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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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THE BOURBON NEWS CHAMP BRO Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EstabseJ February U8EI METEENTB YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 15 1899 NO 98 recuse- i GENTLEMEN We Are A E NETTLETONS ng r TO THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL OF PARIS l ccxcccc ccccxxccc3Ccc5W Now is your opportunity if you need shoes None better This seasons goods SCCC0CCC S4 oo ji r JSJ 500 SHOES FOR 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 JK C nrdBLix v j y v zxsa yssza Tss a j rmgs L GOAL i B- PUKE NORTHERN WHITE SEED RYE TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED CORN OATS HAY CEMENT SAND LIME HARTFORD CITY KANAWHA AND DIAMOND SALT 1 TIim2ibl ya a1 r JlJ Signed DRAWING THEIR 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 oi the fuel makes him a lifelong customer That speaks volumes for its goodness An open grate fire will look cheerful THANKSGIVING TIME BOX CALF m WILLOW CALF AND 39m r n nw GEO W STUART Depot Directly Opposite L N Freight 3CcCwcc3e Cat this out have each adult member of your family to sign it and send to The Bourbon New S The Curfew Petition Itjfluential THEATRIC A ND OTHERWISE VIC EID g rui ha ENAMEL ft TP1 1 SL LEATHER - CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ¬ aBfc- - B w ft 3 CC3 30CCS S In ail the latest styles ail wiitiis and sizes Resnerabsr 4 buys as good a shoe as Is made Pens Cast Shoe Slue 507 West Main Street two doors below Hotel Fordham names are beim addtd News and Comment of Stee Matter and every day to the Curlew petition by OthJr Gosh i p The News Curfew Con pout A peti ¬ ZHza the wonderfully bucetssful tion banded in last Fridny bore the plav by David BeUco which has packnnauimuas endorsement of the Pari ed the Garrick Theatre in New York for Literary lab the better part of two seasons will be are hundreds or Paris people lne Christmas attraction at the Lexiug There who favor the movement but many have ton onera bouse That the nlav is hv o far neglected to cut out the coupous David Belasco and that it is presented and end thtm in t earing their signa ¬ by Chas Frobmao is a sufficient guar tures If yon think the Curfew will anteed that it will be a splendid proprove a good thing for the morals of duction Paris people can attend the your boys and girls cut out the coupou matinee and retnA on the late traiu below ftigu it and eeud to The Curfew reaching home past six oclock qaitfi a crowd of Parisians Editor of The News There will be to go up to the matinee Orders for ChajBS Childrens chairs at J T seats will receive prompt atteutiou by dlutuuV Manager Scott George D Mitchell of To yb Doll beds and era lie at J T this city can give further particular ¬ Extra Fine Celery Pure Candies Soup and Frying Florida Sweet Oranges Oysters Choice Bananas Cranberries Malaga Grapes Nuts of All Kinds Fine Apples Extra Chocolare Ivlarsh- Layer Figs mallows Fruit Puffs Raisins Choice Dates Cocoanuts ¬ Cocoanut Waters Cheese Straws atalf Everything Good to Eat All Fresh and Fine Fireworks All Kinds Phone 173 RIQNS 10th St Grocery Iliutoud 1Ud Ravkx r Mlhs Fee Sou Desks Ladies desks in profusion At J T HiutouV buy one now The raffle days have come The children oft do ply us We have to take a chance Or lie mNDONS GREAT SACRIFICE likeianniae wou heliei com or earloa- - and oats for sale by thw liEO W bTUAfcT Oryauits Mistake Walter Champ in OLOSING OUT SALE Having determined to quit bueine s we ofler our entirt stock at mmmnnmtmwwmwmmE Iilutratcd Kcntuckian slaughter pricen f IN THE W0RIIL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiunuinnsriiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiHiimf JLJUQ - T I Tbe palm bauktd and roue gai landed 1ST An I liuiililf Of JSfviM And church was tilled so overflowing with gueats assembled to witness Bernard and continnning till everything f Bold ot Comment We will quote no prices President McKinley bas decided to Svrane and Hellene Castleton plight Cost of goods will to come and see the bargain appoint Hon Butus Clay ot Kich tueir holy vows Defore the altar of hut only ask yon Hymen figure a everything will be sacrifived Everything in our mjiid one of tne Aiuericau Commis The perfume ladened atmosphere was cut no sioueis to the Pails Exposition rilled with undeitone pleasantries and stock is new and seasonable the beautiful orgau numbers which pre The Whiskey Trust has sold 125000 ceded the nuptials With ill concealed worth ui uew whiskey of the Buud impatience is awaited the aniyal of the Wiinam THi and Ashland wedding party Lillard Presently a stir at the entrance be brauide tokens the presence of the principals Kentucky is not the only State where lustjintly tbe aze of a hundred gu 6ts AND the mob gets in its work Over at is centered on the maiu entrance and Springfield Ills Friday a mob tore ap he organist touches the ivory keys and with glad Just r ceived fresh and new from tbe manufac- ¬ the railroad tracks in a suburb tix ar ¬ tbey respond the ushersri rains By twos advance with rests were made quick and sprightly steps Then tbe turers ready for the Holiday trade A soft easy The battleship Texas will proceed this best man and the maid of honer with pair of Slippers is a most acceptable gift to all and week to Havana to bring home the animated mien and rhythmic tread pass toward the altar and bow low before it this is the place to find just what you want and bodies of the Maine victims With chest distended the groom moves witb ring step Deftly the bride the prices are just right bolus up her traiu and looks coquetishly II II II I l over her shoulder as she keeps puce with IIIIHl Call early and get choice seection courtesy her fiance At the altar they and beparate making profound SC1N1 ILLATIONS iiL-i-fntin- g COMMENCING DECEMBER ¬ ¬ Christmas Slippers FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN obeisance DAVIS THOMSON ISGRIG The ministers eyes protrude and his face expresses holy horror The organ id has made a terrible mistake Instead of playing the bridal chorus he has played a cake walk MPTIAL KNOIi Ruaagemeiitd Announcements And Sol emu isations Of The Marriage Vows The Lexington Herald says Mr John C Wilder a popular L N em- ¬ ploye was married to Mies Judith Old rou by Rev J S Sims at tbe LeLand Hotl at 730 oclock Tuesday evening The bride is a daughter of the late Frank H Oldson of Pari and was a handsome bride She wore a blue cloth GOOD BKS1KESSI0S SAIE With ji view of engaging in other business I offer a splendid chance to party desiring to engage in business I will sell as a whole my entire Stock consisting of ii i nil nn i ii in i mm him siimm i to i i h u i in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiiiimnn J n l i i m it BUGGIES CARRIRLES WAGONS CART T 1 1 Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune an4 Harsh ShakecpeaiVs description fits thou ¬ sands of women Thr arc cross des- ¬ pondent sickly nervous a burden to themselves aad their families Their sweet dispositions are gone and they like the bells seem sadly out of tune But there is a remedy They can use GOODS PIECEsale of the ahove AND FIXTURES I am offering at cost a fine line off Pending the SUITINGS TROUSERS ETC This is your chance Improve it nUUOiDLi UU1LIUU Farm Machinery of Evsry nnnoTCTD HDTT U 3 rs McELREFS Wine of Cardui organism It brings haalth to the womanly Make well poised nerves calmness strength It restores womanly vigor and power and health thera means Farming SuDplies jSJMSWILSON UUUlUtUiUUUUtUUUUUUUiUiUSt i It tones up the nerves which suffer ing and disease have shattered It is the most perfect remedy ever devised to restore weak women to perfect health and to make them attractive and happy ioo at all druggists For advice in cases requiring spec ¬ ial directions address giving symp ¬ The Ladies Advisory De- ¬ toms The Chattanooga Medi-¬ partment Co Chattanooga Tenn cine says W SMITH Camden S C My wife used Wine of Cardui at home for failing of the womb and it entirely cured her REV J traveling drew with hat to match The bridal couple left after the cere- ¬ mony for Louisville where they will make a short visit They will make their future home in Paris at the Hotel Fordham Mr Wilbur Grant Burr of Detroit and Mrs Lillie West LeMercier of Vandalia Ills came to this city yesterday to be married and were united at six oclock yesterday evening at the home of Mr B F Harris by Rev E B Mann This i tbe second matrimonial venture for the groom and tbe third for the bride They left last night on the 630 train for Maysville Mr John Lowery and Miss Mamie McDonald both of this city were married last night at tbe home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs Green McDonald County Clerk Paton yenterday issued a marriage license to J L Grimes and Miss Lillie Belle Lyons of Lexington ¬ ¬ ¬ H S STOUT DW SPEARS are not the Only firm in Paris Who sell fancy groceries Sc 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 DOW SPEARS 1HE BOURBUN NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 15 1899 NEAR THE END Aguinaldo Is Hard Pressed by the Forces Under Maj March S KENTUCKY INAUGURATION Gov Tayl Took at Xoon Chief riuji Administered It Ky the Oath of Office Juatize Hazel- Dec 13 BRITISH DEFEAT Gen WHAT CONGRESS IS DOING Debate in the House on the Currency Bill But Little Business Trans- netetl in the Senate Washington Dec 12 Senate Monday an appeal wai made by Mr Mason 111 tor an expression of sympathy for the Boe s in their war with Grea Britain Mason The resolution on which Mi made his speech was referred to the committee on foreign relations No other Dusiness of importance was transacted and at an early hotr the senate ad ¬ journed until Tuesday House Monday tne debate ot ened on the currency bill Messrs Dolhver la Mad DeArmond Mo Overstreet Ire dox Ga and McCleilan N V made speeches Among the bilk- introduced for postal sav ¬ were Mr Lorimer 111 ings banks Mr Richardson Ienn for j national military park at the battlefield of Stone river Tenn Mr Grmt Vtj extending and making tlexibie national Mr Greene Ca then bank currency unaounced the death of his colleague the late Representat ve Ermentrout of Penn ¬ sylvania and at 50 the house adjourn ¬ ed until Tuesday Washington Dee IS Senate Mr Eet tlgrew S D Tuesday Introduced a reso- ¬ lution directing the secretary of the navy o supply the senate with Information a3 o whether Adm Dewey acting for the Jnited States formally or informally rec- ¬ ognized the Philippine republic at Manila Mr Chandler N 11 objected to its im ¬ mediate consideration Following this ob- ¬ jection Mr Iettigrevv and M Chandler had a sharp tilt over the resolution of- ¬ fered Monday by the former demanding fiom the secretary of war an explana tion of certain charges against Gen Mer riam in his conduct of the Coeur dAlene trouble House The debate on the currency bill continued Tuesday The speakers were Cochran Mo Messrs Grosvenor O Newlands Nov Parker N J William Bavv Prince 111 Aiden Smith Mich Shaffroth rence Mass Powers Vt A three nights Col and Sims Tenn Mr Grout Vt in ¬ si ssion was ordered troduced a bill making oleomargarine subject to the laws of the states to which it is shipped and increasing the tax on oleomargarine colored butter to 10 cents per pound Washington Dec 14 Senate Wednes ¬ days session was short Among the bills introduced were To provide for tele ¬ graphic communication between the Unit ed States of America the Hawaiian is- ¬ lands Guam the Philippines Japan and China and to promote commerce The measure authorizes the postmaster gen- ¬ eral to contract with an American cable company for payment by the United States of not exceeding 40001X1 a year for H years for the electrical transmission of official messages of the United States to Honolulu Guam Manila Hong Kong and some point in Japan The cable must be A bill in operation by January 1 lto3 providing for a change of material from timber to stone or concrete in the build ¬ ing of the dry docks at Beague Island Pa and Mare Island Cal House The currency debate in the house lasted from 10 oclock Wednesday morning until 1130 Wednesday night The house adopted a resolution for a hol ¬ iday recess from Wednesday Decern or 20 to Wednesday January 3 Mr Rich ¬ ardson the minority leader asked that the house adjourn over Thursday to give the members in opportunity to par ¬ ticipate in the Washington memorial ex ¬ ercises but Mr Payne the majority leader objected Mr Moody Mass ask ¬ ed unanimous consent that a committee of five members be appointed from the house to join a committee of three from the senate to be present at the unveiling January IS of the statue of Daniel Web ster presented to the city of Washington by Stilson Hutchins Mr Bailey asked why the rules should be suspended to do honor to an illustrious American when the house had just refused to do honor to George Washington the centennary of whose death was to be made the occa- ¬ sion of the memorial exercises Thursday He objected - BANDITS CAUGHT The Seventeenth Infantry Does Excel- ¬ lent Work Near Malasqui Herr Pass in Rocky Mountains After numerous hairbreadth escapes andr many thrilling adventures a party or explor ers in the Rocky Mountains stumbled onto a pass where they had believed it possihle for none to exist In a like manner people who have believed dyspepsia incurable are aston ished to find that there is a way to health Hostetters Stomach Bitter used faithfully makes the digestion strong the bowels regu lar the liver active Try it ¬ ¬ ¬ He is Only Twenty Hours Behind Whole lruvinoe Surrendered to Cant MeC alia of the CruiMT ewark Dec 14 L S spondent with Maj Marchs battalion Maj March with Capta Jenkinson nd Cunningham Dieuts Tompkins Backer McClelland and Power and 125 The following dis patch dated Cervantes December 5 has just been received from a corre Manila ¬ ¬ men is about starting for Bontoc the principal town in the province of that name to the northeast through an absolutely desolate country and over a mountain 10000 feet high He is pursuing- Aguinaldo whose escort now reduced to o0 men is known to - be there According- to the natives Aguinal do intends to disguise himself and - ¬ take a circuitous trail toward layaiu bong province of Kueva Viscaya Maj March men arrived at Cervantes in the heart of Tilad mountains on the evening of Decem ber 3 about 20 hours behind Aguinal do who had believed he had found an inaccessible refuge On December 2 the American commander had a wonderful fight in a cloud enveloped mountain pass 3500 feet above tin sea completely routing Jen Iregoria De Pilara forces of 200 picked men in with 300 ¬ ¬ Taylor was inaugurated governor ut noon Tuesday The crowd in at tendance was much smaller than in past years due to a large extent to Im- leather which till Monday night was rainy followed Tuesday by a December blizzard The inaugural cere monies were simple Retiring Gov Bradley in the course of his speech said thai he honed the Goebel law which had brought so much turmoil to i e state would be wiped from the statute books Gov eled Taylor in his inaugural address said The verdict rendered by the peo ple on the 7th of last November was the mandate of the people iu favor of civil liberty It was the triumph of the people over a merciless partisan machine creeled to enslave them lie said one of the chief aims of his administration would be to se cure the repeal of the election law Tlt oath of office was administered to Gov Taylor at noon by Chief Jus iic e Hazelrigg Ihe inaugural parade started piomply at 1030 oclock winding up at noon in front of the state cap it ol building where the ceremonies ¬ - Frankfort William Methnen