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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 1, 1899

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 1, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 bou1899120101_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 1, 1899 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. z y jlj With nil tha lofof r ictji latce iu ti-- f JUO -Uvj tut uiecnanicai auil- jt ity to use them we are pre- pared to furnish First Class Job if Work at the same price that you pay for inferior work elsewhere j 1 y THE BOURBON NEW PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Space in a newspaper is vaiv able to the man who knows ho v to use it The wise merchant ivertisea iu the dull season ana profits from it -- u k x3Cfii 3ccpcc 3eJ 1881 CHAMP B0 Editors and Owners EsUb ished Ftbruayl f METEENTB TEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY DECEMBER The Curfew Movement the best citizens of Paris is receiving wide attention and is being heartily commended by the public in general The coupons printed in The News are being cut out and sent in to The Curfew Editor and it is now assured that the petition to be presented to the City Council will be a large one Many parents are not aware of the wickedness that thir boys and girls have learned and will learn by beng al lowed to run the streets at night 1 1899 NO 94 GENTLEMEN We Are Offerin A E NETTLETONS the The Curfew movement started Taes has heard of wickedness practiced by day by The News at the urgent request Paris children of tender years that of some of would appall the parents if they knew Many ladles have expressed a willing ness to circulate a petition for signatures and there is no doubt but that the Curfew movement will be a popular one ¬ gathering the news newspaper In man 3CCC3CCC3CCC3S3CCCCCC 8CCeS Now is your opportunity if you need shoes None better This seasons goods S4 oo 5 500 SHOES FOE ¬ Persons who favor the Curfew move ¬ ment are asked to cut out the following coupon have the adult members of the family sign it and send in to The Car few Editor of The News white seed kyk timothy and lover siei corn oats hay PtJBE NORTHERN hartford city cement sand lime KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT IU I IIC IIUnUKADLC llll lUUllUL ur rAivia BOX CALF VIC1 KID ENAMEL m ecccC3cx - WILLOW GALF AND We the undersigned citizens of Paris respectfully request your honorable body to enact and have enforced a Curfew Law If you deem it wise and just such as is in effect in various cities throughout the State in the interest of the morals of the boys and girls of Paris our future men and women GENTLEMEN DRAWING THETR OWN CONCLUSIONS When a householder purchases our celebrated MOUNTAIN ASH JELLICO COAL it requires no effort on our part to re- ¬ tain his trade The quality of the fuel makes him a lifelong customer That speaks volumes for its goodness An open grate tire will look cheerful THANKSGIVING TIME k 1 Signed GEO W STTJABT Directly Opposite L X N Freight Depot DArWP IA 1 mi A EDISON LEATHER nillHIN At W M Hintons Jewelry Store ARE THE BEST They repeat to you the sweet voices of famous sing er- - and reproduce accurately the best music of famous bands and orchestras All price machines in stock Call and see them W f In all the Safest styles all widths and sizes Remember 4 buys as good a shoe as is made Records 50 Cerats Each Five Dollars per Doz BRO W M HINTON JR And make out your list of Thanksgiing Eatables from this list of good things HEH7S FAMOUS HIKE 5llT- - Pans Gash Shoe Store 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham mmmmmmmmmmmmmf intra IN X THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE The Curfew ordinance recently passed bv the City Council at Covington went News and Comment of Stage Matters and into effect Wednesday night The fire Other Gossip bells give oue tap after which the police Mr Creston Clarke and his coinpary are required to arrest all children under of players presented the beauiiful fifteen years found on the streets with ¬ The Last of Hs romantic drama out their parents or guardians Race Wednesday night at the Grand to a well pleased audience Though tbe CARLISLE play ht been seen here before Mr County Clarkes excellent acting won several From Nic olu New Culled Precinct curtain caids and gained him many new From The Mercvry friends Miss Adelaide Prince who has expected to been ill since Snnday did not appear iu Rev E O Guerrant is assist in a meeting in the Presbyterian the cast but heV place was very capably cbnrch to begin on Tuesday night filled by Miss Leuhrman a handsome Dec 5th lad were held actress who makes a good leading services TbauKsgiviug was acceptable at the Methodist Church The eruiou Mr Clarkes support was preached by kev W H Major The play was well staged and the co- At the VethoJist Church in this citv tnmes were handsome The company Sundav a collection amounting to 650 may plav a return engagement later in was taken up tor tn ztn Century the season j V i THE 1UUL ill 111 lllltllllllliriilltll SI 1111 Educational Fund Hon Hanson Kennedys act iu calling an election to chose Democratic Com mitteemen is being approved by the Kentucky press generally On Monday an unruly horse belong ing to W F Cneatham backed into an open grave at our cemetery and considerable time and trouble was required to get him out He fell with his back downward ¬ ¬ The next attraction at the Grand will be Lincoln J Carters melodrama Just Before Dawn which will be seen next Thure day night Apple utter Sweet Pickles Sour Pickles Cranberries Grape Nuts New Prunes New Hominy New Figs Dried Butter Beans New Raisins New California beaches Evaporated Sweet Corn M My Soup and Frying Oysters will come direct from Baltimore Thanksgiving morning RSCNS 10th St Grocery Phone 173 Choice Turkeys Bulk Oysters Choice Celery i 1 II I i 11 1111 i1 111 Hi 111111111 til 1 1 1 II 1 tl 1 1 11 11 1 1 r- - f 1 I W tTt r ir iff H 1111 11 111 11 M 1 1 11 11 1S11 HI lil 1111 11 1111111111 1 1 111111111111 11 Kl 11 1 1 1 1 SI 111 14 1 114 1 I BUGGIES 1 CART CARRIAIES WAGONS H00SIER DRILLS fara Machinery of Ever f 3 Me liatutttutmutiiiuiuuiuiuauititl rjULo IjsjmswilsonJ d Xr Farming Sunplies The first performance of Mr F C Whitneys stage production of the novel Quo Vadis will tae place at M Vickers Theater Chicago December 11 Amougthe players so far engaged for the MILLERSBURG new piece are Joseph Haworth Arthnr New Notes Gathered In And About The Horace Forest William F Clifton Hut JE Lewis Edwin Varray Roselle Knott Saitord Carpener sold a tiue carriage Maud and Margaret Fealy horse and a saddle horse to Boweu sparks of Ashville N C Robert Downing has opened a draThe M T S football team will play He has tutf Paris team to morrow at tne col- matic school in Washington grounds lege Torqueme secured two new tragedies of da and Edmund Kean which he will Miss Luna Hurst eldest daughter F M Hurst was married to J Archie produce next season Gorrnauye8terrtay tit the Phoenix Hotel V Huntsman in Lexington Eld John Griffith in The Three Muske officiated One of the handsomest weuKugs oc- teers is an underlined attraction booked curring in Millersbarg was solemnized to appear at the Grand at an early dae yesterday afternoon at the Christian Church by Eld Armstrong Mr Frank Manager Scott will have matinee and Vimont and Miss Blanche Darnell being the principals Tbe bride is the only evening performances of The Turtle child of Mr and Mrs Chas Darnall and to morrow fit his theatre in Lexington baa beau brought up in wealth and affluence and is popular in all circles an a great worker in the church Mr Maude Adams in The Little MinisVimont is a farmer belonging to one of the oldest families about here and hae ter will be the attraction next week at There has alhie the Grand in Cincinnati waiting for years for The ready been a very large advance sale for and is worthy of her bride by Bell Church was prettily decorated the engagement of Lexington An organist and harpist also of that place furnished the music Admiral Dewey has accepted an inwhich was sweet and low and added charm to the occasion Lunch for vitation to visit Chicago on May 1st friends and bridal party was served at holding a Rev George O Barnes the home of the bride from 1130 to 130 The bride and groom received between meeting in Richmond Thev will 75 and 100 elegant presents take a abort trip East and will be at A Valuable home to their friends December 10th The ushers were Messrs W D Wadell this city Mrs W A Johnson Cha9 Martin Ashby Leer and Arris S Vimont Among the guests from a dis- whose fame as an authoritV on cookery tance were Mr Alex McClintock Mies has spread to other States hae JU8t is Paton McClintock Mr and Mrs J M susd a valuable volume entitled What Stofer Sousley and son Mrs Sam The Mrs D To Cook and How To Cool It C B Wilson Mr and Mrs Misses book contains nearly a thousand recipes F Frazee Mr Henrv Darnell KirK snd a number of menus and should be Mrs Marshall Darnell Miss Annie found in every household Mrs Johnall of Lexington Frazee of Msysvilie Mr W D Allen son has put her recipes to practical use and sister Miss Anna of Nepton in teaching classes in Kentucky towns My agency insures against fire and Kansas City and their Rvalue bus wind and storm best old reliable been thoroughly ttsted Thw book is prompt paying companies non ¬ for sale by the Paris 1iintiug tnd Stationery Company union W O HINTON Agent ¬ -- YOURE A CRANK According to some people if you are at all particular about the fit and looks of your Shoes see you know what you want they dont We lik- - to get hold of just such cus- ¬ ¬ ¬ tomers They appreciate shoes that tit comfortably stylishly and lastingly and our new Fall styles are strict- ¬ ly up to date filling every requirement Compare our styles and prices with those of others and we leave the conclusion to you DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG V GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE m i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ GOODS PIECEsale of the above AND FIXTURES I am ottering at cost a fine line o Pending the SUITINGS TROUSERS ETC This is your chance Improve it H S STOUT DOW SPEARS are net the Only firm in Paris Who sell fancy groceries country produce etc but Some of their best bargains are Pleasing hundreds of patrons Every bit of their stock is Always fresh and wholesome Ring them up when you want Something good to eat With a view of engaging in other business 1 offer a splendid chance to party desiring to engage in business I will sell as a whole my entire stock consisting of I -- f ¬ Bk I ¬ ¬ ¬ DOW ugtou Kyv SPEARS TtrtlM s- - V i OctOftA 1EKS LHE BOURBON NEWS PAK1S KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 1 1899 FINANCIAL BILL A A BRITISH VICTORY Battle on the Railway at Rool Lftaft Near Gas Pan Beers Mala Posi ¬ tion Was Captured REVENUE BUREAU THE THIRD TEST transferring Cal from a Collier Tossel to a Man-of- - War While at Sea It Was Perfectly Satisfactory IN EXCITING TRIP YDo It and Stick to It ft -- The Measure Prepared by the Re-Commissioner Wilson Makes His Orange River Monday Nov 27 publican Caucus Committee The British arms have achieved a bril ¬ Annual Report to the Secre-¬ liant victory The enemy strongly Which Met Last Spring tary of the Treasury entrenched held a range of hills commanding both sides of the railway at ¬ THE DOLLAR THE STANDARD I IT It Shall Eight Tenths Grains of Gold Nine Grains Fine Consist of Twenty Five and The Present Legal Tender Quality of the Silver Dollar and of the Subsidiary Coin Miall Be Maintained Also Paper Currency 29 Washixoton Nov - bill prepared by the republican caucus committee which met at Atlantic city lows The financial last spring- was Tuesday made public by the committee It is in part as fol- ¬ it enacted by the senate etc That the standard unit of value shall Be oin nnrJ hill linn hlfl no a- nst mi - istanding gold certificates the amount lof United states notes held against rlrl w i t- as now be the dollar and shall con sist of twenty five and eiht tenths grains f gold nine tenths fine or twenty three and twenty twoone hundredths grains of pure gold being the one tenth part of the eagle All interest bearing obligations of the United States for the payment of money now existing or hereafter to be entered into and all United States notes and treasury notes issued under the law of July 14 1890 shall be deemed and held to be payable in the gold coin of the United States as defined in section one of this act and all other obligations public and private for the payment of money shall be performed in conformity with the stand ¬ ard established in said section Noth¬ ing herein contained shall be construed or held to effect the present legal tender quality of the silver dollar or of the subsidiary of minor coins or of the paper currency of the United States or the laws making national banks receivable and payable for cer- ¬ tain public debts and dues and obliga tions between national banks There shall be established in the treasury department as a part of the office of the treasurer of the United States a division to be known and designated as the division of issue and redemption to which shall be assigned under such regulations as the secre tary of the treasury may approve all records and accounts relating to the issue redemption and exchange aa hereinafter provided of the several kinds of United States money There shall be transferred from general fund the in the treasury of the united States and ken up on the books of said division a redemption fund the amount of ¬ ¬ ¬ The near Gras Pan Lancashires under Lewis reconnoi tered in an armored train on Friday The Boers shelled the train killing Lewis and a private Gen Methuen then advanced Hia column made a detour and bivouacked for the night at Swinks Pan three miles from the Boer position At dawn the advance began the guards forming the reserve The column debouched on the plain east ward of the Boer Kapjes The Boer guns opened fire Two batteries of British artillery posted on each side shelled the Boers practice being good on both sides The Boers stuck tenaciously to their positions firing steadily and accurately The duel which constantly became hotter lasted three hours The Boer shells wounded several men of the naval brigade Finding it impossible to displace the Boers by artillery Gen Methuen resolved upon an infantry attack A brigade of infantry including the Yorkshires the Northaraptons the Northumberlandsand the Lancashires with the naval brigade on the right gallantly stormed the Boer positions in the face of a withering fire and carried hill after hill the brigade under Col Money capturing the main posi ¬ tion against a terrific fire but suffer ing severely ¬ ¬ ¬ Rooi Laagte OPERATIONS FOR THE FISCAL fEAR Receipts From All Sources in Depart ment Agrgrregrated f27348k573 an Increase Over Last Year ¬ The Total Amount Expended in Collecting Kevennes Was 84591754 or 168 Per Cent of the Collections the SmUlest That Has Ever Keen Keacbeil ¬ Commissioner George W Wilson of the internal rev ¬ enue bureau in his report to the secretary of the treasury of the operations of his office for the fiscal year ended June 30 1899 shows that the receipts from all sources aggregated 273484 573 an increase over the preceding year of 102617000 and au increase over the estimate of 3484573 of the commissioner made one year ago The receipts from the several sources of revenue during the last year and the increase or decrease in each as compared with the year 1898 are given as follows Spirits 99283534 increase 6736 29 ¬ Washington Nov 534 Tobacco 262685 62493207 increase 68644658 16 in- ¬ ¬ Fermented liquors crease 29129137 ¬ HARPER BROTHERS Oleomargarine 640838 1956618 18098 increase 1 ¬ The State Trust Co Bas Entered Into and Upon All and Every Part of Filled cheese 579 increase Their Premise Mixed flour 7840 law not in force ¬ State Trust Co as trustees of the first mort gage of Harper Sc Bros issued Tues day the following notice All persons will please take notice that the State Trust Co as trustee under the first mortgage made by the corporation of Harper 6 Bros to the State Trust Co as trustee in pursu29 ¬ New York Nov The ¬ ¬ Special taxes not elsewhere enumer¬ ated 4921593 Law not in force only small part of last year Legacies and distributive shares of last year ¬ i outstanding currency certificates the amount of silver dollars held against outstanding silver certificates the amount in silver dollars and silver bullion held agaiust outstanding treasury notes issued under the Act of 14 1S90 an amount July of gold coin and bullion to constitute a reserve fund equal to 25 per cent of the amount both of United States notes and treasury notes issued under the act of July 14 1S90 outstanding The ¬ ¬ It shall be the duty of the secretary 5f the treasury to maintain the gold I eserve fund taken up on the books of I he division of issue and redemption ks herein provided and for this pur pose he may from time to time transfer such fund any moneys in the treas- irv not otnerwise apuropriiiicu ur av exchange any of the funds the division of issue and redemp-on lor omer iuuuu which way in the general fund of the treasury d in addition thereto he is hereby uthorized to issue and sell whenver his judgment it is necessary to he maintenance of said reserve fund bonds of the United states Gearing interest at a rate not exceeding three per cent-- per annum payable in golc coin at the end of 20 years but redeemable in gold coin at the option o 1 the United States after one year But no transfer shall at any time be made from the general fund of the treasury to the division of issue and redemption which will reduce the general fund below 50000400 That all United States notes and treasury notes issued under 1 the act of July 14 1S90 presented for redemption shall be redeemed in gold coin at the will of the holder and ¬ j gold and silver coins and bullion transferred from the general fund in the treasury as herein provided shall be in creased or diminished as the case may h in accordance with the provisions of this act and in no other way ¬ ance of the provisions of Section 2 Article 3 of said mortgage has enter- ¬ 219737 ed into and upon all and every part Tax on bank capital 3750034 of the property and premises Billiard rooms 367074 rights lands Stock brokers etc 357010 interests and Commercial brokers 181919 franchises conveyed or intended to be conveyed by said mortgage and each Custom brokers 50522 Bowling alleys 61349 and every part thereof including the publication of the periodicals known Circuses 18233 as Harpers Magazine harpers Week ¬ All exhibitions 125540 ly Harpers Bazar and Harpers Round Miscellaneous 1085868 Table and that from this date and Articles withdrawn for consumption ¬ until further notice neither the cor- during the year are given as follows poration of Harper Bros nor its Spirits distilled from fruits 1306 agents or servants will have or will 218 gallons exercise any power to use operate Spirits distilled from grain 83819 manage or control said property or 314 gallons fermented liquors 36581 premises or to conduct the business 114 barrels cigars of all kinds and weights 1077287824 cigarettes of all thereof The State Trust Co has appointed kinds and weights 2S05 130 703 snuff Mr G B M Harvey to be its agent in 14027108 pounds chewing and smokthe possession operation management ing tobacco 237132410 pounds oleoand control of the said property margarine 80495028 pounds filled premises and business and until fur- cheese 1688041 pounds The total amount expended in the ther notice he will be respected accordingly collection of revenu s during the last It is said the amount of the J Pier fiscal year was 4591754 or 168 per pont mortgage is 3500000 making cent of the collections This per- ¬ the firms total liabilities 5500000 centage of cost is the smallest that the creditors for 2000000 being unse- has ever been reached in the history of the bureau For the fiscal year cured 1898 the cost was 229 per cent of the HE FEARED EXPOSURE The estimated expenses collections Peter Peterson a Kansas Stock nian Com for the next fiscal year are 4877340 a slight increase over the last year mitted Suicide by hooting- in the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ personal property 1285485 Stamp taxes under schedule A of the war revenue act 88618081 Medicinal proprietary articles and preparations required to be stamped of under the schedule B of the act 5 ¬ - Live Stock Exchange silver certificates presented redemption shall be redeemed in dp heordance with existing law I he jretary of the treasury is authorized id required to use said reserve fund maintaining at all times the