you have You think that remarked the looked into every possible nook and doctor not convinced cranny said the doctor Yes it would be an easy thing to As if under a sudden inspiration do As Caruthers was supposed to be Hendricks sprang up and going to the leaving it would be natural for him to bed he pushed aside the silken curtains take a trunk and bis luggage going of the canopy turned down the sheets out would not attract much attention and doubled up the mattress Then he Good heavens exclaimed the docdrew himself up and began to examine tor In his own trunk the At this juncture the door leading into about the room He thumped with his knuckles a marble the corridor swung open and the clerk statue of Venus de Milo in a corner and who had shown them upstairs entered then stood still in the center of the suddenly his eyes alighting on the room and stared at the articles of orna- severed hand which laj-- across the ment on the mantel piece He walked somewhat narrow mouth of the vase My Lord slowly backward to the doctor and laid he exclaimed his eyes a hand on his shoulder and pointed to bulging from their sockets has has a large covered Japanese vase shaped he been murdered Mr Hendricks An expression of deep annoyance setlike an ancient urn tled on the face of the detective Doctor he said the man who seYes he said But leave us alone lected all the in this room for a few minutes and please dont say did not select that vase It does seem a little out of har anything about this down in the office mony admitted Lampkin Rather just yet We would be interrupted by sight seers cheaper than the rest dont you think The clerk thrust his white horrified It is a disgrace to such a collection face forward and peered into the vase returned the detective besides it has Surely not not cremated Mr Henbeen crowded in between those beauti¬ bric-a-bra- WORK FINISHED Report of the War Investigating Com-¬ HiEPAYOF It ARMY OFFICERS is Reduced by the Honge t omwitee ol missioners in Presidents Hands Military Affairs The Appropriation Bill is Completed It Criticises Bat Not Persons or Thing Not AVarranted by tlm Kv fiance Laid Brfore Thein The Report ffaii linanimoasiy Aitopted c Washington Feb 10 The report of the war investigating commission is in the hands of the president and the commission is dissolved All of the members of the commission including the secretary Mr Wcightman and the recorder Co Oavis met 03- - appointment at the white house at 415 oclock Thursday afternoon and were at once shown into the cabinet room where they were received by the president ¬ Washington Feb 11 The army appropriation bill was completed Fri ¬ day by the house committee on mil ¬ itary affairs and by dint of pretty se- ¬ vere cutting of numerous items it was brought down to 879034372 It is framed on the basis of an army of about 100000 men and contemplates the enactment of the Hull bill for the increase of the army or tfce retention of volunteers and regulars up to that number Specific provision is made for nine major generals and 12 brig- ¬ adier generals The larger items of the bill are as follows Contingent expenses of the arm v 5200000 pay of officers 84000000 pa ¬ ¬ ¬ bric-a-bra- c Gen ofDodge the chairman of the com- ¬ of enlisted men 13500000 retired fLOQStSSOi mission presented the report and in ficers Courts martial courts of inquinr and receiving it congratulated the commis con- ¬ sioners on the completion of their task witnesses 815000 four hundred ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ful bronze pieces idea Old man I have an dricks N- TgggZi - r Z i ¬ - J Lampkin studied the throng foraev rral tninutes Ihen he went nearer and standing behind n crowd of men and a bunch of palms he studiously survey oil Be wen beck to the lite bullrooin detect it e questioned Sec anyihing of him Hendricks taking his fixed gaze from the rug at his feet No DlIU Then we must desk ak for him at the They approached one of the active Kind cleric- - behind ih counter Hendricks The detective followed him to the drew out a risking card and fingered outer door and dosed it after him it liis tiamr do nwani Then he came back into the bedroom Id like o see Sir Vedon Caruth I hope this is only a hoax after all era be said unserved me coetor What are vou The clerk glanced ai the key rack going to do next JSjChind him and shook his head Hendricks shrugged bis broad shoul he an ders it amounted to a shudder lie hasnt returned yet wered lie is still out of town We are going to look through those asked Hendricks Where is he tnnks for a trunk and the rest I cannot tell you sir and the clerk Is it really so bad as that turned to answer a question put by a My blasted premonition which fac inaii in evening dress on bis right ulty in my make up has always been a I am very anxious to see Mr mystery to me has hold of me with t hers to night resumed Hen its four claws said Hendricks Cam I dricks when he coulil irrl tin clerks cant explain it doctor but the min- ¬ It is a very impor ute I entered that door and saw attention again the tant matter gas burning so brightly I felt murder The man in evening dress had over in the air Sometimes on a day like heard he paused Interested this at a crisis like this I imagine Are you looking for Caruthers that the spirit of the murdered man linbe asked gers round the spot where he lost his I am replied Hendricks life to trj to give me a clew Thats odd smiled the man Ive Lampkin shuddered as the detective seen a dozen people to night asking laid hold of the nearest steamer trunk about him We were just discussing and began to unstrap it It was empty bis queer conduct and wondering what save for some clothing in the bottom He has wns the matter with him The next trunk was a large square one broken several important engage and its lock for several minutes resisted ments without a word oT explanation the efforts of the detective to unfasten His valet told my man this afternoon it Finally however aided by a key that his master had been called by a his own and no little experience of in night telegram to Philadelphia and hod Hendricks released the written him that he would be detained such mattersand brass hasp it fell down with p I presume I here for a couple of weeks sharp click it was some urgent business This trunk also contained nothing The speaker lighted a cigar and moved away to a group of men in the of a suspicious nature and the same re¬ smoking room Hendricks drew the sults were produced by a careful ex ¬ amination of two other trunks stored clerk aside In the bathroom and a dress suit case I am a deteiHive he said in a low of heavy leather which wis found in one voice is my name llendrivks Minard Hendricks exclaimed the of the closets Ah 1 certainly feel better cried clerk in astonishment his tone and Iampkin a triumphant ring in his 1 hail no manner suddenly apologetic ¬ ¬ ¬ p- Lampkin said nothing as he watched his friend place a chair near the mantel-piece and mount it The chair raised the detective so high that the cover of the vase was on a level with his chin Hendricks removed the cover and looked into the vessel Lampkin saw him pick up something inside the vase examine it and lay it back For a moment the detective stood his back to the doctor a hand on either side of the vessel Then he lifted it cautiously stepped clown to the floor and placed it on the table Prepare to be horrified old man he said grimly It is here Lampkin started You dont mean You neednt Ionic unless you want to frowned the deective But our arch fiend has actually cremated the body of Caruthers leaving onl- - the jeweled hand of bis victim to prevent there being any doubt as to the identity of the ashes It was cremation I know bone ashes when I see them underhand- Lampkin got up and peered into the Leave your pass key with me in ¬ jar turning the ghastly object over on My the bed of ashes beneath terrupted the detective coldly and I want to have a little pri friend There is no odor he said trying to vate talk When you go down dont speak in a matter-of-fac- t tone That our being here mention is strange The clerk reluctantly laid the key on said Hendricks Embalmed I a table saw indications of it in the punctures Ill not give it away sir He moved of the flesh IT you want You are right agreed the doctor slowly towards the door Let me see a moment with these anything ring Ill be on the lookout and will run up myself words the detective sprang to the vase Good said Hendricks you are very ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ He went to the door and The clerk tcok the hint and backed out of the room Dont lay it to me if this gets out A sooner than you wish he said member of the detective force wa down there in citizens clothes and recognized you when you first came in He had heard of the remarks goinc round about Mr Caruthers absence and seeing you on hand made him more curious He has Mr Caruthers man down there now asking him questions It seems nothing has been seen of Mr Caruthers since he had the row with Mr Arthur Gielow at the club ¬ the detective held it open Thats about the size of it he gasped retorted Hendricks leaned against the door facing They had a row eh Thats the general report sir Did you hear what it was about Some dispute over a woman 1 think Who was the woman Miss Dorothy Huntington was the I ¬ name I heard mentioned Ah broke in Lampkin coming forI remember ward But Hendricks was bowing to the clerk and smiling as if to denote that the conversation were at an end ¬ TO BE CONTINUED Scaled around the cabinet tabic the members went over their work in a general way and at the request of the president read portions of their report which covered certain points in which he had expressed an interest The conference lasted about an hour and a half and as the commissioners were about to leave tiie president stated that he was satisfied that each mem- ¬ ber had done his whole duty He him self had rendered them every assist ance possible and said that they would bear witness that he had not sought to influence them in any manner or in the slightest degree In speaking of the report Thursday to a Star reporter a prominent member of the commission said The report docs not whitewash Ii criticises but not persons or things which are not warranted by the evi ¬ We started out dence before u with the assumption that the conduct of the war was all right and then we wont ahead to hear and call wituessei who said it was not The report rep- ¬ resents the honest opinion of every member of the commission We were unanimous in adopting it I say this and I am of the opposite political faith and dont expect and dont want any thing from the administration I know that every line of the re-¬ ¬ ¬ tract surgeons 720000 subsistence de partment 88700000 subsistence sup¬ plies to be issued to inhabitants of Cuba who are destitute and in imme ¬ diate danger of perishing unless they receive the same 8100000 quartermas- ¬ ters department 87200000 incidental expense telegrams interment of those killed in action reward for ap¬ prehension of deserters etc 24004 horses for cavalry and artill ¬ ery 750000 barracks and quarters 83000000 transportation 01 army and its supplies 17500000 clothing camp and garrison equipage 850VJ246 construction of hospitals 8250000 medical md hospital department 81500000 ord ¬ ¬ nance expenses 8235000 ordnance stores 81200000 manufacture of arms establishment of plant for manufacturing small arms at Bock S00000 Island 111 armory 8350000 The last item is entirely new and the new departure of making small arms at Iiock Inland will bring the daily out put of the government up to 3000 stands a day Among the reductions made by tho committee Friday was that on contin gencies for the army from 9450000 to S200000 Cuban relief froai 8281500 to¬ - FOLLOWING THE SCENT Tiie Strnnsre Story of a Wild Young Man anil Hi Sharp Xoscd Bloodhound We were back from one of the pret¬ JrA -- JSff jsf f tiest rides in all California and after supper sat under the trees with our genial host rich and owner of a model fruit farm says a clever story teller Some one spoke in the severest terms of a heavy defaulter then prominent in the public eye and the man who was entertaining us astonished every one by breaking in abruptly Gentlemen I do not believe in passing judgment upon a man until you understand all the circumstances of his case To assume that every man who goes wrong has the instincts and the impulses of a common criminal is preposterous You have to know influences temptations and motives before you can pass in- ¬ telligently upon results in such cases O j oure too tender hearted and charA itable declared the first speaker rogues a rogue and you cant paint him an honest man Xice break you made said another as the host left us with a flushed face and passed into the house Dont you know his story But of course not for Its almost for gotten even here He was a wild youngster and ran heavily into debt His father was thought to be wealthy but was really worse off than nothing when lie died The young man went to work With a wiP though with all his opportunities he had never fitted himself for anything better than a day laborer He was engaged to one of the sweetest girls in the whole state but her family would not hear to a marriage until he was able to support his wife in something like the way she had always lived Out of all the vast estate the young fellow took nothing but the old bloodhound famous for his sagacity and courage To insure the services of the brute his master was made a deputy sheriff One night the bank in the county seat was robbed of an immense sum Before daylight the man who had just left us and his bloodhound took the trail of the robber Since then the former deputy sheriff has never known what it was to want Whats the exThj hound went straight planation to tho fine suburban residence of the bank president The facts never came out until the latter had a fatal brain St Louis fever a few years ago Globe Democrat ¬ w V ¬ r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HE SAW HIM PICK UP SOMETHING ¬ I 1 and picking up the grewsome object examined it minutely he I have only one isolated clew back on said putting the severed hand the ashes What is that In his effort to cut and wrench this hand from the joint at the wrist the murderer allowed his sharp nails to sink into the flesh The marks did not show at the time but the process of decomposition has brought them out distinctly Doctor the fellow who did the job manicures his finger nails to sharp points as is the vogue among society men of a certain class voice idea Lampkin made au examination I dont ejaculated Hendricks with he said I should You are certainly light It is most important that one of his massive frowns which al- returning the hand to the vase have a look into Carulhers