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The Bourbon News: June 17, 1902.

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BOURBON NEWS Ts essentially a paper for the people Pure in A in the Tamily Gfrde s N NEWS Ba cause it confiinis1 H tpe newg I goes to the Geo D Mitchell Editor and Lessee Established February p 1881- TWENTYSECOND YEAR BOURBON COUNTY TUESDAY JUNE 17 1902 9 w each t s aide t Punted Every Ti Y and Friday r r PARIS ICE CKY 4 J D T WILSON J S WILSON I lle 1 SONwILS 1 VV o COAM COAL I- j It is a Matter of Pride to Sell Good Coal And Satisfy Every usiness as supply of 4 South Jellico ii1Mixed Gannel- i Cheaper Grades Fiiie Lne of Be Cleaned Clover 1 Implements of All Kinds BANK ROW NORTH SIDE COURTHOUSE SPECIAL M P HIH B Mens HighClass Negligee Shirts Light Grounds Figured an Fancy Madras New and Ex elusive Patterns regular 151 Duality Cheaper Grades 256 Sc f t qf Customerr It 1s a well It 1 G 1 a M business we are after e have abounteous lW and r1 Seeds Farm i t JAES s YILSON BRO 1 a r f s4 l1L1l VV q I 9 1 + Mens Underwear All Colors t Mens Extra Quality Balbriggan Underwear in ejfect fitting FinelyyinisMd ISO a complete line of Mens Bdy awl Chfldrens Clothing and Snqes Remember the place Balbriggan Oa y N H MARGOFE8KPOPtrLA- RfBiOB OLOTHIBB AND FUBNiSHEBj- MAIS STREET Opp Laughlin Bras Meat Ston t r f n MILLERSBURG Dr Jo is laid up with a badlft sprained ankle Miss Cray is visiting Miss Cleveland in Mr Robert Thompson is visiting h daughter in 3- Born Sunday to Mrs Sanford Allen io Ibs second child Rev Rush Hurt of Morehead was the guest of his parents last week Mrs J Ed Hull and two daughters are visiting her father at Miss Adela Miller of Atlanta is very ill at her daughters Mrs C Mrs J Will Clarke has Mississippi Her mother accomMiiifed Mrs Bettie and daughter Nannie visiting her Nancy Allen Mr A of Hutchison wily take J Will place at Smedley Corringtons Mr Frank Armstrong of Maysviile visited his wi e here Sgturda Sunday Dr N H McKinney dentist will be found at his former office here on Thurs day of each week Mr and Mrs O W Meyers and Mr and Mrs James McClure of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Mr and Mrs Miller of Cynthi laiia visited their daughter Mrs Tom Bowles here Sunday Mrs A J Lamb and two children of Nashville are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Robert R Miller Mrs Edgar Sharron of Paris was the guest pf her brother Mr Ed Wilson at Hotel Bryan Saturday Mrs L I Doty of Stanford guest of her Mr and Mrs Harvey Thorn returned home Monday t Mr and Mrs Robert Collier of Mt Sterling guests of his mother Mrs James M Saturday to Monday Mrs Jos A Miller and Mrs G W Bryan are a of the W F M SM of Kentucky Conference at Maysviile Miss Lizzie Murphy left Saturday to spend the Summer near She joined by her sister Miss Mary of Fajette Mo Lodge OOF observed Thursday as eight brotheBS v decorated beautiful flowers Rev Mrs Blakley of South Carolina arrived Wedaepdajt ta spend the Summer with her parents Mr and Mrs John Marshall near town Ed Martin and of Lexington passed down yesterday to attend the funeral of the child fif Mrs Faulkner of Cincinnati who is a daughter of Mrs Martin Stanley Talbott Jo Penn Redmon Dr Hedges Allen Charles Miller Clarence Ball and pisses Lelia Jennie and Ruth attended the hop at Cynthiana Friday night Louis John Laysou Jr sons of Mr John Layson graduated last week from School of Pharmacy at Detroit Mich They school as both are clerks in a drug store Mrs C M BesUeft Thursday for Phil adelphia called by to see her father who was run over by a runaway team He is 71 of age and it is not thought he will recover She was mother that and father later to spend the Summer with her purchased the grocery stock of McClintock we to con tinue the business relations with their and with all others who will favor us with their trade The stock will be moved to the old drug store corner CIARKE BROS The following letter was received here Saturday may interest some of the ninny of the late lamented Col J B Mills No MANS LAND TEXAS June u 02 Col T M Purnell Millersburg Ky My Dear Colonel I arrived home Grimes Mme Carolina son F return uv r are Mrr Clarks acid Vim were z l ay Tewere and tel ram years expecting h r day customers L f yesterday v a little weather but after a quiet day JL from my sojourn 17 people and elsewhere Thinking 5 would like to hear from me method of letting you know slam Should you have time to e with a reply in my next letter more definitely Pre jfOU understand confer quite a favor on me if Indly remember me to the good of Millersburg and especially Best and Pcef Fisher for am very oily indebted to them for their hospitality arid shall always her many favors shown me in your little city both socially and and do not forget to the at hotel my regards and tell I hope they will have a good brandy return soon With kindest re S yourself and all I begto remain Yours Very Truly jV JAMES B Miij3 ICE Dr 0 HBowen the op wjll be at A J Winters Cosi- ejiday June 25 Examination b tf Tlie Newest and Best newest and perhaps the greatest lei attraction that will be g the coming season will make its bow to the public at Buffalo NaSfYbrkv August 15 under the man the company with which Gov Bo3bn of Winchester will be identified in roles He toil have charge of and by his clever acting much to the merits of the shqw During the past four years he wide experience in amateur and has been received with such vherover he appeared as to bring tHe notioe of the profession He a natural talenl for the work y am proud to I have fully re you s to will r ally the fr i seen d ini 1 5 nt of the minstrel kings Dan Q n audJimmy Wallis ding th aiicing vil add ha shad cir fay i hint poses Gov whichJijis been developed to n remark able degree by hard study and constant Practice and his many are con fident that He will a brilliant on his first tour and forge rapidly to the front as a leader in minstrelsy Mr Bowen appeared in this city at the last Elks minstrel entertainment in his dancing specialty and made a great hit The company with he is identified will appear in Paris on October 45d To Cure a Cold in Day Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets fails to cure E W Groves signatur- is on each box 25c aprllyr Persons looking for a quiet retreat never locate inblooming towns BOwEN friends score success which One itAll druggists refund the money if KAUFMAN STRAUS CO Lexington Ky 12 and 14 W Main St Central Kentucky Largest Dry Goods Center Every Woman likes a Stylish Wellfitting Dress of fashionable and Serviceable Materials We rn ke a spedalty of Dressmaking Select ing Cutting and Pitting according toJupsftructions and selections made by the customer gndgtiarantee satisfcctot We employ reputable and scien6fic Tnodister ndcr the supenrfcjon of MRS MnmrE LOVE late of Louisville KY esiperieuceiaWd exact in their methods arid are thoroughlyunformed as to fashions laiest niodels Our line of Dress Fabrics are the latest in the country Samples on and estimates furnished n We make dresses for many of the most cultured dressers in this community Cant we one fey yon Kaufmaii Co- I elkiugton Kentucky i o ikit who are sent request make faus y MYv h = his Is the Season of the Year When You Can Buy Some Things at a Price that Will Be Greatly to Your i Advantage Now Take I Wall Paper for instance I am offering the public Bargains- in Wall Paper that you seldom hear of I have a Complete Stock to select from and compe Thousand Rolls to select from Then forget the You surely have some place you wi soon have to buy a Carpet fur Well now for you can save money Nobody can bent my stock of Carpets and Mattings and you can buy either at greatly reduced figures The assortment is fine Undertaking in all its Branches Embalming scieetifically attended Carriages for hire Wood Mantles furnished complete Elegant line of Picture and Room Mouldings Send me your Old Furniture tobe repaired Your Furniture moved by experienced hands n r a 9 a a mV- V E tent Decorators to do your work Come in now and I will save you money Twenty 4 r don t CV3IPBVIS IVRRd aItigs 1 z b it 4 a ems toy 3 a 1E EE S lily I At Least Keep Your Milk and Butter To do this you must have OR AN Ice Box Hither of the above can be obtained very Lowest Prices at FURNITURE COMPANY Main Street Simnis Building t Opp COTIRT HOUS13 PHoNE 262 KEEP 5 KOOLJ Cooly la first ass RefrijjeaVtoTJ5V I at the v e A1 E hoo1er 9 t 1 tiI 4 Jr iiIiti 1l11li 1 if tS ijio Llmbi J Ll- l = = Four Men Killed and Fifteen Hurt Near Chattanooga Tenn Both Engines Had Re versed and Were Thrown Forty Feet From the sengers Not injured Chattanooga Tenn June men were killed and about 15 injured two of them fatally in a collision bo tween fast mail No 1 from Nashville and the Jasper accommodation train on the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis railroad Thursday afternoon be teween Hooker and Summit small tions about 12 miles from this city L A Rankin of the accommodation train was horribly mangled and died almost instantly James Bernard fireman of the mail train was caught under the smaller engine and literally burned to death A handful of cinders and charred flesh was all that could be found of him Express Messenger Webb of the fast mail was caught under the debris and died shortly after having been movejl to a place of safety George Rollins engineer of the train legs crushed and large holes made in his head and side None of the rest of the injured is seriously hurt and the passengers es caped with a shaking up and a few bruises The two trains met on a curve and the passengers of the mail train could see from the car windows the of the accommodation They supposed however that it would sim ply pass by them as is a switch at that point and not until the crash occurred were they aware of danger When the trains came together the accommodation being the light er was entirely telescoped the engine of the fast mail plowing its way through the cars and splintering them into kindling wot Both engines had their positions rersed and were thrown at least 40 feet from the track The mall train was behind time and the wreck it is said was duetto the fact that one of the engineers over looked his orders WEST INDIAN CAMPAIGN MEDAL- In All About 6800 Men Will Be rated For Deeds of Valor Washington June 13 The navy de partment has completed its compilation of the names of the officers and xngn who are to be decorated with the West Indian campaign medal The list totals in round numbers 800 officers and about 6000 enlisted men Of this number the engagement at Santiago Bay in which the greatest number of vessels took part makes up the largest proportion Schley and all the fleet officers and men will get medals and the family of Adm Sampson be given the one Intended for the de ceased admiral A great many of these officers and men will have bars attached to their medals to show that they were also at Manfcanillo Bay or other points selected by the board of awards as those at which an engagement worthy of a medal was fought The meritorious service medal will go to persons who rendered exceptional service like Blue Ward Hob son and Wainright The rest of persons to whom this medal will be given is still under consideration by the board of awards GERMAN CRUISERS MISSION It Is Not Connected With the Pending Claim Against Venezuela Berlin June foreign office nere is without details of the reported bombardment of the seaport of Guira Venezuela by the forts and Venezuelan warships in consequence of a revolutionary movement in the suburbs The foreign office however takes the occasion of this Inquiry to say that the German cruisers Gazelle ant Falk were ordered to La Guira simply to afeguard German interests that their presence In Venezuelan waters is in no way connected with Germanys long pending claims against Venezuela soon as order ts re stored the cruisers in question will leave Venezuela SWEPT BY A CYCLONE Three Persons Injured and Property Destroyed at Elgin III Elgin 111 June persons Injured and many hundreds of dollars worth of property damaged are the results of a cyclone which swept Elgin and vicinity Thursday night Hun dreds of persons took refuge in cellars and outofway places Charles Dane night watchman at the watch case factory was hurt by a falling plank Mrs F Jane of Algonquin- was buried under the ruins of a barn Charles Spiller was cut In the breast by flying glass Loop the Loop Minneapolis Minn June ence Hamilton a trick bicyclist brought here from New York to loop the loop at the Elks fair fell from the giant wheel on the inside of which he tried to steer a bicycle He was badly hurt Will Visit Cambridge Boston June was Thursday that President Roosevelt will come here June 25 He will visit Cambridge to participate in the commencement exercises at Harvard university r TWO TRAINS COLLIDE 1 t- ri F TheirPositions TrackPas 13Four r Ii stat DeadFireman k f I re- i i there i Decor will 13The i And A o 13Three 13Clar 13Word received Q zC accommodation approach their- a i I i La- I C there JS BRINGING IN MEN Carload of Men For the Pennsylvania Anthracite Regions Reading Pa June car load of workmen went through here for the coal regions Thus far it Is said the Philadelphia Reading Co has secured more than 1000 men mostly firemen engineers and pump men It was stated by an official that there is not a colliery in the Reading companys territory where the pumps are not being manned where desired Wilkesbarre Pa June work of the strikers in attempting to bring out all men who are still in the employ of coal companies goes stead ily on Their campaign against the engineers firemen and pumpmen Is nearly over most of those men being out and the union is now paying more attention to the fire bosses clerks and others who have taken the places of those who quit work Pressure Is being brought to bear on them In every possible way Quite a number of the fire bosses throughout the region have already stopped work because they had been asked to take the strikers places and at a meeting held here Friday afternoon about a dozen more consented to join the strikers The labor leaders hope more out by Monday The company officials are aware of the attack on the fire bosses and they are making effort to hold them The miners union Is now planning- to expel from the organization all en gineers firemen and pumpmen who have not yet obeyed the strike order They have been given until Saturday night to join the strikers and if they do not quit they will be expelled and their names published throughout the region as unfair workmen The miners leaders as a rule will not talk on the matter of boycotting but the rank and file of the strikers openly admit that they try to boycot all whom they look upon as being unfair workers Nothing developed here which In any way changed the situation Presi dent Mitchell had nothing to give out regarding the West Virginia situa tionWashington June presi dent it Is stated on good authority proposes to apply directly or Indirect ly to congress for legislation which will enable him to meet the coal strike situation It is understood that the president and his advisors argue that there is no law which would meet the case and settle the Issues satisfactorily THE VOTE COUNTED Officers Elected By the International Typograhplcgl Union Indianapolis Ind June 14 The canvassing board of the International Typographical union completed th count of the vote for national officers of the organization cast in the blen nial election The total number of votes cast In the election was nearly 29000 about 70 per cent of the en tire strength the union Following- are the officers chosen for the ensu ing two years President James At Lynch Syracuse N Y first vice president C E Hawkes Chicago third vice president James Mulcahey St Louis fourth vice president J F OSullivan Boston secretarytreas- urer J W Bramwood Denver to American Federation of La bor Printers William M Garrett Washington Max S Hayes Cleveland Frank Morrison Chicago Allied crafts J F OSullivan Boston Trus tees union printers home Printers Thos McCafferty Colorado Springs- L C Shepard Chicago Allied crafts H H Rogers Chicago Agent union printers home William Kennedy Chi cago President Lynch received over twothirds of the vote cast for presi dent PAID THE PENALTY Perry Christian Hanged at Mounds yule For Murder Moundsville W Va June 14 Perry Christian white 26 years of age was hanged in the state penitentiary Friday night at 513 oclock ills neck was dislocated and death ensued In nine minutes His remains were taken Friday to Wellston 0 his former home for interment He professed religion some time before his death and went to the scaffold without flinching accompanied by Rev D W Ruble prison chaplain and Rev B M Spurr About 40 persons witnessed the execution- In March 1901 Perry Christian murdered G W Dent near Boomer W Va Gov Nash and Senator Foraker of Ohio from which state the Negro came attempted to intercede in be half of Christian but Gov White Ignored their entreaties Rehearsing For the Coronation London June 14 There was an in teresting little function at Westmin ster Abbey when the sons and gran 3 sons of high state officers rehearsed the duties they will have to perform- at the coronation June 26 in the ca pacity of pages Lost the Championship New York June 14 Miss Gene vieve Hecker of New York who has twice won the womens Metropolitan golf championship was beaten by Mrs E A Manice also of New York In the annual tournament of the Womens Metropolitan Golf association Visible Supply of Cotton New Orleans June Hesters statement of the worlds supply of cotton made up from special cable and telegraph advices shows the visible as 2 11949 of which 1857949 was American cotton 14Another 14The 14The f