Confesses the Boers Won at MagersfonteiiL In Hoot Holding His Mm rtiuMii iik Himself Position and by Evidently Becent Fighting England Shocked Unshaken BXri A i e Similar Bandtt Swarm in the Wliolo Country North of San Fernando and Between That Town and Manila Honest Boy I am glad there are a few honest people left Two years ago I sent a boy around the corner to buy a postal card 1 have never seen the boy to this day Yo dont call thatboy honest Yes sir This morning I received a pos ¬ tal with this on the back Dear Sir Here is your po tal I started in business with the penny you gave me and have prospered Thanks Chicago Evening News ¬ ¬ New York Dec 14 A dispatch re ¬ ceived from Berlin says Prince Her ¬ bert lhsniarck stated that he had re ceived a private dispatch to the ef fect that Ladysmith had capitulated to the Boer Jen Mcthuens London Dee 14 report from Modder River hows that -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ook place recep tion and ball was held at Capitol Hotel Tuesday night in honor of Gov Taylor All Kentucky took cognizance of the event and regardless of party affiliation Kentucky society was rep¬ Dec 13 Frankfort Ky A ¬ ¬ ¬ a position almost strong enough to resented For hours a stream of peo ple passed before the new executive rival Thermopylae and the retiring governor and the Jen Pilar died at the front of his ¬ r men urging them to make a stand until the ball of a sharpshooter pierced his head llis followers tried to carry away the body but were compelled to lay it down Two of the Americans were killed and were buried by their comrades Where they fell The others cariy ing nine wounded camped for the night on the top of the mountain an eminence of 4000 feet suffering great ly from the cold blasts In the morn- ¬ ing they moved down the trail to Du gnqui where they learned that Aguinaldo with a few men and three women all carried on litters borne by Igorrotas bad passed along the same trail to Cervantes where he was dur ing the tight A runner had brought him the news of the death of his chief of staff He was greatly affected and prepared instantly for flight leu Concepcon with six officers who had deserted Aguinaldo surren ¬ dered when Maj March reached Cay an province of Lepanto On arriving at Cervantes Maj Marchs battalion was without food except rice and had only a small sup ply of ammunition Maj March se- ¬ cured five days rations made arrange ments for his sick and wounded and having- chosen 25 mounted and 100 un mounted mem resumed the chase at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - bitterness of the campaign appeared to have passed and Kentucky hospi- ¬ tality was everywhere manifest The reception preceded the ball The ball room was the scene of one of the most engaged spectacles ever witnessed in the Kentucky capitol The beauty of the state was repre ¬ sented as were the gallantry of the manhood Those who participated in he met with a serious check M nuay and suffered great Losses The dis ¬ patch is dated luesday December 12 and says ifl1 ry shelled a very strong position held by the enemy in a long high kopje from 4 until dusk Sunday it rained hard last night The High Land brigade attacked a t daybreak on Monday the south end of the kopje The attack was properly timed but The guards were ordered to foiled protect the Highlands right and rear The cavalry and mounted infantry with a howitzer artillery battery at tacked the enemy on the left and the guards on the right supported by field artillery and howitzer artillery They shelled the position from day ¬ break and at 115 I sent the Gordons to support the Highland brigade The troops held lucir ovn in front of the enemys entrenchments until dusk the position extending including the kop je for distance of six miles toweard the Modder river Gen Wauchope was killed in action yesterday To day 1 am holding my position and entrenching myself I had to face Our loss was 12U00 men at leas fr Manila Dec 13 Col Smith with a detachment of the 17th infantry sur rounded and captured in a village near Malasqui a party of guerrilas who had made their headquarters here The party included the band which assassinated seven officials at Malasqui for friendliness to the Americans All are insurgents who became bandits when the disintegration of the Filipino army began They kept the country around Malasqui in a staxe of terror for several weeks and com mit ted 25 murders in less than that number of days When they were caught they were promptly sent to ¬ ¬ State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County m ¬ Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner or the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured bv the use of Halls Catarrh Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in ny presence this 6th day of December A D 1S86 A W GLEASON ¬ Gen Kay an- - Mac Arthurs headquarters either shot or hanged as an exemple if convicted tltit ring by train rh--- j tilH be speedily tried and It is expected at Seal ¬ -- ¬ grei M ¬ Gen Methnen as expected followed up his artillery attack with a gener al assault on the Boer positions Mon Halls Family Pills are the best The whole country north of San Evidence Fernando and between San Fernando Friend I guess your father knows as and Manila except within the perma- much about raisin cattle as anybody1 nent line of troops around the citjr Farmers Son I guess he does Why one and the closely patroled stretches of of our cows has just had a two headed calf railroad swarms with similar bands Puck Probably they will be increased by Solid Trains to Northern Michigan men from Pilars army many of whom The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail- ¬ are making their way south to join way is now running solid trains of palace the insurgent force in Cavite province sleeping cars dining cars serving meals a day and tirst These people for the most part suc la carte from Chicago classCalumet coaches Houghthrough to ceeded in dodging lien Grant Col ton Hancock and other points in the CopBell and Col Hoods troops who are per Country without change of cars with scouring the country for them They direct connection for Marquette Negaunee Ishpeming from the devote their energies to ambushing East South etc and passengers find this a and Southwest will commissary wagons and to picking most desirable route All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via up soldiers who leave their commands wagon train is fired the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Rail- ¬ Lvery dny some way upon or some soldier disappears ¬ ¬ ¬ rial 1s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and nets directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold bv druggists 75e Notary Public ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Gen the festivities represented nothing save the spirit and the intent of the occasion In view of the intense inter est in the late Kentucky election an undercurrent of speculation is flowing freely Tuesday The democrats are gracefully submitting to the decree of the office givers did nothing to mar the occasion and it is generally con ceded that the inaugural ceremonies were of a most august character CHEAPER POSTAGE ¬ ¬ One Cent Letter PostiiRe nni the Es ¬ tablishment of a Cheap Iireel Post Reeom mended i Dee 14 Mr Finley Washington Acker of Philadelphia appeared be fore the congressional postal com mission today as the representative of the National Board of Trade lie ad vocated the reduction of letter post ¬ age to one cent and the establish daybreak ment of a cheap parcels post Mabini former secretary of state Ninety nine per cent of the mail in the so called Filipino government he said is carried in railway mail cars and Aguinaldos ablest adviser al- the railroads receiving an average of though of late withdrawn from offi 3504 annually for each of the 92 cial connection from the insurrection cars allotted to this work whereas has been captured by Gen MacArthur tor passenger ears the receipts near Kosales He will be brought to amount to only 10528 Manila Mabini has been the leader He advocated a horizontal reduction of the extreme anti American faction rf 25 per cent in rates paid railroads Gen Tirona commanding the Fili- for carrying the mails and charged pinos in the province of Cayagan sur the post ollice department with disrendered the entire province of Aparri criminating in the interest of railon December 11 to Capt McCalla of roads He expressed the opinion that the United States cruiser Newark a cheap parcels post could not be seapt Met alia appointed him civil gov cured until this ceased ernor of the province subject to the GOVERNOR OF CUBA approval of Gen Otis The surrender was with the honors of war Capt MeCalla reviewed the Gen Leonard Wood is Asttigrned to insurgents and Gen Tirona reviewed Succeed MajGen Brooke and Will Exercise Military Authority the naval forces The Americans pre sented arms while the insurgent gen ¬ Washington Dec 14 Gen Leonard erals were stacking theirs Capt McCalla has communicated Wood has been assigned as military with Maj Hatehelders battalion of commander of Cuba and governor of the 24th infantry wheh is now 90 the island Gen Wood will relieve Maj Gen miles south of Aparri and has been John R Brooke U S A and will in enjoying a pleasant march ¬ The gunboats Princeton and Helena addition to his duties as division comhave entered the Aparri river The mander exercse the authority of mil governor of the island latter will take supplies for Maj itary completion of the transfer of the On Hatehelder and the former will bring command Maj Gen Brooke is ordered 300 surrendered rifles to Manila to repair to this city and report to Lny the Corner Stone Will the adjutant general of the army for Washington Dec 14 Senator Jos further orders of the secretary of L llawlins ex Senator Arthur Brown war He will be accompanied by his Wlliam Classman and David Dunbar authorized aides In relieving Maj Gen Brooke the a committee representing the Utah call- ¬ president desires to express his high Volunteer Monument association ed on the president Wednesday and in appreciation of and thanks for the vited him to lay the cornerstone of faithful and efficient service rendered the monument to be erected in honor by that officer as military governor of of the Utah volunteers The president Cuba siirnified his wilingness to accept the Baseball Magnates Act On Wrilry invitation if his duties would admit Case The president will make a written re ¬ Dec 14 The board of New York ply to the committee later on directors of the National Baseball league now holding its annual meetNegro Hauled By a Mob Wednesday acted on Pine Bluff Ark Dec 14 A Negro ing in this city in the Wrigley the whose name is not known was hanged case recommendation named should that the player to a telegraph pole at Jones La by gone to the New York club and a mob Tuesday night His crime was have to the Brooklyn club after his iiot assault on a white woman Jones is release by the Syracuse club John and just across the Arkansas border was i Ward has been engaged by the the Negros body still hanging club to act as its attorney visible from passing trains Wednes- ¬ Syracuse league to uphold the transNo details of the case have before the day fer of Wrigiey to the Brooklyn team reached here Boy Charged With Murder A Pipestone Gavel Bloomfield Ind Dec 14 Samuel Pipestone Minn Dec 14 A hand- Mcintosh of New Berry aged 16 son some pipestone gavel was Wednesday of a prominent merchant is under arsent to Congressman McCleary to be rest for murder of Edward Johnson presented to Speaker Henderson The IS who had become involved in a head is a solid piece of pipestone and quarrel with Mcintoshs younger with gold The the handle is decorated H are found brother A heavy stone was used in initial letters D B the killing The boys father brought on the gavel in solid gold him in and gave him up His Nose Lout Loaning Money Abroad Louis Sey and O Dec 14 Akron New York Dec 14 Canadian banks R Carr fought and the former reported Tuesday that they were withJohn with a struck Carr in the face his nose knife drawing their money from New York Sey off completely cutting for the purpose of loaning it abroad ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ without the compensation which a victory would have brought f indeed the affair does not turn out to he a more n riou defeat than Gen Methnen admits The Highlands it is believed must have stormed the Boer position more than once while the fact that the guards were ordered to support the Highlanders rear looks as though the Boers may even have outflanked their attackers London Dec 14 Each important Jjattle seems to bring a worse reverse for the British and the papers Thurs day morning sorrowfully admit that Lord Mcthuens check at Magsfon tein is the most serious event the war as yet produced We have The Morning Post says day of humiliation appointed had our for us Let us accept it humbly and tionate ¬ day and his report shows that the anxiety of the public regarding the result occasioned by the ominous si ¬ lence of the war office was amply jus tified The engagement was evidently of considerable magnitude and the list of killed and wounded will be propor ¬ ¬ rett was disarmed and slashed Wheelers secretary Mr Garby a ¬ Pat Bolman almost within sight of head quarters his assailant pursuing him nearly into the headquarters building The policy of these ruffians is to make the country uninhabitable for Americans and to frighten natives into refraining from giving assistance to the Americans as well as to com pel the inhabitants to support the in ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Philadelphia North American Did you save the counthry Be your vote No begorry But I saved the rent A Saving Hows that It depends on your point of view whether you consider him the best man or the worst man who wins in a prize fight Chicago Chronicle Winter Tours Should you desire information regarding California Arizona Texas or Mexico and the long limit low rate round trip tickets sold to principal points the various routes via which the tickets can be purchased or regarding one way first and second class rates through sleeping car lines First Class and Tourist call upon or address VV G Neimver Gen I Yestern Agent South ¬ ern Pacific Co 238 Clark St Chicago W 11 Connor Com Agent Chamber Com- ¬ merce Bidg Cincinnati O or W J Berg Trav Pass Agt 220 Ellicott Sq Buffalo N Y surrection Frequently they raid and loot towns The brother of the president of Imua went outside the town the other day to harvest same rice He was captured by his compatriots ac cused of being a spy and executed Only a small proportion of the insur ¬ ¬ ¬ gent arms have been surrendered and the problem of suppressing this guerought to be defined rilla warfare is anything but easy of asSometimes marriagetwo people manage to the art by which solution Some of the American offi live together and yet apart Puck cers think it worse than fighting In dians owing to the difficulties of the country and the trouble of locating the enemy who resort when hard pressed to the amigo dodge and hide ¬ ¬ ¬ their guns soberly and be better and stronger for the lesson it has taught us This SENATOR ALLEN APPOINTED last reverse will make us a fresh butt of Europe There never was a more Gov Foy liter of Nebraska nme3 apt occasion to prove to Europe what Him to Succeed the Bate we are worth Senator Hay wnrtl The position Lord Methuen assault- ¬ ed is thus described by a correspond- ¬ Omaha Neb Dec 14 Gov Poin- ¬ ent ter has appointed ex Senator Allen to Magersfontein range terminates fill the senatorial vacancy caused by on the east with an abrupt saddle the death of Senator Hay ward rock some 150 feet high Boer