apartment ways made his great brow- - resemble a Shrewd and cautious as the perpetrabroke in the detective Dont say miniature jutting crag word to anyone but get a pass key and tor evidently was that did not occur to And why him show my friend and myself up there Because my anonymous correspond God has uever yet made it possible right away ent says I shall find the remains of for a human mind to be full of a hellish The clerk nodded a flurried expression on his face letting a key he Wei don Caruthers in these apartments deed and at the same time master decame from behind the counter and and I believe on m soul he meant what tails that will completely overcome dehe said tection was Hendricks reply started towards the elevator But that man downstairs said Ca ¬ You do not think that the body could Not thai way objected Hendricks valet has received a communi- ¬ have been reduced to ashes in these detaining bin Cant we-- gi- up the ruthers cation from his master in Philadel- apartmentssaid Lampkin tentatively rear gtetl sV Hendricks shook his head and pointSur said the clerk Its only on1 phia et my life it was forged Ill ed to the open fireplace where lay the flight And he piloted hem to the Lampkm started and then lie gaed ashes of a wood fire stairs behind the cloakroom Youll into the detectives eyes steadily No this is the only fireplace and it iind the crurtmenta just as Mr Caruth I cant follow you I wont try and has not been used for a fortnight ers left them II is valet said that his incredulously Are you sure Buster had written him thai the room Your mind darts out after things I m viT would dream of Do you think Quite sure This chimney seems to must not bo disturbed by anyone you may tird a trace of the missing man come straight down from the roof and IIn ricks paused on the stair raindrops have fallen and left their imDid Mi Caruthers not inform bis here If my thinker would operatesmootb prints here It rained two weeks ago man itat he was going away My and has been clear ever since This with a forced grin ly asked I w ould never have thought of that No you see Mr Caruthers man is trip to Boston has fagged me otit I It is my business to think of every- ¬ married ant lives on the west side am not normal But it will not sin prise lie happened to have a day off and did me to find out that the same man wrote thing Lampkina face betrayed the birth of not knew what had become of his mas to the valet that wrote to me If so you have a deep villain to deal an important idea ter till he got ilie letter Surely he said the body could I see remarked Hendricks and he with As deep as the crucible of hell can not easily have been removed for the started on again purpose of cremation elsewhere with- ¬ he door opening into turn out lieachiug Perhaps if The detective sat down in a chair near out being dismembered Caruthers apartments the clerk un ¬ examination you locked It cud irri them in The first the bed and taking from his pocket you made a careful of its having been chamber waa a private sitting room the anonymous letter be s tudied it in might find traces the dainty pieces of French furniture silence After a minute he said re- ¬ cut up said Thanks for the suggestion dnpsrics and rugs being in perfect flectively Lampkin watched him aa You will observe he doea not say Hendricks order bathroom and closely The gn is burning observed Hen- - I shall findvthe body of Caruthers here be went into the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ a riht to organize themselves into clubs for good fellowship mutual en ¬ Another Pcrlst at Large What is your objection to womens clubs professor Havent they as good tertainment or instruction as have Oh men ¬ I dcnt question madam their right to do anything they please My objection to womenselubs if Ihave any is that nearly all the club women yes The clerical force of the headquar ¬ ters of the army was reduced one sixth port represents my individual view The first totals for pay of officers and men were also reduced considerably to and if any member tried harder than the amounts above stated I did to get at and out all the facts I have yet to sec him There was no suppression or concealment and no MAY BE ANDREES REMAINS point brought out in the evidence was evaded or glossed over Wc never met Three Bodies Icovered By a Trb ot Tnrgrusos Who Inhabit the T mar before hearing a witness and agreed Pninniar North S hri ia aot to examine him or to touch upon certain matters that might turn out Krasxovaksk Siberia Feb 11 A a man gold mine owner named Monastyrs unfavorably Eveiything that knew or thought he knew was the sub- chin has received a letter saying that ject of inquiry and I am satisfied a tribe of Turgusos inhabiting the Alien the country gets our report in Timur peninsular North Siberia re ¬ full that there will be no complaint cently informed the Russian polica sither as to our methods or results chief of the district that on January 7 The president never saw a line of last between Korao and Pit in the jur report before he received it of- ¬ province of Yeniseisk they found a ficially not a single word Nor in cabin constructed of cloth and cord ¬ lecd has he ever talked with any of age apparently belonging to a bal- ¬ ihe commission about it loon He has never in an way by word bodies of Close by were the r action or messengers evinced a wish three men the head of one badly 0 have us develop anything but the crushed Around them were a num- ¬ or even touched upon the matter ber of instruments the uses of which ruth our work were not understood by the Turgusos We have questioned more than 500 The police chief has started for the and the majority of them pot to investigate as it is believed Witnesses iad some complaint that they wanted the bodies are those of the aeronaut 0 relate In no instance can it be Herr Andree and his companions proved that we have omitted to call The balloon Eagle with Prof Andreo my witness who has been brought to and his two companions Strindeberg mr attention as having important and Fronkel in the car left Danes is facts to disclose But had we desired land of the Spitzbergen group on o whitewash the administration we July 11 1897 in an attempt to cross the No definite news ould have had 5000 witnesses who north polar point jould truthfully testify that the con of the aeronauts has been received be- ¬ luct of the war was all right yond the message attached to a carOf course there were some evils but rier pigeon found by the whaling ship hey were to be expected The sol Falken which arrived at Copenhagen iicrs in the civil war never had hos- ¬ on September 2 The message read pitals or medical attendance as good July 13 1230 p in Lat 8202 north Good voyage eastin the war with Long 1205 east is was given them Spain And their army ration then ward All well was not as eatable as it is now The men who complained most of the food CLARK MUST STAND TRIAL pvc found were very generally the miliAll-f- ttiamen from the interiors of states and He is Icidicreu for the Murder of His ed Wife Bjr Throwiusr Her Into tvho had been allowed 52 per head for the River at Nashville subsistence stores while they were in state camps When they went into the Nashviij js Tenn Feb 11 J D ictive fight they expected the same Clark was indicted Friday for the mur- ¬ sort of thing der of Minnie Clark alias Blanche In questioning these men nearly all Cox his supposed wife The body wa jonfessed to us that they had always found last Sunday night on a bridgn received the army ration They had over the Cumberland near this city ao right to expect any more I could under circumstances indicating pre iell some very funny stories to illus- parations for thowing it into the river trate this Clark was identified as being on th complaints bridge with a buggy an hour previous There were many brought to us that on their face were to the discovery He is of a prominent foolish and false but we went to every family of Montgomery Ala and the rouble and expense to inquire intn brother of Thomas II Clark law their charges librarian of congress The trial is sei lVncn Crop Kuntt d for March 15 Lkxington Ky Feb 10 The ther Knlaud Wants to Purcwe War 8 upi mometer was 10 below zero at S a m TdMA Peiu via Galveston Tex Feb Thursday the coldest day for 15 years 11 Great Britain it is reported bore The entire peach crop is ruined There Friday haa offered to purchase the is great suffering among the poor Chilian and Argentine war ships ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 100 000 ¬ ¬ ¬ nounce it progrm ¬ London Feb 11 Tiie Kome corre ¬ spondent of the Daily Chronicle says he learns from a good source that Don One tion for the bay craft is practically Carlos has instructed his agents in Tom 1 will venture to say that there suspended Should the freeze continue isnt one great city in this country or lere will soon be an oyster famine as Spain to stop the agitation on his be-¬ half Europe on whose streets the bicycle is the little craft arc now re cited frozen sight not a familiar oliri 1 Ctip Amtasj esl in at several bay points Dick There is one Fokt Gaixes Ga Feb II At mid¬ What Below Twenir Tlir D night Tharsday night Alf Boynton and Venice L kVRKNCKBURG X Fb 10 Thurs his wife colored living on the Gnins day was the coldest dy in thiscountv ley plantation were assassinated by Only one out of every 1000 married foi 50 yea 1 w In some places it regis couples live to celebrate their goldeiunknown parties being calico to th tered 28 decrtes below x io wedding door and shot down in cold blood Chicago Tribune in the Chesapeake bay and Patapseu river to uch a thickress that naviga ¬ Cp-to-D- ate I happen to be acquainted with pro- ¬ Baitimork Feb OrlT lmiinr Pii llb 10 Ice has formed Don Curio- - ii v li j ¬ - tagJBjA IMMiiii rif V BOtillBOW A KEWfr PARIS K TDK FEBRUARY 14 5899 Childs Long Journey Hge OBITUARY RoVal Baking Powder t Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK teu years arrived in This city yenterdiiy morning on the L N ftve oclock train having traveled alone from R auoake Virginia She arrived in Winchester Sunday afternoon and remained in rb- - depot Until the earn train passed yesterday morning for Paris She waited at the Paris depot yesterday morning until eleven oclock when she was mei by her father James Trent wh i a blacksmith at Clintou ville The little girl was a brave traveler and won a number of friends on her long iournev GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Lena Tment Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Allen Sharon aged about fortv fiv died Friday of pneumoula at his home A druggist in Macon Ga says I near this city Funeral services were have sold a large quantity of Mothers held at the grave in the Paris cemetery Friend and have never known an inSaturday atternoon by Rev E H Ruth- stance where it has failed to produce the erford The deceased is survived l y good results claimed for it All women his wife who was formerly Miss agree that it makes labor shorter and less painful ¬ ALL WOMEN ¬ FRANK 404 MAIN STREET CO PARIS KY Hattie Garrard Rev Dr Thos J Dodd who was Wrll ¬ hntrlMJ And Otherwise The Fover Remarks In ¬ Joeph Jeffersou will rejoin his com Vork a TIE Nineteenth lllllll Yr -- pany on April 2 for a tour of five weeks one week of which is booked in New HEWS K tatdsbed ISSII John Hen8haw who was the star of The Passing Show will rejoin the Cisino foices wheu In Gay Paree is tit od ¬ Published every Tiiestmy and Friday lv WALTER CHAMP I Editors and Ovmtr BBUrB MILLER Make all Checks Money Ordtrs eC avabletrte order of CBAstv A ft ills U I It Displays oue dollar per inch for first lnse rates each lion half or reading insertion thereafter per notices ten cents Locals tine each insertion Locals in bac type wenty cents per line each insertion Fractionsof lines count s full lines when tanning at line rates Ohtuar38 cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a Uke nature ten cents per line Sperial rates given for large advertise noents and varly cards TrfE Pennsylvania Senate has invited ADVERIItilJSi KAltit ¬ Presideut McKinley to attend the unveiling of a monument in Way A tno- tion to invite W J Bryau was not secalthough there were several onded Democrats in the Senate ¬ ¬ Kentucky Press Meeting At a meeting of the Execntive Com- ¬ ¬ ¬ mittee of the Kentncky Press Association held at the Gait House in Louis ville it was decided to hold the annual outing sometime late in June or early in July The place of meeting has not been decided npon Messrs Woolfolk McCarty and Brown were appointed a committee to look into railroad rates Those at the meeting were Messrs H rry Sommers of Elizabethtown C a rmanJoseph Williams of Falmontb Harry MOarty of Nicholasville Cbas Henry O Howard of Hodtfensville Woolfolk of Danville J H Westover of Williamstown R W Brown of Louisville and D D Wallace of Warsaw ¬ SHAWHAN F Tamme Louie Saloshiu of Paris was here on day last week on business The young men of this place gave a hop a Tammes Hull last Friday evening Miss ElsjeSeeyer of West Covington was the guest of her aunt Mrs Elsie Batterton last week D B Patton sold eleven hogsheads of tobacco in Louisville last week at an average of 5 So per hundred f Mrs VV Miss Burke of Mayslick i the guest Anna Held who is appearing in Cincinnati this week with The French Maid Compauy wears a 30000 dress The dress itself is a Parisiau dream but the extraordinary cost is accounted for by the fact that the lavish embroidery on the costume is interwovtu with gems practically all the jewels which Mile Held possesses They are gifts from admirers and friends more or less ex- ¬ SCINTILLATIONS alted the former comprising the czar of Russia Kiug Leopold of Belgium Jumble Prince Henri DOrleans a German In Interesting Comment Of News And grand duke and minor princelings and The Lexington A rgnnavt sold for 100 nobles Diamonds of course are promi- ¬ vesterdav to J T Davidson nent among the gems Rev Joe Hopper is assisting Dr HM Scudder in a protracted meeting at the FAB IO ROMani Presbyterian Church Elizaville The thrilling melodrama Fabio A range exploded yesterday at Lex ¬ Ronaani in which Aiden Benedict has ington and blew a 200 pound colored been successfully starring for several irtlr MM Ui Iti tiht mitvWrxWT seasons is a dramatization of Marie The 168th anniversary of Daniel Corellis famous novel The Vendetta Boones birth was celebrated Saturday It has been pronounced one of the best at Frankfort by the Kentucky State melodramas on the road an l has won Historical Society high praise The play is enhanced by A Clinton county young man eloped special scenery and hands juib costumes The company includes Aiden Benedict to Tennessee and on his return with his Gilbert Faust ana Miss Mnrtha Beau bride was shot at and slightly wound d ford who assume