delegates bravely 14Secretary vIsi- ble i to have men Alarming Situation in the PhOip pine Islands In Manila Alone a Total of 277 Cases With 215 Deaths Had Occurred Up to April 19 the Date of the Report Washington June rather alarming situation with regard to the epidemic of cholera in the Philippines IB set out In a report received by Surgeon General Forwood from Lieut Col Heiseman at present in charge of the medical department of the army in the islands The appearance of the disease at Manila in March is attrib uted In some quarters to vegetable coming Into the islands from affected Chinese ports and in others to the drinking of Pasig river water foul with the sewage of the city Llejit Col Heiseman says that the number of different points attacked by the epi demic and the consequent infection of many streams which are universally used for drinking and bathing and into which all foul material and garbage find their way makes probable a large number of deaths before the rains which ended the two great epidemics- In the eighties occur The army he says is much better protected than the native population or than civilian Americans in the islands because of the care which Is exercised in supplying good food and water In Manna alone a total of 277 cases with 2i5 deaths had to April 19 the date of the report with 453 cases and 308 deaths outside the city In the provinces the disease attacked 22 different places In the Camarines at Nueva Cacares the dis ease appeared and this has been the only point where the army has two cavalrymen and an infantryman having the disease The col ored troops the report says naturally mix much more mith the natives than the whites drinking the water in the shacks which they visit and eating native food and they are thus much more liable to contract cholera The district known as the Farola was the first one in Manila to be attacked It Is described by Col Heise man as being Probably the most wretchedly unsanitary place in the city and was the first and one of the heaviest sufferers In the great cholera epidemic of 1882 Smallpox has also appeared and has been more prevalent it Is stated this year than in any except the first of American occupation The wife of an army officer in Manila has been attacked by Vigorous measures of prevention have been Instituted to attempt to check the spread of cholera Manila has been quarantined against all oth er points distilled water has been provided house to house Inspections made chloride of lime freely used a cholera hospital established the foul farola burned and 28 army medical officers have been detailed to duty with the Manila board of health Medical officers of the army have been practical charge of health matters in or near towns where troops are stationed The report on the health of the army in general shows a slight decrease- in the percentage of sick The num ber of deaths has Increased by six Out of a total of 36 recent deaths dysentery has been the cause of 18 EXPOSITION DEFICIT New York Congressmen Advocate An Appropriation of 500000 Washington Tune New York members of the house of repre sentatives were before the house committee on appropriations to ask an appropriation of 500000 to cover the deficit of the Buffalo exposition Rep resentative Alexander of Buffalo who spoke for the delegation said that the shooting of President McKinley had a depressing effect on the exposition to wards Its close when there was the greatest expectation of large return and that under nominal conditions there would have been a much larger income Two Drowned Chester Pa June Han nett Robbins of Port Morris N J and Mrs Pluma Haines of Camden- N J were drowned opposite this city by the capsizing in a hard wind of the sloop Henry S laden with oyster shells Miss Lizzie Jones of Camden and Robert Reed and Chas F Burton of Port Morris were rescued by the United States launch Ca det Tickets Sold to a Hanging Montreal June Han sen was hanged here for the murder of Erick Marotte a Dyearold boy last autumn in order to obtain sqme change 17 cents which the boy was jingling in his hand Hansens neck was broken Tickets of admission to the execution were openly sold at prices ranging from 50 cents to A Dinner of Welcome London June dinner of wel come was given Friday night to Jos Wheeler and H Clay Evans new con sul general and exCongressman English of Indiana at which many rep resentative Americans and were present Weeks Business Failures fcew York June failures for the week in the United States number 165 as against last week 188 in this week last For Canada 12 for the week against If a year ago EPIDEMIC OFCHOLERA Report 7 14A occurred 1p It give 14The 14Capt Robbins I 14Thosvald 10 14A Englishmen 14B s ness 158 r suffered year WIPED OUT BY FIRE The Business Portion of Alexander City Ala Destroyed Opelika Ala June 14 The business portion of Alexander City- a place of 1500 inhabitants was wiped away by fire the loss reaching- at least 750000 which the insurance will not begin to covor The flames began in the foundry and machine works and the long period of hot dry weather had well prepared the buildings of the little city for the rapid spread of the flames A light wind was blowing and with fierce rapidity the fire spread from building to building until the entire business portion was a seething mass of flames The place has no water works and all the terrorstricken people could do was to save what little they could and then almost prostrate flee from the awful heat Dadeville was telegraphed for dynamite so that some of the buildings could be destroyed and thus check the progress of the flames but it ar rived only to find the city a mass of ashes The depot of the Central of Georgia railway was burned with all its con tents The telegraph office two ho tels post office saloons livery stable practically all the stores and eight residences together with numerous law and other offices were destroyed On account of the fact that the tele graph and telephone offices having been destroyed it is impossible to obtain exact information regarding the fireThe railroad has established Its tel egraph lines under a tree and appeals for help and for food are going out loss of valuable papers will nfn into the thousands of dollars The tracks of the Central of Geor gia are so badly warped that the passenger trains east and west Friday night had to transfer PRESIDENTS MESSAGE He Recommends a Law Creating Reciprocity With Cuba Washington June 14 President Roosevelt sent a special message to congress reiterating former recom mendations for a law creating reciprocity with Cuba No reference made to Gen Woods appropriation of Cuban funds to circulate reciprocity literature After quoting extracts from the previous message on the sub ject the president states that Thurs day he received through the minister to Cuba an earnest ap peal from President Palma for legislative relief before it is too late and his country financially ruined He says the reasons for Cuban reciprocity outweigh those for reciprocity with any other country and are consistent with the system which this country has thriven so He adds It is to our a nation that the growing Cuban market should be controlled by American producers The events following the war with Spain and the prospective building of the isthmian canal render it certain we must take in the future a far greater interest than hitherto in what happens throughout- the West Indies Central America and the adjacent coasts and waters GEN LEES DAUGHTER ARRESTED She Took a Seat In Trolley Car Re served For Negroes Alexandria Va June Mary Curtis Lee daughter of Gen Robert was taken into custody charged with violating the law affect ing the Washington Alexandria Mt Vernon electric road which pro vides for the separation of white and colored passengers Miss Lee was arrested complaint of Conductor Thomas S and was escorted to police where after telling her story she was released on her personal bond for appearance in court should the railroad company decide to prosecute the case Miss Lee boarded the car at Washington and without realizing had taken a seat in the portion reserved for colored peo ple She was comfortably seated and being encumbered with several bun dles declined to move to the forward part otthe car although the conductor explained the law on the subject to her and frequently requested her to Marconis New Invention London June 14 In the course of a lecture before the royal institution- of Great Britain William Marconi an nounced that he had invented a highly sensitive magnetic detector of electric waves by which it was possible- to read about 30 words per minute In wireless telegraphy Pasturage For Mine Mules Lancaster Pa June been obtained at Coleraine this county for more than 3000 mine mules from the Schuylkill coal region Twelve hundred have already arrived and 2400 more are on the way The fields have been engaged for all sum Dinner in Honor of Gov Taft Rome June 14 Francis McNutt- an American who is private chamber lain to the pope and who lives in the Pamphilj palace which belongs to Prince Doria gave a dinner and re ception to Wm H Taft civil governor of the Philippines Safety Appliances Washington June senate committee on interstate commerce authorized a favorable report on the bill extending the safety appliance law so as to make it applicable to Oocomp the tenders as well a to the cars Th L was American pr t ctive und i marvelously J advantag- as a 14Miss ELee on Chaunc headquarters move I 14Pasturage- has c iner 14The 7 AN AMATEUR DETECTIVE- A Knight of tile Razor Who Showed Qualifications for the Sleuth V Profemlon Sherlock Holmos has a rival in a barber known to the Philadelphia Record He astonished one of customers other by asking him if he were not lefthand- d man admitted that he seen him bang his hat No said the barber I have other ways of out such I see too you are a bookkeeper Yes customer your guesses are correct How do know Its easy said the barber In sham pooing head I noticed ink on your hair at left temple This ink I concluded must have got there from a pen resting on your left ear which indicated you were- a person who used a a great deal as such persons use their ears as pen racksThat didnt convince me that you bookkeeper however because a literary man his behind ear convenience I learned of profession when I applied the lather This made the ink on wash out and I discovered two shades of and black Nobody but a bookkeeper uses red and so it was to you bookkeper- I knew were the ink was on the left side the side a lefthanded writer would involuntarily use when sticking his ear Wonderful wonderful said the cus tomer Now suppose you stop talking for awhile and shaving me ROUGH ON MARK TWAI- NA EnijrIiBhman Appreciation of One of Chauncey Depewa Lilt tie Jokes Once a time Senator Depew and Mark Twain were fellow passengers on a trip across the ocean a dinner was given and Twain was called for a speech He made a number of character istically humorous remarks and then sat applause Mr was next called upon relates1 the Washington Post Mr Clemens and I speeches before dinner he said and he has deliv ered mine His is so bad that I wont him repeating it Then Mr De sat down everybody The next morning Clemens the an Englishman came up to Clemens he said I always thought that Mr Depew was a smart man speech of which you delivered night was certainly the worst drivel I ever Her Strone Point Can you sing said the theatrical man agerNot the least in the world replied the applicant for a job you dance Not Then what use do you lady we could make of you as a member off our company Ji1ought to see me try to song and the funniest thing in the world Chicago Tribune None in Stock that concealment like a worm the bud hath preservedon some That is a quo tation I presume you have read Shakespeare Shakespeare echoed the apple dealer sir Thats a never heard of Chicago Tribune An Unfavorable Symptom You have what I call a inecough laid the doctor proceeding to mix a dose of medicine for ms a quinine cough I suppose wheeled is a sort of Peruvian bark Youths Companion Old Gentleman I want a pair of like these a black tie like this and 4 want you to ask me if I want thing else Shopman Yes sir Any else sir King It is impossible that a man who is false to his should be true to his country Bishop Berkeley Never put off till tomorrow what can some one else to do State Journal I suggested that the had probably ou our were- a inkred asa disgrace la wasp cing hImMr last a 1 ou do a I observe said the literary customer i of HAnd gloves OU todayOhio barber MISS LAURA HOWARD President South End ladies Golf Club Chicago Cured by Compound After the To Help Her DEAn MRs PINKHAM Ican thank you for perfect health today Life looked so dark to me a or two ago I had constant pains my limbs swelled I had dizzy spells and never Lydia E Vegetable Doe I T- U Plnkhams MISS LAURA HOWARD CHICAGO knew one day how I would feel the next I was nervous and had no ap petite neither could I E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound used in con junction with your Sanative Wash did more for me than all the medicines and the skill of the doctors For months I have enjoyed perfect health- I verily of the doctors are guessing and experimenting when they to cure a woman with an assortment complications such as mine but you do not guess How I vish all suffering women could know of your remedy there would be less suffering LAURA HOWARD 113 Newberry Ave Chicago Ill 5000 forfeit If not genuine Mrs Pinkham invites all wo men who are ill to write her for advice Address Lynn Mass giving full particulars ABSOLUTE SECURITY Cenuinet Carters Little Liver Must Bear Signature of Sec Facsimile Below Ytirjr mall ad t eujr ITTLE FOR SALLOW SKIN FOR THECOMPLEXION CURE SICK HEADACHE belie ost i pills Wrapper I to take asnuar CARTERS FDI HEADACHE FOR DIZZINESS FOR IIUOUSIIESS- I VER FOR TORPID LIVER CONSTIPATIOIi PI LLS riCj I 2S i FO GXVXlI MU1TMVI MAI1- JRtPurelyVegetalile THE ROSEBUD INDIAN RESERVATION- TO BE OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT u HALF MILLION ACRES OF RICH LANDS TO BE THROWN OPEN FINEST GRAZING AND FARMING IANDS DIRECT RAILROAD NOW BUILDING The new extension now being built bythe NorthWestern Line to Bone steel S D brings to mind the treaty recently made vith the chiefs of the Sioux by which part of the famous Rosebud Reservation is to be turned over to the government and one more of the few choice tracts of public lands now remaining be thus opened to settlement The land in question lies between the Missouri and Niobrara rivers and is well watered and fertile Farm lands near the Reservation are selling at from 20 tp 35 an acre grazing lands at from to 15 The country is level or slightly roll ing consisting of subsoil making the very best of farm ing land It seems to suffer exceptionally little from drought 6 blackloam with clay CAN DO IT TOO Over 2000000 people are now goods from us ut wholesale 15 to 40 percent on everything they use You can do it too Why not ask us to send you our 1000 page catalogue it tells the story Send 15 cents for it today CHICAGO The housq that tells the truth WHISKY ard other drug habits cured Ve want the wcrst cases Boor and references lUfiEE 2 M S Atlanta Geu pricessaving 1 S IWOPIU WOOLL B you I buying IJi f 3 A great boom has sprungup in Bone steel to which point the Line is building Last fall there were fifty settlers there there is a town of 300 Ninety daysfrom nw there will be 3000 Five real estate offices have opened and town lots are selling at to 800 each The Reservation will probably be opened by a lottery plan such as was made use of in Oklahoma Fifty thou sand people are expected to toke part in the drawing for the land To enter a homestead of 160 aerea one must be the heid of a family or have attained the ago of twentyone years a citizen of tbe United Stete or one who has filet hs declaration to become such To establish a title to the land residence must be maintained thereon improving a ad cultivating land fur five years With the completion of the North- Western from to the boundary at Bonesteel will without doubt be a influx of homesteaders as soon as the Presidents proclamation sets a date for the opening Interest in the matter in Nebraska is intense NorthWest- ern th Reservation the tremendous l L J v litJuEs W1IkRE AU ELSE IAIt- STiistGO0d flee i BOURBON PARIS 17 1902 Y d THE NEws Kt tESDAY JuNE I five of the Fifth Cavalry Reported Boloed to Death It Is Expected a General Amnesty Will Be Declared July 1 Will Re lease Filipino Prisoners on Island of Guam Manila June natives in Manila say a report is current among their countrymen that the Bve soldiers of the 5th cavalry who were captured by the insurgents May 30 have been boloed to death near Teresa in Morong province Luzon This has not been confirmed by the American authorities of that district Twentyfive members of a band of insurgents who were captured while fighting with Gen Lukban In Samar took the oath of allegiance to the Unit ed States and were subsequently re leased Four members of the band were killed in the engagement which resulted in the capture of their com panions The 25 who have sworn alle gIance have seen Gen Chaffee and have promised to give him all the in their power in the work of maintaining the present peace condi tions in commission has been sent to Sa mar to appoint Senor Llorentes governor of the island and to establish civil government there It is expected that a general amnesty will be declared July 1 This amnesty will re suit in the release of the Filipino pris oners now on the island of Guam The prospects in the island of Leyte for a speedy termination of the armed resistance there are bright Since the ports of the island were closed sur renders of