en- ¬ Tuesday nighl Gov Poynter wired trenchments run around the whole ex Senator Allen to come to Lincoln The position is some two for a conference front Allen came down miles long due east and west The from his home at Madison on the western ends of the trenches follow morning- train and went immediately the contour of the kopjes and afford a retreat It is estimated that Lord Methu ens forces amounted to 11000 men and perhaps more No reliable estimate of his losses has yet been receiv- ¬ ed They are believed to have been at - Some of the Americans favor the is- ¬ suance of a proclamation declaring all natives found with arms to be ban¬ The dits punishable as criminals instead o being treated as prisoners of war Information has been received at headquarters that 500 Spanish prisoners have been shipped from Vigan to Manila and that 1500 others have ¬ ¬ least 450 ¬ in the Beguet district where they were concentrated by the insurgents Gen Young reports the rescue of Brutne of the Nevada regiment and Kd wards of the gunboat Yorktown who have been held prisoners by the Filipinos Gen Tino conveying the prisoners north is hotly pursued Aguinaldo is a fugitive in the moun- ¬ tains his bodyguard having been de- ¬ stroyed and Gregoric Del Tilar killed Gen Concepieion has surrendered The Lepanto province has been cleared of insurgents The navy co- ¬ been assembled in Vigan including Gen Pena Probably these are Span ¬ iards released by Gen Youngs troops Whole Truth Theres nothing so bad for a cough as coughing All eyes are now turned hopefully to Gen Boiler who taking into account the troops with Gen White in Ladysmith has altogether 30000 men operated with the army on the west At this mo The Standard says ment there must be few men in her majestys dominions who have as great a weight of care upon them as Gen Buller carries on his shoulders A dispatch from Boer sources say that Kimberly remained quiet during the battle at Magersfontein In the battle hundreds of the - SENATOR WIT LI AM V ALLEN NEBRASKA Gor- 7 don Highland brig ade were shot while the living- fled for shelter Thev were allowed to pass one line of trenches before the Boers fired Gen Wauchope is among the killed The marquis of Wnchester is also among the slain ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ was arrested ernment of the United States and that his commission would be Nine Years in Prison made out as speedily as possible The of Mexico Dec 13 Santiago City newly appointed senator announced Morphy a young man of good famGov Pingree Cnlls an Extra Session his intention of proceeding to Wash ¬ Detroit Dec 14 Gov Pingree Wed ington at once and assuming the du ¬ ily who was a trusted clerk of the na tional bank of New Mexico and rob nesday sent out a call for an extra ties of his office bed it of 70000 has been sentenced session of the legislature to convene alter a long trial to nine years in to consider Monday December 18 Condition of Lieut Brunihy prison The case attracted much at- ¬ Dec 14 the submission of an amendment or Washington The condi amendments to the constitution ton of Lieut Brumby was not so a tention for Morphy fled after the which will provide for the equal tax- vorable Wednesday Wednesday robbery to the United States and was ation of all property by the assess- night however his physician reports finally captured by American detecment of the same at its cash value him as somewhat relieved and ex tives once escaping in New Orleans and such other matters as shall be presses the opinion that he will show from Mexican officers sent to bring him back here submitted by special message some improvement Thursday Republicans Generally- Successful Attempt to Rob a Bank Railroad Comiuinttioneri Report Boston Dec IS The republicans New Haven Ct Dec 14 An atWashington Dec 14 The annual were generally successful in the city tempt was made by four men to rob report of the commissioners of rail- ¬ the First national bank at Deep River roads states that the increase of sur- ¬ elections Tuesday Only in Newbury port did the socialists make a strong Tuesday afternoon and the watchman plus assets over liabilities for 1899 showing In Boston Lynn and Wo shot and killed one of the men blow- over 1S98 for the 26 land grant and burn ordinarily strong democratic ing the top of his head off The othbond aided roads is 45230089 The strongholds the republicans scored er three men escaped report renews last years recommen- ¬ signal victories Knocked Out in the Twelfth Round dations for a trans continental air An Increase in Wagei Cripple Creek Colo Dee 14 Kid line from Kansas City to San Diego Webster Mass Dec 13 An inDooley colored of Denverwas knock- Similar routes the communicaton crease of ten per cent was made ed out in the twelfth round Tuesday adds should be opened between the by Jack Kane of San Francisco The cities of Chicago and San Francisco Tuesday in the wages of the Slater battle was hotly contested through- Chicago and Seattle and Galveston and Cotton Cos employes in North Web star out San Dieg o ¬ to the capitol and he and the gov ¬ ernor were closeted in the lattera private room for some time When the conference was over Gov Poyn ¬ ter announced that he had decided to appoint the ex senator to the place coast Alankan and Canadian Boundary Washington Dee 13 The govern- ¬ ment of Great Britain has designated P King the government astronomer at Ottawa as the representative of her majestys government in the de- limination of the provisional boun- dary line between Alaska and Canada about the head of Lvnn Canal under the terms of the modus vivendi of Oc- ¬ tober 20 last and the government of the United States has designated O H Tittman assistant superintendent of the coast and geodetic survey to act in a similar capacity for the gov¬ Theres nothing so good for cough as a Ayers Cherry Pectoral The 25 cent size is just right for an ordinary everyday cold The 50 cent size is better for the cough of bronchitis croup grip and hoarseness The dollar size is the best for chronic coughs as in consumption ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ chronic bron- ¬ ¬ chitis asthma etc - ¬ PILES ¬ ¬ Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Preuared for Pilp and I tctiing of the private parts At druggists or by mail on receipt of price aw cents and Cl OO W1LL1AMS lire CO Props Cleveland Ohio ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Barters ink Cant be beat ¬ ¬ PATENTS Send for Inventors Primer and Protect Your Ideasfre Mllo B ate vena fe Co Washington D C EtablUhih 1884 Branches Chicago C lev laud Detroit Cormdtationfri I i i THE BOUIttJON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER T3IVING AND 15 1899 JOHN B CASTLEMAN ARTliCR O LANOHAM BKKCElNItlDGE 3 CA8TLEMAB RECEIVING Js thy cruse of comfort wasting Rise and share it with another And through all the years of famine it shall serve thee and thy brother Xove divine will fill thy storehouse or thy handful still renevr Scanty fare for one will often make a royal feast for two For thy heart grows rich in giving all its wealth is living grain Seeds which mildew in the garner scattered fill with gold the plain Is thy burden hard and heavy Do thy step drag wearily Help to bear thy brothers burden God will bear both it and thee Numb and weary on the mountains WOUldst thou sleep amidst the snow Chafe that frozen form beside thee and to gether both shall glow Art thou stricken in lifes battle Many wounded round thee moan Lavish on their wounds thy balsams and that balm shall heal thine own Is thy heart a well left empty None but God its void can fill Nothing but a ceaseless fountain can its ceaseless longing still Is thy heart a living power Self entwined its strength sinks low It can only live in loving and by serving -- ¬ ¬ -- love will grow N W Christian Advocate j LCopyrijrht i3q8 by S S McCiure - mW CHAPTER XVI Coxtini ED A short walk through the scattering trees brought the three men to the close columns of the main forest and soon Tom saw what appeared to be a confirmation of the mans story for in a little opening- toward which they were directing- their steps he could distinguish the outlines of a hut This is the place said t he guide a Come in they reached the entrance Tom was right at his heels and followed him without hesitation It was now growing dark and at first he could not distinguish objects distinctly but gradually he became accustomed to the semi light and saw a mans form stretched on the ground in one corner of the interior while a deep groan canu from the spot Hank Bowers had altered his plans somewhat since first outlining them for a faint voice said ¬ - - ¬ ¬ Who is it Turner There was no mistaking the voice Both Tom and the second mate recog ¬ nized it instantly as belonging to t InTom stepped mate of the Seabird quickly to his side and bent over him Then HI allow its too dark ter fin my way back ter the hut or ther aint room fer so many in it Jest as it gets light enuff ter see you an Rider kin come down on us an hold the gang up with yer guns Ill git behind em an weve got em then Good whispered Bowers admiringly Thats a great scheme And it was When Turner appeared at the camp and told his story no one had any suspicion that it was false The men were all familiar with Toms story and it did not seem unnatural that he should be charitable enough to remain by a dying man even though it was an enemy The tents had been pitched a cheerful fire built near by and Clara Avery was tripping lightl about to prepare the evening meal while the men attended to the horses and their precious burdens If there had been any uneasiness in the minds of Toms friends it would have been dispelled when the stranger said carelessly Say pards there aint room enough in the shanty for four of us an if yer dont mind Ill jest stay here with yer ter night said Tarbox Youre welcome heartily Theres room in my tent und a spare blanket too Turn in with US now and have some supper When the meal was over the men settled down by the fire Turner produced an old cherrywood pipe and lighted it while Tarbox threw on an armful of sticks and made a cheerful blaze Thej talked of mining and made no secret of the fact that they had struck a rich spot and were returning with their gold while Turner professed intense curiosity to know the spot in order that he might hasten there as soon as he wi relieved of his present care in the shape of the sick man When the pipes were empty he ac cepted Tarboxs offer and was soon ap parently asleep an example which was followed by all but Taylor who took the first watch He was relieved by Tarbox who in turn aroused Avery but the night passed off without incident until dawn Tarbox and Taylor were sound asleep in the tent with the stranger who now raised himself quietly on his elbow and listened The two men were breathing heavily and mingled with their respirations came the twittering of a bird outside Carefully lifting- the edge of the tent he peered outside Yes daylight was coming First came a little motion of the air which had been still before Then from a bush near by was heard the chirp of a bird The outlines of the forest le gan to be dist inguishable where masses ¬ ¬ no hut with us I dont take no chancw longer Well stan a watch too You dirty thief he exclaimed I After some trouble the horses were wish I had put a bullet into your head led to the hut the gold unloaded and placed within Then Bowers threw the night you sneaked into our cave I dare eav was the mocking- re himself on the pile of boughs saying sponse as Bowers turned away but Come on Turner lets warm our yer were too big a fool I wish yer all eyes Im too sleepy ter eat liider better luck next time yer strike it rich you keep watch fer awhile an then Come on boys lets strike out for Dyea wake one o us up Almost as he spoke he dropped asleep Im in a hurry to blow in some o this Avery could restrain himself EOYAl INSCfiAKCE BARBEE GO - OF LIVERPOOL The Largest Fir Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest Business Transacted in the Southern States dust The three men mounted their stolen horses without further delay and hur ried away leading the animals on whose backs were the fortunes of our friends Five minutes later they had disap- ¬ peared in the direction of Dyea and the despoiled men were being freed by Clara Avery and a sharp knife Tarboxs first act was to spring to his feet exclaiming Stay here untiL I come back I wont be long As he spoke he dashed off in the same direction taken by the robbers Half an hour later he returned with his face an example promptly followed by Turner while Rider sat by the door yawning Neither man had slept the night before and soon his head began to droop ¬ ¬ CASTLEMAN TO BE CONTINUED Manager Southern Department Genera Offices Columbia Building Louisville Ky Resident Agents at Paris MCCARTHY BOARD COURTING IN A HILL TOWN Where Heartless Apologist Find Valor to Defend No Cii W00l SllSbS mlTlTmnu SEEDS STIMS Single Life ¬ ¬ - saying bad been It was time to act First he rolled up the tent flap to provide a retreat then with stealthy hand he removed the weapons from the belts of the sleepers and nearly killed Torn Scott Rider seemed to raise himself on his elbow by a great effort and whispered Thank heaven Here Take the papers I stole I didnt hit you Jt was some one else I did rob you though Here take them an sav ver forgive a Its Tom Scott the man you robbed ¬ Without any suspicion of danger Tom bent compassionately over the form of the recumbent man to take the paper- when he felt his pistol slip from his belt A hand had withdrawn it from behind It was the hand of the guide Tom straightened up and turned sharply to find the muzzle of a revolver within an inch of his face while at the same instant Hank Bowers appeared in the doorway and covered the second mate with a weapon saying sharply If yer move yer dead Hands up i men It is needless to saj- - that both Tom and Green did asthey were bid It was madness to attempt resistance for not only was there something in the mans tone that showed he was in earnest bu a third reason presented itself in the shape of a weapon in the hand of Rider whose face wore an expression of devil ¬ ish triumph at seeing Toms pale face demand What do you want of us ed Green who was the first to find his tongue was the prompt re We want you Then we want the rest of the oly pa fry an we may as well take in ther Turner dust while were about it away from em an take them guns see they haint got none out er sight This was done and he added Here Rider tie em up hand an foot You ought ter be handy at male in knots that wont slip seein as yer a sailor A rope which had evidently been prepared for the occasion was produced and cut into requisite lengths after which Eider bound both prisoners securely and rolled them helpless into his the corner of the hut completing over work by tying pieces of blanket their mouths in such a way that while they could breathe they could not give an alarm if so disposed All this was accomplished much quicker than it takes to tell it and in less than five miijutes from the time¬ Tom and his friend crossed the threshold of the hut they were bound and helpless prisoners while Hank Bowers and his two partners were congratulating themselves on the outside at the complete success of their scheme It was now so dark that they knew the party must camp for the night be Where it was That search would men was made scon for the missing short more than probable and after a themconsultation they concealed selves near the hut and waited Deeper and deeper fell the shadows the until at length they were forced to conclusion that the miners had taken the alarm last said Ill try again them Turner at any suspectin It wont do to hev Ill thin has happened ter them