leading parts Miss by the girls father The residence of Mrs Sarah A Grace Hunter will introduce her beauti ful Fire Serpentine and 6rereopficon Slaughter in Scott county Ky burned and Spanish dances during the pertorm Friday night and Mrs Slaughter who ances The sale of reserved sjats is now was eighty four years of age perished The in the flames in progress at Brooks drug store play will bo produced at the opera house The State Board of Equalization con to morrcw night vened Friday JohnL ScQttv of Frankfort and Joe Earley wine G6v Bradley V My agency insures against stenographer are two of the secretaries fire wind and storm best ol I re- ¬ The members of the board are W H Claik Shelby ville Heury prompt paying compa- ¬ liable Ovewtreet Owensboro and W A Bulnies xion union lock of Barren County V known to the older citizens of Paris and Millersburg died Friday in Covington Rev Dodd was a graduate of the old Transyivania University and taught a private school for several years in this city He was afterwards connected with Kentucky Wesleyan College af Millersbnrg then with Vanderbilt His remains were taken to University Lexington Sunday and interred at that plaue Key E G B Mann of this city attended the funeral Patrick Olancey aged abont eighty eight who has been a respec ed an i well known citizen of Bourbon for nearly sixty years died Saturday mornic He leaves three children a marrit d daughter in Lexington Hugh of Kan sas City and Miss Bettie who lived with her father near this city Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon t two oclock at the Catholic Church bv Rev Father Burke and the remaius were interred in the Catholic cemetery The pall bearers were John and Ed Blake John T Doyle Jobu Lonergan Pat Deignan Ed Grace ¬ i New Goods New Styles New Patterns Mothers Friend PNCeS Right is not a chance remedy Its good effects are readily experienced by all expectanl mothers who use it Years ago it passed the experimental stage While it always shortens labor and lessens the pains ol delivery it is also of 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 Friend gives great recuperative power to the mother and her recovery is sure and rapid Danger from rising and s lied breasts is done away with completely Sold ¬ Style Right Goods Right I After the most successful week of sales in the history of our business we will be ready Monday January 23rd with our New Spring Styles in by drugits for ATLANTA 1 a bottle THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO QA Send for our free illustrated book for expectant mothers Stop Overs at Washington n x rw V davs stop over at Washington and Philadelphia do not cost any more than tickets over Pennsylvania direct Hue from Louisville and Ciicinnati Fast daily trains leave Chicago Union Stan n for the East over this route to the East For time fares and further information address Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt Cincinnati Tickets to New York allowing ten ¬ ¬ The egg of yesterday looks feels measures nud weighs like the eg of last month bttt theres a difference iu another respect and that difference is wottb money Its just s with lauudr The difference good work and poor is slight ro betweeu the oopracticed discernment hot ii n different tbatt ctnnts every titm Its difference thai change y on r hwnriry 1iil mui hu rxu-nti investment i There are eggs and egs Hamburgs Dimities Laces Gin ghams Percales Welts Piques Shirtings Cheviots Cottons Sheetings Linens Rfady Made Sheets Pillow Cases and Bolsters All at Prices that meet all legitimate competition W i ¬ poui Pork the Hij rue i jiikI ttrtfk it will cost wo in ii ST worth ftuvhU LUNIiUV ¬ BOUBBOS AM FRANKCO ex-Senat- or ¬ Mmiig dim vision made clear styeu removed aiii irnniinf d iids or ore eyt a ol ant km Kpcidih and effect nail rared bv o Siirhri4the i iirje Ee Salve IVImle -- AVk Eye str W 0 HINT0N Agent - If- - dd OU a g-ia- tH - STOCK AND TURF NEWS Mardi Gras at New Orleans and Mobile QUEEN limited trains CRESCENT Route equipped with elegance running on fast time One fare rouud trip tickets trom Cincinnati and the north on sale S11 to February 6 to 13 god until Feb retarn Also to Birmingham Ala on the same dates W C Rinearson G P A Cincinnati Ohio j W S Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommend Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for Turf Notes J Tandy Hughes of Lexington who is well known to many persons in thi cjty wjh rrajn an campaign a stable of four thoroughbred hornes this season Co of this county sold seven Burk nhds 0f tobacco in Cincinnati last week at 7 90 to 5 10 and prank Tamme sold 980 to 5 35 Ireland six hhds at W Brierly sold nine hhds at Bros 1275 to i0 Catesby Woodfords fillies Greetings b f 2 by Hindoo ont of Franceeca by imp Leamington and Gleaming ch f 2 by Sir Dixon not of Snngleam by King AlfonsOi are recent additions to Sales and Transfer Of Stock Crop Etc Scrofula a Vile Inheritance Scrofula is the most obstinate of blood troubles and is often the result of an inherited taint in the blood S S S is the only remedy which goes deep enough to reach Scrofula it forces out every trace of the disease and cures the worst cases gon Charlie was afflicted from infancy with Scrofula and he suffered so that it was M v 100 F B McDerMOTT Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased bo of Wrightt Celery Capsules frbltl Jalttes T Btaser drug ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach S S Abney mail carrier will haul Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do anything for nearly two years I ased light baggage to and from depot Termi three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they very reasonable Leave orders at Poat have cured me For the benefit of others eo afflicted I wish to send this letter tf office Very truly yours W S ANDKR80M Sold bv all druggists atSOc and 1 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free 5g5SF9r Insurance Co a safe and reliable company The Eagle Kiug of All Birds O W Miller Agent is noted for its keen Bight clear and Paris Ky distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weaK eyes styes sore eyes of any New York Edam pine apple Nenfa kind or granulated lids Sold by all chatel cheese dealers at 25 cents Newton Mitchell tf TkY our Leader Coffee six pounds for F B McDermott 100 Try our Leader Coffee six ponnds F B McDermott for 100 Jas Murphys string at the Kentncky Association conrse at Lexington was spared that we Insure your property against fire Ed Simms was in Lonisville last week thought would relieve wind and lightning in the Hurst Home him Dut he prew worse ¬ i impossible to dress him for three years His head aad body were a mass of sores and his eyesight also became affected No treatment f5 WjW ¬ making arrangements to send his stable of race horses to Memphis where the finishing touches will be given them The Kentnckian is at Louisyille and in good condition Mr Simms denies the published report that Hon W C Whitney had been negotiating for the purchase of the colt ¬ ¬ until his condition wasv I hadj indeed pitiable almost despaired of his ever being cured when by the advice of a friend we gave him S S S Swifts Snecific A de cided improvement was the result and after he had taken a dozen bottles no one who knew of his former dreadful condition would have recognized him All the sores on his body have healed his skin is perfectly clear and smooth and he has been restored to perfect Mrs S S Mabrt health 830 Elm St Macon Ga be my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper It will and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYin STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRICE means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED Try cur Leader Coffee six ponnds for 100 F B McDermott fine candies for sale foi seedless raisins Nuts raisins dates tf figs For real blood troubles it is a waste Lung Irritation of time to expect a cure from the docis the forerunner to consumption Dr and tors Blood diseases are beyond theix will cur Bells currants give such strength to the lungs it that a skill Swifts Specific Pine-Tar-Hone- y Newton Mitchell One Gunthers Christmas congh or a cold will not settle there Twenty five cents at all good druggist For Sale Newton Mitchell stove tf large anthracite 2t Apply to Dr Ussery peaches all deep seated C8es which other remedies have no effect rpon It is the only blood remedy guxanteed purely vegetable and containsi no pot- Five room brick residence on Seventh ash mercury or otner mineral Books mailed free to any address by street Bath room and other conven- K SPEARS Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga J iences Apply to For Rent SSSBlood MISSING MAN 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 i j PARKER CLOTHIERS AND JAMES CENTS FURNISHERS A new Will occupy this space with their announcements ar clothing and gents and complete line of furnishings is being installed in their big store room lately vacated by H Montgomery ready-to-we- court day Feb 6 a On Monday whir man 40 or 45 vears of aare short Nice cottage of four rooms apply to stubby gray beard and gray hair ac out 5 feet 8 inches high left a small bay C ARNSPARGER horse 14 hands high at my shop to be shod The horse was hitched to a bnggy that contained a brown overcoat I kept the horse buggy ana overcoat nntil Tuesday noon and as the man who is uuknown to me did not call I pat the horse at J W Boaed mans stable 190 acres of land eight miles south of to be fed old me he uer Th Paris one mile from Hutchison situa- terv 1 eman I never saw lived 1 efore Cen Elegant line of Pictures and Room hini but ted on two good pikes Well watered Owotr or o vners of above property SendMouldingsold elegant l0 room brick residence large me your furniture to be re-¬ proving barn and two tenement houses can hues iine by tor keepownership and tobacco paired advertising pacing charges Terms Easy Your furniture moved by experienced E G LAMB Annlv at The News office or write to etc hands Paris Ky i Lock Box 30 Paris Kyy 20jantf Cottage For Rent Farm For Sale J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete ¬ Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE i m 3yjRJgSEiffi THE BOURBOM NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1899 TIE BQDBBOH HEWS 1881 The Elks Charity Fund The Paris Elk Lodge yesterday started a Charity Fund and opened a PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Governors Mansion Burns The Governors Mansion toe tliiHsi in Frank- i Nineteenth Year Established NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS i dispensing depot in the store room lately Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky as occupied by Harry Stout where they oocc toss mail matter gave out 60 worth of orders for coal and groceries to needy persons The TELEPHONE NO 124 m Elk committee i composed of Judge H C Howard Dr Frank Fithian Ford SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Brent O L Davis and E H Owing Payable in Advance S2 00 Six months J100 The Elk Lodge started the Fund with One year a i ¬ canT kvkn get a Wws costs youGUN FREE OF CHARGE re a suoscnpnon ot fiOU and would be port FROM A glad to have everybody lend a helping Make all Checks Money Orders Etc hand to this noble work by domting payable to the order of Champ A Millkr cash provisions clothing etc All donations will be thankfully received and Ed Tipton will sell his property at will be given only to needy persons who Lexington and will move to New York come recommended by responsible per ¬ sons Mayor Perry gave 100 to the F E Baird of Roddies Mills has fund yesterday on behalf of the city filed a petition in bankruptcy at Frank and G B Alexander contributed 15 fort The Power Grocery Co gave two fl F Hillenmeyer the Lexington bushels of beans two bushels of hominy nurseryman says that the peach crop is and two pieces of side meat Rodolph Davis will start around with killed a wagon about noon to day to gather up George Little eugineer on one of the donations and it is hoped that every- ¬ Ns passenger trains is ill body who can will give liberally He the L with fever at his home in Maysville solicited 40 and fifty bushels of coal Honey Bros of Montrose Fayette besides some clothing etc vesterday The exceedingly severe weather has county have sold their store and will make their home with G W Honey at caused great suffering among the poor of Paris and worthy persons have been Coalthards Mill in absolute need of food clothing and formerly of Lexington coal Tom Collins who has been superintendent of the The groceries have agreed to sell proplantation in Arkansas died last visions at cost to the Charity Fund and Siinins week in Arkansas the citizens should respond liberally so of that J Louis Erleywine of this city may much the suffering of the poor be relieved stenographer to Gov Bradley has ben Paris ladies who are without servants appointed assistant clerk to the State are requested to send their names to the Board of Equalization Elk Charity depot as some applicants Frank P Kenney formerly of this for aid have offered to work if they could city han been appointed presiding judge get places for a Denver race meeting which will A Paris lady who has kept a pot of hot soup in her kitchen and fed all who ap- ¬ be held June 10th to 30th plied during this cold spell suggests C A Kenney has bought from W G that others follow the plan issuing Swearengen for J Hyland of New tickets for as many as they can honor pacing mare by The tickets might be sent to the County Orleans a Happy King for a good price Judge Mayor or any of the ministers W H Clay of Elizabeth has rented Rev Dr Pearson 111 his farm and in this issue of The News adyertises his stock crop implements Rev Dr Pearsons meeting at the etc for sale at public auction on Feb Secoud Presbyterian Church closed Sun 28th See the ad day night to the genuine regret of every person who had the pleasure of If you nt good beef go to Laughlin even one of his fine sermons heading Rev bought of onas have Bros Th a severe cold Thursday Clarke fifty head of stall fed cattle Pearson took conwhich are the best ever butchered here aud his physician forbade him to tinue preaching for the present He is and for which they paid a fancy price still suffering from severe cold aud is The Epworth League Conference of confined to his room at the Windsor Rev Cheek and Rev Rutherford conthe Lexington District will be held in L ducted the services Friday morning this city on March 22d to 29th The N will sell round trip tickets from all after Mrs Pearsons meeting and Rev stations to Paris at one and one third Cheek preached at night Rev Cheek faTe on the certificate plau also preached Sunday morning and Rev Mann filled the pulpit at night The fire department was