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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): February 21, 1899

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T LJ CHAMP MILLER C- BOURBON PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NEWS Established Editors and Owners fe J 1 NMETEEOTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY MILLERSBURG TL7ESDAY FEBRUARY 21 1899 I er HEMP SEED Those farmers expecing to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted irom unina in lays jan 2mo W J Osborne Mason Mrs John Madison Bourbon Mrs Wm McKee Bourbon Will and John Talbott Atlanta Arthur New Nota Gathered In And About The Stanhy and Charles Millersburg The Hurc pall bearers were DrR Tiltc n Mrs Martha Shockley is quice ill Willis Boston Dr 1 R Beet N B Wilson T J Jones Thos McClintock again Tbos Melntyre is roach tetter the Jos A Miller J W Cromwell H H Vanhook J G Allen and the remains past week were interred Sunday morning at Batle Bruce Feeback visited friends at Lair Grove Cemetery Cynthiaua Services Sunday were held at the residence by Rev B C Dwigbt Bowden visited his mother in Herr The deceased had his life in- ¬ sured in the New York Life for 10000 Paris Sunday JR GEO W STUART Has Located in the Massie Building N DC- - on Third Street Opposite L DEALER Depot COal luilding Sand Domestic and Port a id Cements Salt Lime MD FIELD SEEDS OF ALL Scle GRAIN LEXINGTON KY N PARRIS DEALER IN Groceries and Fruits MAIN STREET OPPOSITE EXPRESS OFFICE Consumption or Asthma in No it is not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure ad- ¬ John W Bedford has been quite ill for the past week Addison Turner isv in Cincinnati this Week on the breaks Messrs T Righter and Kirby Denton visited bere Sunday Miss Nannie Bowden of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Mr John Wigelsworth of Poiudexter visited friends here Suday Dr A J Hitt left Friday for a trip to New Orleans and Old Mexico Julian Adair of Georgetown College was here Sunday to visit friends Wis Fauuie Vimont is visiting Mrs Win Throckmorton at Cynthiana Mrs Rituinlufi Payne and son and 8 Allen daughter are guests of lrs Mis Florence Bass has a class in Bbort hand and type writing at Cynthi ana Chas N Johnson had n attack of vertigo MjuUu wuile at work in the store Mrs Claude Vimont returned Friday from a visit with her father at Sharpt burg liieg Mary Puruell is the guest of Misses Jenuie and BeSbie Puruell this SCINTILLATIONS An IIBS Comment John Barnes and J Wall Wilson will open a skating ri lk at VI t Sterling Peter Vanhook aged 102 died Sunday Interesting Jumble Of News And Agent For The Celebrated i ¬ at the county infirmary in Harrison A Columbus lud man swallowed his false teeth while asleep and almost choked to death Co distillers at J W Watson Maysville assigned yesterday to Ben Poyntz Liabilities 30000 John Fox Jr will shortly publish in Harptis Magazine A Spanish War Story which was written during the Santiago campaign Nearly 35000 people have been vac cinated in Louisville since February 1 1899 and others are being vaccinated at the rate of 2000 a day Of the eighteen cases of meningitis reported ltlHendersou county eighteen are known to have been fatal Twelve out of thirteen in the city of Henderson proved fatal ¬ MOUNTAIN ASH COAL A Complete JELLIO Line of OWENSBORO FARM WAGOXS Teleptiono rrw 9797 v uBLmwwjiwg THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short N k CRESCENT KT I ¬ v ftcm0mxmlM Utwflsw steamer Connections points LP jet I Jtr line to Florida and West India Double Daily Pullman week Miss Sadie B vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully laim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages fo effect a cure Sold by James Kennedy Druggist The 7 nLWiUO HfllWTV pretty work girls of bright of her aunt Mis week Dr N H McKiuiu y is attending the Dentists Association this week at Lou¬ ¬ rt of Paris is the W M Miller givst this a ar under the direction of skilled men in surroundings as clean as a parlor make it positive teat Peebles Candr is always dainty Monev cannot buy any A I lAfl V JiLYVnO PI IRF higher grade ingredients rUIL than are used in the manufacture of Heebie Candy an absolute guarantee that it is always pure and wholesome Al IAAV FRFH AGENTS are supplied riVLOn daily from the factory with feeble Candy insuring that it is always fresh and delicious Superior to others but price no higher Try it Agents for Allegretti A RubelN delicious Chocolate Creams A full line always on hand isville Dr Julius Purnell of Paris has lo cated here and taken office room with Dr C B Smith Mr and Mrs Geo Johnson have gone t housekeeping with her father Roe Evans on Main stieet Mi s Fa nie Beeding left Tuesday for Ciuciainiti where she will take a position in a millinery store W V Shaw and Jas Woolums have the thanks of many citizens for getting ¬ FOR slAJLiE 500000 of best leading varieties ers as Buback trawoerrv Fiants such oth- ¬ Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI LIMITED solid vestibuled NUBro TV Fast 7f5rc East Coast Service through to FLORIDA AND HAVANA Queen Crescent FO P Railway makes rywvp service to Fkrida via the Southern Railway and direct stermship con or at Tampa West Coast for We selt in lots of 50 100 or 1000 Price 2 per 10 0 For further iufor mation apply to or address Havilaud Gaudy and nection on arrival at Miami JOHN TKABUE till mayl and Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Juan all Wet India ports 24 hours Cincinnati to Florida and Cincinnati to New Orleans Free books and information by addressing C W ZtTLL DIV PASSGR AGENT 4TH AND RACE STS CINCINNATI O OR O L MITCHELL DIV PASSGR AGENT CHATTANOOGA TENN GENL PASSGR AGENT CINCINNATI O W C RINEARSON Rcddels Mills Ky Stf Interested la the South 7 Send P eta to W C Bioearson for New Illustrated Monthly Laud and a Living one jeajy Trees f Plants vines of riaai last week I j lLlinO The Joseph Peebles Candy is sold exclusively in this city by R Peebles Sons Prest Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES tnblehed 1840 Cincinnati O JKsrtwmrrm O S VARDEN JAS FEE SON We desire to establish agencies for Lyleburn Fruit Cako 1 lb tins A great trade winner xr For firet class laundry work leave your laundry with J Will Clarke at Smedleys Coriington It If you want your collars and cuffs well laundered send them to Will Clark Smedleys at Wellington fit Tbos McCliutock J T McClelland E P Clarke and A T Morrit attended Mt Sterling court yesterday The ladies of Millersburg are setting up a petition for a Curfew Law urging its adoption by the City Conncil N Railroad brought iu sev The L eral cars of coal Sunday which broke th co 1 famine for the present Miss Lizzie McCliutock hns returned from Owiogsville where she taught iu the Citv School for the past year A Vaoght of Maysville Bar J the opening seiuion for the will preach Missionary Institute Tnetday night Fur first class work send to Bourbon Work guaranteed Steam Laundry W neck bands free n ¬ Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubs Small Fruits and everj thing for Orchard Lawn or Garden We employ no agents but sell direct at reasonable prices Strawberry and Tree Catalogues on ap plication to Cbe Dubitie Jewelry fourth and walnut Otss Long Dlstano Cincinnati O Call 870 Telephone H F HILLENMKYKIt Telephone 279 Lexisgton Ky DIAMOND CUTTERS ffll our Diamonds are Carefully selected in the rouyA and cut in our factory by Uxpert Diamond Cutters life carry the jCaryest Stock in the llfest at the jCowest Prices I ULfcLio Sale OF SiouK Crop iQHewtts the of As Administrator of the estate James Whaley deed I will sell public sale at his late residence on Redmon turnpike seven miles North Paris on at of STATIONERY SILVERSMITHS WATCHES We are Sole Agents for the Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ Our Department of VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe Stationery and Engrav ¬ WEDDING SILVER is the Co watches Our stock in this most complete in the West A every grade and ing is thoroughly few exclusive patterns of Ster- line and complete ling Silver Spoons and Forks at make known to the trade at la every respect prices to suit everybody 100 PER OUNCE Mail Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many vatuable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection ¬ lndds up-to-da- te GiiiLLGM Ml MUM KilUv And Club Bolter Skatos mfeM M C CELEBRATED SKATi The iiinjf Skates cinnati in the interest of the Training He is entered in four foot School races SLMKI 12S St rPHLIKS Having sold my interest in the grocery b sinews I desire to thank my friends liberal patronage Easiest and Lightest Him and patrons for theirRespectfully yours while in busiuess on Agt Earl Curient left this morning to at tend he Mid Winter Carnival at Cin JM J Will Clark Wednesday Fcl 22 at 930 a m 1 bay mare 1 181M iir r rggygJfci Tornadoes And Cycloiien ash ¬ ¬ 2 1 1 1 ivrirth HENLEYS lt T D Judy Rol Not a ler Skates Univprsnllv adopted whun used in Jos Case who lives near Tarrg Sta competition with any other kate un- tiou came home from Paris Tuesdav rivalled The leading roller skate in th night with frozen feet and they were world Case died subsequently amputated ¬ Siturday at noon MeCormick binder mower Randall harrow 1 farm wagon 1 sled buggies of ploW gears etc Lot Corn in crib Meat and lard i tobacco sticks Hay and fodder Corn in shock Some household furniture Terms made known on day of sale AT calf horses good work mule 2 yearling Colts weanling colts bay mare with pedigree Shorthorn cow 1 Jersey cow 2 wiodntortiw Lookout iha win sweep yoor farm property ii iae If yon are going to have a sal and of the ea tin ami yon will lorn it ail wit b set a dinner at a reasonable unless jou have a policy iu the old and price calf on l00n tried Glen Falls ol New Yoik GEORGE KASSENFOSS insnrance for fiv- - years will only cost yon 10 Tobacco harns a specialty aUsepttmj Paris Ky 9nov rf j T Pouter Smith Agent ie Dinners or an ex ¬ CYCLE SKATE periment but the only practical sci- ¬ entific RINK SKATE on the market Over two miMions of HENLEYS SKATES sold in this and other countries Hknly Bicycle Roller Skate Wks Richmond lud U S A Having purchased the half interest of T D Judys in the gr cerv business I will co iiiuue tbe business at the same Hand Thanking you for patronage 1 jeapectfully solicit your trade iu the Forsyth Anctr JOHN C TALBOTT Administrator I suffWe r 25 years with a cough and spent farndreds of dollars with doctors a id tor medicine to n avail un til I used D Bells This remedy makes Wak lungs strong It has saved my lite J B Rosell Fin-Tar-Ho- Cghel 20 Years EXPERIENCE ¬ 60 YEARS ney THTra a Trade Marks Copyrights DESIGNS Anyone sending a sketch and descriv imi mlb quickly ascertain our opinion free whet her as invention is probably patentable Communica tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest auency for securn patents ¬ Grautsburg 111 uture it Frank Collier N C FISHER Attorney- - At Law Paris Kentucky OflBce on Phone 58 Broadwav upstairs 2 doors West of Boukbon News LUNGS appoints Try it at once SORE FOR SALE power Grinding Mill will grind 00 to 75 barstandard make ear corn per day with 10 borse rels power Will sell cheap R P Barnett A first-cla-- 8 ¬ Sore lungs pain in the chst and painful breathing are quickly relieved and cured by the old reliable specific Dr Bulls Cough Syrup This remark- ¬ able remedy breaks up a cold in one night and is without doubt the very best medicine for all affections of the throat andungs It has cured thou- ¬ sands and will cure you It never dis- ¬ ¬ DrBulls Cough Syrup Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists om The very best comp pose my agency whicn insures against nre win a ana storm ion -- union W 0 HINTON Agent f Will quickly heal Sore Lungs FArtcy California evaporated fruits tf Newton Mitchell 1 Chas N Johnson one of the most i c commodating and popular voung cleiks Having rented my farm I will offer at of our town will assist Frank Collier in public sale on his grocery Miss Lelia McClintock left to dav for Tuesday February lis Hi 1899 Chicago to spend a month with Miss Charlotte Rightman who visited her the following property good work mule sister Miss Jimmie who is a teacher at 1 good woik horse the Chicago University 1 combined saddle and harness horse Henry Kavanaueh colored died here 2 combined saddle and harnets mares He was bniied yesterday by Saturday 1 harness and work mare the colored I O O F which had rep Some fiae Jersey cows and heifers resentatives here from Carlisle and Cyn Also some grade cows and heifers thi ma Kavanaueh had received quite 10 brood 8uW8 a sum in sick benefits from said order 1 1 horse wagon 4 horse wagon highest market 1 1 boree cart I will give you the 1 binder good as new price in groceries for your butter eggs 1 new disc grain drill alive and dressed poultry and bacon 2 disc cultivators A fall line of fresh groceries canned 1 rockawray bana g ods oranges and lemons 1 buggy nas apples nd vegetables always on harrows and other me a call Roller plows band Give too numerous to mention Frank Collier things It Sale to begin at 10 oclock Died Jas Talbott aged 76 years 7 Terms All sums of 10 and under months and 4 days died Friday at 7 a cash over that amount six months m at his home on the Cynthiana pike time without interest His wife 4 miles north of Millersburg W H CLAY He leaves 10 12 years ago died about Euzvbeth Ky Mldren Mrs Jas McKre Cynthiana A T Forsyth Auctioneer M Durham Mt Sterling Mrs Robt 1 ¬ -- Public Sale Hickmotts asparagus tips equal to the fresh F B McDermott c WANTED by March 1st as Superin deut on a farm Capable of attending to all lusiness Fiist class references Address Position tvecial notice without charge in the Patents taken through Munn Co receive Scientific American Largest cir¬ A handsomely Illustrated weekly culation of any scientific journal Terms 3 a t iar lour montns si soiaDyai newsdealers MUNN Co36IBroada 625 New York Jos M Wrioht Branch Office F SU Washington D C Paris Ky LKLordmanMD Of No 503 W JCinth Street Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris v Will Keniey Physician Phone 136 M- - D Surgeon TUESDAV FEB 14 1890 returning every second Tuesday in each month Office Fouith and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7Jto 10 a m 2 7 ¬ Reeerence E veryleading Paris Kentucky j h y sicia n Gan tn to 4 p m to 8 p m Cottage For Rent Nic1 cottage of four rooms For Rent Five mom brick resides u Seventh Tath room and otner i nnwa Apply to J K SPEARS - apply to stre r C ARNSPARGER tnces THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS EY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21 1899 ON THE RETREAT The Americans Attacked While Retir ing But Drove the Rebels Back ¬ DEATH OF PRESIDENT FAUiiE Flood of Telegrams of Condolence Pours in From All Parts of the World MKinleys Floral Tribute NEW PRESIDENT Riotous Scenes Attended th Election of M Loubet in the Convention Hall M Deroulede Drew a Revolver and Made A COSTLY CONFLAGRATION STEP BACKWARD Troops Retire From Gaudaloupe Church Large Chair Factory and Other Property rt Port Washington AVi Burned -- Loss The American Over 83O00O0 OOO 3Ien Out of Work Evil Dispositions Are Early Shown Just so evil in the blood ley representing the feeling of the 20 From an early hour Paris heat was very oppressive Friday and using Hoods Sarsaparilla Maxiia Feb 17 There was another sister republic am Emperor William SaturdayFeb of the railroad lines stations clash Thursday between the Americans praying that GoA would grant the the troops especially those who are In older people the aftermath leading to Versailles were crowded widow strength to bear her sorrow compelled to work in the open have and insurgents Four companies ot with people gathered to witness the Among the most noticeable wreaths been affected It will probably be of irregular living shows it volunteers which had been driving- back departure of the deputies and senawarmer from now on until the rainy self in bilious conditions a the rebels southeast of the city were fol is the kaisers comp osed of orchids tors M Deroulede arrived here by the season lowed in when they retreated At San and parnaviolets bearing the monogram W surmounted by the imperial Lons railroad and was met by mem The rebels have been concentrating heavy head a foul mouth Iedro Macati the Americans made bers of the Patriotic league south of the Pasig river in front of a general bad feeling a stand near a churchyard The reb crown In sharp contrast to this are a Order prevailed at the stations Brig Gen Ovenshines lines on the els closed in and warm fighting ensued couple of prettr bunches of flowers It is the blood the impure blood where to all appearances there were right all day long The country in the friends which is the real cause Purif for some time The Californians finally with ribbons inscribed to Our Friend no special police precautions taken vicinity is a particularly thick jungle advanced and took a ridge command and Ally and bearing the visiting that with Hoods Sarsaparilla and The first trains took an army of tel- ¬ extending for miles The scouts report happiness will reign in your family ing the valley of the river A gunboat cards of the czar and czarina respect- ¬ egraphers and telephonists to Vergether with a large number of fish that the rebels are apparently coming as went as far the Pasig ively BlOOd Poison- - I lived in a bed of fire sailles where the town hall was decThe German colony in Paris has engines were sent from from Laguna and Cavite provinces for years owing to blood poisoning that folshanties Two and poured shells into the jun- sent its sincere regrets to Madame orated with flags and draped with Milwaukee and one from Sheboygan The Americans are strongly intrenched lowed small pox It broke out all over my gle cleaning out the rebels crape The lamps were lighted and A row of business establishments on from the beach to the Pasigbodv itchine intensely Tried doctors and American provost officers have re- Faure with a beautiful wreath Count veiled with crape Feb 20 The California hospitals in vain I tried Hoods Sarsapa- were burn ¬ Maine and Franklin streets Manila ceived information to the effect that Muravieff the Russian foreig n min The members of the national assem- ed Guadalupe rilla It helped I kept at it and was en abandoned ister has wired the Russian govern but the individual losses were volunteers natives in the city are preparing for bly namely the senators and deputies housetops go on I general uprisings and to this end are ments condolences to the French min began to assemble at 10 oclock and tc small It is believed the flames will church at 5 oclock Sunday morning tirely curedabout could Mrs J the Williams T it and shout which has since been set on fire and Orbondale Pa be confined to the section now afire spying out the location and number oi ister of foreign affairs M Delcasse select their seats Washington Feb 18 Aside from retired to San Pedro Macati The reb the guards Scrofula Sores -- My baby at two M Loubet president of the senate RIOT IN A CklCAGO THEATER ele still hold the country in the vicin months had scrofula sores on cheek and Armed insurgents to the number of the transmission of formal assurances and presiding officer arrived in a car- applications and physicians ity of Guadalupe Pasig and Patero arm Local little or no good Hoods Sar 100 have been captured in a house in of sorrow and sympathy little further medicine did riage at 10 oclock Friends surround Two Thousand Men Women and Children despite the efforts of the gunboats to Binondo A large quantity of arms action by this government because of ed him when he cnnnrilla cured him oermanently He is entered the gallery of Took Part Chairs and Chandeliers Mrs dislodge them fiom the jungle on both now four with smooth fair skin money uniforms and incriminating the death of President Faure will be busts and he said Were Broken and Carpets Torn I p 8 S Wrotex Farmington Del If you love me I sides of the river taken The president will probably hope you papers were also seized wont vote for me The heat is intense and is increasing Chicago Feb 20 A riot in which The Americans were warned by a instruct Minister Porter to present an yP Soon the scene became animated appropriate floral tribute on behalf of men women and children took perceptibly dairy Under present con ¬ friendly Chinaman that the uprising Crowds of people surrounded the doors 2030 This was done on watching the arrival of the members part occurred Sunday afternoon at the ditions it is impossible to provide shade was to take place Thursday