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E essentially a p for the geople mire itt tine it a Fit in the Fanily Circle I EVERYBODY Reads TH BotJRSOflt NEWS Be caiiie it contains all tttfe news It goes alike to the humble Geo D Mitchell Editor and Lessee TWENTYSECOND YEAR Established February i x88i PARIS BOURBON COUNTY FRIDAY JUNE 13 1902 4 nGNNEWS THE B N NEWSper cn v 1 gN8t- i Pruned TlJc f 1 y f is and Every and Friday KEN K IX fJ S WILSON D T WILSON j J S WilSON BIlD- j fJ- J n l 9 PARIKYt rCOALlCOALt It is a Matter of Pride to Sell j 11 And Satisfy Every st D r a matter of cumulative business we are after f i Welhave a bounteous of South Mixed Cannel and j Grades i r A Fine Line of1 tov r 1 r jFa I All Kinds 1- j pJAMES S WILSON BRO i BANS ROW NORtH SIDE COURT HOUSE k x J 9 j TL1 TGoo4Coa1- r J Tt is business as well it i supply j Tellico- J Cheaper lie- H Seed Implements of 1 Mens HighClass Negligee Shirts Light Grounds Figured and Fancy Madras New and Ex elusive Patterns regular 150 quality Cheaper Grades 25 50c I SPECIAL SALE 98c Mens Balbriggan Underwear All Colors Mens Extra Quality Balbriggan Underwear in all Shades perfect fitting and j Remember the place 25C 0FinelyFinisT eL 0 C ALsO a line of Mens Boy Childrens Clot ing and Shoes Complete PRICE CLOTHIE Opp Meat Store NIIMARCOFFSKYP- O FURN1S lAt STiZET Lnugh1i 4 j 1 RIILA AD roe 8 u- f Published by Request You kissed me my head Dropped low on your breast a feeling of shelter And rest While the emotion My dared not speak Flushed up like a flame From my heart to my cheek Your arms held me fast Oh your arms were so bold Heartbeat against heart In their passionate hold Your seemed drawing My soul through my eyes As the sun draws the mist Frqm the sea to the skies And lips to mine Till I prayed in my bliss rapturous kiss You kisssd me heart breath and my will In delirious joy the moment stood still Life had for me then No temptations no charms No of pleasure Outside your arms And were I this instant An angel possessed- Of the glory and peace That are given the blest- I would white robes Unrepiningly down And tear from my forehead Its beautiful crown To nestle more In that haven of rest With your lips upon mine And my head on your breast You kissed me soul In a bliss so devine Reeled and swooned like a foolish man Drunken with wine And Ithought twere delicious To die ti5 if death Would come mouth Was yet moist with your breath Twere delicious to If my heart might gsow cold While your arms me round In that passionate fold And these are the questions- I ask day and night Must my taste once k Such exquisite delight Would you care your breast Were my shelter as then And if you were here Would you kiss tf C B MITCHEL- LIt takes filthy lucre to make a tidy 1111 III III 1 1 1 1 HI I Mil 1 1 II 1 1 HI Il Mlirili 11111 IHTB DR L H LANDMAN Hotel Windsor Tuesday July 8 1902 Nil IUmi 1 Mil nniJIHl Hill Illlilil 1 I Hlif diseases of Kidneys Bladder Urinary Organs Also Rheumatism Back Dropsy Female Troubles Dont become discouraged There is a cure for you If necessary Dr Fenner He has spent a life time cases All consultations Tree Your Kidney and Backache Cure has cured two very bad cases among our custo mers the past year whom the doctors had given up J L STILL CO Woodland la Druggists 50c 1 Ask for Cook Book Free OlVltUO UANbt Fenner I5iss el Ifci itt or rt our never From that once whi m again I breakfast dish 1 sum 5i DR KIDNEY d BackacheA- ll CUREvel such asyours Sure Cure Circular Dr Y u They unclasp r- And For F6lto ort n t Pal FENNERS n s f + LLERSBURG SKereon clerking for Jones ftj Huffman and two children m relatives at Berry a Wall Allen returned Dm Georgetown College Chancelor has returned 1 College at Nashville C Fisher went to New Cplum on college business a Thornton of Paris has been here for several days Smedley attended the Georgetown College thus week grocery at Cynthiana- cca Martin is ill with fever at s Albert Martin in Chicago Jlie Watts of Maysville is nut Mrs Jas Arthur near j M Purnell is visiting daugh jankP Collier near Jackstown- r Marshal has returned from j S C where she taught school rT rtO and Chas of Mt Wednesday looking ied Bassett and son Tabbt of fag are guests of her sister Mrs town Wood and Mrs Bdttie Bush if9 are jruests of formers J Will and Smith Clarke have the assigned stock groceries and Talbott Mr d Mrs Julian McClintock re xesday from visit to her sister nd at Nicholasville Paper in my stock at cost Grigsby of Louisville first seen here by many quite a sensation nix Hotel Lexington Wednesday and went to Louisville will return today Mrs Dr C B Smithy Mrs Owen Ingels Mrs Chas Howard Mrs Ed Ingels and Mrs W G McClintock attended a by Mrs Lyda Con way i of Paris Thursday Miss Marguerite of Ruddles Mills mother Dr and William Peterson was buried here Tuesday Funeral services were held in M E Church by Rev C C Fisher and P H Willis NOTICE Dr H Bowen the optician will be at A J Winters Cos Wednesday June 25 Examination free tf B Kentucky Fair Dates Biclifloipnd July 141U Georgetown July 2226 Cynthiana July 80Aug 3 August 58 Lexington August 1116 Lawrenceburg August 1922 Maysville August 2028 Shelbyville August 2629 August 2729 Florence August 2730 Germantown August 2730 Bardstown September 26 Elizabethtoyn September 912 Bowling Green September 1013 Glasgow September 1018 Ewing September 11 18 Louisville September 2227 Hartford October 14 j I is beth ay atives m albott accepted a ans I rna r here farm l near I P I Sanford Allen I McClintock Perry of of parents and McClintock I I I of tock I M Miller is building a semi qdition ala Southern style to y of his residence I I I 50 days Come now It Jos V MOCK rI- M j Blue Licks Wednesday in alma Collier nt Phoe I lIf 0 Danville London i r has S4 uls e S n Were fori 71 rt Jno ofS daughter izie 0 Mrs T ir of D r circu1 the lm titer Mrs Al prices to alk9Icl Miss nifrried Peterson = Lexington Ky 12 and 14 W Main St Central Kentuckys Largest Dry Goods Center livery Woman likes a Stylish WiRfitting Dress of fashionable and Serviceable Materials We make a specialty of Dressmaking Select ing Cutting and Fitting according to instructions and selections made by the customer and guarantee satisfactory We reputable and scientific modists under the supervision of MRS MINKIB of Louisville Ky who are experienced tmd exact their are thoroughly informed as to fashions latest liwdels Our line of Dress Fabrics are the latest in the country sent on request and estimates furnished We make dresses for many of the most cultured dressers in this community Cant make one for you ilaufinan Straus Co Lexington Kentucky T Work employ in methods and I we KAUFMAN STRAUS CO 9 1- t J LovZ late Sam q 1 c r- P s The general people who seen our stock of Lace Curtains S is that ve are carrying the r of such ever shown fin Our stock is large and complete and if YQU will give us a we e satisfied that we can suit youip bow fz price and quality Sz We have all grades of stock to select from and you will be astonish ed at the bargains we can you in any of the above of goods fc nspection invited At Least Keep Your Milk and Butter Cool To do this you must have a firstclass v Either of the above be obtained at the very Lowest Prices at FURNITURE COMPANY OppCOTJKO HOUSE e- I E 3 E Lace Curtains Carpets Wall Papers and BestLine 3goods Kentucky i Ijjt v e A 4 SRe tKEEP Refrigerator B AF Wheelers c O 262l a rt D o 1tt1 P 1tf 1 1P It14111P11t111t1hf1f 14 11 CARPETS WallPapers f Bugs r onofthe b s sE a E rr s s- UlllJl lll110 11N1111J1Jl y I1 11111Ub0 KOOL ORAN Ice can RlaiesfSireet9 SimmsjBuilciing = = = = = = = = = = = J j ii jt e C iI w I Commissioner of Labor Wright Investigated the Trouble Mr Wright Will Not Make Any or Recommendations He Was Treated Courteously By the Operators and Miners New York June Information called for by President Roosevelt about the coal strike has been secured and will soon be presented to him in the form of an official report by Carroll D Wright United States commissioner of labor The report will touch at the root of the difficulty and will explain the real causes leading to the great industrial conflict which causes have been jealously guarded by both sides Mr Wright will not make any suggestions or recommendations The information sought was obtained in two interviews which occupied in all but four hours Monday night at the Manhattan hotel President Mitchell made- a presentment of the miners side of the controversy Late Tuesday in the offices of the Delaware Hudson Co President Oliphant of that company and President Baer of the Philadel phia Reading railroad and Thomas of the ErIe company discussed the strike from the standpoint of the operators President Truesdale of the Lackawanua railroad was to the conference but was not present I have practically completed the r official investigation said Wright Tuesday night and will present my report as quickly as possible to President Roosevelt I have secured the information I desired and courteously by the representatives on both sides of the controversy It will not be necessary for me to go the coal fields- I can not say anything concerning the mass of information in my pos session I spend the evening with friends and will hold no more conferences Speaking of the prospect of a general strike of the miners Commissioner Wright expressed himself as fol lowsIf the soft coal men Who have sign ed contracts should strike they would be violating their agreement and thus put their unions at a decided disad vantage and forfeit the sympathy of the public This action would put the unions on the defensive in every arbitration that would follow the out break None of the strikers thus far bound by contracts THEODORE A ROSS DEAD For 23 Years Was Grand Secretary of Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F Orange N J June 11 Theodore A Ross for 28 years grand secretary- of the sovereign grand lodge of the I O O F was found dead in bed at his home in East Orange Tuesday Heart disease probably caused death He 78 years old Mr Ross was born in Newark and when a boy went to Indianapolis where he engaged in business He was also at various times a resident of Cincinnati and Columbus O Previous to being appointed grand secre tary he represented the odd fellows of New Jersey as grand representative- for 15 years He was also adjutant general of the Patriarchs Militant of Columbus O Several years ago he wrote a history of the organization which is a standard work Mr Ross retired from active business five years ago because of failing health and eyesight RAILWAY ACCIDENTS During Three Months There Were 1481 Collisions and 877 Derailments Washington June 11 A bulletin is Sued by the Interstate commerce com miss4o Tuesday shows that during the three months ended December 31 last there were 1481 railroad and 877 derailments in the United States In which 274 persons were and 2089 injured Accidents of all other kind increase the total to 813 Wiled and 10235 injured The cars engines and roadway by these accidents amounted to 2075 091 AT WEST POINT In the Game of Ball Yae Beat the Ca det Nine 15 to 4 West Point N Y June 11 The ex orcises here Tuesday were given over entirely to athletic sports In a game of ball at which Lieut Gen Miles and Gen Longstreet were among the nrom anent spectators Yale beat the cadet nine 15 to 4 President Roosevelt reached here Wednesday morning on a special train He will deliver the diplomas to the graduating class on Thursday Tuesday night the grauda tion hop was given Demonstration By Havanas Poor Havana June demonstration Was made at the palace Tuesday morn ing by a mob of Havanas poorest class who cried for bread President Palma took 1000 from his private purse and with it purchased bread which he distributed to the crowd Monument to Samuel J Tilden Washington June 11 Representative McDermott of New Jersey Tuesday introduced a bill for a statue or monument to the memory of Samuel J Tildeu to be erected in Washington Jit cost of 5000 J MINERS STRIKE D 11The j i 1 t I i i t I was treated I to j will i j I I i wasi c was U damage to c 11A Q THE w r Suggestions 3 invited Commissioner y i a w I o i 1 I I collisions kill- edi Q 4 4 WEST STRIKE Three Organizers Have Been Placed Under Arrest Clarksburg W Va June 12 The strike situation assumes a more aspect Several mines in this neighborhood are almost suspended Two hundred men went out at Enter prise Tuesday night Sheriff Flem ming and a dozen deputies went to the scene but the strikers were quiet and started on a march the river Much bitterness is caused by the of Joe Bell Orrin Brown and R F Kearns at Monongahela The men are organizers and are charged with threatening property Judge Jackson of the United States court ordered the marshal to hold deputies ready at a moments notice The railroad police force are also to be within reach at all times Many arrests have been made on the charge of threatening property and trespassing United States Marshal C D Elliott with a dozen deputies arrived here Wednesday night with an injunc tion issued Wednesday by Judge John- J Jackson of the United States district Parkersburg against strikers In the FairmontClarksburg region The injunction is very broad and prohibits interference in any man ner with the work of the miners who have refused to strike Monongah W Va June three days of marching through this coal region is believed will not avail the agitators much They were camp ed Wednesday night at Willow Tree just outside the corporate limits Orders have been given to move to Shinnstown where they will make headquarters As they approached the Marion county line Wednesday morning Sheriff Joliffe and his depu ties through Judge Mason by the Fair mont Coal Co issued an injunction restraining them from again marching into Marion county No attention was paid to the orders and Wednesday leaders Haggerty Morgan Springer Noon Edwards and Pigginni were arrested and are now In jail at Fairmont About 200 miners are idle here and all mines are running except three The companys plant along the line is be ingguarded More agitators are expected at headquarters Thursday to take the place of the ones in jail CHOATES DINNER King and Queen Dined With the Am erican Ambassador London June crowd of sev eral hundred persons including a number of American sightseers had gath ered outside the house of the United States ambassador Joseph H Choate on Carlton house terrace when King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived there at 845 Wednesday night to attend the dinner given by Mr and Mrs Choate Their majesties came in what is known as a Town carriage with outriders in red livery The front of the embassy was with the customary coronation device a crystal transparency show Ing a royal cipher It was surmounted- by the stars and stripes The crowd uncovered as their majes ties passed in Otherwise there was no demonstration THE INDEMNITY CLAIMS Proposition of United States to Spate It Down Partially Accepted Washington June cablegram received by Secretary Hay from Unit ed States Minister Conger at Peking confirms the reported acceptance by the resident foreign ministers there of the general proposition of the United States government for a pro rata down of the clafms of the various nations for indemnity on account of the Boxer uprising It is understood however that England and Japan does not share in the reduction for their accounts clearly establish the fact that weir legitimate and actual expenses were even more than their indemnity claims BY MEXICAN TROOPS Yaqui Indians Men Women and Children Massacred Tucson Ariz June Arizona banker arrived here from Prictas Sonora with details of a mas sacre of Yaqui Indians men women find children in Santa Rosa canon 35 miles from the Minas J rletas mines by a detachment of Gen Torres troops It appears that the Yaqui forces that were operating in that section had moved further into the moun tains leaving their women and In Santa Rosa canon under a guard of 80 men The Mexican troops came upon this camp and without any warning opened a terrible spar Ing neither women nor children Newspaper Writer Dead Asheville N C June Howard prominent in newspaper and journalistic circles died here Wed nesday from lung trouble He had suffered for some time from ill health He was a wellknown newspaper writer Nominated For Governor Harrisburg Pa June Samuel W Pennypacker of Philadelphia was nominated for governor over Attorney General John P Elkin of Indian by Wednesdays republican state convention by a vote of 216 to 152 Gov Hill Renominated Portland Me June John tf Hill was Wednesday renominated for a second term by the republican state convention Amos L Allen was also renominated for congress from the First district VIRGIN lA down arrest court at 12The 12A 12A 12A 12Walter 12Judge 12Gov ic serious instructed t decorated sealing prominent children fire e r Two German Cruisers Ordlred La Gnira Venezuela It Is Not Thought the United States Government Would Raise Objec tion Should Germany Blockade Venezuelan Ports St Thomas D W I June 11 The German cruiser Falke sailed for La Guira Venezuela Monday and the German cruiser Gazelle sailed for tile same port Tuesday under hurled or ders from Berlin Washington June 11 In the absence of any official advises on the subject the officials here are in the dark as to the reasons for the hurried departure of