insurgents to the native constabulary have occurred daily Gen Davis the commander of the American forces on the island of Min danao has been informed by Datto Ada that two of the three Moros who murdered an American soldier named Lewis were killed in the engagement- at Bazan between Moros and Americans last May and that the other has disappeared- An American sentry belonging to the engineers was badly cut with a bolo in the hands of a Moro while on duty near Vicars Several Dattos under the sultan of Mindanao have called upon Col Frank- D Baldwin of the 27th infantry and have asked for American flags This action on the part of the Dattos is sidered equivalent to taking the oath of allegiance to the United States QUARREL Mrs Sahlor Killed By Harry M Ricer He Is Killed By Another Woman Philadelphia June 16 Mrs Rachel Sahlor a widow was Sunday shot and instantly killed at Coatesville Pa 40 miles west of here by Harry N Ricer of New Castle Pa who was also kill ed by a bullet from his revolver while struggling with another woman for possesion of the weapon The tragedy- it is said was the result of a quarrel Ricer was regarded as Mrs Sahlors accepted suitor Saturday night Ricer visited the woman and they are said to have quarreled Mrs Sahlor ordered him from the house and she went to the home of Mrs Mary L Ernest to spend the night Sunday Ricer appeared at the house and demanded an interview with Mrs Sahior She declined to receive him and was dismissing nim at the door when he drew a revolver from his pocket and shot her through the heart He then it is claimed aimed the re volver at Mrs Ernest who grappled with him During the struggle the pistol was discharged the bullet taking effect in Ricers head killing him almost instantly The coroners jury found letters inRicers pocket signed Alma which indicated thai heafwas engaged to be married to a young woman in Columbus O Columbus 0 June 16 Miss Clara Alma Lowrey said to have been en gaged to Harry N Ricer the murderer of at Coatesville Pa was prostrated Sunday night when sh j learned of the tragedy She said shjs was not engaged to Ricer but known him two years and corresponded with him She knew nothing of Mrs ahlog and had never heard Ricer refer to her THE PRINTERS KICK ment atKManiJLa Want Pay in olf Manila June C Ide the member of the Philippine commission who was assigned to the department of finance and juetice has received a pe tition from the printers in the employ of the government asking that their salaries be paid in gold or in some other established and nonfluctuating currency In reply to this petition Mr Ide said he thought that the con ditions of which the printers complained would probably be They are now paid in Mexican silver Alleged Counterfeiters Arrested Baltimore June 16 United States secret service men aided by local po captured eight Italians supposed to be members of a gang of counter feiters who have opera in severalparts of the country during the pSst months Resolutions Presented to Gen Chaffee Manila June 16 The chamber ofcommerce has presented to Gen l llitUUB the army in the Philippines are I rTURED TROOPS 16Friendly Samar- A II con t Mrs Sahlor ha r t Those in ijt oy f ver 16Henry relieved Ice ew t Chafe a set of resolutions which express regard with which Gen by the men ot Manila This report 1 assistance murderer LOVERS 1 4 I 44 i t of thea 1 he and herd buei e n STRIKERS AGAIN RIOTING Attempt to Start Cars Was Cause of Demonstrations Pawtucket R I June presence of 700 armed men sent by Gov Kimball to restore order had little in fluence except in the central parts of the city Sunday where the soldiers formed an invincible guard and Sun day afternoon rioting broke out anew in the suburbs and spread to the neigh boring city of Central Falls The of the electric service which had been abandoned since was the signal for at the points where neither soldiers nor police were stationed and the of the attacks grew worse until the traction company was forced to abandon the car service The disorders extenaed over so great an area that the troops available were unable to handle the situation and it was said that before the usual car traffic can be resumed it will be necessary to place the city of Central Falls and parts of Cumberland Lincoln and North Providence under military control To do this an increase in the number of troops will be necessary- It was demonstrated that the cars could not be operated in safety under the condition The tracks were obstructed and cars were pelted with stones by the mobs not only in the suburbs of this city but in Central Falls Missiles struck of the employes some of injured and rolling stock was damaged About 3000 people gathered around one car in Central Falls and their was so threatening that a gun was loaded and two com panies of marines were ordered to charge the crowd The car proceeded the line was later abandoned The marines then marched through the city and at another point the machine gun was made ready for action when it became apparent that an outburst was imminent Mayor Fales of Falls not having requested protection from the governor ask ed that the troops be withdrawn and this was done after two hours of serv iceAt a conference Sunday between Gov Kimball Mayor Fales and Gen Tanner it was decided that the militia would not be sent to Central Falls un til their services were requested The militia unintentionally invaded Cen tral Falls to quell a disturbance and the conference was for the purpose of preventing such a repetition No disturbance occurred in this city or elsewhere during the forenoon and the troops patrolled even a greater stretch of territory than before in prepara tion for the resumption of traffic DEATH IN A STORM Fisherman Killed By Churches Struck at Chicago Chicago June was visited by an electrical storm Sunday aft ernoon which wrought death caused- a panic among 100 Sundayschool chil dren and damaged considerable property Three churches were struck by electric bolts one the Memorial German Episcopal being destroyed Calvary Presbyterian church West Congress and 42d streets was struck while the Sundayschool services being held The bolt entered the steeple and tore through the ceiling causing a panic among the children The caught fire but all the were rescued without serious injury During the storm lightning demolished one of the steeples of the Lady of Sorrows church Jackson boule varde and Albany avenue Killiain while resting in a fishermans hut on the shore of Lake Calumet was killed by lightning and in different parts of the city while the storm was in progress many other persons received shocks BECAME PANICSTRICKEN Earthquake Shocks and Rumblings at Syracuse Sicily Syracuse Sicily June earthquake shocks accompanied by a sound of underground rumblings were experienced here Saturday night The inhabitants of Syracuse became anic stricken disturbances did not effect any damage I or several days past the skjy over Sicily has been overcast and the heat has been over whelming Shocks of earthquake are parts f the IslandES r x m Commercial Telegraphers Organiz- eChigajjoJune 16r The commercial telegraphers of Chicago who for sev ral years have been without a union were organized Sunday by the Federation of Labor The new organization will be known as the International Union of Commercial Betrothal of Prince Nichols Athens June betrothal is announced of Prince Nicholas the third son of King George of Greece and the Grand Duchess Helen daugh ter of Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia Circus Tent Blown Down Sigourney Ia June main tent of the Harris circus was blown down by high winds Thursday and 25 people were injured two of them sere ously Miss Clara Campbell aged 20 hurt about the backhand may not Strike Declared Otf Carbondale Ill 13r The strike which has been on afc the Chicago1 Carlinville Coal Cos shaft and which at one time threatened to Involve tha entire Seventh district has been declared off 16The present but LightningTwo 16Chicago were Joseph 16Strong t The t d Of1i r I American Telegraphers 16The 13The recover Electric resumption demonstrations character whom were attitude machine Central military building from of Sicily vas June R It is Still Going on With the Greatest Good Will DeWet Was Surrounded By Thousands Boer Men Women and Children Who Struggled to Shake the Hand of Their Hero London June received here from South Africa show that the surrenders of Boers are proceeding with the greatest good will The total of those who have already surrendered numbers 16500 and the Brit fish are extending every possible kindness to the men who come In The appearance of Gen DeWet at the camp at Winburg was the signal for a great display of enthusiasm When he arrived at the camp Gen De Wet was at once surrounded by thou sands of Boer men women and who struggled and clamored to shake the hand of their hero Gen De Wet mounted a table and delivered an address He warmly applauded the staunch support that the women had given the burghers during the war which he said had greatly encouraged the men in the field Continuing Gen DeWet recommended his hearers to he loyal to the new government and said Perhaps it is hard you to hear this from mymouthbut God has cided thus I fought until there was no more hope of upholding our cause and however bitter it may be the time has now come to lay down our arms As a Christian people God now that we be faithful to our new government Let us submit to His Neither Gen DeWet nor Mr Steyn former president of the old Orange Free State was ever wounded during the war Gen DeWet has not seen his wife for two years The repatriation committee which has been formed to assist the Boers in returning to their farms has a gigantic task before it The concentra tion camps will be converted into sup ply depots to provide the returning burghers with the means to rebuild and restock their farms The wives and families of the Boers will if sired be maintained at the expense of the government while the burghers are preparing the farms for their re ception Two thousand of the na tional who fought upon the British side during tne war will im mediately be disbanded and each scout will be provided with a pony and enabled to return to his farm London June dispatch from Lord Kitchener dated Pretoria Satur day June 14 says that 2594 Boers have surrendered since Thursday June 12 and that everything is proceeding most satisfactorily WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE Effort Made to Enlist the CoOperation- of the Railroad Men Clarksburg W Va 16 An ef fort is beingmade to induce the railroad men to refuse to handle coal mined in this district Success in this would mean a complete suspension of mining There is some little uneasi ness among the operators Organizers left this field Monday on the West Virginia Central to induce a strike among the miners of the Davis Elkins syndicate Mother Jones and others addressed 300 hundred men Sunday at Willow Tree school house near Monongahela The crowd was of women children and ROW BOAT OVERTURNED Three Eeople Drowned in Lake Huron NJar Edison Beach Mich Port Mich June drowned in Lake Huron by the over a row boat off Edison beach The accident was witnessed by a num of people but the storm was so fierce that no help could reach the people The storm blew up suddenly with the wind from the shore Martin endeavored the of his boat swamped in the heavy sea All three bodies were recovered t LAiTE CONGRESSMAN CUMMINGS Letter Carriers of Held Memorial Services June The let ter carriers of Savannah held memo rial services Sunday night at St Ste phens Episcopal church in honor of the late Congressman Amos Cum mings the letter carriers The services were under the auspices of Branch No 578 of tne National As sociation of Letter Carriers The of Mr Cummings and his never failing friendship for the letter carri ers were highly eulogized- A Dry Sunday Dallas Tex June the first time since Dallas was incorporated nearly half a century ago an abso lutely dry Sunday was experienced Everything was closed tight not a saloon beer garden or other resort was open Imperial Limited Train Service June 16 ho Canadian Pacific railway inaugurated its im perial limited train service Sunday The train is to make the run from Montreal to Vancouver in 97 hours The equipment is all new SURRENDER OF BOERS 16Dispatches for 16A uron 16During- a Sunday afternoon tin ag 21 14 and orma A turning ber I off Sundays vannah Ga 16 M children des demands decision des scouts June farmers gale Sar Beatrice Abraham agedP raham agE were Qf young r to jet boy into l u i This Savannah services 16 For = t f i va LOWS Ill Af Good Advice Why do you make your daughter teacher thinks there is a great deal promise in her voice Buir dont you think you ought to get a disinterested opinion onthat Chicago Post Exceptional Shes a wonderfully intellectual girl said Maud How do you know rejoined Mamie She is more anxious about how her graduation essay is going to sound than she is about how her hair is going to look Washington Star Ever Thus A pretty girl a crowded car Please take my seat and there you are A crowded car a woman plain She stands and there you are again P tnam Dyedo THOSE SYMPATHETIC GIRLS of subject 4 lessger I know Jack would not like it if he knew that I let you see his letter to me said Mabel but doesnt his literary style remind you of some great author- It does answered Maude It makes me think of the sublime work of the author of Everybodys Ready LetterWriter Detroit Fjee Press By Way of n Delicacy Weu ed to see our hearts desire Ice cream and oysters take But soon the mercenary maids Sympathy Mrs do you like your new servant girl Mrs Hiram shes very ympathetic- Mrs Call Is she Mrs Hiram every time- I complain of a headache she declares she has one too Philadelphia Press Chattel Chatter Whats that woman up to now asked the old stocking in the work- basket Shes getting out her needle and replied the scissors Well Ill be darned exclaimed the stocking Philadelphia Press Her Opinion Some men said Willie Wishing axe in love Jgn3vgred Cayenne 1 a great many more do not wait even for that excuse Washington Star A Wonderful Man Mrs Summers I never knew my hus band to tell me a lie in his life Mirs Winters Gyagifius D6esnt Yonkers Statesman BLUNDERING MEN Will make us order steak CallHow OffenWell OffenYes ton act like sl he y plq m tllJ lles r rNTHESE T perfect fools wh hey t hiss land fishing r Wifey to husband who has gener ously taken her on a fishing youtviil kindly unfasten your ear from my hook perhaps I can catch something Chicago Daily News As Anyone Knows Straight and swift as flight of crow SilMt the April snow Dghtty M a word once spoken Melts a V when once its broken N y Times Xl NKXOu for It Why ifc it li do not per iit your 0 fiatiJagr want him to grow up a truthful tripIf Y i y 1i I ro Poatswanf 0 Dangerous Ice When the ice man called in the morning she told him that she wouldnt take any more ice from him as she could get it much cheaper from another dealer The iceman was troubled for only a moment Then he said cheerfully Indade maam but you dont want any of that ice you cant use it for ice water for its been analyzed and is full of them deadly ini- croscopesrK Y Times Whats in a Name Down hired a new type writerthis morning Upson Downe Why where is she I dont see her around Down Towne When I learned that her name was Simmons I fired her Upson for Down Towne Why do you suppose- I want my letters signed per Sinv Tiger The Musicians Revenge De Note get even with that old bear yet can you a poor musi cian hope tp get even with an irascible old millionaire He has seven daughters What of that Ill write a popular Y Weekly Life Worth Living life is worth living after all happened N George I went to a railway station to see my sister off and by some chance Harry Hansom was there to see his sister off and in the rush and noise and confusion we got mixed and I hugged his sister and he hugged mine N Y Weekly His Kindness Explained A fat woman entered a crowded om nibus and seizing hold of the rail that runs along the roof stood on a gentle mans toes As soon as he could ex tricate himself he arose and offeree her his seat You are very kind sir she said Not at all madam he replied its not kindness its selfdefense Tit Bits NOT HIS FAULT TowneI DowneWhat monsPrinceton savagelyIll FriendHow 1 songN GeorgeWell JackWhats man in the book went through fire and water to support his he She Yes he was a Sloper His Epitaph Though theres naught of John Jones burled ambetter world he took his flight thawed out a stick of dynamite Chicago Tribune Feared the Worst tfHer Mother D nt take t to heart because George isnt always giving you jewelry like Mr Skeesicks does his wife Perhaps Mr tkeemcks is prompted by a guilty Im afraid any conscience Marital Confidences Mrs you think 1 grow better looking as I grow older Benham Yes its really too bad you cant live as long as they did in BillIe times you might then be come a veritable i Times A Case In Point Mrs people profit by the mistakes of others For instance the minister who got fivedollars for mar rying Monetary Complications It to be a very Do you think you can make anything out of it doctor Yes I think so about 200 N Y Herald Dear Ladies E 0 Wright They say Miss Antique haw a past Miss Cutting Ycs but she declines bout 15 years of it Detroit Press SheThe H Did firemanAlly pause and drop a tear o wiselyThere i Youngthing miserably I no hat BBut George asnt BenhamDont and beautyN BenhamSome BenhamYes usJudge complicated- case Stranger here- To he Mrs Puck 1 seems The i Fret OSTEOPATHIST DR J TDKAKE Graduate A T Still School Kirksrille Mo Mener Court Paris fB E L STEVENS DSNTIST Office in Agricultural Bank Building Phone 842 jonlyr DENTIST Office No 