called out Rev Pearsons revival has been a morning by an alarm from wonderful meeting in many respects Saturday box 33 to extinguish a fire in the resi- Rev Pearson is an able and earnest dence on South Main street occupied by minister who preaches plain convincing H C Whaley The fire was caused by sermons which leave a deep impressiou a defective flue and the house was dam upon his hearers The meetiug will aged to the extent of 50 by fire and surely result in great good and hun water The furniture was not dam- dreds of Parisians pincerely regret that aged it is over and trust that Dr Pearson will be fully recovered in a few days An Ex -- Bourbon Shot He is engaged to begin a meeting in David Kel Houston Texas Sunday night Rev Jacob Kellek son of Dr ler torinerly of this city was shot and Pearson is ably assisted in his work by dangerously wounded Saturday morn- his wife whose meetings for women ing on the streets at Lexington by King have been thoroughly enjoyed by a very The murderous assault large number of Paris ladies McNamara was unprovoked j j l ¬ ¬ ¬ j five-year-o- ld ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ The Governor personally worked with the firemen and was drenched to the Miss Ella Shipp spent Sunday with skin with icy water The loss on the relatives in Winchester house and the furniture is about covMr J W DavishaB returned from ered by iu uraiee Ihe house was a business trip to New York built in 1797 and several years later Mr B M Reuick was in Lexington Thomas Metcalfe who was theu eighyesterday on a business trip teen years old helped to build the stone Landlord las Connor of the Ford work on an addition to the horse which he afterward occupied as Gov Metcalfe ham was in Lexington yesterday Gov Bradley will rent a house to Miss Margie Turney left yesterd y live in f T a visit to relatives in Cynthiana Has Two Lawyers Now Messrs C R James J D Condon aud Dan Morris weie in Cincinnati Charlie Moore the heathen edi Sutnrday Miss Pattie Letton left yesterday tor of the Blue Grass Blade who was for a visit to her sister Mrs J R Wil- ¬ convicted at Cmciuuati last week for sending immoral literature throngb the liams in Falmouth mails would not have a lawyer to de- Mrs Sydney Clay has returned to fend him at his trial in the Federal Lexington after a visit to her daughter court He argred his own case aud was Mrs Siduey G Clav sent to the penitentiary for two years Miss Sallie Joe Hedges has returnel He now has two Cincinnati lawyers en home from an extended visit to her gaged to get him out of prison They aunt Mrs A L Calvert in Covington have filed a motion to have the verdict Editor Squire Turner of the Mt set aside and have asked for a new trial Sterling Sentinel- - Democrat was in the Moores Lexington friends are making city Saturday and Sunday visiting an effort to get Collector Sam Roberts a personal friend of President McKinley friends Mr and Mrs J L Bosley arrived to use his influence in getting the presi home yesterday from Lincoln county dent to grant a pardon to Moore A letter just received here from Ediwhere they went to attend the wedding tor C C Moore of the Blutgrass Blade of the formers sister peniten Miss Carrie Frank has returned who is in the Columbus O says the Lexington Herald states home from an extended visit to relatives tiary and friends in Louisville accompanied that he is assistant superintendent of the by Miss Hallie Matthews an ever wel- prison paper The Newt and also holds an executive position in the printing de come visitor to Paris partment Mr Augustus Thomas of Evans Mr Moore says he has been treated ville Ind arrived yesterday to spend a with great kindness and consideration few days at Mr A S Stouts where his He says he is ensconced in a comfortwife has been visiting for a week Mr able office with suitable furniture and Thomas was on the river packet D G says with his new prison suit on be Staggs which was wrecked last Thurs ¬ looks like a Confederate general day night many passengers making His letter indicated that he was by no narrow escapes Nearly every piece of means in a depressed state of mind and of baggage on the boat was lost was not worryiug over his surroundings Misses Alice and Eddie Spears of Tweuty five per cent discount Mt Airy avenue were the charming hostesses Friday evening to a very on all Winter underwear at Price Cos clothiers pleasant meeting of the Violet Whist Club and the Kismet Euchre Club Hkinzs baked beans in tomato sauce There were seven tables of players F B McDermott The guests were Misses Bessie Woodford Laura Trundle Fannie Mann Attention Nellie Mann Louise Bashford Eliza- ¬ beth Woodford Bessie Holladay Lucy Parties wanting photos in Griunans Lowry Kate Russell Margaret Butler gallery should come aud have sittings Mary Purnell Dr J R Adair Dr J made at once as the building we occupy M Purnell Messrs Ed Tucker John will be torn away about the middle of Spears Chas Friend Oakford Hinton February Persons wanting old nega W M Hinton Jr Robt Parks Chas tives can get same cheap as I will dis Winn Strother Quisenberry Talbott pose of thin all L Grinnan Clay Albert Hinton Ford Brent aud most historic residence fort was destroyed Friday by a tire Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At caused from a defective flue Gov The Depots in The Hotel Lobbies And Bradley and family lost their clothing EVtcwhere their furniture was badly damaged and Mrs George Honey is seriously ill maDy valuable papers were destroyed j j WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES with the grippe ¬ ¬ HOSIERY Etc CONDONS Actual Io close out all our Winter Goods in the next f0 days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com parison fr go wis of equal quality All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Jackets at cost and Germautown Yarn 1 j j ¬ M Plainly stated Saxony ¬ ¬ 00 Embroidery Silks and Materials of all Special reduction in Dress Goods descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber bers Broadcloths aud English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose20o ¬ ¬ Large Hue of All Wool Dress Goods at ¬ ¬ quality for 10c per pair The best val- ¬ ue in Paris 25c and 39c per yd formerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 350 per pair re¬ duced to one half of of former prices See cnr extra wide Table Linen at 50c per yd worth double and our jj size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5k8 Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at 8Jc twice as much 10 4 Sheeting 12 and 15c ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches your eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly centivd an4 made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequeutly of greatest durahiliiy united with the utmost llghtuess and elegance When both frames and lensea are scientifically fitted by lr C H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for thejr are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how to tit the You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better yff without any glasses man with cUbar ot these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skillful dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest In the end j ¬ j We have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will visit our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invito all to call ami have their eves examined for which there is n charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded m ¬ ¬ lePr VHJ7V f -- 4 Walter Champ- -- ¬ bIRTHS The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Near Paris to the wife of Jas H Smith nee Dawson on 13 inst a daugh- ¬ ¬ Insure in my agency non union JtTomDt pavinp reliable companies insures against fire wind and storm W 0 HINTON Agent jSNext visit Thursday February 23 1899 ¬ WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF ter To the wife of Robt Penn ¬ Tobaeco Kills Cattle During a business tiip to Cynthiana yesterday R B Hutchcraft of this city heard it told on the streets that a large number of cattle belonging to Newton Reese got into his barn for shelter and ate of tne tcbacco stored therein Twenty of the cattle died from the effects of it a Tne Ellis Opera Company of three performances of grand opera in Italian German and French at Music Hall in Cincinnati Monday Tuesday Charles A Ellis announces a season A Valentine Party and every person who attends will get a valentine The valentines cost from one cent to two dollars and theres a prize for every bodyno blanks The regular prices will prevail A traction at the rink to night Valentine Party will be an at- ¬ ¬ Coal Famine Likely cold weather continues there is danger of a coal famine in the Blue grass The coal mines of Kentucky which have a capacity of 1000 cars per day only got out thirty cars of coal yesterday There are less than six cars in Paris and there is no coal at If the and Wednesday evenings February 27 28 and March 1 by the Ellis Opera Company The company includes Mnies Nellie Melba Johanna Gadski Zelie Delusan Oiitzka Brandes Van Cau teren Mattfeld Mme Kraus Pandol fint Van Hoose Kissling Del Sol Ben saude Boudouresque De Vries Stury Stehmann Rosa Viviana and M Al varez leading tenor of the Grand Opera Paris The repertoire for the season will be La Monday February 27 Puccinis in Italian with Melba De Boheme Lnssan Pandolfini and Bensaude Sep Tuesday February polli conductor in German 38 Wagners Siegfried with Gadski Kraus and Sture vDam Wednesday March rosch conductor in 1 Gounods Romeo and Juliet French with Melba and Alvarez Sep The company has pelli conductor met with tremendous success in the East ¬ ¬ Hutchison precinct an son Having rented my farm I will offer at a public sale on The Lexington Herald says that fourteen pound son was born Sunday to Tuesday February 28th 1891 the wife nf Pat Gorman of the Clarenthe following property don Hotel 1 good work mule 1 good work hors Discharged Bankrupt Cases 1 combined saddle and harness horse 2 combined saddle aud harness mares Saturday discharged the Judge Barr 1 harness and work mare petitions in bankruptcy filed by J C Some fine Jersey cows and heifers and J T McClelland Wm T Redmon Also some grade cows and heifers of this county Objection was made to 10 brood 8uW8 1 1 --horse wagon the discharge of Thos W and Jas W 1 4 hor8e wagon Hunter of Nicholas and ten days 1 1 horee cart granted to file specifications The peti1 binder good as new 1 new disc grain drill tion of Joel T Quisenberry was also 2 disc cultivators discharged 1 rockaway -- of the eleven pound Public Sale IMPORTED STORMS MD TROIiSERIKfiS FOK FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky when quality and style are considered We ask you to give ub a call ¬ F1TVJ3 S E TIPTON MBUrHAT TAITO Cutter ¬ 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 iu the exquisite finish and general renovation of their linen Care in handling is our watch¬ up-to-date harrows and other Roller plows things too numerous to mention D ave Williams colored charged with Sale to begin at 10 oclock forgery was held over in 100 bond Terms All sums of 10 and under Saturday by Judge Purnell for trial by cash over that amount six months time without interest the Circuit Court W H CLAY Will Fisher a colored youth charged Elizabeth Ky with burning R P Dows stable was held over in 100 bond Cap Tillman a Claysville negro who came to Judge Purnells office to solicit charity for a needy woman got too fresh with his tongue and was sent to jail to cool off for thirty minutes A large number of persons have applied at Judge PumeH8 office for chari- ¬ ¬ Court Cullings 1 buggy ¬ word OF The Bourbon Steam Laundry implements W M HINTON JR Tflephoae No 4 BRO Proprietors siock crop Millersburg Shawhan Lair Hutchison Weather Record Broken Muir or Clintonville and Frankfort The oldest inhabitant of Paris does Lexington and Georgetown are short on N and the Midland each not remember such a severe spell of coal The L weather as the present cold weather brought in a car last night Friday morning thermometers in Paris News of The Churches registered twenty two below zero and yesterday morning Mt Airy thermomeZ T Sweeney will preach a ters registered twenty six and twenty Eld sermon Sunday night at the Christian seven below zero It is said that one Church to the Knights of Pythias Lodge thermometer showed thirty two below of this city the occasion being the an The signal service predicts marked modniversary of the organization and in eration in the weather to day with atitntion of the universal Knights of probable snows Pythiaa Lodge Rathbone Lodge of The mercury registered from thirty to in a body this city will attend thirty five below yesterday in CynthiMiss Etta McClintock made the con ana New Yorks coldest ha been six feesion at the Baptist Church 8nnday below and Chicagos is twenty four morning Wv 3tq tW- rnrklej friends We re- ua w- i n hp - -The regular social win oe Church pair your linen and put neck bands on lectnre rooms of the Methodist Haggard A Reed free Friday night ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ As Administrator of the estate of all James Whaley deed I will sell at ty and public sale at his late residence on the worthy cases were relieved Redmon turnpike seven miles North of George Breckinridge colored was Paris on arraigned in Judge Purnells court for Wednesday Feb 22 1899 trial Saturday on the charge of perjury HpH over to Cireuit Court in at 930 a m a 2 horses perjury He was remanded to jail in 1 bay mare mule 2 yearling colts 1 good work default of 100 bail 2 weanling colts 1 bay mare with pedigree 1 J ersey csw 1 Shorthorn cow Send your laundry to Stout the tailor 1 calf tf 627 Main street phone 149 McCormick binder mower Randall harrow 1 farm wagon 2 buggies Stout the tailor has moved his store 1 sled plows gears etc Lot of to 627 Main street with Lancaster Corn in crib a He is still with the old re- ¬ Northcott Meat and lard tobacco sticks rlay and fodder N laundry and New York liable M Cora in shock tf Phone 149 Life Insurance Co Sonne household furnitnre Terms made known on day of sale barber has located JOHN C TALBOTT Dave Miller the Administrator 8hop opposite John Atctb b w cubt A T Forsyth Aoctr 27j lm Scbwartxa saloon after an investigation CLEARANCE SALE OF- - MISSES AND OH LDRENS SCHOOL SHOES Spring Heel Good Stock Nothing Shoddy Tbey go at 75 cts Ler pair Gocd values in other lines at Reduced Prices Better see these goods as they vi go quick W i DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIGQ THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14 1899 CURDEN laiLKOAD flME CARD L N R R i i THE BOURBON NEWS1 Nineteenth Year EstabliliedYS81 Published everv Tuesday and Friday by A NPVPnrppnfh FASHION NOTES Some of the Latent