German warships for Venezuela as reported in the St Thomas dispatch Germany has a big claim against of the Berlin pany of discount for the nonperformance of engagements which the Venezuelan government has undertaken in connection with the great Venezuelan railway built by the government The claim approximates 8000000 bolivares One inference and it Is merely that as there is no official information on base the statement is that Germany sent her vessels to La Guira to enforce the payment of the claim as Venezuela has not attempted to meet the obligation The diplomatic correspondent of the state department shows that Germany has considered the question of coercion in connection with the payment- of the claims A comunication from the German embassy of December 20 last has this to say on the subject In case the German government should be obliged to use coercion against Venezuela in connection with the pending claims it will have to be considered what kind of measures should be adopted The most im portant measure of is the blockade of Venezuelan harbors would have to be carried through without a declaration of waf preced ing it A blockade therefore would be a peace blockade Such a blockade would touch likewise the ships of neutral powers inasmuch as such ships although a confiscation of them would not have to be considered would have to be turned away and prohibIted until the blockade should be raised In the same manner European states have proceeded on such occasions especially England and France- It is not believed that the United States government would raise any objection should Germany undertake the blockade of Venezuelan ports to collect the claim of the Berlin com pany as the president in his message to congress made the following observation in connection with the attitude of the American government- on the Monroe doctrine We do not guarantee any state against punishment if it misconducts itself provided that punishment does not take of the acquisition- of territory by any nonAmerican power FAST MAIL SERVICE Only 23 12 Hours Between New York and St Louis Washington June 11 The fastest daily mail service ever attempted be tween New York and eastern cities and St Louis and western points is provided for in arrangements made by the post office department effective next Sunday The contract calls for a daily schedule of 23 hours between New York and St Louis over the Pennsylvania railroad Beginning Sunday- a fast mail train will leave New York at 245 a m daily and arrive at St Louis at 215 oclock Monday morning This shortens the present schedule be tween New York and Louis by about eight hours and practically means a gain of a day for eastern mail bound to far western points and the southwest The new fast will reach Pitts burg at 1245 p m Columbus 420 p m Richmond Ind 655 p m and Indianapolis 840 p m The early arrival at St Louis permits connection with all the fast early morning trains out of there MAJ GEN BROOKE House Committee Reports Adversely to Advancing His Rank Washington June 11 The house committee on military affairs Tues day voted against making a favorable report on the bill recently pass ed the senate authorizing the advance ment of the senior major general of the army Gen Brooke to the rank of lieutenant general and his retire ment at that rank Representative Adams Pa moved a favorable of the bill but after only brief discussion the motion was lost 1 to 3 The vote was not strictly on party lines Sued For Breach of Premise Chicago June 11 John Sprengt a wealthy New Orleans manufacturer lately retired from business while at the Palmer house on his wedding tour was served with a notice of a 25000 breach of promise suit The plaintiff- Is Hellie Burker a waitress Prince Ferdinand In St Petersburg St Petersburg June 11 Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria arrived here Tuesday He was received with great ceremony by the Grand Duke Valdimar other high officials and a guard HURRIED ORUEH SENl y Venezuelathat com which tp coercionthat the form St mail r tc report end i i CENTENNIAL CELEBKATION Anniversary of Establishment of the West Point Academy West Point N Y June 12 The of the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the West Point military academy reached its climax Wednesday President Roosevelt was the chief guest and there was a bril liant crowd including army and navy officers cabinet officers ladies in bright costumes and handsomely uniformed diplomats The days activity began with the arrival of the president and then came- a review of the cadets a reception at the home of the superintendent of the academy Col Mills the formal exercises and speeches in memorial hall after luncheon and the dress parade- at sundown The centennial ban quet with more than 500 guests was held In the evening President Roosevelts party includ ed Secretary Root Secretary Moody Postmaster General Payne Secretary Cortelyou and Miss Carow the presi dents sisterinlaw The president was met at the station by Superin tendent Mills and his staff and the staff of the academy When the pres ident reached the crest a salute of 21 guns was fired the cadets were drawn up on the parade ground The presi dent was driven to the of Col Mills and then he walked across the street to the parade ground and re viewed the cadets In the course of the review Cadet Calvin P Titus was called from the ranks to face the president who pin ned a medal for bravery at Peking China August 1900 on his breast and spoke a few words to him While the reception which followed the review was in progress Gov Odell arrived alone and at once paid his respects to the president and joined the official circle of visitors Immediately after luncheon the hun dreds of visitors sought memorial hall- a new stone structure where the ex ercises were held The president escorted by the cadets and leading a notable party of officers came across the parade ground and soon after his entrance the speaking began Col Mills made an address of wel come and then introduced President Roosevelt who made an address The orator of the day was Gen Horace Porter ambassador to France The secretary of war was the last speaker The afternoon exercises were brought to a close with the dress parade It was witnessed by the president and his party and many officers TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS Over a Million Acres Have Been Thrown on the Market Ft Worth Tex June 12 Over a million acres of Texas school lands have been thrown on the market by recent decision of the state su preme court holding that renewal of ochool leases was illegal A tremen dous rush for th se lands is now on from Sweetwater Colorado City Ros coe and other points The rush is a reminder of scenes at the opening of Oklahoma to settlement Every vari ety of vehicle is being pressed into service to carry the homeseekers to their destination in the great cattle pastures which wm now be broken up It is estimated that over 5000 claims will be taken up in the next 30 days The Boat Capsized Madison Wis June L Lohr of Milwaukee and Miss Adr Hawley of Madison members of the graduati class of the state university were drowned while boating on Lake Mendota Wednesday evening When about a mile from shore their boat capsized throwing them into the water They sank before rescuers could reach them Hot Day at Omaha Omaha Neb June 12 The mer cury reached 97 degrees in Omaha Wednesday afternoon being the hot test day of the year thus far A hot wind wave passed over the state Tues day night lasting 15 minutes the temperature raising 12 degrees Lieut Hagedorns Punishment Manila June Hagedorn quartermaster of the 28th infantry who was arrested last March on the charge of embezzlement has been dis missed from the army and sentenced- to two years confinement in the prison at Manila Expansion Plan Adopted Marquette Mich June 12 in con vention here Wednesday night the great camp of Maccabees adopted the proposed plan by a vote of 1494 to 867 The majority is suffi cient to make the adaptation of the proposition binding Will Encourage immigration Manila June joint meeting- of the Spanish and English commerce called to consider the labor situation here has decided to offer every inducement under the law to encourage the coming to the Philippines of Indians and Japanese Farmers Enterprise- St Paul June 12 Farmers on the Nez Perces prairie Ida have secured from the Northern Pacific the right of way for a tramway money for which has been subscribed over which they will carry their grain through to the railways More Boers Surrender London June dispatch from Lord Kitchener announces that Van Tonders and Van comman- does having with them 403 rifles have surrendered near Ventersdorp camp Southwestern he h9me 14 the 12George 12Lieut expansion 12A chambers- of 12A Heerdens celebration Transvaal- r Territory 100 Miles Wide and 200 s Long Was Devastated Not a Village or City in McLean Coun ty Escaped and From Every Comes Reports of De stroyed Buildings Peoria 111 June 12 The double storm that struck Peoria at 10 oclock Tuesday night and again at 2 oclock Wednesday morning was the worst Central Illinois has experienced since 1843 Rain fell in torrents and the damage caused by the high winds is inestimable at this time Probably the worst damage in proportion size of the town was at Kingston Mines a small mining town 20 miles below Peoria There three people were killed outright and ten were in jured three fatally The Peoria Pekin Union round house was blown down shortly after 10 oclock In it at the time were eight men and all escaped without se rious injury but Samuel Spence an Iowa Central engineer who was caughc oy the falling walls receiving serious Injuries to his back Thirteen locomotives owned by the Illinois Central two or the Iowa Cen tral four by the Toledo Peoria fc Western and five by the Big Four were almost totally wrecked The roof of the Harned Von Maur dry goods store was blown off The stock Was damaged 25000 by water unarles Canon Cos mens furnish ing store was wrecked by water No insurance bchipper Block lost con sideraiie on account of water Short ly after 11 oclock a report reached the police uiat the people living in Dry Run on the bluff were in danger- of drowning as they had been caught by the flood Row boats were hurried to the scene at once and the police took 12 people from their homes They were standing on pianos with the water almost to their necks With in an hour all would have perished- A tug boat and a steam launch which have been plying on the river at this point have disappeared sine tile first storm and it is believed thev are now at the bottom of the Peoria lake Their pilots have not been seer June ing across a pathway 100 miles in width and devastating territory fully 200 miles long extending from county on the north and Ma coupin county en the south and leav ing its mark across the face of Centril Illinois a tornado Tuesday night inflicted property loss which will aggre gate 1000000 and cost a dozen lives The brunt of the storm fell upon Mc Lean and adjoining counties Light ning was incessant for two hours but was marked by absence of thunder claps jne wind reached a Velocity- of 100 miles an hour and left a trail of destruction and death An almost complete paralysis of telephone and telegraph lines for 12 hours made it impossible to secure full details of the disaster It is known that while the fatalities in McLean county were but tnree scores of persons were seriously injured and hundreds of narrow escapes from death were reporter Not a village or city of McLean coun ty escaped and from every district comes the same report of destroyed buildings injury to growing crops and razed fruit and shade trees The aggregate loss in McLean county not in cluding three lives at Merna or thou sands upon thousands of shade and fruit trees that were leveled will be between 300000 and 400000 roughly estimated Claims for tornado up to Wednesday evening among local agents have reached 50 000 and it is believed that this sum will be doubled This amount only represents the loss outside of Bloom ington in McLean county farming dis tricts The heaviest loss in proportion- to population fell upon Merna a village ten miles east of Bloomington where the town hall used by a party of 250 for a dance was destroyed three of the women dancers being instantly killed by falling timbers and 50 others were injured- C F W NEELY RELEASED Was Imprisoned and Fined For Com plicity in Cuban Postal Frauds Havana June F W Neely who March 24 was sentenced to ten years imprisonment and to pay a fine of 56401 for complicity in the Cuban postal frauds was released Wednes day under the bill signed by Presi dent June 9 granting amnesty- to all Americans convicted of crimes in Ciua during tne term of the occupation and those awaiting trial Capt Srgsbees Daughter Weds Washington June Ethel Sigsbee the daughter of Capt and Mrs Cuarles D Sigsbes of the United States navy and Mr Robert T Small were married here at the new church by Rev Frank Sewall The groom is the son of Rev Samuel W Small Allowances Made to Ohio and Illinois Washington June secretary of the treasury Wednesday sent to the house reports on the allowances made to Ohio 458559 and to Illinois 1005129 for interest on ac count of the civil war advances made government Cuban Minister Arrives New York June Gon zales de Quesada the first Cunan min ister to the United States arrived Wednesday on the steamer Morro Cas tle from Havana He war acoompan led by his family STORM IN ILLlNmS Bloomington ill 12Stretch now 12C ralma 12Miss 12The to tho 12Senor 1 i L l A e District tithe Livingston insurance American 1 c BRIEF BUT KILLING- A Horse RemedyThat Was Not n ominended But Was Very Ef fective in it Way as illustrative of thebeing too laconic in speech ifwas the distinguishing the village Jim and J each the owner of ir Turpentine- Good Good with this result Jim Turpentine- Killed mine Mine too Good mornin Good momin Ladies Can Shoes One size smaller after using Allens Pont Ease A Certain cure swollen hot feet At all Druggists cept no substitute And It Incnralile is your profession Witness Im a poet your honor Huh Thats not a profession diseaseChicago Daily Stops the Couch and works off the cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Price 25 cents Many a man fails because he would rather quickly than honestly cago Daily Pisos Cure is the best medicine we ever used for all affections of the throat and 10 WOO Sells watered florist Phila delphia Evening Bulletin 00 CAN DO IT TOO Over 2000000 people are now goods from us at wholesale 15 to 40 percent on every thing they usc You can do it too Why not ask us to send you our 1000 page catalogue 1 It tells the story Send 15 cents for it today CHICAGO The house that tells the truth Summer TripsT- O MichiganHMD eanada-M Clemens Port Huron Point aux Barques Louis Island The Snows Sault Ste Marie Petoskey Gharlevoix Traverse City vFrz nkf ort on the Lake LAKES Yellowstone National Park and Colorado Resorts reached direct via recent West P political meet-ing was marked the of a met one day and spoke ae fo relates the What did you give your horse for f botts 1 mornin mornin They again each ot t Mornin Morn h 1 What dId you say gave for the boas J Wear Address A S Olmsted LeRoy N JudgeWhat its a lungsWm O Endsley Ind I stockthe Y i pricessaving i 3 i t I Mackinac 1 j MUSK KlI j i f A b u0ri Morgan encountered btr you your sweating FREE j buying A74Zdf I Alma St Y Parlor and Cafe Gars on Sleeping Cars on Night Trains DIRECT CONNECTION MADE WITH RAILAND STEAMSHIP LINES Ask for booklet on D G EDWARDS P T M Cincinnati O The Worlds PlaygroundCOLO- RADOMICHIGAN CANADA THE ADIRONDACKS- ST LAWRENCE RIVER WHITE MOUNTAINS SEA COAST OF NEW ENGLAND best reached by the Big FourF- or full Information and particulars as ro ticket limits etc call on Agents D Route or address J LYNCH W P DEPPE Gen Pass The Agt Asst G P T A CINCINNATI O CUBES WHtilE Alt ELSE FAILS ia Bet Cough Syrup Tasus Good fcse K- la time Sold by druggists E daytrans Summer Trips f or the 8 o the undorsigned a e- Q e 51 e t K S THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KRIDAY JUNE 1902 d c I T 12 c1 uCf oronation of EDWARD VIII fing an Account of How His Majesty Will Be Crowned King of Great Britain and Ire land and Emperor of India on Thursday June 26 ILFft 1 1 THURSDAY June 26 Edward VII will be crowned king of Great Britain and Ireland and f the government and the English and social life have for months been directed to this unique which promises to history of the United Kingdom Thursday seems to leave been a fB the anniversary of the day on lord protector in Westminster that the fol lowing English monarchs have been crowned on a Thursday Stephen John II William and Mary fieorffe IV William IV i It 1 IV of India All the machinery I energies I of st wards perfecting arrangements for be the most splendid coronation in J day for crownings June 26 Fot which Oliver installed as c hall It is also RlE nn Anne rro- t cm- it o e Cromwell was firsg and Queen Victoria That a fair collection of lucky and unlucky which makes it difficult for any superstitious person to gather omens for the chosen Edward VII the chief figure in the rrand event was born November 9 1841 and succeeded his mother January 1901 He was married to Princess Alexandra of Denmark March 10 1863 Their