parity id ejual value of every dollar issued coined by the government also if I any time the secretary of the treas- y deems it necessary in order to hid vain the parity and equal value of the money of the United States he y at his discretion exchange gold for any other money issued or led by the United 6tate ell i i W Kid McCov Peter Mfther fiht at mey Island sporting1 club ha York Nov 29 The date of set for December 2L- - multuous scenes in the Austrian unter haus Tuesday growing out of a discus- ¬ sion of the Austro Hungarian compromise bills Deputy Benznovsky a Bohemian member violently attacked Mrs Hubert Ar csted Peterson had the social democrats who retorted bullet into his skull Boston Nov 28 Mrs Hubert in borrowed 10000 from a local bank with personal vituperation calling giving a mortgage upon 300 head of him a scoundrel and a miserable whose house in east Boston counterfeit Canadian bills were found and Kansas cattle but Monday the bank liar The president of the chamber who is the mother of the woman who ers discovered that he had previously had considerable difficultv in restoring went with William Davis to Guthrie mortgaged the same cattle for 14000 order Ok has been arrested It is underand force him to refund the money will b0 taken before the stood that she Rebels Defeated and scattered It was after the exposure of this trans Nov 29 Col Bell has de- ¬ United States covumissioner and v eld Mantua action that Peterson attempted self feated and scattered the brigades of as a witness destruction He is still alive Gen Aiejandrino and Gen San Miguel Fauinj Mill Destroyed The Battle of Enslin The engagement took place on the Chicago Nov 28 A fire which de London Nov 29 A dispatch from summit of a mountain the insurgents Orange river dated Monday Novem- being so confident of the impregnahu stroyed the four story building occuCos planing ber 27 and describing the battle of ity of their position that thev had pied by Philip Einn The Boers successfully their families with them The Amer mill Division and Crosby streets Mon Enslin says The lancers attempted to icans captured all the eremys ammu day night threatened the two big gas retreated tanks of the Peoples Gas Light Coke intercept and did reach them but a nition and artillery Co and for hours kept hundreds of severe fire opened from a Koppe hill Gen Traffic Between Caracas anj Valencia residents in fear of their lives and forced the lancers to retreat topped property Among Cronje was with the Boers Caracas Venezue Nov 29 via the Boer prisoners are Alderman Jeppe Fight With Moonshiners Haytien Cable In consequence of the and commandant Ressik who led the Ardmoee I T Nov 28 Federal insecurity of the German railroad officers here have been notified of a Boer force owing to the hostilities attending the officers un fight near Gen Wood in Washington attempt of the rebels under Gen Her- der DeputyColbert betweenMarshal DaUnited States Washington Nov 29 Gen Leonard nandez to resist Gen Cipriano Castro vis and a band of moonshiners one of Wood governor of Santiago province the managers have temporarily dis- the latter being killed The moon who has been summoned to Washing continued traffic between Caracas and shiners are said to be surrounded ton on business connected with Cuban Valencia affairs reached the city Tuesday after No Aset4 A Case of Yellov fevtr on Board Tuesday eve noon from New York Boston Nov 28 George N Town New York Nov 29 The United ning in company with Mrs Wood he send a salesman Monday filed a petiBurnside arrived visited the white house and spent States transport tion in bankruptcy Liabilities 74 some time with the president and Mrs Tuesday from Havana with a case of 40572 principally due to New York yellow fever on tyoard The patient is McKinley and Chicago clothing concerns No P E Keider ajed 21 years a disGift to University of Pennsylvania charged soldier Af the United States assets Uni29 The Philadelphia Nov Gen Miles Returns to Washington hospital corps Pennsylvania Tuesday anversity of Washington Nov 28 Maj Gen rehblshop hapflslle Leaves for Maaili nounced a subscription of 250000 for Miles commanding the army has re New Orleans Nov 29 Archbishop the erection of a laboratory of phys- ¬ turned to Washington after a tour of ics The name of the donor a Phila Chappelle will leave here Wednesday inspection which included the fortifi ¬ delphian is for the present withheld for San Francesco where he will em- ¬ cations on the Pacific coast and the but in due time the laboratory will be bark for Manla to take up his new Gulf f Mexico duties in thephilippine Islands named after him son of Vassar Kan a stockman and former treasurer of Osage county Kan attempted suicide in the Live Stock exchange here Monday firing a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Kaxsas City Nov 29 Peter Peter Uproar in the Austrian Cnterhans Vienna Nov 29 There were tu-¬ the United Stes battle ship Massa chusetis and the coilier Marcellus it may soon be possible for any war ship to receive coal by the overhead wire system at the average rate of 20 tons an hour The vessels named returned to port Monday night and anchored off Tompkinsville S I after having been away for a week three days of which were spent at sea giving the Miller conveyor a thorough trial under varied conditions At the con ¬ clusion of Mondays trial the third of the series when 126 bags of coal ach weighing 410 pounds had been trans¬ ported in 66 minutes without accident S of them being delivered in 44 min- ¬ utes the trial board announced that the test was ended and that they were satisfied with the result The trial board assigned by the navy department to witness and report on the experiments from the deck of the collier Marcellus was composed of Commander ABM Liliie in command of the Marcellus Lieut Commander W D Rose and Lieut John B Bernardo The latter ship and collier left the city last Tuesday They made anchor in Sandy Hook bay on Wednesday night proceeding to sea at 8 oclock the next morning A pair of wooden shears about 30 feet high had been erected on the after deck of the Mas- ¬ sachusetts At the top of these was fastened a large iron block over the sheave of which the wire cable traveled that was to bring the bags of coal across to the war ship At the east end of the entrance to Ger neys channel and at about four miles from the Sandy Hook light ship a boat was lowered from the battle ship and a towing hawser quick- ¬ By mean of a ly run to the collier smaller line a sea anchor cable was sent over to the Massachusetts and made fast its end having first been passed through the top of the carrier a flat iron block having three sheaves one above the other through which the conveying cables run This first cable passed through sheaves at the foremast and mainmast heads of the collier the wire then leading to the water where a cone shaped canvas bag towing astern keeps the line taut and helps to sup ort the carrier and its load A specially contrived Lidgerwood engine having two winding drums is located close to and abaft the foremast on the collier A sttil 3 4 inch cable leads from one down to the foremast head over a sheave across the block on the war ships shears thence back to the colliers mast and town to the rear drum This engine gives a reciprocating motion to the conveying rope paying out one part under tension The bags of coal are first hoisted from the coUiers deck to the masthead upon an iron cage or eievator The letter U inverted represents the iron bale with hooks at its end to which the bags are suspended on two short rods that project from the top of the elevator Tne carrier is fitted with a long pointed hook pivoted at its bot- ¬ tom This hook driven under the iron bale engages it the elevator drops and the carrier starts at a speed of 1200 feet a minute for the war snip When it reaches that end of the route a rubber buffer on the block strikes a latch which releases the hook and the bars with their iron bale drop down the canvas chute to the decks of Ihe warship where the jackies sc unper away with it on tracks to the bunkers Three hundred feet is the distance maintained between ships during the operation The test was a success from the start ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ If voa are The Transport Mananense Arrives I inWUre bloodsick and discoursed mHh Catarrh nr rhrfrmaiem T -rNew York Nov 28 As a result of I take Hood s barsaparilla faithfully and Thirty Three Days at Manila three days trial of coalinar ship persistently and you ivilt soon have a I From San Francisco while towing at sea just completed b j cure i nis meaictne nas cured thou- -J- X sands of others and it tuill do the same i tor you faithfully taken VESSEL SPRING A LEAK IN MID OCEAN 3focd6 SaUabwuflai OZARK AGRICULTURE How Farmers Prnetice Rotation Crops in That Prolific Since November 17 Night and Day 400 Hungry Exhausted Soldiers and Sailors Passed Buckets The Steam Pninpa railed to Work and There Were No Hand lumps on Board Part of the Crew De ¬ ot Region serted at Honolulu 29 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ V ¬ When the MananManila bay Tuesday ense anchored in morning 33 da3s from San Francisco there were several feet of water in her hold and 400 grimy greasy hungry exhausted soldiers and sailors had been passing buckets of water since November 17 night and day First As ¬ sistant Engineer Dunleavy was under arrest and according to Col Webb Hayes official report the chief engi- ¬ neer would also have been under ar-¬ rest if there had been anyone to re- ¬ place him The colonels report also declares that the captain of the vessel told him that the only thing which brought them through was the fact that the men were greenhorns and failed to realize their danger while experienced seamen would have deserted the ship and taken to the boats in mid ocean The Manauense is a chartered ship She belongs flying the British flag to a firm of which Senator Perkins of San Francisco is alleged to be a junior member The officers say the firm bought her for 45000 and they claim efforts were mad- to sell her to the government for S150000 She started from San Francisco ac-¬ companied by the transport Pekin which carried the remainder of the regiment and encountered heavy seas to Honolulu without accident After starting it developed that she was unmanned and soldiers had to be detailed to et as firemen coal passers and waiters and to do other work He Honolulu the crew con- ¬ fore reach i cluded that the ship was not safe and the majority agreqd to desert Though they were ciosely watched many of the crew succeeded in getting away and the Mnauense left Honolulu with The captain less than hal her crew of the transport November 17 told Col Hayes that the vessel had sprung a leak and an investigation refeet sulted in finding several The steam of water in her hold pumps were tried but failed to work I and there were no hand pumps on However 46 buckets were board found ot iters were improvised and tne soldiers not employed in working the si p were organised into live shifts mil stripped and forming lines the he officers working uesran bailing wita the men passing the buckets which were sent up to the deck by a wndlas The Ion est time a shift could stiind was two hours and often the period was not longer than half an hour The bailing continued until the snip anchored here The waier rose rapidly and the bail ¬ But the buck ing foree was doubled ets were gradually smashed and bar rels and boxes were substituted for th m the men working in da kness planus and pieces of iron shafting be ¬ ing violently washed among tnem The firemen could only feed the fires oy being ifted on the shoulders of the other men through water waist deep The typhoon lasted two days and a half and in the must of it the engines stopped The officers then held a council aod found that there were 4vJC persons on b ard with life boat accommodations for 213 In he meantime the men below ig norant of their extreme peril were pas njr backets ana singing What the 11 Do We Care wnile the ship rolled hetpies on the ocean with hatches closed Tne heat was intense until the ty phoon passed and tiien the Pekin which had retraced her course about 70 miies came alongside the Manauense which was roll ng so heavily that the soldiers in the hold could at each roll see the Pekin through the hatches overhead Col James S Pettit commander of the 31st volunteer regiment ordered the Manauense to proceed to Guam and await relief but the captain of the Manuense demurred the officers say because the government was renting the ship for 500 per day Throughout the remainder of the voyage the engines of the Manauense failed frequently and the ship would roll for a few hours while tne engines Then the steamer were repairing would proceed again for a few hours The meat and vegetables rotted be- ¬ cause of the failure of the refrigera- ¬ tors and were thrown overboard After the storm the water supplied to the ship at Honolulu had to be used for the boilers and there was little or none for drinking In fact it is asserted that during the last week of the voyage the men lived almost entirely on whisky beer and hard tack The regiment will proceed to Zam boanga on the Pekin to garrison sev eral porta on the island of Mindanao Manila Nov ¬ Ozark humor appreciates the story that a scientist was quite amazed the other day at observing a farmer after killing a nest of snakes turned up by the plow arrange the dead snakes in the furrow before he went back to the plow flection Well continued the farmer the de- ¬ composition of animal matter furnishes nourishment for the plant life I believe Yes again said the scientist Then snakes will make corn grow triumphantly asked the wont they scientist asked The farmer looked curiously at the scientist and seeing that he was really in search of information replied I do that so the plow will cover the snakes on the next round Seeing that the scientist was still mystified the farmer continued I cover the snakes so that they will decompose That is what you call it isnt it Yes said the scientist with a rising in¬ ¬ ¬ Why do you do that my good man the ¬ mVI fanner Yes said the scientist And whisky will make more snakes wont it mister that is what we call ro- ¬ tation in the agriculture of this region St Louis Globe Democrat ¬ - In one of the finest cities of our west there lives a certain man who has Deen prominent all his life in the work of build ing and managing theaters He has been too busy at this to have much time for reading When his pile was made b started for Europe and visited the various Among other cities he took in countries Rome It chanced that he drove out in the country and was shown the Coliseum Th guide told him it waa a theater The old man was surprised When he came hack he was asked about his trip he mentioned Rome Naturally he was asked if He had he had seen the Coliseum He didnt think much of it To quote his own ¬ ¬ Its Glory Gone words but its It waa a blamed good house once in ruins now Detroit Free Press i Billy there are more than 8000 women farmers in the United States Is that so Well Im going to make my wife get a hen or a cow and take care of Indianapolis Journal me Statistical Aid The Cornfed Philosopher is only one man leas respected than the man who wont pay his bills said the Cornfed Philosopher and that is the man who cant Indianapolis Journal There LETTER TO MRS PINXHAM NO 94398 ¬ 4Iam so grateful to you for what Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬ pound has done for me that I feel as Piukhams Medicine if They Only Knew Says Mrsm King Would Sure ¬ ty Try Mrsm Women though I must tell about it A year ago I was taken very sick Doctors could do me no good only to deaden the pain which I had almost con- ¬ i t V ¬ ¬ took one bottle and received benefit from it at once I have taken it ever since and now have no backache no pain in my side and my stomach and bowels are perfectly well I can honestly say that there is nothing like it If I could only teU every woman how much good your medicine has done me they would surely try it Martha M Kino NgSth some of your Compound and stantly I got Attleboeo Mass ¬ ¬ rnitns1 Personally I The way women trifle with health shows a degree of indifference that is past understanding Happiness and use- ¬ fulness depend on physical health so does a good disposition Disease makes women nervous irritable and snap- ¬ pish The very effort of ailing women to be good natured makes them ner ¬ vous Write to Mrs Pinkham she will help you to health and happiness It costs nothing togetMrs Pinkhams advice Her address is Lynn Mass f i I ¬ i Conducted I California i Excursions Via the Santa Fe Route Three times a week from Chicago and Kansas City Twice a week from St Paul and Minneapolis Once a week from St Iouis and Boston In improved wide vestibuled 5 y - Correspondence solicited T A GRADY Mannsrer California Tourist Service The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway 109 Adams Street CHICAGO Pullman tourist sleeping cars Better than ever before at lowest possible rates Experienced excursion conductors Also dailv service between Chicago and California 4k jj PUIS Top Snap Complete Ioabl Breech tQ Leaser 3 W II Dr Williams Indian Pila Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding and Itching PUes It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ing at once acts as poilticeKiTes instant re lie Preoared for Pilea and Itchingof the orivate¬ - mall on receipt of price WILLIAMS MJfG CO Props Cleveland Ohio ¬ GUNS CH E A PER FISHTACKLE SPORTSMENS SUPPLIES Swt lump Uui B1KW HERB for nlnyiji CLEMENT CO POWELL 4isaau8tciscuuATi 1 ¬ DO and fmTttD Q V quick reliefduj enretf worst treatment eases Book of testimonials and IO NEW MSCO YIRY SONS p ge i Vre Or B H UKi ENS Bex D Atlanta M r IMPERFECT IN jSmM- - ORIGINAL I THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER sacrifice 1 1899 3 if ARTHUR Q LANG HAM BRECEJXiUDOR CASTLKMAB wiped a sticky blotch from her rosy human JOHN B CASTLEMAN face A box of freshly labeled tins was A Shaken Attachment la the Writ Indies it la Practised li in disgrace i Spite of Church and Cussed carelessness exclaimed the State angry manager See here Dave By Harry E Andrews Sir OF LIVEx POOIa From a British island in the Leeward Another burst Can set away with a leak in it again Why dont you stop group of the West Indies the cable The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World brings the news that a man is in cusOffers the following very reduced price Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky such slovenly work cannery cook looked nervously tody of the circuit court for sacrifice to On Magazine and Newspaper subscrip ¬ Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States ¬ The mender went over em all muttions All publications are mailed post ¬ THE his watch Quarter past eight tered Dave a heathen god a blood offering of a paid one year direct from the publish- and no fruit He stooped to the tank With his eyes shut commented the child to Mumbo Jumbo to obtain his ers to subscribers cock and three experimental jets of manager savagely aid in discovering a hidden treasure Breeders Gazette 25 steam sputtered up in impatient bub- ¬ Manager Southern Department Evidence that human sacrifice and Accidents will happen the cook Century Magazine 3 60 bles through the cold water Somewhat adherence to other rites of the primipersisted Cosmopolitan Magazine 90 relieved he shut the valve and glanced Building Louisville Ky If theres another in your depart- ¬ tive religion of the West Indies still ex- Genera Offices Columbia Demoreat Magazine 85 at the clock on the wall Apparently it ment therell be a shake up ists in these islands is every now said Every Month BOARD Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY 75 m had stopped like the rest of the works Leslies Popular Monthly The managers tone closed the con- ¬ then coming to the surface These rites 90 The slowest gang of girls I ever versation with a sort of bang It hurt have not been stamped out by the ef- ¬ Harpers Magazine 2 75 t Dave was a high- - Dave as though his finger had been forts of four centuries and among the Ladies Home Journal he snorted 1 00 saw Ladies Home Journal and Satur pressure boiler but he frequently caught against the door jamb and the descendants of the aborigines and of day Evening Post to one adlet off worst of the pain was that Jessie had the early importations of Africans they dress 3 00 A youngish brown whiskered man in heard The manager had not said any ¬ prevail very much more strongly than Are thoroughly re cleaned new crop and of highest quality It costs comparatively no Leslies Weekly 3 25 a pink golf shirt jumped on the edge of more to sow