Fentu e in Ln dieit CostumeM of Ike Season The spring will see nearly all skirt made with side closings either real or simulated by buttons and lacing cords The lengthened skirt with its close sheath effects will remain in rogue open fronted coats and basques will continue In great Favor and everything designed to impart a look of slender Bess and grace will be followed by tli modiste and tailor in the making o gowns for the new season On account of the great change in the size of the dress sleeve it is no longei necessary In making up evening wrapt to allow for much extra breadth across the shoulders and while there is inner elaboration about the neck in the way of large picturesque collars neck ruches and boas of lace ribbon and fui the space below is left unadorned aiifl it is considered better to show long shoulder lines than to cover the wrap on the upper portion with weighty ac cessories There is still a very great fancy ever at this season of the year for mous se line de soie yokes and gimps on all sorts of bodices to wear under tailoi coats On one stylish suit of dark bur gundy red the mousseline is tucked ocr white satin to form medium sized squares and the low cut waist above the gimp is bordered with cream col ored lace running down on the satin where the blouse is crossed to thi left side The neck is finished with a shirred stock and an elaborate crava of lace and mousseline de soie The invisible chevrons woven in s new type of camels hair are made intc handsome street costumes trimmed with black astrakhan fur The tunic v hich is one of the most pronounced characterises of the winter styles ex lends from a measurement of half the width of the underskirt in front to v very deep rounded point at the back following the sweeping dip of the dr Sfl It is a three piece mode witb skirt underfolded plaits at the back and ihc edges are finished with an astrakhan baud aboul four inches wide A very stylish costume of silk and wool novelt goods has the skirt fin ished with circular rallies with a coat above it very long at the back and cut away in front to show a vandyke waistcoat of dark velvet the long points of the gilet falling six or eight inches be low the belt The coat is finished with revera of the same velvet and around the throat is a high fur collar In evening dress the style much used by high class modistes is a princess shape perfectly smooth and close fit ting over the hips the bodice portion law in the neck with a rippling bertha drapery at the edge The mousque taire sleeves reach to the elbow and the skirt is trimmed with three circular flounces edged with narrow chiiTbn niching Silks and satins of every description are used for these gowns also srt pe de chine veiling silk dotted poplin and silk and wool fancies in which chenille effects appear N Y Po3t ¬ ¬ ¬ yjm Cl jffiaft 90k I lentury Jj aientnifi KNOW a lass In Norwich town Heigh ho but my hearts merry Yonder trips she a- wending down The little lane by the Rose and Crown With lips as red as jSp 1 1 a berry Norwich town Heigh ho but my hearts jolly Ever a smile and never a frown And a cry to Puritan Care Go drown And a mock at melancholy Heigh ho but my hearts merry Trustful eyes that are winsome brown And feet as light as the thistle down And cheeks as pink as the cherry I know a lass in Norwich town Heigh ho but my hearts jolly Though Ive a name of no renown And she goes clad in a silken gown I have won sweet Mistress Polly Clinton Scollard in Harpers Bazar I know a lass in Norwich town 1 i know a lass in irnWL W I ARBY V mmnm Ml jg plump and she hasnt had a letter for a week and half wild bear to looking far shesId forgotten Itocouldntthe office tell go to her younger than her said Ill drive around that way 45 years had rid- It wont be three blocks out of Jared d e n into town way with Jared Kent because her horse had the Two or three boys stood idling in lamed himself that morning and Tared happened to be going in and bad front of the post office and Jared said to one of them he chanced to know jsked the widow to ride with him Say Jimmie run into the office and xlared was what some of the people see if theres any letter for Mrs Jane the neighborhood called a regular He had flouted and Carr You neednt ask for me for Ive born old bach scorned womankind most of the 50 beer around and got my mail You might look in box 184 said years of his life and had openly set Mrs Darby Mebbe theres a drop let betforth his conviction that men were ter off without em than with em par ter for me The boy came out a moment later ticulatiy when it come to marrying of He had held to this conviction with a very large square white envelope em to long and had proclaimed it so boldly in one hand and a small blue envelope ax so constantly that all of the march in the other He grinned as he handed makers in the ruril neighborhood in them to Mrs Darby She glanced at which he lived had given him up a the bine envelope and said joyfully Oh heres a letter for Jane and its hopeless case beyond the pale of their schemes for making a benedict of him from ber daughter I know by the posv J0h rlH y HE Wi3ow Darby and to play croquet with him He3 be nice and pleasant and all that but he never came anyways near falling into any of the traps we set for him We thought once that he did take a kind of a sihine to a nice sweet real good-looing girl of about 30 named Janet Deane from over Shelby way who was visiting us Shed of made him an awful good wife and I sung her praises all the time but nothing came of it Its an elegant morning isnt it said Jared as he and the widow flew along over the hills and through long lanes in which the snow was drifted al- ¬ most to the top rails of the fences Oh its lovely replied the widow I like snow So do I You got much to do in town No Ill be through with all of my errands in an hour I can let some- ¬ thing go if you dont want to stay in town that long vx thatll be none too long for me Where shall I meet you Hanscoms dry Ill be at Smith goods store any time you say Well call it 11 oclock then It was three minutes after 11 when Jared drove up to the appointed place qf meeting The widow had stepped into the sleigh and he was tucking the robes in around her when she said There Jared Im just like other women Ive forgotten something What is it I forgot to go around to the post of- ¬ fice I know that theres nothing there for me because one of the Stone boys brought raj- mail out last night and theres no mail trains in until noon but poor old Jane Carr came over just be- ¬ fore I left and wanted me to be sure and see if there was a letter for her Her daughter is very sick out west and k- sonie thing inside says O Lets see what it THE WHITE MANS wilt thou be my valentt Forever and forever aye And wilt thou take this heart of mine And give me thine to day There was another verse but before she had read it the Widow Darby cried out Jared Kent thats your handwriting and you need not try to deny ¬ it find my name signed in full to the next verse on the other page This was the Im not trying to deny it Youll By courtesy of McClures Magazine Copyright 18T9 by Rudyard Kipling All rights reservedl Take up the White Mans burden Send forth the best ye breed Go bind your sons to exile To serve your captives need To wait in heavy harness On fluttered folk and wild Your new caught sullen peoples Half devil and half child Take up the White Mans burden In patience to abide ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1058 a m 538 p 1010 p m Prom Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a mj 828 p m Prom Maysville 742 a m 325 p m From Cincinnati m next verse My If no If yes heart with joy will my answer is to be And I shall love you still fill I yet shall be your lriend - They had reached the outskirts of the town now Jared brought the horse tc a standstill and said Is it yes or no Lucy She looked at him with shining eyes and laughing face for a moment Then she laid one of her mittened hands on the sleeve of the great fur coat he wore and said I think it is yes Jared He turned his horses head toward the town Where are you going she asked Back to the ministers Its Valentines day you know and if you are to be my valentine I want you to day An hour later they stopped at Jane Carrs gate She came skurrying out for her letter with her apron over hei I brought you a letter Jane head and I got a valentine said Lucy holding up the big white envelope I got one also said Jared as he put an arm around his wife and kissed her S Harbour in Detroit Free Press ¬ ¬ To veil the threat of terror And check the show of pride By open speech and simple An hundred times made plain To seek anothers profit And work anothers gain Take up the White Mans burden The savage wars of peace Fill full the mouth of Famine And bid the sickness cease And when your goal is nearest The end for others sought Watch sloth and heathen folly Bring all ycur hope to naught DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent 340 p m 515 am 751 a m HER LAST VALENTINE fair it Helped a Disappointed Little Woman to Die Easier When It Came ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WANTED TO MARRY A Maine Man Who Had o Positive Objections to a Wom ¬ an of Wealth It is easy to hide poverty but It ia absolutely impossible to hide money People may think you wealthy when you arc poor but if you are wealthy ro one will ever suspect you of being poor Wealth is like a balloon in the air it draws all eyes v a proof of this heres an example of how rich ladies widows and single living right here in Rochester arc made to feel the curse of gold A wealthy Kast side woman unmar ried spent last summer on the Maine While there she lived at a very coas modest and inexpensive hotel While there she attended services at a little Presbyterian church in the village the choir of which consisted of three man Ih singers two women and latter a tait broad fchoulut red count r man awkward uud homely On week days he worked hard and was not a little disjcontcni J frith his lot in life He longed for wealth and considering himself good looking cherished the hope that some time he would be able to marry a rich visitor of the village One Sunday he met her in church and she complimt nt ed him on his singing Scan after this the lady returned to Rochester thinking no more about the robust singer up on the Maine coast Bui he had not forgotten the lady who had said pleasant words to him and who he thought would be willing to marry him A few days ago Miss V received the following letter from her friend in t Maine village Its my delight to correspond with Distant friends so dont think Im Fresh for riting thoes few lines to tell Like you If you be You how much willing I am Willing o marry you how somevcr if you think my eccentrics to much to weigh against Your money wont write any tuoer but hoping that ¬ -- THEY STOPPED AT JANE CARRS GATE i th--fiel- i i i 1 1 will Accept my corresponding Yours N Rochester lo a Cinder Mr R VI Herald Weddiui IucldlitK A cupful of clear salt pork chopped fine one of chopped raisins two of Kugar 3ys of Hour one of milk oneteu Myoouful of saleratus One of cloves one of cinnamon beat together the pork ijtar raisins and spice then add the milk in which dissolve the aieratu and then the tiour Steam for four toui - auce more Uoston Jlobe Serve with rich wine celibacy all the more unpardonable in the eyes of the matchmakers Hed make a real good husband if hed try they said Then he has the nicest farm in the neighborhood with one of the best hous es on it and money out at interest although hes not a bit mean and stingy Hell do his full share always for a neighbor in distress It isnt because hes too stingy to support her that Jared doesnt get him a wife It was a clear crisp morning in February when Jared- rode to the village wtv thp Widow Darbv seated beside him in his neat little cutter The sleigh Maybe not ing was tine and the air keen and exhilNo one else could have bad so little arating It gave the widows plump said the widow with an ¬ cheeks a beautiful crimson glow and gumption one of Maybe made her black eyes sparkle She was other laugh valentines theres of it inside in high spirits and her laugh rang out these comic a widow frequently as merTy and rippling as some ridiculous thing about likely the laugh of a child Why dont you open it and see ¬ But then the Widow Darby was proI will Sue had suffered verbially cheery She burst into another laugh as she keenly the loss of her husband and a dainty creation of lace both of her children but time had drew forth tinsel and bright colored em- ¬ softened her grief and she was too wise paper to snend her life in gloom and grief bossed -pictures ridiculous she said How- perfectly over the loss of those vho were beyond The idea of anyone being rinny all care and sorrow enough to sent an old woman like me a She bad a comfortable little home and thing like that a few acres of land adjoining Jared Youre not an old woman Kents She had known Jared all of her in 4o life but not once had she thought of Weil Im older than that and I aim as a posiuie buihwui i a dont call myself an old man Many to Lirby woman around here would be glad Vared will never marry anyone like that if the sender He isnt of a marrying ret a valentine tVe iad said it rj osition Some men are that way really merntif you were the sender An object of speVal attention on thia Yes and lack to make em what God News its all thev not vain criough to think that day Chicago Daily intended trey should be My husband andIm foolish enough to say it if I did not nd 1 used to talk over Jared a good Valentine it a and we did our fall share to gel think I the cynic cried again Alas Xo dont think that you are Jared These contrasts strange pursue i ttim settled for life with a good wife Rut wonder who rould have sent ihe me laugh The sentimental make gloomy We used to invite lots of nice girls comic make ma writing on the envelope The young and elderly both to our house this The disguised and O here Washington Star evidently nd then have Jared come over to tea hi -¬ ¬ Jared was not like most avowed worn j mark How glad Jane will be And here well I declare in haters a crabbed She burst into a merry laugh as she wieeringly cynical man which made cros-s-graine- ¬ - looked at the big white embossed en- ¬ The boy had told the truth velope when he had gone back to his comrades ana aid with a titter Snes got a valentine Who in the land ever sent me that said Mrs Darby holding the thing I didnt envelope out at arms length even know it was Valentines day If it isnt the greatest idea that 1 should get a valentine I dont know why you shouldnt said Jared -Oh because 1 but 1 guess some child sent it They knew she was dying the faded little woman in the faded little bed room She had clutip- to life as lon as she