oldest living stuff George Frederick prince of Wales was born in 1S65 and married Princess May of Teck in 1893 The other living children of the royal couple are Louise Victoria duchess of Fife Maud Princess Charles of Denmark and Princess Victoria Alexandra TIlE CORONATION SEnVrCE Official Perm ns Amended and Approved Ills Majesty Tae form of the coronation service as finally amended and approved by the king of 26 distinct sections Tie king and queen and their retinue will form in procession at Buckingham palace hey will enter the great west door of Westminster abbey where they will be welcomed by the shouts of the kings scholars of school and by the anthem I v a glad when they said unto me We will- t ij the house of the Lord f Instead of going direct to their thrones tie royal pair will kneel in private prayer on footstools in front of their chairs Then tie archbishop of Canterbury the lord high chancellor the lord great chamberlain and the Garter King of Arms each in turn vil formally present the king the lords tarrying the regalia will step up and the dean of Westminster will plaqe the regalia on the altar Tile abbreviated litany and part of the Communion seryiee will follow Then the archbishop will recite the Ni ctne creed and the bishop of London will yreacA a short sermon Just before the sermon the king who up to that stags of the ceremony will have been uncovered will put on a cap of crimson velvet trimmed with ermine Then comes the oathtaking after which tie king will be anointed Then the kings cap and crimson robe will be removed and four Garter knights will hold over him a rich pall of silk or clothof gold the dean of Westminster will pour holy oil into a spoon and the archbishop of Canterbury will anoint the king making the sign of the cross on the top of his maj Mys head thus consecrating him King over this people whom the Lord your God bath given you to rule and govern The king will then kneel and the dean of Westminster will invest Elm with the super tunica lu u is ts II omo Lt fr u Ever rd rJJ t l tI by l I I ter j J f monarchs t i 22 a consists 2 i 11 cainin t m 4 1 HER MAJESTY ALEXANDRA come ceremonies which so much discussion including the presentation of the sword of state the standards and the spurs and then the orb be placed in the kings right hand heW J again be divested of the crimson robe will be enveloped in a purple robe of and the archbishop Canterbury will ve the scepter to the king while the lord t manor worksop supports the kingsii sit hand and a is placed on his maj tty s fourth finger The oss which surmounts the orb Diamonds m the orb also a fine amethyst which is finally placed upon tho monarchs and presses put on their glittering coro the abbey rings with God save the King I Xext Will the II and he of orb is a golden ball inches diameter and 11 incbes high including the rubies emeralds sapphires and pearls are set the pedestal ot the cross W1 n the signs head all that great crowd of nets and caused will hate of t rix in cr l forms pee u4 4 According to official rules in theory the coronets of the nobility are never worn ex cept at the coronation of a sovereign when they are put on at the moment when the primate of England places the crown upon thebrow of the king Upon occasions of state the coronet is carried before the on a cushion and at the funeral it is placed on the coffin or borne on a purple cushion The shouts of God save the King are caught up by the crowd outside church bells ring and cannon are fired not only in London but in all chief towns After a Bible is given to the king a solemn te deum is chanted and enthronement follows or homage The king is conducted to a throne in the center of the abbey and there receives the act of homage first from the lords spiritual who kneel about him pronounce of homage and kiss his hand personage the words over her the king will put aring on her finger the archbishop of York will place the crown on her head and the scepter and ivory rod and dove will be placed in her hands Prayers will be offered the will put on their coronets and the service will end with the communion The crown for Queen Alexandra was made for the Queen of William III It is set with pearls sapphires diamonds and other pre cious stones The scepter for a queen consort is very like kings only not so large the rod for the jueen is of ivory sur mounted by a dove and a cross It is said that Queen Alexandra would prefer to be crowned according to Russian custom by the own hands after his coronation but she realizes that the might not be pleasing to English ideas PLEASING TO THE PEOPLE Incidental Ceremonies Which Will Delight the Gaping Crowds Apart from the coronation itself what so far has afforded the greatest possible satis faction to the 5000000 inhabitants of Lon don is that the king and queen and with them the rest of the royal family and score of foreign princes and potentates will come among not be content with simply t e themwill peeresses BRITISH ROYAL CROWN I QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN Princes of the blood royal ascend the steps of the throne take off their coronets re peat the homage touch the crown upon the kings head and kiss his left cheek The peers of the realm follow suit with the ex ception that they kiss the hand instead of the cheek The words of homage are I do become your liegeman of life and limb and of earthly worShip and faith and truth I will bear unto you to live and die against all manner of folk so help me God When the act of homage is over the members of the house of commons give nine hearty cheers with cries of God save the King repeated by all homage medals are thrown to the occupants of the lower galleries all symbol of sovereignty the king receives the holy sacrament and the Hallelujah chorus concludes the service After this ceremony the queen will be crowned She will be anointed on the head four peeresses holding a magnificent pall f f I t cltoi if id HIS CORONATION ROBE riding from palace to abbey and back again but will pass in state through the principal arteries and some of the moan streets of the metropolis in order that their subjects may see them and cheer them It will be the most memorable 14mile drive ever undertaken by royalty Queen Victoria did something of the kind on the occasion of the diamond jubilee in 1897 but great as this undoubtedly was it will be ex celled by the royal pageant to be carried out June 26 The reception of the king and queen by the lord mayor will be suggestive of medieval times It is one of the ancient privileges of the city of London to bar if need be even the progress of a king into its wealthy do main Therefore when the king and queen ride in state along the Strand and reach the law courts quaint little ceremony will be gone through with stately solemnity ere the royal cavalcade proceeds on its way At the spot where old Temple Bar used to stand but where now an inartistic monu ment nicknamed The Griffin occupies the center of the narrow roadway the lord mayor with his mace bearer his sword bearer and all the retinue of the Mansion house will await the coming of royalty It may be that with proper regard for effect- a replica of the ancient gates of the city will shut off Fleet street from the Strand in much the same way as was done with such striking effect when the late queen made her triumphal entry into Dublin a year be fore her death Whether this be so or not there will be a demand as to who comes there on behalf of the representatives of Gog and Magog and when it is made known that it is their majesties then the lord mayor will ride bareheaded into the royal presence and evidence of loyalty will hand to his majesty the keys of the city These in due course will be handed back and the lord mayor will then lead the way down Fleet street past St Pauls as far as the Mansion house where doubtless he will take leave of the royal party Another interesting ceremony will be the cutting of the first sod for the Queen Vic toria memorial to be erected immediately in front of Buckingham palace This will be done by King Edward in the presence of his illustrious guests gathered from all parts of the world The happy idea of beginning this great national undertaking at the time of the coronation originated with his majesty who rightly considers that the presence in London of so many foreign royalties and diplomatic personages is an opportunity that the nations of the world will gladly seize to pay a tribute to the memory of Queen Victoria AMERICA TO THE FRONT To Be Represented at the Oporanation 1 y n Special Embassy The coronation will be witnessed by rep resentatives from every known country in the world including all the provinces and dependencies qf the British crown The Eu ropean powers will be represented by princes of the blood and the republic Ot France by a special embassy The United States delegation will consist of Hon White law Reid special commissioner Gen J M Wilson and Admiral Watson representing respectively the army and the navy In the great naval parade and demonstration pre ceding the coronation in the English shall nel the battleship Illinois in command of Rear Admiral Crowninshield will ttfke a prominent part The official representatives of the United States will have seats in Westminster abbey and will be treated very much like princes For the time being they will outrank Mr Choate the American ambassador at London and all other diplomats Appropriate Jaggles That actress sued him for trifling with her affections and the jury gave her a verdict for six cents Waggles So the damages were Topics as triflingTown k i t n b FiFT SEYENTH GOHGRESS Washington June 6 Senate In further consideration of the isthmian canal project the senate heard Thurs day two speeches neither of which was complete general debate on the antianarchy bill was ended except for two speeches which will be made Fri day ivir Littlefield Me will make the closing argument in support of the The debate Thursday like that of Wednesday was devoted to legal arguments Washington June transacting some routine business Friday tho senate resumed consideration of the isthmian canal bill Mr Hanna 0 continuing his argument in sup port of the Panama canal The Ohio senator declared that no political con siderations were involved in the canal problem debate on the anti anarchy bill closed The section of the senate bill providing a body guard for the president was stricken from the senate bill as a precaution in caso the house substitute failed June isthmian canal project was discussed- in the senate Monday House The house passed the bill to protect the president vice president members of the cabinet and foreign ministers and ambassadors and to sup press the teaching of anarchy by a vote of 175 to 38 It is a substitute for the senate measure which con tained no antianarchy provisions but which did contain a provision omitted from the substitute for a body guard for the president The substitute con sists of 13 sections It provides that any who shall unlawfully pur posely and knowingly kill the presi dent vice president or any officer en titled by law to succeed to the presi dency any foreign ambassador or minister accredited to this country while engaged in the performance of his official duties or because of his offi cial character or because of any of his acts or omissions shall suffer death Any person who attempts to commit any of the above offenses shall be imprisoned not less than ten years Any person while engaged in unlawful attempt to inflict grievous bodily harm upon the president or any person en titled to succeed him if he inflicts in juries wh ch shall cause death shall be imprisoned for life if such injuries do not cause death such offender shall be imprisoned not less than five years Any person who aids abets or con spires with another to commit any of the above offenses shall be deemed a principal Any person who knowingly harbors conceals or aids with intent that he may avoid arrest or punish ment any person who has committed- one of the above offenses shall be im prisoned from one to 25 years Any person who advocates the unlawful killing of an officer of the government- or the government of any civilized because of his character or who openly justifies such killing with in tent to secure the commission or any of offenses shall be fined from 500 to 5000 and imprisonment from one to 20 years Any person who conspires or advises any person to assault or kill within or without the United States the chief magistrate- of a foreign country because of his character shall be punished as fol lows If the attempt is made and death results such offender shall suffer death If such attempt does not re sult in death the punishment shall be a fine of 500 to 5000 and imprison ment from five to 25 years If such attempt is not made the punishment shall be a similar fine and imprison ment from one to five years Section 2 provides that no person who Is op posed to all organized government or is a member of any organization en tertaining or teaching such opposition shall not be admitted into the United States and that any person who aids such person to enter shall be fined from 500 to 5000 and imprisoned from one to five years Section 12 prohibits naturalization of anarchists Washington June other of the big supply bills of the government was disposed of by tho senate Tuesday the naval bill carry ing more than 78000000 being pass ed It includes provisions for two firstclass battleships two firstclass armored cruisers and two gunboats but strikes out the house provision that one of each shall be built at government yards house defeated the bill to transfer certain forest reserves to the agricultural department and to au thorize the president to game and fish preserves Its death was ac complished by striking out the enacting clause The house then adopted- a special order for the consideration- of the Corliss Pacific cable bill by a vote of 108 to 73 Washington June before adjournment Wednesday the senate agreed to Vote finally on the Nicaragua canal bill and all pending amendments on Thursday June 19 the voting to begin at 2 p m Before consideration of the canal question was resumed Wednesday the motion of Mr Wellington Md to discharge on privileges tions from further consideration of the resolutions providing for the submission of an amendment to the constlti tion ror the election of senators by the people was aefeated 21 to 36 after a sharp debate house dispatched the Corliss Pacific cable bill by the same method It adopted Tuesday in the case ot the forest reserve bill It struck out the enacting clause of the measure by a vote of 116 tc 77 thus giving- no opportunity to test the strength of the Dalzell substitute which author ized the president to contract with a private company for the laying of a cabio THE DANISH TREATY Ratification of the Protocol to Be Ex tended For One Year Washington dune 12 The senate on foregn relations Wet decided to recommend to the senate the ratification of the protocol extending for one year the time for the ratification of the Danish treaty for tne jmrchaee of the Danish West This action is made V the failure of the DaufcparifaiuQji- tn aft on the treaty HouseThe meaSure 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11 Hjutt brats b to- P li- THE A ii DAILY A 0 3 100 710 1107 btam tag 118720 Duvall 123 183 148 07 150 S 1l 880 r 4 d 30a leap i u i i T Denver Wednesday Burlinj tonNur 1 t fern advise u Ltii5 free A r0 r + THE BOURBON NEWS ARXS KENTUCKY FRIDAY JUNE 13 1902I j t 0 4 THE BOURBON NEWS Entered at the Postoffice at Paris Ky as secondclass mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDA D MITCHELL EDITOR JULIA press agent announ oes that Tier personal share of the receipts for the season aggregates 165 000 indicating so to speak that while Knighthood is in Flower Julia is in clover v ONLY two deaths accidental of course in all Kentucky the flobert rifle yesterday Has age or custom staled the infinite do of that popular toy Louisville Times THE political like the other regulation crops in Kentucky has been somewhat backward about coming forward but now that the cold and season is presumably at an end there are signs of a mighty making up of lost time Louisville Times MILTON MULLIKIN a farmer living Olivet is the owner of a kit tenthat has three welldeveloped heads neoks and shoulders and three pair of feet Part of the kitten is gray and the other black The monstrosity has no hind feet but is graced with a long tail THE State Bar Association will meet in Lexington on July 2nd and 3rd A program comprising addresses from many of the most noted lawyers of the State has betn prepared for the occa sion The meeting will close with a banquet at the Phoenix Hotel which will oost three dollars per plate A KENTUCKY man who thoughc to better his condition in Dakota tried it awhile and after a year the following was found painted on the side of his Da kota residence Four miles from a neighbor sixteen miles from a post office twentyfive miles from a railroad fourteen miles from a school house fortyone miles from a church one hun dred and eighty miles from timber two hundred miles from a Democrat half a mile from water and a quarter of a mile from the same from a Republican God bless our home Gone to Kentucky which is Gods country to get a fresh start fiN Oklahoma editor announces