ofjajfcat Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered while thing so very bad if he had not said it is usually admitted particularly in the McClures Magazine the results will DCTar more satisfactory 90 the tank and balanced there perilously before Jessie Dave wondered if there interior of the islands Not that human Our Catalogue gives fullest information about Grasses and Clovers soils the varieties Munseys Magazine 95 He are adapted for best combinations to give largest results in hay or pasturage care of pos manager of the California was any foundation for the girls gos- ¬ sacrifice is at all common but the most was the North American Review 4 25 tal es and meadows etc Write lor Catalogue and prices of any seeds required Rest- ¬ sip about the pink shirt and all that observant travelers say it is more fre- ¬ Pathfinder 75 Consolidated Apricot company Bnwk d Jefferson Sh Recreation SSKSSfaWJlS 85 lessness and vehemence boiled down he He turned a flushed and injured face quent than imagined and that many iw vvir H diswages to toward Jessie PertlluriEi0- cases of murder and mysterious Standard Designer 80 af ten said he paid Dave extra LOUISVILLE KY Scribner8 Magazine One reason why the 2 60 help him fume appearance simply mean the furnish ¬ Hurt Jess he asked Table Talk 85 manager managed everything so well m No she laughed still beckoning to ing of the human victim whose death Youths Companion including all was because he knew so well how to the cans That was all but it seemed is followed bv cannibalism extra numbers and calendar for manage the manager to soothe Dave and he laughed Jessie In most of the islands to the magic of SEND US 1900 1 75 min- ¬ laughed too The manager was in his the aborigines has been added the voo Cat this sd out nil send to u with SI 00 and we will Mad jou this RKW Hang it Dave said he the Cosmopolitan and Munsey OK Mc- nrBOVBD PARLOR OKS ORGAN by freight C O D subject to Hernias ute a girl gets o be good for anything office seriously divesting himself cf dooism of Africa magic of a similar tla You can examine It at your nearest freight depot and If 1 80 Clure greatest value job ever saw you find It represented she quits and marries If I could keep apricot juice and sugar sort through which the deified forces agaatfar setter exactly as advertised by etherthest store money pay the freight S haaanilsnBnaaaatJ thsa organs aad Uosmopolitau and Munsey and Mc- Tt seemed cooler in the steamy kitch- ¬ of nature are propitiated like that of a freightOUR PRICE S3S50 less the 100 deposit or 8450 aad 2 65 my best help life would be worth living Clure charges THE PARLOR OEM af the ssost DlRABLi AND 8W11TEST TOKKD Instruments ever Bade From the illustration en though the mercury was rising human sacrifice particularly the sacriI can furnish anv other periodical just Come girls come shown which Is engraved direct from a photograph you can form as chead Write for my catalog of club its beautiful appearance Made from It quickened the workers across the Through the open door Dave soon saw fice of a young and innocent life This some idea of er walaut as desired perforated key slip solid aoarter fall paaol body sawed oak prices Serd all orders to psaels ad many deeorstloas half partition this clarion call and the the manager strolling among the hurry counts for more than dancing howling beaatifal marquetry design too TORT LATEST other kaadsome PAKLOK making STYLE THE ing cutters Some of the girls could fasting torturing and the various aad ornaateats high 4 J itinches long 23 inches wide and weighs 350 M HANSON glimpse of the managers tense face GEM is 6 feet 6 octaves 11 cranky said a halve the cot and flip out the pit with forms of incantation to which the voo ¬ pound a ContainsCeleste Ireiaonastops as follows Diapason Principal The boss is getting Lexington Ky Da lei sb Hats Coupler Treble Csapler elodla Diapason Forte sad Tax Hubui S Octave Couplers 1 Tone Swell brown haired pirl with rubber glove one quick twist of the knife and thumb doos are given Office 21 Constitution Street 1 Grand Orgaa Swell 4 Seis of Orchestral Tone Reseaator ripe Reeds 1 juallty Reeds 1 Set of 87 Telephone 502 In this latest case the attorney gen- ¬ Charmingly Brilliant Celeste Pare SweetSetRelodla Rich BellowSet of 37 finders on hurriedlv poking a half ine mot ion seemed simr e but you Reeds 1 of 34 Wmr 1 Set of Pleasing Son Relodieus Principal Q hole in could not understand it at first sight Reeds apricot through the little round eral says that the child was unques- Diapason VUC BaSSI r0 Caa tlnn mmM rt tk w W4 Have em look a little sharper after tionably made a victim of the still living Celebrated Newell Reeds which are only used in the high the top of the can All the packers had fitted with Hammond Couplers sad their finders protected against the their sorting Miss Bumble the man early superstition for the purpose of est grade instruments Dolge felts leathers ete bellows fox Humana also best rubber cloth 3 ply bellows stock cruel curve of the tin White cotton ager called after a flash of his quick personal gain to the murderer and the of the best valves THE PARLOR OEM is and finest furnished leather in eye around the room 10x14 rags would do prisoners counsel admits as much but with a framesbeveled plate French mirror nickel plated and every modern improvement We pedal All r n V sir -0 said the forelacPv states that his client is not the mur famish free a handsome orgaa stool sad the best organ attrac Have you noticed how the boss has tion book nablUaed duded up lately asked the blond who who was clicking a hole with a tirkpf derer GUARANTEED 25 YEARS TOTPws sozzled the sirup into the packed1 cans punch in the tag of a fat and wheezing The fact is that in nearly all of these issue a written bindinjr 25 year sruarantee by the out we conditions with the rubber lawn hose that came cutter who had brought her pile of pits rites and ceremonies the purpose is for terms and free of chargeof which if any part gives we will and to get credit for having finished a box immediate personal advantage rather repair it money if youTry it one month satisfied 500 are not perfectly refund your wn from the vat in the attic She was of these organs will be sold at 3550 ORDER of the cots A hole in her tag was ther stately and ambrosial and re than for immunity from suffering here- ¬ AT ONCE DOXT DELAY My aint it after I TirflhfVSafil BHSwaVVisH on a frieze irrigat worth six cents to her minded one of Hebe Mumbo Jumbo is appealed to OUR RELIABILITY IS ESTABLISHED BfiARlAMr eVSCnnfl Rr ntV BVtT with us hot she puffed wiping her face with for everything from a change in luck dealtpublisher ask your neighbororabout us write Ntwarmo 1 13 ing her row of gods with sweetened paper Metropolitan of this ORGAN Pi sis iNllltm PjbHaaaaBPawBaaaaaJBBa aaaaWanBBnfc J her apron It was late in July and the to protection from death and so strong the Bank or Corn Mat Bank of Chicago National mM water The California Consolidated or German Exchange Bank New York or any Chicago We railroad or express had dumped a ton of sugar into its nec- sun beat remorselessly on the corru ¬ is the belief that superstitious foreign hare a capital of over company in occupy entire 70000000 gated iron roof The fat woman won sailors are afflicted by it and they have one of the largest business blocks in Chicago tar pots that very morning and employ nearly 8000 people In our own B ai 5 k 1 Bv i as EfilTi building asked another dered why the manager had not set been known to go to the native priests PIANOS WK SILL ORGANS AT 8200 and ap Dont you sabe some eucalyptus trees around the for charms and to join in incantations Stlfc00 sndap also everything in musical instruments at lowest wholesale prices Write for free special did pretty pronto girl Jessie Ca are thoroaghly reliable organ piano and musical instrument catalogue Address Hears Koeboeh Bolter 1 Spanish adapts itself elegantly to slang works as she stood in the doorway for that involve dancing singing praying SEARS ROEBUCK CO Inc Fulton Desplaines and Wayman Sts CHICAGO ILL a moment and gazed longingly at the the sacrifice of a goat and the drinking in the southwest mountains half hidden by a gray gauze of the goats blood WITH mtOIDERcut this rejoined Hebe Oh j oure locoed HBPflrHrnfeftPrHSK of dust Looks like a Santa Ana said ad out and send to us and Even human sacrifices have been witUMOfMB b1 i I iT i f vmumamma swishing the nectarous nozzle from one we will send you OUR HIGH wheezy one GRADE DROP CAtlNET IURDICK SEWING MACHINE freightCODsabjeett exawian- nessed by white men in the West Indies tio you can examine it at your nearest ireintydepotan little tin god to another with an elysian the Trays sang out a IEJV shrill trio of so¬ and the Catholic archbishop of Hayti perfectly satisfactory exactly as represented equal to ataeh ides others Bd asanas Bs manager of the spill disregard ice as high as 60O0 and THE URKATK3T 1MKGA1N YOU pranos in the cutting room tells a well authenticated5tory of how Special Offer Price 1550 ParriiKffiSrSranrvMTTC will look above Jessie she added Always short of trays I believe the a young priest of his see in 1893 went ISriaSiiour Jiaciiine weighs 120 pounds and the freight will and freight charges You see 500 cents boys eat em in growled the manager to the interior of the island and while average 75home for each will miles GIVE IT THREE MONTHS TRIALnot your own and we return your dl550 any dayyouare Dave had turned the valve again tnd We sell different sashes and gradesof Sewiag Rsehinesat S8aO passing satisfied to the steam roared into one of the big shaking through up the kitchen and disguised with blackened face and 1000 Ml 00 1200 andnp all fuliy described in our Free Sewing things all along the line hands witnessed the sacrifice of a Bsehiae Catalogae butSUSO for this DROP DESK CABINET BURD1CB is tanks Another hissed and growled The manager spent more time in ever the young child who was afterward de- ¬ the greatest value OF offered By any Bouae and the conversation of the girls was IMITATIONS lll BEWARE tissmtntsoffering nnhaown machine under various arloosin inaudible The packers had caught uj kitchen than in his office not altogether¬ voured by the assembled congregation dneesMats Write sems friend la Chicago aad lesrn who arenames withwho are not reliable aad to the gratification of Dave The cookThe law has been slow in apprehendhM everT RODERI with the process room and the apricot ing was a critical process KTKRT KTERT HIGH nUn J Inf I W IV fiBADF HOOD POINT OFIBPR0VKBINT lln and then ing those who have committed murder Sir SC was in full blast How daftly factory SACH1XI BAD WITH JJ - m OF KONK Made by THB Mi VVwVSflKisnis VAaSwaBwaftnnn vtBHl from the back door of the kitchen the in the name of their religion because the laTw aaaapjBjysnaaaaapnaj BKKBEnKSWWWfl the sealer blistered the yarn of solder manager could keep one eye on nest makers in America the la- ¬ it is extremely difficult to learn the aSHEaapatrom the best material money B 2 around the can tops which spun on the can buy Privately Dave had expostu- ¬ facts in the first place and yet more The beling revolving disks in front of him eAllNET M SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK ¬ MMWf illustration shows machine I closed head dropping from sight to be used as a eeater table stud metal string ran down from a coil ovr lated to Hebe that it didnt do the help difficult to find the perpetrators Usualeye em all the time where- ly these ceremonies take place in the m L ordk tu otheropen with full lenpth table and head in place for bW his head the whirling can caught it any good to drawers Istest 18VB paneled emi fj 5j Iffr II I 50 UbHBb bossed sewing 4 fancycabinet finish finest skeletaa fi asne carved rests on fourlumi- ¬ interior away from large centers S and decorated nickel drawer pulls and the hot iron tied the knot The at Hebe winked privately and - filW I antanV I II casters adjustable treadle genuine Smyth iron stind Finest largo High Arm and under the protection of dense folipositive other workers might fall behino but nously at the sealer awnxVLB ne J asal III I I ASbbbbbwI tcbDl11 winderfour motion feed self threading vibrating shuttle automatic adjustable bearinprs patent tension liberator improved loose 1 The last batch of the forenoon had age so as to be known only by those wneelfoot improved shuttle carrier patent needle bar the sealer could stand in his tracks S I patent adjustable pressure handinmely 3 -- t w BRH I iSJral I jsawf dress guard head I decorated and ornamented aad beautifully I hold his hands over the whirligigs look been put in to cook and Dave scanned who take part and the fact is always - 5 3 Bars the lightest durable wassWH nickel trimmed GUARANTEED attachment running moatand our and nearestEvery known made water closely to see if a tell tale safe in their keeping the Is farnlshed jJS Free InKjPvfBMU Bolcleat machine tells just how anyone can run it and do either plain or any pleasant and keep caught up arBaWvvSS So far do the believers in the ancient tatcwef apaVyyjggiflPSstw struction Book bubble was escaping from a leaky can of fancy work A 20- - Years Binding Guarantee is sentwith everv machine kla1 The manager drew a breath of satis- ¬ -x - IT COSTS YOU NOTHING tMdMtavMWPomepVi w5k so your ans Suddenly the water quivered Dave felt bloody rite carry their feelings and faction as he saw the platform of and then If a little jar and heard a crash as if a great is the satisfaction that they take BSOOO RETURN TOUR convinced that you are saving 2500 to 1000 pay your freight agent the 15 SO Give WK TO lowered into the hissing bath lfihO if at any time within three months you say you are not satisfied ORDBB TO DAY tall stack of loaded trays had toppled in that faith and in keeping their be- ¬ DONT DEJjAY Sears Roebuck Co are thorouehlv reliable Editor 45 minutes this time Dave he sad1 em Address liefs secret that they have been known SEARS ROEBUCK CO Inc Chicago III over in the cutting room and passed into the labeling shed HAMILTON to join the Christian church partici- ¬ manager leaped True to his If there was anything that pleased up and stood trick the corner of one of pate in its ordinances and sacrament a Qcwn RY cents the manager more than another it was the big tanks astride across the half and then at regular intervals go into CLASTIC GOODS peering and perhaps his labeling department m the fastness of some forest appeal to partition to see what the mischief J JB Direct Line From B5r AT HALF PRICE he could not have told whether his la¬ If you want us to make to There came a creaking sound The the spirits and perform their incantabels or his labeler gave him the more your BEASl KK and ORDER CINCINNATI---- tions with exuberance ofr joy as though ELASTIC GOODS for the RELIEF pleasure To the eye they were equally building swayed the partitions heaving they had done something that would AM CUBIC OF VARICOSE VEINS To and the boards grinding against each WEAK SWOLLEN OR ULCER un J The inviting CORPULENCY TfOk s ATED LIMBS WEAKNESS There was another jar as if a meet with the approval of the gods other CjSafsariB owrwa t Jgy M ABDOMINAL TO IS WITH OR dertones of the enameled wrappers ap freight TOLEDO AND DETROIT N Y Herald TIMOR j aaaajs state your height THIS AD shifter had bumped into the I I pealed to ones imagination they aW-- weight and age state number and we will M of inches around body or send you this Violin Outfit Four through trains a day Best Upon them the designer cannery then a tremendous splash tasted good limb at each letter shown in by express C O D subject A NATURAL MISTAKE Pi 0 Line to cut and send to us with out to examination This violin had ripened1 two juicy apricots sug ¬ and sprays of water hissed upon the jfieCn SPECIAL PRICE We will make is a Genuine Stradlvarius Sodel made of old wood curl UmflH irons specially of to order from the maple m the goods frenh robber claille selectedback and sides topinlaidseasoned pinebest quallt gesting that the only bite in the world sealers hot of INDIANAPOLIS She Thongrtit Willie Had Been Noticvery flneat with purfling lor violins edges A second staring startling silence lit and REGdLAR material guarantee a perfect ebony finished trimmings THIS ISA worth taking came from the fabulous was followed by a chorus of shrieks that S800 and CHICAGO ing What Was Hung on the WsHHaflWa- - B if you do not find it perfectly VIOLIN beautifully finished highly polished with splen ¬ Its the label overwhelmed all things After the satisfactory and equal to goods did tone quality Complete with a genuine Brazil wood Tourio orchards of California jr Clothesline model bow 1 extra set of strings a neat well made violin others get double the price for Four elegant through trains a and not the stock that sells the pack return at our expense and we will esse large piece of rosin aad eneofthe best common sense earthquake was refund your money Instruction books published TOC CAN EXATUXK IT at your the manager would admit in a conf- to be frightenedover the girls had time aay with Parlor Dining and SleepWillie Wishington was trying- to be express office and if found exactly as represented and OUR SPECIAL PRICE j ex the greatest bargain yon ever saw or heard of pay the aa idential moment The golden apples of woman press agent S3 75 less the 50cent deposit or3 25 ing cars elsatle thizii stocking A to I 750 My yelled the sealer the boss is conversational but the young and humbugged is yours express charges and the outfit SOO thigh thigh legging C to I the Hesperides would have her wore glasses and looked severe piece 0 to I 350 knee stocking SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER ewoinhpaBTe7b0yrcerAit Ask for tickets via this line exmore people than they did had there parboiled C to 0 toG 500 knee legging mother survejed the scene with an K to O full we will eiir one lettered ttngerbosrd chsrt which can b 200 For a quivering moment the whole 400 knee csp Willie D G EDWARDS been lithographers in those days of austere without changing the to to 800 KSMCjJ garter storking A200E anklet Agarter adjustedalsoillany violinvaluable guide be returnedinstrucannery seemed horror stricken then pression have known toleration to call to beginners and toC ment and w prove a legging C to E hand picked up a glisten Jessies left better than Passenger Traffic Manager ought to aftera we will allow the instrument to 200 abdominal belt K to M 1000 COTTON ELASTIC days trial if not found entirely satisfactory in every UOODS ONE I II IRD LESS Special Covered Elsatle Abdominal inar label and her riht seized a can of all rushed for the tank One woman fell on Monday afternoon anyhow Cincinnati O respect Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded In full Supporter made of soft lisle thread interwoven with the others swept by her CO OnOChicago Address SEARS ROEBUCK Have you read any books lately protected rubber thread 8 inches wide S200 10 inches fruit one end of the label flirted daint in a faint and if paralyzed1 but with a asked Willie with the inane grin which 225 12 inches f 2 50 Write for Surgerv Catalogue CO are thoroughly reliable -- Editor SKARS B0EBICR a little pool of paste at the Dave stood as ily through CO SEA1S ROEBUCK Inc CHICAGO ILL end of her bench the can revolved once queer look on his face that was either he uses in society lunacy or amused self possession and rolled itself into the wrapper Yes answered the girl a struggle in the were SEND 5Q CENTS to Of with thlv ONLY ad and we will Been some prettj good ones writteD FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL done An ugly tin had turned into a There but no sounds ofheard end ou our celebrated La liEKTA t Hi Alt bv SEND USS500asaguai cry was tank II nilijrfl to examination It is a expreti I thing of beauty Jessie had merely lately dont you think antee of good faith and we riuil lie La Berta American made instrument of will send you any ax proof safe With blanched face the sealer brushed and- - it had jumped into its beckoned great beauty perfect ro ewood finish very I havent read any recent novels by freight C O D subject to LOUrSVILLE KY highly polished Handsomely inlaid around examination Toucan examine Small wonder was it by Dave and reached for the steam she answeredyellow jacket bound hols and Inlaid stripe In back celluloid Hat yonr freight depot and i f y ola bound top cdte Fingerboard accurately fretfind it the equal of any fire You ought to read some that the other girls thought she had valve inlaid pearl posltioa dots ted with raised frets proof combination lock iron No PIKE CAMPBELL Manager said Dave holding him back t terlcaa made patent head and lnet nickel plated and steel safe made and about beckoned the