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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f fs2s5 I THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Established h NO 14 PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY ¬ 17 1899 HEMP SEED Those farmers oxpecing 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 imuor ted from China in 1893 jan 2mo W J LOUaKRIDQE LEXINGTON KY G N PARRIS I KALKK IN Groceries and Fruits 31 A IN STREET opposite express office Consumption or Asthma in No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure ad- ¬ Low prices on nandies for entertainments Cheap but pure Personals And Other Notes Gathered For tf Newton Mitchell The News Readers Mr John Howard is convalescent ThrUK houses for rent or sile Apply to Mrs J W Wilcox Paris Kv Mr Harp the blacksmith is quite ill 8t Mr John Haw ley is recovering from Crystallized fruits nuts oranges thn grippe lemons bananas apples malaga Miss Ertie Jett visited friends in Paris grapes grape fruit last week tf Newton Mitchell Miss Mary Hanley returned from Cyuthiana Sunday Mens and Hoys overcoats at Several from here atte- ded the dance cost Come and see for your ¬ Friday night at Shawhan selves at Price CoN clothiers A uniuber of young people enjoyed a We need the cash sleiyh ride here last Sunday Lung Irritation Mr Granville Denton fell Tuesday is the forerunner to consumption Dr and dislocated a shoulder Bells will cure it Mr T H Marsh and wife of Paris give such strength to tbe lungs tha and a visited relatives here last week cough or a cold will uot settle there Me srs Grjorge and SqurePaynter of Twenty five cents at all good druggist near Carli de were here this week Ie eight and ten inches thick was gathered off ihe creek here thi- - week Mr TesH Hughes and cou Hiram of Blue Licks w- - re here this Week on business Having rnntel my farm I will offer at Mr Frank Howard has accepted a public sale oa position in Heed Houstons Laundry iu Paris Tuesday February 12Stb Messrs has Hughes and Dud the following property Prath r visited at Bine Lick Springs 1 good work in ule Saturday and Sunday 1 good vvovk hos 1 combined aauiiu and harness Mr Puree Bell and wife of Miller--burhort 2 ombined saddle aud harness visited Mr J O Martin and wife niai 1 harness and wurk mare last week Sbme fiae Jersey cows and heifers Miss Nannie Smith of Cynthianawbo Also some grade cows aud heifers has been the jjnest ot Miss Winnie Han 10 brood sws let for several days returned home last 1 1 horse wagon MILLS Pine-Tar-Hone- y RUDDLES I Ul ifl I 17 SLmmVnNlWSmxSamm 9l mkM if ilia Swmfir W IT VrTn 1 EInWijiilr fnjjBll m Yl tfuBlHlrL I mMMs piwinM MK1mP WNnl InfflSWfS r H twfmm Ring out the ola Rmg in the new RinS out the false Ring in the true e brin you the new and true from th piney forests of Norway T Public Sale JHi AM 30 V ZA hi- - O LD aud otver otn iy remwiy pqud to Or Rftllt Pine Tar Honey It fnvea quick and pernuinent rvlier hi grip as wen r oongjha taC etiUm ir m tkm weak Innes strong Mrs M A Metcilfe Seducab Kv I x MTxm7 DR BELLS -- Pino Ta Honev Nature v most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive OiretoT roughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of ihe Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microt e bearing mucus is cut out the cause ot that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there IS no Inclination u enugn 6 tfc GOOD DRUGGISTS li ttte 00 Cm -- 5c SCc and Pln-Tar-Hon- g PT SURE YOU GET ey 100 Si Or week 1 Turner rvai Colvilie A number of young ladi s md gentle ¬ men enjoyed a foetal Monday niht at the home ot Misses Lucy and Stella 1 1 1 2 J vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist flLWfl W LfllM 7 pretty girls under the direction of skilled men in surroundings as 1 ti Millersbarg one diy last week his Roller plows harrows and other hoise to k fright near the covered bridge things too nniaWons to mention on the Colvilie pike breaking loose Sale to begin at 10 oclock from the sleigh and running vver the Terms All sums of 10 and untler wall which was fifteen feet high The cash over that amount six months was uninjured horse time without interest I A Mr Chailes Mail in was retaining 1 1 1 horse cart binder good as nev new diso grjiin drill Use cultivatois rockaway -- 4 horse wagon THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short 4m mm CRESCENT B H MWKMw ouggy steamer Connections line to Florida and West India Double Daily Pullman points Fast Service through to CARLISLE News Culled AV H CLAY From Nic olts PreClnct County A T Forsyth Auctioneer Elizabeth Ky Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI Limited Queen Florida and Havana solid vestibuled Crescent clean as a parlor v SwT5V TtiJW 1 MflEiHIS O S VARDEN it make it positive that Peeblea Candy is always dainty Mone5 cannot buy ary ni lar n rUliL ilLliriO PI IRF higrher grade ingredients than are used in the manufacture of Peebles Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always pure and wholesome PI UUAVi FRFH AGENTS are supplied HLininO IlV tOil daily from the factory with Peblf Candy insuring that it is always Superior to others but fresh and delicious price no higher Try it Agents for Allegretti Rnbels delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on band The Joseph R Peebles Sons Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES Prest EatnMUhcd 1840 Peebles Candy is solo exclusively in this city oy Cincinnati O From ihe Mercury Born Oa Saturday night last to the wi e ot Dr J W Fi6her a eon OF At Coleman Smalls on Markiei the 12th inst Mr C W Burden and Miss Izetta Small George R Payne and Mine Virgie B Bowen will wed at the brides fathers J K Bowen on 22d inst D W Pence of this city gold one Boubbon Circuit Court hogshead f tobacco in Cincinnati last 20 per hundred w ek tor Judy A Baxtas Administrator PlrfT Married At Lonisville Wednesday L H yman of this cily an Miss vs - Consolidated Causes Minnie Lt vy of Sioux City Iowh Married On the 1 th at F L Cray W JL ilBSON Defendant crafts Mr Win Dwelly of Head quarters precinct and Miss Pearl Cray By virtue of a judgment of the Bour- craft bon Circuit Court made and entered iu Married At the County Clerks the above styled cons liclated causes m offi b JadgHjW Tiltou on the 11th tho lTtbdayof December 1898 1 wil but Mr Win Pollard aud Mrs Mag publicly at the Court House door iu Paris Ktutucky on gie Lawr dice MASTERS SALE FC P Railway makes nection on arrival at Miami nfwnZ East Coast Biaearn for service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamship con or at Tampa West Coast for Bourbon Go Land Key West Hay ana Nassau Santiago San Juan and all West India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W 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 eta to W C Stw Illustrated A4WM i Month Land and a Uyinf one jeaiw Ik Dubme Jewelry onspany fourth and Walnut Sts Long Dlstanc ¬ Cincinnati Call 870 0 Telephone 1 ¬ J AS FEE SON We dc sire to establish agencies for Lylebvirn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A great trade winner CIHLLOT 1 MONARCH INK And Club Roller Skates SKATKSUXDKIKS V- - SUPPLIES Whil son Friday Frank the eleven year-old Gk Powell fractured both bones ol John of his left leg near the ankle The members of the Young Mens Institute gave a delightful little im prompn Saner at th ir hall St Valen tines Eve About a dozen couples weie in attendance At Rharpeburg W H Rttliff last Saturday sold his brick storehouse and the lot upon which it stands in this town to Mrs Elizabeth Sparks of Carlisle for s3000 o -¬ sn on a large eled last Saturday February 25 1 899 jii our cut DIAMOND CUTTERS at about the hour of noon the following described tracts of land to wit A tract of 49 acres and 38 poles lying in Bourbon county Kentucky adjoining the lias of Wm Collins Clay Gil lespie V illis Reid and otners and is the ¬ Diamonds are Carefully selected in the rouyA am in our factory by Oxpert Diamond Cutters 2la carry the jCaryest Stock in the Tlfest at the JLowest Prices WATCHES STATIONERY SILVERSMITHS Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ VER TOILET WARE and WEDDING SILVER is the most complete in the West A few exclusive patterns of Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks at ¬ ¬ same tract of laud couveyed to W L jibson by J W Crump and wiir bv deed of record in deed book 70 page J 0 Bouroou CAtiuty Clerks office Also another tract of land lying in Bourbon Coonty Kentucky containing about 141 acres adjoining the lands of Ed Rice Win Sees heirs C M Hopkins heirs R P Hopkins and the Hamilton heirs an i known as tue Judy A Banta dovtfcr land aud beiuu same laud conveyed to W L Gibson by the hirs of Peter Kauta after the death of his wife Judy Bauta Also a hnct of laud in Bourbon coun ty Kv containing 50 acrei more oi ViHt ir flu ii ifiru if ir i th on tao JilcktOWn road adiiriii of Peter Bauta J P linen of the heirs Sqoirea an others and is the same property conveyed to Mrs Pallie Gibson by John W McClure and wife ¬ ¬ We axe Sole Agents for the Our Department of Celebrated Patek Phillippe ft Stationery and Engrav- ¬ Co watches Our stock in this ing is thoroughly line includes every grade and and csMBplets make known to the trade at In every respect prices to suit everybody 100 PER OUNCE Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many valuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patron en Selection up-to-d- ¬ o jjJJBi nu QF ymW Tin Easiest and Lightest ltiin niuj Skates on Earth TfHiudoeN wepyo LOOKOIT r U M C HENLEYS CELEBRATED Etol ler Skates ¬ ¬ and Mrs Benj Goodman entertained a number of her Uuivt rsailv adopted when used in friends at luncheon from 4 to 6 oclock comn tition with any other skate uu pi m Wednesday rivalled The leading rollerskite in tb world Makried At the palace Hotel Ciu cinnaii lxst Thursday evening at 915 10th auuiverbHry In honor of thdr daughter Viss Rays Mr Ail Cyclones iu--- v v wiutlpTorum Dinners a dinner farm or au ex Sot a CYCLE SKATE only practical sciperiment but tbe entific RINK SKATE on the market Over two minions of HENLEYS SKATES sold in this and other countries Hlnly Bicycle Roller Skate Wks A by Rev W VVett of Richmond Ind U S Ila mon of Hillftboro O this couuty A Kobinson Mr C T and Miss Allie lnii n will it all of tbe eMin u i unless vi hVf a policy in tiuj old am 100 tried Glen FU ot NtrW Yoik m insurance for riv years will ni yon 10 Tobtiion iMiriwi cilty 9nov--t- i T roRTiuc Smith Agent -- iourty oil tj iu prii rih i von Tt ar- - - t going to have a sale and at a reasonable on KGE K ASSEXFOSS Paris Ky Mjui G Va I Imlolio Sale OF N C FISHER np stHirp 2 doors Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Uroadwav Went of BOUuBON NWS Thone 58 FOK SALK power Qrindtnir Mill standard make will grind HO to 75 bar rels corn per day with 10 borse lower Will sell cheap K P Barnett A firft-cla-- o ¬ Bronchitis is very prevalent It gen- ¬ erally begins with a common cold at¬ tended with cough hoarseness soreness of the lungs tightness of the chest and dimculty in breathing If not cured it becomes dangerous thousands die from bronchitis annual-¬ ly Dr John W Bulls Congh Syrup is the best remedy for this disease it ¬ relieves the cough at once eases expectoration and cures in a few days m ONCHiTIS SI GGK Crop ioiDients of As Administrator of the estate James Whaley ded I will sell public sale at his late residence on Kedmon turnpike seven miles North Paris on at the of Wednesday Feb 22 18m at 980 a m 2 horses 1 bay mare 2 yearling colts 1 good work mule 2 weanling colts 1 bay mare with pedigree 1 Jersey cow 1 Shorthorn cow 1 calf McCormick binder mower Randall harrow 1 farm wagon sled 2 buggies Lot of plows gears etc Corn in crib Meat and lard tobacco sticks 1 j er DrBulis Cough Syrup Will promptly cure Bronchitis Fancy California evaporated fruits tf Newton Mitchell 1 35 a congh and spent hniclreds of dollars wirli doctors a id for medicine to n avail nn Thd forerointi tract of H acres and xn i nMj q the tract o W acres above described This remedy makes w ak luns strong will first be offered separately and then t has sav d my life J tf Rofcell as a whole and the onderaigned Oom- - Grautsbnri III miMlntiaw will accent the bid or bids for same aiiegating mot money Said HlCKMOTT8 asparagns tips equal to land will b sold free of any claim of the fresh F B McDkrmott homestead lod dosver in favor of the de fendant W L Gibson aud his wife Eliza Gibson or either of them Said sale will be made upon a credit of six twelve and eighteen months for Posit n by M uch 1st as Superiu i f thfl nnrohase raonev for farin dent on Enable of attendim will which the narchaser or purchasers good to all nttioer irst class reterences be required to execute bonds with AddretH surety to be approved by the undersmn Ins M Wriobt ed Master Conanissioner bearing inter Paris Ky l untl1 paldHaal est from theiav rate of six per cent per annum ars M CtJlyra wiru iQilered foi v EXPERIENCE 50 YETARS ey Pine-Tar-Hon- ey I7ii3 EM m Trade ¬ WjItNTTEID i 1 Anvone sending a sketch and description mar quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Communications strictly confld ntiil Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest aifeney for securing piuoits special notice without Copyrights Designs arks z Patents taken throosta Munn Co recelva emr e in the Largest cir- culation of any scientific journal Terms S3 Var four months 1 Sold by all newsdealers A handsomely illustrated weekly cleic jmericatu Co36lBroad 625 MUNN New York Branch Ortice F SU WashinKton D C ¬ SXnDHVthepnrch8emoneyatanyL time after This day XI - o the conhrma ion 1899 of February M LdllUlildll iVi- - U Will Kennev Physician Phone 136 M D tmiFTT DICKSON C The very best eompi g pose my flon --union om- - agency which insures against fire wind and storm W 0 HINT0N Agent Doctors Doses are small and pleasant to take druggists it Price 25 cts At all recommend Hay and fodder Corn in shock B C Master Commissioner Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Surgeon iy Some household furniture Terms made known on day of sale McMillan Talbott Attorneys TUESDAY FEB 14 18Si Offick Fcuith and Pleasant Sta office Hours 7 JOHNC TAJBOTT A T Forsyth Ancir AdiMinisitrator SDR caldwell s -- psini P STION ia Rl retnrning every second Tuesday in eacL month Rekerence 3very leading physician Paris Kentucky 2 to 10 a m to 4 p ni 7 to p ni i 2 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY that the landing would be a bloodier 17 1899 Pretty Underwear THEILOILOFIGHT affair than either of the battles of Ma- ¬ Machine nila It was with great satisfaction Coppersmiths Boilermaker and Carpnter Shops Burned Loss News of Gen Millers Victory Received therefore that Adm Deweys dispatch It Practically Disappeared Off the About On Million Dollar was received saying that we had lost in Washing ton With Satisfaction Northeast Coast of Canada no men at all and that the casualties New York Feb 16 Four alarms among the natives were much smaller were turned in Wednesday night for a Dispatch Kfoeivpd at Lloyds Sj9 There than at first reported Lijrht Snows in the Upper I aka Region and fire in a machine shop at No 2S in the The fact that foreign interests in Va Serious Fighting Ar Iloilo and Light Rain or snow in the Central Brooklyn navy yard at the east end of Iloilo are being satisfactorily guardtd a Great Portion of the Citv Mississippi Vtlley A e Indi the yard This was a three story brick is another source of gratification to the Burned to the Ground cated Warmer Weather building built in the sixties and was administration This forestalls criti- ¬ full of old machinery The woodwork Manila Feb 14 The Filipinos con- ¬ cism or danger of interference Washington Feb 15 The great of the building was so well saturated tinue to pursue much the same tactics from any foreign power which against the Americans as they em ¬ has all along been a complication that storm has practically disappeared off with oil that the flames made great ployed against the Spaniards firing had to be considered as a possibility the northeast Canadian coast after a headway and the building was doomed from their intrenchments at night and but which it was intended to avoid at combination of snow and high winds before the firemen got the streams to that must hereafter stand as a record playing on it resting- during- the day unless the all costs for almost the entire Atlantic coast reChief Engineer Windsors office was Americans prevent them from doing so London Feb 15 A dispatch re gion in the building The only work beby keeping them on the defensive dur ceived at Lloyds Tuesday from Manila Clear weather was general Tuesday ing done there at present was small ing the hours of daylight reports that there was serious fighting night except in the upper The enemy fired a few shots on our at lake region work for the boilers of the torpedo Iloilo on Saturday February 11 and upper Mississippi valley where boats McKee Kogers Foote and Porleft Sunday night but did no damage and that much property was destroyed Their splendid successes throughout The insurgents were driven out of the snows and rains are falling and in the ter Engine fittings were also being last week have not caused the Ameri- town The correspondent expresses southern portion of the west gulf turned out for the Newark Scorpion states where it is also raining in ad and Indiana cans to relax their vigilance in the the opinion that there is not likely to dition there were light snows during The copper miths shop the boiler least On the contrary our troops are be any further trouble Foreign prop- Monday night in the upper Mississippi makers shop the carpenters shop and even more alert than ever if that were erty the dispatch says is safe valley Wisconsin and Minnesota the foundry were soon in flames and possible It is further stated that a great por- ¬ With the exception of a limited ter- tairning fiercely The blaze in the Manila Feb 14 The 20th Kansas tion of Iloilo was destroyed by fire in- ritory in the southwest the eastern machine shop started at 030 oclock and the 1st Idaho volunteers have been eluding the Chinese quarter portion of the northern slope there At 815 the building was a total loss recalled from the marsh lands north f Manila Feb 10 The village of has been a general and decided rise in The building was 73 feet by 3S5 and a Malabon and the former regiment is laro a mile north of Iloilo was capnow intrenched in front of Caloocan tured on Sunday afternoon by a battal- the temperatures and they are once portion of it was occupied as a pattern shop more above the freezing point The American lines form a complete ion of the 18th infantry It was the Mississippi river in Floridawest of The machine shop is now a total loss and in cordon 22 miles in length from the learned that the rebels were assemcoast north almost to Pasaqua south bling there and our troops were dis ¬ the Gulf states except Northeast Ala- ¬ In this building were stored and kept bama They still continue compara- patterns and models of the various of Manila patched to make a reconnoissance war ships built from time to time All tively low in the Atlantic states Washington Feb 15 Shortly beIt was not expected that any serious In the plateau region and on the Pa- of these models and patterns were de-¬ fore midnight Adjt Gen Corbin made resistance would be made by the in- ¬ public the following dispatch from surgents but thev made a better de- - cific coast there has been little or no stroyed The loss is estimated at Sloyo000 at Maj Gen Otis reporting the capture fense than was anticipated with the change except that the rains on the lowest and it is very probable that of the town of Iloilo by the American result that the American losses were extreme southern coast have extended the it will reach a higher figure as all of southward into Northern California forces under Gen Miller on the 11th heavier than in the capture of Iloilo A low area is evidently developing the patterns and models were expeninst Lieut Frank Holies of the 18th and off the Texas coast and rains are there- sive of construction The loss on the Manila Feb IS Gen Miller re- four privates were found wounded building is placed at 0000 on ma ports from Iloilo that that town taken Lieut Bolles injury is slight The in- ¬ fore indicated in southern portion of chinery 400000 on 11th ilstant and held by troops surgents held their position for an Gulf states There will also be light snows in the Insurgents given until evening of 11th hour but the Americans made things to surrender but their hostile actions so lively for them that they were com- ¬ upper lake regions and light rain or AT LIEUT JENKINS GRAVE snow in the central Mississippi valley brought on engagement during the pelled to withdraw Generally fair weather will prevail M morial Services Held by thn NvaI Re morningInsurgents fired native porThe steamer Butuan which left serves unit the Ii qu gie tit ays Com ¬ tion of town but little losses to prop- Iloilo on Monday brought the news of elsewhere east of the Rocky mountains memorative of M ine erty of foreign inhabitants No casu the capture of Jaro which was an in- The temperatures will continue comalties among the United States troops surgent stronghold by a battalion of paratively high west of the Mississippi Pittsburgh Pa Feb 16 Wednes rise generally to eastward reported Signed Otis the ISth infantry under Maj Charles river and day the naval reserves and the Du Manila Feb 14 The United States Keller and a detachment of the Gth quesne grays commemorated the blowforces under Hrig Gen Miller cap- artillery with two Hotchkiss guns a THE MENERY RESOLUTION ing up of the Maine by special services tured Iloilo capital of the Island of Gatling gun under Lieut Ostseim in the Senate Tuesday Afternoon at the grave of Lieut Friend W Jen Paaay and seat of the so called govThe battalion left Iloilo to make a It Carried Vote of 26 to 22 The Text kins of Allegheny who was a victim by a ernment of the Visayas federation on reconnoisance not intending to cap- ¬ of the Maine horror of the Resolution Saturday last after a bombardment ture Jaro but was attacked by the en ¬ At the grave the services were simple The rebels set the town on fire be- emy and so proceeded to take the town Washington Feb 15 In the senate Prayer was offered by Rt Rev Cort fore evacuating it but the American The enemy resisted for about an hour Tuesday the McEnery resolution was landt Whitehouse bishop of the diotroops extinguished the flames There and then retired taking their dead and carried by a vote of 26 to 8 Flowers and The cese of Pittsburgh were no casualties on the American wounded with them Their force resolution is as follows wreaths were placed on the graves and side numbered about 1000 men The re- ¬ That by the ratification of the taps sounded The United States gunboat Petrel connoisance developed that the town treaty of peace with Spain it is not inThe memorial services at the grave arrived here late Sunday evening