the following cash in advance schedule For telling that a man is a successful citizen when everybody knows he is lazier than a government mule 275 refering to the deceased as one sincerely mourned by the entire community when he will be missed only at circle 108 referring to a lady as one whom is a pleasure to meet when every business man hides if he sees her coming 319 calling a preacher an divine half rates 60 cents sending a tough to Heaven with poetry thrown in five Neb Sentinel AN editor of starvation was being escorted to heaven by an angel who had been sent for that purpose I look at the other place before I ascend to eternal happiness asked the editor So they went below and skir mished around taking in the sights The angel lost sight of the editor and went around hades to look him up He found him by a big furnace fanning himself and gazing with rapture upon a lot of people in the fire There was a sign on the furnace which read Delinquent subscribers may goon said the editor Im not coming this is heaven to me TO MICHIGAN RESORTS Without Changing Cars From Cincinnati- No change of cars required by leaving Louisville 4 p m Oincinnati 8 p m daily on and after June 22d via Pennsylvania Short Lines and R I Rail way to Petoskey Traverse City Bay View Harbor Springs and Mackinaw City Through sleeping car runs over new route from Louisville via India napolis Logansport and La Otto Din ner and breakfast on Dining Cars Through car from Cincinnati runs via Richmond and G R L The Fish ing Line Tourist tickets at special rates Find out about them by commu nicating with 0 H HagertyD T A Louisville Ky or J M Harris A G P Agt Cincinnati O THE PARIS MARKETS PARIS KY June 13 1902 fCorrected up to date for THE BOURBON NEWS Leaf Lard 14 to loc lb Bacon Sides 15c lb Breakfast Bacon 16c lb Whole Ham 16c lb Sliced Ham 25c lb Eggs 15c doz Country Batter 1 20c lb Creamery Butter 25 c lb Flour beet Paris Mills 265 per 100 Meal 1 per bu Cabbage 5 and lOo per head New Onions 5c bunch New Potatoes 40c pk Old Potatoes 30o pk New Beets 8j c bunch New String Beans 60c pk New P as Tomatoes 5Qo basket 80 to 40c doz 25 to Orarg a Lemon 1 j f I GE j I Ir l f i Bred t II I cutworm i near Mt i Sheoland J J thepoker it eminint dollarsHooper whodied May You JJ G JJ I a 25 to 800 a 80c doz c LOWE S from with uctivenewssir o 6 7 ti r 4 q i u k Cueum era 8 c + 197 acres of Bourbon at a bargain and on easy terns Call and see us Brick Cottage 5 Rooms Bath Pantry Porches Lot 126x900 feet good locality Price 3650 Let us show you this nice Home o 12 acres 3 Rooms antI Kitchen House near Paris will sell Worth the money feet on Main street back to High street fronting 69 feet on High 2 Frame Houses price 5200 How does this suit you for an investment Frame Cottage Cistern2 acres of Land in Paris at the low price of 1400 108 acres near Paris large tobaccd barn nice Home Let us sell you this farm o A niceBuilding the heart of the city Who will buy this andbuilda nice home 3 acres of 8Room House nice good locality at price of 4000 0 6 of Land 4Robm House with Kitchen Stable Buggy House Wagon Shed etc just outside the city f Price 3000- SRpoui House Large Cistern Stable etc Lot 100x290 a nice Rome for the low price of 2250 Let us show you this property A nice twostory Briek plenty of room lot shade and fruit at the low price of 4000 6 3Room Cottage Coal House 50x100 feet West street renting at 8 per month to a good tenant Price 700 We will not have another Combination Sale before September we failed to get the property ready for May aSth Lancaster Nortkott REAL ESTATE BROKERS 627 PARIS ET SPARKLING Try a glass of Sparkling Cherry Cobbler at 0 B Mitchell Itll fiix you right 30aprtf Measure a man by his everyday conduct rather than by his extraordinary exertions THE FAIR Are You Buying Window Screens When a shrewd housewife buys screens she looks around here elsewhere Sometimes you can beat our prices 2j e or sc Then What Poorscreens poor service dissatisfaction all around By buying screens of quality all would have been better Best screens height 24 inches at 24c height 30 inches at 34c heigh 36 inches 48c doublepointed or matting tacks 6 packages for quality galvanized pails full 3gallon each 150 galvanized wash tubs special size each 490 curtain poles oak or cherry each 50 best linen window shades at re duced prices all colors 6 7 8 and 9 foot long from 36 to 42 inches wide guiii i niM iiminu H inn ixuasBHUBfaxEi 1 These Prices Good for 1 Friday Only piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniTirriittiiiniiiinriiiiiiiiiB- li sNo Mail or Telephone Or 2- H ders Filled No Advertised E Goods on Sale After 5 p m- iiHiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiriiiniiiittwi THAT DOES ITSOWN TALKING iquart coffee pots 7c pint cups 3 for 50 halfgallon coffee pots roc fly traps loc glass lamps all complete igc Mason Fruit Jars white porcelain lined tops pints 3Sc quarts 39C 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McCORMICK TWINE Is the Longest and Strongest Made SOLD ONLY J lybNi French Periodical DropsStr- ictly vegetable perfectly harmless sure to accomplish Greatest known female remedy Beware of counterfeits and imitations Tho genuine is put up only in pasteboard Cat ton with faoslmile signature on side of tho thus rs rSend for Circular to WILLIAMS MFG CO Sole Aeents Cleveland Ohio On For Sale by W T BROOKS CAN SUCCESSFULLY A LOADED INJDAYLIGHT WITH LIGHTPROOF FILMS OF SIX EXPOSURES EACH Brownie No 1 6 Ex Film 2 1 2 14 2 7 2j 14x3 14 100 Daugherty Bros PHOTO SUPPLIES 433 Main Street THE BEST FAIR BELD IN THE STATE LASTIYEAR BIGGER AND BETTER THIS YEAR Jeor etoui midSummer Fair HORSESHOW AND Elks Carnival JULY 22 23 24 25 26 The finest stock will be found on exhibition as is in the State The Big Midway where the grandest array of American talent i to be found open night excursion rates on all Railroads For information address B GAINES Secretary A1 iLo W i Neely- r CAUTION SCHOOL BUY OR GIRL I BROWNIE 15 Brow ieNo 2 QO mwJ 6 Ex Film 20 L J i S i S I y 0 a 4ip investingre B- YRd e r InKY OPERATE CAMERA s da and 5 0 5 A SkftFrozen That Air Elegance J of which so surely marks the man of unquestionable faultlessness In every dainty detail of cut and distinguishing attribute- of WHITE arid WASHABLE VESTS tastethat fabricis- a R W FANCY forthe season of J902 A surprising variety at surprisingly Your decision will you if the garment be selected from this line of styles ow a It is not necessary to be frozen stiff in order to keep cool Just do as a sensible man should do Dont overexercise avoid all excitement keep sweet dress dress to suit the weather and the weather clerk Drink plenty of cool wear one of our SUMMER SUITS Eat very little meat but wear our Straw Fedora Hat Bathe the body frequently and wear our Negligee Shirts Do this and you will be AM Just test this prescription and you will feel under great obligations to us Parker f James CLOTHIERS HATTERS FURNISHERS Dont Neglect 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Apply to PRIOB Go 2t FRIDAY JUNE 13 Sunrises aT4 84 a m and sets at p 7 STEAMBOAT Elmer Foote is running his steam launch up and down classic Stoner BLrEGRASS SEED WANTED Will payt highest market price E P SPEARS SONS LONGKST DAY Tomorrow week Saturday June 21st will be the longest day in the year i AMATEURS Take your Plates and Films to Brutus Grinnan to be finished Strictly firstclass work and finished on short notice for cash only junlOtf CHURCH SUPPER The Ladies Aid Society of Silas Church will give a sup per at the church on Tuesday night June 17 at 8 oclock SWELL DAXOETbe Olympian Springs Company will give a swell dance on the evening of June 30 This is a favorite resort for Paris people BEING PUJSHBD Work on fie new postoffice building on Fifth street is being pushed and it will only be a short time until it will be ready for occu panty Edna Fithian was elected a teacher in the High School on Wednesday afternoon in the place of Miss Benthall who will accept a posi tion in a county school Mare about 146 hands high 10 years old several white marks on back caused by harness Recent scar on burr of left ear caused from wart tf RHEUMATIC Rose connected with the Adams Express Company is suffering with an aggravated case of rheuuiatfiSmTShtLTs laying off temporarily His place is being filled by John Mackey ATTENTION next Wednesday June 18 and continuing four days we will hold a special sale of Trimmed Hats at greatly reduced prices L B CONWAY Co CHOLERA Sam T Neely of this city who is in the government service- at Manila Philippine Islands writes back home that the cholera is raging in that country and there are as many as forty deaths a day GAS RANGE Simplicity of operation at a low cost and cleauliness make housekeeping a comparative luxury The Gas Range readily dispenses with kindling coal ashes heat and unsatisfactory help WARM For the benefit of some of our subscribers who are no doubt enjoying the cool breezes of the Northwest- we will say that yesterday was the warmest day that we have experienced in this year of 1902 Plum Creek Oil and Mining company on Wednesday concluded a deal with W B Miller and associates- of the Indiana oil fields for drilling new wells on the companys territory near Plum Lick Mr Miller will bring with him three drillers who know the formation and strata Several new wells will be sunk at once A GOOD neatest and most popular tonsorial parlor in the city is the new place of Carl Crawford adjoining the Bourbon Bank Everything- new except the barbers who are old inexperience If you want the best service in the way of shave hair cut or bath give Carl a call and you will be treated right SOmaytf ARRESTED Two men named James Dunn and John Robertson both white who were accused of robbing Robert Bippetoe a railroad brakeman on the L N of a 35 gold watch some money and other things at Earlywines boarding hou e on Monday were arrested in Lexington and brought here and placed in jail yesterday by Detectives Harry Stough and Ryan The grand jury now in session will attend to their case A SUGGESTION We would like to make a suggestion to the L N people which if carried out would prove- a great convenience to the people Would it not be a good idea to have all trains arriving and departing to make stops at Third street crossing near the freight depot It would be a great convenience to the traveling public especially so while they would save a long walk ojr ride to the present Union Station TiiE DOmmON lTEWH- I I G 11- I l WHY are yon A street 7 min i GOODLY CROWD 4 With Circuit Court is stssion and the meeting of the Womans Clubs this week there haQ been a town ELECTEDMiss It LosTBay E L HARRIS LADIEsBeginning I n OILThe ilt PLAcEThe I tl 5 i goodly crowd in ii Robert Meeting of the Federation of The eighth annual convention of the State Federation of Womens Olubs con vened at the Phristian in this city on Tuesday evening for V three days session From all parts of the State club women were here representing about fortyeight organizations in the various sections of Kentucky The meetings throughout have been well attended and much enjoved by those present At the opening session the chief inter est in the address of Mrs Geo 1 Avery of Louisville who outlined the general work of the Federation and emphasized the fact that this organized body of Kentucky women must stand for practical work and not for theories This she said was the keynote of the whole business of the differentiates it from many other bodies of club women During the meetings they have taken up the questions of school suffrage future educational work and other topics The sixty delegates have been kept pretty busy throughout the sessions The subject givenmost time during the meeting was that of forestry and a most interesting and helpful talk was giyen by Mrs Mason Maury of Louisville Her talk was illustrated by sixty slides sent bv the courtesy of the Bureau of Forestry at Washington They showed all the developments of the forest its formative period its natural foes and conservative lumbering hardwood other forests of every section of the United States The traveling library work in the mountains of Kentucky was discussed at length School suffrage the League work tree planting and village improvement were all given a hearing and the Federation was enthu siastic over the report of the Free Library Committee which told of the first successful legislation the had ever passage of the Free Library bill Mrs T E Ashbrook of this city made the report on tree planting and vll ge improvement in behalf of Mrs Cornelia Bush of Frankfort Upon its completion the federation decided to al low the committee 10 to disseminate literature on the subject through the State The officers were elected yesterday President Mrs Geo C Avery Louisville First Vice President Mrs James A Mitchell Bowling Green Second Vice President Mrs A M Harrison Lexington Corresponding Secretary Mrs Pierce Louis ville Recording Secretary Mrs Thos B Rodman Frankfort Treasurer Mrs Geo Alfred Curry Harrodsburg ATI ditor Miss Grimes Paris Federation Secretary Miss Josephine Cater The next meeting will be held at Lexington Circuit Court In the Wright murder case the Commonwealth rested the case on Wednesday Col Breckinridge on yesterday stated the case for the defense and the witnesses for the defense are now being examined It is thought that the testimony will all be in today when the lawyers on both sides will begin their arguments FREE ENTERTAINMENT The Electric Street Railway Company in Lexington- are giving their patrons a vaudeville performance at Woodland Park each night in the week except Sunday CHURCH CHIMES Rev Dr Rutherford will preach at Houston School House on next Sunday afternoon at 880 oclock There will be and litany at St Peters Episcopal Church- on Sunday morning at 10 40 The Rev H E Spears will officiate Mr S G Harris and Miss Nellie Casey of Dayton Ky were married in this city yesterday afternoon by Rev Dr Rutherford CUPIDS ARROW The marriage of Mr John S Talbott of North Middletown and Miss Lucy Browning Embry of Winchester is The wedding will take place July 8th and will be very quiet Mr Robert Robbins and Miss Maggie Davis were married Tuesday morning at the Hotel They have many friends who wish them success DEATHS V Arohie Paxton Jr the only child of Mr and Mrs Arch Paxton and aged 12 years died at the home of his parents in this city on Tuesday last after being ill with scarlet fever for several weeks The funeral was held at 4 oclock yesterday afternoon the services being at the grave and conducted by Dr E H Rutherford and Dr F J Cheek The pallbearers were Dr J T Vansant Douglas Thomas W B Allen James McClure Walter C Davis and J D McClintock In the death of this young man the parents have the deepest sympathy of the community He was a dutiful eon bright and affectionate with a lovely character and his taking off is a sore affliction to the bereaved parents I Oh1i Federationits practicalsid3and Consumers Federation accomplishedthe I high ade I announced Fordham t r t i centered reckless pod I 1 + 1 PERSONAL MENTION Master Davis Weeks isvisiting friends at Carlisle Miss Nannie Roberts of was the city on Tuesday Mrs E W Bramble of Cynthiaua was in the city on Wednesday Hon Campbell Cantrill of George town was the city yesterday Miss Ora Slaughter will leave to morrow for a to friends at Stanford Dr P J Cheek attended the commencement exercises at Danville this week Misses Esther and Rosa Saloshin are visiting friends in Georgetown Rev Dr Rutherford and wife the college exercises at Danville this week Prof EdBoone the noted hypnotist- has been the guest of his mother for several days Miss Margaret Willis of jasper Clark is the guest of Miss Mary Mitchell Clay Mrs William Winn has gone to Paris to visit Mrs William Massie this week Lexington Herald Hon Harvey J Myers of Covington was in the on Wednesday the guest of Mr 0 Mrs J V Lytle and little grand daughter returned last evening after a weeks visit at Maysville Mrs Bronston of Lexington- is making a short visit to her Alexander in this city Mr Brink Renick and family have taken rooms with Mrs Sutherland and board with Miss Julia Edwards Mr Hanly of Arlington Heights Cincinnati was the guest of Mr Mrs P Nippert on Sunday Mrs E w Bramble and Miss Sallie Ashbrook are in Paris at the Confedera tion of Clubs Cynthiana Times Mrs Jake Slaughter who has been the guest of her sister Mrs A J Winters left for her home in Eminence on Wed nesdayMiss June Epperson of Huschison who has been the pleasant of the Misses Borland on Convent Heights returned home Wednesday Miss Pearl Hammond of Chicago arrived yesterday and is the guest of herfiunt Mrs Jas R McCann- at Mrs Irelands on Duncan A delightful social affair was the luncheon given by Mrs Henry L Martin Thursday afternoon honor of Mrs Renickof Paris Midway Clipper Mr B M Renick of the Paris Mill ing Company and his miller Mr J M Brown were here Saturday inspecting the Carlisle Milling Companys new plant Carlisle Mercury Mrs Sam W Willis Jr of Clark the Confederation of Womens Clubs and is the guest of Mrs R J Neely on Dun can avenue Mr and Mrs Hughes Bronston have arrived at their home in Lexington from Charlottesville where Mr has been studying law at the University of Mrs Bronston was formerly Miss Edith Alexander of this LOST Pair of Nose Glasses between