night and the executive Star theater Sedwick and Division for the troops in certain parts of the that several boat loads of rifles and the occasion of the death of The palace was closed to the public streets and before the police arrived line particularly McArthurs division machetes had been landed at Ermita the Empress of Austria when Hoods li s cure liver ills non irritating and Various political groups held meetthe offering- bore the writing ings noon the interior of the theater had been Kings brigade is also exposed from the only CHthartii- tc ake with Hoods SarsaparUla In accordance with the policy of at and M Cochery announced From the president of the United badly damaged Seenery which was San Pedro Macati to Culiculi where it Jen Otis not to extend the lines about that M Meline had definitely with- to have been used in the presentation joins Ovenshines brigade Manila any fuVther at present the States A tribute to a noble woman drawn his candidacy The nationalists HE DID NOT HAVE IX front already being nearly 25 miles On the day of President Faures funer-¬ and anti Semites decided not to vote of a play had been tied up by legal FOUR ASPHYXIATED BY GAS proceedings and after the audience long portions of the California and al it is probable that a requiem mass for M Loubet Hoiv a Joshing JuJc Salted Dotts had waited until 4J0 p rn for the cur- ¬ Mrs Charles Fahrenkanip Her Two Chil Washington regiments the 4th cav- will be said for the dead in one of a Delightfully Fresh 1 oclock M The assembly met at alry Xrd Lieut Hawthornes Washingtons churches invitations to Loubet declared the sitting open amid tain to be up many began to clamor Young Man dren and an Unknown Woman Found which will be sent to the president for the return of their money They mountain battery which were about Bead in Their House in Philadelphia the applause of the leftists during William Light foot Visscher tells this charto make a concerted attack on the the members of his cabinot heads of which M Loubet proceeded to draw for were refused at the box office and two Isaac Parker Philadelphia Feb 20 Mrs Chas acteristic story of Hon at Fort Smith l amous minutes afterward chairs were broken insurgents below Pateros were with ¬ departments and congress and repre- ¬ tellers Ark as the terrible judge in pieces and hurled at the stage chan- ¬ Fahrenkanip aged 33 her two chil who probably sentenced more men to be ex drawn Thursday afternoon to their sentatives of foreign countries resident In accordance with custom the letter lived This was the case when former of the alphabet at which the calling deliers were broken carpets were torn dren Florence and William aged re- ecuted than any other judge that everwas so A here former positions along the river was not however because he This thousand or 1200 insurgents are re- President Carnot of France was as-¬ of the roll should begin was drawn by up and the theater and sidewalk out ¬ spectively 10 and 9 years and an un ¬ unrelentingly severe but because le had ported to be massing in that vicinity sassinated and when the empress of lot The letter D appeared whereat side was one mass of fighting yelling known woman aged 35 years were the hardest and most numerous lot of crimthe Austria recently died The invitations there was a groan and a shout oi humanity The clanging of the patrol found dead Sundav in a room in Mrs inals to deal with that ever came within day Some are coming from the north jurisdiction of such an official One wagon bells scattered the crowd in a Fahrenkamps home 1410 North Fifty when there was an unusually large batch of Hong Kong Feb 17 There is a ru- in such cases are transmitted by the Dreyfus however Later in the afternoon second street The gas was turned on culprits to he sentenced the judge looked mor here that Aguinaldo is ready to state department to the members of The calm which prevailed when the hurry compasisonately over his spectacles at one quit hostilities with the United States this government and the foreign rept meeting began did not last long Dur ¬ the money was refunded to those who and life had apparently been extinct young scamp and said for several days Scattered about the on a cash basis This is indignantly resentatives in Washington are invited ing the proceedings Paul Deroulde be- presented their coupons In consideration of the youth and infloor were remnants of ci ¬ experience of this prisoner I shall let him off first denied by the Filipino junta despite through the diplomatic office of th gan yelling at M Loubet denouncing 50 BEAT PREVIOUS RECORDS gars and cigarettes and empty with a fine of judge had done speaking the bereaved country the fact that the insurgent chief made Before the him as a Panamist the gallery at The very beer and whisky bottles man cooily a similar deal with the Spaniards the same time answering with shouts Burlington Fast Mail Train Kxceeded lOO bodies were found by a next door right fresh young his hand intostretched his his trousers leg anil ran Manila Feb 18 Extraordinary LOOKING TO A COMPROMISE of Down with the Jesuits Viva la Miles an Hour forScveral Spurts Be pocket on one side remarking nonchalantly neighbor who had forced an entrance as he did so precautions to prevent a threatened tween Chicago and Omaha France etc The election then be¬ to the house Mrs Fahrenkamp was the Thats all hunky judge Ive got that uprising of the natives in the city con- ¬ A Movement Inaugurated byArmy Repub came the most riotous in the history ¬ on the floor and her daughter much right here in my jeans licans to Patch Up the Re Omaha Neb Feb 20 The west ¬ lying tinue to be taken of the third republic An attempt was penitentiary And one year organization Bill nearby The unknown woman and the cluded the judge in the looking over at conth Then More arrests of suspected Filipinos made to eject Deroulde from the bound Burlington fast mail train Sat- boy were in bed The last heard from the convict in a quizzical sort of way he added ¬ Washington Feb 18 There was a tribune but he drew a revolver and urday beat all previous reeords behave been made The rebel depot of the house was on Thursday Do you happen to have that in your jeans raided at Binondo Wednesday adjoins pronounced movement in the senate threatened to shoot any one who touch- ¬ tween the two cities The train left inmates Womans Home Companion ¬ Chicago Friday evening- at 1047 be- night when the piano was kept play the residence of Col Funston of the Friday looking to a compromise on ed him ing until a late hour On Friday morning ¬ The Mr Drumont anti Semite represent- ¬ ing- detained by the eastern connec Mrs the army reorganization bill Kansas regiment Obstacles Wilson living next door The native crews of the steamers movement originated with several re- ¬ ing in the chamber the first division of tions The train was an unusually was asked by Florence to assist Ha ha laughed Desdemona derisively Do your worst Gloria Don Jose San Joaquin San publican senators who advance the Algiers also attempted to speak and a heavy one carrying the accumulated her mothei raising in her For it being a one night stand the pillow mail delayed in the east The weight ¬ Pedro and Saturnus have killed their opinion that a compromise was prefer- great commotion followed during from the floor where the child borrowed from the hotel certainly wasnt of the mail in the ears is estimated at anybody Spanish officers and handed the vessels able to an extra session of congress which cries of down with anarchy Mrs Wilson large enough to smother me wretched womThe best time was made said she was sleeping 2r0 tons Think not to escape over to the insurgents The steaiirs The Cockrell bill was accepted by were raised told her she was unable to do so and an cried Othello deftly felling her with a had been flying the American flag them as the first advance on the part In the meantime the voting contin- ¬ between Chicago and Burlington suggested that the girl cover her moth- chunk of cord wood Thus art rises superior to obstacles Deof the democrats toward an under- ued and at 240 p m the ballot was when it exceeded 100 miles per hour for er and allow her to continue sleeping since the surrender The actual elapsed troit Journal standing and many felt that they completed While the checking was several spurts The two women and the boy it is beSome Hope For Dreyfus time between Chicago and Omaha was ¬ go farther in that MeOonigle The candidates voice has Paris Feb 20 The election of M would the republicans should direction in progress the members of the assem- nine hours and 14 minutes actual run lieved were then dead and from the played indicate bly left the hall and assembled in the in case Well he can still Heeler out position of the girl who occupied an Loubet to the presidency gives a ray of Philadelphia North meet them half way galleries and corridors where they ning time taking out stops eight other room it is thought that she was sign check cant he Although a willingness to hope to the Dreyfusites American hours and 44 minutes for the 502 miles Loubet hs never openly expressed The movement grew wholly out of the discussed the chances of the election The best previous record was the east overcome by the gas while trying to M Meline loudly announced that he Mrs Fahrenkamps himself it is known that he favors a desire to avoid a special session and bound mail on the Burlington Janu- lift her mother some of the had voted for If Loubet was participated in by husband who is a traveling salesman revision of the Dreyfus case and that M Loubet received 483 votes against ary 2 nine hours 23 minutes and a republican leaders When the matcer ago on busia his sense of justice will prompt him to Northwestern special last summer left home about week was brought to the attention of 270 votes cast for M Meline ness for his firm see that justice is done the prisoner of 1 While in the tribune M Deroulede nine hours and 20 minutes Senator Hawley chairman of the Devils Island Loubets position can on military affairs he gave shouted The president of the repub- ¬ BODY FLACED IN THE COFFIN be judged from the fact that he is be ¬ committee THIRTY PERSONS KILLED it no countenance whatever de- lic ought to be elected by the people ing bitterly assailed by the Faure Prepared for of claring that he was not willing 1 will not vote Frightful Collision Between Trains Near Remainsrave PresidentThousand Persons Twenty the Then turning to If Loubet If De-¬ to yield anything He was critical oi Brussels Engineer Did Not See Sig To Improve the Buffalo Bayou Viewed the Body Saturday the Cockrell bill finding especial fault roulde cried Do you deny what M nals Owing to the Fog Austin Tex Feb 20 The house of with its provisions for natives of the De Beaurepaire has written Pakis Feb 20 It is estimated that the Texas legislature has adopted a new possessions in the American army Brussels Feb 20 An express train I am not To this M Loubet replied M Faures body resolution indoiing the movement in lie announced his purpose to stand bv called on to answer ydu from Calais having passengers from 20000 persons viewed on Saturday The family of the dead Congress to secure an appropriation to his notice to call up the bill reported If Deroulede retorted Iknowwhat London on board collided Saturday president spent some time in the pres fiiake the Buffalo Bayou from Houston by the republican members and insist with a stationary train at Foret near are to the Gulf of Mexico navigable for upon consideration on that basis am 3ou Thirty persons were killed ence of the body Sunday prior to the¬ Apart from the Deroulede incident this city touching ceremony of placing the re deep draught ship and urging the The outright and 50 were more or less in- mains in the corlin which took only Other republican members the voting passed off quietly that Texas members to give their hearty of the committee did not appear members returned to their seats after jured M Dupuy stood at What does your mirror say support to the appropriation and so decided Senator Proctof who does voting and chatted on the events of the The train left Tournai at 529 Satur place at noon Does it tell you of some little while day morning and reached Foret at 814 the foot of the catafalque secure its passage Are you streaks of gray not support the house bill is expected day household Immediately afterward the Mons ex- ¬ the deceaseds military Do your friends of ¬ pleased Bad Frcczr In Mexico The progressionists insisted on vot to return to the city Saturday and marched in and took up a position be the same age show this loss Montekky Mex Feb 20 Reports there will then be a majority of the ing for M Meline although he had press dashed at full speed into the sta- ¬ hind the premier MM Uerge Legal of power also from nearly all points in Northern committee antagonistic to the bill withdrawn his candidature in favor of tion and ran into the Tournai whici and Ulondel were also present With Just remember that gray Mexico show that the intense cold spell The democratic senators generally asr M Loubet which explains the vote Was standing at the platform hair never becomes darker M lierge cut a few tears in his eyes It is said that owing to the fog the locks of hair from M Faures head and without help while dark hair wrought hundreds of thousands of dol- ¬ sume an appearance of indifference cast for him rapidly becomes gray when of the express train did not The votes not given to M Loubet or engineer lars worth of damage to fruit and veg- ¬ kissed his left hand an example once the change begins M etables The orange and peach crops THE SEVENTH ARMY CORPS M Meline were divided between M see the signals by followed was which The collision was appalling The Legall Cavaignac Jen Jamont Gen Saussier will be a total failure Four Hlondel and M Gov Gen Brooke Reviews the Command and others M Meline received an express locomotive mounted en top of mutes then gently raised the body and Prof Stephens Found Guilty the last of the carriages of the Tournai plaoed it within the coffin which was of Gen Lee at Mairianao They 3Iade ovation when he voted E aston Pa Feb 20 Prof Ste ¬ a Good Showing train which were filled with passen ¬ enclosed in a leaden shell the cover of Agoneillo Starts for London hAs beon on trial for a phens who gers These cars were smashed to which was soldered down leaving a Havana Feb 18 Gov Gen Brooke week past charged with setting fire to Montreal Feb 20 Senor Agon pieces glass covered aperture through which Pardee hall Lafayette college was reviewed the seventh army corps Friday cillo and his compatriot Senor Marti Brewer Philip Zang Dead the face of the dead president is visible found guilty at noon Saturday the afternoon at Marianao The weather left Montreal at 6 oclock Sunday Denvkk Col Feb 20 Philip Zang Fpon the silver plate on the casket is was line and the troops made a good evening bound for New York en route jury being out only an hour the veteran brewer died Saturday of a s mple inscription which describes showing Gen Brooke and his staff to London expecting to sail on the drops after two months illness He Murdered and Robbed arrived from El Vedado at half past American liner St Paul on Wednesday was born in the neighborhood of the deceased as president ctf the repub ¬ Fokt Worth Tex Feb 20 The three and were met by Maj Gen Lee lic and master of the Legion of Honor Aschaftenburg Bavaria February 15 and gives the dates of his birth and Murder in the Second Degree bodies of Frank and John Valdez who accompanied them in a ride Wichita Kan Feb 20 The jury 1826 He came to America in 1S4H and death After th cer mony of coffin brothers have been found near Flores around the parade ground About ¬ ville The men were murdered and 14000 troops marched past Th 7th in the Paddy Shea murder case has re- ¬ fotinded a brewing business in Louis ing the remains fras completed the robbed Officers are investigating the cavalry regiment were the only regu turned a verdict of murder in the ville Ky In 1S0 lie took the man casket was replaced upon the cata ¬ wiH bring back to your hair Shea was tried for agement of a small brewery in Denver falque and the public was a ain ad ¬ degree oase lars present Many Cuban and Ameri- second the color of youth It never Dawson a nooted crook in which lias grown to the present large mitted to view the remains King Oscars Health Restored can visitors were spectators of the re- killing Ed It is just as sure as fails Zang establishment July Feb 20 The Daily Chron ¬ view which lasted two hours London that heat melts snow or that tracker Trust Purchase water quenches fire Died of Old Age icles Stockholm correspondent says Indian u oiis 1ml Feb 20 1 was Senator Pos of Vermont is a man a Severe Sentence It cleanses the scalp also Will Receive Chicago Feb 20 David Bradley of punctual habits When offered the given out Sunday night that the Amer that the health of King Oscar has been and prevents the formation of Santiago de Cuba Feb 18 Maj restored and that he has resumed the president of the David Bradley Manu appointment to succeed Senator Mor- ican BsetAt Co known as the cracker It feeds and nour- ¬ dandruff Edward Wilson oi the 3d volunteer facturing Co and proprietor of the government amid general rejoicings ishes the bulbs of the hair himself half trust his absorbed the Hits Baking regiment of immunes whose trial b first foundry in Chicago died Sunday rill he said he would allow He making them produce a luxu- ¬ shut him Co of this city one of the largest in an hour to think it over An improved bicycle chain has small court martial on the charge of forgery It stops the riant growth oil cups attached to the center of the and embezzlement is in progress haa of old age He was born in Groton self up in his library for 0 minutes at dependent concerns in the country hair from falling out and gives with orifices running to pleaded guilty to altering records and N Y in 1S12 and came to Chicago 04 the close of which time he made his Mr Hit refuses to either confirm or block links a fine soft finish to the hair decision In 30 hours he was on his deny the report pears ago as well the bolts which connect the side links severe sentence way to Washington We have a book on the Hair and to the blocks the bending of the chain it is expected that a Scalp which you may obtain tree Suspected Bank Bobber Arrested around the sprocket wheels will be imposed Died of Heart Trouble in passing upon request X li you ao not ontain an tne neiienw allowing a small quantity of oil to O Oberlin O Feb 20 Thos Duross Feb 20 Isaac most Steuben villk The best dressed Badly Injured by Machinery you expected from the use of the Vigor write the Doctor about it Lorain on suspicion women have discarded jewelry almost Gethen of Wheeling a guest of Sho leave the cup Akron O Feb 8 Charles Double was arrested at of Address DR J C AYER robthe men who Lowell Mass entirely for day wear but gems of all lers hotel died suddenly at 4 oclock Racine O Feb 20 The ice gcrge day was caught ii the machinery at that he was one Thursday night kinds and grades of magnificence glit ¬ Sunday morning of heart trouVle in the Ohio broke between Pomeroy the Falls River wotrks Friday and re- bed the Oberlin bank ter in profusion in the evening He is locked un here and Letard at 5 oclock Saturday mora- ceived probably fatal iniuries - The Insurgent Are Magging in the Vicinity of FateroH Some Are Coming From tlie North The Insurgents Are Indignant The flood of tele¬ grams of condolence from all parts of the world continues Probably the mot interesting are those of Emperor Nicholas conveying- his sorrow and 18 - Paris Feb Threats - 31 Loubet Said to Hl Friends that of the czarina President McKin Iont If You Love Vote for 3Ie 31 e ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Feb 20 Fire which started at 930 oclock Sun day night in the large plant of the Wisconsin Chair Co threatened to destroy the whole town Help was summoned from Milwaukee and Sheboygan At 1130 Sunday night the chair factory was a total loss This plant alone is valued at 300000 and employs 00C hands A large lumber yard adjoins and the flames are spreading with A second great rapidity engine started from Milwaukee at 1130 oclock At 1 a m Monday the Wilson house the largest hotel in town caught tire The flames leaped across the river to an unoccupied foundry formerly operated by the Western Malleable Iron Co and soon reduced it to ashes toWis ¬ Port Washington ¬ The Advancing Insurgents Burn the Edi ¬ fice Gens Pelar and Montenegro Con comes out in shape of scrofula pimples etc in children Work of the Filipinos darting the and young people Taken in