with of Molo had been deserted by the ene tended to incoporate the inhabitants were preceded by a parade of the two dispatches from Brig Gen M P Miller my who are going into the hills by military organizations from the courtto Maj Gen Otis announcing that three roads house in this chy to Uniondale a disIloilo had been taken by the combined Iloilo Business has been resumed at tance of about three miles One of the we- Terpen opened with fin rnilitarj and nnval forces on m lny Tiic jxprincipal participants was Sergeant Gen Miller on receipt sign L H Everhart of the Boston as morning of Marines William B Anthony whose of his instructions from Manila captain of the port The landing famous report to Capt Sigsbee of sent native commissioners ashore force under command of Lieut Nib Captain I have the honor to report from the United States transport lack the navigating officer of the Bos sir that the ship is blown up and sink Si Paul with a communication cn who were the first ashore con ing will make him iijze in history for the rebel governor of Iloilo sisted of sailors and not marines as Sergt Anthony vho was a great ad calling upon him to surrender within was first reported mirer of Lieut Jenkins secured a fura time stated and warning him not to Desultory firing on the California lough from the Brooklyn navy yard in make a demonstration in the interval regiment near Caloocan a few miles order to be present at the ceremony The rebels immediately moved their from Manila continued Tuesday night guns and prepared to defend their po Four Americans were slightly woundMAINE HORROR AT HAVANA sition Thereupon the Petrel fired two ed SENATOR SAMUEL D MENERT warning guns the rebels immediately The enemy appear to have lost heart of the Philippine islands into citizen- rile Total Number of C a ui Filetl to Date opening fire upon her and it is believed they have heard of ship of the United States nor is it in- ¬ on Account of It In 325 The Petrel and the Baltimore then the native reverses on the island of in to 85123342 to permanently annex tended bombarded the town which the rebels Luzon an as integral islands said Washington Feb 10 A statement having set on fire immediately evac- ¬ Manila Feb 16 Several rebels part of cf prepared by tbe auditor for the navy territory the uated American troops were promptly Tuesday afternoon having fired from landed and extinguished the fires in houses bearing white flags on the the United States but it is the inten- department Wednesday the anniver ail cases of foreign proper- - but not American outposts Col Smith with tion of the United States to establish sary of the destruction of the United before considerable damage had been Companies L D and M of the Califor- ¬ on said islands a government suitable States ship Maine shows that the total to the wants and conditions of the inacdone nia volunteers proceeded to clean out habitants of said slands to prepare number of claims filed to date on count of that disaster under the act It is believed that the enemys loss the enemy along his front The rebels them for local self government and ia of March SO 1898 is 325 amounting to during the bombardment was heavy opposed him from the brush and sevof but no American casualties are re- eral skirmishes occurred during which due time to make such disposition in- sl said islands as will best promote the Of these l are claims for indemnity ported nine of the Californians were slightly terests of the citizens of the United Washington Feb 14 by survivors amounting to cG The press wounded before the rebels were driven States and the inhabitants of sail 204 are gratuity claims aggregating dispatch announcing the capture by out islands SS7700 the American troops under Gen MilThe work proceeded Wednesday in a Twenty nine claims are now on hand of Iloilo on the island of Panay systematic manner a gunboat shelling ler MANY CASUALTIES IN TEXAS avaitiny evidence and VJ cases are yet was the first news received in this city the villages and working her rapid fire of the fall of the second largest city in guns vcr3r effectively on the jungle Fourteen Lives Lost by Free n in Two to be heard from The records show that the total number of persons on the Philippines The entire California regiment with Days Twenty Persons Were Burned board the Maine at the time of the exThe announcement was promptly the com of two exception to Death in Ten Days plosion was 355 Of these 201 were communicated to th president at the panies of companies four 94 white house and it was read with the Washington two regiment Houston Tex Feb 15 Reports tp killed and survved gratification Half an hour later the companies of the Idaho regiment and a the post during the two days of ia official intelligence of the fall of the battery of the 6th artillery were en- ¬ tense cold show that 14 lives were lost COL MILLER IS PROMOTED city came in a cable dispatch from gaged The rebels were driven to- in Texas by freezing At Houston two Maj Gen Otis which Adjt Gen Corbin wards Lake Laguna de Bayo The in Collins county 3 in Lamar county Be Will Be Nominated to He Brigadier General in Recognition of Hi Mer- promptly authorized to be made public rebels held their fire apparently being two in Robertson county two in Bexar ItonoUC Herv Cfg at Iloilo There is a feeling of intense satisfac- short of ammunition but they fought county one in Jefferson county one tion among such of the administration desperately and three children in Coryell county Washington Feb 10 Col Marcus officials as are aware of this battle as The American outposts in this direcIn the past 10 days the Post has P Miller of the H reiriment of artil- considerable apprehension has existed tion arc now fully twelve miles All is chronicled the cremation of 20 persons noIIiinated to bc briffadier net however as to the ability of the quiet along the rest of the line with of whom won children the ma general in the n gnlar army Gen Americans to take the place vhen they the exception that an occasional ex¬ jority having- their clothing catch tire Miller commanded the military forces decided upon this step but as to change of shots between the sharp¬ from open fire places which captured the city of Iloilo with- ¬ the loss of life which this might shooters breaks the monotony out the loss of a man or an arm and incur The tension between the op May Abandon the Iluuds his promotion is in recognition of his Charity Impoed On posing forces at Iloilo has been for London Feb 15 According to the meritorious services on that occasion some time at the danger point and a Havana Feb 16 Gen Brooke has Madrid correspondent of the DailjT The new briguljer general is a native collision between them at any time received many complaints that servants Mail the question of selling the Caro would not have been surprising It in Havana will not work since rations lines and the Ladrones is still unde- of Massachurets and vas graduated Miller are supplied to them by the govern- cided because no power has yet naaP from West Fo t in iss He served is felt here that Gen civil war with conhas conducted himself with great ment Gen Ludlow has been requested a definite offer and the idea of abau throughout tb brc cted circumspection in treating with the to see that only the worthy poor are doning them altogether may be con- ¬ spicuous gallantry and was three times Later he served gal ntly natives as their attitude has been any- - supplied with rations Meanwhile the sidered if no offer is forthcoming on the frontier fighting Indians thing- but conciliatory and petty an committees for the relief of the poor noyances have been resorted to by that were formed at Sagua and Santa li iow Zero in North Carolina Fdd Putitioi KiiiKrnpicr The 15 NBW Yokk Feb 15 -- Marie Wain Clara are disbanding because they have them to provoke the Americans Charlotte N C Feb Washington Feb 10 The confir- no food for the reconcentradoes weather bureau here reports the ten wright Slaughter known as Marie perature five degrees below zero Mon Wainwright tne actress has filed a mation of the press reports detailing TradCWMriSg the Salmon day night For an hour or two 0 petition in bankruptcy with liabilities the capture of Iloilo were received at New Whatcom Wash Feb 10 All day there was a thaw in places e the war department Tuesday with conill 052 and assets of 100 in clothing bar siderable satisfaction While no ap- the salmon catching appliances on posed to the sun but another which she claims is exempt Sound are likely to pass freeze was on Tuesday night prehension had been felt as to Gen lower Puget Lutrence K Mrer Dentil Millers ability to capture the capital to the control of the Northwest PackXkw Yokk Feb 10 Lawrence E Children PerUh in of the Visayan federation or for that ing Co of Chicago The new organi- ¬ the Myers the famous short distance run Pa Feb 15 During of matter anything- else that was wanted zation to acquire absolute control of ner died suddenly in this city Tuesday of the narents the honic in the archipelago the reports the fish catch will have to purchase in He would have destroyed by flj night of pneumonic of strong intrenchments that the all 00 traps and trap locations and this Alonzo Andrews was been 41 years old Wednesday He waa anu two cnixureu y- natives had been constructing around will involve an expenditure of 1 born in Richmonc Va years perished in the flames the town led the department to fear 200000 ¬ - THE BIG STORM BROOKLYN NAVY YARD FIRE The variety of pretty silk and woolen un ¬ 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and doubt No peace no pleasure and no good Was ever brought about Dont worry Do the best you can And let hope conquer care No more is asked of any man Than he has strength to bear The back is fitted for the load Your burdens all were planned And if you sing along the road Kind fate will lend a hand Dont worry Fortune is a dame You have to woo with smiles Whateer her mood you must not blame Nor criticise her wiles Trust God in shadow and in sun And luck will come your way But never since old time begun Has worry won the day Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Youths Com- ¬ panion -- - 17 1899 i We must be going he said The police headed by that detective Sergt Denham will be here in a minute They are welcome to our find I want to see Miss Huntington before the news reaches her If I wait till she is dumfounded by all this horror shell close her lips I saw Denham down there He is a new man a great pet of Capt McEaes but he is awfully sidewalk to an open hansom fresh Follow that carriage he said brusquely to the driver and he jumped CHAPTER III into the cab and was followed by the They had left the room and closed the doctor All right sir said the driver door after them when they saw a man through the hole in the roof accompanied by two uniformed police- ¬ As they bowled away Hendricks men step from the elevator looked Hendricks grunted contemptuously rooms up at the windows of Caruthers and quickly drew the doctor into a cor- ¬ Jamb full of sightseers he ridor leading off to the right sneered Sergeant Denham is in his Thats the way young detectives do element He is posing to that it he sneered Half a dozen people and gloating over his importance gang if must have seen those blue uniforms as- ¬ Captain McRae z s V ss - s r could see him now he Vv S Cr Z cend the elevator and are now wonder- ¬ OW ing whats up It wont be five min- wouldnt hold his job an hour The Huntington residence was on utes before the whole thing will be pubTHE CARUTHERS Fifth avenue not half a mile from But Gielow is not a regular Bolic two W menproperty aYe gods andasrushedjoung the hotel and it required only a few hemian rejoined Lampkin He is corner turned past minutes for the ladies to reach home AFFAIR most particular about his dress and is BT them examining the numbers on the As Hendricks and his companion thoroughly conventional a strict doors Reportorial vampires Our alighted and were paying their WILL fare church man and that sort of thing X Copyright 1898 by clerk despaired of making anything ¬ saw the white clad figures A N KeKogg Newspaper Co HAR3EN out of me by holding his tongue and they the brown stone steps to mount- His studio is said to be a marvelouslj ing SL has sent these fellows up the rear glass doors A great stream the cut attractive place where during the seas s rs j sc v-zs- szs srs y- wj stairs They know the number of the flashed across the street as of light son he holds afternoon teas and they were musicales It wouldnt surprise me a apartment and theyll get there in time admitted Mrs Winfret went in last bit to hearthat he manicured his nails to report the whole bloodj business in and Hendricks saw her glance SYNOPSIS back at to be continued Mnard Hendricks great detectiv just the morning Jcewhilikins wont the them nervously public have a royal feast returned from Boston linds awaiting him Well give em a an unsigned typewritten letter directing The two men managed to reach the themselves he said minute to collect NOT TOUCHY The old is him to apartments in Palace hotel where office unobserved Little groups of very suspicious but the young lady is ¬ he will find remains of Mr Weldon Caruthone ers currently reported for past two weeks idlers were gathered here and there a brick and by far the most beautiful Emperor Williams Grandfather Was like eddies in the current of humanity to be out of iOwn Detective seems to conPossessed of Good Humor and nect letter with attempt made on his own that swirled through the great room creature that ever wore shoe leather Why hang me if I ever dreamt such a previous Goes with friend Every now and life some time Hnniility then some one would being existed When she turned Dr Lampkin to Investigate 1iKvn search that of Caruthers apartment remains of cre ¬ throw- a horrified glance up at the main majestic Gibson head and neck as I To enjoy a joke at ones own ex mated body and jeweled hand of victim stairs as if expecting the reappearance began to introdnee myself I wanted pense requires a strong sense of huare found In a vase Hand hears marks of the policemen the earth to swallow me up I felt so cf linger rails manicured to sharp points mor and a little inherent humility Hendricks was glad he was known so inadequate Lampkin recalls report of a row between There is a story told of the first kaiser Caruthers and Arthur Gielow both suitors by sight to only a few people for it Lampkin laughed I have never King William of Prussia the grandfor hand of Dorothy Huntington Just then often enabled him to act with more heard you express yourself like this great annoyance freedom than he could otherwise have the clerk comes in to the father of the present monarch which I had no idea you had even proves that he was not devoid of either he said of the detective done Doffing his soft hat and care¬ the germs of admiration for woman- ¬ quality lessly brushing back his heavy hair he kind in your make up CHAPTER 11 Continued At the time when Mr G R Sims wai stood in the doorwav leading into the Hendricks seemed to be somewhat a student at Bonn he and his fellow 1 might be alh to give you a pointer crowded ballroom Signalingtoamaij ashamed of his outburst 1 am students had a little club at one of who seemed to be a sort of floor man or two suggested tin clerk The lights have flashed up in the the hotels The room where that club a man that generally keeps his eyea and ager be said drawing room on the right he said met was one day the scene of an amusI have an important message for ears open and for a small consideration all business again Here goes ing incident The king was stopping 1 might Miss Huntington can you point her at the inn and as luck would have it Hendricks nodded understandingly out to me he made his way to the English club you The eyes of the man thus addressed Ill send for uii another time CHAPTER IV room may be sure of that and 1 always re swept over the swirling wallzers for a As the doors opened in response to The innkeeper saw which way he ward people who aid me but just moment then he said their ring the visitors saw four foot- ¬ was going and grew desperate for M now There she is sitting with her aunt I thought you might like to know Mrs Winfret on the divan under the men in livery ranged against the wall ¬ did he not know what lay on the table like guards before the Vatican Hen- in that room that Miss Huntington is down in the palms and ballroom sir Thank you said Hendricks and to dricks with an air that showed his Etiquette was cast toa the winds dash unfamilinrity with just such a field of the proprietor made reckless Hendricks smiled expressed his Lampkins surprise for he had consid nearest thanks for the information and firm ered his friend mortally averse to meet ¬ operation gave his hat to theovercoat past his majesty rushed into the club on his room and seized a periodical from the ing ladies the detective gracefully man and keeping ly closed the door he walked straight into the drawing table I didnt avoiding whisking skirts and flying Persistent rascal lie said The king lifted his eyebrows in surwant him to hear what you were about heels made his way to where the two room Lampkin was more deliberate He took off his overcoat gave it and his prise Why had the innkeeper thus ladies were sitting to say Now what was it to a lackey and came in and rudely passed him and why had ths I beg your pardon he began ad rik hat I started to say that I have a sort of he were expect- paper been removed He desired to friend a society man who brings me dressing the younger of the two an ex- sat down quite as if to the boudoir of understand the mystery and accord ing to be summoned 1 all the club gossip worth mentioning ceedingly beautiful young woman ingly asked for information ¬ and I remember that there is consider trust you will pardon my boldness but a wealthy patient Miss Huntington was a few steps in It is the English Punch your majes- able talk going on at present in the it is important that I should speak to oidVng ture that your majesty would not concern in- your swell set to the effect that this Miss you on a 1 matter take the liberty of ftnlMcireWohroutfie must a CClJ crests T tM care to see faltered the unhappy inni nrt r n rrhv ta doors from the rear recently been informed introducing myself Hendricks is my hesita- keeper rich heiress has My aunt feels sorry of her I am a private detective Give it to me be commanded the by her lawyers that her Uncle Jacob name the tion just now Mr Hendricksbut she is king with that exclamation Oh from whom she had ex she a genial smile Van Courtland young lady stared helplessly at Hen gan with given to leading all the senThe trembling hotel keeper obeyed pected to inherit several millions had much so his death willed her tnc dricks for a moment and then trans sational news lately that she is con- ¬ and then stood before his sovereign just lashed eyes money on the sole condition that she ferred the gae of her long stantly expecting some awful calamity with downcast eyes The old king marry Caruthers to whom to her aunt Thus appealed to Mrsa to befall us She is worried now with looked at the Punch cartoon and should way Winfret addressed the detective in old Courtland felt in some the fear that you may bring bad news thojgh it was a none too friendly tone of no little astonishment com indebted It has caused much Her brother Alfred sailed two weeks car cature of himself he smiled You wished to speak to us sir Iy good man he said quietly I it has been generally ment for ago for Africa ard we have only heard On a matter of important business Rielow a sorry you thought I should be anam understood that Arthur from him once reputation but and immediately if possible some we de- noyed by such a trifle Put the paper of painter It is not concerning him that I I hardly know what to say she as poor as a church mouse was in love sired to speak said the detective in- back on the table give my complipushing the ice she had with her and that she thought a lot of stammered aside and giving her white troducing Lampkin with commendable ments to the English gentlemen and been eating I wont keep you long I have tell them that I have seen the cartoon him case his skirt a pull towards her If you would been informed that you are friends of and that I think it is excellently muttered the detective Ah Youths Companion eyes gleaming she liked the poor man call to morrow Mr Weldon Caruthers and it is about dra n Hendricks smiled reassuringly you best him that I wanted to confer with What I desired to say must be con- To come to the point at once I have -said went on Dr Lumpkin Settle It It is you to night 1 thought as it to that her lawyers informed her of the fided growing late that you might go reasons for being disturbed about his Rquire Masters of Petersburg III aj old friend of Lincoln recently tohl condition in the will more promptly¬ was rather peculiar absence I might because her prefer- home before long and that exclaimeo aew anecdote of the great president Hut he is in Philadelphia than they intended ¬ perhaps see you there ence for Gielow was becoming noticeMiss Huntington in a tone wmen re ot which shows how he practiced Mrs Winfret colored slightly vealed no little relief over his explana lor At one time before the civil war able In fact many believe she was on I have no doubt that your request detechis wife Suire Masters was threatened with a the point of becoming every tion She seemed to think the to- - will prpve to be reasonable in of Hendricks brows ran laboring under some mistake lirsuit He went to Springfield where was The lines our escorts have just left the tive Licoln was located and had a talk gvther as if his beard at which he was way but a few minutes and and which sho could easily rectify were a bunch of puckering room for Mav I ask how you know that wh him about the case Lincoln told fmrrine your proposal is unusual to say the asked Hendricks diplomatically nil that if he could not settle the cast strings of Caruth- - least and then hewould undertake the defense but And in case rf the death Miss Huntington hesitated Hendricks cast a furtive glance at receiving the sanction of her aunts heirged his friend to make an arniquestioned ers he Small groups had melted1 ca v adjustment The will seemed to be equally ex the office ones and quite a crowd had glance said Whatll you charge on that point replied Dr Lamp- into lanre from him only a few All to go into court for me said Mr plicit I had a letter the counter It WU Well The fortune was to be turned gathered round it would not be many days ago He had invited Count Ban Miers was Lincolns reply kin H ill cost you ten dollars but I wont Miss Huntington at the end of plain to Dim that gay and giddy rev- tinni an Italian nobleman my aunt and over to before the to use his box at the Horse Show chge you anything if you can settle two years if she was the wife of seconds elers would be horrified by the awful¬ myself The other Caruthers In the meantime however report concerning a