manager into his pink I find ample entertainment in the tailpiece A REM LAKdiKIMHt IT4K powerful one third the price charged by thats a cold tank vnd sct toned tut nished complete with shirt classics was the rejoinder while her others forth same slseandgraue steel strings eit set pay your freight agent ear The manager was clambering out re- ¬ mother looked on with an approving Centrally located Convenient to bus ¬ ftaliiabl Instruct Ion book He stood for a moment and admired wl Ian one towoftobest qualittwhich teaches snd a any fcVjT7 sniiy special factory price sutat piav iness portion of city and all theatres freight charges less the tea The lines of her fair face and jecting courtesies He was dumb pale smile EVvOllNE TMEuI ITAR at voor express pent with order otherwise return it at our expense Only good hotel in Louisville giving 2 her was his weakness to office and if found exactly as represented hardened unreconciled It return your 5 00 100 lb combine ilea Oh yes Shakespeare we I suppose and the grealett bargain yon ever saw or andssfes willhe home aOJa 80O lb oOee and store safes I3cct3m blooming figure had not beenin the can- ¬ take himself too seriously If nobody lock for rate Excellent service heard of pay t he express agent S3 65 10OO tto S by the months she had spent Hes a good old classic ST195 500 lbs S1795 700 lbs less 50c or S3 15 and expres charges and 33 50 very large donble ontslde and doable S28 50 2 JO lbs nery earning her dollar and 60 cents else laughs at him a man should jolly I read Shakespeare occasionally the complete outfit is yours Satisfac inside door ssfes for large business fsctory jewelry or bank tion guimuteed or money refunded in full himself once in awhile 50 Inches high 2400 lbs SOS 75 88 Inches high SOOO was I wonder if I shall lose her when I read English I also read Cot SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER a day CITIZENS ATTENTION 8975 Freight averages 5 eeatsner I OO lbs forSOOmllnt SAFfcl There was only one titter and it came neille and Moliere and Goethe and Schil- SS65 cash in fall we will pie a accompanied by for 1000 miles 40 cents WRITE FOR FREEoffer too the manager said to himself It Lettered fingerboard CATALOGUE and special liberal C O IK an would be hard to tell all that was in his from the labeling shed The manager ler but only for diversion Philosophic Chart It is flatsaccurate guide having all notes with SEARS ROEBUCK CO Chicago easily adin full view your en ¬ thoughts then Most of the time he turned colored bit his lip and wrung studies are my especial occupation at sharps and any guitar without and can bethe instru changing justed to Now is the time to bring in ment With the use of the lettered fingerboard any gines mowers and farm machinery for was thinking of the success of the com- out his brown side whiskers Then one present one can learn to play without the aid of a teacher Write for instrument and aiin repairs Also Mower and binder blades pany and the difficulties of keeping word of fire escaped him and he hurBy Jove exclaimed Willie admir ratalogue free musical al lowest wholesale pprices and nran OUR ANTI FAT BELT Kim thing Address And dont forget your lawn mowers good help CO CHICAGO By jove he went on his ried off the pink shirt clinging to him inglj Youre getting to be a regular SEARS ROEBUCKthoroughly relishlc Editor For CO are SEARS ROaBLCk 10 we tnrnUh the celebrated B ROW XS AB gas and oil stoves which I will make as countenance lighting up with a busi- ¬ like e shiny sticker on a can DOM1N AL BELT far the care of CORPULENCY blue stocking arent you torpuleat poonlo good as new Gas steam and water ness inspiration A what repeated the young womwho wear taa Ill put her picture on When the new pie label came out it fitting Steel ranges repaired All pipe Browns Abdoaal was decorated with a striking figure of ans mother grimly as she arose to her the new pie label nal Bolt ran no work guaranteed TREES TREES risk of Kavae This enthusiastic intention was in- ¬ a mountain lion showing his teeth and feet Rupture or Cas HernU belles Whv a blue stocking vou know tended as a compliment and perhaps crouching for a spring which was at NEWBALIS MACHINE SHOP yon got a coaster aasteaseof actUn more With his absorbing devotion to once businesslike and appetizing the that is you will appreciate No corpulent paraaa Cor Third and Pleasant St said to the artist No explanations are necessary can afford to be without this belt the fruit trade and his glory in the manager Cut SI50 Jessie Dave whispered as they sat Amelia I am going totell the 5ervant TUB Blue Erass Nurseries and 10 ceata extrathis Ad out and send to as with ago and brands possibly the standing of his for postage state height weight My agency insures against manager could not have thought of a on the porch one September evening to take in the clothes line at once number incues around the body largest part and we will send the belt to yon by msl postpaid with the understand Offer Everything For ing thatif it is not perfectly satisfactory and equa to fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ happier distinction than having ones after she had put on the ring would Hereafter neither of us will be at home 00 and upwards you can rerun it belts that retail at Washington Star on it have been any different if there to Mr Wishington at our expense Write for free Relt aad Trass tstslogoo compa- ¬ face stamped in green and gold liable prompt paying ORCHARD LAWN ASD GARDEN SEARS ROEBUCK A CO CHICACO the glittering labels of the California hadnt been any quake Another Problem Who knows she nies non union Jessie laughed Consolidated No 1 Pie Apricot And srOv- She A mathematician has figured it evaded1 Jessie was always rather elu indeed has not la diva been flattered W 0 HINTON Agent j r and Ornamental Fall into serving the less gorgeous designs sive but Dave caught her in his arms out that a man 60 years old has spent Tree-j yrnits Asparaai and took several satisfactory answers three years of his life buttoning his of tooth powder and soap xepc in snon an W- OniTaw collar San Francisco Argonaut was a little hiss an audible There He Is that so I wonder how many anAJAP loy no agents PARIS KENTUCKY fermentation then a pop and slim A mkmttmBmlMU application td years of her life a woman of 45 has Taffl wf Serpents TeTilmW TM EYEK Exhibit of pyramid of cans toppled over and a Work guarantee satisfactory Calls BOUGHT FOB CASH Brazil will exhibit 500 varieties oi wasted in putting her hat on straight lngton- - Ky lusciousness wat flung splash of yellow Your work promptly answered Chicaf Evening News OctQ 8m avuuirou ruvm twmsrvaawiw the managers golf shirt Jessie terpents at the Paris exhiition in 1990 uDon SmcmMm R0YAI INSCRANGE BARBEE GO ¬ ¬ CASTLEMAN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WOOd ft SIMS SUMS mmn SEEDS ¬ ¬ a OWE DOLLAR ¬ ¬ J I ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ J 1 I ¬ ¬ nl Ma V mBE ¬ SEND NO MONEY MtiSIQ L ¬ Tljrr DIIDniPlf P W BBBBBBn ant aanV II ¬ j VsE KwWaW J3 tMteaWV aft ¬ - 61 iUt nd oil ta lei P ove eec nessf FYe n era nacU e iti 0041 I Kn rod IS SL--Bann- nn ¬ fan- -j- cream-and-yello- w ¬ ¬ ¬ I K SBwraannVnTaBBnBnW ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ A ¬ il 500 - ¬ fLtswa 581 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 150 ¬ I I ¬ I ¬ JOHN CONNELLY fflenDswcfiloiSs l laSfl mv W w JiS STOUT larisKy J nmmmmmmima mmm ju jaavr te AdTcrtUa ADVERTISERS 3 efttl THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER THE 1 1899 BQOEBBH DEWS 1881 J NUPTIAL KNOTS engagement Auuuanceuisuti And ol euinizttioiiN Of The Marriage Vows One of the most important society events of the season in Clark county was trie marriage at 630 oclock Wednesday evening at the residence of Judge Geo B Nelson of Dwight L Pendleton and Miss Sara Prewitt The Rev George H Meaus of Winchester was the of¬ 30 DAYS 24 DAYS JNineteenth Year Established 1900 XMAS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY WAT TKR FRANK Invite Inspec- - C HMIBliaHnilHBMnWiMHNMMMMN CHAMP SWIFT CHAMP - 7 Editors and Otvners Housekeepers Are you aware of the fact that the prices ol all kinds of food is advancing daily and in all probability will continue to do so until after the Holidays Therefore you should at once lay in a supply of everything you need for Thanks- ¬ giving The forethought which we used in buying a large stock of everything pertaining to good eating before the advance was for your benefit and it has already gained for us the record of selling the best groceries in Paris for the least money Of course our regular customers know this already but for the benefit of those who are not so lucky we quote a few of the bargains we are offering leaving you to draw your own conclusions ¬ Leadeis iq Style aiidFasliio Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ Bko ADVERTISING RATE DiRpays one dolar per inch for first inser ¬ hnlf raes each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten ceutsper line each iusertiou Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when tion running at line rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates siven for large advertisements and yearly cards ¬ The late Congressman Settle left a comfortable home and 8000 life insnr anceto his wife and children Queer Election Wager James Tudor Republican and John Kelly Democrat have made a queer election wager over in Madison county If Goebel is declared elected Kelly is to have the pleasure of baptising Tudor in a pond near Cottonburg If Taylor is declared the winner Kelly is to be soused under the same chilly waters by Tudor Will Rest Tn Texas Col William l i first day of January following their election election The Representatives are elected for a term of two years while Republican Convention the Senators serve four years The Bourbon County Republicans Democratic County Convention held a convention yesterday to name delegates to the District Convention The delegates of Tuesdays preciuct which meets at noon to day at Lexington conventions hold a county convention to nominate a candidate for Congress at the Court House to select delegates to from this District A W Cottingham tbe district convention yesterday at was chairman of the convention and T Frankfort to nominate a candidate for C Johnson was secretary The delegates Congress to succeed the late Hon E E were uninstructed Settle T E Moore of Shawhdu was The State School of Reform at Lex chairman of the convention and R K ingtoa for the care of yonthlul crim McCamey was secretary The delegates inals was dedicated Tuesday Fifty who attended the convention yesterday six prisoners have been transferred from were T E Moore James OBrien S B Frankfort and Eddyville to the new Rogers 3T Ireland R K McCamey institution T E Moore Jr George Faulkner Clay The line of pictures I am showing Current Ed Blake C D Webb F R eclipses anything ever shown in Paris Armstrong Hugh Montgomery Benj For Christmas presents they are un Perry Thoe Woods G T McCamey eqnaled J T Hinton Bob Gilkey Henry Cay wood Dr C B The Bourbon Steam Laundry Smith E P Clark C E Butler Desha Lucas The delegates went over the L having secured office room at Parker James corner Fourth N and will return to day ¬ has decided to spend the Winter in Texas and Califor- ¬ nia seeking rest of which he feels the need after the exhausting campaign he made in his own and other States prior to the late election He has rented his private secretary to Bishop Maes Mr Lincoln home and will be absent at least Collins and bride left yesterday for F orence for a visit to relatives six months Wm S Kelly and Miss Sue Anderson When They Go In of Georgetown were married at the The newly elected Governor of Ken home of the bride Wednesday night tacky will be inaugurated on the fifth The Rev Z T Cody of the Baptist Tuesday after his election which this church performed the ceremony The year will be on December 12th The marriage was a great surpiise to the of the young couple Lieutenant Governor and other State friendssecret np to the time having been They left kept a officers will take charge of their offices at once on a bridal tour The brideon January 1st The Governor is elect- groom is the son of j Judge James H ed for a term of four years and should Kelly and the bride the daughter of Col HS and a sister of Mrs he die before his term of office expires Robert Anderson and Mrs Earl Fer Ferguson the Lieutenant Governor is appointed guson of this city The bride and to fill the vacancy and serves in that groom have manv friends in Paris to capacity until the next regular election wish them happiness The members of the General Assembly The State Election Commissioners the Representatives and Senators will meet at Frankfort to morrow to take possesion of their offices on the canvass the returns from the recent ¬ ¬ ¬ J Bryan ficiating clergyman Kennedy Helm Miss of Louisville was groomsman Elizabeth Nelson maid of honor Misses Lilie Robinson of Lexington Inda Helm Prestou Bruce and Miss Macau ley of Louisville Theo Nelson Carrie Lae Hathaway Sarah Beckner Mary Gay Julia Graves and Katherine Tebbs Immeof Winchester biidesmaids diately after the ceremony the couple left for a trip to the South The bridegroom ii a young attorney of Winchester He is a son of the late W K Pendleton for a long time President of Bethany College The bride belongs to one of the wealthiest and most prominent families of Central Kentucky Miss Annie Gorey a most estimable young lady of this city and Mr An drew Collins of Florence Ky were the principals in a Thanksgiving wedding yesterday morning at the Catholic Church The bride who is a sister of Robert and Edward Gorey of this city wore a traveling suit of castor cloth The groom is a professor in the West Covington public schc ol and is a worthy gentleman The attendants were Mr Edward Gorey and Miss Kate Burke the latter wearing a blue cloth suit The ceremony was performed by Rev Father James Gorev of Covington who is ¬ ¬ ¬ J t I jl1 tion of the yffiggi dC 0 it I 1 I Following wVhH I B9MI COFFEE Combination Java combines merit and economy tiiic TOMATOES Solid Delaware red ripe tomatoes per doz 93c can 8c CORN New York State Sweet Sngar Corn doz 95c can 8c PEAS Early June Peas choice tender and sweet doz 115 can lOc STRING BEANS Favorite etriDg beans choice and tender can 8c BOSTON BAKED BEANS Plain or in Tomato Sanoe can 8c CANNED FRUIT White Oxhart Cherries 2 lb cans solid fruit per can SPICES Fresh ground Pepper or Mustard full strength and abso lutely pure 2 lbs 30c Sugar cured mild lean BACON strip bacon per lb 12c Choice Santa Clara ValPRUNES ley large and meaty per lb 8c CURRANTS Hazel recleaned currants new pack per lb package 8c ¬ lie RAISINS New California loose Muscatel R tisins per lb 8c MINCEMEAT Homemade only choicest fruits used per lb 7c PEEL Fney Leghorn Citron Lemon or Orange Peel per lb 5c LARD Vogel pure open kettle rendered leaf lard per lb 8c ASPARAGUS Choice Asparagus sips per can 12c CEREALS Early Breakfast Oats 2 lb package 8 CHEESE Full Cream per lb 15c MOLASSES Milford Brand Porto ¬ Complete line of Winter Wraps Furs of every description Fur Col 1 larettes Fur Scarfs Cloth Capes and Jackets Golf Capes Separate Skirts Silk Waists Wool Waists Tailor Suits ¬ ¬ ¬ VINEGAR Absolutely pure Apple Cider Vinegar per gal 25c Spauish Quetn OLIVES 25c JELLIES--ImperiWine Jelly Port Sherry Maderia or English Punch per package lOc JELLY POWDER Tryphosia Jelly Powder all flavors per package 8c al Rico Molasses possessing that true old fashioned flavor per gal 40c COME EARLY AND MAKE SELECTION No Trouble to Show Goods Remember that these prices are for spot cash only TURKEYS OYSTERS CRANBERRIES CELERY ¬ GEO N PARRIS THE PEOPLES GROCER HOG P Framl 404 MAIN - 2 60 PARIS KY - STREET - KILLING HAS BEGUN DID YOU STOP CO THINK That xmas is very near Well it is and we would like also to tell you that we are prepared to show you the finest and most complete line of Holiday Goods ever shown in Kentucky iitmiiiiiiiiminiuiititmmmiiiiiiiim T elll 8 And you want good pure Spice if you desire first class Sausage I have the hest guaranteed pure Sage Black and Cayenne Pepper Cloves Cinnamon Mace Poultry Seasoning Allspice The above goods are pure and will cost you just the same as Crokerls For Bryan who sailed for Richard Croker Europe Tuesday was interviewed Monday at the Democratic Club He said I want to say before my departure for Europe that William J Bryan will be the standard bearer of the Democratic party in the next National campaign The fight will be against trusts and imperialism and Mr Bryan is the only man to lead such a fight Tammany Hall will give him its heartiest support you may rest assu red of that No run ningmatefor Mr Bryan has been selected yet Several names have been under consideration but no decision has been ar rived at ¬ ¬ ¬ and Main will locate their main office at that place Phone No 4 All calls or bundles entrusted to them will receive prompt at ¬ tention cheap adulterated spices No meal is complete vy without a cup of Old Ken- ¬ SHOE BOXES Are so useful Yes and they are ornar mental too tucky Best more 15 Cent Coffee Ewes For Sale thrifty ewes for sale Will sell any part of the number FRETWELL FISHER Ang-l-t- probably Money back if it dont please You are doubtless paying double and not getting as good We have fifteen hundred yonng f Paris Ky Piano for Sale Steinway Piano in excellent condition Will 6ell cheap Inquire at The News office for name of owner 86tf ¬ PRATHERS 431 Main Street PLUTO WATER FROM iww line of i Come and See Them v We have a fine BRASS AND WHITE Correct Clothes Correct Prices c WANTED Every Housekeeper to Try French Lick Springs ENAMEL Always glad to show our line of house fur nishings Call and see us 1 Hi - cant afford to miss this opportunity a mar veous offering of Fashions latest styles and You novelties Every one of them a bargain Supply your wants now We make every promise good guarantee every garment we sell and give you superior values Your Money Back On Demand Cures Habitual Constipa- ¬ tion Jaundice Affections of The new Jelly Powder There is nothing- now on the Kidneys and the Liver market like Spleen Catarrh of the Stom- ¬ - mm J s Hasty Jellp ach Billious Headaches Gouty Disorders Etc HASTY JELLYCON 1 1 111 1 1 1 HI I II 1 114 II 1 1 II 1 1 1 II 111111 1 II 111 1 1 1 II I NATURES MEDICINE Undertaking in all its branches I can furnish you at any time It is made to excel all others and Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mantel is warranted to produce a ed to Carriages for hire work Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY goods Lemon Raspberry Strawberry Wild Cherry Calfsfoot Six Flavors Orange For Sale by moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentucky and TILINGS always on hand PARKER and Main Sts S Ky TELEPHONE NO 36 NIGHT PHONE 22 OK 56 Paris Jas Fee tfcSoii Lu Saloshin Co J T HINC0N Hm THE BOURBON THE BOBBBQM NEWS Nineteen h Year Establhed 1881 N17S 3 PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER Circuit Court News ¬ 1 1899 Special Registration Day Gov Bradley has named December 13th as special registration day PERSONAL MENTION seoud the Bnit4 atmail Post office class matter for the COMERS ANu GOcRS OBSERVED BY benefit of those voters who failed to get v M xN THb at Paris Ky as their names on the registration books in October Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At TELEPHONE NO 124 HUBSCRJPTION PRICKS Oaeyem payable Payable in Advance 2 00 Six mouths J100 The Turkey Trade three weeks was a serious handicap to the tur key trade in the Blnegrass and many hundred pounds of turkey shipped East were impaired in value by the warm weather C S Brent Bro will begin to day to slaughter turkeys for the Eastern markets They killed 2355 in one day last week which was probably the largest number ever killed in Kentucky in a single day by one firm Turkeys are selling at five cents per pound delivered ¬ The warm weather of the past Make all Checks Money to the order of Champ Order Bko Etc TURKEYS will commence to receive Turkeys again on Nov 27th and will continue receiving at prices until Dec 15th market AVe CSBKKNTBKO cents a quart at Geo Oysters Parris VY 25 N December Appointments li1 1 WS TU i i iA luuci internal vairnrt no a r Dr J Jameson and N A Moore rtiom luicuiai auvuuu a are in Brackeu county on a hunting trip pointmeuts which concern Bourbon dis men are as follows tilleries and Junius Clay Will Sweeney and Storekeepers ParisT Throckmorton S J C John Brennan went to Blue Licks Wed Midway J PHutchcraft Greenbaums nesday for a quail hunt day W A Johnson warehouee G G Duncan Taylor has acepted a posi White Co J M Jameson day Lewis M Gaffin warehouse Speed Owen bottion as