Concentrating East of Manila can be eradicated by Manila Feb 20533 p m The time it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V ZGcfoSt 1 1 ¬ - - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ YOUR ¬ anti-Drey-fuit- es ¬ TURNING GRAY ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HBCPs Hafi V ¬ Vigor ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- up-to-da- te ¬ - THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY think I am too excitable to hear it but I am not What has happened Without Haste Without Rest You may speak before her said Flow on little life flow flow Miss Huntington slowly paling What if the sun gleam not in thy face In And clouds hang dark in the sky lor a great trials she is as strong as the space strongest And bitter winds blow We have vital reasons for believing Little life hidden life flow flow Mr Caruthers has been foully dealt Here is a stream that runs at my feet With murmur of music soothingandsweet with said Hendricks He studied their set faces for an instant and then con Clear in the depths of its sandy bed can see the blue of the sky oerhead I cluded The truth is he was murdered But further down just a mile or more in his apartments on the night he was Its singing is spent and on before Lies a dreary waste half sand half stone said to have left And there its waters are all but lost Oh simultaneously burst from both ladies and then dead silence filled Little life hidden life cease to moan the room There was no sound without The desolate place is speedily crossed Count not the Hours nor reckon the coat except the dull rumble of a passing Hot dead is the old glad undertone stage And sweet was the music of long ago Murdered came from the lips of Flow on little life flow flow the young lady Leave thy weeping forget thy woe Hendricks nodded Though heaven be high yet God knows But I think we had better not go into best Nigher and nigher comes perfect rest the details to night The papers will Nigher and nigher there comes to thee be full of it in the morning The azure calm of the infinite sea But you must you must have come Flow on little life flow Little life brave life steadily to me for a purpose said Miss Hunt ¬ London Spectator RAST¬ 21 1899 OHNE HAST OHNE - mf m 7fflv V iiVr7-7---yrr- 5 r v5Sv - - - CVJ I HL IAKU I lltKd W m rtrrtm Coryripht1898by AN - By WILL IT Kellogg Newspaper Co HARBE9 I3 - v SYNOPSIS t ss sis rs wst m ers currently reported for past two weeks to be out of town Detective seems to connect letter with attempt made on his own life some time previous Goes with friend Dr Lampkin to investigate Upon search of Caruthers apartments remains of cre mated body and jeweled hand of victim are found in a vase Hand bears marks of finger nails manicured to sharp points Lampkin recalls reports of a row between Caruthers and Arthur GieJow both suitors for hand of Dorothy Huntington who is heiress to several millions should she mar ry Caruthers unconditionally in case of Caruthers death Late that night Hen dricks and Lampkin call at home of Miss Dorothy mentions a letter Huntington Which she had received from Caruthers Detective asks to see it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Minard Hendricks groat detective just returned from Boston finds awaiting him an unsigned typewritten letter directing him to apartments in Palace hotel where be will find remains of Mr Weldon Caruth ¬ CHAPTER IV Continued The door opened just then and the heiress entered followed by her aunt Miss Huntington opened the letter and handed it to the detective Even at a distance of several feet ami in the dim sensuous glow made by the light striking- through the ruby colored globes the doctor saw Bend ricks eyes flush as they fixed themselves on the sheet of paper and noted the eager flash of bis face which betokened a dis covered clew The letter ran as follows ¬ v My Dear Miss Huntington How can I ever hope to get your forgiveness for run ning away from New fork so suddenly without acquainting you with my plans However this will teach you in time to inclose the tickets for the Horse Show I am sure Count Bantinni will see to your pleasure and comfort I am here situe three days and have every day nay every hour been occupied with pressing busi ness Hoping soon to see you again and tendering my best regards to Mis Win fret believe me Yours sincerely WKLDOX CAROTHER8 Silence filled t lie room as Rend ricks ret J and reread the letter his eyes dv elling on the lower part of the page Lampkin thought with eager fixity ¬ ¬ Does Mr s 4 was the first question he di fluently rected to Miss Huntington He does not speak it at all replied that young lady Or German That language neither Has he a command of any other tongue except English Xo I am positive that he has not answered Miss Huntington authoritatively Then he did not write this said Hendricks iu a certain tone of satisfaction peculiar to a man who has found himself correct in a conclusion derived from slight evidence Surely you must be mistaken be gan the young lady but the detective leaned forward pointing to a line on the paper The person who wrote or dictated this communication is accustomed to speaking foreign languages The let ter as a whole is correct English but at one point the writer made a slip 1 am See he says here since three days Now that is one of the idioms which are discarded last by foreigners in their efforts to acquire oar language You know we say have been here etc You certainly are most observant granted Miss Huntington with an in credulous smile but happen to know that Mi Caruthers often dictated his correspondence to stenographers at hotels during his travels and on this occasion he may have employed a type writer whose one weak point may be the very idiom you mention I thought of that before I spoke Hut typewriters said the detective In this country usually are English speaking men and women Moreover i see In the inequality of the strokes that this was done by a band new at the business Miss Huntingtons face fell and thn a nervous worried expression came ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 Caruthers speak French ¬ 1 ¬ into this it Tell me frankly is about she said what all ¬ Hendricks drew himself up I wonder he said if you would object to speaking to my friend and my self alone It is a little matter tihat perhaps Mrs YVinfret may not be ex ¬ ¬ actly interested in a perplexed glance at Mrs YVinfret and for a momert seemed not to be able to formulate a reply Her aunts intuition however had been sharpened by the nervous strain upon her Something has gone wrong with Mr she burst forth You Caruthers The heiress threw able How long ago was that he asked carelessly Mrs Winfret reflected About two weeks she replied Miss Huntington had been leaning forward eagerly drinking in what w as said but watching her closely Lamp- ¬ kin saw her gradually take on the droop of utter despondency She rose with a certain cold majesty You must really excuse me she said I must go up to my room Oh aunt I feel so tired The gentlemen will excuse us The men sprang up Oh pardon us said the doctor This is too much for your nerves Best is all I need answered the young lady courteously apologetic You must get something soothing to ington helplessly drink and try to sleep advised Lamp- ¬ It was because if you will pardon kin and he backed from the room the allusion I seem to see the shadow followed by the detective of a motive for the murder in the fact Outside Hendricks seemed absorbed that your uncle had stipulated in his in thought will that your inheritance from him de Well inquired the doctor as they on4- pended struck out down the avenue My marriage to Mr Caruthers inWe must sift Gielow to the bottom terrupted the girl sighed Hendricks Yes that is true Also added the detective your ac ¬ But I thought ydn said I know I did and I meant it at the quiring the fortune without marrying him was not possible except in the case moment but Miss Huntinjrton knows of his death something to offset my theories in his Ah I see what you mean xclaimcd favor She is absolutely convinced that Gielow is in for it and it must be powMiss Huntington 1 have no one in view quickly re erful evidence to make a woman besumed Hendricks but you must know lieve her lover guilty of murder Ah that such a vast fortune and the hope doctor if it had been in my power to of winning your hand with it would be lave comforted her Id never have let a great temptation to many You must her go to her room looking as she did have several suitors and it was with the hope thatyou might confer with me CHAPTER V about them that I sought you so quickMrs Winfret solicitously accomly Little suggestions from the foun- panied her niece to her chamber She tain head so to speak often save me dismissed the drowsy maid and herself much futile research undressed the girl and sat beside her The heiress leaned back in her chair bed for some moments Her own white mod faint The delicate tapering nervousness seemed to have taken a hand she placed on her brow shook as little flight into the realm of gratified if with palsy vanity over having aided a famous deOh aunt she ejaculated and then tective in a most important investiga- ¬ she tightly pressed her lips together tion When Dorothy seemed quieter and remained mute she rose and went softly to her own You should not think of those you rom really care for said Hendricks more Dorothy found herself alone There sympathetically than Lampkin had im was an awful solemnity about the ar- ¬ agined possible to his weather beaten tistic chamber with its high ceiling decnature There must be many very orated with figures that seemed to rise many who have hoped to gain vour re from their somber background and gard peer at her through the subdued light The suggestion evoked no response The passage of vehicles on the street from Miss Huntington Her features below was now markedly infrequent seemed under the control of but one dominant idea and that idea whatever it was deprived of her normal action There can be no harm in telling all we know broke in Mrs Winfret who acquired considerable calmness in feelYou ing that she might be of service know Dorothy there have been so very many The young lady seemed still too much agitated to speak Gossip has associated jour name with one of the most worthy young men in town said Hendricks delicately as he is doubtless wholly innocent and of any connection with the tragedy you might be doing him a service to put me on to all available clews Dorothys face was like a death mask THE PERSON WHO WROTE THIS iS AC- ¬ CUSTOMED TO SPEAK THE FOREIGN in yellow plaster LANGUAGES Could they pofisibly associate him with it she questioned that it was Unfortunately it is said that he had The girl judged moonlight about three chill and oclock The some sort of difficulty with Mr Carutha window ers only a short while before he was ghostlike fell in through I can It is no use cried the girl reported to have left the city Oh God help see no hope for him The features of the girl shrank to ¬ me t gether as if she had been smitten in the She rose and drawing on a wrapper face She made no reply and thrusting her feet into slippers We heard about it put in Mrs Win she went to her writing desk in a corner And 1 did not like it either The fret For a moment she and sat down only sensible view to take of the stip- leaned her head on her folded arms and ulation in the will was that Dorothy Then she lips moved mutely ought to carry out her uncles wishes her opened the desk and from a secret and Arthur Gielow acted so insanely drawer took out a package of letters over it I advised him to go abroad but and began to peruse them She was he wouldnt listen to reason It was an searching for evidence with which to awfully egotistical thing his quarrel ¬ subdue the horrible fear that was taking with Mr Caruthers in a public ing root in her consciousness As she place laid each note aside a voiceless convic A flush of anger flowed into the white tion cried out in her heart One of the ness of the girls face letters she held before her long and It is absurd to speak of that quarrel steadily while her beautiful eyes dis ¬ at such a moment she said with spir- tended and her breath almost ceased it except from the standpoint of its It contained some passages which had prejudicing the ignorant public against suddenly risen before her minds eye an innocent man during the talk in the drawing room I seldom make mistakes said Hen They ran as follows dricks and I assure you that 1 am Then there are time darlirg when ra- ¬ Gie going to work on the theorjr that tionality seems to desert me leaving me little more than a man with the furious inlcw us not the man I am looking for goaded animal It is almost Miss Huntington leaned forward stincts of Ia can bear to think feel know more than She almost smiled in her that your whole soul is mine and yet that eagerly we must part because it would beggar you boundless relief to link your fate with mine In the fare of I am so glad to hear you say that when I meet the man the human He has had so much all this to our happiness -- I become a vershe said softly barrier trouble already that to be suspected of itable savage The other night at Harleys stag dinthis would break his heart completely ner a man rose and drank to you and him Of all the suitors she has had 1 have Caruthers and offered congratulations the least use for that Italian Count was manly enough to admit that there was I no positive engagement but he said It was Bantinni declared Mrs Winfret fellow cannot bear him in my sight Nobody tacitly upthe same thing Thenitsa settled Of eourse and said spoke knows how he ever got such a foothold Caruthers The woman never has been He was introduced by Sir born who could refuse to marry a man at a in society Keginald Tyler who was the rage here sacrifice of ten millions in hard cash The whole party excepting myself for a mouth and went away suddenly drank drank to you and him While they and has never once been heard of since wore getting up I left the room I thought Count Bantinni seems to have kept his I was mirnoticed but he had his malicious As I place only becarse of his learning Peo eye on me and grinned knowingly face a and saw his taunting looked ple seemed to be afraid it would show horrible bak crept into my brain Knowing nlra igiorance on their part to refuse him that you despise him and that they will eventually bend your spirit to the ordeal their hospitality of marriage to him it flashed into my Count Bantinni mused Hendricks head that if he were to fall dead where he know such a man doctor stood you would oe free we would be libOnly from having seen his name in erated Later another thought came that even if my fall he society papers was Lampkin reply if had were totp myby in hand and life consequence you give I to He is absolute the Queerest indi- - would secure jouj inheritance and in the vidual on earth pursued Mrs Winfret end would find happiness Pardon me dar- ¬ Barv to as if glad of an opportunity to express ling but I an besde myself as Iday I can do tinni hates him a cordially Dorothy has refused him detect that In his constant allusions to the her dislike three times We should never have will And I am sorry for Bantinni benever gone with him last night to the Horse cause he is suffering also I havehim de but I love to hear liked him before Show if Mr Caruthers had not ar pounce my rival It is sweet music to my ranged the box party before he left ear and the count sees the Injustice to me I am sure he is a fortune hunter and in it all The girv did not finish the letter She it was with that conviction in my mind thai I told him of the condition in Mr was convinced now of her lovers guilt I Van Courtlands will He looked per Again her headdrooped downward till She told fectly bewildered when I mentioned it it rested oa hef cold aftas and made me give him all the particu herself that indirectly she was to blame ¬ lars He said nothing all the rest of the evening it was here at a reception one night Hendricks eyes flashed involuntarily and then his face became again unread¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A Chance Hed Overlooked The Question Met Do yon wish to have your teeth ex¬ Griggs Have you heard the news asked the dentist of the sad acted and she had allowed them and Poor old Blinks has shot his arm off out amined faced man who had been waiting in the her aunt to overpersuade her and hunting now fool I am arte room for one hour and 3i minr Briggs Oh Lord What a utes She tried to sob out the awful agony might have known Whereupon the answer was tartly pent up within her but her eyes re- ¬ Why heavens and earth man whats given What do you suppose I came mained dry her torture became more the matter now and more severe Matter Bah Havent I gone and up here for to buy a cook stove She rose and with Really said the dentist smiling her hands clasped behind her neck and oel a dozen bottles of champagne that BrookI didnt know I thought that possiher head drawn downward she began Blinks wouldnt hit any thing bly you might be after some new furnito pace to and fro Near the door she lyn Life Detroit ture for your dining room walked into the arms of Mrs Winfret An Episode Oh darling Free Press cried that lady I In his willing- arms the heiress he triumph- ¬ thought you were asleeep antly enfolded Couldnt BJame Him For Gods sake dont talk to me But her pa abruptly entered and h What thundered Mr Meektwn The girl ground the words between her loosed his clinging clasp do you think of this man who Twas the ending of the romance but he wife teeth married three wives and then want hasnt yet ceased telling Mrs Winfret put her hands on the Of the memorable time he had a fortune to conve to congress girls shoulders and turned her rigid in his grasp Well Henrietta he answered as lit --N Y World face to the light It was as if Mrs Wingloomily tapped the edge of the table fret were afraid that a single word from WOLF AND LAMB I dunnos 1 blame him for wanting tc her would evoke another outburst for get away from home and come to Wash she said not a word Washington ington for a little while Oh aunt escaped the girls white Star lips I cannot bear it I simply canHot Place to Go To not Mrs Crimsonbeak I wonder where The elderly lady released her niece in the world the alarm clock has gone and sat down I saw it on the mantel yesterday You believe Arthur Gielow did it Mr Crimsonbeak It was there yes she said slowly and distinctly Well terday but I heard it going off thia am afraid so too Poor fellow he morning must have been out of his senses but it Well I hope it hasnt gone where is a disgrace to bring your name before you told it to go Yonkers Statesthe world in such an outrageous man- ¬ man ner Dorothy moved quickly to her aunt He Wasnt Prepared and laid her hands on her shoulder Would you advise me to take an I must see him at once she said ocean trip doctor asked the invalid calmfy decidedly lie has done it all Xo I think a was the reply for me He must be told that the crime series of mud baths would benefit yon has been discoveicd He wns in his more studio this afternoon I must warn him But doctor said the sick man in of his danger and urge him to escape tones that savored of hopelessness and Great heavens where would you despair I cant afford to go into poli go gapped Mrs Winfret tics Chicaco Becord ¬ She had really intended tc for it all throw the inheritance to the winds rather than crucify the purest yearn ing of her soul and drag the man shr adored down into the dregs of despair and she bitterly reproached herself foi not at once acquainting him with that secret resolve She had refrained only nt the earnest request of her solicitors who begged for time to investigate the legal status of the matter before she ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TO BE CONTINUED ¬ TOM CORWINS WIT Peculiar ivpresions ¬ Now George its just like you lagin the ging behind Why dont you hurry up Speeches of the Famous We shall be sure to miss the train Statesman I sed ¬ ther Mould Have to Walt The billionaires little son wept bitterly Why is this asked the fond faHe wants the moon sir ¬ the nurst ¬ St Pauls explained He will have to wait until I can ge ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to the ways of society and making a call on one of the most stunning young How I love beauty Jadies of the city she said By toil from day to day At the Club phrases and illustrations His early But here and there is some one now I hear youve got a divorce from torn Who has better way reading had included the Bible and He shrewdlya looks about him and wife Blackstones