prominent mem last niirht and had taken the tickets it Hween yourselves r Oh I am sure he j pay heard of the squires visit to death of Caruthers she n case of the aw ay by mistake ber of their set was LiDln and agreed to settle- - Youths was to have the money anyway is ail right although his leaving My request is decidedly unusual unexpected I feel confident nc Copanion Hendricks took a deep involuntary admitted turning to the ladies and quite explain everything when he rehe breath will sup biting his lips but the matter is a very turns Competition he cried in a tone of By Jove my vvn in Oklahoma there is a town sure that letter was This is growing grave one and you will appreciatewhat pressed excitement re you quite It is in boldness when you have heard to or- from him was the next question of wre two rival bakers offer special in magnificent proportions nto I must urge you I have to say diments to attract custom When vresting me doubly for in case it is the I shall fol- ¬ the detective and stared at Seiidt announces a cut in prices Du crime it der your carriage at once The young ladv started irtist who has committed the to 3 our home Surely protect as if debating whether he pe outdoes him in the matter of ac be mv arch enemy and at first low you nnnot by your own servants you have notn- - Hendricks his right mind 1 conodation was inclined to attribute the whole ed could be in ing to fear from me a servant ot tne of its not being e day the French baker had this I have never dreamt iliing to that mysterious genius I am said firmly siipaintcd on the side of his house a moment his public she Hendricks reflected him But we have never seen you be- from ve no an loves for twenty five cents yes on the most prominent figure in l sure imwu ti ill fnr doubthesitatingly fore the lady began e German could not furnish more HIT it he rich carpet then he added Oh aunt dont say that interposed leaned forward her an lob for that sum without inviting in the papers Was there anything Mrs Winfret Miss Huntington completely winning stiffening as if under some baruptcy to the feast so appealed to row between the two men about the cf the detective by her gentle mlar form process due to the action of thiublic in another way by putting Xo it was hushed up by the club the heart I have read so petrifying ness and rare beauty mind in window this startling Tt didnt amount to much and people courtesy to a startled state of of it now I come to OBaturdays customers ownnotice vitals sure learn all the par nmticb of Mr Hendricks I am not my informant did not ¬ 1 who ladiec and his bravery that absolute- a think over the matter she remarked wiie cooked Judge ticulars The artist and his rival and dis ly fear nothing It wont take us riving each word a separate Dorothy had the reputation of being something she added smiling graciously tinct Willies Syntcm You remember drop of a cad and who is said to have been minute Ill order the carriage vou said vou could not forgive hra for hma Why is it Willie that you on Hendricks badlv spoiled bv his prospective mar- - and we will meet you at home in ten play with boys of your dictating the letter to a typewriter and no care to always ot wr o amvMWBB in the smoking- minutes si You are either with those even signing it room Which they occupied alone when -- Hendricks bowed like a cavalier and not much smaller or much larger thre i The voung iauy uusuiru ihe servants in the adjoining lunch wended his way through the maze of finally admitted thai thourself she room heard their loud voices and went Me where he was sonalitr but exactly appreciated tae Cause I can lick the littler was slapping Gie dancers to the office not she had in just as Caruthers by Lampkin joined which the letter had been botnd it aint no disgrace to git low in the face and calling him a pre were his first manner in to the whd by bigger ones Chicago I presume it is out sumptuous pauper Gielow hurled a bot ¬ words written while she still held firm Evig News belief that it was genuine tle at the head of his antagonist but nothing else They are talking of Nothing could be easer than to by ducking Caruthers preserved his replied Dish to Re Relied I pon the doctor The excitement is forge a typewritten communication countenance and the waitersseparated raging The proprietor has called in Lirs What doyou get to eat at paving his way them before further damage was done from suggested Hendricks Have yotarding house police to prevent the crowd Hendricks eyes swept over the room the to more startling disclosures tins Ob a little of everything upstairs resting on the open vase and the grew going Hns ballroom J0Z Hendricks peered into the u unstairs said Dorothy ber I Lpuate Do you get iash too tome member lyJng across its top the ne saw the two ladies entering the onerturbation o 0 rowinia i large diamond on the ashen fingers cloakroom Tone ucivj parking in the ray of the gaslight --jC- Dont worry put it in his pocket Filling an envelope with the ashes he riage without hearing the news he grunted He led Lampkin outside and they stood together near the ladies entrance till he saw the coachman in the Huntington livery rein in his horses near the awning A moment later Mrs Winfret emerged in her flowing wraps accompanied by her statuesque niece As soon as their carriage had rolled away Hendricks bounded across the i hope they will get to their car- ¬ v5s5s C 77 - - - VAJ f - f m i ¬ ¬ despite her effort at calmness Come with me aunt we will return in a moment When they had quitted the drawing room Hendricks resumed his seat and looked steadily at the doctor I think IM let it out he said She can bear it A blind man can see she isnt in love with the murdered man It is the other patch in the red crazy quilt that will turn her cheeks white and darken those great eyes Oh you refer to Gielow cried the doctor Hendricks shrugged his shoulders It will doubtless strike her as it will the police in fact as it will the public at large that he is the one man in existence who would be likely to want Caruthers to send in his checks as it were especially as they had a row just prior to the committal of the deed It certainly does look shaky for Gielow admitted Lampkin My one hope said Hendricks is Gielow does not needle point his that finger nails Few artists have time for such feminine rubbish ¬ THE KEEL OF THE NEW MAINE It Was FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS Stoond Si Mioo out its open session Thursday the scnute hvJ Ld At Cramp Anniversary of Ship Yard On the the at Havana Terrible Horr r 16 Washington Feb 10 Sbnatk Through ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ago Wednesday the United States bat tie ship Maine was sent to the bottom of Havana harbor Wednesday the anniversary of that hour when 260 brave sailors perished the keel of the new battle ship Maine was laid at the yards of the Cramps Shipbuilding Co There was no ceremony observed It is expected that the new Maine will be ready for launch ing by this time next year There was no formality in the proceedings but the ship yard was thrown open to the public and a great cheer was given by the crowd as the group of workmen set in place the first steel piece of the keel Other pieces of the steel keel were immediately hoisted and placed by the side of the first and thus was started what will be one of the most powerful fighters of the new navy The Maine will be a sister ship to the Ohio and Missouri the contract price for each of which is 93885000 She is to have a speed of is knots with a length on load water line of 3Sb feet and a beam of 72 feet 2 inches she will have a normal displacement of 12500 tons and a draught of 23 feet six inches Her bunkers will be large enough to carry 2000 tons of coal and her complement of officers seamen and ma rines will be about 600 men The Maines armament will consist of four 16 six 12 inch breech loading rifles 20 six pounder and inch rapid fire rifles four pounder guns and a few smaller pieces The 12 inch guns will be d 40 caliber and of the new of type designed to use smokeless powder With a muzzle velocity of o000 feet per second and firing an 850 pound shell each gun will have an energy of 4S000 foot tons equal to the penetration of four feet of solid iron at the muzzle The builders will endeavor to have and 14 Washington Feb Senate the new battle ship ready for launch- ¬ passed Monday Creating an admiral of Bills the ing on February 15 of next year and navy amending the statutes concerning the to have her ready for service on the drawing off gauging marking and rem vai of ff ¬ Phil A Delphi a Feb One vear ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ high-powere- under consideration the legislative executive and ludicial appropriation bill A lively bate was precipitated over the appropriation for the support of the office of the su of the treasury and that unie lAus criticised for the delay in the construct ton of public buildings throughout the United Si House Chairman Cannon of the appropria tions committee of the house in the course ol the general debate on the sundry civil bill Thursday sounded a note of wanting against extravagant appropriations and practical I served notice that neither the ship subsidy lf nor the Nicaragua canal bill could be pas at this Msstlon The general debde ou the sundry civil bill was not concluded Thursday Baton it was taken up quite a number o minor bills were passed by unanimous eoa ent Washington Feb 11 Senate Durirg the entire open session Friday the senate ha under consideration the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill Little orog veaa was saade the time largely betas occupied with debute on minor tonics BOUSE General debate on the sundry civil Tiie appropriation was concluded Friday speakers during thr day touched a variety of topics bat as a rale the debate lacked spirit who is at and interest Mr Dockery Mo the head of the minority of the appropriations committee referred to Mr Cannons ntrur Thursday as to the deficiency in the r Mr Gillet Mo nues Mr Ue Armond Mas- and others discussed the policy of expansion and Mr Lents O severely criti¬ cised th j administration for exercising clem ¬ ency in the case of Gen Kagan During the course of the debate Mr Hepburn chairman of the interstate and foreign committee gave no- ¬ tice that he would offer the Nicaraguan canal bill as an amendment to the sundry civil bill Washington Feb 13 Senate -- After a spirited debate of more than two hours Satur day afternoon a unanimous consent agreement was made by the senate to vote upon the reso ¬ lution of Mr BfcEnery d em Ala declaratory Of a policy of the United States to the Philip- ¬ pine islands Consideration of the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill was concluded and the bill passed just before ad ¬ journment House The memory of the late Representa- ¬ tive Dingiey was fittingly eulogised m the house of representatives Saturday by thos who had been closely associated with him The early part of the day wa riven to soui minor routine work and the ealoegies which were B special order had the balance of the day The tributes came from both sides of the house and expressed a heartfulness of personal regard as well as admiration tor the scholarly qualities of Mr Dinjrley Gen Wheeler introduced a joint resolution propos ¬ ing the thanks of congress and the American people to Maj Gen Elwell S Otis and the otll eets and men of his command for their gallant and successful action at Manila on February 4 1 ¬ ¬ third anniversai3 of the sinking of the Maine in Havana harbor THE MAINE REMEMBERED ¬ ¬ The Wreck in the Harbor of Havana Dec ¬ American Fit orated With Hijrh Lss in Memory of the Dead Ire 16 Havana Feb first The sun shone brightly Wednesday morning for the time in several da3s when the wreck of the United States battle ship Maine destroyed in Havana har- ¬ bor on the evening of February IS 1898 was decorated with a large American flag At 9 oclock the Stars and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sr - T proU ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ bee ¬ Capt Eaton of the United States aux- ¬ iliary cruiser Resolute who with Mrs Estes Rathbone and Mrs Dudley and ten sailors of the Resolute rowed to the sunken battle ship The only others taking part were a battalion with officers of the 1st Maine heavy artillery An immense rope of greens was fes-¬ ¬ tooned about the fighting top each ¬ loop hung with laurel wreaths four ¬ ¬ ¬ feet in diameter and tied with red white and blue ribbon The Cuban club of Havana had placed an artificial wreath on the boat crane and this Capt Eaton transferred to the peak of the gaff ¬ THE ARMY REORGANIZATION The President Will Call an Etra tension of Congress f the Bill Does Nut Pass at This ¬ Ssioit ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ t -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ Washington Feb 16 The president has conve3ed assurances to some of the party leaders in congress in ad- ¬ dition to those given last week that he will certainly call congress together in extra session if it fails to pass the army reorganization bill at the present session In answer to repeated inquiries the administration has been obliged to decline all propositions looking to the tiding over of the needs of the army by passing a joint resolution simply extending the appro- ¬ priations on the basis of the present organization holding that this device would be utterly inadequate to meet the absolute necessities of the case The status of the volunteers would it is saidbe extremely unsatisfactoryand there would be absolutely no assurance that the president could retain them in service even when the emer gency is great The same statement would apply to the regular army sol- ¬ diers who enlisted for the war ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- Died From Blood Poisoning Dknvkh Col Feb 15 John A Mc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Murtric the millionaire railroad con- ¬ tractor who built the Rio Grande rail road over Marshall pass and through the Grand canyon died here Wednesday night of blood poisoning caused by an abecss Dead rrom the Cold Montgomery Ala Feb 16 The body of an aged colored man was found beside a by path out beyond Highland park and Tuesday the dead bodies of a colored man and his ivife were found side by side in bed in a hut in Pea ¬ ¬ in spirits so that bpirits may be drawn packages smaller than barrels and put in live The gallon cans for export purposes senate non concurred in the house amend ¬ pen ions ments to the bills trrantin to Mrs Semplc daughter of President Tylee and Gen John M Palmer and sent them to Consideration of the agricultural conference appropriation bill was then begun The ap- ¬ propriation for vegetable pathological investi ¬ gations was increased from Iff HOB t IS55QQ provided 5000 should be need for the investi ¬ gation of the disease known as little peach House In the house Monday a resumption of the discussion of the receipts and expendi ¬ tures of the treasury which attracted consid ¬ erable attention last week was again precipi ¬ tated by Mr Sulzcr dem N Y who offered figure as to the cost of the steamship subsidy bill Mr Cannon reiterated his statemen or last week regarding the ship subsidy bill and the Nicaraguan canal bill Mr Paine chair ¬ man of the committee reported the subsidy hill After hivins completed 50 pages of tho bill the committee lose and at 453 p m i house adjourned Washington Feb 15l Senate--T1i- o unani- ¬ mous consent agreement reached by the sen- ¬ ate Saturday to vote Tuesday afternoon on tho resolution of Mr McEnery dem La declar ¬ ing a policy of this government in the Philip- ¬ pines was not vacated In accordance with that agreement the vote was taken on the esolution at 230 Tuesday and it was adopted 26 to 22 It was noticeable that several democrats who were present and not paired refrained from voting An amendment offered by Mr Bacon dem Ga several davs ago was defeated The vote on the amendment was a tie -- 29 to 29 and Vice President Hob r cast the deciding vote against the proposition House The Nicaragua canal bill was offered in the house Tuesday afternoon as an amend ¬ ment to the sundry civil appropriation bill by Mr Hepburn la chairman of the committee that reported it and the leaders on the respec- ¬ tive sides are engaged in a fierce struggle which involves the fate of the measure at this session of congress After Mr Cannon chairman of the committee ou appropriations served notice last week that there was no time for the consideration of the canal bill at this ses ¬ sion the supporters of the measure determined to force it on to the sundry civil bill as a rider if possible As soon as it was offered Tuesday afternoon Mr Cannon made four points of or- ¬ der against it and one of the most interesting parliamentary contests c the session was on The debate lasted two hours and was not con ¬ cluded at adjournment WASHrNoroN Feb 16 Senate In the 3enate Wednesday Mr McEnery La as a question of personal privilege made emphatic dental of the statement that his resolution adopted by the senate Tuesday was introduced in the interest of the sugar growers of Louisi- ¬ ana A bill extending the cordial pprec uion congress of to Mi s Helen M Her Gould for patriotic services dur Ing Um recent war and providing tiatthe president should present to her a gold medal was pas e A the executive session ai effort was made t obtain an ajremert tit hold an evening session to read the Alaska co e bill but t faihd House The house Wednesday settled tho fate of the Nicaragua canal bill in this con ¬ gress by refusing 10 override the decision ot the chair in committee of the whole when the choir held that the canal bill offered as an amendment by Mr Hepburn was out of order The friends of the Nicaragua bill were very confident Tuesday and Wed- ¬ nesday that they would trinmph but after our hours of debate the chair was sustained Mr Bailey the democratc leader 12710 lade an argument in favor of the view that he amendment was in order Mr Grosvenoi rep O bore the brunt of the argument Wed ¬ nesday in behalf of this contention Mr Moody rep Mass Pockety dem Mo and Fleming dem Ga were pitted against him The debate throughout the day wa- - exceeding ¬ ly spirited nd in the end the majority of the members refused to override the house rules i tr Washington-- Feb 16 Mr Hopkins chairman of the committee of the whole ruled the Nicaraguan canal amendment out of order Killed Out of Order J Cmiii PlunrerV 1 011 vent ion Postponed Xiw Orleans Feb 16 The com mittee having in charge the arrange ¬ ments for holding the convention of cotton planters and representatives of allieds interest in their trade have ¬ cocks tract finally decided to postpone the conven ¬ tion to an indefinite date The steamers Bos ¬ and Montevideo with lnacio repalt iated Spnish ps from Cuba arrived Wednesday at Barcelona Cadia and Vigo respectively 16 Pnr Ome Burned SpniNGFiELD O Feb ncllsville post office 1 The Don with - and Trumbclls grocery were destroyed by fire Wednesday Origin unknown Low 000 only partially insured cntents rir it Madrid Feb ll I ti i sJi I rnnjK nia San fBE SCINTILLATIONS PCDKBON KEVS Of Nt vn PARIS KY FRIIAY FEBRUARY 17 1899 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS And Theatrical And Otherwise iii InterMtin JmiiMe nm lit A case of noallpox developed at Mays Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar viile WfMucHciay Four new cases of smallpox developed Lutrsday at UoniaVilte - Remarks In Foyer The The contract has been let for a new hotel aDd opera house at Lancaster to cost 17000 There was one warm spot in the United States the other day while thermom eters in Paris weie registering twenty seven below and there was skating on the ice as far south as New Orleans Chas Stephens of this city received l letter from his son Dr Joy Stephens in Alomeda California saying that the weather was so warm that day that he had been lying on the grass in the yard reading a book while a young lady held a parasol over him ¬ ¬ -- i i jnhuivh Cai invaTiietted i 15295 f r charity at xiitrtou Safeguards the food against alum Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK THE B0QB80JI SEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1811 Publithed every Tuesday an WALTER CHAMP BBUHE MILLER j Vfl nJ n Editn W Make all Checks Men matable to the order f hamp I Crtrt ilivx ee Displays ouedollar per mo r flr tami ion half rates each iuteriioj aehMtf tfcr v Locals or reading notices euts pai line each insertion Locals h mhc type wenty cents per line each ins i kn Fractions of lines count hr t ttll jt s when Tanning at line rates ObituRrs cards of lluiuKB oik on candi of a dates resolutions of respect aiUke nature ten cents per Ifa Special rates given for Inn ivrt1se r -- tnttr ¬ aientK mid vfarlvurdh MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered In And About Burjc he ¬ Henry Kavanangh colored died yes terday Mrs Ella Thaxtoo aud son Jack are on the sick list John Ireland of Paris was here yester day on business ¬ Many farmers have lost lambs calves and pigs from the cold Layson Tarr left Thursday for fa en ville Miss on business Mr Denis Dundon of Paris visited friends here Weduesday night For Sale New milk or buttermilk prompt paying liable Miss Lida Clarke ivtun d Wfoa treasury nies con union day from a visit to PkMniotsbarg Ls Garland Kiudted a paralytic W 0 HINTON Agent Misses Dorothy arid iVrnPi d burned to ath While rittiug u a chair went to Cynthiaua foeadiay ro visdt in front of tta urate in her room TuesMardi Uras relatives eye 1 W T M PUBNELL Bradley will live in a rented hnjst- until hi tetui expre MeuibgittH hnt cans il four deaths in two days iln wt rK it il uleison Ed giuitfa caiiirh- a live 91 lb cattish whicb he landed near Valid burg N train rum to the track An L at Henderson dming the cold spell Jesse Vic Martin of Midway has a lucrative position in Jama pore India Waller bharp had ten hots to freeze Wilton Lackaye Edmund Collier co death last hnudajf night near Sharps Frank Carlyle S Miller Kent and Miss bnrg Margaret Anglin will rehearse in Louisaccidentally shot ville with Jas ONeill next week in A Stanford ueiro hiiueelt and was frr zeu to death before The Three Dragoons and will travel - could get home titwith ONeills company for three weeks V Baldwin of Maysville to rehearse before opening in New York Loi W give away 500 nundn d bushels of coal just a week before Southerns production of The Kings Musketeer reaches to the pool this week Pres telegrams told of three girls hav- Gotham ONeill will play dArtagnan ing their boir burned off Tuesday by Lackaye will be Athos Edmund Collier Portbes Kent will be Aramis Frank celluloid combs catching fire Carlyle the King and Miss Anglin will Jnckson ox a thirteen year old ne play Milady Mies Anglin was recently gro noy v xivicied of barn burning was the Roxane of Mansfields Cyrano de revived tit the penitentiary Tuesday Bergerac Frank P well who was coasting