chaps the say cro out ter where they are an man two young- fellows know ther sick teTKihtstay hy h5m ia i goin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- me and stole outside with them Just then a thin red streak appeared in the sky and Avery who had been leaning against a tree near by came toward him saying You are up early Yes replied Turner Im goin ter see how the poor felier is gettin on But Avery caught sight of the weap¬ ons in his hands and his suspicions were at once aroused What are you doing with those re volvers he demanded stepping to ¬ ward the other quickly and laying his hand on the butt of his own weapon Before Turner had time to reply Hank Bowers and Obed Rider sprang from behind a neighboring tree with a weapon in each hand The former shouted ¬ of early marriage of hasty marriage of mar- ¬ riage without a bank account We have Brook and Jefferson Sfs no toleration for Keats It was he who BSSMSiSK WOOD Fertuiiers Etc LOUISVILLE KY wrote working strangely Love in a hat with water and a crust I thought so he cried as the others clustered about him It was all a bluff Is Love forgive us cinders ashes dust Yes but single life in Sweet Auburn about going to Dyea I smelt a rat as no heartless apologist has yet found SEND US soon as that cuss told us It would be Cat this ad ont ami send to us too easy to trace them from there and valor to defend it For then must one DIPKUVKD PARLOR GLH ORGANwith flOO andO weD will send you this NKW by freight C subject to examina d tion You 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The They were like men stunned whole thing had been accomplished so suddenly that they could hardly realize it was not some fantastic dream Bowers and Turner wasted no time After satisfying themselves that the four men were securely fastened they began at once to pack the gold on three of the horses In response to an order from Bowers Obed Rider disappeared in the woods but soon returned with Tom and the second mate their feet having been released and the gags taken from Iheir faces Bidding Kider stand guard over the party Bowers gave his whole attention to his own work and in half an hour the gold was strapped on the backs of three horses three more were saddled for the robbers while the remaining pair was used to carry a supply of food and a tent Realizing the uselessness of words our friends watched these preparations in dismay They well knew that the thieves could reach Dyea and take a steamer before their crime was known for without horses pursuit would be hopeless When he had packed all he desired to carry Hank Bowers walked up to his prisoners and sneered Yer had the fuist laff on me but its my turn now an I rather guess Ive go ¬ ¬ I ther best end of it hey Seeing that theyecorned to reply he went on Were off to Dyea By ther time yer be some ways off on I git thar well water I dont need all this grub an leave yer plenty ter last yer ter Ill Dyea yerselves Thats fair aint it - ther tr - Yer wont need eny guns This trail is safe enuff an theres no sech thing as holdups hereabout- Washington Irving was not a ready after dinner speaker The author of American Bookmen says that he shunned public appearances yet when i Hands up Dickons came to Xew York in 1S42 Irving could not escape presiding at the men come great dinner in his honor They had hide here to day and if those back and camp bere to night as Tarbox already become friends through cor ¬ says thejr will its a pity if we cant respondence but Irvings delight in give them a dose of their own mediLittle Nell had to be expressed in a cine letter to the author and Dickens in his Its enthusiastic response had said Im with you cried Tarbox Diedrich Knickerbocker a famous plan They will never for a I have suspect such a thing worn to death in my pocket and yet minute said Green and I should show you his mutilated car ¬ Count me in too the others were equally as eager when cass with a joy beyond expression they understood the proposition The night of the public dinner came Tom made bis way at once to the hut and Irvings dread of the introductory and secured the revolver he had seen speech kept him murmuring through there It was not loaded but he placed out the repast I shall certainly break it in his belt hoping to find some cart- down ridges at the camp to fit it At the proper time he rose to his feet We might as- well have a bite to began bravely but could only utter n eat said the capitalist whose name few sentences and ended by taking 1 havent lost much was Seymour refuge in the announcement of thr and I confess that I am hungry Miss tuast Avery do you suppose you could give Charles Dickens the guest of the us a cup of coffee nation There were plenty of provisions lobe The applause was generous and Irv- ¬ had and in spite of their misfortunes ing took his seat they all ate a hearty breakfast and felt There he said I told you I should the better for it When thej had fin break down and I have done it ished Tarbox said Later while on his way to Madrid Now we must get out of sight and he found himself called upon at the keep a watch on the trail 1 have no dinner of the Literary Fund in Lon ¬ idea theyll be along before late I his don to respond to the toast Wash ¬ afternoon but well take no chances ington Irving and American Litera- ¬ This piece of woods runs 50 miles in ture All he could say in acknowledgthe direction theyre taking and they ment of an enthusiastic reception was I beg to return you my very sincere cant get through it Theyll give it up noon and start back thinking we are thanks by gone One Englishman at the table was Joe Tarbox proved a true prophet beard to make the laconic comment Hank Bowers and his companions spent Brief Yes said another beside him but the forenoon trying to pass the wood you can tell the gentleman in the very and then the leader said It aint no use goin any farther this tone of his voice Youths Compan- ¬ We might as well go back ter ion way their trail Them fools ha gone ter A Widows Eccentric Rites Dyea as fast as their feet kin take em A lady in deep mourning some time ter try an find us Come on He wheeled hrs horse as he spoke and ago called upon the proprietor of a Syd ¬ the others followed his example The ney waxworks show and asked to be al every Sunday morning to place sun was below the horizon when the lowed tired animals once mope entered the a clean white shirt ou the figure of her trackthey had left that morning and husband who had been hanged for Her request was granted murder Bowers hurried his along 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intrthatif itis not perfectly satisfactory and equal to belts that retail at t SOOatd upwards you ean returr it M rite fur free Belt and Trass Vstnlngne n our expense Kuptore or Im belirni Hernial yon gel a comfort and aseof aetl No corpulent nerwam LAWS AD SEARS ROEBUCK CO CHICACO ¬ Trees Grap Small Fruits Asparagus evorvthing kept in such an Shrubs and establishment We employ no agents Descriptive Jataloajnn on application to H F EILLENMKYEK Fall stock of Frnir and Ornamental JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Call promptly answered Your work 1ft solicited Price reasonably tt Thone 27 Lexington Ky OctG 3ni w THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER THE f 15 1899 HKi- HUM HEWS 18811 Election Bets Paid D J Peed of this city has received h Nineteenth Year Established PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY WALTE R CHAMP SWIFT CHAMP Editors urul Owner Make all Checks Money Orders etc payable to the order of Champ fc Bno ADVERTISING RATE Displays one dollar per Inch fcr first Insertion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents pr line each insertion L kIs In black type twenty cents pr line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates Obituaries cards of thanks calls on candidates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents ner line Special rates given for large advertisements and yearly cards ¬ ¬ one hundred dollar check from a Lonis ville man in payment of an election net Mr Peed took the Taylor end of the bet A dispatch from Lexinejtou says that election bets are being paid in that city It is said that Lexington turfmen wagered nearly 50000 on the election Col Milton Young an l Col RT Holl way being the largest bettors They took the Taylor side of the proposition FRANKS CO Leaders in Style and Fasin Can Too Believe Hon June Gayle of Owen connty is a candidate for Congress from this district Democrats dont forget to go to the polls and vote for him f qui Eyes SPECIAL AM9UNCEMENT WE WILL OFFER ALL J Democrats remember that a successor to Hoo E E Settle is to be elected Monday Dont fail to go to the polls and vote for Hon Jnne Gavle ¬ DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR CONGRESS qaart New Maple Syrup in bulk 25c per JUNE UA LE of Owen Connty W Parris Ex Gov Hogg of Texas -- Oysters 25 cents a Co Saloshin quart at Geo N IF SO STOP IN AND SEE THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS I AM GIVING IN EATABLES FOR CHRISTMAS Ladies Separate Skirts Ladies says that ¬ Tailor Suits v he would not accept a Democratic nomRemember the Congressional election ination for Vice President Does he Monday Polls open from seven till want to be whole Hogg or none four At Great Reduced Prices In Gayles Interest To morrow will be a big Democratic Alligrettis Peebles Plows St day inOwenton at which time speeches Louis and Lownevs fine candies none in the interest of Hon June W Oayle better always fresh at Dow Spears Arthur Grissom the poet is suing his father-in-laat Kansas City for 110 000 for alienation of his wifes affections w nominee for Congress will be delivered by Hone Jo Blackbnrn William Goe The sleeping car companies have bel Jonn R Allen and W B Moody formed a trust The porters have had a trust these many years We Guarantee a Fit No Stale Goods But Everything Fresh Clean and Neat All Concerning Mr Bryan Garments Altered Mr Bryan s private secretary said today that there wao no truth in the story originating in Washington that Mr Bryan was engaged in writing a book on political questions He is in Texas simply to rest and prepare for next years campaign He will return to Lincoln to attend the traveling mens banquet on January 5 after which he goes East not on a lecturing tour but t fulfill promises to speak at various places Most of these speeches will be made in New Jersey ¬ Ladies will find rare bargains in golf hats sailors and walking hat at Mrs December Oborne Watsons during They go at less than cost Ladies who wish these hats will find them desirable dec29 at these prices N has sold 600000 acres of The L land in Western Florida to a Michigan syndicate for 600000 for Bourbon County will begin its work about the first of January Without Extra Cost The Board of Tax Supervisors And Do Not Forget That CLOAKS HND FURS Printing The Balots Cynthiana Democrat The threatened contest in Knox and Johnson counties over the use of what are denominated tissue ballots and the tangle in Nelson county over a typographical error in the certificate could have been easily avoided Tha law should require the printing of all ballots used in state and national elections to be done by the public printer The sec retary of state should certify to him alone the names to be placed on the ballots and he should be held responsible auder his bond for the correct execution of the work The ballots would then be Of uniform size the paper of uniform thickness and the chances of errors redued to a minimum Under the present system the names of candidates re err titled by the secretary of state to one hundered and nineteen diflerent CJunty clerks presenting chances of at least one hundered and nineteen errors These county clerks in many instances under a false idea of economy and with a desire to make as fine a showing as posible before the fiscal court members of which frequently know absolotly nothing about the value of printing and could not recognize a piece of good work if thrust unde their noses hawk the printing of ballots to the lowest bidder The loweRt bidder is not the best bidder The printer who underestimates the value of good work is not capable of doing good work The consequence is the printing of the ballots often is in the hands of men who cannot do justice to the job and the wonder is that more mistakes are not made and more opportunities presented for disfranchising the innocent voter The ballots should be printed by the public printer and charged up to the countv And next time let a cross be placed on both ends of the stencil so that the voter who does not know his head from his heels but is yet a sovereign citizen cannot stick the wrong on the billot and kill his own vote ¬ -- Buy something useful for holiday Kenney have erold presents Clarke pens exquisite perfumes fine leather goods cigars pipes stationery combs and brushes and other useful gifts Lowneys Chocolate Bonbons Are the Best Made For Ladies Misses and Children wind and storm nest old reliable prompt paying companies non ¬ union W O HINTON Agent My Mountain Ash oellico is by far the best smi cannel ever mined I nm the agent in Paris for this celebrated coal and my prices for it are no higher they are just what you will have to pay for othsr Jellico Geo W Stuart ii N freight depot recti j opposite L My agency insures against fire ¬ GEO N PARRIS THE PEOPLES GROCER Franl P Go PARIS KY wind and storm best old reliable prompt paying companies non ¬ union W O HINTON Agent can My agency insures against fire 404 MAIN STREET Burnhams Clam Chowder 10 cts per Co ¬ Saloshin DID YOU STOP CO THINK Thanksgiving goodies of every description can be found at Geo N Parris Try H shin Co O Pancake Flour L Salo PRATHERS STORE Offers the best advantages for buying Candies Nuts Fruits and everything that is good and needed for I hristmas use and ¬ The Bourbon Steam Laundry having secured oiiice room 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 - Parker James corner Fourth for presents best in the world Twentieth century chocolates ars the 5t at Prathers Any adult suffering from a cold settled on the breast bronchitis throat or lung trouble of any nature who will call nt J A Wilsons will be presented with a sample bottle of Boschees German Svrnp free of charge Only one bottle given to one person and none to chil¬ Free of Charge I have the largest stock of Nice Candies ever shown in this city at prices from 8 cents to 75 cents p r pound I have a large stock of Fancy Package Candies which were made to my order and are thrrefore fresher than any you can bay elsewhere and I carry a full line of Gunthrs Peebles Lowaeys and Leases Candies If you desire a nice Basket of Fruit or a fine Package of Candy please call and let me fix it up befoie tha rush and you will get a nicer job That xmis is very near Well it is and we would like also to tell you that we ara prepared to show you the finest and most complete line of Holiday Goods ever shown in Kentucky ff 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M mM A I M I f 1 1 1 1 1 1 f II I 1 SHOE tlttm BOXES Remember Old Kentucky Coffee 15 Centa Per Pouad I dren without order from parents No throat or lung remedy ever had such a sale as Boschees German Syrui in all parts of the civilized world Twenty years ago millions of bottle were given away and your druggist will tell you its success was marvelous It ib really the only Throat and Lang Remedy generally endorsed by physicians One 75 cent bottle will cure or prove its value Sold by dealers in all civilized y countries ¬ oct-27-l- PRATHERS 431 Main Street SUITABLE CHRISTMAS C1FT 1 lww Are so useful Yes and they are orna mental too I Come and See Them WRNTED Every Housekeeper to Try We hare a fine line of BRASS AND WHITE