Commentaries and the Proceeds to form a trust Thats correct former must have made the deeper im- And then while others earn his bread What was the trouble He tosses them the crust pression of the two I have heard him Xo trouble at all only i wanted tt Chicago Daily New s when defending a poor newspaper rebe envied by the other married men porter in Cincinnati charged before a Down on Puns find make you all feel bad Tammanj Mrs Browne Yes we used to let Times United States court with aiding in the Pbmmy sit on the dictionary when he escape of a fugitive slave after conRoy Take Warning vulsing the court with merriment at took his piano lessons but his father A green little boy in a green little wy his picture of the majesty of the put a stop to it A green Mrs Greene Why so Fraid it And the little apple devoured one day United States in hot pursuit of an green little grasses now terderlj unhappy negro making toward Canada would hurt the book wave Mrs Browne Xo it was too much Oer the little green apple boys green litll as fast as his feet could carry him grave turn the fun into a solemn silence by like punning playing on words you Cornell Widow apt allusions drawn from the golden know Boston Transcript THK BROKE ENGAGEMENT rule and the Sermon on the Mount Her Answer Corwins speech in the house in 1840 McLubberty Nora me jewel Oi hov in reply to Gen Crary of Michigan wan for yez Av a man is born in Lapmz tn i ia who had attacked the military record land lives in Finland and dies in Poof Gen Harrison is still often referred to as a fine example of irony and sar- land phwot is he wu sZ Ut wwV A Mrs McLubberty promptly AAn casm It covered the unhappy Crary with ridicule and even the sedate and McLubberty serious John Quincy Adams then in somebody must disgustedly yezBegorra XT hov told the house referred to the victim im World mediately afterward as the late Mr Crary But there were in nearly His Preference every one of Corwins speeches some Why is it that you like your sister scintillations of wit or humor to en- Maudes children so much better than liven the ordinarily dull debates and your sister Graces The latter seem whenever he took the floor the mem to be very bright more so than the bers were eager to listen others Speaking upon internal improveYes they are but Maude has never ment of rivers he said Your consti- taught her little ones tw speak pieces tution is a fish that can live and thrive Chicago Daily News in a little tide creek which a thirsty Ready for Settlement mosquito would drink dry in a day That Harkins will case which has Tn ridiculing the southern claim of Cora So the engagement betweea been in the courts for several years their right to dissolve the union if precluded from carrying slavery into will soon be settled now said Lawyer Miss Trilby and George Winkles is off Ella Yes she was too sensitive f New Mexico and adjacent territory Habeas Yes assented Lawyer Corpus I woman ran a baby carriage over her he described the great American desifc told and ert as a land in which no human crea understand the property is about all footasked when she upsetGeorge about ¬ he the baby carher if it Ohio State Journal ture could raise either corn or cotton gone Y Times riage X a land wherein for over a thousand a Choice Hard to Make miles a buzzard would starve as he An Original Politician Young man sajl the minister to winged his flight unless he took a They cheered him with an echoing shout sinner have you ever As soon as his remarks were done lunch along with him Ainsworth the heedlessyour on hought future life For he had talked an iiour without ft Spofford in Atlantic One word of Thomas Jefferson Yes a great deal and do you know Washington Star 1 cannot make up m mind between Honesty ot the Best Policy Kan Too True He was an honest young man unused Porto Kico and the Philippines ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ car-r-rps- frequent introduction of Scriptural One of the peculiar characteristics of Mr Corwins speeches was the very All men were doomed to earn their bread The ew Way him the earth Cincinnati Enquirer 1 e w mi mmm H4r M ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ sas City Star A ¬ ¬ exchange for beauty Dont mind if youre not handsome he replied its much better to be kind It seems to me I would give almost any other worldly possession in The man who never makes mistakes Should not be boasting too much is a Te chances are heto do man Who never trfed much Probability Washington Star Dearest she murmured Im so afraid youll change Darling he answered youll never find any change about me Which was painfully true in a doul la sense Cleveland Plain Dealer A SPOILED ARTICLE and good Then he went home wondering what had given him a chill Detroit Free What do you specially notie i about uneducated men that have mad Quiz Their Fad Press Pessimism There is a great deal of difference4 she said with sarcasm between the a man parts with his money before way he is married and afterward Yes replied Mr Penny wise Be fore marriage when he gives her a three dollar bunch of flowers she says You are so good Thank you George Put afte and kind and generous when he gives her three fourths of his salary she merely looks hurt and sas Is that all Washington Stir Hodge dont imagine the pawnbroker- business 1 - large fortunes Biz That they almost invariably at tribute it to their lack of education Brooklyn Life The Lapse of Time ¬ the slow and awful lapse of geological time Brown I dont know Ive had a car penter working for me by the day Kival Mrs Hoyle What a homelj- woman she is Mrs Doyle Homely Well I should sry so he- - face would give a derma- ¬ tologist a life job X Y World - Prof Smith Xo one can conceive ol Tersely Put ¬ Its Sole Feature I would like How much will you ¬ ¬ Seventy five cents What I paid a dollar and fifty cencs Dodge Yes there are a good many but then you know the business hai for the canvas alone N Y journal I know but then the canvas was its redeeming features too N Y St Louis Bepublic slen World Louie Guarantee Cusromer How long is this locket An HoncMt Avowal A Fortunate Youth for two pi iuvs guaranteed And so you love me aae alone What beautiful linen young Scrims She ventured to propound Jeveie Kik jears long enoug by wears es more that way said he ny own for three pais il h tographs usuafc Than when yo u mas arouni Yes lucky dog he married a latin ly Cincinnati Enquirer -A W Bulletin Cleveland Plaia Dealer dress too raany picture gie me for my risks Now it should take a long ime for A cook to grow antique Becauri you know they alwiys take A day off every week Old Age Deferred i i 4 THE BOTJEBON NEV S PARIS KY T13ES f GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS NUPTIAL KNOTS And Otherwise KeniarkR in rheatricl The Foyer Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ A Cincinnati man has filed suit for di emnizations Of The Marriage Vows voice from his wife because stie has a Joseph Chenault son of Banker C D lass eye Chenault of Richmond was marr ied Thursday afternoon to Miss Bessie Jean de Reszke the famous tenor ate Spears of Jessamine county The mar a dinner in New York last Sunday riage was quite a surprise to the friends vhich cost him quite a tuug sum He of the young couple here at for hours at th- - tahle and took cold Mr and Mrs John T Gay Sr of vhil wnitiiig for his cab As a result Woodford will celebrate their golden of this slight Indaicoca M de Reszke wedding to morrow Mr Gay is an ooolu not sing on Wednesday and Sat uncle of Mrs Newton Mitchell of this urday and thus paid 4400 for his city ¬ FEBRUARY 21 1889 ii iiMiiiimiwmwmini FRANK 404 31 A IN CO PARIS KY Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar 4 STREET Safeg uards the food against alum Alum baking powders arc the greatest menacers to health of the present day pleasure Ladies FABIO ROMANI ¬ fine shoes less than half price this week at Davis BIRTHS Thompson HEADACHE is only a symptom not a disease So are Backache Nervousness Dizziness and the Blues They all come from an unhealthy state of the men- ¬ strual organs If you suffer from any of these symptoms if you feel tired and languid in the morning and wish you could lie in bed another hour or two if there is a bad taste in the mouth and no appetite if there is pain in the side back or abdomen BRADFIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR will bring about a sure cure The doctor may call your trouble some high sounding Latin name but never mind the name The trouble is in the menstrual organs and Brad fields Female Regulator will restore you to health and regulate the menses like clockwork Sold by druggists for i a bottle A free illustrated book will be serttoanv woman ii request lc mailed to Leaders In Style Anil Fashion Fabio Romani which will be pro ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK duced at the Paris Grand Opera House to morrow night by Aiden Benedict and his company of players is a dramatization of Marie Correllis famous novel BOURBON HEWS The Vendetta The play is one of the most thrilling of melodramas the story Nineteenth Year Established 1881 of Italian love and vengeance making it one of absorbing interest The leading Published every Tuesday and fdnji by roles are assumed by Aiden Benedict WALTER CHAMP Editor a a tjH ner aud Miss Martha Beauford and cos BBUOE MILLER tumes and special scenery add to the W Make all Checks Monti Or das etc effectiveness of the play Miss Grace h- ILLJ K Payable to the order of HAMP Hunters fire serpentine and stereop ticon dances are special features inciANNOUNCEMENT dent to the play The sale of seats is now in progress at Brooks drug store ¬ Isgrige tf The Advent Of Onr Future Women To the wife of Men And TIE J Ward Wilcox a son Dry Goods Notions and Ladies Frank Lapsley Wilcox Auction Engagements of A T Forsyth Feb James Whaleys stock crop etc Feb 23 Mrs S E Halls stock crop etc Feb 25 Masters sale of Gibson land also J J Rogers land Feb 28 W H Clays stock implements etc 22 r ¬ Furnishing GOODS Mr 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 - ¬ our FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ¬ We are authorized to announce John S Smith of Bourbon County as a can didate for Attorney General rbjpct to the action of the Democratic pvtv ¬ Richmond Gets The Convention Judge BC Howard and J L Bos For pure and clean clover and othy seeds buy of Geo Phone 77 W tim- ¬ Co will have all the latest novelties in their line A Sure Winner ¬ ¬ ley attended the meeting in Lexington Saturday of the Republican Committee Stuart tf THE BRADFIELD M REGULATOR mggg GA CO Hon John S Smith of this city to day announces as a candidate for Attor ney General Mr Smith for nearly nineteen years has beeu closely idenfified with the Paris bar and dnring that time was honored with the unanimous confidence of his fellow citizens being twice elected County Attorney He was also elected and served with great credit as Commonwealths Attorney in the Four teenth Judicial District Mr Smith has been always a pood Democrat and no battle found him missing from the ranks and he has spent much of his time forwardiug the interests of the Democratic party and made many personal sacrifices in order to better serve his party Many assurances of snuport have have been receiyed by Mr Smith from leading and influeutial Democrats in all tections ot tne State pledging their efforts in benalt or his nomination and election aud he is in the race to win Bourbon county has strong claims on the whole State and especially upou the immediate and surrounding counties for their support in return lor the mam helping hands always cheerfully extended them from this county And now Bonrbom wants fheir support in nornHat kig John S Smith for Attorney-Genera- l ¬ ¬ i ¬ wishes to the next Attorney General who is 8ure to be John S Smith of Bourbon county The News extends its bet The McEnery resolution may be pro ¬ nounced similar to a well advertised baby mediciue harmless Nine Jessamine county Democrats arc thirsting for legislative glory and aro being unusually nice to the denr popl3 Circuit Clerk of Grayson has announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for State Treasurer Jess T Gosnell B 1 for the Third Railroad Commissioner Insure in my agency -n- onunion District The committee decided to Prompt paying reliable h Id the convention to nominate a can didate for Railroad Commissioner in companies insures against fire Richmond in Aptil Paris and Cynthi wind and storm ana were the contesting cities The W 0 HINTOfc Agent candidates for the nomination are Editor Send your laundry to Stout the tailor John C Wood of Mt Sterling Land tf lord James Huff of Cynthiana James 627 Main street phone 149 Dingus of Floyd county and John D White of Clay county Stout the tailor has moved his store to 627 Main street with Lancaster The K P A Program Northcott He is still with the old reN laundry and New York liable M The following literary program has Life Insurance Co Phone 149 tf been arranged for the annual meeting Lung Irritation of the Kentucky Press Association which will be held in June or July at is the forrrunner to consumption Dr Bells will cure it and Old Point Comfort or Washington give such strength to the lungs that a J M Aden cough or a cold will not settle there The Newspaper Wit Twenty five cents at all good druggist Cynthiana Democrat The Journalist as a Reformer JL Bosley Paris Reporter Crystallized fruits nuts oranges Tdings at Mackinac Roah lemons Fuuuv apples malaga bananas firiffin HnHtiiiinn firliJnnr grapes grape fruit What is News and flow to Tell It Newton Mitchell tf C C Sutton Owensboro Inquirer The Press as an Educator E A Mens and Boys overeoats at Guillion narrollUm Democrat cost Come and see for your ¬ The Little Things That Make a Big selves at Price Cos clothiers Paper J R ColierFranklin Favorite We need the csh Advamcement of the Kentucky Press C M Meacham Hopkinsville Ken Try our Leader Coffee six pound tuckian F B McDermott Hunting the Subscriber John D for 100 Babbage Breckinridge News Try our Leader Coffee six pounds for CC Excellences Mechanical F B McDermott 1100 Pare Glasgow Times Running a Newspaper and a Town Edgar Whittimore Grand Rivers Her The Eagle King of All Birds ald is noted for its keen sight clear and The Editor as a Soldier Geo W distinct vision 00 are tnoee persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Albrecht Middlesborough News for weaK eyes styes sore eyes of any How to Publish a First Class Paper kind or granulated lids Sold by all W L Riddle Bur dealers at 25 cents in a Small Town lington Recorder Should the Country Press be Non Hkinz8 baked beans in tomato sauce Louis Landruin Lancaster partisan F B McDermott Record All papers and addresses will be limNew York Edam pine apple Neufa ited to ten minutes chatel cheese tf Newton Mitchell STOCK AND TURF NEWS ¬ ¬ ¬ Pine-Tar-Houe- ATLANTA nimiiiinii J Abney mail carrier will btni light baggage to and from depot Terms very reasonable Leave orders at Post office tt Tky our Leader Coffee six pounds for 00 F B McDekmott SS 1 New Style Black Crepons for Skirts in Stock New Laces Hamburgs White Goods Piques Ginghams Per- ¬ cales and Cheviots I Insure your property against tire wind and lightning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co a safe and reliable com ¬ pany OW Miller Agent Pans Ky y j j The egg of yesterday looks feels measures and weighs like the egg of last month but theres a dlffereuce ia auolher letpect and that difference is worth money Its just so with laundry The ditfereuce between good work and poor is eligtlt to the uupracticcd discernment hnt ir a ditfereno that counts every time Its a ditfereuce that changes yuiir laundry bill from an expense to an investment We do yood work it will cost do more than poor work but its worth double the difference Boukbon There are eggs and eggs AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT FRAN K CO Stam Laundry ar Made Strong dim vibion made clear styes removed aud granulatrd lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily aud effectually cured by the nun of Sutherlands E igle Eye Salve WVak Eyen Iin pur up in fatten atid sold on a guar- tee by all good druggists WS AimWti O li aiiiiinciidn Capsules Ot Pec To the ¬ I j Columbus Ohio Geuts 1 have purchased a box ot Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-Kint vyaveujaauu useu mem lormomacn irouDie and 1 onstipnuon I was unable to do anything for nearly two years jsed three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they have cured me For the benefit of others so attllcted I wish to send this letter Very truly yours Sold by all druggists at SOc and 1 per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free - PO Pike Co W rights Celery Wright Medical Co W S A DKk8 M ¬ ¬ dwiJgal e n Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc sIzS picture of Ml-6Nuts raisins dates figs currants Turf Notes Bjone deceased made in water cotel seedless raisins by Bellsmith of Cincinnati Is dismayed J W Thomas Jr of this city se Newton Mitchell tf in the show window at G W Davis cured the highest price of the season handsome picture last week in the Cincinnati tobacco furniture store For Sale One large anthracite 2t martyr iettinfir 22 for a hogshead of stove Apply to Dr Ussery telegraphs that he is com- - fancy red filler8 He sold seven other Sam Jones iag to Louisville the first week in May hhdg Rt from 475 to 1025 W T Try cur Leader Coffee six pounds t hold a meeting and close up the 0verD ey sold two hhda at 950 and 12 for 100 F B McDermott But it can not be cured by sprays gambling dens Sam ought to go up to washes and inhaling mixtures which Lexington and save the capital of the Does Not reach only the surface The disease is Fine Cherry Trees in the blood and can only be reached Any More Cost Bluegrass from her hoodlum citizens through the blood S S S is the only to go to Philadelphia and New York via Dont fail to get a few of the Owen remedy which can have any effect upon over Pennsylvania Short Catarrh it cures the disease perma CaptW JStone the Democratic can Washington over direct Penusylvana cherrv trees Lines than Large stately trees truit large black nently and forever rids the system ol didate for Governor who made such a Line Tickets via Washington good for heart shaped and delicious The only every trace of the vile complaint fine impression ou the citizens whom he ten days stop over at National Capital kind that do well in the south You Miss Josie Owen of Montpelier Ohio twenmet during a visit to Paris last week may be obtained from agents of connect- ¬ can get one for 25 cents six for I was af writes through flicted from infancy making ing lines in the South selling writing ty for 2 50 100 for eight dollars delivhas returned to his home after Louisville and Cincinnati or by years with Catarrh and no an extensive trip in the interest ot his Geo E Rockwell A G P Agt ered prepaid Trees one to three Mounone can know the guaranteed Address Cherry old rice He is well pleased with bis pros- Cincinnati Ohio who will reserve sleep- tain Supply Co Ellenboro N C suffering it produces ing car space upon application The pects better than 1 Alife insures against fire wind and storm best ol i re- ¬ liable prompt paying companies on uni on W 0 HINTON Agent My agency ¬ Itin j Catarrh is Not Incurable be my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of It will PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYin STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS of PRICE means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED PROSPECTIVE BUYERS will do well TO INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by so doing protect their own interests 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T PARKER CLOTHIERS AND sprays and washes prescribed by the doc tors relieved me only JAMES GENTS FURNISHERS IVEAin UGL3 rFoixrtlJL Sts though I used them Blacksmith shop and Carriage shop constantly for ten years the disease had a well located in town of Millersburg firmer hold than ever I tried a number of Ky Will rent outright or rent on sharee blood remedies but tbelr mineral ingredients For further particulars address or apply settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism Mrs Annie Thornton to I was in a lamentable condition and after exMillersburg Ky 17feb tf hausting all treatment was declared incurable Seeing S S S advertised as a cure for blood diseases I decided to try it As soon as my system was under the effect of the medicine I began to Improve and after taking it for A D VER 2 181 NG RA TE8 Displays one dollar per Inch for first lnser