could hoping for an answer to SOCIAL TACT that wistful prayer in her eyes But the struggle was almost over now the Noted Frenchman Who Was an wistful eyes were growing dim Adept at Smoothng See Ive got something for ye Tiling Over Liddy The little circle of spinster relatives and kindly neighbors parted Mons Challemel Lacour a distin and good Uncle Silas Peterson came of the French acad wheezing to the bedside the snow stni guished member clinging to his rough overcoat He car- emy who died lately was noted for his ried a letter in his hand a coarse and tact and readiness in social emergendirty envelope addressed in the crude cies Hoth were severely tried upon sprawling penmanship of a man whom one occasion M Challemel Lacour neither life nor education has ripened was sent as ambassador from Franci to the Swiss confederation lie called or refined on his arrival upon the Its from Orson Orson you know in due form Uncle Silas added bending over the president The servant who opened the couch and addressing the dyingwomar door said that his excellency was in with the tender directness one uses to the cellar bottling wine but that the visitor could come in and wait The children and death A sroilo- flashed over th ambassador hung up his overcoat in the Orson hail anil went into the parlor Pres ¬ a ashen face and the wo nan lifted feeble hand for the letter She kissed ently the Swiss ruler bustled in An ugly job monsieur drying his it and tucked it under the thin shawl I always bot that some loving hand nad wrapped hands an ugly job But tle my own wine Pardon my coat also over her shoulders It is It is a poor fit glancing down Shant I open it for ye Liddy 1 hurried it my sons to tell the truth asked one of the women Xo on without looking at it The dying eyes said She thinks its a valentine from het The ambassador bowed and smiled It lusband whispered one of the neigh was his own coat To day is Valentine day Jotj bors The interview being over he went know Last year I remember her tellhome shivering He sent a messen ing me how she wished Otson woulj ger the next day for his coat which he send her a valentine just some little had hung up in the hall Of all the qualities once essential to a thing to show her that he loved her the way he did when they were firrt sovereign the one mest useful now is married tact Queen Margherita of Italy who Most likely its a note sayin heH belongs to a house trained to kingcraft stay over night and see the races on the for more than a thousand years is said ice to morrow was the guarded reply to be wonderfully skillful in dealing An incident The dying woman folded her shawl with social difficulties tightly round the precious letter which occurred at one of her drawing look of perfect peace lighied her face rooms illustrates her readiness and He does love me she whispered just delicacy as he used to The persons who are to be presented Uncle Silas turned awa3 to wipe the at the Roman court are arranged in a mist from his spectacles There was a large semicircle in the throneroom The little fluttering sigh from the bd queen enters and passes around the Liddy had gone home line attended by a chamberlain who When they drew tire Id shawl from names each person adding usually a her shoulders there tight pressed word or two to give the queen some idea against her heart by both thin blue of their claim to notice She asks a veined hands was Orsons crumpled question or makes a remark to each They were scarcely able and passes on dirty letter to take it away from her sender cling On this occasion there was in line a ing fingers young man from South America whott Shall we open it asked Miss Pen embarrassment showed itself in pale The women looked furtively cheeks and terrified glances as the niman one another their curiosity strug at queen drew rearer At last she reached gling with their reverence him nd stopped He heard his name said Miss Daggett at last saw her smile There was a rearing in Xo Its hers sacred Xo matter what it his ears his knees shook Fvery eye says She died thinkin it was a va- was bent upon him with amused interlentine Lets burn it up so nobody will est his terror was so perceptible ever know And she asked From Brazil The ashes of the unread letter flut- what town in Brazil is your home sig- tered white about the stove for a few nor -minutes and then whirled up thechim I your majesty I dont know he a gust of February wind roarer gasped ney as over the house And the little worn but the The whole circle smled out heart hungry woman lay smiling queens face was as calm as marble a death had found her James Buck You mean that our beautiful Italy al ham in Detroit Free Press ready has made you forget your home Ah signor you are a skillful courtier GETS ALL THE VALENTINES and playfully You flatter us too much shaking her fan at him she passed on fen leaving him wondering how he came to make so brilliant a response while the crowd also looked at him respectfully bewildered also Youths Companion ¬ ¬ ¬ Take up the White Mans burden No iron rule of kings But toil of serf and sweeper The tale of common thingsThe ports ye shall not enter The roads ye shall not tread Go make them with your living And mark them with your dead Take up the White Mans burden And reap hi3 old reward The blame of those ye better The hate of those ye guard The cry of hosts ye humor Ah slowly toward the light Why brought ye us from bondage Our loved Egyptian night Take up the White Mans burden Ye dare not stoop to les Nor call too leud on Freedom To cloak your weariness By all ye Will or whisper By ail ye leave or do The silent sullen peonies Shall weigh your God and you Take up the White Mans burden Have done with childish days The lightly proffered laurel The easy ungrudged praise Comes now to search your manhood Through all the thankless years Cold odgc d with dtar bought wisdom The judgment of your peers Rudyard Kipling - TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Lv Louisville 1158am 923pm 915am fi3Upm 12f2ipm 950pm 950am 705pm 340pm Ar Philadelphia 1015am 705pm Ar New York 1240nn 9 08pm Ar Lexington Lv Lexington Lv Winchester Ar Mt Sterling Ar Washington Ill 5am84fipm 1135am 850pm 830am 830am 600pra 0pm tiam WEST BOUND Ar ljexingtou Ar Frankfort ArShelbyvllle Ar Louisville Ar Winchester KhOlam 730nm 45pm 655am 25cpm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am fc30pm t t I 1100am 815pm ex- ¬ 72ipm cept Sandqy other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily and Lexiugtcn change New York without For rates Sleeping Car reservations or anv information call on F B Carr N R R Agent L orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Ky Div Pass Agent Lexington Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHOEN ROUTE LOCAL TIMK Dh EMUEH ARD IN EFFECT ¬ 5th 18 S EAST BOUN D No 1 No 3 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Paris Win Chester Frank Tort Arl08l Lv jAMii M Arjl 2i 7 n 5 Maysville Lt 0V 45J Lv 70i Lv 0l0 510 617 Kichmond 2 V5 2 00 iti GEO 8 HARPER Goni Supt JUS K NEWTON G P A ¬ The Leading Specialists of America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousand of young and middlo aged men are troubled with this diseasr many unconsciously They may have a smart ing senation email twisting stream iharp cutting pains at times flight dis- ¬ charge difficulty in commeucing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms of uervous debility they have STRIC ¬ TURE Dont let doctors cxnerimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not euro you as it will re turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT- MEN i absorbi the stricture tissue hence removes the rticture permanent ly lt can never rcturi No iain no suffer- ¬ ing no detention from business by our method- Tho sexual organs a re strength ¬ ened The nerves are invigorated and the bliss of manhood returns - ¬ WECURE GLEET Thousands of young and middle aged their sexual vitor and vitality continually sapped by this dis-¬ ease They are frequently uaconscious of tho cause of thee symptoms Ccncral Weakness Unnatural Discharges Foil ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at tiino Smarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back Oeneral Dcprcstion Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc CLEHV ami STRICTURE may bo tho cauc Dont consult family doctors a they have no experience in these special diseares- - dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialist who lia e made a life study of lisenfsot Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will positively euro you One thousand dollars for a case we necept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure men are having ¬ ¬ Egotistical said the The trouble with bim had been trying to fit young man who is tingly describe an acquaintance when he dipped into the sea of that knowledge he thought he brought up so much that the blamed thing went ¬ I drr Chi on ro Post 1 j w- The distiince from Philadelphia to San Francisco is 3K7 miles from an Francisco to Honolulu 2C8U miles from Honolulu to Hong Kong 4961 miles from Hong Kong to Manila about 620 miles Slanderous remarks concerning a lady in Paisley Scotland caused the of ¬ fended party to avenge herself by lash- ¬ ing her traducer The whip lash stru k him in the eye and destroyed its sighu On the average in Russia CURES GUARANTEED EMISSIONS Wo treit and euro VARICOCELE SYIMITLIS GLKET STRICTURE TMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATURAL DISCHARG ES KIONEY and rlLADDKK Diseases BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE If unable to call vrrite for FREE H0ME QUESTION BLANK for TREATMENT jowtm Kennedy ll II Will Kergan 1 one village school for -- 2000 there is onlj 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O IM m MmM mr peroxu IIMHM 4BTir THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBBUARY 14 1899 A HUNGARIAN DUEL THE WAYS OF VERGERS A HELD COLUMBUS EOffES In one In Which the Only Damage Done Is tfl the LlngUa- - Lan Worthy Class Says This Writer Whose Intelligence la Much Pittsburgh Man Who Says He Touched Them in 1878 Xovr Hidden in San Domingo guusr Malitned S Banfsky Do you apologcese Yon Kowsky Neffer no times Then lor yourself lookoutskv -Am J rett -So am I Ven 1 jay tree times we bote fire Ven you say tree times one time No Yen I say tree mit one and two den re bote shoot Dot is vot I understanded Yen vill vou pepin 1 vill pegin ven 1 got me a good rttty Aim Who dit you uink urn vai En lightin dees duel mit 1 am mit you fightin to he sure Den vy tuiit you jioint our rewolver in my direction uiretiy Oxcoose me i am in der habit of fightin my duels to mine own saesidgef action Your abology vas gwite a sufficiency Retty Von two tree Fire They both lire Banfsky knocks the shin gles from neighboring barn and Von Kow sky makes the bark ily from a tree in the next lot The seconds who are hiding in a nearby quarry crawJ out cautious y and n hastily scramble back Six times do the warlike principals exchange shots with out personal damage and then their weap ons are emptv Banfsky Ve haf done all dot vas in our power to sassidgfy vounded honor Von Kowsky Dot is so Den I move ve adchurn to der nearest ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ gasthaus The adjourn Cleveland Plain Dealer POOR CYRANO Tlie Popular Hero of the Day Badly Handled iu a Street Car ion variational Hey Have you read Sranny dee Bergrack The car joggles so 1 didnt Oh yes Lovely isnt it catch it Didnt it remind Yea and SO tunny you of somebody you knew I dunnos it did Did it you Yes it remind id me for all the world of the fellow my cousin Emmie married Was lie a fighter No but he had the biggest nose you ever laid ej es on Funny ahe married him Well lie had lots o money They say he he he that when they were courtin he never kissed her Couldnt get near enough he he he Did you ever Funny about the Chicago man wasnt it What was thai Had Richard Says he wrote Sranny Mansfield arrested for playin it I want to know 1 s posed some French man wrote it Thats what everybody sposed Lemme see whats hie name Somethin like Rcaston 1 think Thats what Sissy calls it She studyin French you know Oh is she The French are a dreadfully tricky set dont you think Yes I guess they are I get off here Good bv Good by Cleveland Plain Dealer rie An east bound motor car Dramatis personae Two women Have you read Branny ¬ He Vn Handicapped Old Gentleman dictating an indignant letter Sir My stenographer being a lady cannot taie down what 1 think of you I being a gentleman cannot think it but you being neither car easily guess my tnougnts loutn s companion Some persons have done a great deal to iU iur down cyclists and on the other hand Laome cyclists have done a good ileal to run Gamblers are notoriously supersti L A W Bulletin down other persons tious said a veteran sport who is staying in New Orleans during the winTalking machines are becoming so com ter races and a thousand stories are mon that it seems rather odd that deaf and dumb persons must still dc their convers told of their eccentricities in that line ing by hand L A YV Bulletin The queerest thing that I know per sonally to be a fact occurred in 1876 in Oovetousness turns a man out of the a Colorado mining camp called Carbon warmth of his own house to stand shivering ate It was a wild woolly place and on his neighbois doorstep Rams Horn practically run by the tough element ¬ ¬ If in the books of decide or two ago James C Jamieson of Pittsburgh a -- erger was mentioned it was only to Pa who has been a traveler says make fun of him Thackeray had small It is amusing to read the many respect for the worthy class and Dick- stories concerning the ens none at all and the feebler novelists bones of Columbus removal of the from Havana to imitated their masters Professedly Spain Newspapers have said that the serious writers were nearly as bad a Spani h authorities have packed them verger was supposed to bt synonymous up in a case and have secretly removed with ignorance and pretention Per- them to Cadiz Such cannot be true sonally lam inclined to think vergers It 187S I had the pleasure if much maligned class I have met with could be called of having the such it ignorance among them but the cams of Columbus in my own hands bones are so few that the fingers of one hand 1 was in San Domingo on the San would besufficient to enumerate then Domingo island and had gone A gre d thereon Probably Woman Rides a Bicycle I have far of tener met with knowledge a the oldest living bicyclist is trading expedition with a cargo of woman in County Essex England aged 93a and enthusiasm that have put me Tc goods While there I was the guest of who is an adept rider and whose aprightli blush Paul Jones at the time United States ness is astonishing Most people could enjoy Let