clerk at Clays Sboe Store tling Paris Distilling Co Franklin G Mrs Alice Ware will make her home Sparks list same house Storekeeper- in future with her eon Dr James gangers J M Burbndge Peacock Ware in Cynthiana Distilliug Co J M Russell Bourbon John Power of the Power Grocery Distilling Co Co of this city and G L Heyman the Matthew Howards Will clothing merchant of Carlisle were initiated into Elkdom Tuesday night by The will of Matthew Howard de the Paris Lodge ceased will be offered for probate Monday It is understood that he leaves Almost any young lady would like to about one hundred acres to Mrs San have one of those dressing tables J T ford of near Millersburg a similar Binton is showing Christmas is at bequest to Richard Dim mitt of Cyn hand tf thana and a like legacy to the ThornMessrs J Miller Ward and J ton heirs and to the Hoeing heirs some Quincy Ward of this city and J W land and a house and lot in Lexington Smith and Harvey Chenault of Rich All the remainder of his real and per mond left Sunday for a huuting trip sonal property including several hunin the mountains dred acres of land city property per sonal estate notes and cash to Miss Mitchell Hon W A Morris of Robertson Ella Stoker of this city who has cared Messrs Ford Brent and John Woodfather of Dan Morris of this city for him for several years The will is ford spent Thanksgiving with friends in is a candidate for Enrolling Clerk of the dated 1894 Versailles Kentucky Senate Mr and Mrs W O Hinton left Boones Big Business Rev Vaughn and wife who have yesterday for a short visit with relatives been making their home in Paris for Prof Edwin Boone of this city the near Lexington more than a year moved to Carlisle star and owner of the Boone Yaki Miss Maud Stout left Wednesday for Wednesday to reside in future Company writes to The News that he a visit to Mr and Mrs Jas Douglas is doing a large business in Ohio and near Midway Dont buy trash for Christmas pres West Virginia At Springfield C he Mrs James Threlkeld and children ents You can make no mistake in buy played to 1 15380 gross in two nights of Maysville are visiting Mrs John ing from my stock Everything is with Dear Old Charley an opposition Bruer on High street useful as well as ornamental attraction at a rival theatre playing to Mr and Mrs Kit Chenault came J T Hinton 5450 Prof Boone is booked for a over Wednesday from Richmond for a weeks return engagement at Springfield visit to Miss Bessie Red m on John Brennans fine bird dog Elk which was sent to Florida some time at a guarantee of 2000 on the week Mrs Lon Haley left Wednesday for ago to be trained escaped from his crate He played to 458 iu oue night at Hills and got lost in Louisville while being boro to standing room only at Willming Mt Sterling to spend Thanksgiving with shipped home After being lost fifteen ton and Washington C H and ha re her daughter Mrs John Barnes Mrs Robert Goggin and her guest days the dog was found and has been turn dates booked He played Monday and Tuesday to large business at Charles- Mrs E C Moore of Detroit left Wed sent to Mr Brennan ton W Vaf and was the Thanksgiving nesday for Cynthiana lor a visit to Mr Select yout holiday presents early attraction at Huntington Prof Boonei J T Lail aad have it off your mind Clarke fe next engagements will be Danville Va Miss Bessie Baughman came over Kenney have a fine line of perfumes and Durham N C His many friends yesterday from Richmond to spend pocket books gold pens mirrors combs here will be glad to know that he is hav- Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs aad brushes albums etc ing a prosperous season He uses the John Feeney on Seventh street W F Talbott of Seventh street finest printing to be had his compli Mr H C Groce of the B 0S was operated upon Monday by mentaries being lithographed in two W came up yesterday from Cincinnati who Dr Merrill Ricketts for appendicitis colors and his letter heads in five colors for a short visit to the family of Mr J is now on the road to recovery Dr T Quisenberry Broom manufacturers of Ohio Illinois Rickett was assisted by Dr Walling Mrs J E lay and Misses Nannie ford of Covington Dr Wells of Oyn Indiana Kentucky and other States Clay Sue Clay Kate Alexander and thianaand DrUssery of this city This have organized a combination to raise Annie Lonite Clay have arrived home is Dr Ricketts sixty eighth operation the price of their products fiom their pleasure trip to New York for appendicitis within the past four and Washington Thanksgiving Dinners months Misses Annie Dillard and Mamie New Maple Syrup in bulk 25c per Landlord Dan Conner gave the patrons and Josie Hunt of Lexington are guests quart Co Saloshin of the Fordham Hotel a fine Thanks of Misses Etta and Mayme McClintock giving spread yesterday by on Higgins avenue Lost Between SScond street and the efficient housekeeper arrangedJosie Mrs Ulie J Howard came up Miss Tenth street and the Gk O White dis- ¬ Cronnan The menu was as follows Tuesday from Covington to spend tillery a ladys pocketbook containing Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and soups about 5 Finder please leave at The Mrs G Alexauder Oyster Soup News office and get reward Chicken Broth with Rice Mr and Mrs Rudolph Davis ate Baked White Fish Hollandaise Sauce Thanksgiving turkey in Nicholas with not postpone buying your You should Oysters Raw Christmas presents until everything is Mixed Pickles Olives Salted Almonds Mr Riley Fowse father of Mrs Davis They will spend several days in picked over Come in and look at my Radishes Young Onions Celery Nicholas Have your present set stock now roasts J T Hinton aiide Prime Sirloin of Beef Drip Gravy Misses Elizabeth Feeney and Edna Young Turkey with Chestnut Schlegel of Richmond came over Wed Vive camera For Sale Fine Dressing taking excellent 5x7 or 4x5 pictures Bivast of Duck Supivme nesday to see the Creston Clarke performance and spend Thanksgiving with case using films or plates Tripod KNTKKES Mrs F B Carr Roman Punch aud other extras Inquire at The News Baked Ham Ciampagne Sauce Miss Gertrude Whaley of Bath office Saratoga Ch ps Lobster Salad county who is attending college at Mil- Chicken Salad Strother Quisenberry has resigned lersburg came to Paris Wednesday K VEGETABLES Cos and has his clerkship at Frank spend Thanksgiving with her relatives gone to New York to secure employment Brown Sweet Potatoes Asparagus Tips Mr and Mrs A T Forsyth on Toast in a wholesale dry goods house He is a Mrs Lucy Simms Miss Lucy Si mm Green Peas Cauliflower splendid youug man aud his many Cream Sauce Potatoes Ky Style Miss Nellie Buckner and Mr Will friends hope he may be successful in pastry Simms went to Clark connty Wednes New York Frozen Pudding Wincemeat Pie day to attend the marriage of Miss Lady Fumpkin Pie to Mr Dwight Pendelton I am showing an elegan line of ladies Caramel Cake Cocoanut Cuke Prewitt Kisses Callie Thomas and Ollie Butdesks Have one put aside now for Cream Cheese Lunch Wafers ler came home Wednesday from HamCorn Dodgers J T Hinton Buttermilk Christmas Coffee Tea ilton College at Lexington to spend Postal Telegraph Company an ¬ The Thanksgiving Miss Thomas ie expectfruits Bananas Pears Malaga ing two scboolm ites to anive to day for nounces that it now has established com- Oranges vi rapes between this city and munication a short visit Raisias Fingers Nuts Skagway Dawson City Five Miss Mary Brent arrived home Tues Fort Selkirk Miles Canon White Horse day evening from an extended visit to The Crosdale afe had a bounteous friends and relative in Kansas City and other towns in the Klondike and a dozen region Wallace Steele is now in charge Thanksgiving feast yesterday which was Covington and is beiug heartily wel- ¬ thoroughly appreciated by its patrons comed by her friends Su has been of the Postal office in this city The menu embraced roast turkey with away for five mouths cranberry jelly quail on toast broiled G B Mann preached the ser Rev E Dr H Rev Rutherford mon yesterday morning at the union pjmpano escalloped oysters chicken has home arrived from Hot Thanksgiving services at the Baptist croquettes with French peas chicken Spriugs wbere Mm Rutherford is Church Rev Cheek read the Presi- salad celery olives pickles Irish po- - taking the baths Dr Rutherford will dents proclamation and Rev Vaught tatoes sweet potatoes cauliflower slaw fill his pulpit Sunday Mrs Rutherford and Elder Sharrard made prayers Miss sliced tomatoes English plunij pudding will remain at the Springs for awhile Marie Parrish sang a pleading solo arfd fruit salad witb whipped cream cocoa tie hymns were sung by a choir of sing nut chocolate aud black cake cdfTee tea Olives Oiive Oil Ohow Chow and milk Co ers from the vaiions churches salad Dressing L Saloshin VtiT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Circuit Court was ccupied Tuesday and Wednesday trying misdemeanor cases Cha3 Coleman colored was fiued 35 for cruelty to a horse Elmer Cook colored was fined 10 and The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And sent to jail for ten days for carrying concealed weapons Klsewhere The Utterback case was called and set Mr and Mrs E E Exou spent for trial December 12th yesterday in Cincinnati Court adjourned to reconvene next Mrs Florence Lockhart was a Taesdav visitor in Lexington Wednesday Miss Lucy Downey left Wednesday Two Days In a Typhoon for a visit to friends in Richmond The Thirty first Infantry which was Miss Elizabeth Spears was in Lex recruited at Fort Thomas has arrived ington Wednesday on a shopping trip at Manila on the transports Peking and Mrs Corne Watson spent yesterday Manause The latter vessel carry with relatives in Lexington ing three companies under command of Mr Talbott Clay visited friends in Lieut Col Webb Hayes reached port in a sinking condition having been kept Winchester Wednesday Mis Ora Slaughter went to Lexing- afloat since November 17 only by the constant work of the 400 soldiers with ton yesterday for a short visit buckets The vessel was unseaworthy Miss Isabel Armstrong is visiting undermanned and short of provisions relatives in Lexington The Thirty first regiment contained a Conductor James Taylor and wife number of men from Central Kentucky ate Thanksgiving turkey in Lexington The voyage was a terrible one the vessel Mrs C Grosche who has been dan- being in a typhoon for two days The gerously ill is slightly improved men worked day and night in bailing Cpt W H Cox has been ill at the out the ship They had no provisions for two days No casualties were Windsor for about ten days Prof Hardin Lucas spent yesterday rePortedin Lexington with college friends Don buy trash for Christmas pres- -- Mrs W H H Johnson went to ent8 t something ueeful and orni Buy Millersburg Wednesday for a short visit mental J T Hinton has only this class Postmaster J L Bosley an3 wife of goods were guests of friends in Winchester Wanted A stout ooy to work in yesterday Mr and Mrs George W Stuart left broom faetory and learn broom makers The Power Grocery Co yesterday for a short visit to relatives in trade Flemiugsburg My Mountain Ash oellico is by far Mr and Mrs J W Davis and the best smi cannel ever mined I am children were guests of friends in Cyn the agent in Paris for this celebrated thiana yesterday coal and my prices for it are no higher Miss Sallie Lockhart of Newport is they are just what you will have to pay the guest of her aunt Mrs Florence for othsr Jellico Geo W Stuart di N freight depot rectly opposite L Lockhart Mr Tohn Gay of Woodford is the My agency insures against fire guest of bis daughter Mrs Newton old reliahle storm ¬ ¬ t NOW ON SALE WOOL BLANKETS COTTON BLANKETS BED COMFORTS LADIES TUCKER S READYTOWEAR SKIRTS Camels Hair etc lu all the new materials including Blanket Plaids Serges CLOAKS AND FURS Just received a new line of Jackets Fur Collarettes and Neck Boas All up-to-da- te garments DRESS I GOODS We can please you in price and quality Give us call Camels Hair Suitings Homespuns Ettinnies etc a O TUCKER V - GDNtDNS GREAT SACRIFICE COMMENCING DECEMBER 1st -- CL0SING 0UT SALE Having determined to quit business we offer our entire stock at slaughter prices and con tinning till everything is sold out We will quote no prices but only ask you to come and see the bargains Cost of goods willi cut no figure as everything will be sacrificed Everything in our stock is new and seasonable ¬ wind and hest prompt paying companies non- ¬ union W O HINTON Agent Shelled corn and oats for sale by the wagon or car load - Geo W Stuart 10 Burnhams Clam Chowder can cts per Co Saloshin Boarding Private family centrally located will take several day boarders Inquire at The News office f r name ¬ The number of handsome Jardiniers that I am showing will astonish yon They are beautiful Chnstmas presents and their cost is very reasonable CF r f -- V j J T Hiwton Clarke of holiday books card Kenney have a choice line goods ¬ ¬ ¬ including pocket ca8 album perfumes mirrors etc Pick out your holiday presents now and have them laid aside 2t for you GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS Thanksgiving goodies of every description can be found at Geo N Parris ¬ ¬ Try H shin Co O Pancake Flour L Salo- - I keep my salt indoors out of the weather Every barrel I send ont is as fresh and clean as the day it was packed Geo W Stuart N freight depot opposite L mandolin good as new Will sell cheap Inquire at The News office for name of owner For Sale First class To Our Patrons All bills made with us in future will be due in thirty days unless otherwise Are advised 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haven neath the hHl Ere the first stars appear - 1 1899 tt Of all earths passing hours When vesper bells ring loud and clear From many a wayside tower And falls the dew a blessing sweet Where myriad blossoms grow While kindred tongues in joy repeat The tales of long ago How soft and low the breezes blow On every hill and lea Within the dell the bird notes ring From every wayside tree The crickets chirp their pleasing notes Where meadow grasses grow It is a clear a peaceful hour For careworn hearts to know J B M Wright in Boston Budget is the hour man loveth best bis hiding place he could see the dif ferent members- of the party as they carried load after load out of sight among the rocks but suddenly one of the men mounted a horse and drove the rest directly toward the hidden watcher Whats he drivin at muttered Bowers to himself As the rider drew near the miner was forced to throw himself at full length on the ground to escape being seen and he fingered his revolver grimly Tar box was too busy with the horses to look very sharply about him and soon turned back after giving the animals a few sharp blows which sent them off at full speed Then he returned to his party and at last they had all disappeared from ¬ - able to secure a foothold and clamber over the top To his surprise he saw no one and without the least sign of fear he climbed up the short distance remain ing to be traversed and appeared be- ¬ fore the astonished eyes of the little group who were even then discussing the noise they had heard a few mo-¬ ments before Hello pards he said boldly approaching our friends Yer dont seem overn above glad ter see me but Im here Now whats ter be done I aint a very revengeful sort o a cuss or Id ask yer what yer meant by trying ter squash me with a couple o ton o rock ¬ jest now j CAJJHjgskag Copyright 1398 by S S McCltre CHAPTER XL Put Bowers found retrace his steps dark and as Rider Continued it no easy task to It was now very had not dared to light a fire there was nothing to guide his companion who stumbled about as best he could not daring to shout for fear he might alarm the party he had just been watching He became hope ¬ lessly lost at last and was about to give up the search until daylight when he heard a horse stamping Confident there was no one but Rider near him he called softly and to his intense delight the sailor answered from a point not 20 yards away Is that you llowers Yes was the surly reply as the big miner reached his side and Ive had a nice time gittin here too Im starved Shall I light a fire asked Rider Ive got it ail ready but I was skittish about lighting it till I found out ¬ ¬ what you had seen You the other Weve got ter put up with cold grub to night Weve been regular donei for we have I Whats the matter Matter enuff In the fust place that Tarbox chap we see start for Dyea has met a party an turned back One o dont light no fire here growled ther men Avery is named Avery The mates teeth chattered as he gasped Rut I saw him buried at sea Rot Theremajr be moren one Avery in ther world Didnt that letter say somethin bout a man named Bill that was to come Course it did Mebbe its the old chaps brother pr cousin or she stayed round him Theyre routed out the chap asi wrote the letter an thejve all gone into camp under a big cliff not moren a mile from where were sittin this minit The young men must be Scott and said Rider and the second mate dont you se these papers are no good to us after all our trouble We cant do anything now but give the thing up and make for the Klondike Weve got somethin Then theres two young chaps that looked like sailors an a young gal that I take ter be Averys darter by the way A SS good out Make for Them men hev got a interruption gold mine right round here somewheres and Ive as much right there as they hev if I can only find it Id like ter Klondike it yer like but yer dont take any o this stuff with yer See Like most bullies Obex Rider was easily cowed by a bigger bully than himself and lie dared not make there p which came to his lips Instead he saiu But I cant join these men after tak ing these papers from Scott Thered be trouble I didnt say I was goin to jine em Look here Rider are yer scared or not Here we are two stout chaps with plen ty of grub an the horses We knows jest whar them fellers are now an they dont know whar we be If we keops our eyes open bars sure ter be a chance for business Will yer stick ter me or not Rider had little choice He dared not demand half the outfit his own money had purchased and was forced to sub mit so with a show of sincerity he ex ¬ claimed Of course Ill stick Bowers All right Now you keep watch the fust half of ther nigbt an call me for Weve got ter be movin ther last early bright an In five minutes the hardened rascal was snoring while Rider stood guard fie had no stomach for Bowers com pany now and would gladly have left Itim but the miner had gained such an ascendancy over him that he dared not attempt to leave ham now that he was asleep He had meant to assault Tom Scott and take his- papers but his cupidity was inflamed aod he had been ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nothinl was the savage see em drive me off You can go to the H tha drinking then He wassober now and the evident intention of his comrade to attempt to bully or rob five armed men was quite another matter Still there was no help for it and he tried to steel his cowardly heart to its work Bowers relieved him at midnight and as soon as the first streak of daylight could be seen he aroused the mate and said Im off agaiu SUJy here and keep in under this hill as much as you can till I get back Once more he made his way to the bowlder und took up his station From for a moment and then Tarbox stepped forward and said sternly You are not waated here You were kicked out of Ladues for stealing and your present partner is a thief and would be murderer Where is he Ive parted company with the low latter eagerly down skunk was the read- - reply as Theyve turned all their critters Bowers threw into his voice an excelBy thunder I believe youre right loose an hid away somewheres was lent assumption of indignation I car see it He cried Taylor excitedly the reply See here Rider Ive got a owned up this mornin that hed stole now I ought to have known it at first scheme them papers and dassent show his head but we struck good paying dirt on this A scheme here fer fear the man what owned em side and didnt prospect any further Thais what I said Its a good one might hev passed us while we was off Come on lets try over there too Suppose you could find yer way the trail Itold him ter git out an leave Hold on a bit replied Avery back to Dyea my company and hes gone back ter Youre not headed for the best place Of course I could Why Dyea Thats straight The others locked at him to see if he His manner was so earnest that he was joking but his face was very Im goin ter tell yer why Thars about a dozen good critters turned made an impression and was quick to earnest and he went on loose Theyre worth 200 apiece in notice it Before anyone had time to It makes lots of difference where Dyea I dunno but more You dont re pi