two months I was oured completely the ion half rates each insertion thereafter per dreadful disease was eradicated from my sys Locals or reading notices ten cents tem and I have had no return of it line each Insertion Locals in blacL type each insertion wenty cents per line Many have been taking local treat- ¬ Fractions of lines count as full lines when ment for years and find themselves running at line rates thanks Obituarlss cards ofrespect calls on candia¬ worse now than ever A trial of and matter of dates resolutions of Mke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large ¬ m wm temporarily and My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought in conjunction and you can fit your house up in a tasty manner at a small expense Respectfully ¬ J T HINTON Wood Mantels famished complete unaertaKing in an ns orancuee Will occupy this space with their announcements A new clothing and gents and complete line of ready-to-we- ar furnishings is being installed in their big sf ore room lately vacated by H Montgomery and yearly cards SDR CALDWELLS PEPSIN INDIOESTJON I 1 tt Elegant line of Pictures and Room will prove it to be the right remedy SendMonldinesold fnrnitnre to be re me yonr for Catarrh It will cure the moat ob¬ paired stinate case Your furniture moved by experienced Books mailed free to any address by hands Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga C C CFr Blood www The 9 Embalming scientifically attendedtto CARRIAGES FOR HIKK 1 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS K The thirty fifth anniversary of the organization of the universal lodge of the Knights of Pythias was observed in this 8 Ky ciy Sunday DiKht b RCT- zSwey oi toluinbus lnd preaching a magnifi- ¬ cent sermon at the Christian Church to TELEPHONE NO 124 the Rathbone Lodge of this city which attended in a body forty strong The SUBSCRIPTION PRICES sermon which was thoroughly enjoyed Payable in Advance very large crowa was pronounced Siuu uy 2 00 Six rnoutns Oneyem - W tUu xvuiguies iu u iL ue me nuesi tney ever cant even ukt a riwh costs youGUN FRKK OF CHARGE PORT FROM A heard Eld Sweeney is a prominent member of the order being chaplain of Make all Checks Money Orders Etc the lodge at Indianapolis Mrs E C payable to the order of CH AMP Miller Long the sweet singer saug a beautiful Go to Geo W Stuarts for clover and solo at the service and the choir render tf ed a special program timothy seeds Eld Sweeney who has been suffering fcTo morrow will be Washing B1 Birth for a week with the grippe left yester day a legal holiday day for his home but will return to Dr C H Bowen the oculist will be Paris to preach next Sund ry Cos Thursday at A J Winters Merchant Tailoring Feb 23 We have secured the services of an For Rent Two furnished rooms up to date expert cutter and have bought Apply to Mrs O W Miller Vine the most select and choicest line of suit tf street ings that could be procured in New A T Forsyth has sold York City where our Mr J W Davis Auctioneer fifteen shares of Deposit Bank stock at has recently returned from 125 per share We expect to do high grade tailoring Mrs M C Donaldson who has been in fit finish and styles While the clothes that we will turn living in Cincinnati has returned to out will be the best that can be Paris to reside made our prices will be moderate E Nelson of Escondida qualified It will be our constant aim and effort F Saturday as administrator of Hanison to build up the most complete tailoring establishment of Central Kentucky B Clay deceased You will favor us by looking at our Two furnished rooms on Second Spring offerings before placing your street with or without board Apply to order Mrs E R Flthian Respectfully J W Davis Co For Rent Two nice up stair rooms Merchant Tailors and Clothiers on High street for light housekeeping tf Paris Ky Ky tf Addrees Box 291 Paris ¬ TUE3 AY FEBRUARY 21 1399 Forfeited His Bond r TEE BOQBBOH HEWS 1881 A Pythian Sermon PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY Nineteenth Year Established ffilfSiSKSSf Ps i - - t King McNamara who murdered Jacob Keller a few days ago failed to appear for irial Saturday and forfeit which was signed police have sent t The the following descript on of McNamar About twenty thre years of aue scarce five fet in height about 1H0 pounds in weight smooth face sandy complexion and hair large scar on left side of face abont the temple quick in action talks fast smokes cigarettes and NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS 7 - xrw Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Elsewhere Wm Bostaiu is ill at Elizabeth Mr John Marks has benill for sev- al days Mr John La Rue is in Cincinnati on a business trip Miss Alline Wilson is visiting relatives in Lexington Judge A J B uta of Carlisle was ¬ el li bond of by his mother 10 WHITE QOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES in the city Saturday E B January left to day for a busi ¬ ¬ ¬ j ness trip to Chicago Col Harry Thompson of Clarke was in the city Saturday Mr Ira G Taylor of Cincinnati was in the city Saturday Mrs Ida Stoner left yesterday for a visit to relatives in Mt Sterling Dr John Bowen who has been very ill for several days is improving Miss Annie Louise Clay has returned from a visit to friends in Richmond Dr J T McViillan is able to be out again after being ill for about two weeks Mr jJames Withers of Cynthiana was a guest at Mr J W Davis Sun- drinks The women of Lxinton witl hold a public meeting this afternoon to raise money for a reward for McNamaras arrest and to assist in his prosecution The public at Lexington is thoroughly aroused over the murder aud the prosecution will be vigorously conducted if McNamara is captured Jacob Keller has been succeeded as C by cashier at Lexington for the Q Henry Craig of Junction City Fred Dennis will succeed Craig ¬ HOSIERY Etc Ariivina daily At O TUOKERSF-- Friday the Kntu ky Court of Utterbaok Ap- ¬ -j peals reversed the decision of the Bo ir bon Circuit Court which gave Hezekiah CONDONS Actual facts Plainly Slated To close out all our ¬ five vears for killing Doc Clitikenbard new trial Utterback will get a ¬ on all Winter underwear at Price Twenty live per cent discount Winter Goods in the next day Mr J W Harmon attended the Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans Cos clothiers have maiked down all ur pari sou fr goods of equal quality 60 cUys we stock to figures be vo nil com last week Miss Kate Alexander has returned home from a visit to the Misses Johnson free in Mt Sterling Mr and Mrs Haryey Chenault have returned to Richmond after a visit to J Q Ward Jr Nannie Ward were immersed at the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon Misses Etta McClintock and Eva and Tax Cases In Supreme Court ¬ TdE bank tax cases are set for oral argument in the Supreme court at Wash Frank Prather will leave this week ington this week beginning yesterday for St Louis to accept a position as and will occupy the time of the court traveling salesman for a clothing house for four days the court having allowed James Dundon has rented the Capt six hours for argument on each side attorneys for the State counties and Drane farm of 445 acres in Harrison The Louat 325 per acre He will move to it on cities are City Attorneys Stone of isville Clay of Henderson Crockett of March 1st ¬ Geo W Stuart will promptly fill your orders for clover and timothy seeds Office on Third at opposite L tf N freight depot Frankfort Chapeze Wathen of Owens boroandilra and WH Juhanof Frank- ¬ The attorneys for the banks fort are A P Humphrey and J P Helm of Louisville John W Rodman and Frank Chinn Frankfort and W T Ellis of Ladies with small feet are reaping a Owensboro Isgrigs a harvest at Dayis Thomson special shore sale the finest hand made Will Locate In Millersburg tf shoes at cheap shoe prices of this city left Dr J M George Erion has secured the con- - last night forPurnell Millersburg where he will tract for building the Adair residence in locate for the practice of his profession Connell got the January Carlisle Dr Purnell is a graduate of the Kenthe contract for the iron work tucky School of Medicine leaving immeSuit 15 and up made in Paris diately after he receiyed his diploma to enter the army service at the hospital at Suits 10 and up made in Chicago sold by Stout the tailor in Lancaster Ft Thomas After several months of service in that hospital he was ordered Phone 149 2 Northcott building to take a corps of nurses to Porto Rico A deb at between the representatives for army eervice in that country Dr of Georgetown College and Central Purnell is a splendid young man and bis University Richmond will be held at many friends wish him much success the Grand opera house on Friday Maj Hays in Paris evening March 31st Major Thos H Hays of Jefferson Rev A J Barton of Richmond Va Secretary of the Southern Baptist County arrived in the city Saturday to Foreign Missionary Society lectured at mingle with the citizens in the interest ¬ the Baptist church last night on the sub of his candidacy for the Democratic Domination for Lieutenant Governor ject of foreign missions Maj Hays has visited fifty two counties Edwin Boone the hypnotist is and told The News duiing a pleasant Prof creating a furore and playing to large call that he expected to visit every business in Wisconsin towns The daily county in the State Maj Hays is a papers at Wausaw recently gave a full member of the Legislature and was a column to his feats in mind reading and member of the Orphan Brigade He hypnotism was wounded near Baton Rvuge La ¬ ¬ Mr J M Russell who has been in the revenue service in Richmond came home yesterday Mrs Richard Reid of Mt Sterling arrived yesterday afternoon to be the guest of Mrs Lucy Simms Mrs W T Brooks leaves this morn ¬ ing for Mt Vernon to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Tas L Joplin Mrs Mary Rogers of Cane Ridge came in Sunday to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs Sidney Clay Miss Lillie Wood Jerett of Cynthi ana was the admired guest of Miss Lizzie Connell Sunday and yesterday Mrs Geo W Stuart and son have retnrued home from a visit to Mrs Al bert Miller and Mrs W W Goltra in ¬ ¬ 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of tXKt reduction in Dress Goods descriptions at cut prices goods now 69c comprising Satin Ber bers Broadcloths aid English Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless HoaeOJf Dave Miller tht barber has located quality for 10c per pair The best his chair in John Avers shop opposite Large Hne of AU Wool Dre Goods at in Paris ocuwanz s siioou j iluj 25c and 39c per ydformerly 50 and 75c Blankets from 39c to 850 per pair n dnced to one half of of former pricef See onr extra wide Table Linen at 50c per yd worth rloobl and onr size Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c 00 worth folly Best Unbleached cotton 5c DioiMT Nxpkim Ht OF Very best Percales at 8c twice as much 10 4 Sheeting 12 and 15c mpair We are the peoples friends We i- ¬ yonr linen aud pat neck bands on All onr Ladies and Childrens Capes and Fnll line of Zephyrs Ice Wool Jackets at cost and Grermantown Yarn Saxony Haggard Reed Spial TaJ---u- e MASTERS SALE 1 A lloiirlHiiiCoLaiiil Boubbon Circuit Court Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given Away - If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14- iwlte eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention yHftPsr Judy A Bantas Administrator Pltff vs WL Consolidated Causes Gibson Defendant ¬ Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly evitrw 8 made of purest material sei In frames of the highest elasticity and coSeiuettly of scft-sirf- durability united with the utmost lightness and elegauce When both frames and msmf are scientifically fitted by lr C H Bowen s system they always give satisfaction for VJlffV are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know how 1o fit tVMR3 You will get poorly adjusted penacles or poor imperfect lenses and are better ofl witboattt any glasses than with either o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliabler kiHf1Hi dealer and they wilt hist longer without change and be cheapest In the end t Hon E M Dickson has been at Arrested for Rape court in Carlisle to assist in the tening prosecution of Curtis Kimball and John Aui Miller a yonng white man aged N safe Churchill who robbed the L about thirty two living near Hntchisor at rarlisle several weeks ago The men was arrested Saturday charged with each got six years in the pen committing a rape upon the person of Agnes Riggs wnile she was S M Wilmoth of Second street suf Miss Mary was arraigned fered a stroke of apoplexy Saturday insensible Tbe accused yesterday and his while at dinner and has since been iu a before Judge Purnell ten oclock Wednes vary serious condition His daughters trial continued until Miss Riggs lives with her Mrs Ditchen of Cincinnati and Mrs day morning Clays farm Lail of Cynthiana were called to his father on Thos Helm ¬ ¬ bedside ladies from the various churches have formed a class which will meet every Tuesday afternoon at three oclock in the basement of the Secoud Presbyterian Church for the study of the Bible Miss Ford Heath will teach the class for the present and all the ladies are invited to join this class or to attend the lecture as visitors Thirty five ¬ specialist of Louisville who has had twenty five years experience in the treatment of the eye with properly ad justed glasses and relieved thousands of neuralgia and gave them sight which is one of the greatest blessings we can enjoy mil be at the Hotel Windsor ¬ Dr Goldstein the celebrated eye Saturday February 25th Uncle Joe Hopper the successful evangelist stopped over in rarisuriday night as the guest of Rev Dr erf ord while enroute to Elizaville to bold a meeting at Rev Dr Scudders Uncle Joe has just closed a church meeting in Rev Sweets church in Lou- isville with sixty nine additions and just a year ago he added sixty three persona to the church of Rev Sweets elder brother in Louisville Rath- j Ssid sale will be made upon a credit htwn- montha for t and pqnal parw of tne parchase money for which the pnrcnaser or purchasers win be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approvedby the undersign ed Master Commissioner bearing interyour orders for clover and tim- est from the day of sale until paid at the Send Phone rate of six per cent per annum having othy seeds to Geo W Stuart Fall A Litt e Oir the force and effect of judgments The tf 77 purchaser or purchasers shall have the option to pay the purchase money at any d Morris Fitzoeralds little of the sale the daughter Marie fell off a box on The broken lots of shops we are offe time after day confirmation 199 of February This which she was standing Sunday and ing at special sale this week are the EMMETT M DICKSON dislocated her right arm at the elbow fi st makes on our shelves j Davis Thomson fc Isgrig besides breaking the bone in two places tf Master Commissioner B C C on y just above the elbow The child Talbott Attorneys McMillan fell h distance of two feet The acci- dent happened at Mr Fitzgeralds home Duncan Avenue Residence Sold on Seventh street Mrs Winnie Ford yesterday sold her RAILROAD TIME CARD residence on Duncan avenue to attorA Princely Price ney Clifton R Arnsparger of Vii e NRR L A telegram from Cincinnati announces street The price was 6500 that the price to be paid bv the big disarrival op trains of Co tillery combine to Jas Walsh A Splendid Present From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p Coyington for the Paris Distilling Comm 1010 p m pany is 850000 This will include O S Varden the druggist received a From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m about thirtv five thousand barrels of present from a Louisiana friend which pm 333 p m whiskey which the company has in its he greatly appreciates It is a handsome From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m n warehouses in his city rleer and was sent by hia rnena The Frm Maysville 742 a m 825 p m Louisiana of Talulah RinPfl Bicyles Bicvcle livery and repair weighed about 130 pounds and was Have your buck 8hop at Pastime Alleys DEPARTURE OP TKAIN8 a splendid animal wheels lookad over and repaired before m To Cincinnati 51ft a m 751 the season opens by an expert workman is lo- REMEMBER Stout the tailor m To Lexington 747 a m UU Second hand wheels bought and sold nonucou in the Lancaster 545 p m 1014 p m cated 20febtf building Main etreet He is still To Richmond 1108 a m 54b p m NT 1016 p m jflr K SfW him lonnrlrv i Low prices on candies for eutertain- - ageni iu T Maysville 750 a m 635 p nj Phone in tailoring lofaaf atv F B Carr Ag ui ments Cheap but pure 2t 149 Newton Mitchell j Qf ¬ ¬ ¬ four-ya--ol-¬ ¬ ¬ Crawfordsville lnd Mr and Mrs James Thompson witnessed Sol Smith Russells performance at the of Thf Hon John iTrixsby Lexington opera house last night The Sufolla Club will give a danee to morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall The music will be furnirfued by Safxton orchestra The ball wiH be quite a swell event Miss Hallie Matthews who has been the guest of Miss Carrie Frank hns returned to her home in Louisville She was accompanied bv Lieut Ben Frank who will spend a few days in the city with relatives Mrs Joe Redmon goes to Ludlow to day to witness the marriage to morrow of her neic- - Mis- Martha Talbott to Mr Charles Bradford at high noou at the Baptist church Misses Phoebe Beckner and Anna and Swift Pendleton of Winchester Miss Lillian K llv of Georgetown will jj v i naara v viich u1n iu nruvr iu urtjv rr vi joio nr Vn riiniM Spears on Mt Airy avenue aud attend the dance to morrow evening Mr W H Davis a talented young actor of this city who has plaved a very successful season with the Down In Dixie Co aud with a repertoire company which has been touring the Soutl arrived home Saturday night from Montgomery Ala the latter company huoitiir rlnsH the season in that citv Mr a a i uW - via uavis nas maue uerveu profession during the season and will douot oe more prominently piacea next season ¬ ¬ - By virtue of a judgment of the Bour bon Circuit Court made and entered in the above styled consolidated causes on the 17th day ot December 1898 1 will sell publiclv at the Court House door in Paris Kentucky on We have engaged the services of Drt C H Bowen who will ifojftf our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month aud invite all to call ami nave their eyes examined tor w men tner w charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Saturday February 25 1899 at about the hour of noon the following described tracts of laud to wit A tract of 49 acres and 38 poles lyng iu Bourbon counfy Kentucky adjoin ing the liies of Wm Collins Clay Gilil lis Reid and others aud is the lespie 8nne tract of land couveyed to W L Gibson by J W Crump and wife by ued of record in deed book 70 page 2u0 Bourbon County Clerks office ¬ x jF 9mammmm February 23 ¬ r r sir Next visit -- Thursday i 189 Also auother tract of land lying in Bourbon County Kentucky containing about 141 acres adjoining the lands of Ed Rice Wm Seeds heirs C M Hup kius heirs R P Hopkins and the Ham ilton heirs and known as tbe Judy A Banta dower land and being same land conveyed to W L Gibson by the b irs of Peter Bnuta after tne death of his wife Judy Banta ¬ ¬ PASI1I027ABLE TJLXEJCHI2TQI MB TROIISERIMS WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF IMPORTED SUITfNGS Also a tract of laud iu Bourbon coun ty Ky containing 50 acres more or Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky less tying on the waters of Brush Crepk quality ar d ntyie ar considered We ask you to give up a call on tne Jackstowu road adjoining the lines of the heirs of Peter Banta J P Sonires and others and 18 the same nronertv conveyed to Mrs allie Gibson by jobn POK FALL AND WINTER wheKT w McClure and wife ¬ The foregoing tract of 14 acres aud the tract of 50 acres above described will first be offered separately and then as a whole and the undersigned Commissioner will accept the bid or bids for 8Hinp aggregating most money Said land will be sold free of any claim of homestead and dower in favor of the de fendant W L Gibson and his wife Eliza Gibson or either of them ¬ ¬ S E TIPTON Cutter WASHINGTON AN LAUNDRESS l HIS - wonld never have got along vwll togenV er if she hadnt been an adept at lmr deriug fine linen as he was very fastid ous in regards to his linen Every man that makes a pretense at refinement should follow Washingtons example in this respect If your laundry work isnt sati factory bring it here and we will sat ¬ isfy the most critical WUfW The