me give one instance Once at consul at health until very old age if they took proper A Ely 1 remarked to the then verger when men were that place n force of work precautions to prevent diseases ol the digesengaged remodeling the tive organs by taking an occasional dose of I had seen a great deal making my which modest offering as I spoke that as 1 ancient cathedral before had been Hostetters Stomach Bitters Even after dysbuilt some 400 years One day pepsia indigestion biliousness and constihad to get across London and eatch a one of the men engaged in excavating pation have secured a foothold and become train to tie west I must go The verger struck a leaden box with his pick just chronic the Bitters will afford speedy relief gripped me by the arm Young man under the The box was about On the Ice said he your train may be late and if two feet in altar ten inches wide and length Did you fall asked the officious one of you miss it you can get a bed in the ten inches tall The box was covered the man who had slipped on the ice Pall town but God Almighty may Eever with inscriptions withtringly no I merely but time and the roared the manthink over this expansion sat down to give you another chance of seeing Ely had worked such changes that question Philadelphia North American Of course I stopped and earth cathedral they could not be deciphered of course I lost my train The trouble The in it was Love Rates Ma tbe Missouri vergersare at to increase their knowl found a box was opened and part of a Very Kansas Texas Hallway a of edge has struck me with amazement human handful a dust Semi monthly excursions to the southof bones skull There is one who saving up his scanty A silver plate and number been fas¬ west The greatest opportunity to visit had which Texas the Empire state of the Union unwages has made himself personally ae tened on the underside of the lid of the paralleled as to resources and products and quainted with the great continental box was found among with an area exceeding all the Eastern and fanes which were built about the same screws with which it had the bones the Middle States The statistical reports of been time and in similar style to the cat he Laving given way with decay fastened products as compiled by the commissioners There of Texas indicate this section as having the dral he so delightfully describes a number of pieces of jewelry and greatest possible advantages in its mild and were I have frequently had virgers willing On the plate was equable climate and in the variety and proto show me round during the hours the trinkets in the box C the inscription Spanish ductiveness of its soil For further inforColon building was supposed to be closed for Christopher mation descriptive of Columbus Noonc but excursions apply to pamphlets and dates P H F Bowsher Dist even to light up parts in order that and the priests of the parish saw the con ¬ A Cincinnati O I might be better able to appreciate some detail or other Ol one point I tents of the box at that time Her Idea A short time later an Italian have found vergers as a ale very bigHe You say you like a manly man arrived at San Domingo and as oted I have never met with one who is your idea of a manly man Columbus had been born in Italy they What Well for instance one who doesnt She has not affirmed that takt n as a whole ¬ and stay his church was the most interesting asked to see the remains The priv- stay and stay isnt strongjust because he enough to throw ilege wu accorded and through United knows the girl and instructive in the kigdom This kim out Illustrated American ¬ jealousy is occasionally amusing In Slates Consul faul Jones I was pera certain southern town there are two mitted to be of the party and I was 93000 for a New Corn ainoug the first to pick up all that re ¬ Thats what this new corn cost Yields 313 churches The principal one is the old acre er but less interes ting A friend aked mained of Christopher Columbus Con ¬ bushels perRape toBig Four Oats 250 bushels Salzer s pasture sheep and cattle sul Jones also held the bones the verger of the old church whether at 25c per acre yields 50 tons potatoes 120 After the impressive ceremony the per bbl Bromus inermis the greatest grass the other was wortJi seeing Reluctant remains were taken in charge by the on earth Beardless Barley 60 bushels per ly he admitted It might be but kinds grasses and clovers etc he added with glee tt aint got no priests and placed again in hiding You acre 10this Send notice to JOHN A SALZER know that Columbus and his son Don Norman arches Custodians have SEED CO LA CROSSE WIS with 10c sometimes odd ideas One I knew ha J Diego both died in Spain and it was stamps and receive free great Catalogue kJ made a discovery that had got into the about 30 years after the formers death 3000 Corn and 10 Farm Seed Samples papers One day he got a letter de¬ that the remains of both were taken to Rare siring to see these objects with a view San Domingo and placed in the cathe- ¬ Polite Shopman showing goods Here is dral When the Spanish withdrew from cf purchasing it was signed by the something I would like to call your attention respected head of the British museum the island about 100 years ago they to madam Its the very latest thing out Mrs Roundtree absently If theres anyand of course on official paper Is he wanted to take the bones of Columbus The monk in charge did thing out later than my husband Ill take it a respectable chap do yon think he with them illustrated American I dont think much of not want to give them up and it jsnow if only as a curiosity asked me shows and Ive no faith in London known that he gave the Spanish the remains not of Christopher Columbus Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Ar ihaps Church Gazette kannatt but those of his son Diego The bones Opens February 23 In the Ozark Monti DISLIKE UMBRELLAS of Columbus were taken up and secret tains Delightful cilmate Beautiful scenery ly hidden by the monks and they are Unequaled medicinal waters heap ex Why Oilskin Coats or Slicker N Y cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco in San Domingo at this day Becnmi Popular in Car ¬ line Address J O Plank Manager Room Sun H Aicade Century Building or Pnscc bonate Colorado ¬ ¬ ¬ figuring closer in his business dealing than any man in the village His enemies say that he once bit a coffee bean in two to make weight aod that he stops his clock at night to save wear and tear on the wheels I he grocer lives above his store and his home is connected with his place of business by a pair of stairs indoors The grocers son takes the late watch in the store and every night at nine oclock the good man opens the door at the top of the steps and the following conversation takes place John have you posted the books Yes father Have you set the scales light Yes father Well come up to prayers Chicago Inter Ocean of the suburbs west of Chicago is a rjocer wd although a devout churchgoer and a faithful citizen has the reputation of Business and Prayers HEALTHY MATEUNITY Two Qrateftd Women Tell of the Help They Have Beoeived Prom Mrs Pinkham The climax of life force in woman is capable motherhood The first requisite for a good mother is g ood health Eealth of body means 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pneumonia or consumption with the long sickness and life tremb ling in the balance ¬ ¬ fc J 53 ED loosens the grasp of your cough The congestion of the throat and kings is removed all in- ¬ the flammation is subdued parts are put perfectly at rest and tlae cough drops away It has no diseased tissues on which to hang Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster draws out inflammation of the lungs Advicm Remember we hare a IMedtral Depart ment If you have any complaint what erer and desire the best medical advice you can possibly obtain write the You will receive s doctor freely prompt reply without coat Address DR J C AYER Lowell Mass Froe ¬ faro outfit was in full blast Happening to notice that one of the ribs of the umbrella was sprung he thoughtlessly opened it right over the The man glared head of a player around and whipping out a pistol shot the stranger dead He was arrest- ¬ ed and taken before a self appointed judge who was also proprietor of a keno room The prisoner admitted the deed but pleaded extreme provocation The opening of the umbrella over the head of one who is playing faro heexplained was as everybody knew a hoodoo for life and doomed its victim to a career The only of uninterrupted disaster way to remove the curse was to instant ly slay the owner of the umbrella The judge listened with sagacious nods and then sent for a number of hoodoo experts in other words the principal gamblers in town They turned pale at the very mention of umbrellas and declared on oath that such an episode as the one described would undoubted- ¬ ly blight anybodys entire life Only two courses were open in such a cae suicide or manslaughter The magistrate charged the jury that they were the sole judges of the facts and the hoodoo and they promptly returned a verdict of justifiable homicide After that umbrellas became unpopular in Carbonate and oilskin coats or slickers as they are called in the west en ¬ St Louis Globe joyed a great boom Democrat Woritbip of the Tisrer The carcass of the tiger was carried to the adjacent village where a hen was decapitated in front of it by the Gonds as an offering to the tiger god while all the women assembled and did obeisance to the monster bringing also their children and placing each a small coin on the tigers body r in front of its jaws For these primitive people look on the tiger as their god and small marvel seeing what a wondrous creature he is with muchless sym ¬ metry of form and mighty strength before which man eems an insignifi cant puppet Tropics and Snows bv R G Burton They Most Bathe Pupils in the public schools of Copen- ¬ hagen are required to take three baths a week in the public school buiiding ind while they are bathing their clothea are sterilized in a steam oven The Danes object to the regulation on the ground that it makes the children dis contented with their home surround ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Drain the oysters Take one part corn meal to two parts of cracker crumbs Mix in this one tcaspoonful of baking powder in 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when an effort was made to do so and when the occasion for such remem brance was past had the missing name nasn into the mind apparently of its own volition t Great minds have wrestled to find an explanation for the pranks that memory plays and have had to give up the eflo t In the course of a systematic at ¬ Produced Ipon the Mind by GuzinR Steadily at a Crystal For- tfottev Incident Recalled The rceer freaks of memory are a fect iaitancpt of the SlBgiltr Ef ¬ Three Steamers Didnt I nderati It but the Prince of Monaco Knew MUCH USEFUL ADVICE FROM AN The Prince of Monaco has been known ANCIENT BOOK since 1885 as an enthusiastic student of the sea and its various forms of life If the Combatant Dies aa a Result af He usually spends his summers in the study of ocennographic problems and his cruises have on some occasions been extended almost to the coasts of America He delivered a lecture before the Royal Geographical society in London in which he told this incident One afternoon while in the bay of Biscay he sank the trap in which he collected specimens of sea life It went to the bottom in over 1000 feet of water and as night approached he fas tened to th wi attafihad to it an W trie buoy and then stood off a mile or so It did not happen to occur to him that he was right in the track of steamers plying between northern Europe and the Mediterranean but he was reminded of the fact later As he and his 14 sailors were watching with a good deal of satisfaction the swaying buoy with its brilliant illumination a steamers lights came into view It was soon evident that the steamer was curious to know the meaning of the illumination for she altered her course and made for the light She knew that no fishing boats came out so far from land and so determined to Up she came to solve the mystery quarter of a mile of the buoy within a slowed up for a minute and then start¬ ed ahead perhaps a little disgusted at the incident that had lured her several miles out of her course She had hardly got away when a sec ond steamer came into view and she too bore down upon the lighted buoy The marines on the princes vessel un- derstood by this time that the illumina- tion was probably believed to be evidence of a disaster Just as the princes steamer was moving up to explain matters she was nearly run down by one of the large liners in the oriental trade which had also left her course to render what assistance she could The swell was very heavy and the prince feared a collision as the three vessels approached the light like moths around a candle He therefore veered off and the other vessels after standing by for a few minutes went on their way and probably never learned the cause of that nights illumination at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1TOXJ the Encounter He la Told to Go OS WILL FINTD With aa Good Grace aa Possible Irishmen Not Good Seconds To Englishmen dueling is happily a lost art but three quarters of a century ago dueling was sufficiently in vogue to ¬ tempt to arrive at some understanding with regard to the wonders of memory a very valuable and unique body of testimony has been obtained The following questions have been put to 200 American university students and pro fessional persons 151 being men and 49 being women The answers are here given with the questions Question 1 When you cannot recall a name you want does it seem to come bu spontaneously without being sug gested by any perceived association of ideas To this 11 per cent answered No and 81 per cent Yes Question 2 Does such recovery ever come during sleep To this 1 7 per cent answered No and 28 percent Yes Some examples given 1 This morning I tried to recall the name of a character I had read of the night before in one of Scotts novels and failed I taught a class and walking honi in the afternoon all the names recurred to me without effort 2 I tried to recall the name of a book Gave it up Half an hour later while talking of something else blurted it out without conscious volition Question 3 On seeing a sight or hearing a sound for the first time have you ever felt that you had seen or hta 1 the same before Fifty nine per eet answered Yes The action of unconscious memory during sleep is illustrated by further queries Question 4 Do you dream Ninety four per cent answered Yes Qaestion 5 Can you wake at a given hour determined before going to sleep without waking up many times before Fifty nine per cent answered