at m a a Carlisle with a crowd of boys ran into a FABIO ROMANI fence and broke his leg in two places Aiden Benedicts famous play Fabio Uo Bradley has accepted an invitation to make an address at the Washing Romani whieh he will produce at the tons Birthday celebration at George- Palis Grand Opera Horse Wednesday night the 23d is described as being more town thrilling than Monte Cristo It abounds The senate thanked Miss Helen Gould in thrilling situations aud emotional clifor patriotic services during the war and maxes The scene is laid near Naples voted her a gold medal to be presented and admits of elegant settings aud cosby the President tumes The leading role is assumed by The keel of the new battleship Maine Aiden Benedict wile Miss Martha Bean was laid Wednesday which was the ford has the leading female part Befirst anniversary of the destruction of tween the second and third acts Miss the Maine at Havana Grace Hunter will introduce her beauAttorney John J Oornelison one of tiful serpentine fire and stereopticon the princi als in the famous Coruelison dauces Rei1 horsewhipping case of fifteen years TkY our Leader Coffee six pounds for ago died of apoplexy at Lexiugton 1 00 F B McDermott The Stanford City Council has reduced the tax rate from seventy five to fifty My agency insures against owe fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ cents on the 100 ihe city doesnt a cent and has 100 to the g 01 in the compaUnv - Many women lose their girlish forms af tei they become mothers This is due to neg lect The iure can te preserved beyond question if the expectant mother will constantly use ¬ ¬ ftw fleers The earlier FRANK 4G4 31 A IN STREET CO PARIS KY Lalir g friend its use ii ¬ Leaders In Style And Fashion during the whol period of pregnancy begun the more perfectly will the shap be preserved aaflOaRaKsUL 1 ¬ mothers friend ¬ ¬ j ¬ not only softens anc ayTTjjsajLar a T relaxes the muscles during the great strain before birth but help the skin to contract naturally afterward I keeps unsightly wrinkles away and th muscles underneath retain their pliability mothers Thend is that famous externa liniment which banishes morning sickness and nervousness during pregnancy shorten labor and makes it nearly painless builds uj he patients constitutional strength so thai e emerges from the ordeal without danger The little one too shows the effects oi mothers friend by its robustness and vigor Sold at drug stores for t a bottle Send for our finely illustrated book for ex pectaut mothers Dry Goods Notions and Ladies Furnishing GOODS New Spring Stock Mr Franks well merited reputation as a good buyer is such that it is a guarantee that Frank Co will have all the latest novelties in their line Our Mr L Frank is now in New York purchasing our ¬ ¬ THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA GA ¬ ¬ mail earner will haul lifiht baggage to aud from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post office - S S Abney ¬ tf ¬ ¬ Insure yonr property against fire wind and lightning in tht- Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable company O W Miller Agent Paris Ky New Style Black Crepons for Skirts in Stock New Laces Hamburgs White Goods Piqufs Ginghams Per- ¬ cales and Cheviots ¬ ¬ i ¬ -- v Quarterly mating at Methodist Church Saturday and Suuday preach ing by Elder Vaughu Mrs Henry Morris and son H ury of Hopkinsville were guests of Mrs Het tie Brown Wednesday day children were witnesses bul were too small to aid her This happened in Berea Madison county Hr two small at New Orleans aud Mobile QUEEN Current will go to Ciuciunati Monday to attend the millinery openings Mr Pclham Joues of Mt Adams Ark arrived Tuesday to i sit his pal- enta Mr and Mis F A Joiive Farmer Current aged M SOU of Rv Jasper N Current died at Louisvillelast week The remains were buried at -j Mrfi RoV Cla-r-i- i t Hre niue stro n vlbloll Illm1e rU ar sl ym removed Chicago owe the trifling sum of Cincinnati A and the north on sale dailyn Jt j v c t nntil CV1 Kh K m v ii f xj ELyjy u re iu IJ i nrrp mi Otiicaao enreo li 6 000000 or a gas bill everytntug al- ¬ fc vv l1 u yuT4f Uir jai v w ways does waut to t ni in the same dates W C RlNEAHSON J Its Ufuupouiieri put in tnlwaa1 sold on a guar- P A Cincinnati Ohio tue by alt good rirotrgifttp good Ihe recent cold spll did two six pounds tbinp It froze up the germs and gives Try our Leader FCoffee B McDermott coming generation a chance to go for 100 K uucfry uiita ltj equipped with elegance - The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egif of last mouth but theres a difference in auother respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work aud poor is slight to the unpracticed discernment but irs a difference that counts every time Its a difference that change yonr laundry bill from an expense to an investment no more We lo in ml work nil than poor work but its woih double the tiiirtnce Bourbon 8tvJI Laundry There are eggs aud eggs AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT et FRANKCO PNTP Htnitiirl rrsiitiK j runuing on fast uuie i wu r u k 1 xwv J - y iahtWUut ou vwallnt sbVV e better on a Gunthers Christmas tf fine candies for sale for MlfOHHX tuiivjfrrttuisiuii a nwl invited every oenaioi uravving iwuuw Mrs Belle Armstrong left Thursday of New York hai iitire9fiuau hi Washington to Dressing Koonis to visit her daughter Mis Mary who HlckolV Mi s iHet Senator Oh uincy Depew tomorrow ic tMuihintr mnsie at nrovided on new Pullman I jsleeping cars leaving Louisvilleand Ciu also visit fri nds in New She will nitrbt at a dinner at the Arlington Orleans daily on Pennstlvania bhort rfS i miI h the lars sr private dinner ever cinnati w mmm f -iiKLii- Ti trains tor unicagi vamuiijuu i uvaiukwChanncy s newpeai MiSS iViauue vVuchinitnn Baltimore Harrisburg FittsburK is visiting her aunt Mrs America Biu- Philadelphia and New Washington ler Her school at Suarpsnnrg nas esi juw severe York The new cars are cuupieie in Cioeeu leuipuianj w i iv nnnflB fnr yv lie oengnrs Iky our Leaner umw oi comions iur mc weather may be ascertain nf a ioumev in them F B McDermott 100 Mebsrs W Shannon Rovce Allen ed by addressing Geo E Rockwell A Martin and Will Mclntyre and Chas G P Agt Cincinnati Misses Scales Oriftin Smith Current Egle King f All Birds Ihe and Thorn took a sleigh ridi to Pans Fine Cherry Tres noted for its keen sight clear and is Tuesday are those persons distinct vision So Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Earl urreut is ent ei in time who Dont fail to get a few of the Owtn t the for weaK eves styes sore eyes of any the 50 yd 400 ami tfcffl yd races by all cherry trees Mid Winter Athletic C tmival at Cin- kind or granulated lids Sold Large stately trees fruit frge black on the 23d He represents the dealers at 25 cents cinnati heart shaped and delicious The only Training School Millersburg kind that do well in the uth You twensauce can get one for 2o cents sixorfi delivIn the Court of Appeals ten davs have¬ HJBKZC baked beans in tomato eight ddars ty for 250 100 for been given appellee to respond to peti F B McDermott ered prepaid Trees one tolhree years tion for re hearing in tb caas of Sep Address Cerry Mounold guaranteed D Clarks Administratrix vs th L Neufa tain Supply Co EllenborojT C New Yoke Edam pine apple N Railway taken up from Mason county chatel cheese W S Andersor Newton mitchelu sent a tf N railroao kindly The L Of Peck P O Pike Co O fecoramend yesterday at noon Thi car of coal here Co yards here have had no coal since Mon Try our Leader Coffee six pounds To the Wright Medical Woolnuia twin Clark rtv mnrnimr have nurchased a k of Wright h F B MCDERMOTT sold it out but no customer was allowed for 1 00 ransnlesfrom James T31aser drug- r used thtiorniomacn y over ten bushels K1SU Waverly O and anfa Trouble and uonstipation I aJ- unable to - a Nuts raisins dats figs do anything for nearly Will Chancelor needless raisins Messrs Dodd Best P JSred iSef Koi the beneof others o Newton Mitchell Lettou Vimont and Dwitrht tsowaen send tf afflicted I wish to truly this ler yours Very and Misses Bessie Pnrnell Mry Sind V ANDEKSOM anthracite ley Katie Savae and Ada Chmcelora mm Sale One druggists at 50c d 81 per box id for went to Carlisle Wedmsay 2t to Send addrlsL on postaltrial Upright Med Apply to Dr Ussery sizffee sleigh ride and were entertii ed at th- - stove Co Columbus Gfor Newton Mitchell Sacrificed to Blood Poison ii i -- i m 1 I ky ful uoti Those who have never had Blood Poison can not know what a desperate con dition it can produce This terrible disease which the doctors are totally unable to cure is communicated from one generation to another inflicting its taint upon countless innocent ones ¬ -- ¬ ¬ 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Five room brick residenon SeventhUuth rrwrni aim ei wucuniicct i J BPEARS iences Apply to -- MISSING MAN On Monday JAMES SKITS MKkT sltxX FourtU new Cothing and gents A store-room-lat- ely id urniZgs vacated by 3S i 7o is being fTeawe big installed in their u ith thpir announcements H Montgomery court day Feb 6 a white man 40 or 45 years of age short stubby gray beard and gray hair a out cottage of four roL apply to 5 feet 8 inches high l ft a small bay Nice horse 14 hands high at my shop to be C ARJARGER shod The horse was hitched to a bnggy that contained a brown overcoat I kept the horse bugtry and overcoat until Tuesday noon and as the man who is unknown to me did not call I put the horse at J W Boaed mans stable be fed 190 acres of land eighties south of to The man told m he lived ue r Cen situa Elegant line of Pictures and Room Paris one mile from Hiisonwatered terville but I neyersHwhiui befoie good pikes 11 Mouldings ted on two of above i rojerty Owner large elegant 10 room brick jence houses can haves or owners Send me yonr old furniture to be re- ¬ mie by proving owners hip and tobacco barn and two taent paired chaige for keep advertising paying titdmc Rasv Your furniture moved by experienced E O liAMB Arrolv at The News o or write to etc hands Paris Ky Boi 30 Paris Kj Cottage FoiRent Respectfully Farm For ale J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete ¬ Undertaking in all its branches Embalming scientifically attendedlto CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Ptf j THE nwi SCINTILLATIONS PC DBBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIIAY FEBRUARY GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS 17 1899 intHday Many women lose their girlish forms aftei Four nevv cases of smallpox developed they become mothers This is due to neg Tuesday at Loninville lect The iure can fce preserved beyond i i p u boiv h CaiDivaTijetted 15295 There was one warm spot in the Uniquestion if the exf r chdiuv at uexingtou ted States the other day while thermompectant mother will Gov Bradley will live in a rented eters in Paris weie registering twenty Made from pure constantly use seven below and there was skating on hoae until hi rn ii expres cream of tartar Meniuitis ha canned four deatha in the ice as far south as New Orleans Chas Stephens of this city received u tt il nleison two lcty Ihid from his sou Dr Joy Stephens in Ed smith rankle a live 90 lb cattish letter V Alomeda California saying that the which be lauded near Vnot burg U weather was so warm that day that he N train lioze to the track bad been lying on the grass iu the yard An L during the whole at Henderson dmiug the cold spell period of pregnancy reading a book while a young lady held Alum baking powders arc the greatest Vic Martin ot Midway has a a parasol over him Jesse menacers to health of the present day The earlier its use ij lucrative position in Jamalpore India begun the more perROYAL BAR NO POWOCR CO NEW YORK fectly will the shap Waller Sharp bad ten hoga to freeze Wilton Lackaye Edmund Collier be preserved to death last uu day night near Sharps Frank Carlyle S Miller Kent and Miss mothers friend bnrg Margaret Anglin will rehearse in Louisnot only softens anc A Stanford negro accidentally shot ville with Jas ONeill next week in THE BODBBOB relaxes the muscle himself aud was frr zen to death before The Three Dragoons and will travel during the great strain before birth but help Nineteenth Year Esta jLshed issi n- - could get home with ONeills company for three weeks the skin to contract naturally afterward I to rehearse before opening in New York keeps unsightly wrinkles away Col W W BtUwm of Maysville Published every Tueaaav aw Wrj and th give away 500 nundn d bushels of coal just a week before Southerns produc- muscles underneath retain their pliability WALTER CHAMP tion of The Kings Musketeer reaches to the pool tins week j EdiUi a t IllOtbCrS friend is that famous externa BBUOE MILLER Gotham ONeill will play dArtaguan liniment which banishes morning sickness Press telegrams told of three girls havVT Make all Check Moifj CrCm etc ing their hair burned off Tuesday by Lackaye will be Athos Edmund Collier and nervousness during pregnancy shorten may able to the order f hwp t UXW Portbes Kent will be Arainis Frank labor and makes it nearly painless builds uj celluloid combs catching fire Carlyle the King and Miss Anglin will he patients constitutional strength so thai Jnckson Cox a thirteen year old ne play Milady Mies Anglin was recently e emerges from the ordeal without danger Displays one dollar per no frM man gro noy tsvicted of baru ourning was rateis each in senior icieafter lion half the Roxane of Mansfields Cyrano de The little one too shows the effects ol r reals ie received nt the penitentiary Tuesday Locals or reading notices ac Bergerac line each insertion Locals h ivpe mothers TrieRd by iU robustness and vigor wenty cents per line each insiion Frank Powell who was coasting at w a a Fractions of lines count hs tun rts when Sold at drug stores for a bottle Carlisle with a crowd of boys ran into a running at line rates Ms on candi Send for our finely illustrated book for ex FABIO ROMANI ObitUR72b cards of IliunKs of a fence and broke his leg in two places dates resolutions of respect attl m pectaut mothers Aiden Benedicts famous play Fabio lke nature ten cents per tin-Ian Bradley has accepted an invitaCoSpecial rates given for nvrt1se THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO merits nd vparlv rds tion to make an address at the Washing Romani whieh he will produce at the 3 ATLANTA GA vnie VVe RoVAL in IntrMtini Jumble Of Nt-Cniiiiitiit A case of smallpox developed at And Theatrical Aud Otherwise Mays- Remarks Iu The Fover The contract has been let for a new hotel and opera house at Lancaster to cost 17000 m Jm ¬ ¬ FRANK 404 31 A IN CO PARIS KY Baking Powder Saf eguards the food against alum ¬ STREET ¬ -- wt-t-- fofer friend Leaders In Style And Fashion r f ¬ iEI ¬ Dry Goods Notions and Ladies ¬ Furnishing GOODS L Frank is now in New York purchasing our New Spring Stock Mr Franks well merited reputation as a good buyer is such that it is a guarantee that Frank Co will have all the latest novelties in their line Mr ¬ ¬ 1 our 1 ttr ¬ - ¬ ¬ tons Birthday celebration at George- ¬ Patis Grand Opera Horse Wednesday MILLERSBURG News Notes Gathered Iu And Hurie A town bout he for patriotic sendees during the war and voted her a gold medal to be presented Henry Kavanangh colored died yes by the President terday The keel of the new battleship Maine Mrs Ella Thaxtoo aud son J nek are was laid Wednesday which was the on the sick list John Ireland of Paris was here yester first anniversary of the destruction of day on business the Maine at Havana Attorney John J Cornelison one of Many farmers have lost lambs calves and pigs from the cold the princi als in the famous Cornelison- Layson Tarr left Thursday for Green Reid horsewhipping case of fifteen years TkY our Leader Coffee six pounds for ville Miss on business ago died of apoplexy at Lexiugton 1 00 F B McDermott Mr Denis Dundon of Paris visited The Stanford City Council has reduced friends here Wednesday night the tax rate from seventy five to fifty My agency insures against For Sale New milk or batter mi Ik cents on the 100 the city doesnt owe fire wind and storm best oil re- ¬ i M PURNELL a cent and has 100 to the joI in the prompt paying compaliable Miss Lid a C4arke tvtu 3 1 Wfw treasury nies con union day from a visit to Plemiavsbnrg a paralytic ills Garland Kindt W 0 HINTON Agent Misses Dorothy aud Na n pf t burned tod ath while sirting in a chair went to Cyutbiaua fneecfaa ro viH in front of the grte in her room Tues 31ardi Gras relatives day Her Iwo auitfll children were eye Quarterly meeting at Methodist were too small to aid her at New Orleans aud Mobile QUEEN Church Saturday and Sunday preach witnesses bul limited trams This happened in Bereaaladion county rRESCENT Route ing by Elder Vaughu ¬ The senate thanked Miss Helen Gould ¬ ¬ night the 22d is described as being more thrilling than Monte Cristo It abounds in thrilling situations and emotional cli maxes The scene is laid near Naples and admits of elegant settiugs and costumes The leading role is assumed by Aiden Benedict wile Miss Martha Bean ford has the leading female part Between the second and third acts Miss Grace Hunter will introduce her beautiful serpentine fire and stereopticon dances ¬ ¬ mail carrier will haul light baggage to aud from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post S S Abney office tf - your property against fire tht- Hurst Home Insurance Co a sate and reliable company O W Miller Agent Paris Ky wind and lightning in Insure New Style Black Crepons for Skirts in Stock New Laces Hamburgs White Goods Piques Ginghams Per- ¬ cales and Cheviots ¬ r ¬ i ¬ The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egr of last mouth but theres a difference in another respect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The difference between good work aud poor is slight to the unpraoticed discernment but irs a difference that counts every time Its a difference that changed your laundry bill from an expense to an investment We tiotood work it will c Jt no more than poor work but its woiih double the it il fence Bourbon Stam Laundry There are eggs aud eggs AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT FRANKCO i rxj Mrs Henry Morris and son H nry of K ntudrr Hopkinsville were guests of Mrs fief- the trifling sum of Chicago ow tie Brown Wednesday ChisajtQ al fti nunnnu for a tins bill rfiug a ow lire Eott Cia way- aoee waut to t ni in everyt will go to Cincinnati Monday Current to attend the millinery openings The recent cold spll did two good Mr Pclhain Jones of Mt Adams things It froze up the germs and gives bis par the coming generation a chance to go Ark arrived Tuesday to Mr and Mrs F A Jonve on a ents lue older inhHjitrtUt on better Parmer Current aged il son of Rv eld weather atory Jasper N Current died at Louisville last week The remains were buried at rli tj ¬ equipped with elegance runuing on fast w eak E are 3IiMe st nn tib ifra tmm 1 emc Ai char si yes removed1 i Oliij dim violin madeH16 or soie eves ot any Uincinuati c auu tne uuriu uui an tfianuiati no ei iu - 1 reoruarv - the P A Cincinnati Ohio u twu1 same dates W C RineahSON u niu - i I fcU lrt 1 O ii5 um lV ii s tee by all good rfrajrgfetK LbwJ 0n Ul put up in lM1 y nine htiO ffimillv nncf nrrl lv sola on a guar- - yjr -- - Try cur Leader for flOO Coffee 6ix pounds iit F B McDermott Gunthers Christmas fine candies for sale for Frankfort invited every benator Drawing ltooms auu h Mrs Belle Armstrong left Thursday of New York la Washington to Dressuig Rooms to visit her daughter Mis- - Mary who am Congrepmau Those who have never had Blood Poi is teacbinc music at Hickory Mi nvind on rw Pullman nMf snntr Channcy Depew tomorrow know what a desperate con- T T I il ffi til iti Nf W i t -fi - dU She will also T1 Mgleepiug cars leaving luuikiiuuvuJt can produce This terrible nitjbt at a dinner at tne aruBgwu Orleans pavae whi ch doctors are umSu AhT - nauunore disease to cure the communicatedtotally UMiss Maude iotio i nanncv a uew- iTau v smhi is unable from mven ill i H jirristuire DitfuKnr ia viitincr her Kant Mrs America Bu be on tap Philadelphia and New one generation to another inflicting its Washington ler Her school at Shrpsburg has est jokes will or severe York The new cars are complete in taint upon countless innocent ones closed temporarily on account pounds for comforts for the traveler Tie delights Tky our Leader Coffee six Some years ago I was inoculated with Doison weather a journey in them may be ascertain- by a nurse who infected my babe with blood of F B McDermott 100 one was taint Messrs W Shannon Rovce Allen ed by addressing Geo E Rockwell A unequalTne little struggle to tne Melutyie and Chas Martin aud Will and its life was yielded G P Agt Cincinnati up to the fearful poison Misses Scales Oriffin Smith Current King of All Birds The EKle For six long years I sufCherry Tres and Thorn took a sleigh i de to Paii bight clear and v Fine i iv ira keen w fered untold misery I i iri vision oo are fUton rtAfanTlH Tuesday was covered with sores iuw from head to Eagle Eye Salve is eub ed id time who otthe Owtn and ulcers no language Sutherlands Earl Current foot and Dont fail to get a few of any can express my feelings races the 50 yd 400 and 886 yd at the for weaK eyes styes sore eyes by all cherry trees at Cin kind or granulated lids Sold lrge black of woe during those long C irnival Mid Winter Atnletic Large stately trees fruit years I had the best cinnati on the 23U tie represents ine dealers at 25 ceuts heart shaped and delicious The only medical treatment SevYou Millersburg Training School kind that do well in the mth twen eral physicians succes sively treated me but all an apt one for 25 cents sixorl to no In the Court of Appeals tea days have baked beans in tomato sauce ty for 250 100 for eight ddars deliv- cury purpose The mer- to add fuel to the Heinzs and potash seemed respond to petibeen given appellee to F B McDermott awful flame ered prepaid Trees one tolhree years advised by which was devouring me I was iow of Sep tion for re hearing in tb l friends had seen wonderful Address Cerry Moun- cures made by it to whoSwifts Specific We old guaranteed try D Clarks Administrates vs the L Neufa tain Supply Co Ellenboro C got two bottles and I felt hope again revive In New Yoke Edam pine apple N Railway taken up from Mason my breast hope for health and happiness again I improved from the start and a comcounty chatel cheese w S Andersoi plete and perfect cure was the result S S S Newton Mitchell tf N railroad kindly sent a The L O tecommendf is the only blood remedy which reaches des- ¬ Of Peck P O Pike Co Caples Mas T W Lee perate cases noon Thcar of coal here yesterdav at Wrights Celery Montgomery Ala Mon Co yards here have had no coal since Try our Leader Coffee six pounds To the Wright Medical Of the many blood remedies S S S Columbus Ob Woolnina soon day morning Clark I have purchased a k of Wright B MCDERMOTT F Gents - isvthe only one which can reach deep allowed for 100 sold it out but no customer was