C Woodfords and Paris Leave at this office and receive reward 8t LODGE NOTES Isanhoe lodge Kof P of Winchester will excursion to Torrent the latter part of this month Through the influence of Dean Baker P Lee a prominent Elk no intoxicating liquors will be served at the Elks Fair at Lexington this year The women of the Gleaners Society of Christ- Church Cathedral will serve a lunch to take the place of the usual burgoo and beer All gambling games have likewise been barred July 4h Winchester Lodge No 539 B P O E will take a journey Springs Cynthiana Lodge No 33 A 0 U W initiated fiftyfour members during April and May and was the only lodge in the state toreceive the premium offered to each lodge that increased its membership fifty in two months Dr W C Ussery past exalted ruler will go as a delegate from Paris lodge of Elks to the grand lodge meeting at Salt Lake City Utah in August He also make an extended trip to the Pacific coast STATE NEWS A mob at Idaho Springs Col a Chinaman because he had attempted to elope with a white girl James W Leahy of Syracuse N Y press agent for Buckskin Bills Wild West Show who was assaulted last Thursday by a negro employe at Cyn thiana died Sunday The negro was captured near Poindexter Station after being out a day and night and is now in jail The Goebel Monument Commission met at Frankfort pursuant to the call of Chairman James B McCreary to select a design for the monument to be erected over the dead Governor Mr Arthur Goebel was present at the meeting and requested that no action be taken in the matter at this time The commission adjourned to meet again September 9 Mrs John Augustus Williams wife of the noted educator and herself teacher of prominence died at Harrods burg in lIi s- Kate is ill a teullance J of Va Bronsto to Estill will tortured a e t attended avenue in uerrt y run an yA aCK AND CROP WHga harvest will commence in abonjpfto weeks Young of McGrathiua Ky hue Hflfrat private salt to Capt S S Brown of Pa ten head of thoroughbred yearlings for 16000 an average of 1600 which is about the least sale of the year Senator J W Bailey and S D Bur one of the most sensational 2yetifQia fillies at Lexington track in SmerSfcfe by Electric Bell dam Kathleen Rogaiis dara of Ashlawn 224 Nut lawn trial 212J and Marcia Simmons trial 320 by Sentinel Wilkes She paced a inile in 228 last quarter 33 with only thirtytwo days training S S Brown the Pittsburg closed a deal for the old Ashland Wilkes stock farm owned by F P Drake haying 35305 cash for 207 It will be used as a thoroughbred breed jpHI 1 1 in i in 1 1 1 innmi 1 in 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 M H i ing MRS W A I JOHNSON s Has just received from 2 her Publisher THE THIRD EDITION of her popular E COOK BOOK 3 m t ID uyUa ana i It is now on sale at her Book and Stationary Store Mrs Johnson has also j tlie agency for the wellknown S- SCHARF PIANO g and will sell them at a slight ad f vance on factory prices 3 S Call see one at her Store s- inn 1 1 1 in i ni in in 1 1 HI 1 1 1 1 HI 1 1 n1 1 in n 1 1 1 of Dr R Of Louisville Ky g Will Be At the HOTEL WINDSOR Friday June 20 One Day Only t Now is the time Dont neg lect your best friend eyes Eyes examined and glasses sci entific adjusted Dont neglect your childrens eyesOFFICE HOUSS 9 a m to 5 p m Somarlyr SHOES FOR iWOMEN Strap Slippers OxfordfTies ColonialsQ- ur styles of Boots Low Cuts for Womens wear combine the very latest shapes with perfection of fit and highest degree of comfort Yon will be satisfied with your Shoes if you buy them of Sftoe Store COR 4TH AND MAIN STS PARIS KY The Lightest and Best Every part guaranteed in every respect E J McKimey Son c I t 1 1tbifo bridgetOwn ingfarm I E g I How to OOOK It I Goldstein r I 1- I and user tJts o J t BLUEGRASS STRIPPERS r millionaire acres ai ed I your 9 = = = = = = = SPECIALS TO BE FOUND AT W ED TUCKERS J 50 dozen Ladies Sleeveless Ribled Vests taped 12 12cents formerly 20 cents One Lot Ladies Ecru and Col ored Vests 22 12 cents formerly85 and 50 cents Childrens Black Ribbed Hoseone case 6O doz sizes 5 to 9 12only 10 cents per pair worth 15 cts One hundred last SummersShirt Waists worth 1 and150 now 50 cents to close I 125 A lot of Torchon and ValLaces at 5 cents per yard 15cent Wide Hamburg Edging now10 cents 25cent Hamburg and Ap pliques cents choice Two special lots of Kibbous Sand 10 cents See our and new stockMuslin Underwear If it is we have it If it is good we have it new Telephone 297 HOUSE PAINTING SIGN PAINTING C A Daugherty DEALER IN taints Oils Varnishes Brushes WINDOW GLASS INTERIOR 434 MAIN ST DECORATING PHONE 231 Estimates Furnished for Glass Paints and Painting Im I 1i- toSMaxjms U Will the Highest Market Price CHAS S BRENT BRO TUCKERS529531 Main Street JlIiW t Blue Grass Seem P y 0-G Stand X 8 SUITS Just received a new lot of Boys Childrens Suits bought at a price cheaper than at the beginning of the season and will give you the benefit All the latest Blouse Suits Vestees Little Mens Suits and D B Coats and Pants and made of all kinds of cloth AliWool Knee Pants 60c7 c Price Co Boys and Childrens- c H cutsNorfolks and 100 and 20TH CENTURY UNDERWEAR THE VERY BEST MADE All work done in a factory of advanced equipments and thorough hygenic conditions Gowns Skirts Drawers Corset Covers all of the Designs w I am sole agent for these goods in Paris 8M Male Street Opp Agricultural Bank t R C TUCKERSI 1 See VvindoVV Dis 1ay-c O j-t r J Eoresgn r o r ur- y9 = THE JBOTJEBON NEWS JCT EBIDAY JUKE 13 1902PARIS tI r His Friend The EnemyB- y WILLIAM WALLACE COOK Author of Rogers of Buttc Trp Spur of Necessity Mr Fitt Astrologer etch Copyright 1901 by tho S 8 McClure Co r c I f 9- L w Ifl = CHAPTER I Guy Herbert arrived in Concord Dakota Territory on the noon train As soon as he hadremoved the stains of travel and eaten his luncheon he made haste to inquire his way to the office of the Concord Blizzard The Blizzard was reckoned a very potential power throughout Dakota and not to have heard of it was synonymous with being a stranger in that part of the country A man named Keever Col Archibald Keever if you please pre sided over the destinies of the Blizzard He was also the guiding hand that manipulated the affairs of the Con cord Townsite Company in those booming times of 85 Guy had to with the Colonel on matters pertain ing to the town weighty matters so far as Guy was concerned The building that harbored the sanctum and its accompanying plant was an unsightly twostory structure covered with tar paper held in place by strips of lath A flight of crazy stairs clung to the outside and Guy somewhat doubtful of their stability laid hold of the hand rail and ascended cautiously At tile landing above he turned sharply to the left and was confronted by a door bearing this printed placard Office of the Blizzard Fearless Champion of the Rights of Man In General And of the Republican Party IN PARTICULAR Welcome E WSpe your feet on the mat Guy scraped his shoes assiduously- and passed into the sanctum One would hardly have thought that in such a misty little cubby hole the powerful mind of Archibald Keever wont to evolve those gems of editorial wit which had made the Blizzard venerated and feared all the way from Fargo to Bismarck and from Standing Rock as far north as Turtle Mountain Yet such was the fact Guy looked about him with interest Insurance calendars farming implement advertisements a cheap lithograph of Topsy and another of Eliza pursued by blood hounds did their little mite toward covering the rough board wills Two tenpenny nailsaflxed to the board wall by half their length supported a white hat and a cane A window con tainingeight panes of dusty glass let in a mellow light upon the great man who sat a desk his profile to the caller and notice of him Evi dently the editor was in the throes of composition Guy had no desire to interrupt and remained standing very quietly in the center of Scratch scratch scratch Humped over that antiquated desk with his old steel pen scraping away as for dear life What fire the Colonel must have been throwing into that editorial Guy observed him curiously The Colonel was not tall but rather short He was also very stout a pudgy man with an extremely pudgy countenance His face was red the tip of his nose conspicuously so He wore mustache and chin whiskers both gray and bristling and cut in the fiercest form compatible with high re spectability The better to Show the Colonels illustrious bumps Nature had denuded of hair the greater portion of ILlS scalp Phrenology had been a pastime study of Guys and he observed how beginning akthe temples the hirsute fringe the Colonels head passing at the back no higher than the topmost limits of philopro genitiveness imperfectly developed Two small eyes murky but wide apart claimed Guys final ttention The caller realized suddenly that he had been in tile office for quite a considerable period If the Colonel could not grant an interview he might say so and Guy would call again The young man poyghed The Colonel frowned heavily raised his left hand in token of silence and scratched on Guy swung on his heel and started for the door Colonel a shrill voice Dont let liim get away Maybe he wants to subscribe Guy was startled He halted and peered about the room finally a cadaverous inkbegrimed face topped with a snarl of red hair The was peeringinto the from the workroom through an unused hole cut in the haired boy grinned caught Guys eye and dodged away to escape a papcrweightwhjch the Colonel hurled at him THe Colonels aim was bad and Guy observed that the opening was bordered with dents and abrasions Ily gad exclaimed the editor an grily That imp has knocked the tar out of one pf thefinest things I have ttt hand to in many a day If the people ever find out what they lose on ac count of that graceless cub theyll rise up as one man and hang him no doubt about it in his pivot chair he at his caller Perhaps I had better go and at some more convenient time said Guy The mischief has been done and- i my inspiration is knocked into a cocked hat answered the Colonel i If you wish to subscribe for my excellent paper twofifty tyear in advance I shall be pleased to fnter your name on the books- I presume I am addressing Keever V v You are sir Jou are 1 do ndt wish to subscribe colons came ou other business don Was t tookno thefloor n cried face san tum stovepipe partition Tlit red as he VliirI ng glowered softening Cot I but b cf i c J f c detecting comeback 0 The colonel looked disappointed nevertheless he waved his hand hos pitably toward a chair Very well sir what can I do for youMy name is Herbert Guy Herbert answered the young man The other acknowledged receipt of the informa tion with a nod You were the man ager of the Townsite Company were you not Were cried the Colonel lam sir at the present moment Three men owned the townsite continued Guy Mr Harlow Briggs president of the H G Y railroad Mr Edward Thomas a lumber dealer in St Paul and Mr Herbert Mr Briggs and Mr Thomas sold out to Mr Herbert and Mr Herbert the young mans voice trembled died two months ago You dont tell me ejaculated the Colonel Of course I know all about the company in fact I am on fa miliar terms with Briggs and Thomas and both knew and mired I say Montord Herbert The Colonel settled back in his chair and shook his head sadly And so Herbert is gone he murmured This news comes with appalling suddenness- Mr Montfort Herbert resumed Guy was my father Your father The Colonel strug gled to his feet rushed upon Guy and wrenched his hand powerfully My dear boy this would be a happy moment for me were you not the bearer of such sorrowful news The Colonel dropped Guys hand reached behind him to the tails of his coat and brought forth a large bandanna handkerchief Applying this to his eyes he proceeded to pace the nar row confines of the sanctum while raltyingfrom the blow Guy was surprised at this mani festation of feeling He was aware that his father had Col Keev er well so well that having acquired entire charge of the town he was on the point of dispensing with the managers services at the time his last illness came upon him Halting under the stovepipe hole the recovered the paper weight again seated himself and laid both paper weight and handker chief on the desk beside him As Mr Briggs and Mr Thomas sold out to my father observed Guy and since I am my fathers sole heir it naturally follows that Guy hesitated- It naturally follows that you own the town finished the colonel A princely inheritance my boy Do you think so queried Guy hopefully- I do providing we can keep the county seat Then I hope Concord will be able to keep it returned Guy fervently Montford admiredad sirMr l nown Colonel I I WELL BEAT THEM I TELL YOU Aside from a few hundred dollars this town is all my father leftme The Colonels face lengthened Guy observed this and augured direfully Whats the matter with the coun ty seat he asked I understood that Concord had it hard and fast County seats are peculiar institutions In this country it takes a county seat to make a town every settlement in a coun ty that has been able to euchre the government out of a post office feels in duty bound to step in and try for it You are familiar I suppose with the fight we have had up here I know that tpwn of Harmony was Beaten at the polite a year or more ago J thought that settled the question- It should have settled the ques tion but it didnt Harmony is like Banquos ghost and wont down Do you know what the the leadership of that archcoK spirator Wilbur have doneNo Well Ill tell you Twothirds of the qualified voters of Goodwill coun ty have signed and presented a peti tion to the county commissioners praying that the county seat be removed to Harmony and the commissioners have ordered a special u i voting upon the question This mind you is in direct violation of the law The Colonel brought his clenched fist down on his desk with- a vim the ink leap out of its stand and prostrated the pro rack That say the statutes he my boy consequently th rmonyites under held for the purpese of thatmade ltt election = demanded They expressly stipulate that the peoples will with respect- to changing the location of county seats shall be learned at the general election directly following the of the petition praying for such change Now they have called a special election A sandbag game Robbery rank robbery- If its illegal why cant it be stopped asked Guy The Colonels indignation dropped away and he smiled indulgently This is Dakota my dear young man The Commissioners are under the thumb of Vlandingham But you wait Archibald Keever is to the fore and the Blizzard lives Well beat them I tell you How The Colonel tapped his brow sig nificantly- It requires a twothirds vote to capture the county seat away from us he replied I have arranged matters so that Harmony will never be able to roll up a sufficient major ity The Colonel arose and walked to the window Come here Mr Her bert Guy passed over and stood beside him Behold my confidence in the outcome added the Colonel with a sweep of his arm What Guy saw was a tenbyfifteen budding in process of construction- At least a dozen men were working upon it and even a novio like Guy could see that they were very much in each others way A lot 9f carpenters for a small house like that commented the young man I should say so chuckled the Colonel Those men were brought in from Jimtown and theyre voters every mothers son of them Ive got others building roads and repairing bridges He closed one of his murky little eyes slowly and Theyll vote as I tell them to Mr Herbert and therell be enough of them to kill too dead to skin He threw up the window Hello there Jordan he called to a man who was wofking languidly with a saw You fellows are getting along too fast Take a layoff this after noon Instantly all work ceased tools were left where last used and the 12 workmen hurried away in a body The Colonel closed the win dow and beamed upon Guy complacently Thats the courthouse theyre building he added Rather a small courthouse isnt it Oh it will grow it will grow Where does the money come from inquired Guy anxiously Dont worry about the money my boy I sold a batch of lots to a ten derfoot a few weeks ago and its his money thats this It doesnt seem just right to rush voters in in that way Col Iveever Anythings right thats successful up in this territory This is my plan and of course Harmony isnt laying back on its oars and waiting for me to grab the persimmons Vlandingham and his lieutenants Dingle Harp Blue and Boomer are going to do something but just what remains to be seen They have a town meeting over at Harmony to discuss ways and means for getting ahead of mfc The Colonels smile faded into a look of trouble Id give a hundred dollars said he to know what kind of a scheme they hatch up at that meeting Theyll have lynxeyed men on watch however to make sure that no Concord fellows get in The Colonel turned and wandered reflectively about the office Guy sat down again and watched him thoughtfully Finally the Colonel halted thrust his thumbs the arm holes of his vest and declared Herbert youre the man The man for what To run over to Harmony and take in that meeting Youre a stranger in this section and they wont know you from Adain Be careful though and dont give yourself away Peeling is running h gh and both sides are