8 Broadway PARIS PORTER RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE AT LOW RATES 5 BROADWAY Paul KT HUJP N FOLEY DENTIST Office in Paton Building opposite Ho el Fordham W SHACKELFOKD Contractor and Builder PARIS KY P O BOX O W DAVIS FURNITURE CARPETS WALL PAPER Etc Funeral Furnishings Calls for Attended Promptly Day Phone 187 Night 100 My agency insures against fire wind old reliable prompt paying companies nonunionW O HINTON Apt Dyspepsia Cure s what you eat contains all of tbtall kinds of toad Itgives Instant relief and never lane to It allows you to eat all the icod you want The most sensltlva- gtomachs can take it By its use many thousands of have cured after everything else failed Itformation on too stomach relieving all distress after eating unnecessary Pleasant It but do you good Prepared only by E O DaWirr Co Ohlcast 2J4 times tho 0c CHICHESTERS ENGLISH I PROFESSIONAL CARDS Ho s AAAO r OfficE s to 12 m 1 m T McMILLAN- f NTUoT T l NONUNION AGENTS F G I Ambulance Kodol his preparation c re of coa lnS PENNYROYAL PILLS c WestSide u y t aHours tot SMl r o l r t q F fi F 4 eon t do late Alwaya reliable Ia41euclBarausE in Gold metallic boxes sealed with blu tibtofe Take other d ger t t tatleaai wad imitationor und c In for Particular estand Seller for Xta4fe fitter OHBIflOAXt CO 100 Hadlaoa HXZJu PA JAPANESE PILE OINTMENT 26e CONSTIPATION fr JaMnox LJ Baal and p- apatte4 Pile Caro for cale by W T Brook Consumption Is as easily as a Common the REMEDY from the Philippines by a soldier who served for two years in the United State army Fully tested two being placed on the market For proof and full particulars write to v COUP G WILSON Sljantf Calvert Texas fW llell no flUII by Dm are XII this i ci ottsod lel of Otatnrent DtlJ II 01 A nnv ebit I 2I1laa4140 ry Wh onrnuv B ak u I Y a It bo tor I I ASI mUd N1a sa OTICIL1II Genul only cured Colby r sal e asaoafaIs rataru rill X0 oarosaaTaie psps CUR1 Coiplet Tiyatmeatoo PFOSI sea InaaenL sill tProe itmatct1ano ern o ia lint tNx death anneeaas r DI etta a e toe wtoh Iot cal e 0 a sr Lured ere t a iI EOt1LA L6 Po e 4k lpe a use- eotta brow tbi + = r Queen ACrescent D ROUTE U Through Smice from Clnclanati to All Important Southern eeee w 8 I MUPW o ENL MaNAAtl1 IICNL aa 011 III II T- aJIIIIItIJ A l Jt j hiL to W Eaccltcnt Cities StlL P A41NeINNAT ow WL NNAiaar PANN A NT THE BOURBON TUESDAY 17 19O2 L t j 4 rKENTUCKV 7 I i JUNENEWS P k THE BOURBON NEWS Pinged at the Ptroffice y us secondclass mail matter TELEPHONE NO 124 EVERY TUESDAY AND nODAI GEO D MITCHELL EDITOR OCT in Newark N J a girl was fooling with vacinate and gently scratched her nose vaoinatiiig herself Any Paris girl knows better than that THE next governor of Indiana will be Democrat and just before day Indianapolis residents formerly citizens of Kentucky will Lava business in News WE are bitterly opposed to snap Sjogs of aay kind in the Democratic party That is what the meeting was which was held at Frnkfort lately to make a call to nominate a congressman ithis district WiEN a man has no right to vote at in a convention he certainly has no right to two or more votes Still that was the case at the late convention held alt Frankfort Fair play gentlemen if yon please THE act relating to child labor passed attheJast session of the Legislature will go into effect about the middle of duce It provides that the County Judge shall have the right to say what children shall work 1 THE Georgetown News says With reach a resident as D Gray Georgetown College will not suffer His name is Gray he wore the Gray and is proud of it Thats the kind of man Georgetown College needed THE following taken from the chesty Democrat is applicable toParis Some doctor has pretended to discover that smallpox is due to overwork If that is true some people in Winchester Lave no need to be vaccinated Theyll ever have it THE greater part of the patients iii the Chicago sanitarium in which so was destroyed on June 9 were seeking of the liquor habit o hat of taking opiate Surely this tragedy should bring to a pause who are acquiring habits difficult to j hake off men and women choose slavery rather than freedom aa passing gratification rather than per KBKnent welfare Lexington at OBLISHBD Some I n some t OhioGeorgetown t l f i I i Dr B ninth life care Why do i Paris inauguration meets from r ail a Win many f I x DemocratS DID a dying man ever regret a life If not then why not try ato live that kind of a life and there will 4 e fewer regrets in ones last moments The family will have no regrets his ILife either when uch a man comes to die but only for his loss There is everything but a glass of Intoxicating liquor THE general public often why a newspaper does not write this wnan up or pitch into this or that thing sand seem to think that we editors should be losing our tampers at all times In glancing over an exchange we find the following which is worth perusing A man told us the other day that we did mot publish all the things that happened We should say we dont In the first place we have others who depend on a livin j If we published all that happened we would soon be with the angels In order to please the people we must print only nice things about hem and leave the rest to the gossip Yes its a fact we dont print all mews If we did wouldnt it make ipicy reading But this would be for one The next week you would read our obituary and there would be another angel in heaven A CABLEGRAM says A wealthy woman named Eilva recently died at Lisbon and left her entire property to a She was a fervid spiritualist believer in the transmigration of souls and imagined that the soul of her dead tmsband had entered the rooster She o mstd a special fowl house to be built sand ordered her servants to pay extra atttontion to their masters wants The disgust of the relatives over the Twill caused the story to become public and a lawsuit might have followed had mot one of the heirs adopted the simple expedient of having the wealthy rooster Jdlld thus becoming himself the next 3riu KIDNEY BackacheA- ll diseases of Kidneys Urinary Back aorppsy Female Troubles XT T W I 1 Ki il I A m JL Dont become discouraged There is acure for you If necessary Dr Fenner JHe spent a Just suchusages as yours All consultations I bad severe case of disease and discharging bloody matterBuffered was seriouslymflftclUKl with female DrSEMM f and Backache cured us both F M WHEELER la5 M A k forCook Fenner for good in woI i r us- Er the only I to C O tt FENNCD Also WbeutC ncr s BookFree T ITUS DAHC Cute Dr1 It J Y- f temp Aerate ij week rooster I D1 x t a lids ree uatisrn ant a Bure Circular r = + 197 acres of Bourbon county and bargain and on easy terms Call and see us Brick Cottage 5 Rooms Bith Pantry Porches Lot 126x900 feet good locality Let us show you this nice Home o 12 acres 3 Rooms and Kwihen House near ParisT ll sell Worth the money- o 87 feet on Main street running back to High street fronting 69 feet on High 2 Frame Houses price 5 How this suit you for an investment I Frame Cottage Cistern2 acres of Land in Paris at the low price of i po o 108 acres near Paris large tobacco nice Home Let us sell you this farm o A nice Building Lot in the the city Who will buy this and build a nice home r 3 acres 8Room House nice good at the of 4000 6 acres ofLand 4Room Hbiige with Kitchen Stable Buggy House Wagon Shed etc just outside tlie tity Price 3000 SRooni House Cellar Large etc Lot 100x290 a nice Home for the low price of 2250 Let us this property Alice twostory Brick plenty of r6om Jot shade and fruity at the low price of 4000 o I 3Room Cottage Coal House etc Lot 50x100 feet on West street renting at 8 per mouth to a good tenant Price 700 O We will not have another Combination Sale before September we failed to get the property ready forvMay 28th Lancaster Northcoft REAL ESTATE BROKERS at a c ir heartof 0 ality Cistern- S ble showy u 0 rg c as r L Price 603 does o barn f Lando 1ot lows rice o = 627 MAIN ST THE FAIR A Great June Sale This Fri tday of Dependable Merchandise at Prices That Mean a Big Saving- to You We are business building and aim to win the trust and confidence of the great public by furnishing them not alone Fridays but every day the best goods at the lowest prices HERE IS THE PROOF Kitchen lamps with reflector large No 2 burner and chimney everything complete at 19c turkey feather dusters below regular prices 100 feathers in every duster No 10 size at each 9c No 12 at 13c No 14 at 16c two neb values in glass vases now available to our patrons but which in a little while will be gone It is not necessary that We say more than that these should command your immediate attention Next week may be too late See them on our Bargain Table at each lOc Nursing bottles 8 ounce each 5c balls a box 5cj petroleum jelly perfumed a bottle 4o jelly molds 5c brass padlocks 80 crystal glass goblets per set 25c wood bowls 13 inches across each 8c chair seats cob pipes with stem 2c ice picks each 60 rich glass fruit or berry saucers each 2 c strap hinges a pair 5c car penters hammers weight 1 pound coffee mills something good white agate buttons 12 dozen for 5c goggles per pair 7a ink all col jgrsrUi Stocky atyttle tit 4c and squirrel cages 69c and upwards night lamp chimneys 3 for 5c THE FAIR Many jobless railroaders can trace downfall to passing acquaintances Heated arguments frequently a coolness between The gas meter oftener than it is lied about a glass of Sparkling Cherry Cobbler at 0 B Mitchells Itll fiix you right SOaprtf THE convention of the Womens of Clubs of the State t ity last week was a howling What Paris needs is more gatherings of alt XY camphor each 4c each 10c each 39c can mockingbird lien SPARKLINGTry eder on h PAEIS i cause held in kinds r T T- AET if POSSIBLE YOU ARE ONE THE vERY FEW fARMERS OF jBOUilBON COUNTY WHO NEVER USED A MCCORMICK BINDER OR MOWER You can make no mistake in investing your in one this year are recognized everywhere as the and LongestLived Ma chine built McCORMICK TWINE- Is the Longest and Strongest Made SOLD ONLY BY R J Neely j aruf Colchicinc Salicylatc Capsules r A standard and cure for GOUT COLCHICINC s endorsed tlie medical authorities of Europe and America Dispensed only in spherical capsules which dis 3AUITLAI L i solve in without causing irritation or to J disagreeable symptoms Price 1 bottle Sold by 5UVV sure and get the genuine Hs fVirJLIAMS MFG CO CLEVELAND OHIO Solo Props For Sale by W T BROOKS CAN OPERATE SUCCESSFULLY A I LOADED WJTHLIGHTPBOOE FILMS QF SIX EXPOSURES EACH Brownie No 1 1OQ 6 Ex Film 2 14x2 4t 15 Brownie No 2 2OO 6 JGs Film 2J 14x3 14 2Q Daugherty Bros SUPPLIES 433 Main Street THE BEST FAIR HELD IN THE STATE LIST YEAR BIGGER AND BETTER IJtlloe- oretoui flidunner pair HORSESHOW AND Elks Carnival JULY 22 23 24 25 26 The finest stock will befbimd on exhibition as is in the State The Big Midway where the grandest array of American talent is to be found open night Cheap excursion rate gn all Railroads For information B O GAINES Secretary V fo VSi WV i j z If or r L IF so 7T 4- ct i Ci c 21i- ji r t T UBY SCHOOL BUY OR I ID ii t r i t SJ r EAR 7 f I day andU S rr OFT M i r V j rs roc e s 44 in Ihble C t GIRLI BROWI1 CAMERA IN LIGHT PHOTO add ess Y == = 4 f r Jroze Stiff H That Air Elegance of r which so surely marks the man of unquestionable every detail of and distinguishing attribute of WHITE and WASHABLE VESTS tastethat faultlessness- in cut fabricis- a R WSr FANCY for the season of J902 A variety of styles at surprisingly decision will if the garment be selected from this line surpr It is not necessary to be frozen stiff in order to keep cool do as a sensible man should do Dont overexercise avoid all excitement keep sweet dress dress to suit the weather and defy the weather clerk Drink plenty of cool ice cold and wear one of our SORRIER SUITS Eat very little meat but wear our Straw Fedora Hat Bathe the body frequently and wear our Negligee Do this you will be COMFORTABLE AND HAPPH Just test this prescription and you will feel under great to us CLOTHIERS HATTERS FURNISHERS Paris Kentucky Dont Neglect your Eyesight Dr C H Bowen the Eminent who has been visiting our city for the past three years with much success will be at our store June 25 for one day only Examination free Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Hello Box 170 Winn LowrmV- f AGENCY FOR THE FENCE Made of large strong wires heavily galvanized Amply provides for expansion and contrac 9 tion Only Best Bessemer steel wires J L used always of uniform quality Jt I Never goes wrong no matter how great a strain Is put on it Does notmulilate but does efficiently turn cattle horses hogs and pigs i EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED- by the manufacturers t j Cill and siee iitr jDan show you how it will sava you money and fenof your fields sd4hey fenced 1 t waternot Shirts Obligati n I1 Jt Parker James c J f0N i EFIELD 11I 1 0 r 7 I 6 u22 Me 0 y 5 4 11 n t wed- nesdaY e 3SILL SEtL- W OYEM Ian i 3 WI1 Sty ElENgSY TUESDAY JUNE 17 1902 j 7r J IHIj v5li J N NEWS 11 9 D MITCHELL EDITOR P RIEF NEWS ITEMS j TCEDAY JUNE 17 Sun rises at 4 84 a ro and sets at 726 p m There wore 131 sold from Paris to Ginciunali on Sun jay COURT Judge Smiths quartely court wiUcpnTejie this noEU ins Vt C BLTJEGRASS SEED WANTED Will pay highest market price E F SPEARS SONS AMATEURS Take your Plates and films to Brutus Grinnan to be finished Strictly firstclass work and finished on short notice for cash only junlOtf COXING Dr B Goldstein the Opti cian will be at the Windsor Hotel on next Friday June 20th for one day only CONTRACT Mr Geo B Erion of this city has the contract for the National Bank building at Carlisle and will begin the task at once WILL ATTEND President Roosevelt will in all probability attend the Ken tucky Trotting Horse Breeders Associ ation meeting at Lexington in October LOST A bundle of merchandise of black silk and some velvet ribbon be tween Franks dry goods store and Fnhrmaus stable Leave at Frank Cos SOLD Saner formerly a grocery merchant in this pity has sold out his grocery business in Lexington where he has resided for the last six years As THE MOON ROSE Will be the subject of recitation to be delivered at the annual elocutionary contest at Stanford on June 20th by Miss Sara Daniel this city COLORED EXCURSION About three hundred colored excursionists went on a special train from here on Sunday to Maysville to attend the camp meeting at that place SMALL Pox tA negro boy living near the Houston School House in the county has the smallpox It is the only case known to exist in the county at the present time No Equalization Board have been in session for several days It is a mistake that they have raised the taxes on property while on the other hand they have lowered some a meeting of the the new First National Bank Mr Roy Clendennin was elected bookkeeper- Mr Clendennin has lately been in the employ of Spears Sons Commission Merchants and is a popular young man RESIDENCE residence of the late E D Sayre the Lexington banker has been purchased by Mrs Roger Williams his daughter for 11 700 The property was sold at public auction to settle OAREYS FLEXIBLE CEMENT ROOFING- is proof against lightning fire and water It will last as long as your building THE POWER GROCERY Co Wholesale Agents for Kentucky one of the graduates of the High School at Maysville received as a special award a diamond brooch for not having missed roll call in ten yews She received an average of 98 25 in her studies THE following grocerymen of this city have agreed to close their business houses at 7 oclock except on Saturday nights LIvin Oonnell Chas P Edwards V K Shipp Brent Spears Fee Son Charles Stephens It A GOOD PLACE The neatest and most popular tonsorial parlor iu the city is the new place qf 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 call and you willbe treated right r 80may VISITING CARDS THE BOURBON NEWS office would be pleased to show you samples and submit prices on the best quality of Engraved Visiting Cards We are prepared to get out on very short notice the handsomest Cards in stock and of the latest Tiffany finish Satisfaction guaranteed or as Parker James would say your money back on demand Give us a call DROWNED While in bathing on afternoon up Stoner a colored oy named Will Nichols was drowned Diligent search was made for the body 11 of Sunday afternoon and yesterday without succes It is thought that the body became entanged in some brush A great crowd of the colored population wore on the banks of Stonar on Sunday afternoon watching the search i TiII BotfRBtNnm I 4 J t f 7 U new i OurFred I n l J- If RAIsEThe ELECTEDAt officers- of SOLDThe Goon SCHOLAR Miss Daisy M I Cqok Co O nday I W 11 tickets Eact RIo pl f t 1 tl estate 14 tS Dean ti Carla n h r- tr r = of L L gy The Circuit Court is still holding daily in Odd Fellows Hall and in the G Wright murci0r qase has jeen in progress for days Expert testimony was given Saturday yesterday by Dr W C Ussery of city and Drs Wiley Sprague of Lexington The grand jury has returned indict ments against the following Ollie Steele willful and malicious with deadly weapon with in to kill Maggie Hairis Tom Harris Steve Marcia Stivers Birdie Kellis Lizzie Kellis suffering a nuisance last namedare all colored John Robertson and James larceny u The court granted an extension of for the grand jury to complete labors The jury in the Wright case are their meals at the Fordham Hotel occupying the Odd Fellows sleeping quarters They are in charge of Deputy Sheriff James Burke and Special Deputy Ollie C Hedges On Sunday the jury spent the day on the banks of Stoner They were served dinner in the open a la Some them went in bathing whiln others lounged in the shade of the The grand jury adjourned on till this