Bonrboii Steam Laundry W M E5 I COPtHT All I aiXTON JR 4 BRO Proprietors Tflephoip No OUR GREAT SPECIAL Mid Winter Shoe Sale Is proving mote attvative than we had even anticipated and eacb purchaser realizes that thev have genune Bargains We still have on hand several hundred pairs of Ladies HancA Tuinsand V Its for this Spheral Sale and we are making prices so thrt you dartt affd lo mis this great njone saving oppor in-ten-st- 67 a inir ¬ tunity A limited Rtippjv of in this sale Children s substantial inter school ghoetK - - DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIGv tf S f 6 THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY stood at each end of the ship and a row j the bottom of the galley Beman stood vi mem imea tne rail on either side in the stern as steersman todirectthei Around the shores of the bay stretched course a cordon of pickets while several frigWith the utmost force and ates were moor d in he river and bris- pulled away with the tide order they northward tled with shotted cannon ready to bel- ¬ into the dense fog Just as they were low away at any moment But for the vanishing from sight cne vast magnitude of these difficulties he on deck discovered them of the guards and with a would have liberated all the prisoner cry of Halt there Halt discharged on the Whitby over a thousand in num- ¬ his musket at them The next mement MAN he was of genber Indeed one magnificent attemp several guards fired but with such un- ¬ tle blood was made but failed certain t on account of the fog that tht Of courteous mien On a dark night the guards were fugitives were whateer his overcome and confined below deck shots pierced untouched although state their clothing With trust in Trovi- - without a shot or an outcry then the Now they were concealed in the mist dence Imbued re aland the was Gods e tft tft anchors w driftlifted the hope ship wasshe and all was uproar behind them Every lowed to in iinas supremely great that guard bawling Bebels escaped would run ashore somewhere and at Rebels escaped Of lofty purpose sterling worth The officers were ford an opportunity for the Americans rushing about shouting Approachable and yet austere hoarse com to escape But the rattling of a chaia mands to fire Well given at fitting times to mirth to let down the Whitbys As well at fitting times severe in raising the anchors reached the ears boats and pursue and of the night officer on one of the frig ber of other absurd to do any num Of simple habits simpler speech things The two And all unversed in intriguings ates and before the Whitby had fairly men in the water were calling loudly This homespun man he yet could teach begun to move a yawl filled with ma for help with nobody to heed them The rule of government unto kings rines came alongside and the under- ¬ The prisoners were cheering with might Unswayed by passion or by lust taking was frustrated and main And as soon as word reached Amid the alarms of war unstirred But so enfeebled by rigid confine- the nearest frigate her guns began to Ke moved whose bones to day are dust ment and low diet were most of the thunder as she swept with grapehot Whose name is now a household word prisoners that probably many of them the surface of river and shore in the Unlettered too they say he was would have perished even had they es direction in which the fugitives had And laggard tn the race for fame caped They had not endurance to fled Content to let the Centuries pass Their verdict on his acts and aim march across the country to their But the Americans were too shrewd friends Thus it was plain that any to continue their flight in the track of When despot sway has reached an end May virtues like to his who lent attempt at a general escape would de th se deadly missiles They knew well His hand and heart to freedom blend f at itself that they would be not on y fired upon In every coming president Finally Beman decided to include a but pursued as soon as the British St George Best in Good Housekeeping few only of his harbor comrades and could man their boats So when the hoped by quietness and swiftness to fugitives were fully out of sight in the get off without awaking much oppo- fog Beman steered the galley directly sition To this end he selected the across East river to its western shore seven of his companions best fitted for and as it was night by this time they attempt and rehearsing - thethem obtained their hearty his plans turned their course in the opposite di ¬ to support rection from what their pursuers would He had observed that every evening take and silently skirting Manhattan just before the change of guards a gal- ¬ island southward rowed completely ley came over from British headquar- around the little city of New York ters in New York bringing a lieutenant This was an extremely hazardous with orders for the night and sometimes thing to do for the course carried them letters or wines and delicacies for the close along the front of the Battery officers of the ship This galley was an J under the verv guns of several bi manntd by only two oarsmen who gen frigates Now and then they were erally while waiting for the lieuten- hailed by sentinels from land or ship HE visitor to the ant came on deck to chat with the having prepared himself to vX i- - r Brooklyn navy guards and prisoners and left their but Beman questioning guards and ofanswer by yard should not cars in the small boat ficers on the Whitby repied in such a consider his er Swung above mens heads over the way as to avert all suspicion rand accomplished deck of he Whitby and designed for Within an hour or so the galley struck until he takes his stand next the river and looking out over the WallabouJ recalls something of the sad history con nected with this little bay and the miseries suffered by our patriot soldiers during Washingtons battles for a nations freedom Here in October 177u was moored a British prison ship the Whitby crowded with American patriot prisoners Six termed rebels by the English iWuiiUUinfiuuTuilirijiirr f aiililiflf lllilit months later two other floating jaiK joined the Whitby and within a year both were burned one in October 177T ¬ 21 J899 BROWNS GIFT THE BOURBON NEWS Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Published every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owners BRUCE MILLER il ¬ JKOAO TIME CARD L He ¬ Presents ills Church with m ttnp- tlsmal Tank That He Had Purloined KR a ARRIVAL OP TRAINS THE BREATH Thei Are Many It Mu A bad Chumcm lirm Become Mulo- - from Which iSfsrW ¬ breath sometimes defies all the ukili of the physician but often it depends upon some little irregularity in the digestive traci or air passages that ¬ ¬ onions Certain diseases also taint the breath and in the case of sortie of them the odor is so peculiar that a physician may even guess the nature of the disease upon entering the sickroom before he has examined the patient Of more practical interest however are the causes of a more or less permanent had breath in people who are apparently in fair health for if these causes are rcc Oini d they can often be removed In most eaes the trouble is in the mouth cr digestive tract particularly the mouth The first care should be to look to the teeth These should be freed of all food particles after each meal by a toothpick or better still by a strand of dents I flos silk and should be brushed tnortfing and night as well as after citing The use ol a mouth wash containing ture that they are discovered only after a most painstaking examination Many volatile substances taken into the system in the form of food and drink or as medicine are excreted by the ungs and impart an odor to the As familiar illustrations of breath this we need only mention alcohol and i Heeds only to be recognized to be removed The causes of the trouble arc nlmost infinite in their variety and sometimes are so trivial in their na ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Smith is an eastern man who some property in and near Chiowns cago His name is not Smith by the way but it is best it should be given 828 pm as that as this is a true story a nd From Maysville 742 a m- 325 p m the publication of real names might DEPARTURE OF TRAINS kad to a riot Among Smiths hold ings is a house on the extreme South To Cincinnati 515 751 a m side away out beyond the waterworks pm 340 district For a couple of years after To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a mj Smith got possession of it the house 545 p m 1014 p m stood empty and the agent Informed To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 p m the owner he coud not rent it until it with a water supply To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m was modernized F B Carr Agent Then Mr Smith spent several hundred Mr ¬ From Cincinnati 1058 a m 538 p m 1010 p m From Lexington- - 511 a m 745 a mj 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m am ¬ ¬ ¬ dollars in piping the building and supplying it with a large oaken tank or reservoir on the roof This done a tenant was readily obtained and foi some time the house was occupied b3 Mr Brown another iictitious name who paid his rent promptly and con tributed liberally to the support of the local Baptist church EAST BOUND There came a time when Brown Lv Louisville 830am 600pm moved out and the agent was surprised ArLexiugton 1115am 840pm one day when Smith the owner walked Lv Lexington ll25am 850pm 830am 550pm 630pm 1158am 923pm In an indig- Lv Winchester 1225pm 950pm 915am 705pm in upon him South was Ar Mt sterling 950am Washington 6jam nant mood He had been down to in Ar PhiladelphiaiOMoam 340pm 705pm at the tank was Ar New York spect his property and 1240nn 908pm mm i Ar Winchester TIME TABLE ¬ ¬ gone lzmi ¬ ¬ MWara 520pm 7iioam 345pm have been taken off the roof of the Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort 911am 630pm house without attracting attention and ArShelhvville 1001am 720pm Il00aml5pm I cant see how it could be put to any Ar Louisville Trains marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ use that would pay a person to steal it other With the city water service being ex cept SundaySleepers trains run daily Through between Louisville tended out there no house owner would Lexington and New York without care to buy it and it certainly would change ve too expensive for tire wood if the For rates Sleeping Car reservations or thief counted his time worth any any information call on ¬ I Thats queer said the agent see how such a big tank could dont WEST BOUND 730am 450pm ftnoam 250pm thing borax and scented with thymol or some other agreeable odor is also de¬ sirable Nn unfilled cavities should tie allowed to remain and the tartar should be scraped away once or twice a ¬ charcoal powder taken after eating may sweet en the brettth and all the digestive functions should be carefully regua ¬ ¬ year If there is indigestion ¬ ¬ ¬ lated If after the teeth and digestion have been attended to the breath still remains foul there is probably some ca tarrhal affection of the tonsils or of he nose or possibly some Iunj ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ trouble In children a bad breath is almost in ¬ variably a sign either of digestive trouble frequently worms or of a fever A peculiar cause of odor in the breath occasionally met with in adults is grief or some emotional disturbance Sometimes no cause can be detected after the most thorough search or the condition is dependent upon some af fect ion which is beyond remedy In only thing that can be sueh cases the done is to use an antiseptic mouth wash faithfully and disguise the odor by chewing some aromatic Youths Companion ¬ i the other February 1778 Although no trustworthy record of the facts in the case were kept hundreds of feeble and dying men are bein ¬ ¬ FOR LITTLE FINGERS lintit Materials Are Better for the First Sewing- Lensons of - Little Giirls The time for teaching a little girl sewing bj giving her dish towels to hem and sheet seams to overhand is A better way has been found past and she learns happily not grudging ly and with tears The needle is no longer pushed with painful effort through rough crash and stiff sheet ing but slips easily through the bit of old linen and muslin that are destined to make something pretty tc stock the little needlewomans doll wardrobe or bed or her own small too table She is using her imagination as well as her fingers and happy indeed she may be Is there any comparison in point of interest between a big dish towel and a dainty little one for play dishes- - a small oblong cut from the whole portion of a big glass towel and hemmed neatly A little girl will like to learn to darn linen il he worn dinner napkin she is set to work on is afterwards to be ricel washed and ironed and become one ftf her own little tablecloths Ami could hemming fail to be alluring when the whole parts of another old napkin are cut into squares for small fingers to make into doll napkins From pieces of old handkerchiefs may be cut squares to be fringed for doilies useful on doll tables and toy bureaus In tit ting up these bureaus with dainty Irnickknscks a little girl will employ a scrap of ace and ribbon and mai will earn to be skillful with her needle ¬ ¬ 1 aid Bodice Fashion has issued a decree that the bodice shall button up the What woman or girl gazing on back this latest creation of the modiste will not in fancy afterward in reality un dergo all the tortures and gymnastic contortions of her early childhood when her poor little arms had to climb ui half way then down the other half in the agony of getting her waist prop erly buttoned behind The new bodice is freakish enough to satisfy Dame VasfiTon for once but not content with turning waist down hindside foremost she must do the same thing with the nev skirt and the edict has gone forth that this must be buttoned in froret This new tkirt is cut to tit skin tiht over the hips and down to the knees flaring greatly from there down in Spanish flounce style It may be fast ncd in three ways either buttoned low n the front to the flaring flounce Up-to-date Harpers IJaar New Skirts ¬ ¬ he left dde seam or else half way low it on both side seams after the fashion of golf or bicycling skirls---- i V ir buttoned down the entire length of Jiuaid - lieved to have perished in these fires Certain it is that the one in February occurred in the night when the weather was intensely cold so that if efforts were made to save the prisoners no more than partial success was possible In April 1778 the Falmouth the Hope and the infamously famous old Jersey were anchored in the Walla bout and filled with captives from the American armies The severity of their confinement was such that more than 11000 are believed to have died of cold starvation and malignant diseases The adjacent hillsides now graded down and included in the city of Brooklyn became a vast cemetery where these brave patriots were hastily piled into shallow graves and slightly covered with earth In 1808 a tomb was built to their memory and a great quantity of their bleached bones were collected and interred within it with solemn ceremonies in the presence of vast throngs of people Over the door to this structure was inscribed Portal to the Tomb of Patriot Pris- ¬ oners who died in prison ships during the Revolution It is not surprising that among such a host of liberty loving prisoners there should have been some who made bold attempts at escape Not many were successful yet by fearful risks and hardships a few eluded their keepers reached home and friends and after a short rest again joined the patriot forces in the field Of these escapes one of the boldest was led by a young Con necticut captain Abel Beman a cousin of NathanBeman of Vermont the boy who guided Col Ethan Allen into Fort Ticonderoga when he captured it from the British Although Abel Beman was a verv small man he seemed to condense in hk little frame the well known strength and endurance of his almost gigantic kinsman which combined with indomitable courage and will was no doub the reason for his seltction as captain in the colonial army But the qualities D f the man were not on the surface for at 23 he was as beardless and boyish as a lad of 16 and among his friends was often called Boy Beman By some misforutneof war he and hn company were captured and impris oned on the Whitby in the Wallabout I Here he bideu his time and lor many months watched for an opportunity to escape Meanwhile he played before the guards the role of a harmless dull witted fellow and his large hazel ejes smooth face and simple manners gained for him many favors sternly refused to other prisoners He was f reel allowed In every part of the ship and often assisted the guard s in various ways and ven handled their guns and accoutre ments with innocent familiarity Thus ingratiating himself into their onfidence he readil- - became conver ant with the details f his prison and he methods of the officers and shrewdly studied the temper and efficiency of ach with a view to discovering a way to freedom A score of plans suggested them selves but the circumstances-surround-hrhim were desperate and forbidding Thcve oWiera with loaded nsnslrets ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Inter Ocean Tne next day being Sunday Mr Smith who is also a good Baptist went into the local church near his old home and heard the preacher announce to the congregation that through the gener osity of Mr Brown who had just sailed for Europe1 the church had been sup plied with a capacious baptismal tank Respecting Mr Browns wishes I have kept the caid the preacher quiet and bad the tank put in aatter place It will be used this morning for the first time in the baptism of When the baptismal ceremony took place Mr Smith went forward with oth- ¬ ers to the tdgo of the tank The subse quent proceeding had little interest for him The tank was the missing water reservoir from the roof of his house which had been donated to the church by Brown What bothers me said Smith in re lating the incident is whether bap tism is effective when performed in a stolen tank If it is I dont wish 1o disturb the church in its possession If its not then Ive got a disagreeable duty to perform But what do you Chicago think of Brown anyway ¬ DrGEoRGE W Barney F Agent L B NRR Carr Div Pass Agent Paris Ky Lexington ¬ Frankfort Cincinnati Ry ELKHORN ROUTE LOCAL TIME YRD IN EFFECT DE KAIREK 6rH IS S ¬ ¬ ¬ EAST BOUND No 1 No 3 No 5 Pn Pa vised 7 ixiam 3 4opiu ToOpm Lve FrHtmTori a 7 Ham 3 52 pro 1 20pm Lve Flkhorn 7 lxam 4 mipmj 1 H5pm LveSwitzer Lve stamping Grnd 7 2am 4 lOpin 1 55pm Lve P vall8 34am 4 lttpm 7 3aun 4 22pm Lvelnhison 7 4 am 4 2 pm 2 30pm Lve Georgetown 50a ra 4 VUMll 3 00pm ijve k o rv y LfKp ji u H 17am 4 48om Lve Newtowo i ¬ Lve tJentreville Lve Elizabeth Arr Paris c X 25nm 40am 8 3tam 4 tipm 5 Ooprn 5 10pm ARTISTIC LUNCHES THEY FLUNG HIM I ¬ ¬ XTO THE RIVER special emergencies were other galleys each of which as our plotting captive had discovered while clambering into North river and here the tide was running in their favor for it set north ward in a might current Before ¬ innocently about the place contained oars these might come into play And here it should be added that the eight Americans engaged in the plot were all familiar with boats and rowing All things having been carefully considered Beman awaited a favorable occasion to undertake the perilous ad- ¬ venture The chance did not come until one rainy and dismal day late in October Fog rendered objects a few rods distant quite invisible The boat from head- ¬ quarters delayed by the fog and an un- ¬ usually strong tide was late In reachr injr the Whitbv and arrived just as the guards were changing The circumstances were favorable a fact for which Abel Beman had been inwardly ¬ they danger aDd a few days had arrived some at within j were beyond mo-rn-in- Washingtons headquarters and others at their homes While their pursuers were searching the Stretches of East river and the shores of the Sound for them these Yankee rebels were march ing triumphantly onward to enlist again in the struggle for liberty Lamar Beaumont in Youths Companion ¬ ¬ WAS TWISTED BEFORE Trnnrrn praying all day ten orders in his hand Shouting back to an oarsman to follow him with a basket brought from the city he hur ried to the cabin Just then the day guard was being called away and the night guard told oir in their places To add to the haste and confusiionof the scene the pris-oners were purposely restless and noisy surging about the deck as if to keep warm and shouting in the most boisterous manner Whispering to one of his seven companions a very tall man to