j- he went on we dig We may be surprised here any seem ter want ter put up a bluff an jine Its true I was kicked out o Joe day and cant hope to keep this place to this party Well ketch them horses an Ladues but I was drunk an took some ourselves a great while We dont want you drive em back to Dyea an sell em dust from a chap what was drunkern to waste a day Just look at that bend Bring one spare critter back with yer I was I had the craze fer licker on me where the round pebbles are collected fer me an one fer ther swag When an didnt moren half know what I was There was a strong eddy just there Unyer git back come ter thet big bowlder doin der the ridge of such a place is apt to an jest as ther sun is risin show yer Besides that he continued seeing be more gold than anywhere else Lets self a minit That night hev the horses that he was gaining ground Ive got a try there first and if we dont find gold good outfit down below here an I dont Im no prophet thar an Ill jine yer Understand But what are you goin to do ak no grub I know youve struck it His words carried conviction and the Thats my funeral You do jest as rich here an heres the papers ter party seized their shovels and hurried I tell yer Dont make any slip It prove it 1 took em from that Rider to the spot at once They found it cov wouldnt be verv healthv fer ver if ver afore he started off All 1 want is ter ered with shingle the debris of cenwent back on me Id f oiler yer all stay here an make m- - pile This is free turies Below w as a little dirt and then over kingdom come ground anyway an yer cant drive me they struck a layer of gravel Rider jumped at the proposal oi if I want ter stay Even if yer did Tom Scott was working with all his Whether he would return or not was a clean me out I could bring hundreds o might He had taken about a foot of question he could settle later on At miners here in no time by telling what gravel from the place about a yard present it was enough to be rid of the know What is it pards stay or light square when as he drove his shovel ¬ desperate man who eyed him as if read- out for Dyea and fetch the crowd down it struck something which felt As he paused for a reply the others like a rock A moment later he had lai 1 ing his very thoughts Youll come back I shall have gold looked blankly at each other lie had bare a few inches of rough shaly surenough to make us both rich or else I spoken the truth He had a perfect face just as the others also struct the shant be bove ground Im takin all right to stay They could not murder same obstruction the resk an ef yer dont come back him und to drive him away would be I guess Ive struck bottom he aid I shall probly miss yer Ill do my pari to give the news of their mine to the ruefully We cant dig here world an you see vou do vours As he spoke he scraped the surfiie Both Tarbox and Taylor realized that of the rock under his feet carelessly was evident that he was about to It engage in some desperate scheme and the- - had but one course to pursue The with his shovel Rider hastened to sure him that he pay streak was so crooked and shallow Something yellow caught his eye and would be back as fast as possible that it would be necessary to go over with a little exclamation of surprise Youll travel light an you orter be a large piece of ground to follow it and he dropped on his knees and brushed I shall should their discovery leak out they awav the dirt about it back in 12 days said Bowers would be confined to a claim apiece look fer yer bout that time So long TO BE CONTINUED Rider started off on the back trail at where they now could pick and choose InsympatheU once and while he is making his way to over the entire valley B Jwers watched them with an easy Dyea we must follow Hank Bowers as The author of Twent iive Years in ¬ air as they spoke in low tones for a British Guiana says thut he was once he rides around the bowlder and approaches the spot where Tom Scott and moment for he knew well they could camping out with companions there his party had camped the night be- ¬ but decide one way Presently Dick and that some of them had not his acTaylor said bluntly quaintance with the woods At last fore What you say is true m regard to we turned into our hammocks and I He had no means of telling whether his approach was observed or not but this place We dont want you but was dropping off to sleep when I was he rode boldly forward and soon we are obliged to have you Get your roused by the most infernal barking1 reached the deserted camp Here he stuff up out of sight We will help you and roaring Attracted by our fire and dismounted and walked toward the do that for our own sake After that singing a troop of howling baboon cliff between the scattered rocks in the you will keep aw ay from our camp and had come over the trees and were mak ¬ ing night hideous by their yell same direction he had seen the outfit dig all you please An hour later his outfit was in the Shields who was not acquainted with carried himself putting Ill swear this is the way they went valley and as he busied self satisfied ex- the brutes shook my hammock violent- ¬ ly and whispered What on earth is he said aloud as he paused before the up his tent he wore a pression that boded ill for the peace that Not knowing very well what I face of the cliff and looked keenly of the men upon whom he had forced was saying I replied Tigers Are about him They haint got wings an himself so cleverly Very said I and they very near they must be here somewhere or theyd But if Hank Bowers could have been taking advantage of a lull in the chorus never drove off them horses Theyre in Poor Shields lay some place horses couldnt be took but present at a little conference that night I dropped asleep he would not have congratulated himawake half the night expecting to be whar is it Taint up ther valley self so suddenly He was a deep rascal devoured by wild beasts He was cause I seen em come in here with my but he had different material to deal sleepy and cross in the morning and own eyes wu than the sailor in w hose company Bridges asked him if he had heard the For some time he paced about the he had recently been Oh those were baboons baboons spot examining each bowlder to see Dick Taylor was a very shrewd sort were they What an awful noise they that there was no hiding place near it of a person und while he had been make But what were they saying but he could discover nothing audi ben forced to receive the stranger into his I dont know said Bridges unsympa gan to grow angry camp he was determined he should not thetically I dont belong to the same Wouldnt it be slick if that cuss remain there after they were ready to Detroit Free Press should sell the hosses an skip out an have him go To get rid of him in a species I shouldnt find these Hello Whats way that would keep his- tongue sealed XelMon as a Hoy that I wonder child said Nelsons grand- ¬ in regard to the gold they had found His restless eyes at last noticed the was the problem and he had thought of mother with whom he lived that hun- mass of vines which covered the open- ¬ a way which he hoped might answer Iger and fear did not drive you home ing in the cliff and with a wrench he their purpose replied the youngster tear I tore it aside never saw fear What is it Nelson he detailed his scheme to That night Ive got it now he cried as he en- ¬ the others and all agreed that it was was still at school when he was sum- ¬ tered without hesitation and made his the wisest course under the circum- moned to join his ship The parting way along the rocky passage What stances What it was will develop later with his elder brother William was the luck No wonder they let the critters I dont believe a word about his first of those privations which every go This beats all I ever saw breaking with that Rider he added sailor must suffer But if the good by Ahead of him was a sharp turn and when the whole ground had been gone at school was painful how much more the just before he reached it there was a over Theres no doubt in my mind so must have beenAs farew ell with his grandmother she beheld him crash like thunder and an instant later that theyve put up some job between the way was blocked by a massive rock them Theres live of us anyhow and dressed in the smart midshipmans uni- ¬ which would have crushed him had he while hes in camp we must keep an form did she realize that the lad before been a few feet further ahead eye open nights Well divide the time her would contrary to all expectations In spite of his wonderful nerve Bow- ¬ up and it wont come hard We will take to his profession with enjoyment ers was so startled that he uttered a stay in this tent of course and we and within about a year shake off a fit I will be a shout of dismay which reached the ears wont let him know but what were all of depression by saying hero and brave every danger Did she men above of the asleep He wont do anything until we see in the upright figure the future have a bigger pile than weve got now ¬ viscount Their plans being arranged the little alleled in whose doughty deeds unparCHAPTER XII history to call forth party separated for the nightbutAvery blessings from men werewomen every and of DIGGING A FORTUNE shared the cave with his daughter as class as he set out on his last fatal voy- ¬ Hank Bowers did not for a moment he thought it safer This was also the age against the French Did she feel imagine that the big bowlder had fallen repository of some 10000 worth of that one day a nation would weep for bv accident On the contrarv he real gold which the two men had ulreudy the loss of one of its noblest sons whose ized it had been purposely rolled there taken from the spot dying words should be Thank God On the following morning work was I have to prevent his ingress It followed done my duty Cassells Little then that he had been seen approach- ¬ commenced in earnest and the piles of Folks dirt began to melt away before the viging the cliff He Had Reason to Ron There must be some sort of a valley orous attacks of the men while Hank The man came out of an office build- ¬ a short behind this ere cliff he concluded as Bowers dug manfully by himself he stood measuring the distance to the distance away apparently satisfied to ing on the run and started down the He was an street top of the obstructing stone with his take them at their word Here Here cried the policeman eye an that feller wont keep me out experienced miner and his little pile on the corner Whats your hurry of dust grew steadily of it long Theres a man back there trying to That night the result of their comWith a confident air he retraced his sell me a book on 28 weekly install- ¬ steps to the opening and removed the bined eflort was nearly 1000 and packs from his horses Then he took Tom Scott could hardly be content to ments of 233 each Cried the victim The policeman instantly released his a coil of rope on his arm and entered take the necessary time for sleep It seemed to him that his fortune was al ¬ hold the cleft once more Run he cried Run like a white Bowers had been a cowboy once and ready made He had Three days of unremitting toil fol- ¬ head Maybe you can get away from was an exper with the Chicago Post side lowed the average being a little less him yet noticed a sharp spur on Why She la Popular ast than the first day Then Avery said of the barrier and with a a You say the popular Miss Smith t as they were starting out the fourth he looped his rope around it at v morning can play the piano I never heard her1 attempt Then with an agility Thats just the point She can but Taylor we are Gigging in the wrong remarkable in so large a man he drt t she doesnt Chicago Post 20 feet until he was pplac altogether himself up about Bowers waited until he was satisfied that they would not reappear then he stretched his cramped limbs and hur- ¬ ried back to Rider who was impatient ly awaiting him What are they doing asked the ¬ 1 sight His impudence kept the others quiet The wrong pi aca T Yes thats what I said Ive waited to see how rich this dirt is and I am not satisfied Dont you see Dick you have been digging here by a stream that runs now but it isnt the stream that cut that big hoie through the face of the cliff That goes off in another direc ¬ tion altogether you see Perhaps a hundred or a thousand years ago this stream wasnt running at all Now where must the bed of the stream have been that did cut its way through that rock You can see it must have been over there on the other side of the ridge Ill bet that old stream ran thousands of years before it dried up It must have How do you know asked Tom in wonder Because it would take that long to wear through the rock as it did It was a bigger stream than this by a good deal See those big stones scattered all 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THE BOURBON NEWS PAKIS KV FRIDAY DECEMBER fcVENTIDL The daylight dies adown the sky Bringing the hour of rest The weary wild birds slowly fly To seek their sneltering nesta Across the billowy sea of foam ve white winged ships draw near To reach the haven neath thehHl Ere the first stars appear 1 1899 tt Of all earths passing hours When vesper bells ring loud and clear From many a wayside tower And falls the dew a blessing sweet Where myriad blossoms grow While kindred tongues in joy repeat The tales of long ago How soft and low the breezes blow On every hill and lea Within the dell the bird notes ring From every wayside tree The crickets chirp their pleasing notes Where meadow grasses grow It is a clear a peaceful hour For careworn hearts to know J B M Wright in Boston Budget is the hour man loveth best his hiding place he could see the dif ferent members of the party as they carried load after load out of sight among the rocks but suddenly one of the men mounted a horse and drove the rest directly toward the hidden watcher Whats he drivin at muttered Bowers to himself As the rider drew near the miner was forced to throw himself at full length on the ground to escape being seen and he fingered his revolver grimly Tar box was too busy with the horses to look very sharply about him and soon turned back after giving the animals a few sharp blows which sent them off at full speed Then he returned to his party and at last they had all disappeared from ¬ able to secure a foothold and clamber over the top To his surprise he saw no one and without the least sign of fear he climbed up the short distance remain¬ ing to be traversed and appeared be- ¬ fore the astonished eyes of the little group who were even then discussing the noise they had heard a few mo ¬ ments before Hello pards he said boldly approaching our friends Yer dont seem overn above glad ter see me but Im here Now whats ter be done I aint a very revengeful sort o a cuss or Id ask yer what yer meant by trying ter squash me with a couple o ton o rock ¬ The wrong plac t V Yes thats what I said IVe waited to see how rich this din is and I am not satisfied Dont jou see Dick you have been digging here by a stream that runs NC FISflER w mum p AST Attorney-At-La- Palis Kentucky Office on Broadway jest now sight I Copyright 1398 by S S McClare CHAPTER XL But Bowers found retrace his steps dark and as Rider Continued it no easy task to It was now very had not dared to light a fire there was nothing to guide hi companion who stumbled about as best he could not daring to shout for fear he might alarm the party he had just been watching He became hope- lessly lost at last and was about to give up the search until daylight when he heard a horse stamping Confident there was no one but Rider near him he called softly and to his intense delight the sailor answered from a point not 20 yards away -Is that you BoweiV Yes was the surly reply as the big miner reached hifi side and Ive had a nice time gittin here too Im starved a ked Rider Shall I light a fire Ive got it all ready but I was skittish about lighting it till I found out ¬ J ¬ what you had seen You the other Weve got ter put up with cold grub to night Weve been regular donei for we havel Whats the matter Matter enuff In the fustplace that Tarbox chap we see start for Dyea has met a party an turned back One o dont light no lire here growled ther men is named Avery Avery The mates teeth chattered as he gasped But I saw him buried at sea Rot There ma3r be moren one Avery in ther world Didnt that letter say somethin bout a man named Bill that was to come Course it did Mebbe its the old chaps brother or cousin or somethin Then theres two young chaps that looked like sailors an a young gal that I take ter be Averys darter by the way she stayed round him Theyve routed out the chap as wrote the letter an i beyve all gone into camp under a big cliff not moren a mile from where were Sittin this minit The young men must be Scott and said Rider and the second mate you see these papers are no good dont to us after all our trouble We cant do anything now but give the thing up and make for the Klondike Weve got was the savage Them men hev got a interruption gold mine right round here somewheres good out Make for nothinM i and Ive as much right there as they Id like ter hev if 1 can only find it see em drive me off You can go to the Klondike if yer like but yer dont take any o this stuff with yer See Like most bullies Obed Rider was easily cowed by a bigger bully than himself and he dared not make there ply which came to his lips Instead he aaTu n k t1 Here we are two stout chaps with plenty of grub an the horses We knows jest whar them fellers are now an they dont know whar we be If we keops our eyes open thars sure ter be a chance for business Will yer stick ter me or not Rider had little choice He dared not demand half the outfit his own money had purchased and was forced to submit so with a show of sincerity he ex ¬ claimed Of course Ill stick Bowers All right Now you keep watch the fust half of ther nighit an call me for Weve got ter be movin ther last bright an early In five minutes tie hardened rascal was snoring while Rider stood guard He had no stomach for Bowers com pany now and would gladly have left liim but the miner had gained such an ascendancy aver him that he dared not attempt to leave ham now that he was asleep He had meant to assault Tom Scott and take his papers but his cupidity was inflamed and he had been drinking then He was sober now and the evident intention of his comrade to attempt to bully or rob five armed men was quite another matter Still there was no help for it and he tried to steel his cowardly heart to its work Bowers relieved him at midnight and as soon as ne first streak of daylight could be seen he arouved the mate and said Im off again Stfy here and keep in under this hill as much as you can till I get back Once more be made his way to the Jiowlrter uud took up his station From ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ But I cant join these men after tak ing theise papers from Scott Thered bo trouble 1 didnt say I was goin to jine em Look here Rider areyer scared or not ¬ for a moment and then Tarbox stepped Bowers waited until he was satisfied forward and said sternly You are not wanted here You were that they would not reappear then he stretched his cramped limbs and hur- ¬ kicked out of Ladues for stealing and a bigger stream than this by a good ried back to Rider who was impatient your present partner is a thief and deal See those big stones scattered all ly awaiting him would be murderer Where is he around in its bed It must have been a What are they doing Ive parted company with the low powerful stream to start them and asked the down skunk was the readj- - reply as there they are everywhere latter eagerly Theyve turned all their critters Bowers threw into his voice an excelBy thunder I believe youre right loose an hid away somewheres was lent assumption of indignation I can see it He cried Taylor excitedly See here Rider Ive got a owned up this mornin that hed stole now I ought to have known it at first the reply scheme them papers and dassent show his head but we struck good paying dirt on this A scheme here fer fear the man what owned em side and didnt prospect any further Thats what I said Its a good one might hev passed us while we was off Come on lets try over there too Suppose you could find yer way the trail Itold him ter git out an leave replied Avery Hold on a bit my company and hes gone back ter back to Dyea Youre not headed for the best place Dyea Thats straight Of course I could Why The others looked at him to see if he His manner was so earnest that he was joking but his face was very Im goin ter tell yer why Thars about a dozen good critters turned made an impression and was quick to earnest and he went on loose Theyre worth 200 apk ce in notice it Before anyone had time to It makes