morning CHURCH CHIMES Kentucky has 700 Christian church Sundayschools and 80000 teachers and pupils Elder Lloyd Darsie exchanged pulpits with Elder Dick of North Middletown- on Sunday last Tharsday June 26 has been appointed by the General Presbyterian as the day for special fasting and prayer because of the low state of piety in the church The new Talmage sermons are preach ed by Rev Frank De Witt Talmage of Chicago the son of the late Rev T De Witt Talmage They have been widely published in the press of the country since his fathers death and have been read with the greatest satisfaction by those who have been reading Talmages sermons for number of years CONFEDERATE NOTES with a soldier in bronze was un vailed Saturday It was the gift of Mr W P Harrison a wealthy manufac turer of Cincinnati u S Grant Post G A R of Brook lyn N Y has sent a check for for the at Montgomery Alabama LODGE NOTES- St Johns Day June 24th be celebrated by the Masons at Carlisle by giving a picnic At the regular meeting of Rathbone lodge Knights of Pythias held in their Castle Hall Col A J Lovely and Mayor Benj Perry were chosen to repre sent the local lodge at the grand lodge meeting which convenes in Louisville- in October The Owensboro Elks have decided to erect building to cost 25000 Members of the Maysville Comman dery K T are to organize a San Francisco Club to attend the next Triennial Conclave At a meeting of the Trustees of Kentucky University a resolution was adopted providing that any inmate of the I O O F Widows and Orphans Home who graduated with merit in the city schools of Lexington may be fur ther educated in Kentucky University free of any charge for tuition and fee H L Dick Nippert formerly of this city is the Exalted Ruler of the Elks Lodge at Chattanooga Tenn This speaks well for our former towns man as there is no higher gift within the subordinate lodge What tbe Gas Range Did A constant blue flamewithont brought the to the boiling pdinfrin exactly ten on theGas Range The vegetables were then placed in the vessels and the lids In the meantime the oven burners were generating a positive and intense heat in the oven Within a few the oven was sufficiently hot to receive the roast From that time on it was carried to the table the inspected and basted the roast four times and reduced the heat in the oven just once That was in the beginning after the meat had received the first full force of the heat The albumen on the surface was hardened by this process to a proper degree and the juices retained in the body of the meat The coal range could not have done this except in a crude and unsatisfactory way The control of thtf flame moans everything in successfully preparing a meal v d cI evi taking trees Friday 1 II Assembly At Columbus Oa monument I I 1 50 I Conf derate Home Will flioke housewife therefore t t Circuit Our several Clarkeand inn Hall pip nic ZL Confederate y matriculation water minutes secured minutes until N r PERSONAL MENTION- Miss Kate Alexander is visiting in Wheeling W Va Talbott Clay returned Sunday from a to Memphis Miss Ollie Butler is visiting Miss Moody at Eminence Miss Richardson bf Arkansas is the guest of Miss Frances Johnson Miss Kate Lucas is the of Miss Sue Patterson in Cynthiana Mrs Amos will leave for Chicago to Mrs Dan Connors has been days with friends in Lexington Mrs H M Taylor of Carlisle has the guest of friends for several Miss Frances Johnson entertained the Violet Whist Club an Saturday after Mrs Matt Turney of Oklahoma will arrive today to guest of Mrs John C rent Chas Meng Jr of Nprth fiddle town is Ann Mich law school Mrs Wm R Williams and daughter of Houstonville are the guests df Mr W Floyd Red Crawford of Cincinnati the over Sunday mixing with old friends Mrs Lida Ferguson and daughter- are visiting friends and in Georgetown Wallace of Mt Sterling spent several days last week with friends city Mrs James Guthrie of this is the guest of her sister Mrs Lexington Miss Myrtle Judy of this county has been the guest of Mrs L B Cockrell at Wades Mills Clark county Mrs Win E Simms has returned- to her home in Lexington after a visit to Mrs W E Simms city Mrs Fred Wallace of Baltimore is spending a month with her parents near Austerlitz this county Miss Kate Blanton and Miss Dickson who have been with Dr L H Blanton have returned to News Dr Spears of Paris is today to make a short visit to Mr Ashbrook Frank Lexington Herald Saturday- T Hart Talbot came up from Latonia- on Sunday to spend the day with his mother He his stable of run ners to Chicago in a few days Mrs Johnson Rogers and children- of Lexington who have been guests of Mrs C M will go from here to Aden Springs Ky to spend the summer Mrs John D Bruer of Paris is here the Womans Missionary Conference- of the M E Church South Maysville Bulletin- A dance will be given by the young men of the city at Hall on Friday next in honor of Miss Parrishwho is soon to become a brideMr and Mrs R W Sterling of Car lisle and airs John city attended the Cardome commencement at Georgetown Misses Mamie and Catherine who have been attending school at Cardome are now the guests of Mrs Connell A delightful boating party was Miss Frances Johnson Friday evening in honor of her guest Richardson those were Misses Renick Alexander Dickson Will and Albert Hinton Dr Dailey Clell Turney Dodd Best Dr Stevens Duncan Bell Hugh Brent and Owen Davis We Think It Would EDITOR NEWS Would it not be a good idea to secure the Opera House for the arguments of the attorneys in the G Wright trial in the Circuit Court A large number of ladies would like to her the speeches and the Odd Fellows hall is far too small to accommodate the Jarge crowd Respectfully M DEATHS Robert Oden Smith the 14months old son of Mr and Mrs T Porter Smith of this city died yesterday morning from teething The funeral will take place at the Paris cemetery this afternoon the services being at the grave The parents of this bright young child have the deepest sympathy of the community in their sad A keyhole with funnel attachments would fill a want STOCK AND B F Sanders of Harrodsburg has engaged 1200 hogs at 5 to 6 cents 1 700 lambs at 5 to 6 cents for June and July delivery and 1000 at 6 cents Kit Chinn of Mercer county has gone to Butte Montana where he has been engaged as starter in the races at 75 a day The job will last till September 1st At Mt Olivet Chambers Perry sold a 4yearold Robinson Chief gelding to Bud Smith of Cynthiana for 230 The Springfield Leader says that a fine horse belonging to J B Arm strong near Tathams Well committed suicide by hanging itself with a The Leader adds that ths cause of the horrible deed is ri5t known bat believes the animal was mentally un balanced i l 0 l 1M lA 5 b i less I I i tomorrow spendthesummer I I noon I i me T wasin r SVNichols- in ParisDanville visiting friends and relatives and attending Spears Mrs Owen Davis and Mrs W A Johnson Messrs John Brennan Oak i i i drays expected bereavement CROP grapevine g j I E F Clay of thisHafatiy and Mrs Florence Lock hart of this city recently of HollinpVa will take place in Chicago today Steer weigl ing between 1000 and 1100 pounds was lost about three days ago Aguitable reward will be EARL 173une2t pin i inn 1 1 1 1 1 MM mi inn HUH ijinn1 1 1 1 HUB DR L H LANDMAN 1 1 s Hotel Windsor Tuesday July 8 1902 1- innniniii riiiiii 1 1 1 1 1 iin nilniim 1 ml- piiiniifnuj iiii i u111111 1 m iiliiiiiiLi 1 1 MRS W A I JOHNSON I f Has just received from i- j her Publisher E 1 THE THIRD EDITION IE of her popular Ii COOK BOOK ti IB it It is now on sale at her E Book and Stationary E Store E- E Mrs Johnson also accepted E thje for the wellknown E SCHARF PIANO s and will sell them at a slight g oh factory prices i- g Call see one at her Store jj- jjii i u 1 1 uiiin H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in1 1 1 1 mi imiu i tiiif R Goldstein Of Louisville Ky I Will Be At the WINDSOR Friday June 2Ov For Only Now is the time Dont neg lect your best eyes Eyes examined and glasses sci entific ally adjusted Dont neglect your childrens eyesOFFICE HOURS 9 to 5 p m 25marlyr SHOES Strap Slippers OxfordiTies Colonials Our styles of Boots and Low Cuts for Womens wear combine the very latest shapes with perfection of fit degree Yon will be satisfied with your Shoes if buy them of COR s Sftoe Store rH AND MAIN STS PARIS KY The Lightest and Best Every part guaranteed in every respect E J McKimey Son r jI IDS ARROW Th t6 of Ool SmEER LOST- A for to FERGUSON E lUll Wnat to GDOK aUa I How E Dr HOTEL ff On friendyour a m A I I FOR iWOMEN andhighest t tIilisSSTRIPfERS Y ci formerly return dill l has Doti advance Day you use i x = SPECIALS TO BE FOUND AT W ED TUCKERS i 1 c 0 dozen Ladies Sleeveless Rib ded Vests silk taped 12 12cents formerly 20 cents One Lot Ladies Ecru and Colored Vests 22 12 cents formerly 35 and 50 cents Childrens Black Ribbed Hose one case 60 doz sizes 5 to only 10 cents per pair worth 15 eta One hundred last SummersShirt Waists worth 1 125 and 150 now 50 cents to close 912 A lot of and VaX Laces at 5 cents per yard 15cent Wide Hamburg Edging now 10 cents 26cent Hamburg Beadings and Ap pliques cents choice Two special lots of Kibbons 55 arid 1O cents See our and Muslin Underwear- If it is new we have If it is good we have it Torcbon stock it o naw TeJephone 297 SIGN PAINTING DOW GLASS 434 MAIN ST PHONE 231 for Glass Paints and Painting SUITS x lust received a new lot of Boys andv j 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 AllWoo Knee Pants i Bftc 75c and 1 0- v Price Co IT rCKERSStandest NG or I mm DEALE R 1 N- iIs Varnishes Brushes ATING nr ss SBB r t to Will Pay Highest I Mark tPrice I BRENT BRO Boys and Chitdrdlla cutsNorfolks t a L bah Q i n w the S1 a 4 x = 20TH CENTURY i UNDERWE- ARi Ui THE VERY BEST MADE done in a factory of advanced equipments and thorough hygenie condition Gowns Skirts Drawers Corset of the Designs- I am sole agent for these goods in Paris 331 street v I R TUCKERS Coversall SeeVVildc Di pI y- i O rn Main t P k t o xtest tx 4r- iw Agriculturala i = THE BOTTBBON NEWS PAHIS IE3fj TTTESBAY Jl NE 17 1902 t t mL The Bourbon News PARIS L Lessee and Editor KENTUCKY WHAT UNCLE HENRY THINKS here you boys thats settln round and fault because This here old world Is different just now from what it was Say aint you just a bit ashamed Id be If I was you Look up there at the sky I guess Its still the same old blue The leaves aHutterin on the trees are just as nice and As any one from Adam down Ill bet has ever seen Say aint the breeze thats fannin you as sweet I want to know As any breeze that your dads or their dads used to blow The days are just as long and bright as when the land was new Mans done a lot of things but laws theres lots still left to do Why Alexander thought hed done the whole thing slick and flat But Aleck left quite a batch of jobs to tinker at You think you havent any chance Well back in Caesars day- I reckon there were lots of chaps looked at it just that way But you can bet old Jule himself want growlin round because The state of things had happened to be just the way it was Say aint you just a bit ashamed to set there lookin blue When every day some new things done that youd of liked to do- S E Kiser in Chicago RecordHerald WHY DORSET REMAINED By Gwendolen Overton was not much excuse for He had horrible warn ings under his very eyes He had time and again said what he thought about any American who would mar ry a Mexican girl He knew quite well enough that it was a sin against common sense which carried its own sure punishment But he married a Mexican and the best that can be said for him after that is that when the punishment came he took it like- a man and no one not even his wife herself ever heard Mm complain He had shaken the dice himself and he abode by the throw She was he was lonely at least he thought then that he was but later on he discovered what real loneliness is the loneliness a deux To be sure there were American girls in the town but they were totally impossible and whatever else was to be said of fomdalaria Soubieta at least she Was uncommonly well- born Race was in every feature of her pretty little face Dorsey had always cherished unmitigated contempt for the Mexican way of making love Candalaria had not So Dorsey made love in the Mexican and to the uttermost- In his he had scoffed at youths who would go to the opera and never look once at the stage in order that they might nearly cut their necks off on their high collars twisting their heads around to gaze at a novia seated in her parents box He did not now It was ftechando a tribute to his lady which was expected of him He hadto practice it every where in the plaza in the cathe dral in the portales He had to stand on the sidev and talk to her through the gratiigs of a window or worse yet up to her balcony All the world mighjt both see and hear but she broke him to the ac ceptance of that It was hacicndo lurso and a custom pf the laud Dor sey opined at tfiatf it was a fool costumbre but Canjaalarla did not understand She explained that he mUst see her that way or not atall But I called at house he It is because we are engaged said Candalaria that you may not call now A wit has observed that when the irresistible meets the immovable if the immovable woman the retireth froni business But only one who has observed a Mexican Woman and her can the full force of that Dorsey relinquished his AngloSaxon prejudice against sentiments and affections to an unfeeling world He made lQve through the gratings and by twine graph for the passersby to see Candalaria went upon the principle that experience has taught the of her people and believing that it was well to get quite all she could in way of d Mpjbion out a man while he her novio nee would be forthcoming from a husband she put Dorsey through the paces very thoroughly She quarreled with him for no other purpose than to majfe him sue for her favor and eat iujnlile pie She was sweetness itself one moment and abominable the next She broke loft engagement half a dozen times Dorsey was not a siinpleton He had snore than ordinary ability and good sense With an American girl fora he would have put up with no nonsense at all But he was putty in Gandalarias little hands If you doubt the consistency of that jtt goto Mexico and watch a similar case a while It was however after the Senorita- S ubieta had condescended from the glory of her high estate to wed a j mere Grjisgro and had become the Senora Iforsey that Dorseys real j pleasure began To start with he found tilt he had a family made to W hand The sisters and the cou- th and th stunt of ihimf ore were Ifefe a tAtfV A SfcV 1 I li O D j i o See find In I i i fer J u I THERE time fir d bed irresistible r advertising woman the wasy t D or I I green- 5 I Li 0 3 prey C 3 5 c i c z I our objected befortvere engp I 4 ways none S a sweetheart fr = nothing to his acquired ones They name singly like the animals two by two in knots and groups They were without end All day long they sat about the patio of the little house where he had hoped to have Canda lana to himself crouched upon low cowhideandwicker chairs wrapped- in black shawls chattering giggling gossiping Dorsey had an unhealthy feeling that it was very like a harem But they had to be treated with respect They were of his wifes family and it was a family that was little less than sacred in the land Her male relatives came too Dorsey loathed even than he did the females of the tribe He called them that to his inmost self They were as irreproachable hId im maculate in appearance as the fe males were slovenly But if they were good for any practical thing Dorsey had yet to discover it It annoyed him to know that they were disporting themselves in elegant leisure about his house drinking copas of his brandy and good wine while he was at the office toiling fora modest livelihood And the worst of it was that he might not even in dulge in a thoroughgoing contempt for them They were much better educated than he was and not one of them but had two or three languages and accomplishments Dorsey himself had been developed along other lines and he was perfectly well aware that they thought him ma terial and crude Now just as DOISey was in danger- of doing something rash and assert ing himself the way was opened to him It was the chance of his life He knew it was the one Icnocking of fortune at his door Dorsey was in the railroad and the railroad was of course an American affair He had taken the place of a native youth who had no notion of letting business interfere with the serious matter of pelando pavo otherwise parading beneath his sweethearts balcony The place was a good enough one but it offered no prospects That which he now saw afar off did There was a Great Man at the head of things in the railway who had had his eye on Dorsey for some time He wrote at this juncture that he was going down to the town where Dor sey was to have a look at things and he hinted at promotion and change and at a billet in the City of Mexico Dorsey knew very well what the billet would probably be It required other qualities besides business qualities as the advertisements say It meant making ones self universally agree able and entertaining a good deal And it was a very desirable thing The heart of Dorsey waa filled with joy So far as he knew there were not more than a dozen or so mem bers of his wifes family in the City of Mexico And the city was large and cosmopolitan and alive He dreamed rosy dreams and told them to Candalaria She was not so pleased as he had expected her to be She would have to have papa and mama the primos and primas and all the rest But Dorsey dwelt tactfully upon the shops of the Calle de San Francisco the drives in the paseo and the theatre and opera and she was cheered