reach up and get a pair of oars from a galley overhead Beman with a boyish good natured smile and a remark to the re- ¬ maining oarsman sprang over the side into the beat Reeling as if about to Here fall he exclaimed childishly catch hold of my hand The boatman evidently pitying him sprang forward seized his hand and ently drew him toward a seat in the stern But this was a fatal mistake for the carsmau for like a flash the little American captain grappled the bulky Britisher overturned him head downward as if h had been a stick and plunged him into the river At the same second the guard posted at the gangway came doivn head first¬ also gun and all hurled1 by the prisoners on deck into the water Then gliding dowh like so many swiftkhad ows came the seveu grim followers of the daring dwarf and all except hose who were to wield the oars squatted in ¬ When the boat touched the ship the officer sprang up the side bearing writ- ¬ r 37m m The Rest Effects Are Produced by the Lve Johnsoo 2pm 10 43am 6 32pm Lve Duvatls Selection of Some Color Lve Stamping Grnd 10 50am tt 9pm 8 22a ra Scheme 11 00 un 6 4Jpm 8 40am Lve Switztr 11 07am 6 5fipm 8 55am Lve Elkhorn 11 20am1 7 lOpmi 9 15am Arr Frakrort a The success of a luncheon depends D oly except Sunday in great part upon the coloring or pre a Connects with L N b connects with Q vailing tints employed in the decora C connects with Ky Central tions and in such of the eatables as may be colored to harmonize therewith KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS The color pastes made by reliable ex M AM tract makers are perfectly harmless PM AM Lv 340 70 Frankfort Arli 20 71 Georgetown Ar 1081 617 being highly concentrated extracts of 4 750ILv Lv 9 0 540 Paris Si0 840 Ar pure fruits and only a little practice 830 Maysville Lv 545 Ar Lv 709 2S5 Winchester will render one perfectly familiar with 6J6 1142 Ar 720 100 Ar Lv 6 M 200 Richmond their use In planning a dinner or GEO B HARPER Gni Supt luncheon the best effects can be pro JUS K NEWTON G P A duced by selecting some color scheme which should be carried out so far as possible not only in flowers and china but in the dishes served When select ¬ ing a color the time of year must be considered It is not only essential that the flowers selected should be in season but that the sreneral color scheme should be in keeping with the weather as for example red needs crisp cold The Leading Specialists of America days to make the color effective and 20 YEARS IN OHIO pleasing and is therefore out of place Yellow in late spring or summer 250000 Cured lights up brilliantly combines well with other things and is easily carried WECURESTRICTURE out at any time of the year as is pink Thousands of younjr and middla aeed This color decorates especially well and men are troubled with this disease many makes an attractive table The comunconsciously lucy may havo a smart ing sensation Email twisting stream bination of green and white is perhaps sharp cut tine pains at times plight dis the most appropriate table decoration charge difficulty in commencing weak organs emissions and all the symptoms for warm weather and the possibilities of nervous debility they have ilKlt for change and effect are almost with TURE Dont let doctors cxperimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing out number The best effects are pro ¬ you This will not euro you as it will reduced by the most simple effects and turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT MENT absorbs the stricture tissue In selecting the delicate shading hence removes the tricturo permanently menu materials must be chosen that It can never return No painno suffer ing no uetontion from business byouf will conform to the desired color and method Thosexualorgansarestrength it will spoil the effect to use too deep ened The nerves are invigorated and tho bliss of manhood returns coloring St Louis Hobe Democrat -- Lve Paris c Lve Elizabeth Lve Centreville Lv Newtown Lvfl C Ry Depot b Lve Georgetown WEST BOUND No 2 No 4 Pass Pas y 9 10 10 Mixed No 6 ouii - 4upui 40am 5 50pm 4 Sam a pm 534in K 03pm 2 am 6 17pm 7 50am HJarn H 20pm 7 51am ¬ ¬ J i ¬ ¬ pisi DrsXK iimn I 1 ¬ ¬ A Acream-of-bee- inod Soup WECURE GLEET ¬ let your tail hang through the cage bars to day Leo this is Washingtons birth- ¬ day and youre very sure to get it twisted Judge Willie Littleboy Mrs LionMind you that you dont Told the Truth I wish I had been George Washington Papa Why my son Willie Why papa he couldnt tell a lie and so when he was visiting and was asked if he wouhl like another piece of cake instead of saying No just for the sake of being polite he Lon ¬ told the truth and said Yes don Punch Disponed to Exaggerate I know a woman who pretends to be older than she really is Impossible Fact She is only 08 but she says she is 105 and that she danoed with M Y Journal George Washington soup is an attractive to the list of winter soups It addition is particularly delicious when made with a quart of chicken stock The beets are peeled and grated into the sto k in which thev are afterwards boiled They may however be boiled in a quart of water to which has been added a tablespoon ful of beef extract with raw potatoes and an onion This liquid is strained and to it is added a quart of hot milk thickened with four tsblespoonfnls of constareh and sea ¬ soned with a few peppercorns and a blade of mace Strain it through a fine sieve adding a tablespoonful of butter Just before it is sent to the table Serve with crusts X Y Post t Thousands of young and middle aged men are having their sexual igor and vitality continually sapped by this disease They aro frequently unconscious of the causo of these symptoms U eneral Weakness Lnnatural Discharges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness Poor Mem- ¬ ory Irritability at time Smarting Sen sation sunken Eyes with dark circles Weak Back General Depression Lack of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken Parts etc OLEET and STRICTURE may bo tho cause Dont consult family doctors as they have no experience in these special diseases - dont allow Quacks to experiment on yon Consult Specialists who havo made a lifo study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will posi ¬ tively cure you One thousand dollars for a case we accept for treatment and cannot cure Terms moderate for a cure CURES GUARANTEED We trent nd TrTSTnXS VARICOCELE SYPHILIS rLKET STRICTURE TMPOTENCY SECRET DRAINS UNNATCTIAT THSCH A RO ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases CONSULTATION FREE BOOKS FREE If unable to call write for QUESTWN BLANK for HOME TREATMENT Stewed Celery Get a couple of heads of young celery wash it thoroughly remove the outer leaves cut the stalks even and tie it in small bunches put the bunches into a saucepan of boilhg water and let them fently boil for three quarters to one hour until quite tender when done drain untie the bunches and place them on a piece of fresh dry toast pour over white sauce and serve JJost on Globe Kennedy DRS Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O t THE BOTJRBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY Extreme annexaticnists are advocating the addition of Canada to thiscountry and think it can be accomplished in a peaceful manner Is a Rule Are Brave Men Whoe without exciting a quarrel with England Work Counts fur Much in uch grave questions call for the wisest a Campaign statesmanship just as dyspepsia constipation liver and kidney diseases and malaria Ore of the most striking features of call for a thoroughly reliable remedy like Hos tetters Stomach Bitters Xo experimenting the whoJe campaign was the pack train should be done with untried medicines when The packers of the army are very like an old established preparation is to be had the stokers on board a worship They are seldom heard of out their work is A Hazy Term Defined Miss Fondart Jack what do they mean the most important of any that is done They supply the fundamental requi ¬ when they speak of a first water diamond Jack One that um er one fresh from sites and should their work stop the the mine never been soaked you know whole force would suffer They are the Jewelers Weekly heart of the military system and yet their praises are never sung by poets State of Ohio Citt of Toledo ss and they are seldom mentioned in dis Lucas County Frank J Chenev makes oath that he is the patches They are never seer in pa ¬ st trior partner of the firm of F J Cheney rades and reviews and yet to these be- ¬ cv Co doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said long a great portion of the glory The packers of the army are even firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars foT each and every case of catarrh that more entitled to the praise than are the cannot be cured bv the use of Halls Catarrh stokers of the navy for not only is the FRANK J CHENEY Cure Sworn to before me and subscribed in my work of the former the very hardest but presence this 6th day of December A D they are compelled to go right up in the 189 A Y GLEASON firing line when the battle is at its Seal Notary Public height and where the danger is great ¬ halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur est and unpack ammunition It is faces of the Bvstem Send for testimonials really a remarkable sight to see these F J CHENEY free CO Toledo J men and their total indifferree to all by druggists 75c Sold danger at the front during an engage Halls Family Pills are the best ment and very often one or more of ¬ ¬ ¬ 21 1899 Our Policy of Territorial Expamlon THE ARMY PACKERS TUMOR EXPELLED Unqualified Success of Lydia B Plnkhams Vegetable Compound Mrs Elizabeth Wheelock Magno- ¬ lia Iowa in the following letter de- ¬ scribes her recovery from a very critical condition 44 Dear Mrs Pinkham I have been taking your Vegetable Compound and am now ready to sound its praises It has done wonders for me in relieving me of a tumor VANITY OF GREATNESS One Young Man Who Foand Out That He Sever Would Be Missed m IIP WITH A LIE Ikfer ¬ ¬ The SoreheatL Hes a nomination on the maehiae ticket Judge You Can Get Cobwigger Freddy Whats a reformer pa their mules are shot You seemed depressed this evening said Hamhlin as Flagg who was generally on pretty good terms with himself lit his eighth cigarette and ther threw it away ¬ after taking two whiffs Yes 1 am was the reply Theres no use trying to be anybody in this world Hamblin urged Oh come brace up You ought to be Whats gone wrong ashamed to let yqurself be cast down after the streak of good luck youve had Here ¬ you are on the sunny side of 30 and a firm doing a business of 1000000 a year has made you its chief buyer with a salary that would keep three or four gfeod sized families in luxury Youve had a trip to Europe at My health the houses expense and you youve Flagg interrupted Hold on has been poor struck the very thing that bothers me You for three years know Miss Dolliver that beautiful stately Change of life girl I introduced you to one night in the was working Burk wells box upon me I call I called on her last evening I used to 1 there was very ed across every week or two before startto the other side Well more much bloated than three months had elapsed since 1 had and was a bur seen her last Of course I concluded that my was an apology enough for the den to myself Was troubled with that triphad not called lately so without fact I any smothering spells also palpitation of ado 1 began talking about my experiences in the heart and that bearing down feel- ¬ Paris What do you think she said Oh I cant guess ing and could not be on my feet much Why have you been out of the city 44 1 was growing worse all the time Chicago Evening News i0j0Mnf Mi 1 IfP ¬ a man who failed to gel Allens foot Ease FKEE Write U da to Allen S Olmsted Le Rov N Y for a FKEE sample of Aliens Foot Ease a powder to shake into your shoes It cures chilblains sweating damp swollen aching feet It makes tipht shoes easy Cures Corns Bunions and ingrowing Nails Aildruggistsatid shoeskoressell it ga cents it is not because I want to be but because J cant help it -- If I am prejudiced Drake Watson To Cure a Cold in One Day Tak Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All dnggKts refund money if it fails to cure 25c- Some people are smarter than you are it is important that yon admit it Atchison CUobe dress L The most luxurious service by many attractive routes from the North and West to Florida all leading via Plant System which is the preferred line to the favorite resorts beyond the frost line For particulars adA Bell 205 Clark St ¬ ¬ Chicago A genial person is one who laughs heartily when he hears a funny story a second time Atchison Globe I use Pisos Cure for Consumption both in my family and practice Dr G W Patter sou Inknter Mich Nov 5 1894 I feel all run down said the jocular citizen as the cyclist rode over him L A Bulletin Will it cure Use St Jacobs Oil for lame back and youll see to Drink is a decline noun that many men are unable Chicago Daily News doubting Thomas full of aches uses St Jacobs Oil Hes cured A Nothing makes a man so sad as to have a girl jolly him Chicago Daily News You will be disabled by Rheumatism St Jacobs Oil and cure it Use Life is made up of meetings greetings and fleetinga Life MISSOURIS WAR GOVERNOR Restored By Pe-ru-- na where the pack trains are used regularly Consequently there is that picturesque western air about the men The army mule is the most essential feature of campaigning but there are several varieties and the pack mule is without doubt the most unique and intelligent There are about GO animals in a full train and these are led by the a steady patient bellmare well broken horse that leads the way and around whose neck a bell is suspended The sound of this bell is the guide the mules follow no matter where it leads They follow blindly without any other guide except the constant urging from the packers who ride other mules along in the train The animals wear no bridle except perhaps a halter and yet they trot along and never stray from the trail As long as they are with the train they show remarkable intelli gence but once take them away from the rest ard they are hopelessly lost Horses were very scarce during he Santiago campaign and so a few of the pack animals were impressed intoserv ice under the saddle 1 was fortunate enough to have one and he waa not the least of my troubles lie was branded with a huge 1V and in every one of his adventures he upheld the tradition of that time honored symbol of bad luck It was most amusing to see him on the road as he always imagined that the pack train was just ahrad and at every bend he would crane his neck to see if the rest of the mules were If he ever bean a bell that ahead sounded like the one lie had been fol lowing he would make for it and no power could stop him When riding near the front I lived in deaelly fear lest some one in the enemys Hue should sound a bell If I ever heard a pack train coming in he opposite direction i had to climb down and anchor him to a tree or lit- would join it The packers of this campaign worked dnv and night and no one ever hearu of them getting sick when the fever was laying the best of us law There was no glorj for them they were just simple hired civilians no uniform no regiment but just good natured hard¬ working westerners Each one of the packers carried a six sbooler of th e ¬ in a measure used to dangers as the frontier is the only part of the country The packers are all western men and ¬ ¬ until I took your medicine 44Aftcr taking three boxes of Lydia E Piokhams Vegetable Compound Crescent Motel Eareka Springs Ar Lozenges the tumor passed from me Opens February kansas the Ozark Moun23 In My health has been better ever tains Delightful eilmate Beautiful scenery since can now walk quite a distance Cnequaled medicinal waters Cheap exand am troubled no more with palpita- cursion rates Through sleepers via Frisco Line Address Rocm 0 tion of the heart or bloating I rec- H Arcade Centurv Plank Manager Frisco Building or ommend your medicine to all sufferers Ticket Office No 101 N Broadway St Louis Mo from female troubles It is hardly reasonable to suppose A Wise Man that any one can doubt the efficiency She of Mrs Pinkhams methods and medi- ¬ riage What do you think of love and mar¬ cine in the face of the tremendous vol He One thing at a time please Puck 44 ¬ ¬ ¬ oKwtiMe ¬ fllws k Kidney and Bladder Troubles Make You Miserable ¬ J Dr Kilmers SWAMPROOT is the Great Remedy for all Kidney Bladder and Uric Acid Troubles By Special ¬ Arrangement Every Reader of this Paper to Prove for Themselves The Wonderful Merits of THIS GREAT DISCOVERY May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely FREE by Mail ¬ ¬ You are in no danger of being sick if Tarry a few days under Floridas azure you keep your kidneys well ekies breathe her soft pure air drink the Her Maiden Aim They filter your blood keep it pure fragrance from her orange blossoms then Hoax So voung Goldrox has taken a tour the Tropics on magnificent steel Pas and free from disease breeding- germs wife What was her maiden name senger Ships of the Plant Line sailing five Your other organs may need care but Joax Her maiden aim seems to have times every week from Port Tampa to Ha- your kidneys most because they do been to marry GoldTox and she proved an vana most unusually pood shot for a woman Phila- If you are sick begin with your kidGelpnia xvecora When we hear of a fire where the organ was saved we dont know whether it is an neys because as soon as they are well Explosions of Coughing are stopped by advantage or a detriment Washington they will help all the other organs to la Democrat Hale s Honey of Horehound and Tar health Drops Cure in one minute Pikes Toothache The treatment of some diseases may A photographer is never positive regard- be delayed without danger not so with L A W kidney disease Some people are constantly so busy that ing his undeveloped negative you cant get them to do anything they Bulletin Swamp Root is the great medical tri- ¬ ought to do Washington Democrat umph of the nineteenth century dis-¬ What A Cripple Cure your sprain in covered after years of untiring effort a day with St Jacobs Oil and research by the eminent kidney Strangely enough the better half is not and bladder specialist Dr Kilmer and the one who does the betting L A W In order to keep the stove hot you should has truly wonderful healing action on Bulletin keep it coaled Chicago Daily News the kidneys and bladder It will be found by both men and The way out of pains and aches is to rub women just what is needed in all cases THE MARKETS of kidney and bladder disorders lame St Jacobs Oil in back dull pain or ache in the back Cincinnati Feb 2f 75 30 LIVE STOCK Cattle common A bad player and a bad piano make a bad gravel catarrh of the bladder rheumaSelect butchers 4 6o tism sciatica neuralgia uric acid trou45 combination Atchison ilobe C 0o 5 CALVES Fair to pood hern bles and Brights Disease which is the 3 M gj 3 7o HOGS Coarse and heavy 37 Mixed packers You may be sure Neuralgia will be cured worst form of neglected kidney trouble Swamp Root corrects inability tohoid 3 tO Lisrht shippers 3s by St Jacobs Oil SHEEP Choice 35 fc t 0 water and promptly overcomes that unLAMBi 4f0 pleasant necessity of being compelled FLOUR--Wint2 55 family 27 The fools be poor but new 2 7 least sincere advice mayDaily News it is at to go often during the day and to get Chicago No 3 red 73 up many times during the night ¬ ¬ j ume of testimony ¬ If your water when allowed to remain undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty four hours forms a sediment or settling or has a cloudy appearance it is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immediate attention The way to be well is to look after your kidneys To take Dr Kilmers Swamp Root when you are suffering ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i 5 t fc - ¬ er GRAlN--Vheai--Nur- td Corn No Oais--N- o 2 mixed gj 31 from clogged kidneys This prompt mild and wonderful remedy is easy to get at the drug stores in 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Find Them on ttve Family GRAIN Family wheat FLOUK southern--Whea- t BALTIMORE 70 3 3 4 35 4 Corn Mixed Rve to 711 - 1 IPIP IBI Oats No No CATlLE First quality HOGi Western GRAIN Wheal No 2 Na 2 mixed Oftbt No -- mixed l YILLK FLOUK Winter patent GRAIN Wheat Xo 2 red Corn INDIAN APOLIS 2 white 2 Western ijf it 36 4 10 4 30 3 54 rects a right beginning Gregory s Seed insure the most successful ending Get the book now its free SON Marblehead Mass JAMES J II lRKIOKY A pleasure a GARDEN COOD Gregorys