Yes Thirty one tkt cent answered No Question 6 If you can how about failure Sixty nine per cent seldom failed 25 per cent often Question 7 Do you come direct from Sixty four oblivion into consciousness Yes and 16 per per cent answered cent Gradually Examples I I had to give medicine every two hours exactly to my wife I am a very sound sleeper but for six weeks I woke up every two hours and never missed giving the medicine 2 I am always awake five minutes before the hour I set the alarm 3 I had had little sleep for ten days and went to bed at 9 asking to be called at midnight I fell asleep at once I rose and dressed as the clock stuck 12 and could not believe I had not been called A strange phenomenon has come to light in the course of the inquiry into the mystery of memory It has been discovered that by gazing steadily at a cr atal consciousness is partly lost Into the void thus produced those who have practiced crystal gazing find that thp- enter unbidden forgotten incidents and lost memories To give a few in stances A lady in crystal gazing saw a bit of dark wall covered with white flowers She was conscious she must have seen it somewhere but had no recollection where She walked over the ground she had just traversed and found the wall which she had passed unnoticed ae took out her bankbook another day Shortly afterward she was gazing at the crystal and saw nothing but the number one She thought it was some hack number but taking up the bankbook found to her surprise it was the number of the account jLl another time she destroyed a let I without noting the address She could only remember the town After gazing at the crystal some time she 321 Jefferson avenue She ad Sf 7 the letter there adding the dVed town and found it was right A lady sat in a room to write where she had sat eight years before She felt L eet moving restlessly under the ta ble and then remembered that eight years before she always had a footstool It was this her feet were seeking Psychical research brings to light mnny cases of similar strange trieks of memory It is easy to find instances that serve to deepen the mystery It is not so easy to give an explanation The tfAwrest men who have attempted to Wash do su have had to admit defeat innn Post ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ induce an anonymous writer to publish a book containing much useful information ironically dedicated to Daniel OConnell Esq M P and James Silk Buckingham Esq M P as entertaining the opinion first promulgated by the immortal Falstaff of happy memory that discretion is the better part of valor The author advises all my countrymen who go abroad to use the pistol instead of the sword when they have the choice of the weapon as the balance of killed and wounded is now much in favor of the French who upon the termination of the late war amused them selves by occasionally spitting some half dozen of our traveling young fashionHe recomables before breakfast mends Purdey in Oxford street as the maker of the best dueling pistol locks care in the selection of a stock whirh tits the hand comfortably and to eschew saw handles Barrels should be ten inches long and half rifled which considering that throughout his volume he poses as a man of the strictest honor is puzzling for he admits that a wholly rifled pistol is considered an unfair weapon therefore one not appearing to be rifled should be substi ¬ ¬ ¬ TWIN BROTHERS AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT TOU NEED IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Over Coats Ulsters Pants Underwear Boots Shoes Hats Caps Shirts Etc ¬ ¬ ¬ DRY GOODS CAPES DRESS GOODS LADIES SHOES JACKETS CHILDRENS i SHOES tuted ¬ ¬ ¬ Many On the chances he writes a poor long armed straggling fellow has received the coup di sic coeur or fatal stroke who might still have been in existence had he known how to protect his person in the field the necessary protection consisting in standing ¬ ¬ COME IN AND LOOK THROUGH OUR BIG STOCK OF Clothing Dry Goods Boots and ETC Shoes f sea -- But the incident gave the prince a pointer He carefully refrained there-after from exhibiting his electric buoy on any of the much traveled ocean routes New York Sun -- FOOLED IN A HORSE TRADE This Animal Possessed Several Re ¬ markable Traits ¬ - ¬ English landlord was one day riding across a common ad jacent to his preserves when ne over took one of his tenants who was also mounted After the usual salutations they rode on in silence for some min¬ utes when the tenant slightly spurred his horse a balky animal whereupon it dropped to its knees Whats the matter with your asked his lordship The emhorse barrassed tenant remarked by way of explanation that his steed always acted that way when there was game to be found A moment later to the tenants satisfaction and surprise a frightened hare jumped out of some bushes near by This so impressed the landlord that he at once drove a bargain by which he secured the tenants barebacked beast in exchange for his own fine mount perfectly saddled With much agility the tenant leaped to his new horse and all went well until they came to a small stream whereat the landlord s new nag immediately balked A drive home with the spurs brought it again to its knees Hello whats up now Theres no game here said his lordship True my lord was the ready reply but I forgot to tell yon ees as Ran good for fish as ee is for game Francisco Argonaut A prominent ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ The Women of Beiginm No one can travel in Belgium with- out being struck by the extraordinary activity and prominence of the women Over the doors of shops of all descrip-tj-- i the name of the owner or owners quently followed by Sceurs or i You find them proprietors of Veuve They are often s and restaurants ens dians of the churches They are ijj pioyed to tow the boats along the CD banks They cut up the meat in tuUv utcbers shops and they w r ven ge noticed shoeing horses ar t i The Audience Got Angry There was a soene of wild excitement during the last week of May 1892 at the Gaiety London and all owing to the singular behavior of a policeman Two popular entertainers were on the stage and one of them asked the audiWhy is a poence a little conundrum liceman an utter ecoundrel A gentleman in blue who was apparently on duty in the body of the theater at once took offense He jumped on to the stage and seizing the offender attempted to drag him off The audience rose in indignation Men shook their fists and shouted One frenzied What has he done young lady in the front of the gallery seized a tumbler and would have thrown it at the policeman if her arm had not been arrested The policeman then dragged his captive off the stage amid the hisses and shouts of the audience But anger was speedily changed to laughter when Mr Policeman reappeared with his victim and fctood revealed as one of the Cosmo trj0 j never saw an audience so oom- pi etely taken in London Correspond ¬ ¬ sideways and drawing in the stomach CLOAKS presumably Should the party be hit because he could not draw in his stomThis AND YCU he must not feel alarmed ach ALWAYS seems difficult as a man with a bullet in his stomach can hardly be expected GOOD GOODS not to display some little natural anxiety for as is admitted later a shot in the digestive organs must be particu To larlv annoying to a bon vivant aldermen his advice is the old method of fighting the back to the adversary and discharging over the shoulder The chances of a mans being killed are about 14 to 1 and of his being He arrives at hit about 6 to 1 this conclusion by dividing a mans 701 body when opposed to his adversary into nine parts Therefore be says As in only three of these a wound would prove mortal the chances are 3 to I against his being killed and 5 to how 1 against his being hit that ever he hastens to add provided hi antagonist has never read my work Ii he has the case may be different The combatant is told not to allow the idea of becoming a target to make Ojun BOUSE AND LOT AM BLACK ¬ him uneasy but to treat the matter OF He is to laugh away the jocosely SMITH SHOP FOR SALE evening over a bottle of port and play Of National Importance a rubber of whist but he must avoid DESIRE to sell my house and ot drinking to excess or taking any food fcjwith blacksmith shop at Jacksonthat tends to create bile because bil ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ious objects are not seen either distinct dnce in twelve months For further ALOXK ly or correctly This Would rather be particulars address or call on BEN J F SHARON CONTAINS BOTH as bilious as a valid reason for getting Q3oct tf Jacksonville Ky possible A man with an attack of jaundice should be invisible and able Dnily bv mail 6 a year to blaze at his antagonist in perfect Dtiiy and Sunday by Advertisement I 8 a year mail safety If he cannot sleep on retiring to rest he is to read Byrons Childe ARE YOU A EEM0CHAT His servant is to call him at o Harold and give him a strong cup of coffee There is a place An old adage reads Then he is to smoke a cigar and on 8 the Gieatest Snua N wbpaper in for evtrything and for everything 10 be his way to the scene of action he is to in its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATCH thf World should find a place in the home of every take a brandy and soda as a most Price 5 oentf a copy By inail 2 a yr DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH The grateful stimulant and corrective Dispatch is the peoples paper owned by No wonder our author recommend Address THti SUN Sew York the people and is always ready to fight him at this point to draw in his stom for the cause of the people IT STANDS ach If he dies he is to go off with as SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLATOn the other good grace as possible FORM without the aid or consent of the hand if he hits his antagonist he is to Gold Bug Monopolies and a fair compar- ¬ take off his hat to him and express re ison of its news service now being furgret nished over leased wires by the New York Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the A challenge is not to be in rhyme Northern Press Association with that of brandy lov such as a certain poetical any other paper will fully verify its ing major general of marines wrote Motto If you see it in the Dispatch its to a brother officer who ran off with his so and if its so it is always in the Diswife patch CAPES ¬ WILL ¬ SAy THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY AT RIGHT LOW PRICES IS AT twin brothers ons JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY 1 News and THE SUN 1 ¬ GEO W DAVIS DEALEK in The Sue day Sun Furniture Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc Special attention given to Undertak ¬ ing and Repairing Main Street Paris Ky ¬ The World ¬ Almanac and YRUP PEPSinl CURES CONSTIPATIONil For Kent The store room occupied by C CALDWELLS Al Wounds on the flesh a surgeons skill may An Irishman is not to be chosen as second for nine out of ten have such an innate love of fighting they cannot heal But wounded honors only cured with steel Encyclopedia for J 899 ANI ¬ The Dispatch also has a staff of over 300 ¬ ¬ ¬ ence Pigrn T To Be Avoided s De Sour I want y dog out of my house - i ceep i r 11 of flea Mrs De Smart Mercy ojj mei Jido hat ccttt- here sir Don yon chouse again Its full of fleas Jewish uxent Two women of the lower class were quarreling violently the other evening in Heavitree a suburb of Exeter One You wretch you yelled to the other always keep a black and a white pig You ought so that you can witch us The one so addressed to be scragged seems has lived in her cottage some it 20 years She has during this period it is said always kept a couple of pigs one of each color and her neighbors consider she does this so that she may enjoy the very questionable powers of Witchcraft No butcher in the neigh ¬ borhood will buy her pigs as if he was known to do so he would certainly lose the local custom upon which he relies Notes and Queries and Witchcraft bring an affair to an amicable adjust ment and the first duty of a second is to prevent the affair coming to a seri ous issue Other advice is for the sec ond to take care his principal is not in convenienced by the sun and to get his antagonist with something dark behind him when it will be much more easy to hit him As may be inferred the author holds by dueling for the man who falls in a duel and the individual who is killed by the overturn of a stagecoach are both unfortunate victims to a practice from which we derive great ad van tagea It would be absurd to prohibit stage traveling because occasionally a few lives are lost by an overturn and unless men endeavored to destroy each other they might live to a patriarchal age and multiply so rapidly that the soil would soon be insufficient to sup with ply them with nourishment which reductio ad absurdurn the vol ume may well be put back on the shelf Navy and Army Illustrated A Doable Headed Bull On the occasion of a public reception at Napier Australia the school chil dren of the town after being duly complimented by his excellency from Coun ty Tyrone on the hearty manner in which they bad rendered the national anthem were solemnly assured that if they put their shoulders to the wheel they would be sure to reach the top of Upon which a compatriot be tree turned to me and said JSure it was Spec an axletree he meant bedad tator ¬ Illustrated History truth about it Sunday pages Ween Daily pages lv Dges W club with the Weekly of the Spanish-rvepth at the remarkablv low price of Lite insurance Policies 225 American War BOUGHT FOR CASH I jt j jfc j j jtjt j j jt Money To Loan H S STOUT Paris Ky READY FOR SALE Terms 5 and 5 per cent on real EVERYWHERE 5 estate mortgage S active correspondents in th Sou h and Grosche is for rent Poesesbion given will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE January 1st 1899 Apply to THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS Geo Rassenfoss of any other Louisville paper Get the Dispatch it gives the news and tells the 24 8 jjjtjftjt3jtjjftjtjtjt Together with JANUARY ist J899 J 16sep 6mo ROGERS Paris Ky MOORE Barber Shop Moved Buck and Bill have moyed their ber shop across the street and now the handsomest baiber shop and rooms ever in Paris All work bar- ¬ The Battle Calendar of the Republic EDGAR STANTON MACLA Y Historian of theU S Navy TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS ¬ ¬ THE STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL PRICE 25 CENTS Postpaid to any address THE VORLD Pulitzer Building ¬ ¬ -- with neatness and dispatch With tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill A simple application to the gams used solicit a liberal share of the 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