CHRISTMAS Do you realize its 1t I- WfciK Pvlr r B ENAMEl BEDS Always glad to show our line of house fu nishings Call and see us n 1 business days Mens and Boys Clothing Hats Caps Etc Wie swellest line of Neckwear and Handker- ¬ chiefs in town The 3rand New Muffler for both Ladies and Men Only ten more nearness Make your purchases early in mm i Hasty hqm K f Bs Your Money Back On Demand PARKER Foa JAMES I i The new Jelly Powder There is nothing now on the market like The TOY FREEZER is a reel moth ¬ freezer It works just like ers big freezer and it makes HASTY JELLYCON just as good ice cream as hers A pint is just about enough for the childrens wants but if they It is made to excel all others and wish more each child can take a is warranted to produce a turn in freezing HIGHLY SUPERIOR JELLY THE BEST TOY IN TOWN 150 Six Flavors Orange Lemon For Sale By Strawberry Wild Raspberry Cherry Calfsfoot aBJ kx nHtf J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it in i ii iTnri f imiiiiiiii Undertaking in all its branches I can furnish you at any Embalming scientifically attend ¬ an experienced man for mar work ed to Carriages for hire Furniture repaired Household THE HANDSOMEST LLN goods moved WOOD MANTELS LAMPS in Central Kentu and TILINGS always on hand TELEPHONE NO 36 NIGHT PHONE 22 OR 56 ti aud Main Sts Paris Ky James Fee Son L Saloshin Co- - J T HINC0N i HHH H THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 5JR 15 1899 1 4 Senator Goebel and Hon J W C Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Beckman decided yesterday at the con- VOMERS ANJ GOERS OBSERVED BY NUN THt ference at Frankfort to contest the IKn wiel at the Post office at Paris Ky as second class mail matter election of Governor W S Taylor and Vott n finality Jotted On The Street At Lientenant Governor John Marshal The DepotH In The Hotel Lobbies And TELEPHONE NO 124 KlHf where before the Legislature The balance of W M Hinton Jr was in Cincinthe candidates for minor places on the SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance ticket served notices of contest Tuesday nati Wednesday One year J2 00 Six mouths MM Mr and Mrs B F Buckley have on the Republicans who were given cer returned from Louisville tificates of ele Make all Checks Money Orders Etc Mrs Nathan Bayless Jr was payable to the order oj Ch amp Bro Threatening Letters Received reported better yesterday Chas B Mitchell was in Cincinnati Judge W M Purnell and County TURKEYS Attorney Dundon have received letters yesterday on a business trip Mr and Mrs Catesby Woodford left We will coiimeiice to receive from unknown persons who threaten to Turkeys again on Nov 27th and blow up the court house the county yesterday for a short stay in Cincinnati Mrs C Alexandar is visiting her will continue receiving at market jail and the city of Paris with dyna mite if Forrest Lang who is under in- daughter Mrs Ulie Howard in Covprices until I5tli dictment for murder is not hanged as ington C SJBrent Bro was Clares ce Williams The letters are Miss Lanra Lloyd of Mason is the E F Spears Sons have had and regarded as a hoax guest of Mrs W B Woodford near still have the exclusive agency tor North Jellicocoal Try it tf Sam Clay Rossville and Bowen Paris Miss Ford Heath has gone to CovSon 2t Fee Whiskies Remember the Methodist ladies bazar ington to visit her sister Mrs W O Tuesday in the old Thnraton Hotel Buy a Knox Guyer Segler Paxton property Dolls fancy work cakes Stetson or Davis Hat for your Attorney Wm Cucbran of Mays etc for sale present we have them all ville was in the city yesterday on legal T W DAVIS CO Democrats dout forget to go to the business polls Monday aud vote The polls will Folding Beds Almost any house Miss Milda McMillan left Wednes ¬ be located the regular places and will keeper would like a nice chiffonier or day for a visit to Miss Phoebe Beckner be open from seven till fonr folding bed for a Cbristmat present J in Winchester T Hinton is selling lots of them Miss Kittie Kuzer will arrive in a Dr Goldstein the optician Louis few days from Hamilton Ohio to visit ville will be at the Windsor Monday Free Demonstration ¬ THE BQUBBOD ilEWS Goebel Will Contest PERSON L MENTION You can net the new muffler at lames Parker We claim the largest stock of fancy Sou Fee groceries in Paris TTTOKIE R 3 ¬ sirable present We are showing more styles than any house in Ky J W DAVIS CO Be iu time leave your candy orders early and have them packed nicely at 8dec5t Prathers A nice Fancy Vet is a most de ¬ Holiday Goods Sow On Sale J 1 11 with out a dressing table would appreciate one for a Chistmas present J T Hinton has a nice line Dressing Tables Any lady ¬ ¬ lcc ¬ ¬ at Prathers The largest sonp oysters n this market sold bv V K ShiDD Also turkeys ducks chickens celerv and cranberries Come soon V K Shipp Butter scotch syinp best in town 5t The question arises What shall I give for Christmas We can answer that question lor you Give something useful Why not a nice JACKET DRESS FUR COLLARETTE CAPE SILK WAIST TABLE CLOTH NAPKINS TOWELS KID GLOViiiS HOSIERY c ¬ HANDKEKCHIEFS The largest and most complete line ever oliered in the City IMPORTED CHINA WAKE All the new pieces such as Um- ¬ Comfort Do you know anybody brella Stands Jardiniere Chocolate Pots Plates Fern Dises c that would appreciate a real nice com- Celery Boats J T fort for a Christmas present Come and see us before making your Christmas purchases ¬ Hinton has the best ¬ ¬ 3 There will be a free demonstration of Editor Squire Turner of the Mt Chairs Chairs and rockers of every A full linn of silk aud linen Tryphosia and Imperial Gelatin to day Sterling Sentinel Democrat whs in the description at J T Hintons handkerchiefs Parker James at C B Mitchells and to morrow at V city Wednesday night K Shipps All are invited It Black cukes none better thirty cents Mr and Mrs O P Clay and daughThey repeat to you the sweet voices of famous sing- ¬ per ponnd Largest assortment we 4t5 buys bbl Climax Patent flour at ter left yesterday for Mt Sterling to er and reproduce accurately the best music of famous ever bad of tea cakes everything in Fes Sons visit Mrs Webbie Chorn h j i cracker line fresh at V K Shipps The Stockholders of the Gas Company LdllU5 dllU uiCUCblld Mrs Lnla Honaker has retnrned to Give a nice hat for a Christmas All price machines in stock Lexington after a visit to Mrs J J of Paris will meet at the office of the Call and see them Twenty six Paris voters who did not present Parker James President on McClintock on Third street vote in the last election had their names SATURDAY JANUARY 6 1899 How about those fancy Stools placed on the registration books TuesMiss Eva Davis and Miss Blaydes day They were abont eqnally divided stools at J T Hintons for Christmas of Bagdag are guests of Mrs Harry at3oclo k p m for the pnrpose of electing a board of directors for the en M HINTON between the Democratic and Republi- presents Stamler on South Main street CHAS STEPHENS suing year can parties President Mr and Mrs W K Massie came to 15dec td A Delightful Musical At W M Hintons Jewelry Store of the week for a visit to Paris the first Book Casks Criv vnnr hnahanrt a The Paris Musical Club gave a charm- Mr and Mrs W W Massie nice desk or book case for his office J ing musical Tuesday night at the home notice to Attorney Hanson Kennedy of T Hinton is showintr an elegant line of Mrs Frank Fithian a leading mem Carlisle and Hanson Peterson of Cyn ¬ Old Scotch and Irih Whihkies Fee ber of the club The program was en thiana were in the city this week atA meeting of the stockholders of the joyed by about seventy Dersons The Son Therefore prepare your elves and come to our store and 2t tending court Citizens Bank of Paris Ky will be numbers were contributed look over the nicest line of Diamonds Watches Jewelry and office of at Why not a House Coat or Smok ¬ instrumental Joe Hedges who played a Mr E T Shipp who represents a held at the Monday said bank 1900 ten by Miss Sallie 1 Novelties in the State We select our stock from the best January for ing Jacket for a present all the piaco solo Invitation the Waltz Miss Boston shoe house is here on a visit to oclock on of officers for the ensuing the election manufacturers in this and foreign countries and with the new things in them relatives Mrs Shipp has been here for year J M HUGHES Prest Ettavieve Foote who gave La Campa greatest care appreciating the tact that our people wan4 W DAVIS CO some time Wm Myall Cashier goods Oui nula Miss Nan Wilson who rendered nothing but the finest and strictly MrsL C Moore arrived Wednesa Air de Ballet and line of Toilet Clouds Sterling Silver Ebony Goods Umbrellas Parker James have a full line of two selections b The Nightingale and Miss Nellin day from Detroit for a visit to her Cut Glass Ac are strictly select novelties and patterns that Christmas goods ice Election ot M Wilmoth on S Mrs by mother Buckner who played a Waltz are not to be found everywhere Everything marked in plain The Paris Telephoue Company has Chopin The vocal numbers were ren Second street figures completed its line to Lexington and the dered by Mrs Riou Dow who Bang In A meeting of the stockholders of Mrs Henrietta Williams and sister local subscribers may talk free of charge The Clover Mrs C has Mehagen who Mrs Scott came down Wednesday from the Bourbon Bank of Paris Ky will be held in the office of their bank on Mon this week to Lexington friends sang A Song of Thanksgiving Miss Montgomery county to visit Mrs Ids day January 1 1900 for the election of officers for the enduing year We have a beautiful line of suspenders Blanche Hudson woo gave The Arrow Stoner d slighter of the former E F CLAY Prest aud the Song and a quartet composed Miss Mabel Hill writes home from Parker James B Woodford Cashier of Meadame Frank Fithian and F J Columbus that she is having a delight Lamps Those lamps at J T Hin Cheek and Hisses Flora Hill and Blanche ful viit at the Ohio capital Several tons are the very things for presents Annie ianri- Hudson which sang entertainments have been given in her Coffee and sandwiches were served to honor Messrs F R Armstrong George R the guests aftbr the last number had Mr Hrrv OBrien who has been Bell and John J Rdmon have been been giveD Mr Robert Franklin was Books for boys Books for babies filling a good position iu Philadelphia at appointed Jury VtnfnifioneH by Jude Books for girls Books for everybody called upon for a song and responded the Manufacturer Exposition arrived Booklets and Xmas cards Tbe latest J E Cantrill with Because I Love You home Tuesday for a short viait Mr art calendars Pretty pictures Desk Voluntary contributions by the guests Are advised that our stock of Shaving Glasskk Does your hus Smith OBrien who has been employed netted about 25 for the Public Library consisting of paper knives furniture Give band or brother ebave himself Harware Stoves and Tinware at the exposition will arrive this week seals pads ink stands blotters pen Fund him one of tboM shaving glasses at J Misses Nannie Chay Kate Alex ¬ wipers stamp boxes is large and complete c c Games No Trsh Here Dont buy trash T Hintons for presents J T Hinton has nothing ander and Nannie Roberts Messrs Sam of all kinds Child rens desks Music prices are slow as anyone A number of High School pupils are trashy See his stock before buying Clay John Brennrn Ford Bient John rolls Nic1 stationery Ciepe paper in rehearsing the farce The Shakespeare make a specialty of Bulacrs Woodford Will Sweeney and Dr John fancy designs Mrs W A Johnsons presents Water Cure which they will present Sweeney of this city attended the book What to Cook and and how to Hardware Tin RooftBg Slate and Galvaniz d Iron Work S eel French Marrows in Brandy Fee Friday night the 22d at the opera next inaugural ball Tuesday night at Frank Cook It All these can be bad at the Son ftouse Ceilings and everything pertaining to building We emplry the for Paris Printing and Stationery best workmen and ALL OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED 3 The Edison Phonograph reproduces Couchkb Well maybe your wife accurately and sweetly the human voice Will Case The Harrell Company wouldnt like to have one of those nice and the best music of famous bands and us before contracting The hearing of the testimony in the conckee at J T Hintons for orchestras Call and hear them A H leather WINN full line of machines and records al Harrell wiU case which was begun in a Christmas present ways in stock An elegant Xmas pres- Circuit Court last Saturday was finished Successors to Cook We sell the genine Edison Phono- ¬ ent for any one they please all ages VV Wednesday afternoon and attorney Colin Aerator Treatment M Hinton Jr Bro at W M Hintons graph All pieces in stock Large as jewelry store John 8 Smith began the argument for sort men t of the beet records always on the proponudera W H McMillan Guaranteed Cure for Catarrh Asthma Bro at W hand W M Hinton Jr Masquerade Burlesque Skate began yesterday morn it g to speak for Hav Fwver Bronchitis etc Endorsed M Hintons Jewelry store coutestents and E M Dickson by prominent people of Paris There will be a masquerade Bnrletque the the argument yesterday afternoon i F P CLAY JR Ayeut closed Messrs John Feeney Henry Fuhr Skating Contest at the rink Thursday Paris Kv I2declm George Kent Varden left night the 2lst Prizes awarded at for the propounders The property in mann and volved is a bequest of seventy five acres Wednesday for a hunting trip in Rowan eight oclock The winner of contest Mr Feeney has the choice of one pair of the celebra- of land which Benjinian Harrell willed county near Morehead to J B Kennedy to be used as an educaStrayed about two weeks ago from will make a short visit in West Virginia ted Walkover shoes any size style or tional or benevolent fund Bradshaws brickyard a Southdown col r now on exhibition in show winbefore coming home Buck two or three ypars old Any inThe jury retnrned a verdict sustaining dow of Clays Shoe Store Better than will be thankformation regarding saute the will Cook sFlake Rice 10 cts per Carton a cake walk the real thing on skates fully received Tbe Utterbick murder case will Fee Son H C HUTCHCRAFT grand march reverse skating the We find our stock too large for this time of the the first case called to day d8 3t probably be the Paris Ky year We will make a cut price on Mens and Cant Miss It Yon can not miss it grapevine the glide and Dutch roll Ed Mason Albert Montague and when yon buy your Christmas presents yon will get it all Doors open at seven Henry Johnson three young colored Hoys Suits and Overcoats and all heavy goods Stockholders Meeting fit Admission ten cents at J T Hinton boys who have been couvicted of petty ears We now and not wait until after New theivintf have been given terms in the Finest Lime Wines Brandies and Kentucky Reform School at Lexington have a large assortment of useful Christmas The News has received a commnni The stockholders of the Agricultural Son Manon goes for five years Montague Bank will meet Ht the Bank on the first Cition denying the statement published whiskies Fee presents in a small way such as Mens and of J one half years and Johnson Monday in January 1900 to elect Dithree and Friday to the effect that the name Boys Hats and Caps Mens and Boys Gloves We sell the genuine Edison Phono- for two and one half years appeared rectors for the ensuing year H Dimmitt of Crnthiana and Mills Silk Handkerchiefs 10c to 50c Linen graph All pieces in Btock Large asHENRY SPEARS President among the contestants of the Matthew Holiday Excursion Kates sortment of the best records always on Handkerchiefs J5c and upward Socks Collars Howard will without his knowledge or W Bro at had W M Hinton Jr and Cuffs Ties in all shapes shades and prices Tbe 