Then the Great Man came He brought with him his young wife Dorsey looked at her He had a sickening sense as he did so that his own birthright had been something such as she and he began to have a proper understanding of what he had done He told the Great Man that he had a wife himself that he had married a Mexican There passed a shadow across the august brpw Dor say saw it That night however he took Candaiaria to call at ihe hotel There was trouble about it Canda laria did not want to go Why should she bother ahout a Gringa who wa T ey jgjfld go to the plaza afterward Dorsey compromised With the Gringa Pues no Yhat would her family say to her for picking up any excursionista that came along Which knowing laria was not a promising fijame of mind Dorsey foresaw trouble And it duly came Candalaria took one look at the Great Mans wife and decided oyt of hand that Dorsey was in love with her She did not make a then and there but she took what was nearly as unpleasant a course She could speak English very passably but she shut her crimson lips now and refused to sdy a word When the Great Man or his wife spoke to her she smiled sweetly and her pretty head No speek En gleesh was the uttermost she would consent to say Dorseys rage was naturally enoufrh in view of the situationfvery great But it did blind him to many things to the contrast for instance between the smooth brushed locks of the Mans wife and the frizzled strands of those of his between formers supple grace and the lat ters undeniable chunkiness the formers chic and the dovdiness Candalarias feet never looked so like twin flat irons tnd never had her waist seemed sp square and her skirt so hitched up in front and draggling behind In the matter of features and of hands however Candalaria had the advantage unquestionably Only Dorsey looked at the face which changed and lighted with every thought and then he looked at the pretty placid one He looked at firm ilngers and palms and then at the white flacid bness When the situation begun to get themworse abilitysocial J1 Sbe 0 to and the and C mla very I i own lm the large otlito hei wid4bthe Fta instead hcar scene li4tle m unendurable Dorsey in reckless decided to brave his wife and all her family and to take the Gringos to the plaza anyway Can dalaria saw in that not only open dis regard of her wishes an open affront and humiliation but a ruse to enable him to walk with the Gringa with whom he was in love and to exploit her before the town While the Great Man and his wife went for their hats Dorsey gave Candalaria- a piece of advice You talk to him he said You can do it and I want you to I am ashamed she said my English is so bad It is not he contradicted Its charming and I insist that you talk to him Muy bien acquiesced Candalaria very well He should have mistrusted that complacency Dorsey should They walked in the plaza Then they went to the pasteleria for an ice Then Dorsey invited them to luncheon the next day They accept ed andhe spent the rest of the night and all the morning devising means and pretexts for getting the rshawled females out of the way As for the men however much he might dislike he was not ashamed of them He succeeded so well jthat there were only two aunts and as many male cousins atv the board and the lunch eon went off auspiciously Dorsey wished the Great Man to see his qualifications as a host as such were of importance in the post in view There was only one drawback which was that Candalaria having decided that her husband was talking to the Gringa a great deal too got her English again and sat in smiling and shrugging stolidity After the luncheon the Great Man drew Dorsey aside as they smoked their cigars Dorsey felt that the moment had come Charming little home you said the Great Man glancing about the flowered patio A charming wife and a charming home What fellow could ask more Dorsey hazarded the opinion that the town however was rather dead The Great Man was a student of the poets as well He resorted to poetry Death Is the end life ah why Should life all labor be And by way of illustration he puffed lazy whiffs of smoke at the flower of the jasmine vine A man could not ask for nearei heaven than this he said Dorsey wondered if this were just He whipped himself up to the scratch and said some thing about the ineradicable American love of work for its own sake When observed the Great Man you have reached my age you will be content enough to rest Then he drew out his watch They were leaving on the train for the city his wife anti he The senora would excuse their haste When they had gone Dorsey took Candalaria into the house He stood in front of her with his fists clenched and set What he asked did you say in the plaza last night It was the only chance she had had Dont lie to me Ill ask him if you do Candalarias crimson lips parted and curled up in a sneer Why should I lie I told him that I would never live in the city because there were too many political people and vulgar Americans there Dorseys jaw was not set now It dropped When you knew that he had come to ask me to go When you knew that I wanted to he said The lips curled a little more v I knew she mocked ypu wanted to be near your Gringa love She threw back hejr head with a laugh Dorsey stdbd and foolcea at for a mdpeiit He little Bulled Theii he went out of the jpoom at the station to seethe Great Man off A mozo followed him bringing a tribute of flowers The Great Man stood on the rear plaltfornHpf his private car the pri vate car of which Dorsey himself might with another ending have had As the train pulled off furontailLhis hand and there drifted brsey amid the rattle and the nose as the very voice of Oppor a faint Gqrpoby- Gwencfqlen Overton San Francisco Argonaut The Khedive and the Rascal Even to the adventurers and down rightk swindlers who hxing about his court at Cairo and afterward pur sued his wanderings Ismail extended a good natured half contempt uous patronage He liked a rogue far butter than a fool when he had formally forbidden his door to a flagrant offender the man and climbed into the viceroys room remanWng I have obeyed your highness commands and have crossed your threshold by the win dow and not by the door The humor of the thing at once appealed to Ismail and the offender was fe 1 instated in his favor Athenaeum Food for Repentance Queen Alexandra when Princess of Wales came one day upon a tiny mite of a boy crying piteously He was ill charge of a fat and comfortable old latly who seemed quite un moved by his grief prineessTwho is very fond of children Is he ill Wall maam said the iK n able o d lady he isnt hexaotlyjli- but no stomach buns Good Words black muchfor have of I bluffor afternoon hisjaws that J wasa Jew n back to tunit Qn e who his character got a ladder the matter inc ufr cart J r despair 4 f kipw I vIuLU the L TOMBSTONES THEN AND NOW An Old Sexton Regrets That There la Less Display of Aflcctioa Than Formerly An old sexton in one of the down town burial grounds was arranging plants in the old yard where he has been for many years Coddled a bit he talked and this according ir the New York Sun is part of what be said v It seems to me that the living of to dny are quite so affectionate about their dead as their forefathers used to he Leastwise they dont show it on the tombstones If you will examine closely you will find on every tombstone in this yard some tender words Here lies the be loved wife there At rest in the bosom Of God over yonder Fell asleep in Jesus again In loving re membrance of a devoted wife just be yond In the blessed hope of a glorious immortality There is a tribute to every one of the dead in this yard You will find around the corner a monument erected To the memory of a beloved You see it made no Difference a long fime ago what the was All these stones are not in memory of a husband or wife or spn or daughter Dg you remember the inscription- on that monument away up on Riverside drive in the shadow of Grants tomb Erected to the memory of an amiable child is the reading although few people ever quote it correctly You will wander about the ceme teries of New York a before you will find an inscription like that- I suppose amiable children still live and die but who ever thinks of saying so on a tombstone after the child is dead In the newer cemeteries arc many costly monuments and tablets and mausoleums They are erected no doubt with as much affection as these old stones were But you dont find any tender tributes cut on them which you lind here granting that you have to look pretty closely for some of these TIre beloved aunt hasnt anything- of the kind but her memory on the modern tombstone Ox some of the costly shafts I have s en in the newer cemeteries I read the name of the dead his birth and death Nothing to tell whether the dead was a father a husband a brother or a son They say it makes no difference to the dead Well thats so I suppose But I cant help thinking that it kind o interests the living It makes you think a little better of the world to read that it has remembered a devoted wife that it has missed a man who passed away in the hope of that the beloved aunt was not forgotten- As you pass out through the east gate sir you will see a slab on which there is hardly a letter to be deciph ered But before the cuttings wore away they read Hie jacet a Noble Friend Does any modern stonecut ter ever cut lie jacet And where will you find a slab or monument to a Noble Friend The slabs to the left as you go out HAD HIS HAND IN IT But Not In a Way That Professor Liable to Any Sort of Discipline Considerable scandal was caused at college recently by a prank which resulted in the expulsion of several students One of the professors who was very unpopular for under graduate reasons had been marked out for slaughter for a long time be cause of his attitude toward athletics Prof X the object of the dislike was near sighted and at the faculty meetings he was accustomed to creep down the long dark stairway feeling his way by the balustrade It was de cided that the best thing to do was to fix the balustrade and one night while the faculty were meeting upstairs a thick coat of molasses was laid over the rail As a result the nearsighted professor niet with an unpleasant sur prise when he tried to feel his way downstairs in the dark The next day a rigid investigation- was held The suspected stujJjjiitsj were asseinbled in a room and warned that confession was the only escape from emulsion Thus admonished an appeal was made to any one who knew anything about the trick to confess says the New York Tribune One of the culprits rose and said Hesitatingly I dont know as I should say any thing about this but I guess 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frown shall And to thy heart and to thy gate Gods little ones allunafraid Shall come and leave all doubts behind And so be kind Theres nothing In the world so sweet Theres nothing in the world so true As when one makes hfs day complete By doing what he has to do With pure contentedness of mind By being kind Frank Walcott Hutt in Orange Judd Farmer His Friend The Enemy By WILLIAM WALLACE COOK Necessity Mr Fitt Astrologer etc Copyright 1901 by the S 8 McClure Co CHAPTER I CONTINUED Out in the workroom the redheaded printer had been doing some peculiar things The moment Guy had left he had thrust the brush end of a broom out through the open window then on the reverse side of an old piece of copy be had written the following Guy Herbert son of the late Mont fort Herbert arrived in Concord at and at this p just left the old man Hes going over to the town meeting tonight to get some pointers Watch out for him Hes about twentytwo or three five feet eleven or possibly six feet tall dark hair and mustache and looks as though he was built for business all The printer neither ad dressed the note nor signed it and the moment he finished writing the last word a soft tap fell on he back door The printer made haste to answer the knock A man stood outside at the head of the rear strapping big fellow with his trousers tucked in his boot tops He and the printer ex changed winks as the scrap of paper was handed over Then the big fellow noiselessly descended and the printer tioisejessly closed the door and re moved the broom from the window That leak was through the stove pipe hole in the Blizzard office CHAPTER IN THE HOSTILE CAMP Guy had four hours and a half at his disposal before the freight train left Concord ahdlie made up his mind that put in the time looking over the town Before descending the decrepit stairs leading from the Blizzard office he lingered at the top to scan the three points of the compass that lay open to him As the building occu pied by the newspaper was well at the foot of the main thoroughfare nearly the whole of Concord lay under the young mans eye Certainly no eulogies were to be wasted upon that collection of houses and stores The principal street had roads debouching to left and right Buildings were not huddled together- on the contrary they were far apart with stretches of virgin prairie them It had been the policy of the Townsite company to donate a lot In each block in the residence portion- to any one who would build a house upon it For this reason nearly every a block to itself Main street began at the Northern Pacific depot and ran south for half a mile beyond the Blizzard building the latter closing up the ragged file of store structures Just south of the depot was barnlike hotel The hotel be it observed always formed the nucleus of the boom town Across from the hotel was the office of a real estate agent south of that on the same side was a building erected by the Townsite company for a bank then there was a drug store and then Mr Benjamin Glimmers Emporium and then a livery stable the latter opposite the Blizzard building Between the latter and the hotel was the new courthouse- As Guy gave further attention to the courthouse he sav something which had before escaped him namely a weather vane This vane was cut Into the profile of a mans head hand before face thumb to the nose and digits outspread The head looked steadily and insolently westward and refused to move with the northwest wind Guys anger arose at the sight He had no idea what such a vane might mean but he would tolerate nothing- of that kind in his town That vane was to come down in a very short time even if he had to remove it himself x Descending the stairs he went over to the Emporium and introduced him eelf to the proprietor MrGlimmer was a slender man of sallow complex Ion and looked at the world through Ironframed spectacles He was glad to meet Guy and presented him to several citizens among Elisha HcQuilkin the postmaster Lemuel Billons a youth of harmless aspect whose abnormally long and spiderlike legs were the standing joke of the town Christopher Waffle justice of the peace and proprietor of a threshing outfit and Bill Comfort who operated Judge Waffles engine Conversation with these gentlemen revealed such a depth of animosity and bitter ness over the countyscat question that was surprised The Harmonj folks have threatened to come dOt on us like Assyrians on the fold and run off with the county records observed Mr Ohm pler hi thin ling cojnpressing and his Author of of Butte The Spur of noon hourtwo mhas Thatwas stairwaya uld I between dwellinghad ahuge the I others uy 101 It I beat- S fad Roers rri I 3 bw I 4 Q almost c I j 6ye gleaming through his glasses We l fool em if they try it on I can tell you Ive only to pull this rope lilgled through a hole in the ceiling and a bell on the roof 11 ring out a warning and bring every citizen to thenew courthouse And every citizen will bring a gun snapped Waffle And use it if necessary thundered McQuilkin Coming from the fairly peaceable confines of Chicago this warlike language filled Guy with considerable ap prehension It likewise gave him a re alizing sense of the danger of the mis sion he was about to undertake If the Harmony people were aroused in a similar degree to be discovered tak ing notes at their town meeting would refrained from following- out this train of thought He did not care to anticipate the disaster which would probably befall him in case of discovery Truth to tell this work was being entered upon against the counsel of his honor In love and war however all means are supposed to be fair and he was endeavoring to apply that principle to the present case Nevertheless he was troubled The 630 oclock freight had a few cases of merchandise for Concord and while these were being unloaded Guy climbed into the caboose on the rear of the train Ive counted as many as three people father broke upon Guys ears in a feminine voice that was richly mu sicalOne of those is the station agent Betty and doesnt count replied a voice of masculine timbre so deep it was almost a roar Guy discovered the second speaker instantly He was a large man wearing a black slouch hat and was sitting- on a seat that ran along the side of the car his eyes close to a window and eagerly observing the town The other speaker was not so easily located but Guy found her at last She was perched on a stool up in the lookout ortJUDola and was also studying the main street with eager gaze 1 was going to catch a glimpse of the gallant Colonel continued the girl with a ripple of laughter Subtract him from Concord and the result is naught Huh exclaimed the father looking around Keever is the biggest cipher in the whole layout Everybody will know that one of these daysI cant understand went on the girl why people havent come down to see that the train arrives and departs properly Pardon me put in Guy whimsic ally haltiiig below the young lady and looking up at her the people here do not manifest the same interest in a