ex- ceedh ly bitter If you were to be found have a rough carry a revolver but the office gun and cant spare that f Keever said Guy reddening Tnbmot going to make a spy out of myself VXush tush Youre not doing anything dishonorable Id cut my tongue out before Id counsel anything of that kind Youre a high minded young manT I can see that at a glance and I admire you for it But those fellows the other sine of the county are Blackguards every one of them They are their plans to the away from you and all you are to do is to discover what their plans if possible so we may balk them in their nefarious attempt My boy you have something like 1200 lots in this town That means a fortune for you if we can keep the county seat Ifwe lo e the county seat your lots will b worth just what theyll bring for farming purposes and no more Nor is that the worst of it Let Harmony win in this election and every woman and child now living in Concord will pull up stakes and move over to the other town They wouldnt leave their homes and their places of business would they queried Guy aghast Not much they wouldnt leave em theyd take em along You could put wheels under the national capitol and move it along a hundred miles over these prairies without jarring out a brick or a chunk of mortar My word for it Mr Herbert let Harmony win and there wont be so much as a hen coop left to mark the site of the present town of Concord Ill go said Guy- I thought you would returned the Colonel approvingly Theres a freight down at 630 Take sir Jt slp altogether doingall little L intO experience fEver get one I havent anything stea are man that j presentation Harmony tonight No- Thpn an eying county Copy bawled a voice through a hole in the partition The Colonel made a dive for the and the redheaded printer vanished in a flash Ill have to grind out some stuff for that rascal or hell drive me crazy exclaimed the Colonel tossing his hands Then I wont bother you any longer said Guy Youll have to be discreet went on theGolonelj following the young man to the door Dont let those Harmony chaps get an inkling as to who you are or what youre there for thats all Keep your plans to yourself and dont talk about them to in this place Theres a bad leak in this com munity somewhere and more than one choice plan of mine has floated out of it and drifted over to the enemy Sharps the word and I shall expect a good report from you in the morning The Colonel gave the young mans hand a parting grip closed the door oil him and then seated himself before lila desk and resumed his scratching Hes clay in my hands soliloquized the Colonel blithely I can do as I please withihirn and can mar the future of this town whichever is the more profitable- To Be Continued A VIRGINIAN Put Out One of His Eyes to Save th Trouble pf Squinting When Out Hunting During one of Senator Daniels fa cnmpnigns he struck a town in the central part of Virginia which was said to contain some of the laziest men in the old dominion He was in the midst of a group on the porch of a small hotel when a procession approached which looked like a funeral says the Chicago Tribune He asked was to be buried Jack Sheridan they told him Poor Jack He goodnatured goodfornothing lazy fellow who seemed to have a little native talent for drawing and spent most of his time making pictures for the children H lived upon the few fish he caught and the squirrels he killed but mostly on the donations of his neighbors- So poor Jack is he said Senator Daniel No lie aint dead xnctly was the reply of one of the loungers on the porch Not dead Yet you art going to bury him Facj is senator hes got too infer nal allfired lazy to live We cant afford him any more Hes got so lazy that the grass is beginning to grow over his everlastin lazy that he put out one of his own eyes to save the trouble of squintin when he was out agunnin But says the ssnator this wont do It will disgrace my constituency Try him awhile longer cant you Cant do it too 110 Must go on now About this time the procession halted and the senator promised if they would let Jack out to send over a barrel of corn to the unfortunate Upon this announcement the lid of the coffin slowly raised Jack Sheridan sat up with an effort opened his one good eye looked at the senator and asked Is the corn shucked No replied Senator Daniel so shucked Then said Jack as he sank into the coffin go on with the funeral SHE WON THE RACE But It Was nn Honor Tlint the Dan f jkpyitliter Had No Wish to Acquire The humors of donkeyriding in Egypt have been told by most travelers in the east The experience of the English governess of the khedives daughter is told in her book Five Years in Egypt My donkey was rather an unsociable animal and was not satisfied with winning but carried me on far beyond the hearing of my compan ions Then at last he thought fit to slacken his pace As he was thus walking leisurely along I began tc examine the contents of my pocket and took out my notebook to make some entries While I was thus occupied the donkey boy who had run noiselessly after me on the sand suddenly rushed up and with blows urged my donkey on again at full speed I had only time to grasp the reins and away I went my treasures all scat tered behind me arid I shouting to the boy to desist These boys run as fast as the donkeys and in answer to all my scolding he replied Yes missus you very good donkey he called Fly ing Dutchman and then to keep the honor of the name another blow to urge him forward In a few minutes I was on the bank of the river long before my companions and thea the boy had the effrontery to ask for bakshish for having got me there first Owlish Observations We can always see why others should set a good example Any fool can find fault most fools do It is easier to buy the good opinion j of the worliTthan to merit it j Appreciation is not always shown in a manner in which it is appreciated Empty barrels make the most noise after them come those who have emptied them- E miinhBS in him the capacity for running Some some other mans business Every man who shows that he thinks- as highly of as we do of our selves we set down 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will manage the great show and to the crowns and roUes For that reason we give a description of these things WESTMINSTER ABBEY Some Wonders of the Structure Where Crowning Will Take Place The coronation will occur in Westminster abbey in about the only open chapel in that wonderful strupture This chapel is raised about five feet from the surrounding floor of the abbey and is at 50 feet square It is approached by five stone steps running the full length of the chapel A railing of a half dozen long rounded wooden bars and about four feet in height prevents entrance except through low wooden double gates At the back is a long altar An immense antique valuable rug covers the altar steps Anpther rug smaller yet a very large one at that is laid just inside the entrance On this will be placed the coronation chairs in which the king and queen will be seated To one side are stalls the same with cush ioned benches much after the style of cozy corners lining the side of the chapel From all sides on the floor of the abbey in that section of the building save from the back where is the altar it would be possible obtain an almost unobstructed view of the coronation ceremonies The railing at the back of the altar separates this chapel from the chapel of Edward the Confessor who reigned about 1042 The ceremony of coro nation will be performed by the archbishop tot below WEST END OF WE of Canterbury The king and queen will then ascend a raised throne erected for the occasion where they will receive the homage of the peers The first coronation in this chapel which is commonly called the choir was that of William the Conqueror in 1066 Since then this plain and ancient looking raised plat form or chapel has witnessed all corona tions The floor of the chapel is a mosaic pavement of curious design The materials for the pavement were brought from Rome and laid about 1268 The pavement is of various kinds of marbles and porphyry interspersed with Latin in bronzed letters The groundwork is English marble and the whole has been greatly injured THE CORONATION CHAIRS The One to Be Occupied by tIle King Was Made for Edward I The on which the king and queen are known as the coronation chairs That to be occupied by the king yras last used by Queen Victoria at the jubilee and yet bears the colors of that occasion This chair was made for Edward- I to inclose in its seat the famous stone of Scone Tradition identifies this stone with the one on which Jacob rested his head at Bethel His sons carried it to Egypt and from thence it found its way to Spain with King Gathelus son of Cecrops the builder of Athens About 700 B C it appeared in Ireland where it was carried by a Spanish kings son upon an invasion of the tight lit tle isle There it was placed upon the sacred hill of Tara and became known as the stone of destiny It was claimed that when the Irish kings were seated upon it at coronations the stone groaned aloud if the claimant was of royal race but remained silent if a pretender- It is claimed for this remarkable piece which is really Scotch sandstone that in 330 B C Fergus the founder of the monarchy and who was of Irelands royal blood received it in Scotland where Icing Kenneth in 850 A D deposited it in the monastery of Stone It is certain that the stone was for centuries an object of veneration to the people of Scotland They fancied that while it remained in their country Scots would be monarchs of that realm When Edward I overran Scotland he seized the stone and took it to England where in 1207 it was placed and kept in Westminster Abbey notwithstanding the repeated efforts of the Scots to reclaim it Ever since the sovereigns of England have been crowned upon this chair The chair upon which the queen will rest was made for the coronation of William and Mary IIRITI5II CROWN JEWELS TJscy Arc Valued at Uo000OOO by Ex perts in PrecIous Stones These ancient chairs are not the only cu TOUS things with which King Edward will have to do during the coronation ceremo nes He will first of all wear St Edwards crown the modal by which all latterday crowns have been fashioned At the con p03 his head teicrotfn oi iieen Victoria will rest of the cerem iJies hp have placed composed inscriptions c airs P Scott h i n will Both of these crowns are at present the crown jewels in the ironbarred place of safekeeping in Wakefield tower which is one of the buildings that helps make the Tower of London From out any one of several windows in Wakefield tower the visitor may look down upon the parade where soldiers are drilling most of the day At the further end of the parade is Tower Green a green spot in the middle of which Queen Anne Boleyn Margaret Countess of Katherine Howard Jane Viscountess Rochford Lady Jane Grey Robert Devereux Earl of Essex and many others were beheaded St Edwards crown was made for the coronation of Charles IIin 1661 There has never been any attempt to arrive at its value which is roughly es timated at 385000 sterling Two good sized pearshaped pearl pendants on the top of the crown are known to be worth 9000 This crown and that of Queen Victoria rest among crown jewels valued at more than 7000000 They rest in a great case inside the ironbarred affair at the top of Wakefield tower in a room which is said to have been used by Henry VII for his devo tions while a prisoner in the tower and where he was murdered The intrinsic value of the crown of Queen Victoria is something over 3000000 It rests at the top of the case and was made in 1838 for the corona tion of the queen Its chief jewels were taken from older crowns and from the royal collection Among these is an enormous ruby which came into the possession of England from Spain in 1367 Its history is dated back to a much earlier period With 75 brilliant and large diamonds it forms a Maltese cross on the front of the diadem Below it is a magnificent sapphire There are seven other large sapphires eight large emeralds and many hundreds of diamonds decorating the band and arches A cross at the top of the crown is made up of a rose cut sapphire and four large diamonds In all there are 2700 diamonds and many other jewels in the crown which weigh over 39 ounces In this collection too are the orbs STNINSTER ABBEY and the royal scepter which the king and queen will hold and which are of very great value EDWARDS ROBES They Arc Ecclestical Garments and Worn Only oriThis Occasion The robes which King Edward will wear while being crowned and afterward while receiving the sacrament are ecclesiastical vestments and worn ony upon This occasion by the sovereign They are assumed in Westminster abbey and taken off there after whichthe robe of state of purple velvet- is put on Vhen the king enters the abbey he wears a crimson velvet cloak The cor onation robes proper then are the priestly vestments and consist of a dalmatic stole and maniple The dalmatic is a long robe or supertunic partly open at the sides of cloth of gold richly embroidered in colors with Tudor roses shamrocks thistles fleur delis and royal coronets and lined with crimson the stole embroidery with floral designs has the cross of St George worked at each end it is lined with crimson silk The stole is worn deacon wise that is while a priest would wear it crossed over his breast a deacon fastens it on his left shoulder and crossing it over his breast secures end under his right arm The maniple which much resembles the stole only smaller is worn over the left armThe reason given for attiring a layman in vestments worn only by the clergy is that the monarch represents the church and is the protector of its privileges Before the anointing the king is conducted into St Edwards chapel and vested in these ecclesiastical garments and after the act of homage they are laid aside TilE DUKE OF NORFOLK He Is the Stage Manager of All the Coronation Events By hereditary right the Duke of Norfolk- is earl marshal and he also holds the office of chief butler which entitles him to receive a gold basin and ewer The lord mayor of London offers a gold cup of wine to the king and receives thecup for a fee with 12 citizens of London the mayor also claims the right to sit at a table next the cupboard- on the left side of the banqueting hall The privilege of dining at a table on the kings right hand the barons of the Cinque Ports who hold the canopy over the king during some part of the ceremony They also carry a canopy over the Of the noblemen and others who are so to speak stage managing the coronation the Duke of Norfolk takes prmier position As earl marshal it falls to his lot to supervise practically all the preliminary arrange ments and that fossilized institution the Heralds college of which he is the head is for a year being worked at top speed It is his grace of Norfolk who will receive ap plications of peers and peeresses who consider themselves entitled to be present at the coronation It was his grace who gave orders the other day regarding how the ladies of title shall be attired andwhat shall bt the number of gilt nobs in the coronets of his brother peers the belongsto queen f r t J ff J KING of bullion the h v THE EXPLOSION OF SMOKE a Interestiuo Demonstration I Fireman the Benefittit- Innaranee Men How smoke explodes in a burping building was graphically showi the Fire Insurance society one in its rooms by Underwriters In spector William McDevitt says the Philadelphia Ledger Mr McDevittset a two story building about three feet high on the table Then he partly filled it with smoke from pieces of burnt wood Thrusting in a gas j t a smart explosion followed and a tongue- of flame and smoke ten feet long shot out of the windows The inspector also endeavored to make on a small scale what firemen call a back draught which is really a downward axplosidn of smoke through elevator or stairways where there are iron but the roof of his little Muse was blown off and the smoke went up instead of downward The inspector used only plain wood to produce the smoke for his explosion Varnished or oiled wood would he said have been more effective as producing more and thicker smoke Before giv ing his practical illustrations of the explosive force of hot smoke he briefly explained the causes of such explo sions In a fire he said free carbon rises and mixes with the hydrogen methyl alcohol creosote and gases are also present in smoke Of itself smoke would explode he said at a temperature of 600 to 800 degrees but frequently it is ignited by sparks- orby coming in contact with aflame When the smoke has ig nited the inspector went on the of the building is instantly con verted into a mass of flame The Hunt Wilkinson fire strikingly exemplified that When I first saw the fire great volumes of dense black smoke poured out of the windows Suddenly there was an explosion and the smoke was transformed into such flame saw before Very thick smoke whenignited the speaker said becomes a pillar of flame und rolls through a room with such a force as to shake the walls and make the windows rattle If sprinkled wijji water there would be no explosion Where formerly the firemen tried to keep smoke in under the impression that it smothered the fire they now immediately break in windows OT skylights to