Celery Capsules from James Tilaser druK- seated violent cases It never fails to Waverly O and used tht for Stomach y over ten bushels unable to cure perfectly and permanently the I ased most desperate cases which are beyond for nearly two jars Nuts raisins dabs figs currants Hn onvthiue oi yvm z jbeueof others o the reach of other remedies Dodd Best Will Chaneelnr uniltai raisins Doxes three Messrs have cured me Kor the Newton Mitchell Letton Vimont and D wight Bowden tf afflicted I wish to send this ler very irmy yuuio ANDEKSOM and Misses Bessie Pnrnell Mary Smed ley Katie Savage nnd Ada ChanertOra large anthracite box For Sale One sold bv all druggists at 50c dSl per jea for 2t to weut iv riLiu VI7iiiusdHV at tn- - ptove Ussery W0 MP Send address onOpostaltrial thevngnt to Dr Apply sizree for sleigh ride aud were enterru ed Co Columbus is purely vegetable and is the only Kimbtough blood remedy guaranteed to contain no mercury potash or other mineral Valuable books mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Five room brick residenon Seventh wucu Uotn rami auu J BPEARS Apply to iences V a ii v vj i vm1 - Tvo Murray Mitchell tf Newton Mitchell Sacrificed to Blood Poison rt- - -- i - wilbUr - -- iBSH be my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of - r j i ¬ ¬ nt It will ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYn STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRICE means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED PROSPECTIVE BUYERS will do well TO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by so doing protect their own interests My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought in conjunction and you can fit your house up ina tasty manner at a small expense Respectfully vi CC Cff Blood W The WATCH THIS SPACE PARKER CLOTHIERS For Ret MISSING MAN JAMES JESTS AM COM30r 2felil3L slticX FourtU store-room-latey A new fbic cmrp with their announcements clothing and gents comXtneo LrniXgs is being instaUed in their big vacated by H Montgomery ready-to-we- ar court day Feb 6 a On Monday white man 40 or 45 years of age short stubbv erav beard and gray hair a out of four roL apply to 5 feet 8 inches high left a small bay Nice cottage horse 14 handts high at my shop to b C ARARGER shod The horse was hitched to a bnggy that contained a brown overcoat I kept the horse buggy and overcoat until Tuesday noon and us the man who is unknown to me did not call I pat the horse at J W boaedmans stable eighbes south of to be fed 190 acres of land The man told nif he lived uer Cen situa Elegant line of Pictures and Room Paris one mile from Hdsonwatered terville bat I neyer saw him befoie 11 ted on two good pikes Mouldings Owner or o vners of above large elegant 10 room brick ience houses can have8me by proving owners roierty Send me your old furniture to be re-¬ hip and tobacco barn and two Went paired paying chaigen for keep advertising Terms Easy Your furniture moved by experienced E G LAMB to etc Annlv at The News o or write hands Paris Ky 20jantf Lock Box 30 Paris Kj Cottage foment Farm For ale J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete ¬ Undertaking in all its branched Embalming scientifically attendedlto CARRIAGES FOR HIRE m f THE Nineteenth Year Established cone ci488 mail matter THE BOURBON NSW PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY BIRTHS 17 1899 va 5 lllllll office HEWS 1881 The Elks Charity Fund Thk Charity Fud opened by the Paria Elk Lodge Monday was the means of discovering and relieving many cases of destitution in tha ci y this week The Elks started the fund with 200 Mayor Perry gave 100 on behalf of the city and several private citizeus gave liberal enum Iu addition to this the Power Grocery Co gave a liberal donation and tiie Paris Milling fY va flnar and meal and Rudolph Davis and Elk Dan Peed solicited many donations of provisions and clothing The citizens responded verv eeneronalv Up to yesterday afternoon about 400 Per8n 8 had been iven id bythe Elk r uuu anujnany cases or terrible poverty were relieved Some of the cases beggared description and their exist- ence in such a wealthy community can scarcely be believ One squalid home on Winches set housed a colored woman p mall children who remap keep warm There p ouse and the 8 of the bu- the stove to ¬ PERSONAL MENTION BY Enteied at the Post at Paris Ky as TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance jU 00 5200 Six mouths Oneyer wkts costs you cakt even get a re¬ j port FROM A GUN FREE OF CHAKO payablt to Make alt fce order oCHAMP Checks Money Orders MlLLFR Et Adams and family formertv of this city will move from Winchester WT Il to Indianapolis tin store in the room adjoiLing Layin Connells grocery Chas Ashukst will open a stove and u Au The Advent Of Oar Women COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED To the wife of Thos Cox near Paris THE NEWS MAN daughter a Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At To the wife of Ben Rion a son Otis The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And in honor of the latest hero of Manila Elsewhere Mrs Jeftvrson Beel of New Albany Mrs S M Wilmoth continues quite Ind gave birth to triplets Monday all ill giils weighing five pounds each Capt Ed Taylor of Cincinnati was in the city Tuesday OBITUARY Mrs Lee Price was a visitor in Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Lexington yesterday Of The Dead L V Butler is home from a busiJohn Maupin agrd about sixty five ness trip in the South formerly of this city died Wednesday Rev and Mrs F J Cheek were in in Lexington The remains will be inLouis ville yesterday terred at Mt Sterling Ed Bean went to L uisville yesterMrs Alice Kelley aged about eighty- day on a business trip five died Wedneeday morning at her Mr and Mrs Charles Barnett was home at of High street The the ¬ ¬ ¬ NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES HOSIERY Etc Arrivin dally at Eighteen fine cattlebelonging to Mr Warren Stoner froze to death on his Missouri farm last week iu Cincinnati yesterday Warren Stoner left yesterday for a The Bvlhtiii says that Rey Vaughn Presiding Elder of tht ville District will shortly moi this city to Maysviile of the late D Miller sold Wedn Geo W Myers a house and Ruckervitle for 700 cash Selby Lilleston the ad mil an aged colbu man of this city died addealy in New port Monday night while being taken tei to a hospital in an ainbulaaaoe the Henry Newton ¬ business trip to Chicago Mr J W Davis was in Cynthiana yesterday on a brief visit Mr Seymour Wilson left yesterday zing Many to New York aysville and for a business trip Bev Dorsey of Hutchison is very ood and the it a handful ill of erysipelas and the grippe Mr J B Kennedy who has been ioble work quite ill is able to be out again credit Mr James McChesuey went to Louisville Wednesday on a business trip irture O E Kerkle of Hamilton Ontario fe left yes was a guest at the Fnrdham Tuesday Mrs Thos Fisher was hostess to a ol lowed by ¬ foot deceased was the mother of James and Edward Kelley the liverymeu of Seventh street The funeral will take place from the Catholic Church this afternoon at two oclock with services by Rev Father Burke The pall bearers will be Jas Farrell Oreo Gregory John Keily Martin Doyle M J Glenn M Holleran ¬ O TUCKERS i CONDONS Actual Facts Plainly Stated out all our Winter Goods in the next f0 days we have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com parison r goods of equal quality To close All our Ladies aud Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool and Germantown Yarn Jackets at cost bTOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Ktc Turf Notes There will be a meeting of the State club euchre party yesterday afternoon Miss Auna Bruce McClure left yesttoe enterprising who T Porte Smut their meet terday for a visit to relatives in Winlife insurance man has secured the Presbyteriak chester agency for the Mutual Benefit Life In- eu that Rev It is generally reg lay and sister Miss Mrs O P eurance Co of Newark N J Pearson was prevented by illness from Chorine Kern were in Lexington Wed finishing the meeting or even preaching nesday THE interior of Geo Alexander per yd worth double and our size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c - a farewell sermon and the hope was ex- bank has beeu handsomely lmCos Mr J B Clay of this city was regDinner Napkins at 100 worth fully Best Unbleached cotton c proved and the exterior will be im- - pressed bv many that he might return at Very best Percales at istered at Seelbacks Hotel in Louisville twice as much proved as soon as the weather will per- some future time and hold another meetSheeting 13 and 15c Tuesday ing mit Mr Andrew Wright an aged citiIt has been suggested that Rev PearHandsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Awary- PftOF Leary the expert book keeper son might be induced to return to Paris zen living near Paris hass been ill for has arrived to get up a class in book in September and hold a meeting in a three weekB keeping Ladies and gentlemen desir- large tent whicn would accommodate a this small print at a distance of 14 inches ytmr Dr aud Ms C B Siniih and If you cannot see him at Clays shoe thousand or fifteen hundred people It daughter of Millersburg were iu the ing to learn can eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention store Imnpriil miw t iclv nii pvpulitws linvp nprfpet li iwAK nlvvuvs nrffft v vmttwf mtt is believed that Dr Pearson would re- city Wednesday iDSUre iU my eHCy floD- - made of purest inj terial set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequently of swe enaae iigiiiness auu eiegauce wiieniKun iraines Messrs T H Talbott John S wiiii tue Workmen yesterday began removing turn and it is certain that the meeting C H Prompt paying reliable auraiumy umieufitted by Dfutmost Bowens system they always give satisfactionaim fe are scientifically for would be largely attended by people Smith and J H Spears were in Lexiug union Fuhr are perfect Never buy cheap uportacles uor of men who do not know how to fit fhsaL the charred timbers of Mann companies insures against fire You will get poorly sidjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are b ttcr off vitiaa from all over the county The weather ton Wednesday inanns mule sheds which burned sever any glasses than with cither of these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable skslrit wild and storm dealer and they will last longer without chauge and be cheapest iu the end kj enal weeks ago preparatory to building during the meeting just closed was so Rev E H Rutherford and wife extremely cold that the attendance was tertained Rev Dr Pearson and wife at HINTOfci Agent W 0 the sheds We have engaged the services of Or C H Bowen who will visit composed largely of town people our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and invite dinner Wednesday Communion services will be held at The News believes it voices a popuSend your laundry to St ut the tailor all to call and have their eves examined for which there is n Gideon Tucker Jr son of Robt 627 charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded the First Presbyterian Church Sunday lar wish in hoping that Rev Pearson tf Main street phone 149 pre- will return to Paris for another meeting Tucker of Seventh street who has been heek will hold morning Rev ill for three months is improving paratory services Saturday morning at wherever it may be held m Stout the tailor has moved his store 4 Miss Bessie Baughman came over half past ten oclock to 627 Main street with Lancaster Cold Weatner Stories from Richmond yesterday to spend the Northcott He is still with the old r Chas Smith a colored hack driver day with her sister Mrs John Feeuy UF N laundry and New York liable M had both his feet so badly frozen at During the cold spell the very rapacMr L FrAik left Thursdav for Life Insurance Co tf Phone 149 Lexington that both feet had to be ious rodents which live under the floor to puichas an elegant new amputated The operation was success- of The News office entered the press New York fashionable Spring stvles in dry Dave Miller the barber has located fully performed by Dr Will Kenney of room and ate the contents of the paste line of goods his chuir in John Ayers shop opposite this city Smith is staying at his moth- bucket carried off the brush ate a cake Mrs Augustus Thomas and daugh- Schwartzs saloon 27j lui ers home in this city of soap and then stole the lunch of one rNext visit -- Thursday February 23 189S guests at ter Hunter who have been of tbe emrlovea Last winter two rats Jack Cassell the aeronaut who belonging to this family committed sui- Mr A S Stouts have returned to their made a balloon ascension here last fall cide iu the ink fountain of The News home in Padncah nearly lost hi life while making an Messrs Robt Thomas Ed Simms office aJBIiE T A TT PJREfcTO op ascension at Portsmouth Ohio When a Richmond man J L Bosley E B January and Capt The Register tells of WE HAVE EECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OF the balloon was 1000 feet from the earth seeing hundreds of dark objects hanging W H Cox were among the Parisians it burst with a loud report and shot on the trees in the Richmond cemetery who were in Lexinuton yesterday IMPORTED SUITTO TROISEKLflS down rapidly Cassell cut his parachute Investigation proved that they were Prof Frank Walker came home loose however and landed safely on to death Tuesday from Sharpburg C llege for a wbicb top of the B 0 depot His coolness blackbirdshanging had frozen S head downward from short visit school having been dismissed and were sayed his life Bourbon Circuit Court branches of the trees There were tor a week on account of the extremely J M Logans Executrix Plaintiff Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whet nearly a tbousaud birds on the trees and cold weather New Paris Lawyer vs quality ard styie are considered We ask you to give us a all under them Adjutant Boldrick of the Fourth Judge Chas D Webb of this city Kentucky which was recently muster- Sallie Corbis etc Defendants A Stricken Family was examined yesterday at Frankfort By virtue of a jndgment of the Boured out arrived in tbe city Wednesday by Judges Hazelrigg and DuRelle of visit to his brother Mr bon Circuit ourt uiaue and entered in ago a twenty year old afternoon for a TV I TOI MKUr the Court of Appeals and was Eight weeks the above styled cause on the 17th day R L Boldrick on High street of Sam Blackard an of December 1898 I will sell publicly granted license to practice law daughter S E TIPTON Cutter The Richmond Climax says Misses at the Court House door in the City who formerly lived near He has been reading law since he has of Paris Kentucky on his home in Fayette Helen and Laura Bennett entertained been J udge of the Police Court of this Hutchison died at A Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Annie fever typhoid of county Monday March 6th 18H city few days later Mr Blackards wife Louise Clay of Paris and Misses Patton at about the hour of noon the followA Fast Run baby four and fourteen year old girls and Fletcher of Humville Ala TALKING THKOUGff HIS HAT ing described real estate to wit and a son eight years old were taken to The Chicago Inter Ocean says about 118 acres and 32 A Sousas band which gave a matinee the Good Samaritan Hospital at LexMrs Moreau R Brown No 414 Elm polss tract of lying on both sides of the through of land f he man is who tell- - y i that he cat concert in Lexington passed street entertained twenty four guest at Harn Innis turnpike in Bourbon oyer ington rival our laundry work in beauty or gen Paris yesterday on a special train The baby died then the two girls luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs county Ky about 30 acres on one side where the N for Cincinnati the L eial Hiiioirtctiou to tbe wearer We Mrs Blakemore was thereof and about 88 acres and 32 poles The father was eent home iu a good con Wm Blakemore night The train was containing iua keep on top in hand nlaved last latter laundry meth ¬ dition recently but afterwards had a re formerly Miss Mamie Neely of this city on the other thefarm adjoining the lands provements8id ods and we take special pains to please scheduled to make the run of 100 miles iap8e anj Wednesday morning joined his Mrs Ed Nippert and children Of of John J Piper the estate of Mrs including stops and slowing up through children Wednesday night tbe motner each Individual patron in the exquisite and died at the hospital leaving a son of Newport who have been visi ing rela- Catherine Smedley 7 miles Mrs Julia CovLexington Paris Cynthiana and finish and general renovation of their from Paris Steele located about eight at tbe point of death tives in Lexington and Louisville and 1 mile from Hutchison Station linen Care in handling is our watchington in two hours stopped over in Paris yesterday afterword A Second Street Collision The Commissioner will first offer the noon to be the prorata of Mr aud Mrs P Jacob Keller Dies They return to said property in two p t reels in accordand Nippert last night ance with the division of said land The buggies of Dr H H Roberts Jacob Keller son of Dr David Kel Newport this moruiDtf made by the turnpike passing through ler formerly of this city who was shot and C A Daugherty figured in a lively it and then as a whole and he will Saturday at Lexington by King smash up Wednesday night on Second accept the bid or bids aggregating the Generous Railroads BRO Proprietors W If HINTON JR provocation died street near Lilleston avenue while Dr must money McNamara without Monday night of his wound The mur- Roberts was returning from a profesTflephoie No 4 N railroad gave a carload The L Said gale wm be made upon a credit derer has left for parts unknown and sional visit in the couutrv and the of coal to tbe poor ot Lexington one day 0f 8jX twelve and eighteen months for equal parts of the purchase money has forfeited his bond of 1000 Gov Daugherty boys were returning home during tbe COld Spell 150 Second street was so dark near that tele- - for which the purchaser will be requ r N officials Bradley has offered a reward of L The ed to execute bonds payable to the un place that neither party could see the graphed that the road dersigned Master Commissioner with Tuesday for his arrest and conviction other Both shafts of the Doctor s nug would haul coal fre of charge for good surety to be approved by him OF- County Officials Vindicated xken The otLer buggy was dealers or consumers while there was a bearing interest from date until paid at ev vretf only sligntly damaged the rate of six percent per annum and The County officials having been cen coal famine Paris havino th fnropi and flffer of A indff- 8atitfy the C gave a car load of coal to ment Sai1 glle i8 made sured by a few citizens and the Re ¬ The Q A Snow Race week debts set out in the judg several lein publican organ for alleged negligence in Danvilles poor last ment of sale herein The fine sleighing the first of the for relieving the needy poor who applied of people in w or the neonles friends We re Paris Ky Feb 17th 1899 aid during the recent severe weather week brought out a number by fast roadsters pair your linen and put neck bands on The News yesterday investigated the tine cutters drawn EMMETT M DICKSON n ana some lively orusnes over iu nnnn Haggard ac keed matter and found that the county Master Commissioner B C C w ine most uoiaui wc officials had done their duty During occurred and Jas Talbott Attys McMillan Auction Engagements of A T the past ten days a large num- - between Dick Marshs trotter Nothing Shock The pacer Spring Heel Good Stoc Forsyth bei of people have applied to the county Fergusons pacer Dunbar won the Judge for aid and The News has as- - having a track record of 222 go 75 Feb 22 James Whaleys stock crop certained that Judge Purnell and race Squire Thos Woods have given orders ex Conqressman W J Stone of etc lines at Reduced Prices Gocd values in Feb 23 Mr S E Halls stock provisions to the worthy Kattawa ihe first one of the three can for coal and Better see tl ese g ods as they vi go qukk Blacksmith shop and Carriage shop poor to the amount of several hundred abates for the Democratic nomination crop etc well located in town of Millersburg Feb 25 Mast rs sale of Gibson land Ky Will rent outright or rent on shares to visit Paris arrived in dollars for Governor For further particulars address or apply also J J R gers land Twenty five per cent discount the city yesterday afternoon to mingle Mrs Annie Thornton H Clays stock imple- - to Pov oftw Ky Milleretrar at Price with the citizens Capt Stone is regis on all Winter underwet r tfeb tf tercd at the Windsor ikAM OL V1 l tf Parisians attending the Second ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ League of Tobacco Growers in Lexiug ton Tuesday There have been two foals at Runny mede stock farm this year One is by Sir Dixon out of Mary McGowan aud the other is by Lazaroue out of Nick nack W S Talbott of Little Rook arrived home yesterday from Colambia S C and reports tbe stock market brisk but prices low He will return next week with horses Ben Holladay is an eight to one favorite in the winter book on the Suburban Tillo is 15 The Kentuckian 20 Pink Coat 25 and F F V is 40 to one Ben Holladay is also a favorite iu the Brooklyn and the Bourbon horses are Pink Coat 20 F F V 30 and Mariti 50 to I ¬ Saxoff Special reduction in Dress Goods 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of tf descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber bers Broadcloths aud English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose96c quality for 10c per pair The best v Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at uein Paris 25c and 19c per ydjformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 350 per pair be dnced to one half of of former pricee See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c ¬ ¬ ral i ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ -- -- ¬ r 2V III f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MASTERS SALE S3iOiT Valuable Farm te FOR ALL AND WINTER ¬ ¬ -- Confederate JeIE HAT ¬ ¬ up-to-da- te ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j The Bourbon Steam Laundry ¬ ¬ j i ¬ CLEARANCE SALE ¬ MISSES AND CH LDRENS -- SCHOOL SHOES y j Tbey j at othr cts ier pair DAVIS THOMSON ISGR GJ UVUireioi i 9 I IMPERFECT MflMNNVi IN ORIGINAL r I r THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY before and again I ran fauny harnes and told her about my trouble Nineteenth Year Established 1881 I dont believe it she said em- ¬ Published every Tuesday and Friday vy phatically I never saw your father WALTER CHAMP Edltors and but I am sure he cannot be a robber Owners BRUCE MILLER j He never gave you the coin My father was certainly not a rob- ¬ ber But that he had given me the WHITE LILAC coin and advised me to be neither ex She sent me a bottle of perfume to day travagant nor stingy with it did