lots of difference where Dyea I dunno but more You dont reply he went on we dig We may be surprised here an seem ter want ter put up a bluff an jine its true I was kicked out o Joe clay and cant hope to keep this place to this party Well ketch them horses an Ladues but I was drunk an took some ourselves a great while We dont want you drive em back to Djea an sell em dust from a chap what was drunkern to waste a day Just look at that bend Bring one spare critter back with yer I was I had the craze fer licker on me where the round pebbles are collected fer me an one fer ther swag When an didnt moren half know what I was There was a strong eddy just there Unyer git back come ter thet big bowlder doin der the ridge of such a place is apt to an jest as ther sun is risin show yer Besides that he continued seeing be more gold than anywhere else Lets self a minit That night hev the horses that he was gaining ground Ive got a try there first and if we dont find gold good outfit down below here an I dont Im no prophet thar an Ill jine yer Understan as k no grub I know youve struck it But what are you goin to do His words carried conviction and the Thats my funeral You do jest as rich here an heres the papers ter party seized their shovels and hurried It prove itr 1 took em from that Rider to the spot at once They found it cov I tell yer Dont make any slip wouldnt be very healthy fer yer if yer afore he started off All 1 want is ter ered with shingle the debris of cenwent back on me Id foller yer all stay here an make my pile This is free turies Below was a little dirt and then ground anyway an yer cant drive me they struck a layer of gravel over kingdom come Rider jumped at the proposal oC if I want ter stay Even if yer did Tom Scott was working with all his Whether he would return or not was a clean me out I could bring hundreds o might He had taken about a foot of question he could settle later on At miners here in no time by telling what ra el from the place about a yard present it was enough to be rid of the 1 know What is it pards stay or light square when as he drove his shovel desperate man who eyed him as if read- out for Dyea and fetch the crowd down it struck something which felt As he paused for a reply the others like a rock A moment later he had la LI ing his very thoughts Youll come back I shall have gold looked blankly at each other lie had bare a few inches of rough shaly sm enough to make us both rich or else I spoken the truth He had a perfect faee just as the others also struck the shant be bove ground Im takin all right to stay They could not murder same obstruction I guess Ive struck bottom the resk an ef yer dont come back him and to drive him away would be he aid I shall probly miss yer Ill do my part to give the news of their mine to the ruefully We cant dig here world an you see you do yours As he spoke he scraped the surfie Both Tarbox and Taylor realized that of the rock under his feet carelesly It was evident that he was about to engage in some desperate scheme and they had but one course to pursue The with his shovel Something yellow caught his eye ami Rider hastened to sure him that he pay streak was so crooked and shallow that it would be necessary to go over with a little exclamation of surprise would be back as fast as possible Youll travel light an you orter be a large piece of ground to follow it and he dropped on his kneeis and brushed I shall should their discovery leak out they away the dirt about it back in 12 days said Bowers would be confined to a claim apiece TO BE CONTINUED 1 look fer yer bout that time So long Rider started off on the back trail at where the now could pick and choose In sympathetic once and while he is making his way to over the entire valley Bowers watched them with an easy The author of Twenty five Years in Dvea we must follow Hank Bowers as he rides around the bowlder and ap- ¬ air as they spoke in low tones for a British Guiana says that he was once proaches the spot where Tom Scott and moment for he knew well thej could camping out with companions there his party had camped the night be- ¬ but decide one way Presently Dick and that some of them had not his acTaylor said bluntly quaintance with the woods At last fore What you say is true in regard to we turned into our hammocks and I He had no means of telling whether this place We dont want you but was dropping off to sleep when I was his approach was observed or not but he rode boldly forward and soon we are obliged to have you Get your roused by the most infernal barking1 reached the deserted camp Here he stuff up out of sight We will help you and roaring Attracted by our fire and dismounted and walked toward the do that for our own sake After that singing a troop of howling baboons cliff between the scattered rocks in the you will keep away from our camp and had come over the trees and were mak ing night hideous by their yell same direction he had seen the outfit dig all you please was in the Shields who was not acquainted with An hour later his outfit carried valley and as he busied himself putting the brutes shook my hammock violent- ¬ Ill swear this is the way they went up his tent he wore a self satisfied ex- ly and whispered What on earth is he said aloud as he paused before the pression that boded ill for the peace that Not knowing very well what face of the cliff and looked keenly Tigers Are about him They haint got wings an of the men upon whom he had forced was saying I replied himself so cleverly Very said I and they very near they must be here somewhere or theyd But if Hank Bowers could have been taking advantage of a lull in the chorus never drove off them horses Theyre in present at a little conference that night I dropped asleep Poor Shields lay some place horses couldnt be took but he would not have congratulated himawake half the night expecting to be whar is it Taint up ther valley cause I seen em come in here with my self so suddenly He was a deep rascal devoured by wild beasts He was but he had different material to deal sleepy and cross in the morning and own eyes with than the sailor in whose company Brielges asked him if he had heard the For some time he paced about the he had recently been Oh those were baboons baboons spot examining each bowlder to see Dick Taylor was a very shrewd sort were they What an awful noise they that there was no hiding place near it of a person and while he had been But what were they saying but he could discover nothing audioes forced to receive the stranger into his make I dont know said Bridges unsympa gan to grow angry camp he was determined he should not I dont belong to Wouldnt it be slick if that cuss remain there after they were read to thetically Detroit Free Press the same should sell the hosses an skip out an have him go To get rid of him in a species I shouldnt find these Hello Whats way that would keep his tongue sealed Nelson iim a Hoy I wonder child said Nelsons grand- ¬ that in regard to the gold they had found His restless eyes at last noticed the was the problem and he had thought of mother with whom he lived that hun- mass of vines which covered the open- ¬ a way which he hoped might answer Iger and fear did not drive you home Fear replied the youngster 4I ing in the cliff and with a wrench he their purpose never saw fear What is it Nelson tore it aside That night he detailed his scheme to was still at school when he was sum- ¬ ¬ Ive got it now he cried as he en- the others and all agreed that it was The parting tered without hesitation and made his the wisest course under the circum- moned to join his ship with his elder brother William was the way along the rocky passage What stances What it was will develop later luck No wonder they let the critters I dont believe a word about his first of those privations which every go This beats all I ever saw breaking with that Rider he added sailor must suffer But if the good by Ahead of him was a sharp turn and when the whole ground had been gone at school was painful how much more farewell with his just before he reached it there was a over Theres no doubt in my mind so must have been theshe beheld him As grandmother crash like thunder and an instant later that theyve put up some job between the way was blocked by a massive rock them Theres five of us anyhow and dressed in the smart midshipmans uni- ¬ which would have crushed him had he while hes in camp we must keep an form did she realize that the lad before would contrary to all expectations been a few feet further ahead eye open nights Well divide the time her take to his profession with enjoyment In spite of his wonderful nerve Bow- ¬ up and it wont come hard We will ers was so startled that he uttered a stay in this tent of course and we and within about a year shake off a fit I will be a shout of dismay which reached the ears wont let him know but what were all of depression by saying every danger hero and brave Did she of the men above asleep He wont do anything until we see in the upright figure the future have a bigger pile than weve got now viscount whose doughty deeds unpar- ¬ Their plans being arranged the little alleled in history were to call forth OHAlPTER XII party separated for the night but A very blessings from men and women of every DIGGING A FORTUNE shared the cave with his daughter as class as he set out on his last fatal voy- ¬ Hank Bowers did not for a moment he thought it safer This was also the age against the French Did she feel imagine that the big bowlder had fallen reDosatorv of some 10000 worth of that one day a nation would weep for br accident On the contrary he real gold which the two men had already the loss of one of its noblest sons whose ized it had been purposely roLled there taken from the spot dying words should be 4iThank God On the following morning work was I have done my duty to prevent his ingress It followed Casseils Little then that he had been seen approach- ¬ commenced in earnest and the piles of Folks dirt began to melfc away before the vig ing the cliff He Had Reason to Ran some sort of a valley orous attacks of the men while Hank There must be The man came out of an office build- ¬ behind this ere cliff he concluded as Bowers dug manfully by himself a short he stood measuring the distance to the distance away apparently satisfied to ing on the run and started down the He was an street top of the obstructing stone with his take them at their word Here Here cried the policeman eye an that feller wont keep me out experienced miner and his little pile on the corner Whats your hurry of dust grew steadily of it long ¬ Theres a man back there trying to That night the result of their comWith a confident air he retraced his bined efforts was nearly 1000 and sell me a book on 28 weekly install ¬ steps to the opening and removed the packs from his horses Then he took Tom Scott could hardly be content to ments of 233 each cried the victim The policeman instantly released his take the necessary time for sleep It a coil of rope on his arm and entered seemed to him that his fortune was al- ¬ hold the cleft once more Run Run like a white he cried Bowers had been a cojvboy once and ready made Maybe you can get away from Three days of unremitting toil fol- ¬ head was an exper with tuei tie naa Chicago Post side lowed the average being a little less him yet noticed a sharp spur on Why She Is Popular ast than the first day Then Avery said of the barrier and with a a You say the popular Miss Smith t as they were starting out the fourth he looped his rope around it a can play the piano I never heard her1 v morning attempt Then with an agility Thats just the point She can but Taylor we are digging in the wrong remarkable in so large a man he dre Chicago Post she doesnt altogether himself up about 20 feet until he MP lacd ¬ ¬ 1 His impudence kept the others quiet now but it isnt the stream that cut that big hoie through the face of the cliff That goes off in another direc- ¬ tion altogether you see Perhaps 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of green next the flagpole the entire system There is nothing just and three horizontal bars respectively as good red white and blue the red being at Protection at Both Ends the top Take for instance the simple A nervous drummer who carries with him red white and blue flag of Holland and wherever he travels a coil of rope was asked M w a vertical bar of green on the flag by the landlord of a small hotel up in Shasta Thats a county what the rope was for staff end of it That is all fire escape explained the drummer and The Boers speak of their flag as th I always have it with me so in case of fire I vierkleur the four color just as the can let mvself down from the window Seems like a pretty good idea said tne French call their flag the tricolor with flag is a sim landlord but guestshotel fire escapes pay The Orange Free State San Francisco in advance at this ple rectangle of vivid orange Vave The motto of the South African re Hows This public the formal name of the Trans We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward vaal us Een Draght Maakt Magt for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured 1 Ku Halls Catarrh Cure which means Right Makes Might Co Props Toledo O F J Cheney is on the truth of this adage they pin undersigned have known F J We the their faith in the present struggle and believe him coat- - Cheney for the last 15 years business The dominant feature of their transacperfectly honorable in all r f nno tl t lllUlirP IB III al 111 unui v vif li VII CTf- Oil tilt tions and financially able to carry out any left hand quarter a lion eouehant on obligations made by their firm ToWest the right an armed Boer with a rine a ledo O Truax Wholesale Druggists Boer ox wagon tilling the remaining Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale half of the picture in the center of Druggists ioledo U Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally which is an anchor typifying the Cape blood and mucous Colonial origin of the Transvaalers A acting directly upon tho Price 75c per botof the system surfaces loner time aero a die was made in Hol Testimonials by all Druggists - tle Sold ¬ ¬ 1 1899 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ w Vs a jm WjtZ - r ti - Hi 55238SS vr a fr Ni BS Y7j f y ¬ 1 1 51 I 1 - j - -- - Hon W V Sullivan U S Senator from Mississippi ¬ Kidneys Liver UjJ Hon W V Sullivan United States Senator from Mississippi in a letter recently written to Dr Hartm an from Oxford Miss says the following For some time I have been a sufferer from catarrh in its most incipient stage so much so that I became alarmed as to my general health But hearing of as a good remedy I gave it a fair trial and soon began to improve Its effects were distinctly beneficial remov ing the annoying symptoms and was particularly good as a tonic I take pleasure in recommending your great national catarrh cure as the best I have ever tried W V Sullivan Peruna cures catarrh wherever locatPe-ru-- na ¬ ¬ Pe-ru-- aa ¬ and Bowels land for a Transvaal government ofti- free Halls Family Pills are the best cial but was rejected because the ox wagon was depicted with a pair of Origin of Thanksgiving Day shafts instead of a single pole or dissel We ought to do something to make boom An orange tree in full fruit is the most distinctive feature of the arms of selves solid with posterity of our- ¬ ¬ Peruna has no substitutes no ri vals Insist upon having Peruna Address The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus O for a free book on catarrh ed ¬ ¬ GUIDED BY INTUITION Woman Jumps at Conclusions With ¬ out Resorting to Logic and Wins begin to think there is no limit to wom to ans intuition It frequently enables herme read character on sight but what gets and strikes me as uncanny is the fact that this same intuition projects her knowledge into the future and makes her about as conversant with things to come as with things MI ¬ ¬ Yv V past Let me illustrate When the copper market was so active I put in hours every day studying quotations fluctuations and the As the result of a conclusion outlook reached by this careful method I invested 200 made good margins and was finally glad to let go with a loss considerably larger than my original investment During a period of confidence and in the enjoyment of prospective riches I had told my wife of my investment and of the good things she might expect when the deal was It gave her the speculative fever closed She and she was bound to make a plunge the word stocks means doesnt know what A market report is Greek to her She couldnt figure on the outlook if she had all the data and a slate and pencil Yet she came to me with 100 she had saved in old teapots and stockings and told me to buy P Q M shares I sneeringly told her that thev were dead and Duneo tnat sne migat as well invest in a dry oil well or a sunken ship But her mind was made up I thought the lesson would be a cheap one for her and ¬ the Orange Free State Beneath the tree are on one side a lion and on the other a number of oxen An ox wagon similar to that on the Transvaal arms and three suspended horns complete the whole good hope is written Sues Bona the arms of the Cape Col underneath onv the chief feature of which is a lion rampant A figure of Hope surmounts the shield the supporters of which are a couple of native animals The royal arms of England in mini- ¬ ature figure prominently on the arms of Natal with Dieu et mon Droit as the motto Natal is the most distinctively British of any of the South African colonies is posThe Rhodesian sibly the most elaborate of any in South Africa Justice Commerce Freedom is the proud motto of the British South Africa company A lion one of whose paws clutches an elephants tusk surmounts the shield on which an elephant is the principal figure Two animals of the beeste order are the supporters Chicago Times Herald coat-of-arms Thats so replied his companion How would it be to inaugurate a national holiday that will be a convenient time for footbaJ games The ret is history NY Journal To Los Angeles and Southern Cali ¬ Every Friday night at 1035 p m a through Tourist Car for Los Angeles and Southern California leaves the Chicago St Paul Railway Union Fas Milwaukee senger Station Chicago via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City for all points in Colorado Utah Nevada and Cal ifornia In addition to the regular Pullman por¬ ter each car is accompanied by an intelli- ¬ ¬ the Piigrim Fathers remarked one EFFECTUALLY m - fornia Dpi0 rjie V- zaaw ¬ ¬ ¬ courier rrant oninnttif and rnurtfvnil9 who will attend to the wants of passengers en route This is an entirely new feature of tourist car service and will be appreci- ¬ ated by families or by ladies traveling alone Particular attention is paid to the care of children who usually get weary on a long journey These tourist cars are sleeping cars supplied with all the accessories necessary to make the journey comfortable and pleasant and the berth rate each berth will accom- ¬ modate two persons is only 600 from Chi ¬ cago to California Ask the nearest ticket agent for a tourist car folder or address Geo H Heafford General Pass and Ticket Agent Chicago 111 ¬ OVERCOMES Habitual FEZ AND TURBAN How These Two Oriental Headdresses Originated Among the Moslems - The two headed girl got up another rum What was she angry pus this morning of her heads bought a hat One about just like that which the other one wore London Answers ¬ ifA fMfeu BW TH bQENVI N E nrnuikH UTlXT rcixmMNcriM 1 i AH 4SKI Ill -9 J i l IM V i iTxr The Life Saver of Children is Hoxsies Croup Cure It is the only safe A or enra euro fnr prnun and Dneumonia ro opium to stupefy No ipecac to nauseate 50 cents A P Hoxsie Buffalo Jm Y i Those shares took a sudden jump to the surprise of everyone and she cleared 2000 Men dont seem to have any business sense PQ she said when we compared notes M stands for pretty quick money but a stupid man would never see it Heavens7 Then the Detroit broker who had been talking dashed to the floor a 15 cent eicar he had just lit Detroit Tribune I oheved The rich talented handsome stranger himself at the feet of the beauti firostrates in the laundry Surely a Dream he mine he imp ores Am I dreaming r the young girl asks her- ¬ self anxiously She has not long to remain in doubt ror she presently spurns the rich talented handsome stranger and marries the bow legged boilermaker to whom she had plighted her ¬ This of course makes it a cinch that sht is dreaming Detroit Journal Stranger Do you know a man arouno ihere by the name of Brown Mai1 in the Door Er tall man i Cant say you see I never met him has1 am an attorney and a rich relative of his died and eft him a fortune right in Im Brown walk were the newDo you