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sleeping Till Gabriel should wake him up upon the final day Emotions of the wildest sort throughout his bosom sweeping To think that he must quit the earth in such a beastly way A dose of poison hed prepared a pint of cactus whisky Such as is kept for Indian trade down at the agency And hoped that when he faced the deal hed feel so wildly frisky That death would seem a picnic but a mortuary spree But best laid plans of mice and men gang aft agley and soon he Was whooping in a joyous wayanddane in his grave And acting most decidedly a lead of sylvunite oer which a god would rave He scld it to a tenderfoot for twenty thou ¬ sand dollai s Arf life f him now carries lots of sugar Hed struck looney emphatically And at the faintest thought of death with fear he almost hollers And every time he catches cold he hUuts a doctor up Denver Evening Post in the cup not badge it They were fast hidden sure enough and Allen remembered that when the lid fell he heard a sharp click that ought to have reminded him that the chest fastened with a spring lock He was a sturdy ative boy and he put out all his strength to force the lid open but the Jock was made to protect the cortents of the chest and it would have taken a much stronger person than Allen to have forced it oper Oh Allen what will we do what will we do cried Katy beginning tc understand that they were prisoner and terribly frightened at the thought We must make all the noise possible Some one will be sure to heai us said Allen hopefully They called out as loudly as they could beating against the side of the chest but the sounds were not heard downstairs Dilsey had carried down her last armful of garments and was busy with her mother sorting them into piles for the winters use or to be given away The other servants were sure to be even further downstairs at that hour and Alice and Nanny had no doubt gone to their mothers room Katys cries had died down into a whisper and Allen began to find his efforts to shout very painful It is so dark and I am so tired If I could only stand up Oh Allen do vou think we will ever get out of this chest And Katy began to cry said Allen tenioor little Katy Some one may hear us Let derly us say our prayers together Will God hear ua in this chest asked Katy growing weak and bewildered Yes indeed They said the Lords Prayer to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ gether 1 Til Red Cedar Chest I 7 I IGJ Allen took off his jacket not withBy Emily Reed out great difficulty and made a pillow CH or Katys head to rest on bidding her to lean against him and to put her k LLEN do come and have a game mouth to the keyhole that she might Dilsey is get all the air possible to breathe Even J ol Unpacking the winter things and all hat small quantity revived her enough Such splendid to enable her to say the garret is open How sorry she Will Poor mamma urged Alice places to hide in be And Alice and Nanny will be Oh Allen let me hide with you I never can iind a safe place lam al sorry too that they gave us up soon that is if we are ever found ways found before 1 can whoop said Meanwhile it was growing- so dark Katy vh art had asked more than once You dont want to be hid forever rvnere Katy was but felt no anxiety do you asked Alien Not forever but for ever so long rdnce she heard she Wi s with Allen It is so stupid in them not to show Its such fun to hear the others hunting for you and you all the time so near themselves since we llae given them them only they dont know where to up Alice said Dilsey had finished sorting the win look ter woolens and went to the garret And Katy began to dance with glee at the thought of the long search for to close the windows In the room where the red cedar chest stood she her small self heard a faint scratching Come on said Allen Theres a mouse she muttered 111 find a famously tight place Ill soon catch you my friend by the for you to hide in Dont hide too tight said Nanny help of the cat Sha put down the windows and just or Ill give ou up its no fun to be us she was about leaving the room she always hunting and nev r hiding stopped to set some things right that We will promise to keep to the garchildren had disturbed in their ret so if you hunt sharply you will play grumbling a little at the trouble be bound to find us replied Allen So under this agreement the four they gave The scratching she took for a mouse children paired off for the game still went on only it was growing faint Whal are you up to screeching as you thought a body deaf Oh youre er and fainter Jt seemed to come from if biding are you Well take your tilt the red cedar chest although it cf it for by this time to morrow if stopped entirely when Dilsey went to 1m spared Ill have all the closets and it which made her all the more confideclared dent that the mouse was there since the big garret locked up Dilsey as she went downstairs her they are always so quick to hear even arms full of last winters garments the smallest sound The lid of the chest was down anr1 which she had just emptied the great Dilsey hoped to capture the thieving oedar chest of mouse without the help of his enemy The children had hidden so often that the oat She put down the lamp and raised the lid of the chest cautiously peering in t find the mischievous mouse In Tey fright and surprise old Dilsey came near dropping the lid for there lay Allen white and motionless as if dead and leaning against him her head pillowed on his jacket and her mouth close to the keyhole was little Katy ¬ hide-and-who- op breath Katy complained am so tired so hard to get my And oh it is Here is a story by a Detroiter who however does not vouch for its absolute verity On one of the Rock Mountain railroads where the tracks are built in the sides of the mountains and where one can look for thousands of feet both above and below a lady was recently making the trip with a conductor of whom she had often heard her husband a commercial traveler speak When the conductor took up her ticket she introduced herself and 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down It fell so heavily Allen was sure the girls must have heard the noise for they were in the other garret hunting rather aimlessly for they had grown a little tired of the game ¬ In a few moments they heard Nancy call out that they were given up so they might as well discover themselves We whispered Katy Oh dont I are so splendidly hid Let them hunt ¬ ¬ uj I iust a little bit longer But presently there was a wund of retreating footsteps The girls were evidently going down call stairs and Alices voice was heard up given them fee out that they had SWe must give ourselves up said ¬ Sheets and clouds of sand were dashed MW J to and fro increasing the discomfort and danger of the cowering men and animals The storm raged for two hours When it moderated a wonderful manifestation of atmospheric elec- ¬ tricity began First there appeared at the end of the cross formed by the pommel of the camels saddles a 1 luminous point of violet phosphores- ¬ CMCMMT cence The end of a stick raised in S the air was surmounted by a flame like that of burning alcohol Wher- ¬ ever the stick was moved the flame IATTM RY followed but when it was lowered Direct Line From near to the ground the light became weaker and presently died out One CINCINNATI of the party repeated the experiment To using his sword instead of a stick and a longer and more brilliant flame fol TOLEDO AND DETROIT lowed the path made by the moving day Best Four through trains blade The woolen cloaks of the Line to Arabs were so surcharged that the slightest movement of their wearers INDIANAPOLIS caused a crackling of sparks and and CHICAGO sheets of blue light the shimmering Fonr elegant through trains a 1 of which made a noise like that of the breaking of very thin glass If uay with Parlor Dining and Sleepthe hand was passed over the garment ing cars faint pink in her cheeks alone robbing electric shocks were felt of such her of ail appearance of death Ask for tickets via this line strength as to be positively painful Dilseys first act was to lift the win especially at the elbow joint Even D G EDWARDS dows she a few moments before had the tents were electrified and at the Passenger Traffic Manager or t D so careful to lower Then she lift slightest contact the rubbing of a Cincinnati O ed Katy out of the red cedar che6t and camels body for instance they gave laid her on the floor where the nigh out sparks and cracklings of varied fej wind could blow on her intensity The odor of ozone which It was far more difficult to drag Allen was strong while the sirocco lasted out of the chest that had nearly proved disappeared w ith the storm St Louis TH AVENUE HOTEL his deathbed but love and fright gave Globe Democrat the old woman strength and Allen had LOUISVILLE KY Afterthoughts the full benefit of the fresh air The half is not told and generally PIKE CAMPBELL Manager The color was deepening in Katys the other half you dont care to know Many a man who knows he is right cheeks and Allen had sighed and 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solid is allowed in the feed pans For a lew fowls a simple portable coop may be used as in the illustration The sides may be either of laths rods ¬ The time is at hand when the colts dropped last spring will as a rule be weaned and as the latter day demand for work horses lavs jjreat stress on weight the management of the colts from now until grass comes again is of the highest importance because the de- ¬ sired weights cannot be made without feed nor by allowing the colt to rough it through the winter as best it may on frosted grass poor hay cornstalks and strawstaeks Given the start of the right kind of breeding and some- ¬ thing more is wanted during the colts first winter to produce a horse that will bring money on the market for if left to shift for itself even the best bred colt will in this way sustain an injury from which no after care will enable it to recover The colt ought to be brought up to weaning time with such training as to self feeding that it will mis the milk of the dam as little as possible In deed to grow a colt as it should be grown the mothers milk is not suffi cient for the colt longer than for the first three months of its life stipple menting the milk with meals or grain should begin then or even earlier fo that by weaning time it will be about ready to wean itself without any inter ¬ ¬ ¬ then try the 5 Drops and be promptly aud permanently cured of your afflictions 5 Drops is a speedy and Sure Cure for Rheumatism The Host Prescription forVhllls Neuralgia Sciatica Lumbago lame back Kidney Diseases Asthma Hay Fever Dyspepsia Catarrh Of all kinds Bronchitis La Grippe and Fever is a bottle of Gkovrs Tastbi Headache nervous or neuralgic Heart Weakness Dropsy Farache Chill Toxic Itis simply iron and quinine it a tasteless form No cure -- no pay PriceSOc Spasmodic and Catarrhal Croup Toothache Nervousness Sleeplessness Creeping Numbness Malaria and kindled diseases 5 Drops has cured It frequently to prevent scorching Noble Conduct more people during the past four years of the above named diseases than TRADE MARK all other remedies known and in case of Rheumatism is curing more than Gotrox I wish you to know that I am a will take some little time to do this self made man all the doctors patent medicines electric belts and batteries combined forthey cannot cure Chronic but it can be atended to while other Cynicus How noble of you to all Rheumatism Therefore waste no more valuable time and money but try 5 Drops and be work is going on and then put in glass that responsibility Philadelphiaassume 5 Drops is not only the best medicine but it is the cheapest for a 100 bottle Record promptly CURED cans until needed It should be a goldcontains 300 doses Price per bottle 100 prepaid by mail or express or 6 bottles for 500 For the next 30 days we will send a 25c sample FREE to anyone sending 10 cents to pay for the en brown when ready for use Put on a Children Will Not Die to day small kettle with a little salt and just of Croup Colds or Diphtheria if Hoxsies mailing Agents wanted Write CURE CO 160 RHEUMATIC 164 E LAKE ST CHICAGO Cook Croup Cure is used promptly No opium Y 50 SWANSON water enough to barely cover cents A P Hoxsie MTr Buffalo N ¬ A favorite sanitarium dish and one that is especially adapted to invalids young children or old people who require a light supper in order to insure a good nights rest is brow7ned rice Put the rice on tin plates in the oven and brown just as you would coffee stirring Smfill Boys Sarcasm Jne wanted to study but little Willie raited to ask questions After answering a ew auntie told Willie not to talk or make a noise There was a dead silence on Willies part for a moment then in a plaintive voice he said I spoe you dont mind me thinking You cant hear the thinking machine going can you Pittsburgh Dispatch A Auut ¬ How long havo you suffered with Do you not so RHEUMATISM Bow Long Have You Read About 5 Drops Without Taking Them ¬ think you have wasted precious time and suffered enough If ¬ rapidly for 15 minutes shaking often to prevent sticking When done serve hot with milk or cream sirup or quite alone many preferring it without any addition ¬ HANDY FATTENING COOP or wire netting The pen is kept dark except when the fowls are eating This is accomplished by hanging a thick covering like a quilt or bundles of stalks The pen is so dark they move about but little between meals At feeding time the curtain is lifted and they are fed all they will eat but no more A ruption of thrift After that feed grain pretty well up to the maximum of its pan of sweet skimmed milk is kept before them and the pen floor is clean and supplied with fresh beddiug Discourage scratching and crowing all that is possible A crowing bird fat- ¬ tens slowly if at all Light encourages crowing The corn is fed in pans or scattered and the curtain is dropped as soon as it is eaten Cut green bone and meat whet the appetite and should be given every third day American Agriculturist MULES FOR THE FARM Tbey Are More Hardy Than Homeh Can Do More Uork and Re ¬ quire Lesn Care power to clean up and let it consist largely of oats Good well bred hogs and cattle give the farmer a higher price for his corn than he can obtain for it in any other way and there is no way by which he can get a better price for his oats than to feed it to a well bred draught colt There is something about oats that makes it fill the bill as a horse feed as no other grain does and three or four quarts a day is none too rmich during the first winter and until the youngster can go on grass in the spring There ought to be plenty of opportunity for and encouragement to exercise too for it is a well muscled animal that is to be raised At the same time w ithout coddling the colt it should be made comfortable and not exposed to the storms that occur every w inter There is a happy mean between the hothouse product on the one hand and the gaunt colt on the other and the owner of a good colt ought to find it and work to it Home- ¬ stead owner could so plan as to spare the work of his mares or make it very light for about three months in a year but the suggestion of such a topic for discussion seems of itself a strong argu ment in favor of the mule team on the farm If it requires the raising of colts to balance the account our east ¬ ern farmers who seldom breed their mares if they have them and often greatly prefer geldings would find mules more profitable If there is no increase from them they lose no time on that account they are more hardy than the horse will last much longer as a mule 30 years did is more often seen than a horse of 15 and they can be kept more cheaply We honestly believe a mule