not Tis there on the dresser admit of a doubt 1 said so A bauble of vanity you worthless Then said Fanny after a moments say Ah well well not quarrel for how could intense thought he did not know that you know it was a bad one What dreams it has brought from the swet t Now surely there would have been long ago no suggestion more reasonable than She sent it God bless her this but 1 had offered it so often and The dead long aso I had foolishly said so vainly to the boys that 1 felt no deTwas but an illusion A waft of this fragrance has wakened the sire to advance it again Then my dead kindly adviser made a second proposal And fanned into flames smoldered passions Why dont you write to your father that slept Till through my numbed pulses fierce cur- and tell him of it But I had determined to write neither rents have swept In wildest confusion to my father in California nor to my Tis stiange that an odor the breath of a mother in New York relative to the bad coin I thought that to do so would flower A ghost of lost gladness be an insult Should carry me back to the white lilac Then I am sure 1 dont know what bower said the vounjr woman And pelt me with blossoms and fill me you can do with bliss Vou cant go to comprehensively And make my lips burn with the touch of your father and he is not coming to a kiss you Those horrid boys will go on This surely is madness tormenting you of course but you can Tis only a bottle of perfume I know only w ait That stands on my dresser It was drawing very mar to the Then why all these dreams from the dear Christmas vacation when my father re long ago This living in fancy and folly again turned from California He came again Tis only a bottle of perfume but then to the school and walked uncxpectedTy She sent it God bless her into the playground where the boys R Adell G Welch in Muland Monthly were all gathered in a group engaged in some game How are you Dick my boj4 How are you father How the Mistake Occurred Then without another word but feeling as if all the bl iod in my body had 3y Edmund Lyons suddenly flown to ray face I drew from u y vest pocket the wretched coin that I had carried about with me since the keeper of the refreshment saloon had WAS certainly a charming locality handed it back to me in Hhich Dr Stagmires Select Father it is a bail one I said Academy for Young Gentlemen was A bad one he repeated looking at situated about a hundred miles from it Why of course it is Easy to see New York The ground sloped gently that Where in the world did you get from the bouse to the river and iu the it from Meat background urere high hills arl You gave it to me I gave it to lakes and val rhe pupils parents yoii he exclaimed in J who came from a distance were Oh nonsense astonishment erally verj much attracted by the never He gave But stay a moment beauty of the scenery a iong low whistle Powers of grace There vras another academy within is it possible a mile of us but this as the doorplate For a moment his face bore a fixed informi d those who eared to know wa expression and then breaking into a i Young Ladies Preparatory Semi- hearty laugh he turned to the boys 1 nary dont believe any of the boys who had been eagerly listening and 1 of Dr Stagniires sehock with the single think as he spoke to them as well as to exception of myself knew any of the me thai he surmised something of the inmates of Miss Dunnintrs e8tabliIi situation The day that I came down here tc ment My acquaintance with the good natured servant Fanny Barnes was ue Dick he said a man to whom I due to our meeting at the post office had lent 10 gave uie this coin in payiu the village where we w ere taking ment 1 put it into my pocket without and receiving letters for the respective examining it and while I was in the schools One cloudy dav in September my fa hcr came to visit me at Dr StagmirevS He was called by business to California j and was to be away for three motvtbs lie asked for a half holiday which wa gladly granted for Dr Stagmire was seldom averse to allowing this iittie in dulgence to himself and his pupils When he was going away my father placed coin in my hand 17 1899 AN ARTIST IN PASTE 1 I JRAIXKOAD TIME CAKO THE BOURBON NEWS I INDIAN NAMiS FOREHANDED GRAVEDIGGER Thcjr Are Generally Dcveriptive ol Provision Made fur SI Johnson in the Col Callipers Recoil ret ions of Da r at the Places to Which They Grozzleb- - of Storlivillc Cen ¬ Dreadful Cold Connecti- ¬ Are Attache cut Winters ter Vt The most of our Indian names of riv- ¬ ers lakes mountains etc have become so altered and disguised by the English spelling of them that it is very difficult to recover their original fcrms and to be quite sure of the meaning that was attached to them by the Indians In all of those cases in which their significance can be clearly made out they are found to be simply descriptive words as indeed all names were originally the object beingnamed from some notable feature of it and we are perfectly safe as a rule in rejecting as fanciful all of those poetical meanings which have been attached to many of our Indian names For example the name of Winnipiseogee has been said to mean Smile of the Great Yet this is one of the easiest Spirit names to decipher It is pure Algon quin and means Beautiful-lake-plac- e simply Winni- ¬ peg lias the same meaning At the beautiful lake Winnepegoes is a diminutive of this name and means Little Winnipeg This word miche great enters into several other Indian names Missi ouri is the Great Muddy1 Michigan is the Great Sea now shortened into Mackinac or Mackinaw is the Great Turtle a name given to the island probably because of its resemblance to a turtle Connecticut means long river according to Roger Williams the first part of it being the Indian word guni long Wisconsin called by Father Joliet Miskonsing is said to mean turbulent Ohio is an Iroquois name and river was translated by the French belle ¬ ¬ L N R R ARRIVAL OP TRAINS ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Wiu-nipe-s-au-k- ee ¬ ¬ ¬ Michi-le-maekin- ac - ¬ ¬ il beautiful river Massachusetts appears originally to have been Mos wetuset The last part of this name means hill The mean ing of mos is not so certain Some have rendered the name Arrowhead hill and have supposed it to have been given originallv to a certain hill on one side of the islands in Boston harbor Roger Williams however an excellent Blue hills riviere ¬ gr authority says that the name means and it is worthy of note is a range of hiils not far that there from Boston which still bears this name Passamaquoddy means from mawka a bear This a town in Pennsyl- ¬ word enters into vania Mauch Chunk which mentis bear hill Piscataqua is the many deer place from attuek a deer The Bchoodic lakes in Maine are the rout lakes St Louis Post Disnatch Place-full-of-bears ¬ ¬ 1 MONUMENTS VICISSITUDES Masterpiece CobxvebluMl for Thirty Years Is at I ast to He L Erected ¬ t my boy he said there is a ten dollar gold piece Dont be ex travagant with it for I am not rich but Dick ¬ dont stingy I was not stingy The very next aft ernoon Dr Stagmire kindly consentbe ¬ ¬ ¬ ing and even aeeompanx iug lie proces sion 1 went followed by all my school mates two abreast to the only refresh ment saloon in the village where we were furnished ad libitum with sand wiches and ice cream while the non invited village boys scuffled with each other or the best places outside the window to watch the feast I was a proud boy indeed when Dr Stagmire condescended to eat two sand wiches and a plate of ice cream at my expense and yet a prouder one when with day respected principal beside me 1 again beaded the long line of boys and marched to the counter where somc what ostentatiously 1 fear I threw down my coin Then the fact was de veloped that the ten dollar gold piece was a bad one The procession on its way back to the school was perhaps a little disor as heretofore was in ad ganized vance with Dr Stagmire beside me while my schoolmates lollowed boil ing over with ver indifferently ¬ ¬ ¬ WITH DR STAYMIRE BESIDE ME train I remembered that I had with me another coin of the same denomination that 1 had reserved for Dick I looked ¬ at them both intending to select the brightest for him and then I saw that this was a bad one I put it away pro posing to return it to my not too scruHow pulous debtor the next day 1 ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ -s- uppressed contempt came to make the mistake of giving Dick the bad one I declare 1 do not know but what I do know is that 1 handed the good one to that fellow in NYw York with some remark about not being a dealer in counterfeit monev I got nothing in exchange for he said coin he had given me was all he the had Of course Dr Stagmire was willing to grant us a half holiday and once more without fear and without reproach 1 regaled the boys in the re ¬ ¬ The aood doe tot had willinjrlv rad my bill and as we walked home hi assured me that he had no doubt there was a mistake somewhere which sooner or later would be explained was sorry to find took a The boys different view of the situation and Tom Can oil who waa said to have the power of standing longer on one foot than any Other of the pupils remarked If lJanchards father gave him a bad ten dollar piece then Mr Blanchard must be a very queer kind of u man That is all I have to say Tom did himself an injustice That wtes not quite all he had to say The next day he said more It was in effect that if joung Blanchard had not re ceived the coin from his father but had simply tried to pass off a spurious pieec obtained elsewhere with this paltry tale he was a very queer kind of a boy 1 suppose there are many boys who would have resented these remarks of Tom Carroll I did not do so I was not quarrelsome and liked Tom i was sure that some mistake existed that would be explained eventually And In icies Tom was half a foot taller than I and m chances of satisfying him by physical force that he was wrong would have been of a very slender kind So the days passed by and I went moping lv about alone and had no Bvmpa ¬ freshment saloon Faithful Fanny Barnes when she heard of it said with a satisfied smile l am not a bit surprised I was sure of it when I first heard about the bad piece A 1 Golden Days New England school teacher pre Youthful Pessimist ¬ ¬ serves among her treasures the composition of a former pupil a boy of J2 It has a pathetic side as the meager besa of the boys life may be conjectured from his words The subject Do You Anticipation gien was Eniov it as Much a Realization1 Dic tionaries were diligently consulted and the general vote placed anticipation on a high plane of delight Not si wrote the solemn faced boy of 12 Anticipation Is when you think about things beforehand If its having youi teeth out that isnt much fun and if its Sunday school pienjes you cant help worrying about tne weather Realization is when the things youve thought about beforehand happen Having your teeth out is a little worse than thinking about it Sunday school picnics would be nice if it didnt rain but when it rains they put them off and then the day they have thm gen erally you cant go- - James Brown in Youths Companion Safe Mouse Dere wont be no thiers Mickey the At first it was not thought questions asked when I returns dis i s one quite t afe to let me have charge of the watch fer de reward Swipes Why wont dere letters but the post office duty was a favorite one muI was booh t-It wu a deaf and dumb man Micke A Y Journal I pinched it fn u lowed to do it when uia tirc came a ¬ ¬ ¬ Monuments have had their ups and Among the unfortunate it downs would perhaps be difficult to find one more so than that destined to honor Xapoleon III in Italy It was decided to erect one after the war of 1S9 when the French emperor crossed the Alps with hi army to fight for Italian unit aud independence and addressing the people pronounced the famous phrase You must to day be all soldiers in order to be to morrow the free citizens of a great nation After the campaign there was great enthusiasm throughout the country and especially in Milan to subscribe to a fund for a monument to the victor of Magenta and Solferino The monument which took the form of a magnificent eques trian statue the masterpiece of Bar zaghi was completely finished but when it was on the point of being put up popular feeling had to a large ex tent changed the libera and radical element insisted on the inappropriately es of Italy raising a memorial to the They forgot man of the coup detat that Italy owed to him the liberation of Lombardy without which the unity of the country might not perhaps have been accomplished So the bronze statue of the last emperor of the French was hidden away in thecourtyardof a palace in Milan where it ha lain about 0 years apparently forgotten by all and covered bx dust and spiders webs Now that with the reestablishment of commercial rela tions between France and Italy the political intercourse between the two countries is daily becomingmorefriend ly an agitation is on foot to unearth and set up the monument not as an apotheosis of the second empire but a an expression of the everlasting gratitude of Italy for the help received from her Latin sister Although we are stji tar from see ing this an accomplished fact the ques tion of the most appropriate site is being warmly discussed The choice seems to be between Milan where Na poleon III made his triumphal entry at the side of Victor Emanuel and the battlefield of Solferino the scene ol the greatest French victory of that period Home Cor London Pall Mall Ga ¬ ¬ From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p The city billposter said Col CalliOne day late in November a comm 1010 p m mercial traveler from New York was per is a man of delightful freedom ol From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m walking aimlessly through the grave action He posts bills upon any object From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m advan in a little village in Connecticut that he thinks will display a bill to It was a dreary looking place The vantage the only question in his mind From 328 p m Maysville 742 a m 325 p m few trees which had been planted there aside from that which may be raised by by the friends cf those sleeping under- local ordinances being whether the DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ground were dintc of leaves and the object will hold paste Thus if he finds wind made their branches rub together iron pipes lying about waiting to be put To Cincinnati 315 a m 751 a m 340 p m with a sound which suggestedi lrvings under ground he pastes bills on them To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m to be read by men here and by the description of the haunted tree at 545 p m 1014 p m Sleepy Hollow The commercial trav- worms below A barrel anywhere ap- To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m eler was about to seek a more cheer- peals to him and he adorns it with a 1016 p m ful scene for the continuation of his single sheet in red perhaps or it may To Maysvilte 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent stroll when he caught sight of a man be in blue Sidewalk or crossing flags carrying a spade coming through the waiting to be put down he ornaments little gate which was reserved for pe- likewise and he loves to paste a poster destrians the other and larger en- on the face of a pile of brick Hut this the availability of trance being used by those who rode in things is by l to mcajs confined to the carriages or otherwise city billposter even ina place comparBusiness pretty brtSlc around here atively small the billpoAer is certain asked the drummer throwing away his cigar and joining the man with the to be a man c f ideas and resources and breadth of v jtw and I have icver spade EAST BOUND Not very replied the man as he known a ma i who combined the re 830am 600pm bent to measure off a parallelogram quirements c f the ideal billposter in Lv LoAsvllle 1115am higher measu re than did my old friend Ar Lexicon 1125am 8Mpm 830am 550pm eight feet by four Only two funerals Lv Lexifyon 850pm 923pm Wine ester since August and one of those was a Darius Groz leby who formerly lived Lv Mt JStrMng 1158am 950pm 915am fi30pn Ar 1225pm 950am 705pm babys so I only got half price for dig in Storkvillc Centre Vt Ar Washiton 340pm Comparat ively small as Storkvillc Ar Philadphial0l5am 705pm gin the grave New Vc k 1240nn 908pm The business of the graved igger was Centre was Ri Grozzleby utilized its Ar not exactly what the drummer had re- opportunity 5 to the fullest He had WEST BOUND t ferred to but he let the matter drop the true bil posting sense and every Ar Winchester 730am 450pm fi55am 250pm and seating himself on a large fiat conspicuous place in the town he occu Ar Lexirjton H00am 520pm 733am 345pm 911am b30pm stone in the vicinity of the parallelo ¬ pied with bi Is Hut after all it was it Ar Kranfort 10Ohim72tpm ArShoyvtlle gram watched the progress of excava- his cool ada- stability to circumstances Ar Lalsville 1100am 815pm his unerring discernment of oppor tion with apparent interest Trains marked thus f run daily ex You havent a very imposing array tunity ana his uniailinir eertamtv to cept Sunday other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville of monuments in this cemetery he Beize upon t that marked him for o Lexington and New York without t he brotherhood Therewai remarked casting his eye over the few high up in rows of plain mossgrown headstones at least on e occasion upon whiu the change For rates Sleeping Car from which here and there a slab of exercise of his faculties in this Erection anv information call on reservations or clean shining marble plainly told the amounted to genius while tie work itF B Carr self in th is instanc 1 am inclined tc story of its late arrival N R R Agent L No we havent a wry attractive believe must V unique in the annals orGEoRGE W Barney Paris Kj of bill posting Div Pass Agent place here the gravedigger reluctant Lexington We had had a cold rain that turned ly admitted You sec the folks in this town are mostly poor and those to snow The snow on the roof of the that aint poor are too stingy to in town hali building which stood on one side of the green where it could be ve in marble statuary for their mon uments Only about one family in ten l a from all directions melting with Cincinnati thinks of giving me even a drink cf the warmth from below and running cider for fixing up their graves and down to the troughs at the eaves and lining em with leaes so as to kinder thence to the rain water conductor at ELKHORN ROUTE soften the sound of the box as it goes th corner of the building had found The conthat pipe choked with ice down LOCAL TIMt ARD IN EFECT The drummer drew a flask from his ductor being thus frozen up this snow DK EMHKK 5TH pocket and handed it to the man with water ran over and down the outside oi it freezing as it ran making layer upon the spade EAST BOUND Thats rather cold work youre do layer of ice around the upper half of it No 1 No 3 No 5 to a thickness greater than that of a Paso Phw ing he said ised Better have a drink 7 una in i lupin i fOpm barrel but thence in some way drip Lve Fraiijifort a Thank ye sir said the gravedig 7 11am 3 52pm 1 20pm ping clear of the conductor and form- Lve Klkhoru ger handing back the bottle 7 18am 4 rtipmj l iipm lveSwitzer By the way said the drummer as ing from that point to the ground tin Lve tamping Grnd 7 Jain 4 0pni 1 5opm 7 34ann 4 Ibpm ljve nivalis he restored it to his pocket whose most gigantic icicle that Storkvillt Lve Ion son 7 39 a in 4 22pm 7 4 am 4 2 pm 2 30pm Centre ever saw Lve Georretown grave is that youre digging now 38pm And what RI Grozzleby did oi LveCS Ry Depot b 7 50am 4 48om 3 00pm Old Si Johnsons s 17am 4 Lve Newtrwn x 2bn m 4 rtiDm Si Johnson repeated the drummer course was to bill this icicle It had be Lve Centreville 8 Wauii 5 00pm Lve Elizabeth Si Johnson 8 40h m 5 10pm It seems to me I have gun to form in the morning and before Arr Farm c heard the name before Isnt he father people went to bed that night it wan WEST BOUND of the man that keeps the store up at practically complete and the talk ot the town and this in a place where they No 6 No 2 No 4 the Corners Pass Paw Mixed had wintry weather in winter and Si answered the grave Yes thats o 4ipm Lve Parts c digger throwing up a very large shov- where snow and ice were familiar Lve Elizabeth 40am 5 50pm I 4am S 5 jpm entreville elful of dirt which came near landing things When the people got around in Lve Newtown the morning they saw this ice column lw C Ry Depot b 10 KSaaa K 03 pm 7 50a m on the patent leather shoes of his ques2sam 6 17pm Lve ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ srxof ¬ mmm oi hi TIME TABLE iam ¬ -- - ¬ i ¬ i Frankfort Ri i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ M ¬ ¬ the gravedigger resting for a moment on his spade and contemplating the He aint dead progress he had made vet but the doctor savs he cant last till New Years so I thought Id better get his grave ready before the ground Dreadful cold freezes up too hard winters we have down here in Connecticut Have another drink said the drum- ¬ mer gravely handing over the bottle ¬ iut I didnt know that he was dead I was in his sons said the drummer place this morning and Oh he aint dead yet interrupted tioner N Y Sun Ships Donts In nearly every ease of shipwreck and unhappily we have had many of them of late years it is common to read of the difficulty with which the boats were lowered and it is no ex agegration to assert that if these boats were in readiness for instant use and could be lowered into the water easily hundreds of lives would be saved Any ¬ one who has made a coasting trip or erossed the channel on an ordinary stcara vessel must have noted how the boats are disposed carefully covered with tarpaulin kept inboard and with the appearance of not having been It is easy to touched for months how the only means of escape imagine from a sinking vessel is vitiated by this state of nnpreparedness To quote two instances there is first the wreck of the Drummond Castle the inquiry into which elicited the information that the boats were not kept fit and ready for use but swung inboard and resting and second there is the on chocks more recent case of the Mohegan in which the same lamentable state of affairs seems to have obtained We hold that on every ship there should not only be a boat drill at least once a week but that the boats should be kept supplied with tinned provisions and fresh water With such precautions the terrors of shipwreck would be greatly diminished Chambers Jour- ¬ nal microbe to Steal Away Pain A German dentist Dr Iierzproposes to put microbes into our mouths to steal away our pains His discovery consists in an inoculant prepared from microbes he cultivates for the purpose When applied in the case of a decayed tooth it stops the pain but does not de- ¬ stroy the nerve further it again fixes the tooth and makes it