gas col know I thought you Ohio State Journal lector Suspicious J JP H M JSk m Food doesn t di Qvir headache gest well appetite poor bowels con- ¬ stipated tongue coated Its your liver pills liver Avers Pills areMtre Hvsnen- Thpv - -- i r uj easy aim snc 25c All Druggists sia biliousness or beard Want vimr moustache Then use a beautiful brown or rich IUck rn I The fez is of Grecian origin but it is worn among- the Moslems with a much There generally comes a time in the life improved style The original looseness of a man who has money to Durn wnen it is of the fez and the too bulky tassel have necessary for him to sift the ashes Town been discarded and the cap is generally Topics m reed now lined with Prescription for Chills ihe Best or mat a Turkish innovation which and Fever is a bottle of Gkovfs Tasteless has been adopted by others the Egyp COILL TOXIC Its simply ironand epiininein tian and Soudanese soldiers excepted cisstorm o cure no pay rriceouc The town of Fez in Morocco gies its By the time a man succeeds in reaching name to the cap which is manufac the top of the ladder he is too oia to enjoy tured there and the fez had some an- ¬ the scenery Chicago Daily News tique conenction with Fezzan in Trip- ¬ y fo Care a Cold In One oli It is a very comfortable cap but Quinine Tablets All the continuous wearing of it brings Tak fixative Bromo if it fails to cure 25c money drugpsts refund about baldness which is probably due to the excessive perspiration it causes When vou see a man eager to confess a orientalized Fu small fault the chances are he has a larger Ottoman Greeks Daily News ropeans and some Asiatics adhere to one t conceal Chicago the fez in Constantinople but unlike Ths Public Awards the Palm to Hales the Turks who love the red stained Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs fez they prefer one of a darkish color Pikes toothache Drops Cure in one minute Persians admire the plain black fez Two thirds of the stealing done nowadays and the Russian Moslems favor coarse goes ender another name Chicago Daily The vast extension of the fez black ew from the Turks to the non Turks par- ¬ ticularly the coreligionists of the After phvsicians had given me up Iwa Turks beyond the borders of Turkey saved bv Pisos Cure 22 Ralph Erieji Wil 1893 t Pa Nov is due firstly to the religion of the liams Moslem preventing him from wearing Lifes path is always strewn with thorn a shade to his eyes and secondly be Chicago Dis to the man who misconstrues cause the Turk is looked upon by Mos- patch lems as the defender of the faith Sweat and fruit acids will not discolor A turban genrallv consists of from roods dyed with PUTNAM FADELESS eight to ten yards of cloth and is as a DYE3 Sold by all druggists rule only worn by emauns or Moslem home Tae priests those who made the hadj or litje y gossip in a Chicagodecreases as the Daily News increases pilgrimage to Mecca among theological students and by a few Asiatic THE MARKETS tribes Turbans are also made of silk and the colored turbans of the British Cincinnati Nov 29 3 2i Indian soldiers together with their LIVE STOCK Cattle common 4 50 ft 00 titcv metiers red uniforms all contribute to give the CALVES Far to good light 6 5 80 3 40 army a most pleasing and warlike ap HOGS Coarse and heavy 36 Mixd nickerpearance Among Moslems those who 3 3 Liht shippers 3 ho 3 Ti are attired in green turbans claim to SHEEP Caoice 6 50 I LAMBS S rinsr but FLOUR be descendants of the prophet 3 00 3 inter p item 66 since the color of the Islamic banner is GRAiN Wheat No i red a 6i No 3 ed have become also green green turbans 3Pa C m N 2 mixed 26 V No fashionable among the orthodox In- ¬ Ot No 22 60 Rye deed a green turban is merely an ex- HAY Prime to choio 5 10 oo ternal signification of the devotee be ¬ PRO VI IONS Mes puric a 48 Lani 17 ing a Mahometan such as the afh BUTTER Choice dairy 28V5 CHiich creamery Muhammed to a proper name of a 3 00 u 3 Jo APPLES Choice to and also to a POTATOES Per brl fancv person universally 50 140 proper name of a place m lurkey as CHICAGO 3 55 3 45 well as most of the Syed arhxes in InFLOUR Winter puteiu b8 67 GRAIN When No 2 red Saturday Review dia London 65 60 No 3 cnicajio spring 3V CORN No 2 23M 23 ftt War Thronsfh a Kinetoseope OaT No 2 finely-worked-out MANFD BY i b ¬ aurrniajtcSyrvp TSTsvue sAtfnawoscQ CAU KV mmflvM MAILORDER MOUSE - N YO e 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kCtlUi 2 45 s 55 S to 7r 36 Vi fil 625 a 9 oo k K hfi laiwiCTmiii MSmjuBBmI kll B2 Bert Coufh Syrup Tastes Good Cse IvnnolMa El Onlt IH io m m mmwnnrwcwntmKf mBmm CURES WHEHE ELSE FAILS Kw n ITrilTO I U II H I I jHBm2aAKAZAauiiBiBBUkJl M b I Inventors Primer and Protect Your Ideas free 111 I Mllo B ttevent fc Co 111 WashinKton D C EstatAitiea I w fcudDetrott- OofmMationfru Setid for - E 1789 - WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS tut Iknl van tav tk rr7 PfBI IU Ml BVVvr l fcr i JI w nil orfcj MM 8 OBITUARY THE BOUBBON NEWS PAB1S KY IB1DAY DECEMBER 11899 A HANDSOME PUBLICATION TbH I fWornen J J Beautiful I Funeral Announcements of Deceased Cit ¬ izens There are few women as beau- tiful as they might be Powder g nd paint and cosmetics dont make good looks Beauty is n simply an impossibility without m health Beautiful women are few because healthy women are few The way to have a fair 5 face and a well rounded figure is to take I 2 BrtHffldfs Female Regulator This is medicine i George B Higgins Hgd tBirt5 nin brother of Mrs W K Maseie of Lex ington died recently of typhoid fever at Daw6onCity Alaska He had been liv ing at Seattle and had been at Dawson but six weeks Enoch Bnrns agrd seventy one died Wednesday at his residence on the farm of Mrs Ida Stouer near this city His remains were taken yesterdav to Spring field Church in Bath count r for burial Mrs Ellen Hunt aged eight five mother of Robert William and Michael Hunt died in this city Tuesday morning Funeral services were held Wednsda morning at the Catholic Church Rev Father Burke conducting the services ¬ ¬ Empire ot the South1 a 200 page book handsomely illustrated with liiont complete information ever com- Pled regarding hn South and its indua trietfiaa valuable addition to any li brary Railway The Empire of the South Is ¬ sued By the Southern Railway LH f No vVill be y j Landman M Ohio D Paris 503 W Ninth SuCCl Cincinnati at the Windsor Hotel Kodol Dyspepsia TUESDAY DECEMBER 12th Cure r ¬ that old and time tried g that cures all female STOCK AND TJRF NEWS Sales and Tianfein Of Slock Crof Turf Notes Kt rtr i IrJ THE This book Ls issued by the Southern returning every second Tuesday in each having beeu compiled at large nonth expense and it is the haudMjiuest pub- Reference Every leading physicianin lication of the kind ever gotten ont Pans Kentucky opy will be forwarded promptly to any address opon application to W A Turk General Passenger Agent Wash N r ington D C with 15 cents to cover L1ai Hi VJw 1-pontage Of 544 Fourth Avenue IjOU Huuting and fishing books Land o isville Ky the Sky pamphlets maps and othtr illustrated literature mailed free to any Will be at the V7iudsor Hotel Paris Ky address by ¬ ¬ nr It JiLilf yy - It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or-gans It is the latest discovered digest- ant and tonic No other preparation can aPProacn ifc in efficiency It in- stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea Sick HeadacheGastralgiaCramps and all other results of imperfectdigestion Prepared by E C DeWitt Co Cqlcago W T Brooks Digests what you eat Wm H oct 27 jan Asst 1 ien Pass Agt Taylor On Monday December 18 1899 Louisville Ky J 2 troubles and weaknesses and drains It makes no difference what the doctors call the trou- ble if there is anything the matter in the distinctly feminine organs Bradfields Fe J W Ferguson will ship to morrow sixty one 1450 lb cattle to Sch wart child Sulzberg of New York The pi ice paid for the cattle was 5 10 Shanklin sale of At the Woodard thoroughbred horses Wednesday at Lex ington ninety four animals brought an average of 112 James E Clay has sold to Sch wart z Sulzberger 188 export cattle child J REMOVES THE CHAIN OF SICK- ¬ NESS AND MISERY IT STRENGTHENS J J STOMACH Mr J Sheer Sedalia Mo childs life by One Minn e Conirh Cure Doctors had given him up to die with croup Its an idallible cnre for congs grippe pneumonia bronchitis colds aud throat and lnng troubles Relieves W T Biooks at once ReturniuR once every month Eyes ex- aiuined nd glasses scientifically ad fEBIU S STO saved his justea sepi iy IJ STORE THE GREAT MAJESTIC E AM 1 CHASB DICKSOH DENTIST Bank 15jytf n v3 ea in u F 1 prrsj 1 jfjffjg ssse i M weight from 1330 to 1450 pounds to be shipped this week The price for 108 AND GIVES LIFE TO THE 2 VJ and i20 per cwt S5 per cwt was for the bal ince Nathan Bay less Sr has sold to Jonas Sold by druggists for 1 a bottle Weil two cars of 1400 lb cattle THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Sidney i Clay has sold his crop of ATLANTA GA i 8000 pounds of tobacco to Joseph uth at ten and and a quarter cents ltOgtr D VViliia - and Milton per pouud if at Ed Parker of London Kv Repub You OR of Lexington defeat Sidney G Clay has rented his farm a eanvnn lics candidates for Representative and of 485 acres uear Hutchison station to Washington making next Housefor the Ol Alexander Jr for about 2000 State Senator r speotfullv will s the lection of the Democratic can Mrs R Chnrchill Ueflin Vt says The Winchester opera house was sold didates Our babv was covered with rnnnint Monday to a local syndicate for 15000 sor DeWitts Witm Hazl Salv Toilit raiders destroyed two eratep DeWitts Little Early Risers purifj cured her A specific for pills and n iendlttm fountv tbi- - week Beware of worthless the blood clean the liver invigorate the kin diseases W T Brooks counterfeits conFamous little pills for I was nearly dead with dyspepsia system aud liver troubles tri d iloctois visited mineral springs stipation W T Brooks The President hns appointed 4vw worse I used Kodol Dys Josiah Patterson of Tennes me Ii pepsia C ire That cured 111 says Sur JB Jigettfi what you eat Cures indigestion geons Clark to Peoria on me for piles see a member of the Shiloh Park Battle operate wanted fonr Btomach heartburn nnd all forms ol but I cured them with DeWitts Wieb Field Coumii siou W T Brooks dyspepsia Hazel Salre It is infallible for piles Miss Annie E Gunning Tyre Mich skin diseases Bewarp of counter Hive vnnr cow a little cotton seed and ways Isnffered a long time from dys W T Brooks feits m al with hrr other feed It costs but pepsia lost flesh and became very we k Kodol Dyspepsia Cnre compleatlv en little and hw will give on richer milk me It digests what you eat and core in return For sale bv jreo v btuart ill formes of stomach trouble It never N freight depot directly opDo dte L fails to eive immediate relief in the OF worst cases W T Brooks One Minute Cough Cure is the best remedy I ever uel tor couns aun Gen H B Lyon Representative elect cods It is nn ouJd fvr whoopine from Lvon and Mar d all onnties will cough Children all like it writes H be a candidate fo speaker oi ih Ken N Williams ientryville Ind Never ifails It is the only harmless remedy tacky Honsp gives immediate results Cures and Other Stock Crop Etc that colds hoarseness crorp penu coughs HANEyoa seen those mounted screens mid nil ihrnnt artr1 monia bronchf J T Hinton is selling for 1 50 lang trouble Its early use prevents Great Jersey and Shorthorn sale to be W T Brooks consumption It takes but a minnte to overcome held on the farm ol Sidnev P Clay near tickling in the throat and to stop a cough Hutchison station on the Bethlehem by the nse of One Minnte Congh Cnre pike ten miles from Lexington and This remedy quickly enres all forms of eight from Paris on throat and lung troubles Harmlest OF pleasant to take It prevents consump TUESDAY DECEMBER 5th 1899 tion A famous specific for grippe hu its after effects W T Brooks at ten oclock a m IE Fifteen head of registered Jersey Free r Cliarg e cows heifers and bulls best herd of Anv adult suffering from a cold settled Jerseys in Kentucky of the Bluster 1 on the breast bronchitis tbioat or lnng will sell as agent for J W Letton Ultimas St Helier and other strain on Fifteen head of registered Shorthorn troubles of any nature who will call Mt J A Wilsons will b- presented wiih a cows heifers and bulls of the day December 4 h 1899 Duke of Wolf Creek Christmas Loudon sample bottle of Boscbees German Airdrie and other strains Catalogues day oi Syrup free of charge Only one bottle rt dav about the hnnr of t nVlock sale given to one person aud none to chil at the Court house door in Paris dren without order from parents There will also be sold he following tract of land No Yearling steers and heifers for feed- nch athroatasor lung remedy ever had out ioo acres of land lying on the sale Boschted German Syrup JJackstown pike 7 miles East of Paris ing and Galloway cows in all parts of the civilized world 8 head of work mules and 4 miles from Miler In a Twenty years ago millions of botllef 5 head of saddle harness and trotting j good state of cultivation and all in were giveu away will stock by Scarlet Wilkes Pat Washing- tell von its success and your druggist It ir pass well fenced was marvelous For further particulars or parties ton and other great sires really the onlv Throat and Lang Rem 7 ricks ciover and timothy hay lesirjtug to see the land will please edy generally endorsed bv physicians 250 mountain and Southdown ewe dress or apply to One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its and bucks T J RHDMON Paris Ky value Sold by dealers in all civilized 500 shocks corn A T Forsyth Snovtd Auctr countries 250 bbls old white coru in crib 2 and cure it It regular or painful menstruation for leucorrhcea for falling of the womb for nervousness head- ache backache and dizziness Take it and get well Then your old time girlish features and figure will be restored male Regulator will help is good for ir- - y BLOOD PURIFIES THE NOURISHES THE Persons who want engraved cards or invitations ot any description are invited to call at The Bourbon News office and look at the very latest styles in these lines Prices as low as Cincinati Louisville Philadelphia or NrW York bouses tf Office over tue Bourbou aa a I a -- l r MFGCQ 5TLCLI5 1 FMAJE5TIC 4 MAJESTIC F J I MFC CO 5TLDUI5 I PHILIP N Office over NERVES FOLEY DENTIST A I ft xxmJJ j m C3ISJiei68lll63nieS I 1 SORE LUNGS WINDOW night Can be found at Hotel Vardens drug store Ford ham at ¬ -- ¬ ¬ DkBuUs Cough Syrup Will quickly heal Sore Lungs night and is without doubt the very best medicine for all affections of the throat and lungs It has cured thousands and will cure you It never disappoints Try it at once Sore lungs pain in the chest and pain- ¬ ful 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 ¬ ¬ rHE GREAT TiC PAINT and ALL SIZES I have a complete line of the great Majestic ranges For gas fittings house furnishings plumbing uieial rooting door and refrigerators etc I window screens can give the best line for the least mon ev BENJ PERRY RAILROAD TIME CARD L KRH AKU1VAL OF TRAINS Paris Ky ALL KINDS HOUSE FLOOR BUGGY ARTISTS jl ¬ ¬ Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all dmggists ¬ ¬ ATTENTION FARMERS Eoui THOMAS STUCK MEDICINE will cure Hog Cholera The medicine can be made at home for less than fiv centh a pound Money refuuded at anv time within sixty days if not satisfactory Pric of receipts l Call at Boukbon News office and get Lhem A T FORSYTH Sip Nitiig DECORATING 588 From Cincinnati 1058 a m m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 748 a 828 p m 627 o m From Richmond 50S a in 740 a 8 18 p 111 Fnnu Tavvip 7 - h tu H15 p OKP p m m m m m PUBLIC SALE PAPER HANGING van 1 in - F tkains u 1 fo Cincinnati a To Lexington 880 p m 545 p m erseys Shorthorns To Richmond c CA Daugherty 1110 a in- - 48 n m 1015 p m To Maysville 750 a m 58 p m no a m 1014 p m 10 F B Carb Agent PUBLIC SALJE CflMlT ¬ BOVfi Mi i 4-- viz I i h- - ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ TWIN BROTHERS m SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS w oet-27-l- v Doctors Cant Cure It XJontagious blood poison is absolutely beyond the skill of the doctors They may dose a patient for years on their mercurial and potash remedies but Le ASrill never be rid of the disease on the other hand his condition will grow steadily worse S S S is the only cure tor this terrible affliction because it is the only remedy which goes direct to 11 It is a August Flower says Prof surprising fact the cause of the disease and forces it Honton that in my havels in all parts from the system ot the world for the last ten years I the Blood I was afflicted with no goodPoison and too have met more people having used thougn i fcot doctors did me their treatment faith Greens August Flower than any other fully In fact I seemed remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver to get worse all the and stomach aud for constipation I while I took almost find for tonrists and salesmen or for every so called blood where remedy but they did not persons filliug office positions seem to reach the dis- headaches and general bad feelings from ease and had no effect habito exist that Greens whatever I was dis imgnlar It heartened for it seemed August Flower is a raud remedy that I would never be does not ii jure the system by frequent cured At the advice ol use and is excellent for sour stomachs a friend I then took r i 8 S S and began to im and indigestion oampie oorues rree ai prove I continued the J A Wileons wT r 00m Dy aeaiers in an jaaedlcine and it cured me completely build civilized countries ing up my healtnana increasing my ppewi Although this was ten years ago I have nevei et hada sign tae disease re turn --¬ ¬ ¬ tobacco sticks All kinds of farming implements buggies carts wagons etc Terms made known on day of sale This farm of 485 acres will be rented publicly on day of sale if not previously Weli improved everlasting rented springs and no better land in Bourbon county SIDNEY G CLAY Paris Ky A T Forsyth Auctioneer Stock or farm will be cheerfully shown anyone desiring to see them by men on the place or S G Clay Paris 1000 PUBLIC SALE The nndersigued as Sperial Com missioner in the action of T F R vs T F Roche Jr etc Bour bon Circuit Court will on be-Extrx ¬ ¬ Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of FILL 111 WINTER fc I 1 IIECEMBER 4TH I8M abont 2 oclock p m at the court house door in Paris Ky sell publicly as mam of the following parcels of real e tate as will b required to raise the sum ot 459384 and the costs wf this action A vacant lot on Pleasant Street in the City of Paris adjoining the home ijlaceof the late T F Roche on the one sflde and the Champ residence on the Other fronting about 35 feet on Pleasant street and extending back abont 114 1 HOMY CLGTW m DRY GOODS ii oct-27-l- y 2 A vacant lot in Paris Ky lying in the rear of the Williams property now occupied by J no Stuart bounded N railroad the Thornton by the L property and the property of Jno Davis 3 A email house aud lot on Sycamore street in Paris Ky fronting thereon 33 feet and extending back the same width 197 feet 6 inches beiner the 8am property conveyed to T F Roche nv VVm Shaw Jr deed book 69 page ¬ feet BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection ii r r- 1U X 4 xo take potash and mercury besides totally destroying the digestion they dry up the marrow in the bones pro rou r It is like self destructionStaunton Va to continue ¬ G W DAVIS 1 the ducing a stiffness and swelling of and causing the hair to fall out Joints jompletely t k ing the 1 system cviit bpecitic Uompany FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Calls for Ambulance Attended tt is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is Promptly s only blood remedy free from these dangerous minerals Day Phone 137 ok on self treatment sent free bj Auanta SSJS Blood ya CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC IRMTI Flwiuii IPP wiui shop Paris Ky between Sixth and Seventh streets adjoining the property of George Rassenfoss on the one side aud Ediih Kackley on the other extending back about 114 fett with an outlet on Seventh street used mostly as a coal yard having thereon a frame building occupied as an office and another as a baroer ¬ A lot fronting on Main street in 7IK f fixSl n 71K ri KTt-Ty- Terms The purchaser will le required to execute two bonds with good surety to be approved by the under signed due in six and twelve months from dafv of sale bearing ix per cent interest from dv or U -- rurryyA ¬ I ¬ IV 1 McOAI Sight 100 r McMillan Special Comm peioner PY Talboit Att irueva T m r

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