will do as much work as a horse every day at one half the exMODEL HOG HOUSE pense for food and will be in as good condition after 20 years of labor as the utes I have two doors that slide up horse is after ten years if given equally or down in each stall one that lets the good care in other ways American sow out of doors and the other one Cultivator leads to the feeding alley These slid ¬ ing doors are 24 inches wide and 36 Too Mneh Drone Comb inches high By having doors to feed ¬ Bees left to themselves are likely to ing alley you can use the alley for slop¬ build to much drone comb says the ping little pigs and also give them ex- ¬ Farmers Voice This is not built for ercise long before they can be turned the purpose by the bees as they build out to grass I have holes bored in the it for storing honey in but if not filled sliding doors and use a wooden pin I the queen will fill it next spring with can raise the door any height desired drone eggs and the hive will be over- and let in the big or the little pig The stocked with the idlers The way to pre- floors should be sloped three inches vent this is to use all foundation comb The feeding alley is six feet wide One worker size and then the queen will fill of my neighbors has a cistern dug in it with worker eggs and the colony his feeding alley for watering purposes will be built up when hatching begins 1 have a corncrib eight feet from the If there is too much feeding alley 1 use seven inch cedar in the spring in the hive remove it and posts to put the sills on and set them drone comb replace with worker comb By doing three feet deep and four feet apart I this the supply of drones is easily reg- planked up on the inside of the posts all ulated b- - the apiarist and the bees be- around to keep out the hogs etc This come more profitable than they would building is two feet above the ground be if left To their own devices Pure Breeds and Profit Feed Corn with Judgment is a fact well recognized that no It Corn shoud be fed with judgment branch of the live stock business suits Old corn is better than new and there the masses of people better than fowl is a loss in the crib while waiting for raising It is a paying vocation and is prices to go up as corn dries some the adapted to the young as well as the old older it gets Corn that is smutty or and to all sections of the country Prime moldy should not be put in the crib poultry is desirable in everj- - poulterers as it is injurious to all kinds of stock beginning The wisest methods are producing a disease styled by some those learned by experience and with If smutty small flocks at the start Pure bred as stomach staggers corn is placed in the crib with sound stock costs more at the start but once corn there is n possibility of the sound established in the breeders yard its corn being affected The same rule beauty prolificacy and the consequent applies to corn fodder use onijr that value of all the specimens produced which is clean and free from blemish from the original breeding birds more When cattle refuse certain kinds of than make up for the extra outlay spent corn fodder the chances are that there in the outset in producing the very best is something wrong with it Prairie stock that money can buy Farm and Fireside Farmer Reelaiminfc Mack Land Uleat ajid Grain for Hens The reclamation of muck land haa When meat is given it is not necessary subject of study among agri ¬ to allow much grain For instance if been the ¬ meat is fed at noon it will only be neces culturists aAofthey recognize the pro such soils sary to scatter a few handfuls of oats ductiveness bring them intowhere it ia to a state of in each pen to keep the inmates at possible When a hen becomes too fat cultivation As muck soil settles great ¬ work underdrainage by ly in drying out she will lay soft shelled eggs When means of tiles should not be attempted plenty of meat is to be had as one of the as the tiles have a tendency to rise to cheapest articles of food a greater quan the surface and consequently fail to is tity of oats may be given Wheatthe operate The preliminary work of with the best all round food and drainage should be done with open aste of the farm in conjunction with ditches at frequent distances Then meat and the hot morning meal and when the soil has become moderately exercise will bring an abunaanca of well drained the tiles should be placed Farm and Fireide tg ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ answers to the question which would be the most profitable to the farmer during a term of ten years a pair of mules or a pair of mares which should produce ten pairs and probably might produce and raise five or more pairs of colts in that time Something would depend upon the success in raising good celts and something upon whether the An exchange is asking its readers for SENSIBLE HOG HOUSE It Has Two Floors and Swinjiiiin Par tit ion Yet Can Be Built for a Small Sun Kingery of Illinois writes I send you a the Wisconsin Farmer cut of my hog house which I built three years ago at a total cost of 150 includ ¬ Five of my ing two coats of paint neighbors have since built on the same plan This building is 48x2G with two rows of pens Mine will hold 20 sows ten sows to each floor I use swinging partitions which swing up out of the way in the drop of the roof I have ten windows in 48 feet which give plenty of light and sun to the south floor I have a trough for each sow part of which projects into the feeding alley I can feed and slop 20 sows in 15 min- Mr A J Browned rice is also excelserved as a vegetable with chicken lent veal or lmb To mae the Cierman raisin or coffee bread add to one cup of scalded milk one third cupful of shortening one cupful of sugar and a half teaspoon ful of salt When lukewarm beat in one yeast cake dissolve in one quarter of a cup of lukewarm milk flavor and make a stiff batter cover and place where it will keep warm and rise over night In the morning blend a beaten esrg- with the dough add one half cupful of raisins seeded and cut into pieces and roll the mixture out to of an inch in thickness and put in a buttered dripping pan Cover and let rise until it doubles its original thick ness Brush with melted butter sprinkle with powdered sugar and cin namon nd bake in a moderate oven a half hour This bread may be baked in a ring by putting the dough into a deep pie plate having in its center a muffin ring or a piece of stiff brown papei pinned together to make a circle Orange peel is frequently served after dinner in place of preserved ginger Peel the oranges throw the skin into boiling water and cook slowly until perfectly tender changing the water once or twice Drain and with scissors cu1 the peel into strips and weigh allowing a pound of sugar and a half cupful of water to each pound of the fruit Boil the sugar and water for a moment un til clear add the orange skin and sim mer on the back of the range until transparent Drain roll and spread in the sun or in a cool oven to dry Peanuts and beans in combination make a nutritious and most inexpensive stew and one withal that is usually To a pint of the blanched pea liked nut meats allow a half pint of parboiled beans Put into a deep earthen baking dish or bean pot with two quarts of water ajid salt to taste Heat to boil ing then put in a slow oven and cook for nine or ten hours When done the stew should be juicy and mealy Pepper may be added if the digestion is good and stewed tomatoes may accom pany the stew The cleaning out of the kitchen boilei is one of the things that the housewife should have attended to once a week say the plumbers If the sediment cocks with which every boiler is provided are frequently left open for a quarter of an hour accumulated sedi ment would be washed away rendering the heating of the water a quicker operation Apple ginger is one of the last ol the fall preserves to be stored away for winter Select tart tender apples peel slice and weigh out four pounds Put in the preserving kettle with a pint of water four pounds of sugar one ounce of green ginger broken in small pieces the juice of four lemons and their yellow rinds- chopped fine rejecting every bit of the bitter white Cook 20 minutes and seal while hot When a lemon is halved or quartered and left unused a tumbler turned ovei it protecting it from the air will keep it from drying or molding several days Washington Star ¬ - Papa what is broad mindedness Agreeing with headstrong people when Chicago Timts- you know they are wrong Heraid To Cnre a Cold In Une Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Aii druggists refund money ii it fails to cure 2Gc Cyclist FaIm run down doctor cetious Doctor Wei youve run down a good manv people in vour time so its only tit for tat Fun ¬ Thats What They Call It m k nan m 4 iT X t2 ktAJt YTHCO 150 WEST MADISON ST MAILORDER to 166 House CHICAGO SI 1675 PORTLAND CUTTER LATEST 1900 STYLE Thirtv minutes is all the time required to dye with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Sold by all druggists A man should be ashamed to swear hefore men as well as before women Atchison Globe m Fully Warranted to Give Good Service Body Is durably constructed of flrst clnsg material Extra roomy seat high panel back Has bracket front handsome curved dash as shown in cut Upholstedng Fiuo quality all wool teloth Seat pads seat 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smU 8tars prjnted on under side of tag are not good for prevents but will be naid for in CASH on the basis of twenty cents per hundred if received bv us on or before Maoh 1st 1900 tTBEAR IN MINI that a dimes worth of nPPial KjjJKjiai NntirP nutiuo the Ter- ¬ rors of Many Winters by Using Peruna THE ONLY SAFE LOCATION A Guide Who Knew a Thing or Two About Hunters Who Wore Golf Suits ¬ fe lISUCCESSFUL SHOOTERS SHOOT WINCHESTER Rifles Repeating Shotguns Ammunition and Loaded Shotgun Shells Winchester guns and ammunition are the standard of the world but they do not cost any more than poorer makes All reliable dealers sell Winchester goods The newcomer sported a loud hunt ¬ ing suit His gun was of the latest pattern and he wore eye glases He had come up to the Adirondacks for a weeks deer shooting The guides on the tavern porch looked at him and shuddered I want a guide for the mountains he said as his eye roamed along the Mr Isaac Brock the Oldest Man in the line United States Nobody stirred Are there no guides here he asked with some surprise Still no response Then up rose old Capn Endicott Stranger he said we would be glad to go w ith ye but the fact is were a scared to Scared Yes sir scared The shootin sea ¬ son for guides is open an most of is Mr Isaac Brock of McLennan county Tex has attained the great age of 111 years having been born in 1788 He is an ardent friend to Peruna and speaks of it in the following terms During my long life I have known a great many remedies for coughs colds catarrh and diarrhoea I had always supposed these affections to be different diseases but 1 have learned from Dr Hartmans books that these affections are the same and are properly called catarrh As for Dr Hartmans remedy Peruna I have found it to be the best if not the only reliable remedy for these affections FREE Send name and address on a postal for 156 page Illustrated Catalogue describing all the guns and ammunition made by the WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO tT in HBK Ki5v 24- oW JY72L UMtClN WOMW ISO WINCHESTER AVE NEW HAVEN CONN ¬ iflTrP nfc WMildarfgli - Waithmn Mandai-J Flgta HaapJfo MOBM all A nerlcan richj jrwell iem wind and MCTZmtk va w i ¬ has families We cant undertake to go to sudden death at the muzzle of that gun thar The stranger frowned but before he could frame an angry reply he was in- ¬ terrupted by one of the younger guides Ever hunt deer the young roan was asked Well no replied the stranger The young man hesitated Then a resolute look crossed his face Im a single man he solemnly said with nobody dependin on me an my aal shook me last week Ill guidi you on one condition Name it said the stranger Ill guide you if youll let me walk close behind you all the way Cleve ¬ land Plain JTealer kfc quirements Peruna has been my stand by for many years and I attribute my good health and my extreme age to this remedy It exactly meets all my re ¬ I have come to rely upon it almost entirely for the many little things for which I need medicine I believe it to be especially ¬ WSsir aV ptwwA rru taiaT u r r PriiiJOS DcarboinSLJHICAJOl perfect titut kf met It cfc i vouofe Hunting Cate iiea JJU a teaullftil watch it fall equal in fiushdatipa and for vitwt time ampins to NY 4000 WAT H No deposit ukrl imply cut this out and nij jou Ladles or Gents she we will fed with all American made jewelcu moTctnent Knaranteed f 20 Y F i K8 wear Examine at ExrrrgsCo not a described and a wnnderful barfriln send back at our erpwnje Yon Huw olhine if satifictor Bar C 0 D o 1 M and w en 7 t h touts Adlress toio rr trt 4a4KXr5a Personally l Conducted California i Excursions s j Via the Santa Fe Rouie Isaac Brock Catarrh is the greatest enemy of old age Top Snap A person entirely free from catarrh is sure Complete Double to live to a hale and hearty old age A free Breech tQ99 book on catarrh sent by the Peruna MediLeader J cine Co Columbus O ¬ valuable to old people READERS OF THIS PAPER DESIRING TO BUY ANYTHING ADVElriSKD IN ITS COLL MNS SHOULD 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tfewg Dr Bulls Pills cure Dyspepsia V IS COUGH SYRUP the genuine Trial 20 for 1 CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Bart Coach Syrup Tastes Good Use in tune Sold by druggists A N K E Kj 1791 WHEN WK1TIVG TO ADVJERTISFR9 please state that you saw the Advertise ¬ ment In his paper THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY DEOEMBI R MILLERSBURG N i 15 1899 r Sotg Outliered In Huric Aufc AUout Ihe at- ¬ Copper Colored Advance a Step If you have been in the habit of taking ¬ A HANDSOME PUBLICATION Is- ¬ tended the inauguration at Frankfort Tuesday G H Kitinear formerly of this city died at Lexington Monday aged sixty- LVo aed was a brother of six 3 ears Mn Mry K Baxter of this place and I- ich Bonlden of Detroit A few days ago The News was shown a land warrant by James Conway of Hooktowu given to hid grandfather John Conay by fcafrick Henry then the iovirnorof Virginia for one thousand acreB prt ot it b iug the farm on which he now lives AH of Kentucky was then the County of Fayette Viri tin The warrant was dated iu 1784 and w ts written on parchmeut Mr Couwav was captured by the British and Indian about that tim and was taken to Detroit and kept four years When he returned his land had been settled on by squiacrs and alter lawing for yearn only procured part of it Mr and Mrs Jo M oek eutertained at rive oclock dinner Tuesday the follow ¬ ing young married folks Mr and Mr F B Vimont Mr and Mrs vV D Mclntyre Mr and Mrs Rovce A lie Mr and Mrs Ben Howard Dr N H McKinney and wife Mr and Mrs Ernst Henson and Mr and Mrs Frank Collier Mrs C W Howard aud K B B uldt u Splotches There is only one cure for Contagious U1UUU 1UIBUU UISCl100 completely fosflied the doctors Ihey are totally unable to cure it and direct their efforts toward bottling the poison up in the blood and concealing it from view 8 8 8 cures the disease posi- ¬ tively and permanently by forcing out Bvery trace of the taint I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease irhich was in spots at first but afterwards spread all over my body These soon broke out ia to ores and It is easy to Imagine he suffering I endured Before I be-¬ came convinced that the doctors could do no good I had spent a hundred dollars which was really thrown away I then tried various patent medicines but they did not reach the disease When I