possible to put He has already in a lasting stopping treated a number of cases with it an they have proved most successful ¬ ¬ ¬ the big ice cylinder that surrounded the conductor for the upper story and a half of its length and the gigantic icicle that depended from that billed from top to bottom with posters an nouncing the lecture that was to be de in the town livered by Prof hall that night How he got there or how he made the bills stick nobody knew and I dont know as anybody asked it would have lessened the wonder of it to know But through that day the water still running down ran over the bills outside of them and covered theni with a coating of crystal ice through which they could be read as under a glass And thats all Ri Grozzleby billed an icicle but it always seemed to me that in doing that Hi had done as much as many a man who has achieved greater fame he has risen to the full meas N Y Sun ure of his opportunities ¬ So-and-- Lve Georgetown Lve Johnson Lv Duvalls Lve stamping Grnd Lve Hwltzer io 32am 43a in Lve Elkhorn 111 20ami 7 10pm 15am Arr Frankort a D iily except Sunday a Connects with L N b connects with J iJ counectK with Ky Central i 6 32pm 50am 6s9pmi 11 rtMmj f 4pm ill it7am t 56pm 10 0 S7m 20pml 2tipro 7 51 am 8 22am 8 40am 8 55a in KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS e m AM 340 70Lv 42750 Lv t0 840 Ar 830 IAr 618 1142 Ar 72 lKJOlAr - Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond Frank Tort Ar 10M 617 Lv 930 540 Lv 5 45 Lv 709 2V5 Lv GJJ 200 Ar l AM 2l m 7i GEO B HARPER Gni Supt JOS K NEWTON G P A ¬ ¬ FURNISHING NOTES Some Valonhle SuKsestionH Itertt- inn be Arrangement of Rooms Yon can beautify a homely house by Tne Leading specialists ci America XK IN 20 YEARS OHIO ¬ 250000 Gored WECURESTRICTURE Thonsands of young and mulJle aged men are troubled with this disease many nnconciouKJy Ihey may havo a smart ing sensation small twisting stream sharp cuttiufc pains at times ight discharge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions nd all the symptoms of nervous debility they havo STRIC TlKE Dont let doctors experimenton you bv cutting stretching or tearing you This will euro von a- it will re tarn Our NEW M Li HOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue hencereniovosthotti icturo Permanently It can never return No pain no suffer- ¬ ing no detention from busino by our method Tho rexua I organs are trcugth oncd Ths nerves are iuvisoi ted and tho bliss of manhood returns furnishing it tastefully and you can mar the beauty of a perfect room by se ¬ ¬ ¬ ly is by coloring or papering the walls in a solid tint of the retiring colors Grays of various tints lilacs lavenders and gentle blues and ashes-of-ros- e tints lecting unsuitable and ungainly furniture For example a medium sized room may be made to look larger than it real- ¬ ni - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ zette Value of Wstw to Arabs No one can travel among the Arabs without being struck by the impor tance attached to the water supply Where a rich Englishman would be queath money to four ding a hospital or decorating a church an Arab can think of no other channel for blaehari t than the construction of a fountain which will assure him the blessings of all future generations Chicago Tribune tinman Detngs Are Lopsided A German biologist says that the twe sides of a face are never alike n two out of five the eyes are out ol linr one eye is stronger than the other iu seven persons out of ten and the rtirnt ear is generally higher than ths Itti Spare Momenta ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Golden Days A I ce I I Ladies World Nothing makes a man happier than to come home after an absence of Where the Ileal Teat omen In Moses was meek but he never several years and put up at the best hotel in town Washington Ia Dem ¬ primed a pnmp in cold weather WashIngton la Democrat ocrat - Mans Idea of Happiness make a room look more spacious A medium sized room with a lofty ceiling looks positively small if you cover its walls and ceiling with a paper the design of which has a spotty effect especially if the frieze or wall border is of the same order Such a room needs a solid color of the retiring kind a deep frieze which may be figured and a ceiling in an advancing or eise a stationary color The ear pet should be inconspicuous in effect that is have no large attractive design in strong contrast with its background The handsomest carpets are those which nearest approach natures car peting of the woods and fiehns Nature abhors masses of brilliant unveiled coloring on her surface and rhows nc large stretches of pure unmitigated green but modifies her verdun- by delicate touches of russet and yellow and brown and red witness any meadow elothed in natural grasses untouched by the gardeners art Furniture should be selected with a view to the size coloring exposure and uses of the room to be furnished and then there will be no mistakes made ¬ ¬ - Thousands of young and middle aged men aro having their sexual igor nnd vittitv rrntiminll v mnnffl Irv fhS lis- ease They aro frequently unconscious ot tho cau soot theso tymptorus General Weakness Unnatural Discunrgc Foil ¬ ing Manhood Ntrroasnew Poor fcm orv Irritability at tiui- Smarting Cien- sation Sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Uepression Lack nf Amhition Shrunken Vircriooli Parts etc GLEET and STRICTLKE mny bo tlio cause Dont consult family doctors as tlu y have no experiences in theso special diseases- - dont allow Quacks to experiment on you Consult Specialist wh havo made a life study of lisea oor Men and Women OurNEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi tively cure you Ono thousand dollars for a cao wo accept for treatment and cannot cure lcrms moderate cor a cure -¬ WECURE GLEET ¬ CURES GUARANTEED We treat and cii iv EMISSIONS VAKTOKELE SYPHTLIS OLKET STRICTURE TMPOTENCY SEOKET IRATNS PNXATTRAL DTSfHARG- ESKTDNEY and BLADDER Dieass BOOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If unable to call write for oiESTTON BLANK for H02IE TREATMENT KENfOY ria KERGAN 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O 1 i THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY A HUNGARIAN DUEL 17 1899 HEALTHY MATEfiNITY THE DIPSEY CHANTEY CUBAN POSTAL SERVICE In Which the Only Damage Done Ib tt Where Rudyurd Kipling Got the Pe the KuIisU Las- collar Name or Hit Popu ¬ is a ice lar Poem Baijfky Am I So am Do you apologeese Von Kowsky Nefier no times Then for yourself lookoutsky Believed That the Department In th Island Can Be Made Self- Sustninlug- of the suburbs west of Chicago is a jrrocer who although a devout churchgoer and a faithful cizen has the reputation o In one BuslneM and Prayers retty Ven I y tree times we bote fire Yen you say tree times one time xu en 1 say tree init one and two den Te bote shoot Dot is vot J understanded Yen vill vou pepinr 1 xny direction alretty Oxeooee me 1 am in der habit of fightin Who iit you dink you vt fightin decs duel niit 1 am mit you tightin to be sure Den vy tont you point your rewolver in duels to mine own sassidgefaction Aim vill pegin ven I got me a good Eh rettv mj Your abology vas gwite a sufficiency Retty Von two tree Fire They both lire Banisky knocks the shin gles from neighboring bain and Yon Kuv-s-kmakes the bark fly from a tree in the next lot The second who are hiding in a nearby quarry craw out cautiously and then nastily scramble back Six times do warlike principals exchange shots with out personal damage and then their weap ons are empty Banfsky- - Ye haf done all dot vas in oui power to aasaidgfy vounded honor ¬ j -- gasthaus The adjourn Yon Kowsky Dot is so Den I move ve adchurn to der nearest Cleveland Plain Dealer POOR CYRANO The Popular Hero of the Day Badly littlled in a Street Car Conversational An eist bound motor car Diamatis personae Two women Have vou read branny Scene Hey Have you read Sranny dee Bergrack The car joggles so 1 didnt Oh yes Catch It Lovely isnt it Yes and so funny Didnt it remind you of somebody you knew 1 dunnos it did Did it you Yes it reminded me for all the world of the fellow my cousin Emmie married Was he a fighter No but he had the biggest nose vou ever laid eyes on Funny she married him Well he had lots o money They say he he ht that when they were court in he never kissed her Couldnt get near enough he he he Did you ever Funny about the Chicago man wasnt it What was that Says he wrote Sranny Had Richard Mansfield arrested for playin it 1 a posed some French 1 want to know man a rote it Thats what everybody s posed- - Leoime see whats his name Somethin like Hoaston 1 think Thats what Sissy calls it Shes study in French you know Oh is she The French are a dreadfully tricky set dont you think Yes 1 guess they are I get off here Good fey Good ky Cleveland Plain Dealer ¬ Landlubbers sometimes wondered at A W Machen the name of Kiplings poem The Dip tendent of the free general superindelivery system and sty Chantey When sailors are going chairmanof thepostal commission sent to do any work which needs concerted to Cuba to investigate conditions there action they sing There are different has chanteys one for each kind of work long returned from Havana He had a conference with Postmaster-Genera- l A man sits on the capstan and roars Emory Smith at which he de out the chantey and at certain words scribed the comparatively chaotic state all the rest come in as a chorus and all of the service Mr Machen believes the push or pull together The Dipsey postal department in Cuba will be self Chantey is for heaving the lead The officers of a shp like to hear the men sustaining The cost roaring out their chantey well for it the Spanishof the postal service under regime was approximately means that they are contented When 500000 a year It is estimated now they are discontented they barely growl that the stamp sales on the island unit out and when they do not sing at all der nominal conditions will foot up 1 then look out for trouble 000 a day or approximately 305000 The chantey is used even when the The receipts from the regwind is blowing so hard that the words annually istry service the commission figures as are indistinguishable When reefiing very likely to amount up about the down the foresail of a square rigged Spanish total cost figures One result ressel and the foresail is not reefed of the commissions work will be an till the wind is howling the men will immediate reestablishment of a do-¬ all sing Whisky is the lift of man though the gale tears the song from mestic postal money order sjstem At their lips so that they cannot hear present international money orders are railable between Cuba their own words but the rhythm is so States but no money and the United can be so sent be well known that they all pull on the tween points within the island sail together almost as well as if they cculd hear FREIGHT CARS BY TROLLEY The man who sings the chantey often improvises especially when he has a Farmers of Wisconsin Towns Are to grudge against any of the officers He Have Better Transportation will sing alxut a brasarbound pirate Facilities of a mate naming no names but the The work of the farmers who reside mate knowing all the ime who is between Appleton and Seymour Wis meant That is about the only chance the sailorman has of freeing his mind for an electric streetcar line to connect about his officers without getting put the two cities has taken the novel turn in irons There is one other way of the building of a freight line It ap When an order is given the man tc pears that the farmers who are out whom it is directed has to repeat it looking for capital to build the line are word for word adding siratthe end not after a purel passenger service If 1he captain Toars at him in tones but expect to have something in the anything but polite Come aft there line of freight trains to ship their gram you the sailor may repeat in exact- to the Appleton elevators If this plan be adopted it will be an ly the same surly tones Come aft you sir and feel more com innovation in the problem of electrical there fortable in his mind than if he had transit At first it was proposed to run made no noise himself for it is eti cars which would accommodate the quette in the merchant marine that the farmers with a small amount of bag officers are net to take offense at their gage such as baskets and other light own tones reproduced no matter how articles a trailer or a combination in suiting those tones may be X Y coach being run Now the plan has de- ¬ veloped into the proposition to run a Commercial Advertiser train of freight cars daily for the trans NEW ENGLISH WORDS fer of the produce ¬ ¬ figuring closer in his business dealing than any other man in the village His enemies say that he once bit a coffee bean in two to make weight and that he stops his clock at right to save wear and tear on the wheels The 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 follow ng conversation takes place John have you posted the books Yes lather Have you set the scales light Yes father Well ccme up to prayers Chicago Inter Ocean Two Grateful Women Tell of the Help They Have Received Prom Mrs Pinkham The climax of life force in woman is capable motherhood The first requisite for a good mother is good health Health of body means health of the generative organs Read what Mrs G A Nonhamakeb Bluffton Ohio says about Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound and how well it prepared her for maternity i4 Dear Mrs Pinkham I must say a word in praise of your Vegetable Compound 1 used three bottles of it when I was preg nant and labor was not nearly as long as it was with my other babies and my baby is so healthy to what tb others were I think every woman should use your Compound when pregnant it will save them so much suffer ing and misery I cannot say enough in praise of it If ever I need medicine again I shall use your Compound The most successful tonic known to medicine for women approaching maternity is Lydia E Pinkhams Vege- ¬ table Compound It is a safeguard for every woman who uses it and V I I III 1 the fullest benefit comes from its I tj use with Mrs Pinkhams advice I freely offered to all woman Her ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Probably the oldest living bicyclist is a vomaa in County Essex England aged 93 who is rn adept rider and whose sprightli ness is astonishing Most people could enjoy health until very old age if they took proper precautions to prevent diseases of the digestive organs by taking an occasional dose of Hostetters Stomach Bitters Even after dys ¬ Aged Woman Rides a Bicycle ¬ ¬ pepsia indigestion biliousne s and consti pation have secured a foothold and become chronic the Bitters will afford speedy relief ¬ ¬ On the lee Did you fall asked the officious one of the man who had slipped on the ice Fall roared the man witheiingly no I merely at down to think over this expansion qastion Philadelphia North American N I X Vs M fc Very Low Kates Via the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Semi monthly excursions to ihe southwest The greatest opportunity to visit Texas the Emnire state of the Tnirn nn paralleled aa to resources and products and ltn an area exceeding ail tne iatern unu liddle States The statistical reports of products as compiled by the commissioners of Texas indicate this section as having the greatest uossible jidvnntaces in its milil ind quable climate and m the variety and pro- ductiveness of its soil For further in i ortnation descriptive pamphlets and dates of excursions apply tc H F Bowsher Dist P ¬ - j ¬ i i Cincinnati U address is Lynn Mass Here is a convincing statement bearing directly on this subject from Mrs E Bishop of 1848 Pacific St Brooklyn N Y Deak Mrs Pinkham I am a great believer in your Compound I was almost despairing of ever again being well as I was a great sufferer and had been for years 1 suffered from womb trouble and had terrible blind fits After writing to you I tried your Compound The result was astonishing I have used it and advocated it ever since In childbirth it is a perfect boon I have often said that I should like to have its merits thrown on the sky with a search light so that all women would read and be convinced that there is a remedy for their sufferings A Million Women have been Benefited toy Mrs Pinkhams Advice and Medicine ¬ ¬ ¬ Hi You say you like a manlv man Yhat is vour idea of a manly man She Well for instance one who doesnt stay nnd stay and stay just because he know the girl isnt strong enough to throw ftim out Illustrated American 930OO Her Idea emm99mmQ9 A ¬ ¬ ¬ lueer A Expressions Which Have Failed to Reach America a Yet KNEW KEELEYS SECRET Tesla the Klectrician Says He Sur ¬ mised the Methods of the Fa ¬ mous Motor Man what this new corn cost Yields 313 bushels per acre Big Four Oats 250 bushels Salzer s Rape to pasture sheep and cattle at 25c per acre yields 50 tons potatoes 120 per bbl Bromus Inermis the greatest crass en earth Beardless Barley 00 bushels per acre 10 kinds grasses and clovers etc Send this notice to JOHN A SALZER SEED CO LA CROSSK WIS with 10c stsmpa and receive free great Catalogue 3000 Corn and 10 Farm Seed Samples eJ That for a New Corn fiui Q 1 everybody you know to g save their fin tags for you will pay for any one or all of The Tin Tags taken from Horseshoe J T Cross Bow Good Luck and Drummond He Was Hnttieappel Old Gentleman dictating an indignant letter Sir My stenographer being a lady cannot takedown what I think of you 1 being a gentleman cannot think it but you being neither can easily guess ny thoughts Youth6 Companion Some persons have done a great deal to run do ii cyclists and on the other hand some cyclists have done a good deal to run down other persona L A W Bulletin -- Talking machines are becoming so com mon that it seems rather odd that deaf and dumb persons must still do their convers ing by hand- - L A W Bulletin ¬ ¬ Covet onsness Turns a man out of the warmth of his own house to stand shivering on his neighbors doorstep Flams Horn expect to attract attention and they ways do YV sliingt on da Democrat A doctor and trodertaker walking together j al- ¬ I London academy has lately devoted its literary competitions to neology or the introduction of new words into the language Here is a choice and rather surprising selection with their mean ings It will doubtless be news to most people that such words have been coined Roofer A letter written after stay ¬ ing with a friend to express gratitude for the time spent under his hospitable roof Crotion An occurrence which en ¬ ables you to crow over another per- ¬ son It is the noun corresponding to Mr Kiplings interjections Gloats gloats and fids Hlueuomer One who declines to go to church because he Bays he wor ships God more easily under the blue dome of heaven liahnyanns Originally baby for Parmesan biscuits and hence any treasure trove between meals Ilopulent Ones adipose aunts method of sitting or reclining Glug A greasy mud peculiar to the streets of large cities Snumble Expressive of the sensa ¬ tion produced on the nose by drink ing effervescent liquors It makes me snumble said a little boy as he drank some sparkling lemonade Whifflement Object of small importance Quinnydingles Irrelevancies and ¬ ¬ Rare showing goods Here is would like to call your attention Its the very latest thing out MrsRoundtree absently If theres any thing out later than my husband Ill take it if only as a curiosity Illustrated American something to madam 1 Polite Shopman The astounding disclosure of the methods which John W Keeley prac ¬ ticed upon many thousands of credulous persons is the cause of a statement from Nikola Tesla the electri- Crescent Hotel Earekn Springs Ar kansas cian that for years he has known the Opens February 23 In the Ozark Mounsecret of the motor The dismantling of Keeley s labora tain Delightful cilmatc Beautiful scenery Unequaled medicinal waters Cheap extory at 1422 North Twentieth street cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco Philadelphia brought to light a great Line Address O Plank Manager Room Building or Frisco spherical reservoir and many lengths H Arcade Centurv 101 N Broadway St Ticket Office No Cl fine high pressure brass tubing Mr Louis Mo Tesla sa3 s There are too many of us who imagine When the reservoir and pips were that an iron clad resolution born evt ry few found I knew the surmise I had enter is all there is to being economical tained was correct Although he evi ¬ iiours Atchison Globe dently used compressed air in his ex Florida is Americas Winter Garden No periments it does not follow that he did No Snow this deliberately to deceive Acting on Ice all points via Conveniently reached Horn ray conjecture I have performed most ticulars write L A Plant System For parBell 205 Clark Street of the experiments reported and still Chicago more wonderful ones to the lay mind ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i s t this list of desirable and useful things and you have your good chewing tobacco besides Every man woman and child in America can find something on this list that they would like to have and can have FREE Write your name and address plainly and send every tag you can get to us mentioning the number of the present you want Any assortment of the different kinds of tags mentioned above will be accepted as follows TAGS TAOS 19 Natural Leaf Match Box quaint design ported from Japan 2 Knife one 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There is first the cold then the cough then pneumonia or consumption with the long sickness aad life tremb ¬ ling in the balance ¬ One cold no sooner passes off before another comes But its the same old cough aH the time Aprs Ciierry Pectoral loosens the grasp of your cough The congestion cf the throat and lungs is removed all in¬ Contractors employed in government en is hard work Chicago Daily News construction work on Goat island San Keep on voull learn the best cure for Francisco have unearthed eight skelea myster how they came neuralgia is dl uacoos ju tons It is there and there are several wild stories Dear me thought the new fence I afloat One is that Goat island which must get a new gait on me Golden Days trivialities is- now a government reserve was the Sinequanonymous Most essential Surely the best thing out is St Jacobs Oil haunt of pirates and that much buried Tuink Atesty person full of kinks treasure is hidden on the island for Rheumatism and cranks Another is that the island wa used The wages of sin defies alike the hard Conn umption Muddle catastrophe by the Spaniards in early days as a L A W Bulletin times and monopolies Tilge Decoction of tea which ha- burying ground Several attempts have stood too long whether warm or cold been made tolocate the hidden treasure To feel the sensation pro ¬ but without success The skeletons un Screel duced by hearing a knife edge squeal earthtd are of enormous proportions on a plate few being less than sis ieetsix inchi Smarmy Saying treacly things long