let it out Several ways of preventing such ex plosions were described by Mr Mc Devitt In large stores he said if an air shaft of sufficient size in the center there would be no internal spread of fire A WINGED CRIMINAL- One of the Possible Development in the Line of Aerial In looking over a New York paper recently I noticed that Edison said hu manity ought to be ashamed of itself for not having solved the problem of aerial navigation said an observant citizen according to the New Orleans TimesDemocrat and I guess Edison must be right about it It would seem that an age of such marvelous achieve ments along other lines ought to have solved this interesting and important problem Cant we do as much as the birds But I was thinking of the many possibilities which are wrapped up in this problem and when we come to think of it the sudden solution of the problem while it would be of great benefit to humanity would bring into existence a fair quota of embarrass ments It would change the whole as pect of the situation respects There would no doubt be balloon elope ments and hot pursuits through the air and occasionally the fellow who was making away with some other fel lows girl would find himself dropping toward the earth at a rather rapid rate Or if he should happen to be on wings according to some of the con trivances which have been devised he might lose a few feathers and fall just the same But really there is a more serious way of looking at the possibilities of the flying machine Take the criminal classes for instance What would hinder the safe blower the burglar and the murderer from sailing out into the air after the commission of a desperate offense If they used balloons they could simply cut the lines arid be gone in a jiffy If they used any other appliance the result would be the same They would simply float out into the open air Policemen would have to wear balloons else they wouldjiave to be provided with wings a rather in congruous thing when we come to think of it Yet a policeman with wings may be one of the things of the future if inventive genius ever succeeds in solving the problem of aerial navigation There will be no other Way for the minions of the law to pursue the men commit all kinds of acts against the written law Many em barrassments might we come to think of it in connection with the problem of navigation- A Cave of Tortures An interesting discovery has been made at the island of Capri in the shape of an underground vault in which Emperor Tiberius used confine the victims of his displeasure prior to their being thrown into the sea The walls are covered with inscriptions some of which go to show that among those immured subse quently in the prison were th0 sister and wife of Emperor Cpmmodns7lN Y Herald He Came Out Banks Waspley was going to ask old Bullion for his daughters hand wasnt he Banks He did ask him How did he come out I a a for haft shutters interior as Inever were IgatIon in many who comeupwhon aerial HoT On the back 11- l night letelyf become Nay rte oibis nee1III lfeve- Jdge sY WELL WORTH KNOWING- See that your closets are well Remember that a few growing plants adorn any Make tough meat tender by washing- it in vinegar rinsing this off before cooking the meat Table lamps having the bowl or standard of copper are rich looking and yet not expensive The best homemade fire extinguisher is four ounces of pearl ash dissolved- in hot water and add to a pail of cold water Housekeepers should not use soap when cleaning matting When wash ing is necessary use warm soft water with a little salt dissolved in it Whenever vegetables put up in tin cans are opened and only partly used do not allow the remainder to stand in the tins but turn them out into ap earthen bowl and put in a cool convenient and useful of fur niture is a Japanese settee with its tall straight back It is upholstered with Japanese matting has a frame of colored bamboo and the seat is also made of this Spots on a sine blouse can be cleaned with benzine Use a piece of new clean flannel and rub gently afterwards exposing the air to dry On no account use the benzine near light as it is highly inflammable- To remove paint from glass wet the spot with strong liquid ammonia be ing careful not to let the ammonia run down on the window paint or varnish After two or three applications scrape gently with a piece of soft wood then rub with a paper wet with ammonia This is a sure insomnia Push away your pillow and lie flat upon your back with your muscles re laxed Slowly draw in the deepest breath possible hold it for four sec onds then slowly expel it until your chest and abdomen have collapsed Repeat this until you fall asleep For a soap for washing blankets shave fine two pounds of good white soap and put into a saucepan with two quarts of boiling water Keep on the fire until the soap is dissolved stirring occasionally Add four ounces of stir well and the soap is ready for use Never use soap when washing woolen goods ART AND ARTISTS- Mr George Fergusson Wilson the English artist who died recently was elected a member of the Society of Arts in 1845 Travelers in Belgium this summer will find at Bruges a of early Flemish painters The pictures have been brought togetherfrom col lections throughout the country The collection of Dr Preyer Capel meistcr of Vienna consisting of 40 works oy old painters and 26 pictures- of the French school of 1830 has been bought for 320000 by Senator W A Clark of Montana- It has often been noticed that artists who have begun life by painting imaginative pictures genre pictures his torical scenes or religious subjects gradually work less and less in these lines and settle down to portraiture Complaints are made in Britishjour nals that the art treasures of England- are being looted by American and directors of German and French museums just as Italys treas ures used to be carried off by the Eng lishA Washingtonian is so much con cerned at the idea that the female fig ure on the dome the capitol can only be seen from one point of vantage from in he proposes she shall be taken down and a group of four figures erected back to back each goddess facing one of the pointy of the compass THE MARKETS Cincinnati June 11 CATTLE Common 3 50 5 15 Steers choice 5 25 6 15 6 25 6 50 packers 7 10 7 25 Mixed packers 6 75 7 05 4 40 7 00 7 10 pat 3 90 4 15 2 red 8iy2 82 CORN No 2 mixed 64y2 2 mixed 44 RYE No 2 HAYM3h timothy 13 00 PORK Clear cut 19 50 10 37 dairy 16ya Choice creamery 23 y 4 50 5 00 bu 70 bbl 3 00 3 25 2 95 10 75 Old 7 90 15 75 Chicago patent 3 75 3 90 2 red 79 No 3 red 69 72 CORN No 2 mixed 63 14 OATS No 2 mixed 42 43 58Vfe 59 17 80 017 85 10 32i 35 New York patent 4 00 4 20 v WHEAT No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 10 ya 65 19 50 N18 50 19 00 10 70 Baltimore WHEAT No 2 red 80 2 Southern 70 81 CORN No 2 mixed 66 6b 2 mixed 48 48 5 60 6 30 7 50 Louisville 2 red 80 2 mixed 66 2 mixed 45 17 50 LARD Steam 10 87 Indianapolis 2 red CORN No 2 mixed 79 63 3 2 mixed 43 ventilated place- A curefor brow big o frontthat CALVESExtra HOGSCh SHEEPExtra LAMBSSpring FLOURSpring WHEATNo OATSNo 57 LARDSteam BUTTERCh APPLESFancy POTATOESPer NewPer u TOBACCONew FLOURWin WHEATNo 79 RYENo2 PORKMess LARDSteam FLOURWin RYEWestern PORKMess 19 25 PORKMess LARDSteam OATSNo J CATTLEButchers HOGSWestern WHEATNo CORNNo OATSNo PORKMess WHEATNo 42 room piece garmen in the borax r exhibition millionaires 776s ivy A JUDGES WIFE CURED OF PELVIC CATARRH We would caution all people against accepting substitutes for Peruna In sist upon having Peruna There is no other internal remedy for catarrh that will take the place of Peruna Allow no one to persuade you to the contrary If you do not derive prompt and sat isfactory results from use of Pe runa write at once to Dr Hartman giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis Address Dr Hartman President of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Jhio She Suffered for Years and Felt Her Case Was Hope by Peruna Mrs Judge McAllister writes from 1217 33rd St Minneapolis Minn as follows Isuffered for sears with pain lathe small of my back and right side It interfered often with my domestic and social duties and Inever supposed that would be cured as the doctors medicine did not seem to Fortunately a member of our Or der advised me to try Peruna and gavo it such high praise thatIdecided totry It Although started in with little faith I felt so much better In a week that Ifelt encouraged it faithfully for seven weeks and am happyindeed to be able to say that I am entirely Words fall to express my gratitude Perfect health once more is the best thing 1 could wish for and thanks to Peruna- I enjoy that Minnie E McAl lister The great 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Ointment for purifying and Beautifying the skin for cleans- Ing the scalp of crusts scales and dandruff and the stopping of falling hair for softening whitening and soothing red rough nd sore hands for baby rashes itchings and chafings in the form of Baths for annoying irritations and inflammations or too free or offensive perspiration in form of washes for tslcerative weaknesses and many sanative antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women and mothers and all the purposes of the toilet Bath and nursery CUTICURA SOAP delicate emollient properties derived from the great skin cure with the purest of cleansing ingredients and the most refreshing of flower odours It unites in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE the BEST skin and complexion soap and the BEST toilet and BaBy soap in the world v COMPLETE EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUMOUR XM Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP 25c to cleanse the skin of cand scales and soften tho thickened cuticle CimcuBA T-Kft anti soothe and CUTICURA RESOLVENT PILLS to- Th cooland cleanse the blood A SINGLE SET ia often to91 cure the most torturing dlefiffuring itching burning snit ja hair nilthe world British Depot 223 Charterhouse Sq London French Depot 0 Kiu tic iiPalx Paris POTTER DRUG AND CHEW CORP Sole Props Boston U S A CtmcmiA REBOtvENT PILLS ffniiwiln i substitute for the celebrated liquid CDTICURA KEBOiVENTns other blood pi i i and humour Each is to one teaspoonful of liquid RESOLVENT M economical blood and akin purifiers cure and vet q d followed Millions of for CUTI U I lENT to Instantly allay inflammation and In1ta t 111 rufflee ek1n and blood humours with of when oleo falls Sold 0 Coated are a now odourless well as fotallcures Put I pocket vlals containing GO 25e uTICURA PILLS arcantlecptlc and beyond question the porcet sweetest moet 8ucceaful compounded SKIN TORTURES fuUCurt e f Women the combines itching Set loss throu cay ores ells tare = IDEAOAMS COULD BE KILLED AT SO GREAT A D1BTASCE AS THXT- HAVI BROUGHT IT DOWN WITH HAZARD SMOKEHS WHEW LOADED AS DI HECISO ON CAX1SIEH THEY GUN POWDER Live Stock anc1 ELECTROTYPES Miscel1aneOU3 In great variety for sale at the lowest prices by L w FtttJa St BiroareitLVeA BAD ro z Ieiio Sewp per Co = k Cleeluutl- Sh p C I Y l f LUMBER AND TREES Extra Price Paid for 14 and 16 Feet Long Logs Incorporated PILES A N KE lief and POSITIVELY CURES PILES sample address Tribune building New Yo- rWHKH TO ADVERTISERS please state that yea Ad v riia la this payer WANTED Wal Rut Logs Address C C MENGEL JR nno CQ LOUISVILLE K ANAKESIS For fret 01 saw tint 9 Elves ne1 Dr WISITTi i lie Fi THE BOURBON NEWS P4RXS KISJTTUCKY FRIDAY JUNE 13 19028 h Low Rates In Effect via Big Four From Cincinnati Travelers Protective Association May 28th to June 7th Portland Ore inclusive 5650 round trip Sunday School National Convention Denver Col June 21st 22nd and 23rd round B P O E biennial Meeting Salt Lake City Utah Aug 6th 7th and 40 round K of P Biennial Meeting San Francisco Cal Aug JUt to 7th 5650 round trip For full information call on or ad dressJ E REEVES Genl Son Agt Cincinnati Ohio As the tenspot takes the two of spades So gloas and tinsel take the maid THE days are warm but the drinks are cold at 0 B Mitchells Try some of his frozen luxuries 3Qaprtf The irtuous maid and the brken leg must stay at home A deaf husbmd and a blind wife make- a happy couple Marrying the second time a man pays the compliment to his first Louisville Nashville Railroad Co Frankfort Cincinnati Railway Co PARIS KY June 4 1902 In order to prevent unnecessary detention of cars in loading freight it has been decided to put into effect at this Station the rules of the Cincinnati Car Servicfe Bureau which rules will be enforced by that Bureau for the interests oft all alike vithout disQrimJnatign Therefore that on and after 1902 at 12 oclock noon a mimimum charge of One Dollar per day or a fraction thereof will be applied on all cars not loaded or un Joaded or otherwise disposed of within fortyeight hours after arrival F B CARR A maifl a gown oft worn Rain qnd sweat have no tffect on harness treated I with Eureka ness Oil It resists the damp y the er soft and fafvmable Stitches break V surface to chafe and cut The Jt only keeps looking like new but wears twice as longby the use of Eureka Harness Oil Sold ieverywhere i I cans If all sizes Madeby V Standard Oil I Company No man thinks he is as stupid as he Jookf Women anti Jewels Jewels candy flowers is Reorder of a womans preferences Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman Even that greatest of all jewels health is often ruined the strenuous efforts to make or save the money to purchase them If her to a coveted gem then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of coughs colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr Boschees German Syrup It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages heal the lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the r a iisease from the system I ot a cure all but it is a certain cure for coughs colds and ell bronchial troubles You can get Dr G G Greens reliable remedies at W T Brooks Get Greens Special Almanac properly adjusted tongue runs slower the mind Childrens FertilizerTh- ats a good name for Scotts Emulsion Children are like young plants Some will grow in ordinary soil Others need fertilizers The nature of some children prevents them from thriving on ordinary food Such chil dren growright if treated right All they need is a little fertilizer a little extra richness Scotts Emulsion is the right treatment Fertilizers make thingsgrow Thats just what Scotts Emul sion does It makes children grow in flesh grow in strength STOW rich blood growln mind grow happy Thats what make it for Sendfor free sample SCOTT BOWNEtehemhts 409 Pearl r i 1 i 3550 8th- I i 1 H 4- it j I 11 j 1Vife IIIR- I take June9th J P C dsepll and and held In scorn fh7tz fM- arI rrcr Won fharness not 1ft I manthat yoman and c w St SOC t1Ud zea aU a r j t J 1 NOTICE fi i 1TNRRromt Abent Ry 4ii dested p j 0 1 I c c i Do 4 f I C NY- GENERAL NEWS Seven thousand meii of various trades are on a strike in Manila Gus Dirks the pug artist commit ted euioide York Harris Friedman known as the King of the Moonshiners is muKr arrest in New York He is wealthy and his family is now touring Europe- It has been finally decided that Sarah Bemhart is to playRameo to Maud Adams Juliet in this country during the coming season President David R Francis of the Worlds was authorized by the directors to sign a contract with the Government pledging that the will not on Sunday at any time Mt Sterling has reeItered the fight for the location at that place of the State Guard Camp of Instruction this year A delegationof its citizens head ed by Allie W Young were in Frankfort and conferred with Governor Beck ham and Adjutant Murray regarding the matter Prof John 0 Acheson of Harrods bnrg has been selected to assume the Presidency of Caldwell Female College- at Danville to succeed Dr J C Ely who recently resigned Little girls are won with dolls big girls with dollars The New Steel Steamer Greyhound of furnishings will be the most costly cJZJ the lakes All windows heavy plate glass Tapestry antique i Observation room and the Cabin will be a dream of luxury and magnificence- Ten equipped latest furnishings Dining r66ffi in cabin a new Water for drinking and culinary pur poses is from one of Michigans springs Drinking water is cool ed by coils and does not come in contact with ice a double assurance of purity Pastuerized Milk and Cream Cousine equal firstclass hotels or restaurants Meals a la Carte Not a single detail omitted that will add to your safety and comfort If you areinterested writeJ W CONRAD Geul Agent Toledo Kailrpad Time Card LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE Arrival of Trains at Paris From Cincinnati 1058 583 pm 945 pnl Prom Lexington 5 11 am 7 43am 323 pm 610 pm From Richmond 5 05 am 7 iO am 318 pm From May sville 7 45 am 3 15 pm Departure of Trains from Paris To Cincinnati 515 am 751 am To Lexington T O am 1105 am 540 pm 949 pm To Richmond 11 10 am 538 pm 953 pm To Maysville 750 am pnf- F B Agent v H T A Knoxville Tenn and return at one fare for round trip Tickets June 16 17 18 and 28 29 and 30 also ffhly 11 12 13 with final limit of all tickets August 15 Account Knoxville Summer School Chautauqua N Y and return special rate of 1580 July 4 and 25 good days Mammoth Cave Ity and return June 25 at 1175 including railroad fare both ways 1 days board at Cave Hotel and cae