freight that they do in a passenger Besides there are two men and a dog behind the depot whom you have The large man at the side of the car switched around and fixed his eyes on the speaker The girl also turned in her seat in a startled way and looked down She was handsome girl her fine cleancut features possessing the charm of womanly resolution and he his hand on rope that meanGuy more over- looKed a very a dai without FAIRLY INTO YOUNG MANS ARMS firmness Symmetry was the keynote- of face ana form and the eyes the lips and the square dimpled chin all told of underlying strength From the viewpoint of a physiognomist she delighted Guy and it may be that the joy of his character study betrayed it self for the young lady suddenly as sumed a haughty air which became her amazingly She vouchsafed him- a frigid stare tossed her head disdainfully and then well just then the train gave a terrific jerk in the un comfortable manner that all freight trains have and the young lady was precipitated from her perch fairly and squarely into the young mans arms Guy was a good sailor and able to keep his feet in the hardest kind of a blow so he remained upright and was able to save the young lady from any ill effects that might have accompanied- her fall Undoubtedly she was grateful but she did not show it Her face was in a flame as Guy released her and her white teeth closed bitingly on her red under lip Jupiter but that was neatly done exclaimed the large man heartily Betty why dont you thank him That drop might have hurt you my girl x Had he not attracted my attention flared Miss Betty I would not have lost my hold These freight trains are simply insufferable and this is the very last time I shall ever ride on one Allow me said Guy Stooping he picked up a chain bracelet which had become unclasped from Miss Bettys dainty wrist She took it from him replaced it around her glove and then seated herself on one of the side seais just where lihe last flicker of sunlight touched hey reddish hair into gold A very pretty 1 THE picture she was too sitting stiffly erect in her injured dignity and locking neither to right nor left The large man shifted his twinkling eyejs from her and gave Guy a wink Whats your line he V dont understand you returned Guy Drummer I take it The large man squinted about Guys vicinity as though searching for sample cases Guy was annoyed especially as Miss Bettys sense of the ridiculous prevailed over all and allowed a smile to twitch at the corners of her mouth You are mistaken sir said Guy- I am not a drummer Been long in Concord- A few hours only That was as long as you could stand it I suppose Well I dont blame you If you want to make a little money during this boom youve got to buy lots in a live town like Harmony My names Vlandingham young man Guy had been on the point of say ing that he already had more lots than he knew what to do with but the large mans announcement of his name caused him to take another course Here undoubtedly was the very Vlandingham who had the coun ty commissioners under his thumb and was the ringleader of the conspiracy to steal county zest away from Concord Guy became wary on the instant My name is Herbert Mr Vland ingham said lie I am going over to have a look at Harmony Mr Herbert nry daughter Miss Elizabeth Vlandingham The easy familiarity of the had long since claimed Wilbur Vlandingham for its own and he presented the stranger to his daugh ter with a cheerful disregard of the proprieties But if he forgot himself Miss Betty was far from being ruled by To Guys profound bow she returned only the curtest of nods two little wrinkles between her brows showing her disapproval of her fathers actions Mr VIan dingham smiled and winked again Harmony he resumed is my town Mr Herbert Our town corrected Miss Betty Certainly my love deferred her father whatever is mine will some day be yours Returned once more to Guy Harmony is going to have the county seat Mr Herbert and the moment the result of this spe cial election is known lots will go up with a jump Leaning sidewise confidentially lIe tapped Guy on the knee Take my advice Buy a few lots now before the rise Ill have to think about it said Guy Of course and while you are thinking about it you are to accept the hos pitality of my humble home Miss Betty shot a quick glance of protest in her fathers direction Mr Vlandingham answered Guy I couldnt think of such a thing- It was one thing to prevent by reconnoitering tt enemy but it is quite another thing to sit at table with the general of the hostile camp and carry the espial into his very household Guy drew a line at that Nonsense cried Vlandingham I wont have it any other way Youre going with me and I wont take no for an answer It is impossible returned Guy firmly By Jupiter well see about that In my own pardon Batty our own go about as I as them to go I appreciate your kindness said Guy embarrassed by the persistent nature of Vlandinghams hospitality but I cannot impose upon Impose Hear that Betty He talks of imposing on saving your life my girl Think of how you w uld now be lying crushed and broken on that car floor but for his heroic assistance Jupiter Mr Her bert I owe you a debt of gratitude Buy two lots at the present priceand- Ill throw intwo more Now then Guy was overwhelmed Miss Betty bowed her head and her shoulders moved convulsively See how my daughter affected cried Vlandingham She understands how much we owe you Mr Herbert and A smothered laugh came from Miss Betty She looked up presently straightening her face with an effort Guy The more he saw of Elizabeth Vlandingham the more he wished they hao met under happier circumstances My father Mr Herbert remarked the young lady is very anxious to sell our lots He hasforgotten that there are none for sale What gasped Vlandingham aghast After the election the lots will be worth double what they are now and why should we divide our profits with anyone Miss Betty had a delightfully con trary nature Had Guy her fathers hospitality she would have been setragainst him but now that he had determined not to accept shevwas equally determined that he should Mr Herbert she went on allow me to second my fathers invitation We shall be glad to have you stay at Willowview while you are in Harmony The witchery of her blue eyes made the temptation a powerful one yet Guy shook his head Then the blue eyes grew imperious You must declared Betty and Guy yielded under mental pro testA minutes later they were in Harmony descending from the ca boose far below the depot ceeding cross lots toward a large and comfortable looking group of buildings framed in a dusky set g f willows Evening had fallen too faL4j 4 I asked- I the hisexample R ally hi fortunes beingwrecked townbeg townthings wewant you meon usafter waschagrined I c MisS ew and ro c t northwest urp for Guy to see rery nnnk rival town but assuredly there was nothing in Concord to compare with Wilbur Ylandinghams palatial home Willowview was a manor comprising in its entirety almost a thousand broad acres abutting upon the town site The house was large and neat ness personified without and within Dinner was waiting and after Guy had removed the cinders and dust with which the short journeyby freight train had liberally covered him he joined Miss Betty and her father in the diningroom There was only the three of them and Guy was not long in learning that Mrs Vlandinghain had been dead for several years The daughter had taken the mothers place in the household and was filling it if Guy might judge with eminent credit to herself and supreme satis faction t her father The di r er was charming Miss Betty made herself most agreeable and there was no talk of lots or townsite anything else that breathed remotely of business or discord Guy forgot for the time ho had undertaken at the Colonels behest He was brought to himself however with something like a shock directly after dinner while he and Mr VJand ingham were in the parlor listening to Miss Bettys piano playing- To Be A SPINNING GHOST Upon Investigation Proved to Be Rat Enjoying a Run Around the Wheel On the post road in soutberx New Hampshire stands an old house ich was once famous for its glioS It had been a tavern owned and nari i aged by two brothers and two tors named Mason relates the Youths Companion The youngest of the family Han nah had been jilted in her youth After her desertion she never entered any door save that of her own home but gave all her strength to hard work She would flax for weeks spin unceasingly and weave on a hand loom without apparently- a thought of rest She died after a short illness and still travelers said that their slumbers were disturbed by the whir of the wheel Soon it was whispered about that the Mason house was haunted Strange sounds heard from the garret where Hannah had always worked and plainest of all was the hum of the great wool wheel The brothers heard the story and at once set out to solve the mystery Joseph went to the garret and watched After a time the wheel be gan to revolve He struck a light On the rim of the wheel was a great rat running around Frequent visits the garret rendered this rat so tauie that he would come out on the spinning wheel by daylight and several others were occasionally seen to take a spin in wheel as if it were a pleasant recreation I A PRINCES EDUCATION- One Thing That Little Edward York Rebelled Against But Hud to Learn The present idol of the British public is Prince Edward of York eldest son of the duke of York grandson of the prince of Wales greatgrandson Queen Victoria and heir in the direct line of the crown of Great Britain Prince Edward having been born on June 23 1S94 is now well into his sixth year and regards himself as quite a big boy says Youths Companion- His brother Albert is a year younger and the two princes have had perhaps their share but no more of brotherly scraps The duke of York is said not to have interfered with their small wars saying that to let them fight it out will make them better men But he has interfered successfully with an other weakness of Prince Edward- It is customary for the royal chili dren in meeting the queen to kiss her hand and not her cheek but Prince Edward did not like to do this and strenuously One day he heard some one speak of her majesty- I know who her majesty is said he its just granny And who was the naughty little prince who would not kiss grannys handThat was me said Prince Edward unabashed and Im not going tojkisi grannys hand But when he had arrived at the age of five he felt himself quite a man and began to do as other men the queens hand and always doffed cap in her presence Sweetly Innocent The tenyearold daughter of a portly lady seemed when her mother promised to take her a concert on the following evening and rushing off to her little writing desk produced a dainty diary and made few notes in it I should dearly like to see what th darling girl has confided to her diary said the mother to her husband when the child had gone to bed What do you think Oh read it by all means he answered Its sure to be spmethinfl sweetly innocent So the portly lady not without a few qualms of conscience opened newlyblotted entry which read at follows Tuesday Am going to the concert tomorrow with mother Wish I could leave half of her at Lome Its so un comfortable to sit oil the edge of a chair all night LottdqnTitBits Word of Ailylcc How do you like my queried the longhaired versemaker Therell be no kifik coming replied the busy editor if you Twill promise not to train yourself v airj CMG JBalJ c n JI W matters or the missio continued a is hatchel t tIle didkissed hi overjoyed o t the were objected strain News Another Step Ferirardn Tie manager of our bureau has out a scheme for the What is He has had one of the artists draw a full page picture of Mont Pelee in lot of explosive chemicals When a match is touched to the stuff the eruption occurs The child under five years whose photograph Shows the smallest amount of and eye brows after the gets the first prize Great idea isnt it Cleveland Plain Dealer Dont Get Footsore Get FootEase- A wonderful powder that cures tired hot aching feet makes new or tight shoes easy Ask for Allens no substitute Trial package FREE Address A S Olmsted Le Y An Estimate of Art Have ever written nything that you were ashamed of the severe answered the author But I to some I need the money Washington Star Henry A Salzer the wellknown La seedsman has given the last thousand dollars to wipe out the debt on the La Crosse Y C A Mr Salzer though an extremely man finds time to and assist educational and philanthropic enterprises frequently- A Hard One The eminent Boston professor who that there can be no more languages invented has probably not of the Georgetown man a hare lip who is a parrot to talk Post To cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Quinine Tablets AH cnre25c So youre not working for Mr Stockson lee minin business tnahsef now In the mining business eh Yas sah Kal Philadelphia Press When a woman unpleasant to a man she always confessing that what she him was for own Chicago Daily News Fits Permanently Cured No fits after first use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Free 200 trial bottle Dr R H Kline Ltd 931 Arch St Philadelphia Pa Selfreverence selfcon trol these three alone lead life to sovereign power Tennyson Pisos Cure cannot be too highly spoken of is a cough W 322 Third Ave Minn Jan C 1800 THE MARKETS Cincinnati June 14 3 25 5 00 Steers choice 6 10 6 50 6 50 6 75 HOGS Ch packers 7 05 7 20 Mixed packers 6 80 7 00 4 25 4 35 Spring 6 85 7 00 pat 3 90 4 15 2 red 81 82 CORN No 2 mixed 64 No 2 white mixed OATS No 2 mixed 45 RYE No 2 57 HAY Ch timothy 13 25 PORK Clear cut 19 95 10 10 BUTTER Ch dairy 16y3 Choice creamery 23 4 00 4 50 bI 2 75 3 00 2 95 10 75 Old 7 90 fl 15 75 Chicago patent 3 70 3 90 2 red 79 79ys No 3 red 78y 80 2 mixed 63 G3 2 mixed 43 43 2 g 60 17 55 17 70 g 10 20 New York patent 4 00 4 10 WHEAT No 2 red 78 CORN No 2 mixed 69 2 mixed 47 65 I 19 50 19 75 10 60 Baltimore VvTHEAT No 2 red 80 Southern 70 81 2 mixed 66 665 OATS Ho 2 mixed 48 48 5 75 T 6 50 HOGS Western 7 50 Louisville 2 red 80 2 mixed I 65 OATS No 2 mixed 45y 17 50 10 37 Indianapolis WHEAT No 2 red 77 2 mixed 63 OATS No 2 mixed 42y 43 thought supplement I it then right on the summit he has a inqu ativeNo declares Bromo Bonds any No sah in sODllDln cureJIin CATTLECommon CALVESExtra SHEEPEXtra LAM FLOURSpring WHEATNo 65 LARDSteam APPLESFancy u POTATOESNew TOBACCONew FLOURWin WHEATNo u CORNNo OATSNo RYENo u PORKMess LARDSteam FLOURWin OATSNo RYEWestern PORKMess LARDSteam CORNNo CATTLEButchers WHEATNo CORNNo PORKMess LARDSteam CORNNo rubbed id says apolis QJ = = r4 FACE irII- UMOURS Pimples Blackheads Red Rough Oily Skin Prevented by MILLIONS OB PEOPUB USE CUTIOURA SOAP preserving purifying and beautifying the skin for cleansing tho scalp of crusts scales and dandruff and the of falling hair for softening whitening and soothing red rough and sore hands for baby rashes itcliings chafinga and for all the purposesof tho toSet bath and nursery Millions of Women uso CUTI CUBA SOAP in the form of baths for irritatrons inflammations and excoriations or too free or offensive perspiration in the form of washes for ulcerativoweak- nesses and for many sanative Complete Treatment for HijnHrs 1 Consisting of COTICUBA cleanse cruets and scales and soften the thldcencd cuticle CDTJCUKA OINTMENT to instantly alloy itching Inflammation and and CUTI cauA RESOLVENT PILLS 25c to cool and cleanso the blood A SINGLE SET is often sufficient to cure the cvcrcet case CUTICURA RESOLVENT PILLS Chocolate Coated are a now tasteless odourless ceo CunouHAEE8OlYEXT GO doses price 25c Bold throughout the world D pnt 2T2R Ch rt London Preach Depot 6 Rue do Ik Pail FOTZXX DBUQ urn Corr Sole ANNUAL CHEAP FALLS CINCINNATI jlNDlAHAPOLISGa vfflNf00 August 2 1902 Tickets Good 12 700 FROM CINCINNATI Q Equally Low Rates from Oilier Points i Very Clasp Side Trlpsio toronto Jli xhndr i EaifiWjl Ittomrefi- JIX Q EPW DS Passenger Traffic Manager CINCINNATI OKIO- AI j ji66feTs l- H SOAP assisted nmNT for nd annoying puiposes SOAP to l I lor tho celebrated liquid nrlt Pal rrople BoetOa u S A J lgtt P rsoaIlYfoltd fO T NI VIA D s- ONLY J I L C nomical substitute t DPI Ekcurson For Infants jmfl Children Over Thirty Years The Kind You Have Always BougfiiT- MC CCNTAUR COMPANY TT MUHItAY BTnCKT VOBK CITY WINCHESTERNEW RIVAL FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS outshoot all other black powder shells because they are made better and loaded by exact machinery with the standard brands of powder shot and wadding Try them and you will be convinced ALL REPUTABLE DEALERS KEEP THEM cc n Dears iUSO Tbe For Signature Of NEW il JLI7jIv4 = + + WANTED Wai nut Logs LUMBER AND TREESExtra Price Paid for 14 and ftf Feet U Addressee cMiasaix JRIncorporated JLQTJISVXLJLE JKT 1 loag cI1 coRRO OLD SORES CURED Allens Ulcerine Salve cures Cbr nle Dtccr Boo rie r- 8crofulou YarSeotr peer XerevrUI ler TTMto SwrlUS Wlk feWm Rbw Few Poltlelj M waIter bwU dlar Bjr Soc J A UJttt St 1MUJMmu A N picas raentluu C sore 5 Id lIOn Rare 1 KE tQUW- nE1W XTJNO 10 iJUJib I q Itier a sII VJar ja- eriL 1Lt = THEBOURBON NEWS PARIS KENTUCKY TUESDAYS JUNE 17 1902B tI J IT Trr Th rJrtiri- Tir Low Rates In Effect via Big Four From Cincinnati Travelers Protective Association asth to June 7th Portland Ore Inclusive 3650 round trip Sunday School National Convention Denver June 21st 22nd and 38rd 8550 round trip B P O E Biennial Meeting Lake City Utah 6th 7th and 8ih 40 round K of P Biennial Meeting San Fran oisco Cal 1ft to71h 5650 For full information call on or address J E REEVES Genl Sou Agt Cinoinnati Ohio Fourth ofJuly A rate of oue fore and a third for the round trip will