had finished my first bottle of 8 6 S I was greatly improved and was delighted with the reult Tha large red splotches on my -hest began to grow paler ana smaner ana before long disappeared entirely I regained¬ my lost weight Became stronger and my ap petite greatly improved I was soon entirely well and my skin as clear as a piece of glass H L If tees 100 Mulberry St Newark N J proved Ladie will find rare bargains in all ft4a rf hats at Mrs Smith Clarkes duriug December She wishes to re- dnc her stock R ilpn liingnaui the nionologist boOBoricir violinist and impersonator who is considered the best in the VWst will give an entertainment at th M E Ghnr h Thursday night Dec Slftt for thebeii tit ot the Ladies Chnrch Aid Society Adniiirtoo cents Mrs F A loues is still very ill of brjtUi iu hti right hand D yonr trading with Frank Collier Het - jttat received a full stock of fresh canned goods nrnues dates orangen lemons and all kinds of fruits a full stock of candies cuts toys fine china etc and ou IS TJanl 20th will sell you nineteen ponnds of granulated sugar for Arbuckie coffee ten cenN one dollar at guest of Mist Miss Bessie Botts the Lida Clarke returned to Owiugsville Tuesday tw-nty-fiv- J E Williams is somewhat im ¬ Dont destroy all possible chance of a cure by taking the doctors treatment of mercury and potash These minerals cause the hair to fall out and will wreck the entire system j i j e is purely vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no potash mercury or other mineral Books on the disease and its treat-¬ ment mailed free by Swift Specific Com- ¬ pany Atlanta Georgia SSSBlood LS The Empire of the South pills for your constipation and with poor sued By the Southern Railway resnlts just try a bottle of Dr Cald H The Empire of the South a 200 wells Syrup of Pepnin and you will kre surprised at the results Very pleaaaut page book handsomely illustrated with For sale by most complete information ever com 10c 50c and 100 to tak piled regarding he Sooth and its indus Co S Vardeu G tries is a valuable addition to auy liUseful holiday presents are becomit g brary ear aud nothing This book is issued by the Southern more popular eveiy a pair of nice shoes Railwav having been compiled at large is more useful than Davis Thompson 6c Igiig can tit feet of expense and it is the handsomt pub decStf lication of the kind ever gotten ont all stzps py will be lorwarded promptly to any address upon application to W A I was nearly dead with dyspepsia tried doctors visited mineral springs Turk General Passenger Agent Washand grow worse 1 used Kodol Ds ington D C with 15 ceuts to cover me It postage pepeia Cure That cured Land o Hunting and fishing books digests what yon eat Cures indigestion maps and other pamphlets sour stomach heartburn and all forms of the Sky W T Brooks illustrated literature mailed free to any dyspepsia m address by Wm H Taylor Fine leather goods rare perfumes Asst Gen Pass Agt itold combs and brushes stationery Louisville Ky pens Havaua cig irs all suitable holiKenneys day presents at Clarke Mr J Sheer Sedalia Mo saved his Pick out your presents and have them childs life by One Minute Couih Cure aside laid Doctors bad given him up to die with Give your cow a little cotton seed cronp Its an infallible cure for cougs It costs but colds grippe pneumonia bronchitis m al with her other feed little and she will give 3 on richer milk and throat and lung troubles Relieves in retnrn For sale bv Geo W Stnart at once W T Kiocks N freight depot directly opposite L At Prathers is found the largest aini De Witts Little Early Risers pnrifj beet assorted stock of candies 5t the blood clean the liver invigorate the system Farnons little pills for conOn December 22 23 24 25 30 31 am stipation and liver troubles July 1 the Frankfort and Cincinnati W T Brooks Railwav will sel excursion tickets to all points in the Soath at low rates for the Mrs Corne Watson does not want to holidays carry ovr golf hats sailors and walking hats so she will offer them at Us than oost from now until Christmas Ladies should take a look at ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ oct-27-jan- L H Landman M D Jf No 503 W Ninth SioCi Cincinnati Ohio Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris Kodol Dyspepsia Digests what you ea rUESDAY DECEMBER 12th Cure returning every second Tuesday in each nonth It artificially digests the food and ai Keffkence Every leading physiciai iu Nature in strengthening and rcoa Paris Kentucky struct ng the exhausted digestive w gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic No other preparation can approach it in efficiency It in- ¬ DR R stantly relieves and permanently cre Dyspepsia Indigestion Heartburn Of 544 Fourth A venue Lou- ¬ Flatulence Sour Stomach Nausea GOLDSTEIi isville Ky SIckHeadacheGastralgiarampanrl all other results of imperfectdigestion Prepared by E C DeWitt A Co Chicago W Will beat the Windsor Hotel Paris Ky On Monday December 181899 ad-sep2-- T Brooks -l Returning once everv month Eyes ex amined and glasses scientifically justed PERMS STOVE mm STORE A CHAS- - B DICKSON DENTIST Bank 15jytf MllAJESTIC MFG CO Offiee over the Bourbon x4kJmJ5TIC ¬ gH 5TUUIS gy MFG CX 5TLCmS I I PHILIP N Office over hr FOLEY DENTIST Vardens drng store At ¬ them dec39 - i Pleurisy and pneumonia are fre- ¬ quently developed in a very short space of time from a comnron cold and if such an acute inflammation of W T Brook feits www ai WMsi MlMMWMW1WMWMiw the lungs is not promptly allayed the worst may happen With the aid Vt av Mrs R Churchill Berlin Chow Chow Olives Olive Oil of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup however Our baby whs covered with ratmiug Salad Dress in L S llohin Co you need not hive any fear for this VVifh UasH Salve sores LtoWifte Merino or pills rl cored h r BPRAl S have the finest line of greit remedy speedily subdues the Dow eases the pain in inflammation of worthless candies in 1aiin Alligrfttis Plows St wa akin diaaas breathing and always effects a cure W T Brooks counterfeits Louis LowneyV and Peebles always in a wonderfully short time fresh 1 lark Peoria 111 says Sur geons wanted to operate on me for piles nit I cured them with Dr Witts Wi ch It is iufalllhle for piles Hazel Salve and akin diseases LVvwue of counter ¬ J B ¬ Pleurisy night Can be found Hotel Fordham at WINDOW HE GREA For eas rittirP bomw FnrnisbiiiKS plumbing uit ial rooting door and rvfrigeratora etc window screes can give th bs Hue for the least mou I have a complete Majestic rantfe line of the reat TURKEYS I It KENT V BRO foot ball team of Lexington here Salnr day at three oclock Millersbnrg has Mknnks and Rhinehart 6z NwtnnV played lour games this season and the hue cindy iu box or bulk at forty stand 191 poius to 6 in her favor cents per pound g0 enomrh for nio u Leonard Harvin and John Hunter at anybody Dow 6c r PiA Le inauguration of tiov Taylor Tuesday Stylish shoes that ri oonnfortaM Dont forget the entertainment of Mrs and are worth the price ca slwny be Igii C M Beets elocution class to night at found at Davis Thomson a holi lay the male college Admission teu cents Nothing more useful for J D Booth who lives th rmm miles present Tuke a look whether you n fJec8t from town had a 400 lh hog killed and or not carried away by thieves Persons who want engraved cards Win Wilson went to Bath yesterday or invitations of any description are to see his father who is very ill The date of the B tptiat Ovste Snppr invited to call at The Bourbos News has been chauged to to nini at Mr E office aud look at the very latest styles in P Clarkes home Rod all cordially in these lines Prices as low as Cincinnati vited Louisville Philadelphia or New Yoik The Judy heirs ave sold the remain houset tf ing 127 acres of the home farm to Mr Henry Let ton at fifty dollars per acre BO YEARS Mclntyre and McCiiutock shipped EXPERIENCE two cats of cattle to Cincinnati ToeaUaj 1 iuc M T School will play the K U Turkeys again on Nov 27th and will continue receiving at market prices until Dec 15th We will eommetice to receive C8 It trikes hut a uunnte to overcome tickling in the throat and to ntop a cough by the use ot One Minute Cough Cure This remedy quickly curee nil forms of throat and lung troubles Harmless pleasant to take It prevents consump tion A famous specific for grippe and its aftei effectn WTBrooks ¬ DuBulEs Coif OT wriiD Cs Pleurisy and Pneumonia iill and pleasant to take Dc ses arc rccoinnifii PAINT House and ALL SIZES IJENJ PERRY RAILROAD TIME CARD L N Paris Ky ALL KINDS HOUSK FLOOR lit GOV ARTISTS R R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS From Cincinnati in 1058 a teud weather Every barrel 1 send out is as fresh and clean as the day it was packed Geo Stuart opposite N freight depot W I kelp iuv salt indoors out of th lrice 25 cts At all druggists Doctors i L ATTEKTIONFHIERS V i - Painting From Lexington 511 a in 743 a m 323 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740a ua 1010 p m in 53 d 3lSp m From MaysviU fo Cincinnati- - 7 45 a V m 315 p SI n THOMAS STOCK MEDICI wiil n cure Hog Cholera Tbe medir in be made at home for lss than fiH d pepsia lont flesh and became very weak Kodol Dyspepnia Cure compleatly cnre a pound Money refnuded at aiv iim and cures within sixty days il not satiKfactory me1 It litresrs what yon Call at UoustBoii It never Price of rectipts all formes of stomach trouble News office and gjt thifut fails to give immediate relief in the AT FORSYTR worst case W T Brooks If iaa Annie E Gunning Tyre Mich saya I suffered a long time from dys PAPER HANGING DECORATING i OKPARTIRi I TWAINS ¬ er 330 p m To Lexington 750 a n 545 p m 7 1014 p m To Richmond 1110 a ui 1016 p in I ai m en 1 C A Daugherty To Maysville 750 a m 535 p m F B Cakr Agent a 1 ¬ firm of Surviving members of the old 0 rr S 1 V established over half a century E DUHMB CO nfght How abont thope pictnrea and chairs for hristuias also wagons tor the boys Joe Mock Call a d see my line O te 37 39 Fourth St Cincinnati 0 remt dv I ki coi Minute OOQghLnre I ever used for mhs and It is uneqnaled tor whooping Children all like it writes H iams G entry ville Ind Never t is the only harmless remedy ves immediate results Cures olds hoarseness crorp peuu lonchitis and all throat and mnle Is early use prevents W T Brooks iption TLJtP NIVS Ktr is the bt st Holiday and Wedding Presents Anyone fending a sketch and description may Qntckly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention Is probably Patentable Communica ¬ CiJJ J i EkiSSBfiHBlEK HU - Designs Copyrights Ac Tradc Marks When in Cincinnati you are cordially invited to call and examine late arri- ¬ vals of the most exclusive patterns in Sterling Silverware Watches Jewelry Art Novelties Diamonds Fine Stationery etc Mail orders receive prompt and careChoicest goods sent ful attention approval to patrons everywhere on Write and state your needs ¬ li VtK I L w tions strictly confidential Handbook on Patents Bent free Oldest agency for securing patents Patents taken tnrouch Munn Co receive tpecial notice without charge In the Scientific American handsomely lllnstrated wpeklv Largest cir- ¬ culation of any scientific journal Terms f3 a year four months 1 Sold by all newsdealer A CiT0 3K AN Stile- - p MUNN Branch Hiul TraiiHfers Of Stock Crop iCo3680 Office 626 New York C Turf Notes F St Washington D J D Booth of Bourbon oinnai lact week tibacco at 15 to 10 sold iu Cin thirteen hhdo of 2 WORTH OF PRESENTS for 37 39 E Fourth St Cincinnati 0 I 1 WIN BROTHERS SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS IF B m h 11 HUSBAND a1 n Oii I D s chiuB jruua Ac c to introduce our paper PAbTlMA a hieh el IflnstrttteJ family pnprof from 1 8 to 9 htTf pages 4 ftway 5j Br j vTuttfc ot wurk We are giving waicKcc Bicycle oewmgMa imi ii iilli I Before my wife began us she could hardly get around I do not thin k she Mothers Friend says Prof Aud It is a surprising fact Luda a41 yea haw t dU U gat i bat in my travels in all parts th of Houtou ii woi presonU it to aret 20 subscribers at 10c of the world for the lHt ten years 1 each Sed lOo ia taoaps for full par have met more people having used ticulars rOAf iM of presents and onr Greens August Flower than any other paper PAdTlttlfw aselbs Ad remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver Ire THfi FAJlJIttS JO Laawvrtle mid stomach and for constipation 1 oga lf find for tonristf and salesmen or for Ky persons filling orhVe positions wber headaches and general bad feelings from 1L5 looiawMof Cboio ied wif Ait LitratnrtiToroiga Hamar fee LoUm of Aw to ill August Flower Travel in Wish to announce that their large and very complete stock of ¬ fill 11 winn arau n She has nsed it for two rmortthst nd it is ft a great nelp to She does her along without get cor v I I it now fl - 4a J Y v fgjF W9W Wf3 CARPETS WALL PAPER ETC PUNHHAL PfJKNlaiUlNGIS CH- - habits exist that Greens August Flower is a yrand remedy it loes not injnre the system by frequent use and is excellent for sonr stomachs Sample bottles free at and indieestiou J A Wilsons Sold by dealers in all civilized countries oct-27-ly irrgnlar DRY GOODS A Postmasters View of It Gkntlemen After having given Dr Jaldwells Svrnp Pepsin a fair trial in Pepsin Syrup Co BOOTS SHOES ETC Has arrived and is now ready for inspection Bloomingdale Ind Feb 20 99 tjr X MTinVi Atteloi Let without trouble lie r housework M I is an external liniment for It gives them mothers to use strength to attend to their household duties almost to the hour of confine- ment It is the one and only prepara¬ Mothers Friend expectant -A- tion that overcomes morning sickness It is the only and nervousness fhat reinxes and relieves rne rtrain It is the only remedy that -ov rma - it t u i iMUUi is the o r rising is impossible LTn tion so that swelling - vPrveasv j - medy that puts the i ci A 1p1i iivx v th J icines internally Th ey endanger 1 nl lH lives of both motner anu tuuu i 1 Don t taKe JS Mothers Friend or book Send for our free illustrated Is sold by droits 1 Utt wadflcld Regulator Co Atlanta Ga my family I unhesitatingly pronounce it a great boon to all suffering from indi Day Pliouo 137 gestion constipation and dyspepsia in all their form with all their train of Nitfbt lOO I have fought conevil consequences stipation and dyspepsia of a severe charAVVONDEBPUL DMOOYERY acter for 25 years have employed the Not ecly cures bat it keeps well most skilled pnysicians that I could y aa org aaised saasMny ef re- Is sal reach have spent hundreds of dollars hble susiusai man aad has ta endorse and now I find more relief in this pleas xuent of thousands of Clergyuien und than I have found in any- rioted nmle tbrunbonr the rnntrv ant remedy To all persons of sedentarv thing else e gptak of that wonderful Instrnmnt in life I wish to say buy it Electrepoiss aad ask yeur careful occupations I have spent 12 years at the and use it examinacion iato rue oares it nas postmasters desk averaging 14 bnr wrought Col A P Nanally of the per day and know now if I had nd Nearly Inter Ocean Chicago writes aj s this remedy years ago it would have l re years experience wrta Wecrepoe suffering oaly ceafirras ths truth of yen claims saved me muchRespectfully yours T fU4 9nAa 0TV W M McCoy P M Tlndarfni Invent ina and Bloominzinle Ind wcnu Mt n rt irh mine If I could mt gee r eui aacres lorour noox Shoes that plop in tvle fit and Kivim miim i torn neopie wno nara price re what be pun hHser wants beencnrd by EWtrone ELECTRO All POISE CO RU Fourth Avenue Louis- - DrtT these guaranteed at Davis ThoinMpAfttf Xr TBlrriao vMe Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ a 1 vu - fA 7iK flf I wmyvw r 7iK I V A arr 1 M flMPERFECT IN ORjGMVIAU ts i jia ianaouic fldiget oi - l

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