things which do not sound genuine Scrungle The feeling of hearing a THE MARKETS late pencil squeaked on a slate Uluxy An adjective denoting the Cincinnati75 Feb 1S9 MBQCK Cattle common quality that isnot quite oily or creamy LIVE 4 fr 4 Select butchers o C o tor glutinous but sometimes of each a CAJL Fair logood light ¬ ¬ - Biscuit making as practiced by some wom ¬ I PAENTorWALLSiGEILIN CALC1MO FRESCO TINTS FOR DECORATING WALLS from vour grocer or paint dealer and do your own knlsomninp This material is made onBci ntinC priniplfs Tv machinery and milled in t went four tints nid Mrapertor to nnv conmrtton of Gluo end wlilfini that can jiossitilv be made bv hand To l you mixed with olrt Witter cHnnot purchase this material from if we will put you in the way ot ohtatnmi It J our local dealers et us know and THE MURALO COMPANY NEW BRICHTGN 8 I NEW YORK and CEILINGS KgHSPo Calcimo v tMndfor8ANPIEOIiOK fARlSani STAR PLUG L M NATURAL LEAF PLUG CLIPPER PLUG CORNER STONE PLUG SLiDGE PLUG SCALPING KNIFE PLUG SLUDGE MIXTURE SMOKING LIGGETT 48c IVZYEFIS TOBACCO COMPY Manufacturer Made by COMBINE Not Chicago Inter Ocean HOu SHI-lLP- - parts are put perfectly at rest and tbe cough drops away It has no diseased tissues on which to hang flammation is subdued the Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster draws out inflammation of the laniMli Method of Curiug Cheese Denmark and Holland are the largest jraporters of dairy products in Europe Is boh ot these countries the most m leiaigent thought is given to the per tcetmg of all processes in that branch of agriculture A Danish method re cently devised rto prevent the genera ¬ tion of mites in ffcririjr h said to he en ¬ tirely effective The process consists in continually whitewashing the rooms in which the cheese areeured until the mites are destroyed the cheeses before being placed in these apartments being steeped m brine for a whole day Dur ¬ ing their stay of a fortnight in the hey are earefuiJy scraped and wiped daily Finally they are washed in Jime water and are thee stored on thoroughly e leau shelves LTnfortunateHr Danish cheese for a thorough tesi of this process are not so subject to the generation of mitea as are French and Italian sorts If these could be freed from the attack of mites througii the use of the Danish procesis its value would be inestimable ¬ cur-iug-rco- m LWrlit Goarse and heavy Mixed puckers 5 - shippers Choice s - LAMB FfXUB--WItertaai- ly CRA1 irn--3- e Kc 3 red Wheat 2 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Abms 180 WwcHizna Ave New Haw Com g READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVERTISED IN ITS COLUMNS SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING WHAT THEY ASK FOR REFUSING ALL SUBSTITUTES OR IMITATIONS cu-UN- - - -- - eases tJW ment Free Hook of IB testimonials and IO II 11 quick relief and cures worst KKrVS SOt8iiox av t Atlanta treat Ua ¬ ut -- CURES i WHERE Cough Syrup In time Sole POPULAR MCUTHLY MAGAZITTES jxistal for FREE SendAjStro information EM PIKE Hox UK ir N V A N piMMC K E IJIWt - 1748 yK HK r- Oats Mixed Mca w -- OIJK L tolJ SAN FBAN CISCO Co I JWSW ORK fcOPIBYILLS- - Ky Ctat - - jjtt S4 f- c- I 8 CLOTHES SPECIALS Jfn THE BOURBON NEWS r Pockets and Things Tallm Have to Put In Garments Jr ARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 17 1899 No special who took down the measurements the tailor dismissed his patron and said ifeat the suit would be finished sure m a certain day What did yon mean by saying no fecial to your clerk asked the cus tomer Well that means that you want your clothes made all right and without ny crank thing about them Pockets We have cus l the great special jfemers who want besides the regular pockets places in their waistcoats for emils eyeglasses and all sorts of Uiings Some pencil pockets are made o hold only one pencil and some for a tamefc Eyeglass pockets are also or dered in keeping with the shape and ifeyle of the glasses and pockets for cigars are ordered for all sizes from the Sttle half pencil shape to the great big perfecto Freak pockets inside of other pockets are also in demand and ohaxnois lined pockets which we usual ly make for the watch side of the waist coat are ordered often for trousers by aaen who carry silver trinkets in them Another class of special customers are those whose garments are made with a view to the wearers health Mpny men have an inner band of red flannel put on the waist of their trou pers as a cure for rheumatism and some driving coats are made so that sheets of stout paper may be slipped between the breast lining and the cloth when driving against the wind On the whole said the tailor a man in my business has the best opportunity to find out the kinks and queer points about men not only as to their New York persons but their minds Tribune ¬ With that remark to the assistant Pontic a a Hercules I could tell you a story about strong men photography Some of the minor limbs of the fraternity depend on the cunning of the camera for advertiseSo said a photographer ment One fellow who visits country fairs and casual shows goes through tricks of a kind wonderful to the unscientific mind They are merely tricks after all and his strength is a catch He depends on his photos for advertisement In posing he folds his arms tightly dilates the muscles of his neck and lines his veins with prussian blue His picture gives you Hercules in his power of majesty In private he is a well developed man without any swagger of sinew or ¬ ¬ said the old college man was occupied by a very estimable and intelligent gentleman He did not believe in ghosts but two nights had made him look old and careworn and there were certainly loud strange and startling noises in his attic They would continue right up to the time that some one entered the haunted room but the opening of the door was the signal for a ¬ ¬ Haunted House The haunted house in this case ¬ strength ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FINERTYS SERMON From the Preuoher Bron lit Who Didut Deliver It Before ex Congressman John Finerty became famous as the great American British lion tail twister he was one of the best reporters in Chicago He was an The Tribune and one day a certain sty editor best known to fame as the dian who always wore a straw hat and amoked a corncob pipe decided that Mr Finerty should be disciplined It was Saturday and sometime after nidnight Mr Finerty was assigned to report the morning sermon of an ob- ¬ scure minister way down on the South Side Finerty was the senior and his associates were thunderstruck They Kpectud an explosion at least but finerty remained calm and dignified although a trifle pale Then he will aesign they thought but Finerty talked out and made no sign To the surprise of every one he reported the mext day as usual and turned in an abstract of the sermon Every one read it an JiOoday niornin and it was certainly an eloquent and carefully reported sermon That afternoon a man of clerical cut tailed on the city editor and asked to see the young man who had reported his sermon the morning before Mr Finerty was introduced The man of the clerical cut would like to see Mr Finerty alone for a few moments Out in the hallway he asked Of course you were nut at my church yesterday morning No replied Finerty Well I simply stopped to thank you for the sermon It was far more eloquent than the one I preached Finerty had composed the sermon in s neighboring cellar beer saloon on Saturday night Lippincotts Maga ft --- lriie ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ zine Fog Iu Photography Oue serious and at the same time un inspected source of fog in photography is often due to the fact that the blacking has slightly worn off the lens mornt and there is a reflection which seults in a loss of brilliancy in the jregivc Constant use and endless cleaning of the lent in time wear the felr king eff and this should be attend¬ ¬ ¬ ed to and all metal parts kept well Win re lenses are mounted in sluminium still more care is necessary in this rtpea as wherever iu such blacked ihe lens nases the blacking wears off white light instead of yellow light is reflected into Sometimes diaphragms of the iris pattern are greatly at fault in this respect By reason of its construction tbe leaves or vanes in this diaphragm are in onstant friction while being set and thus become polished and reflective for which reason some photographers avoid caving iris diaphragms in their lenses ¬ nnvitbst9uding their convenience sareful examination A of the apparatus Trill insure safety in this matter Stops fd the ordinary pattern become in time iittle better than bare metal especially st the edges sf the aperture Some Clerical Jokes you have matiue in your No we prefer linoleum akurcb ther clerk gave out in church Let us sing to the praise and glory of God A lymu of my own composure Jriy asked the dean to read at her bed add that beautiful lessou there was sumtnat about greaves in it The tefm read her 1 Samuel xvii She listened with arms outstretched and wrde no comment until I came to the e He had greaves of brass upon his igt At this she raised her hauds in tasy and said Ah them greaves Do it it i My rs beautiful greaves Life by Dean Pigou Phases of he Araxes river in Transcaucasia i shifted to its ancient bed and now directly into the Caspian sea in- sl of into the Kura at a point 60 tale from the latter s mouth-proposal has been made by a rench cheariat to obtain easily assimilable iron tonics from vegetables by feed- ¬ ¬ j i ing the plants judiciously with iron fertilizers Professional strong men are as clev- er at make up as a society actress The latter lavishes attention on face and neck while breast and ribs muscles and throat occupy the former for hours ere the camera confronts them A few lines about the body add pounds to the weight of a strong man in the pic- the light in its direction and there was a studied pose imparts addi- - a jug rolling back and forth rapidly ture the handle striking the floor with a tional formidability The veins of a certain professional loud thud Must be spirits in that jug Hercules protrude like whipcord in the photographic cabinet He dusts them laughed big Hicks but his laugh was a with powdered ultramarine and treats tremolo Well see and he let go with the high parts of the muscles with in- - one of his famous kicks that shattered dian red Otherwise his picture would the uncanny vessel Then every fellow appear quite ordinary Cincinnati let out a yell and jumped as though trying to knock a hole in the roof A Enquirer rat had crawled into the jug and had A Xiee Little Hint For George been frantically trying to get out A business man has a daughter and Detroit Free Press also a confidential clerk and the confi- GOODS GOODS dential clerk has for some time been atThe Platform Woman tentive to the daughter but he has not The platform woman never has been or had not a month ago sufficient a credit to but ever a blot upon Amercourage to come to the point though ican womanhood I make this emphatic AND LOOK the young woman goodness knows has statement from a personal knowledge never done anything to scare him off of the homes which these women leave for he is a first class fellow in every re- - behind when they go to their meetsped The other evening he was mak- ings writes Edward Eok in The La ing a call and about 9 oclock her fa- dies Home Journal ther came in I have seen the roorr of their how about homes left in wild disorder I have seen Ah George he said that deal we were talking about this their servants sitting in idleness with afternoon Did you see the party work on every hand to do I have seen CLOAKS replied George and I the children neglected and left to their Yes sir expected to see you this evening and own devices I have heard husbands tell you about it speak in derision of the motives of their AND YCU ALWAYS SAy My dear said the father turning wives No woman in a happy American to his daughter will you retire for a home can ever afford to Uceu to these GOOD GOODS few minutes George wants to speak parasites of her sex business for awhile Fortunately the platform womans The daughter rose irp but hesitated influence is steadily on th wane She she asked was never a power She was never even Whv do I have to go doubtfully picturesque Her worst injury was Because dear smiled the father wrought upon certain weak women who you are not interested Why do you for the time she deluded But even want to stay with them she was soon regarded with She blushed and started out wonder rather than with interest with Because papa she twittered Id suspicion rather than with confidence 70T rather like to hear George talk business The disappearance of the platform wojust once man is a case of a blot being blotted Then George got red and the father out looked at them both significantly and Successive Steps In Success the girl tied London Answers The ambitious amateur went to see the experienced theatrical manager the Bishop Praise For I want to be a star actress she The bishop of never mind where What do you advise me to do being a newcomer and somewhat trou said Hm have you ever had an affair bled with a neglected diocese thought he asked to inspire his clergy to take occasional of the heart Well she simpered two or three HOUSE LOT 111 BLACK ¬ services during the week by periodically visiting out of the way parishes and young fellows are breaking their hearts OF about me taking one himself SMITH SIKH FOB SALE That wont quite do Go and get On one of these occasions having nice Of National lni formed quite a good congregation and your own heart broken he said and DESIRE to sell iny house and ot having been moved to much eloquence then come again with blacksmith shop at JacksonI i She had heard something like thi I will sell for half cash bal ville Ky in his sermon he felt a little not unace iu twelve months For further know if he had made before and she went away with her natural desire to AfiOXK particulars address or call on any impression on the usually unim chin in the air BEN J F SHARON pressionable yokels and put some leadJacksonville Ky nSoot tf A year later however she returned ing questions to the old clerk who was Well she said choking down a Daily bv mi til helping him to unrobe in the vestry v yea i I have come back to you heart Advertisement I hope theyve been pleased with sob Well M a year 8nu lay by luaiL Dily and I married one of those youna broken yer said the old man patronizingly ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT and Im sure we tnk it werry kind o men He treated me shamefully ami has deserted me yer worship to come down and preach There is a place An old adage reads Ah that is something like said to us but yer knaw a worsser one and for everything to be 8 the Greatest Bnodny Newspaper in for everything would ha done for the likes o we if the manager rubbing his hands togeth in its place the LOUISVILLE DISPATCH We ar getting on Only one tiling the WorJd he added with becoming humil- er so be should find a place in the home of every more is necessary my dear young wo Livity one could ha bin found The DEMOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUTH man get your divorce and then we Price 5 cents a copy By mail 2 a yr Dispatch ing Church is the peoples paper owned by Chicago Tribune shall want you Address THE SUN New Y rk the people and is always ready to fight Martello Tower In England for the cause of the people IT STANDS Whatever may have been the defenLandmarks SQUARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLAT- ¬ sive value of martello towers a century Every town has a liar or two a smart FORM without the aid or consent of the ago it has entirely evaporated now Aleck som pretty girls more loafers Gold Bug sioaopoUes aiid a fulr compar ¬ There are a good many of them on the than it needs a Woman or two thai ison of its ncv s service now being furnished over leased wires by the New York coasts of Essex Suffolk Kent and Sus tattles an old fogy that the town Sun the Chicago Inter Ocean and the sex These massive round towers some would be betto r off without men who w Northern Press Association with that of 40 feet high were regarded as and very stand on the street corners and mate any other paper will fuliy verify its likely were splendid defenses at the remarks about the women a man who Motto If you see it in the Dispatch ita time they were erected but they have laughs an idiotic laugh every time he po and if its so it is always in the Dis ¬ long been used only for coastguard pur says anything scores of men with the patch poses Their name is derived from the caboose of their trousers worn smooth The Dispatch also has a staff of over Italian coast towers which were erected as glass and men who can tell yon 300 active correspondents in the South and Warn about the weather and how to run other as a protection against pirates will POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS ing that a suspicious craft was in sight peoples business but who have mad ANTH Get the of any other Louisville paper was given by striking a bell with a a dismal failure of their own North Di patch it gives the news and tells the martello or hammer It was the power port News a truh about it ful defense made in 1794 by Le Tellier Daily 8 pages Sunday 24 pages Weeft Wanted Something Quicker at the tower of Mortella with only 38 8 paces We club ivith th Weekly Some few years ago 1 issued a policy men against a simultaneous sea and Dispatch at the remarkably low price of land attack led by Lord Hood and Ma on the life of a man who was far from jor General Dundas which brought being a model husband I called for the them into favor in this country It was premium every week and rarely got it thought that they would be a splendid without a grumble from the wife The O fSV 2P 9r r Jr tf V 1r r London last time I called she said W Boney W defense against I ain t going to pay you any more Chronicle READY FOR SALE Theres Mrs Smith only had her old Terms 5 and Hh per cent on real EVERYWHERE M s society three months and Ancient GlasMmaklng estate mortgage man in When the council of ten ruled Venice hes dead and shes got the money Im MOORE ROGERS JANUARY Ut J899 they issued a decree regarding the art going to put my old man in that so I6sep fimr Paris Ky j j Jf J J J Jr JP JP J JP JP a work- you neednt call again Liverpool runs It if of glassmaking man carry his art beyond the limits of Mercury Together with his country to the detriment of the re The Time It Worked public he shall be desired to return If TEETH EXTRACTED Little Johnny always wanted to sleep he disobey his nearest relatives shall finally Papa Mc pais be imprisoned If in spite of their im in the morning and how he would ever prisonment he remain obstinate in his Swatters wondered NO COCAINE NO GAS betimes At last he wish to live abroad an emissary shall get the boy up following 6truck upon the A simple application to the gums used be told off to kill him Compiled by Johnny the furnace fire is all fixed only by Jie and acknowledged by the the best and easiest and and the ashes have been carried out public to French Hnmor EDGAR STANTON MACLAY absolutelyle from any ater effects Breakfast is alfree Jus- - and the leaves raked Madame to her chambermaid Catepboric treatment for paiuless most over and only three pancakes of the U S Navy Historian tine the doorbell rang filling it wasnt the left Is madame sure his Johnny forgot- his ablutions in clock 800 Set of teetb Couldnt be it is only quarter of hurry Syracuse Herald THE STANDARD 1500 Upper and lower 10 SOctsup Silver fillings An Antique Weapon AMERICAN ANNUAL1 Yes but madame knows the clock 100 up Gold fillings You are an iceberg exclaimed her Echo de Paris is fast 500 ttold crowus elderly but well preserved adorer pale AM 50 eta Painless extraction A dozen The little Japs are about as free from with anger and mortification PRICE 25 CENTS arrows eacn d s the vice of drunkenness as any people Cupids with a hundred never find a vulnerable place in in the world In fact it is the rarest could 321 Main St Paris Ky thing in the world to see an inebriates your flinty heart to Postpaid to any Mtm opp Court house Not if they used an old beau subject of the mikado The native 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m Hours Mr Wellup coldly replied THE WORLD Pulitzer Buildings drink saki is used about as tea in shoot with Miss Flyppe Tephone 79 this country and it is but little mort the young and beautiful NEW YORK Chicago Trihuna intoxicating i ¬ j most oppressive silence Half a dozen of us college fellows asked permission to investigate and it was gladly granted We waited till we heard the noise and I assure you that there was plenty of it It continued until we had crept up stairs but ceased when we entered the attic We waited there without result till big Hicks of the football team carried out a plan We closed the slide to the dark lantern slammed the door noisily as though leaving and then settled down to wait Presently the noise began We flashed ¬ will Finsro TWIN BROTHERS 1TOTT OU NEED AT LOWEST PB10ES JUST WHAT IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS Mens and Boys Suits Over- Coats Ulsters Pants Underwear Boots Shoes Hats Caps Shirts Etc ¬ ¬ DEY CAPES DRESS LADIES SHOES JACKETS CHILDRENS SHOES ¬ COME IN THROUGH OUR BIG STOCK OF ¬ ¬ ¬ PjgihinD Pry Goods Boots ETC and Shoes CAPES WILL THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY AT RIGHT LOW PRICES IS AT TWIN BROTHERS 9 ¬ QURBDNS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRIKGERS 703 MAIN STREET PARIS KENTUCKY ¬ News and Opinions m JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guarantee- - satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable ¬ THE S coin z I ¬ ¬ ¬ iwu i GEO VV DAVIS ¬ DEALER IX I The Sunday Sun Finn it nre Window Shades Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ¬ ¬ Special attention givei to Undertaking and Repairing Maix Stkeet Pakis Ky ¬ The World ¬ ¬ Almanac and Encyclopedia for 899 CURES CONSTIPATIONil PEPSIN For Rent The store room Grosche is for rent occupied by C Possession given Apply to i ¬ January 1st 1899 Geo Rassenfoss ¬ ¬ Illustrated History of the Spanish American War 1m Imr Lite msurancB Policies Money T Lean BOUGHT FOH CASH J J H S STOUT Paris Ky Barber Shop Moved have moved their ber shop across the street and now the handsomest baiber shop and rooms ever in Paris All work ¬ J3J ¬ Buck and Bill bar- ¬ ¬ The Battle Calendar of the Republic wrrnoT with neatness and dispatch With tnanks for past favors Buck and Bill solicit a liberal share of the public patronage tf have bath done ¬ Insure against fire wind and light ¬ - ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co ower rates and absolutely safe insur- ¬ ance O W Miller Agent I Paris Ky j 1 i mi i f cost the policy holders fifty cent on the 7 hundred dollars durinar th O W Insurance in the Hurst Home only Miller Agent vr Paris Ky K

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