seed book a and profit Is di- ¬ SAPOLIO GOVERNOR X C JU--ru-- C FLETCHER He writes isagreat friend of Drug MTg Co Columbus Tie Pe-ru-na war Governor of the State of Missouri Ohio Hcn Thomas Fletcher the noted 0 been afflicted with chronic catarrh which has gone throughmy whole system and no one knowf the torture and misery I have passed through My doctor has prescribed various remedies and I have never found any relief until I was per suaded by a friend t use Dr Hart mans After the uftetorf one bottle I feel like a new mari It also cured me of a dropping I fcaid in my throat ami built my system up generally To those who are suffering with ca tarrh 1 take pleasure in recommend rg your great medicine Very respectfully Thomas C Fletcher Everything that affects the welfare of the people is a legitimate subject of comment to the real statesman The statesman is not a narrow man It is the politician who is narrow The true statesman looks out on the world as it is and seeks as far as is in his power to remedy evils and encourage the good Catarrh in its various forms is rapid- ¬ ly becoming a national curse An un doubted remedy has been discovered by Dr Hartman This remedy has been thoroughly tested during the past forty ¬ Pe-ru-- na ¬ le ntlemes F or years I have Prominent men have come to know m its virtues and are makingpub lic utterances on the subject To save the country we must save the people To save the people we must protect them from disease The disease that is at once the most prevalent and stub My mistress ha the nabit Judge born of care is catarrh years - The roses of Paris are different from the roaeaol New York or Philadelphia jr even from the roses of soft New Orleans for they live out hi the cold est weather and do not seem to know what it is to get nipped by frost The first thing that strikes a person on coming here is the number of flower women who stand upon the street cor ners and in front of the shops begging vou aiwavs to bay a flower of them They carry their wares in big straw baskets which are strapped upon theTr backs like Indian pappooaea Not con tent with this heavy load the Parisian flower woman carries another liasket of Bowers upon her arm and in her hands there is the ever present posy begging to be sold She dresses oddly the Parisian flow er woman for she knows that she must look picturesque or herocucpation wbl be gone That is a lesson to the flower siller of the United States If she would take off her shabby though con ventional gown and put on a short bright one with wooden shoes clat tering below she could sell brr fiGwVrs at sight to the passer by who would be attracted to her out of curiosity The Parisian flower woman sells out many times a day but this fact by no means throws her out of business She goes around the corner to where some friendly member of her family awaits her and comes back with a fresh sup ply People who raise flowers in Paris for ale in the streets do not cultivate the hothouse flowers They grow hardy violets the kind that peep out of the snow in March and they raise great big cabbage roses such as come in the cot- ¬ tage garden in crisp June Flowers can learn to stand a great deal of cold like people and those who grow them for the streets would do well to take lesions of the Parisian florists who know the trick of making their wares hardy enough for cold days St Louis 0 lobe Democrat Neglected YfcaVt the matter Harold Terrier got the grippe Poodle No Im dying or neglect ¬ 20 70 z 19 3 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CANADA A GRIP CURE that DOES CURE Druggists refond tbe money if it fails to core PRICE 23 GLir-- - SMS SSHi THE BOURBON NEWS Gun Cotton We had come into the storeroom for torpedoes at the Brooklyn navy yard OF and the talk turned to high explosives We have to keep a sharp watch on the gun cotton said one of the gun ners who were with me to see that it does not get dry and does not get too acid There is never a day goes by on a battleship but careful inspection is 9URB0N Circuit Court made of the stores of ran cotton Dip 2BJWkafsts Executrix Plaintiff in a piece or litmus paper and see if it vs comes out blue If it does all is well SfeiiliE Cormx etc Defendants but beware if it comes out red That of the Bour- - means acid and acid means danger y virtue of a judgment What do you do when it comes out vjircuit ourt timdeand entered in I asked hove ptvleti cause on tbe ltb dav red Neutralize the acid Yon see enin December 18W 1 will sell publicly acthe Oonrt rionse aoor in tne uuy cotton deteriorates a lot in an acid solu sjjtf Pri Kentucky on tion Do you always keep the gun cotton T9ri1ay Maroli th18K ARIS KY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21 1899 MASTERS SALE SURPRISED HER HUSBAND Why the Young Wife Spent an After I alBiiMe Farm ¬ Always Thats one of the first principles When its wet it safe when its have AtiTc of ibout 118 acres and 32 the waterdry it isnt Let it which aU is it will soak up ot land lying on botb sides of the 31 about 30 per cent ijgumnp luuis turnpike in Bourbon ¬ Suppose you were to touch off some OMOntV Kv ahont 30 acres on one side rfcererf aud about 88 acres and 32 poles gun cotton here on the ground what Mftfche other the latrer mntainmur im would happen 4gwiraients8Hid farm adjoining the lands Nothing at all if it wasnt confined oiu J Piper the estate of Mrs You might burn a ton of it like cord CTLenne Smedlev and Mrs Jnlta wood in a bonfire But pack it in a tin r3Raie toe Ued about 7 miles from Paris box even a flimsy one and youll have ous MiSBdJjuile fiom Hutchison Station fun And of course the stronger the I thought Id spend the afternoon Boswill first offer thf box the more fun youll have Commissioner with you she announced to the astonton Globe pivHert in two prcels in accon1 ished Charlie as she swept into the with the division ot said laud office l dei K round Paris le by the turnpike passing through But my dear he began when The Paris of the pavement gay ht wi sand then as a whole and Mrs Smith ensconced herself at the aBerxtt the bid or bids aggregating th bright and exhilarating is fairly fa- side of his desk and intimated that the DBY GOODS GOODS juuJMfc money miliar to us all but underground Paris most violent arguments would not dark solitary and damx extending for move JSarid sale will be made upon a credi her She sat there all the after A twelve rf ix parts and eighteen months fo milesof is comparatively unknowncata- noon The Minneapolis girl enjoyed part this area is devoted to the of the purchase money shopping and forgot to call in liM AND LOOK combs a valley of dry bones a garden herself OUR STOCK OF fitwr which the purchaser will be reqa r goodby Mrs Smith broke of the dead the rest a garden still more to tell Charlie to execute bonds payable to the do got vast provides for the wants or rather down and confessed as soon as she Serai gned Mister Commissioner wit young and fgmd sntt ty to be approved the luxuries of the living it is devot homeher to her foolish next day husband go down told and buy tit mteruat from date until paid a ed to mushroom culture These subter herself the prettiest hat she could find if steof six percent pei annum an ranean gardens extend for some 20 Ijjani y Vtv nnH ff of 0 in1 miles under the gay capital and are Chic igo Inter Ocean tasumt batd sale is made to satit fv th from 20 feet to 160 feet beneath the MMafcl tain debts set out in the jodic JOHN HAYS BIG APRON surface aaat oi Male herein CLOAKS It is very difficult to obtain permis- One of the Cases Where DisliYvash sion to visit them and even when per Cterie Ky Feb 17th 1899 iag PrttdBcwl a Poet mission is obtained it requires some YCU ALWAYS Colonel Hay was when a boy a reguTO BUY EMUETT M DICKSON courage to avail oneself of it for the lar attendant of the Presbyterian Sun M aster Commistiouer B C C only entrance is a circular opening like day school at Warsaw Ills GOOD GOODS the mouth of a well out of which a UHtMjLLAN TaLBOTT AttyS The Sunday school lessons partly con long pole stands Through this pole sisted of committing to memory Bible fastened at the top only at fairly long verses and to attain supremacy in this intervals sticks are thrust This prim created qxiite a rivalry among the scholitive ladder the base of which swings ars John Hay was sure to come out like a pendulum in the impenetrable ahead from two to five answers somedarkness below is the only means of times more causing those of his comagain rades who were always behind him to Here reaching the caves cried our guide with a burst of cheer- regard him with envy BRI1NGERS WOMEN used fe fulness see this door On the other to think Consequently when some of those boys side are the catacombs as full of bones heard that John had to wash dishes and jn a e diseases 7OI could o n y be We do the churning for his mother and as this place is of mushrooms VA treated after lo ¬ smiled We were not afraid of bones more than all that he wore an apron cal examina ¬ with an iron door between them and while at these duties his jealous com tions by physi- ¬ us Strand Magazine rades fairly crowed cians Dread of treatment One morning it was agreed by his such When lioHette Died kept thousands of comrades to get him out of doors while Horace Walpole is a great lover of he had his apron on and humiliate him modest women Patapan Tonton and Ro by having two or three girls whom he dogs too silent about their suffering The in- ¬ sette the last the legacy of Mine du rather liked ask him questions in retroduction of Deffand are certainly the most spoiled gard to his housework of Cardui has now demon- Vine jiii IMSE AM MIT A0 ULACk- of the species and run all over Straw Young Hay came out to where the tenths of all the astrated that nine berry after their master to the detri boys were and answered the questions VT scases of menstrual disorders do ment one would have thought of the by saying that he washed dishes as his SMITH FOR SALE attention not require a physicians prim gardens and the vertu National bnportanee mother taught him and then with sat all The simple pure PARIS KENTUCKY to sell my huse and ot When Rosette dies presently Horace twinkling eyes he gavs the dishpan 1 DESIRE with blacksusdtb hop at Jacksonsends the most touching epitaph on a which he had with him a tremendous Work guarantee- - satisfactory Calls 1 will sell for halt cash Lai ville Ky perhaps to my Lord fling contents and all drenching who dog ever written Your work is tnce in twelve months For further promptly answered It has no merit he says ever happened to be near enough and Nuneham AlAVSK solicited Prices reasonable oarrizulars address or call on for it is an imitation but it comes laughing loudly ran into the kitchen BEN J F SHARON CONTAINS from the heart if ever epitaph did and Hay and his big apron were never moKJoct tn Jacksonville Ky shaken In the privacy of a womans therefore your dogmanity will not dis- lested after that Christian Endeavor sown home insures quick relief and nmil sti h year Diilv like it Women need not r speedy cure World r Advertisement Sweetest roses of the year Dtily and Sunday r uail now Wine of Cardui re- ¬ hesitate fH n ywnr my Roses bier Strew around A Kissing Nation DEALER IN quires no humiliating examina Calmly may the dust repose AE Y0TT A DEMOCHftTS of the world is kiss for its adoption It cures any Jons In no other part Of my faithful pretty Rose FUmitims Wtedaw Shades Oil tdisease that comes under the head ing so much in vogue ae in Rniieia Sur Cloths Carpets 3iattresses lines at least have the The opening Mm cli sdag asds There is a plac of female troubles disordered concep- From time immemorial it has been ths a the Gieate- - Sim- n NVwfrpMper Etc oddest un likeness to the popular tfnenses falling of the womb in for everything and or everything 10 lx national salute Indeed it is more of a whites change of life It makes tion of Horace Walpole if they have greeting in ils place the LOUISVILLE DISPATCH the V orM than a caress Special attention given to Undertak omen beautiful by making them some affinity with the man who is the sLoiid find a plice in the home c every ing and Repairing In public affairs as in private the Price r rnr young by well It keeps them copy liOCRAT in the SUNNY SOUSIfc The friend and playfellow of little children nic f a yr kiss is an established custom Fathers 100 at healthy uy Main Stkeet keeping them Disgatch is the peoples paper owned Paris Ky and cant find it in his heart to turn and sons kiss old generals with rusty Address THE I N Nw Yrk ho drug store tber people and is always ready to flght old off an old servant or to give up an mustaches kiss whole regiments kiss for the cause of the pcple IT STAND For advice In c9es requiring special ally Longmans Magazine SQJARELY ON THE CHICAGO PLAT directions address giving symptoms The emperor kisses his officers On a h Ladies Advisory Department LM without the aid- or const nt of thf are almost as many reviewing day there The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta ¬ Hon to Dieot a Momioito CALDWELLS ciii Zc rlciioiili s nd a llc ccmpiu exchanged nooga Tenn If a lillipu A needle held in the left bund is kisses as shots saa cf is rrws service now bring fur- ¬ earned the im tas I ADdISOH f5fLry Kiss says passed through the thorax the legs and tian corps of cadets have CURES CONSTlPATlONlv nished over leased wins by the New York is use Wine of Cardui extensively in Chicago Inter Ocean and the wings are pulled off and if necessary perial approval tbe imperial salute Sua tho my prcticaand find it a most excellent head boy who passes Northern Press Association with that o the scales of the body brushed off with bestowed upon the report to his neigh preparation for female troubles it on with a hearty aay other paper vlH fully verify its a camels hair brush The tail is then next and so jlouo it you see ii in the Dispatch it s lowered into a drop of water salt solu bor he in his turn to the For Keikt through the whole juvenile body so and if ics so it is always in the Dis tion or weak formalin placed on a glass on young On a holiday or fete day the ach slide and with another needle held in The Dispatch also has a staff of ever The store room occupied by C and delicate mistress of a house will flla Mrl t hund tha lilt TWO KPSTTTieiltS ff o liio U 11 IM active eorrfpOiidnts in the Scuh and Grosche is for rent mairknrranfu but l Pojstsion given the tail are partially separated and neld tviil POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MORE January 1st 1899 Apply to all her menservants too aud if tbe down unon the slide The lft hand is THAN DOUBLE THE SOUTHERN NEWS venture above her AND Geo Rassenfoss Get the cf any ther Loaisviile paper then moved in such a manner as to geutleman does not and kiss his cheek hand she will stoop I Dispatch it gives the news axd tells the draw away the insect Major Ross To judge also from the number of Medical Gazette axut it M S in Indian salutes the matrimonial bond in thestr Daily i paes Sunday 24 rages WeeK8 pages high circles must be one of uninterrupo We club with the Weekly Greatness Turust Ipon Him Disptxfe at tU remfj7fcaWy low price of A gentleman scarcely enters 1 who ed felicity ROUTE Teacber Now then bDy No Lire insurance Policies or leaves the room without kissing his 225 wrote Macbeth BEST LINE TO AND FROM wife either on her forehead cheak cr Boy No 1 trembling violently band Please ir 1 didnt BOtGHT FOR CASH Teacber I know you didnt but who Heroes of the Pen J mr mr mP m V fi V V V 1 S w did intensity of application with The READY FOR SALE 1 of virtue with a spasm Boy No Terms 5 and 5 pei cent on real which the mind follows whatever it J All Points in Michigan EVERYWHERE Please sir 1 dont wauter be a telltalw lays hold of in literary pursuit is ex estate mortgage J but it wnz Bob Bnster over in de cor emplified in the case of Robert Ains MOURE ROGERS JANUARY 1st J899 16sep 6mo ner seat I seen him a doin of it Il- worth a celebrated writer and anti Paris Ky -White City Special Barber Shop Moved jj jff jf jp jp jp jp jfi dp jp jp jp lustrated Record quarian of the seventeenth ceatury He est Termiual Station had been for years engaged in a volumi Together whh Buck and Bill have moyed their bar- ¬ Two of a Kind nous Latin dictionary and while fasWhat is tautology ber shop across the street and now have Teacher TEETH EXTRACTED cinated with this heroic work gave so Avoiding The Tunnel Boy Repetition the handsomest baiber shop and bath wife little time and attention to bis WITHOUT PUS rooms ever in Paris All work done Teacher Give me an example BOSTON that be incurred her bitterest jealousy with neatness and dispatch With Boy We are going to have sheeps and oefore tbe work was quite complete NO COCAINE Wagner Sleeping Cars NO GAS tnanks for paet favors Bnck and Bill head for dinner and my sister Elsies she committed the whole to the flames young man is coming to dinner aLo A simple application to the gums used solicit a liberal share of the pul lio Instead of abandoning himself to deit Compiled by only by me and acknowledged by the patronage Teacher Go up top London Fun spair Aiusworth set to work and re best and easiest and public to le the wrote it accomplishing the entire work EDG AR STANTON MACLA Y absolutely free from any alter effects a Rator Dnel Cane For time Tbe srnne bitter disappoint fcjjatfffctt Pallor Cars Wagner Sleepi Catephoric treatment for painless Historian of the U S Navy Miss Johnsing Dont Mistah ieiijh in Care ment was endured with similar heroism filling 3afc Private Compartment Insure against fire wind and light ¬ les see de flash ob his by Carlyle when the manuscript of his son look swell TLiant Coaches and Dining Cars ning in the Hurst Home Insurance Co diaruon stud 8 00 Frederics the Great was destroyed Bet of teeth Dit Mr Jackson Diamon nuffin ower rates and absolutely safe insur- ¬ THE STANDARD 1500 Upper and lower from de by fire am a discarded papahweight O W Miller Agent ance 50cts np Silver fillings Unexpected AMERICAN ANNUAL bank wha he am potah Jt 100 np Gold fillings Paris Ky Weekly 500 The tramp had been very impertinent ¬ Gold crowns 50 cts Painless extraction dictatorial until the hired man unThe use of ctats of arms as a badge and made his appearance and inare yonr tickets read via EI PRICE 25 CENTS frr rliffprpnt fniilifs did not com into expectedly you lookin far a scrap J R MMRJ D S- FUUK be quired Ar century practice till the twelfth His manner changed entirely and at Insurance in the Hurst Home only 821 Main St Paris Ky it nnce he answered Yes sir thats Germans are said to haveorigimf MeCORMICK cost the policy holders fifty r nta on the opp Court house while the French developed the Postpaid to any aretfc hundred dollar dnrin tn ear 1897 jtomxmjer Traffic Mgr what Im lookin fur a fccrap o cold Hurs 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p m O W Miller Agent er anything that L THE VORLD PulKxef Btdfcflfltf D B MARTIN The Romans used little stones cal ¬ turkey er cold ham - Washington Pans Ky xeepnone y to lc handy Tkt Akt Gen Pass NEV YORK culi in counting and hence the world happens i follow-jde-ribtd 1 ¬ ibcct the how of noon tbe ial estate to wit wet noon In His Office Young Mrs Smith who lives down on Prairie avenue is very fond of her husband and also very jealous of him Mr Smith knows this and enjoys it immensely Before the Smiths were married he used to know a Minneanolis erirl who visited his sister in Chicago Mrs Smith knew her very well too The Minneapolis girl came down not long ago and Mrs Smith called on her A few days before the Minneapolis girl went back she called on Mrs Smith and they had an eniovable nuarter of an honr thinking thin hrmt v UUwvu onntw O and talking about Mansfield When the Minneapolis girl rose to go she said sweetly Oh by the way I want to see Charlie before 1 go back and 1 think I may just drop into his office this afternoon Oh do Charlie will be Relighted returned Mrs Smith The door had hardly closed on the guest before Mrs Smith executed a sort of war dance She dressed as fast as she could put on her bonnet and announced her intention of going down to Mr Smiths office Her grandmother remonstrated in vain Mrs Smith is only 18 and she is jeal¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ YOU WILL -- FI3ST3D Ar TWIN BROTHERS i AT LOWEST PRICES JUST WHAT OU NEED IN FALL AND WINTER GOODS g0 ad ¬ Mens and Boys Suits Over Coats Ulsters Pants Underwear Boots Shoes Hats Caps Shirts Etc CAPES DRESS LADIES SHOES COME IN 11 it ¬ ¬ i THROUGH JACKETS CHILDRENS SHOES BIG ¬ ¬ OiQlhing Dry Goods Boots and Shoos ¬ CAPES 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