fees for long and short routes through cave Excursion under the di rection of the Christian Endeavor Society from Paris Ky A nice crowd and a good time assured If you are going give us your nameat once so we can arrange for party Call on or ad dress F P Carr Agt Houston T A or any member of the Christian Endeavor Society Cincinnati 0 and return at 125 June 15 Trains leave Paris 515 and 804 a m Returning leave Cincinnati Central Station at 730 p m Nashville Tenn and return at one fare 835 for round trip June 12 13 15 and 27 28 29 also July 3 4 5 Final limit of all tickets July 31 except that tickets may be deposited on or be fore July 81 and payment of 50c fee will secure extention to Sept 30 Ac count Peabody Summer School Very low rates to Colorado and Utah points and return during the summer months Rates etc gladly furnished upon application Monteagle Tenn and return at one fare July 1 2 and 3 also July 23 24 25 return limit August 80 Mountain Lake Park Md and re turn at onefare 1350 for roundtrip June 9 and 10 final limit June 17 returning Fourth of July rates to all L N R one and fare for roundtrip July 2 3 4 return July 8 minmum rate 50c Lexington and return at onefare for roundtrip 60c June 23 and 24 return limit Juno 27 Account Kentucky Educational Association Rates above named are for any person who desires to take advantage of them whether they go on account of meetings named on not We wish to inform the public that round trip tickets are on sale every Sun day in year at one and one third fare to all points on the L N R R wtfere the round trip can be made the same day excent that the limited to date of sole F B CARR Agt T A i I H inNew I i Fair fair beoperated eo In poil1t design of late importation I feature celebrated to OIL ra jam 830 pm 6 20 CARR Rion J N Rates onsale and Q Rion on Rat onethird to is 285 every Sund1Y tic ets j B ION I rOund- trip Cincinnati SCROFULAI bequeath to my children Scrofula with all its attendant horrors humiliation and suffering This is a strange legacy to leave to posterity a heavy burden to place upon the shoulders of the young This treacherous disease dwarfs the body and hinders T the growth and development of the faculties and the I child born of blood poison or scrofulatainted parentage- is poorly equipped for lifes duties is a disease with numerous and varied j symptoms enlarged glands or tumors about the neck J armpits catarrh of the head weak eyes and dreadful skin eruptions upon different pits of the body show the presence of tubercular or scrofulous matter in the blood This dangerous and stealthy disease entrenches itself securely in the system an4 attacks the bones and tissues destroys the red corpuscles of the blood resulting in white swelling a pallid waxy appearance of the skin loss of strength and- a gradual wasting away of the body- S S S combines both purifying and tonic properties and is guaran teed entirely vegetable making it the ideal remedy in all scrofulous It purifies the deteriorated blood makes it rich and strong and a complete and permanent cure is soon S S S improves the digestion and assimilation of food restores the lost properties to the blood the circulation bringing a healthy color to the skin and vigor to the weak and emaciated body Write us about your ease and our physicians will cheerfully advise and help you in every possible way to regain your health Book on blood and skin diseases free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO Atlanta Ga I f crofula I and quickens g I4eriifj f and 1 Makes Weak Women Strong- I have taken your Remicks Pepsin Blood Tonic I know it is the best Tonic ever made It will make every weak woman strong I cannot praise it enough writos Mrs O D Pickering Olney Ill For sale bW Wise is the individual who is sensible of his own follies Lefcus do your Job Printing Brain Food Nonsense Another rediculous food fad been brandeed by the most competent authorities They have dispelled the silly notion that one kind of food is needed for brain another for muscles and still another for bones A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body but it will sustain every other part Yet however good your food may be its nutriment destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia You must for their appearance or prevent medicine of the healthy millions A few doses aids digestion stimulates the liver to healthy action purifies the blood and makes you feel bouyant and vigor ous You can get Dr G G Greens reliable remedies at W T Brooks Get Greens Special Almanac- It is better to be slandered by some than to be praised by others Stops the Cough anl Works Off the u- JJaxative Bromo Quinine Tablet cute a cold in one day No l jjh Price 35c Glasses and lasses are brittle wear A WOKTHY SUCCESSOR Something New Under The I Sun All doctors have tried to cure OATARRH the use of powders acid gases inhalers and drugs in paste Their powders dry up the mucuous membranes them to crack open and bleed The powerful acids used in the inhalers have entirely eaten away the same membranes that their makers have aimed to cure while pastes and ontments cannot reech the disease An old and experienced practitioner who has for many years made a ciose study and specialty of the treatment of OATAjRRg bag at last perfected a Treatment which when faithfully ned not only relieves at once but permanently cures CATARRH the the discharges and curing all inflammation It is the only remedy known to science that actually reaches the afflicted parts This won derful remedy is known as SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE and is sold at the extremely low price of One Dollar each package containing internal and external medicine sufficient for a full months treaty tuent and everything necessary to its use SNUFFLES is the only perfect CATARRH CURE ever made and is now recognized as the only safe and is also woderfully quick to relieve HAY FEVER or COL Din the HEAD OATARRH when neglected often leads to CONSUMPTION SNUFFLES will save you if you use it at once It is no ordinary remedy but a complete treatment which is positively guaranteed to cure CATARRH in any form or stage if used according to the directions which accompany each pack age Dont delay but send for it at once and write full particulars as to your condition and you will receive special advice from the dis coverer of this regarding your case without cost to be vound the regular price of SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED CURE Sent postpaid to any address in the United States or Canada on receipt of One Dollar Address H 612 EDWIN B GILES COMPANY 28 0 and 2832 Market Street Philadelphia Constipation Does your head ache Pain back your eyes Bad taste in mouth Its liver Ayers Pills are cure headache dyspepsia 25c All druggists want your moustache or beard a be Httfttl brown or black Then use BUCKINGHAMS DYEMWCOC- TS OF OBOQ9BT8 OR R P HML CO KMHWA Ng t o r ha pr are thWr comiNg by t Bg doses of Greens August lower j favorite e w b forri cat ing I rem cause st your liver k J 1 j e CATARRH constipation 7 I = Book Work a specialty at this office Cures Eczema Itching Humors Pimples Costs Nothing to Try B B B Botanic Blood Balm is now recognized as a certain and sure cure for eczema itching skin humors scabs scales watery bUsters pimples aching bones or joints boils carbuncles prickling pain in the skin old eating sores etc Botanic Bloom Balm taken internally coures the worst and most cases by enriching purifying and vitalizing the blood thereby giving a blood supply to the Botanic Blood is the cure stay cured for these awful an noying skin troubles Heals every sore and gives the rich glow of health to the skin Builds the broken down body and blood red and nourish ing Especially advised for chronic old cases that doctors patent medicines and hot springs fail to cure Druggists 1 To prove B B B cures sample sent free and free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga Describe trouble and free medical advice sent in settled letter A maidens heart ifea dark forest To Cure a Gold One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if itfails to cure E W Groves signature- is on each box 25c aprllyr She loves him best who last goes out the gate Queen Crescent Ruights of Pythias San Francisco 42 Low rates on all limited trains for the above occasion A Good Thing German Syrup is the special prescrip tion of Dr A Boscbee a celebrated Ger man Physician and is acknowledged to be one of the most fortunate discoveries- in Medicine It quickly cures Coughs Colds and all Lung troubles of the sever est nature removing as it does the cause of the affection and leaving the parts in a strong and healthy condition- It is not an experimental medicine but has stood the test of years giving satis faction in every case which its rapidly increasing sale every season confirms Two billion bottles sold annually Bosbhees German Syrup in the United States in 1868 and is now sold in every town and village in the civilized world Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough Price 75c Get Greens Special Almanac W T Brooks lTiil3 VOLCANOS DEADLY Work from the Fall efPompeii to the Destruction of St Pierre by Prof Charles Morris LLD Most intensely interesting book ever published Complete thrilling and accurate account of greatest disaster that ever be fell the human even than Pomeii Tells how Martinique one of the most beautiful islands in world was suddenly transformed into a veritable hell About 500 pages profusely illustrated with photographs taken be fore and after disaster only Martinique Book in the field for eryone now insists on having ris book best illustrated scientifically accurate Price 1 50 AGENIS WANT ED Enormous profit for those who act quickly Most liberal terms Outfit 10 cents Dont lose a minute Send for outfit iMMEDlATELTand be at work The chance of a for making money CLARK Co 222 S 4th St Philadelphia Mention this paper 27m1m Half Sick I first used Ayers Sarsaparilla- in the fall of 1848 Since have taken it every spring as a brood purifying and nerve strengthening S T Wichita Kans If you feel run down are easily tired if your nerves are weak and your blood is thin then begin- to take the good old stand ard family medicine Ayers Sarsaparill- aIts a regular nerve lifter a perfect blood builder AUdrnuIsfi Ask your doctor what lie thinks oz Ayera He knows all about old family medicine Follow his Te eatlBfled ulces da eated I only Ito makesthe ill was ntroduced racegreater eVe ProfMor bottle Sarsa J C AYJUt co LoweU Mas- 51Q L I == = = WG offer One Hundred Jdollars B ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall Catarrh Co F T CHENEY CO Props Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and be lieve him perfectly honorble in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any made by firm West Traux Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Walding Kinnan Marvin Whole sale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system Price 7c per bottle Sold by all Testimonials free Halls family Pills are the best v f Good Advice The most miserable beings in the world are those from Dyspep sia and Liver Complaint More than 75 per cent of people in the United States are afflicted with these two dis eases and their effects such as Sour Stomach Sick Headache Habitual Costiveness Palpitation of the Heart Heartburn Waterbrasd Gnawing and Burning Pains at the Pit of the Stom rch Yellow Skin Coated Tongue and Disagreeable Taste in the Mouth Com ing up of Food after Eating Low Spirits etc Go to your Druggist and get a bottle of August for 75 cents Two will relieve you Try it Get Greens Special Almanac W T Brooks Kentucky Gliautauqua The Sixteenth Annual Session of the Kentucky Chautauqua will be held at Woodland Park Lexington June 24 to July 4 inclusive One ef the bestpro grams ever offered will be given The detailed program will be mailed to any address upon application to CHARLES ScOTT Business Manager Lexington Kentucky tf Quaint Queer and Curious Salt Lake City The late Col John Cockerel in The Cosmopolitan said There are three unique cities in America and one of these is Salt Lake City It is not onlv unique in its temple tabernacle and other Mormon church institutions but quaint in appearance with its wide streets immense blocks and martial rows of shade trees it has perhaps more attractions to the square yard than any city in the and its climate while temperate all the year round is particularly delightful in The Great Salt Lake with its magnificent Saltair resort where the water is deader denser than that irr the Dead Sea in Palestine attraction in itself that people come miles to see There are many cool mountain and lake resorts near by also numerous canon drives and hot sulphur springs Fishing an 1 hunt ing can be had in every direction The trip fromDenver to Salt Lake City and Ogden via the Denver Rio Grande and the Rio Grande Western is one of unsurpassed pleasure Here nature is found in her sternest mood and the whole line is a succession of rugged canons waterfalls and picturesque val leys No European trip can compare with it in grandeur of scenery the entire Summer there will be low rates to Salt Lake City and tagiuous country It is on the Pacific const if that be your destination Write S K Hooper G P T A Dnver Col for beautifully illustrated pamphlets etc Ignorance may be bliss but knowledge leaves no room for doubt A sailor isnt necessarily a pugilist cause he boxes the compass One hair of a maidens head pulls harder than ten oxen is on box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets the remedy that cures a cold In one day The Burlingtons Extensive Scheme of Summer Tours The Burlington Route makes the most attractive excursions rates to Col rado Resorts that have been made For long of the Summer we make such remarkably low first class round trip rates to Denver Coloraao Springs and Manitou as 21 from St Louis 15 from Kansas City 20 from Chicago good all Summer at other only one fare plus 200 round trip Cheap to the Pacific Coast Too May 27th to June 8th August 2nd to 8th Round trip good 60 days variable routes from St Louis 4750 from Chi cago 5000 Missouri River 4500 all lower than the oneway rate only 1100 more between Frisco and Port land first class good in chair cars seats free standard sleepers or Through Tcurist Sleeper Excursions Chief Coast route the Burlington to Denver through Scenic Colorado Salt Lake Cool Minnesota 10000 lakes scores of the coolest and best Summer localities in the country frequent periods of low Summer rates to nearest Ticket Agent or write us of your proposed trip whether- to Colorado Pacific Coast Yellowstone Park Minnesota and let us advise you least cost and assist you Send for our handsome Colorado or California 1902 publications free W M SHAW L W WAKELET D P A 406 Vine St G Cincinnati Ohio St Louis Mo C M LEVY a General Manager- St Louis Mo r i h tb DI 1 and isan j excursion con 4 baa ra This Plan Bow For GoIoro P A l 4 t H Howjlhis Summer c 4V2W = = Summer Trips- TO MICHIGANA- ND CANADA- Mt Clemens Port Huron Point aux AlmaSt Louis Island The SnQw- sSwdtSte Marie CharJeycHx- TravarSejGity Lake Muskoka Lakes Yellowstone National Park and reached direct via elf L Mack nMc P8t ortoIl be Co1orado lesorts I Parlor and Cafe Cars on trainsSleeping Cars on night trains Direct Connection made with Bail x Steamship Lines Ask for booklet on Summer Trips D G EDWRDS T P M Cincinnati 0 prizig 1O2Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grape Asparagus Small for Orchard Lawn We have no Agents but to the Strawberry eiieral Catalogues on to H F H LLENMEYERV- L singtoo Ky il s Piles Piles Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment i to cure Piles and DOES IT i- iihort order East to apply every bo uaranted 50c and 100 All r by mail WILLIAMS MFG CO CLEVELAND 0 JS Sold by W T Brooks T6mayl- yroiice to the Public I have opened a Plumbing Shop in Stephens Block Main St im prepared to all work in Plumb ng and Gas Fitting My work i- ijuaranteed firstclass and charge- ieasonable Give me a trial of yott- vork and you will be convinced Thanking the citizens of Paris for tbei- jrevious favors while I was with Thos Ball aDd hope they give me a sharE ftheir I remain Very Respectfully W C WTLLETT Phone 314 ATTENTIONSt- ock and Poultry Raisers Dont forget that this is the tint he year to prevent ioup Timely use of Clarkes mi- Lies will keep these diseases ofis o- ioultry and save you money Try our Hog Remedies V111 Sov- nvaluable service to your stock eaDRUGGISTS PARIS KENTUCKY BEST ROUTE BETWEEN Lexington Louis St Louis MOST DIRECT LINE TQ Chattanooga Atlanta Charleston And all Southeastern points mcladii And the beautiful Land of the Country Descriptive Literature and Informatio C C Stewart Pass Agen Lexington Ky C H Hungerford Dist Fiss Agen Lonisvil K G B Allen A t Gen Pass Agen St Louis Mo H B Spencer General Manager St Mo FRAU one ORIGINAL CHICILEKIX- PIAJiO and it Is made in Boston Mass The W G Woodmansee Piano G Sole distributors ChlcSraring o Augreli perfect piano player and 16 other good mafaw St N R Call tr write md fit oar prlMt U will wy y j fIle Grass HurSorio and and rden sell and the and do J 1 0 Limber eok aD 1p CLARKE J UTHERN BAIt WAY Sky Tra WARNING E Ont i 8 1 and ASHVILLE nrnihdee W 4tk

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