be in effect from all points on the Queen Crescent Route on aocongt of America great National Holiday Tickets on sale July 2 8 and 4 and good returning until July 5th Ask ticket paroilars W G G P A THE days are warm but the drinks are cold B Mitchells Try some of his frozen luxuries 80aprtf- SiOutsviUc Nashville Railroad Co Jiaiikfbrt 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 tar SerJce Bureau which rules will be enforced that Bureau for the interests 6f all alike without discrirailiRtioiIi NOTICE that on and after June Jjth igosj at 12 oclock noon a miuiimuni chargeJ f One Dollar per day or a ffacTion thereof be applied on all cars not loaded or or otherwise disposed df within fortyeight hours after arrival F B CARR Joint Agent Tit takes a nervy man to keep from squealing when on the pig f l t I 11 c I ol Salt- I ng j Aug round- trip agen for ron U I atO the Cincinnati by ke wilL- c unloaded P C Ry IJ G rr T I ft r H I Bito 1 o d lirefore JLNRR begets On Jelliespreserves and pickles spread- a thin coating PURE REFINED PARAFFINE Will them absolutely moisture and acid proof Pure Refined Paraffino is also In a dozen other ways about the bouse Full directions In each package Bold everywhere STANDARD OIL CO H j Socalled wise sayings are frequently Otherwise Women anti Jewels Jewels candy flowers man that is he order of a womans preferences Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman Even that jewels health is often ruined in the strenuous efforts to make or save the money to purchase thorn If a woman will risk her to get a coveted gem then let her fortify herself against the insiduous consequences of cCughs colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr Boschees German Syrup It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the r a lisease from the system l cure all but it is a cectain cure for coughs colds and nil bronchial You can get Dr GvG Greens reliable remedies at W T Brooks Get Greens Special fAlmanac The man who gets the corner on fish must be a firstclass angler We live by our blood and on it We thrive or starve as our blood is rich or poor There is nothing else to When strength is full and spirits we are being refreshed bone muscle and an body and mind with con tinual flow of rich blood This is health When weak in low spi K- no cheer no spring when res not rest is nc we are starved our bloo is poor there is little mar ment Back of the is fooc to keep the blood rich When it fails take Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil It sets the whole body going again man woman If have not tried it send for free its agreeable taste will surprise you SCOTT BOWNB Chemist 40 415 Pearl Street New York soc and SIDO all druggists I great t of all P ct a troubles Blood I j liven Ii r a IS i sleep 1 i blood r f 4 i a Ii I T I it- S k r r sample- D g I f Preliminary Oatalogue of Elks lair Tho Lexington Elks Fair which tkes place the second August should prove the greatest exhibition of livestock ever held outside of Chicago The classification and award list is announced in a preliminary catalogue now ready for distribution The amount of the premium for each class has beeu increased over that of previous years and the sum total of premiums runs well into the thousands Secretary Frank- P Keuney will send a preliminary catalogue on request The rungs on the ladder of success are fartherestapart at tile bottom STATE NEWS Senator Frey wears a new 100 Pan the gift of friends We would do the same if we had the chance The CourierJournal in speaking of the late meeting of the Federation of Clubs in this city extends the following bouquet The occasion terminated one of the most interesting and enjoyable conventions the State Federation has yet held and the courtesy and consideration of the Paris women for the comfort welfare and pleasure of the visiting women were among the most gratifying features of the meeting The Lexington Gazette is thirty six years old and will appear in a new dross with the first issue of the thirty seventh volume It has needed nefr clothes badly Luried stories do not make light reading as a rule OEEN JUNE 22d lines to Northern Michigan and after June 22dJ31eeping Cars will leave Louisville 4 p m Cincinnati 7 p m daily over Pennsylvania Short Lines and G R I The Fishing passengers to Petoskey Traverse City Bay View Harbor Springs and all resorts on Little Traverse Bay and to Mackinaw City without a change of cars Meals on Dining Cars en route Low rate tpurist tipkets tQ all resorts in Northern Michigan onSale over this route For details apply H Hagerty DP A LouisvilleKy or J M Harris A G P Agt Cincinnati 0 u Railroad Time Card LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE Arrival of Trains at Pans From CincmnatiTlQ58am 945pm V From Lexington 5 11 am 7 43 am 823 pm From Richmond 605 anr 740m 818 pm From MgysvillQ 7 45 am 8 15 pm Departure of Trains from Pans To Cincinnati 515 am 751 ain 380 pffl LeSiofetbii 756 am 1105 am 5i40pm 949pm To Richmond 1110 am 588 pm 953 pm To May sville 750 am 620 pm F B CARR Agent Knoxville Tenn and return at one fare for round trip Tickets on sale June 16 17 18 and 28 29 and 30 also July 11 12 and 18 with final limit of all tickets August 15 Account Knoxville Summer School Chautauqua N Y and return special rate of 1530 o good 30 days Mammoth Cave and return June 25 at 1175 including railroad fare both ways l at Cave Hotel and cave fees for long 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 Nashville Tenn and return at one fare 885 for round trip June 12 13 15 and 27 28 29 also July 8 4 5 Final limit of all tickets July 31 except that tickets may be deposited on or be fore July 31 and payment of fee will Eecure extention to Sept 30 Ac count Peabody Summer School Very low lates to Colorado and Utah and return during the summer months Rates etc gladly furnished upon application Monteagle Tenn and return at one fare July 1 2 and 8 also July 23 24 25 return limit August 30 Fourth of July rates to all points on L N R R and onethird fare for roundteipT 2 4 July 8 xate SOc Lexington and return at onefare for roundtrip OOc June 23 and 24 return limit June 27 Account Kentucky Ed ucational 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 on sale every Sun day in the year at one and one third 1 fare to all points on the L N R R where the round trip can the same day except that the round trip to Cincinnati is 285 Sunday tickets limited te date of esle F B CARR Agt H RION T weekin 1 1 amahat some Jo 41 ThroughCar Linetaking t toO pin 610pm j j A I- IL July 4 and Ky dayslboard Rion 50 atone ul F ret ni ar bemade J 1 On 1 fro H1ionT N Rates every jm invisibleMe- ansbad air aid it tO Healthcomes from the low Ijaads and marshes of the country or the filthy sewers and drain pipes of the cities and towns it6effect the human system is the same These atmospheric poisons are breathed into the lungs and taken up by the blood and the foundation of some long debilitating illness is laid Chills and fever chronic dyspepsia torpid and enlarged liver kidney troubles jaundice and biliousness are frequently due to that invisible foe Malaria Noxious gases and matter collect in the system because the liver and kidneys fail to act and are poured into the blood current until it becomes so polluted and sluggish that the poisons literally break through the skin and carbuncles boilsvabscesses ulcers and various eruptions of an indolent character appear depleting the system and threatening life itself The germs and poisons that so oppress and weaken the body and destroy the lifegiving properties of the blood rendering it thin and watery must be overcome and carried out of the System before the patient can hope to get rid of Malaria and its effects- S S S does this and quickly produces an entire change in the blood reaching every organ and stimulating them to healthy action S S S possesses not only purifying but tonic properties and the general improves and the appetite increases almost from the first dose There is no Mercury Potash Arsenic- or other mineral in S S S It is strictly and entirely a vegetable remedy Write us about your case and our physicians will gladly help you by their advice to regain your health Bcrok on blood and skin diseases sent free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO Atlanta Ga Enemy upOn r An whether Makes Weak Women Strong I have taken your RamioVs Pepsin Blood Tonic I know it is the best Tonic ever made It will make every weak woman strong I cannot praise it enough writes Mrs O D Pickering Olney Ill For sale by W T Brooks Let us Job Printing r Drain EpodNonsense Another rediculous food fad has been brandeed by the most competent authori ties 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 its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia You must prepare for their appearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses of Greens August the favorite 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 Stops the Cough Works Off the Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day No No Pay Price 35c The conclusion that ends are uncon genial is made irresistable byvthe fact that it is so difficult to make them meet It is force of oircumafcan pels the editor to adopt cheap columns in building his home A WORTHY SUCCESSOR Something New Under The All doctors have tried to curs CATARRH by the use of powders acid gases inhalers and drugs in paste fora Their powders dry up the mucuous membranes causing 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 reach the disease An old and experienced practitioner who has for many years made a ciose study and specialty of the treatment of OATARRH has at last perfected a Treatment which when faithfully ued not only relieves at once but permanently cures CATARRH by the cause stopping 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 infernal and external medi cine sufficient for a full months treat ment and everything necessary to its use SNUFFLES is the only perfect CATARRH CURE ever made now recognized as the only safe and is also woderfully quick to relieve HAY FEVER or the HEAD CATARRH when neglected often leads to CONSUMPTION SNUF FLES 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 of this wonderful remedy regarding your case without cost to you be yound the regular price of FLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE Sent postpaid to any addressin the United States or Canada on of One Dollar Address Dept H 612 EDWINS B GILES 28 0 and 2333 Market Street Phtttdsl- phia r v your head ache Pain back of your eyes Bad taste in mouth Its liver Ayers Pills liver cure constipation headache dyspepsia2- 5c All druggists Want moustache or beard a beatwO I brown or rich black Then we i BUCKINGHAMS DYE fee- oen or DftuMwn oi ft p HAU A ce KMHM 1 d your and l t 1- I COLD in U discoverer I ConstipationD- oes your are fiR 7 Ltn I Book Work a specialty at this office It is when he has a cold in the head that a man is most likely to get hot in the collar Cures Eczema Humors Pimples and Carbuncles Costs Nothing to Try B B B Botanic Blood Balm is recognized as a certain and sure cure for eczema itching skin humors scabs scales watery blisters pimples aching bones or joints boils carbuncles prickling pain in the skin old eating soree ulces etc Botanic Bloom Balm taken internally coures the worst and most cases by enriching purifying and vitalizing the blood there by giving a healthy blood supply to the skin Botanic Blood is the only cure to stay cnred for these awful an noying skin troubles Heals every sore and gives the rich glow of health to the skin Builds up the broken down body and makes the blood red and nourish ing Especially advised for chronic old cases 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 trouble and free medical advice sent in sealed letter A Good Thing German Syrup is the special prescrip tion of Dr A Boschee 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 Boebhees German Syrup was introduced- in the United States in 1868 and is now sold in every town and village in the civilized world Three doses will any ordinary cough Price 75o Get Greens Special Almanac W T Brooks THE VOLCANOS DEADLY Work from the Fall efPompeii to the of St Pierre by Prof Charles Morris LLD Most intensely interesting book ever Complete thrilling and accurate account of greatest disaster that ever be fell the human race greater even than Pomeii Tells how Martinique one of the moss beautiful islands in the world was suddenly transformed into a veri table hell About 500 pages profusely illustrated with photographs taken be fore and after disaster only Martinique BOQk in the field for ev eryone now on having Prof Mor ris book best illustrated scientifically accurate Price 1 50 AGENTS WANTED Enormous profit for those who act quickly Most liberal terms Outfit 10 cents Dont lose a minute Send for outfit iMMEDiATELYand be at work The chance of a lifetime for making money CLARK Co 222 S 4th St Philadel phia Mention this paper 27mlm Kentucky Fair Richmond July 1419 Georgetown July 2226 Cynthiana July 80Aug 8 Danville August 58 Lexington August il16 Lawrenceburg August 1922 Maysville August 2023 Shelbyville August 2629 London August 2729 Florence August 2730 Germantown August 2730 Bardstown September 26 Elizabethtown September 912 Bowling Green September 1013 Glasgow September 1013 Ewing September 1113 Louisville September 2227 Hartford October 14 4 Hours Reduction In Time BIG FOURTh- e20th Century Limited leaves Cincinnati daily at 2 p m and arrives in New York 930 a m next dayf Eastern Time at the Grand Central Station the only all rail line to New York from the South have no transfer across the city in Cincinnati The Finest Train On E Reeves W S A W P Asst Genl PaasT Agt Cincinnati O I J pow AtlantaGa 6 relieve i Dates YOBRVIA Earth- J JLynch- G GenI1Pass TktA t Deppe S published Tow = Hows This v We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall Catarrh Co F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and be lieve him perfectly honorbble in all business transactions and able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West Traux Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Walding Kinnan Marvin Whole- Sale Druggists Toledo O Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system Price Ific per bottle Sold by all Testimonials free Han family Pills are the best Good Advice 5 The most miserable beings in the world are these 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 of the Stom rch Yellow Skin Coated Tongue and Disagreeable Taste in the Mouth Com ing up of Food after Eating Low Spir its etc Go to your Druggist and get a bottle of August for 75 cents Two will relieve you Try itGet Greeks Special Almanac W T Brooks Kentucky Chautauqua The Sixteenth Annual Session of the Kentucky Chautauqua will be held at Woodland Park Lexington June 24 to July 4 inclusive One ef the best 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 i 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 squire yard than any city in the country and its climate while temperate all the year round is particularly delightful in Sum mer The Great Salt Lake with its magnificent Saltair resort where the water is deader and denser than that in the Dead Sea in Palestine is an at traction in itself that people come miles to see There are many cool mountain and lake resorts near by also numerous very pretty canon andpark drives and bof sulphur Fishing can be had in every direction The trip om Denver to Salt Lake City and Ogden via the Denver Rio Grande and the Rio Grande Western is one ot unsurpassed pleasure Here natare 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 During theentire there will be low ex cursion rates to Salt Lake City and tagiuous country It is on the Pioific coast if that be your destination Write S K G P T A Denver Col for beautifully illustrated pamphlets etc Queen Crescent Knights of Pythias San Francisco Aug 1112 Low rate good on all limited trains for the Move occasion Some dealers seem to think that eggs are fresh until they begin around in search of the unsuspecting worm This is on box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets the remedy that cures a cold in one day The Burlingtons Extensive of Summer Tours The Burlington Route makes the most attractive excursions rates to Col rado Resorts that have been made For Jong of the Summer we make such remarkably low first class round trip rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Manitou as 21 from St Louis 15 from Kansas City 25 from Chicago good all Summer at other perkds 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 Chicago 5000 Missouri River 4500 all lower than the oneway rate only 1100 more Frisco and Port land first class good in chair cars seats free standard sleepers or Through Tcnrist Chief Coast route the Burlington 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 rates Apply to nearest Ticket Agent or write us of your proposed trip whether- to Colorado 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 WAKELEY- D P A 406 Vine St G PA Cincinnati Ohio St Louis Mo C M LEVY General Manager- St Mo forany DJ uggists 4 programs ogs con 8ff Plan how For OoIoro j t j Halls 1 an hunting t = Summer TIps TO MICHIGA AND CANADA Mt Clemens Port Huron Point aUX Barques AlmaSt Mackinac Island The Snows Mnri Charlevofcf- eTraverse Franhforfcpnrth Lake Yellowstone National Park and rlblied direct via r 1 v 11 SanJt Stet li CoJLorado- Be iorts r I c Muko1 Lakes 4 S Parlor and Cafe Cars on day trains Sleeping Cars on nigbjt trains Direct Connection made with Pail and Steamship Lines Ask for booklet on Summer Trips D G ED ABDS T tfIf Oinoinnati 0 Spring Trees Gra Vines Small Fruits ai everything for Orchard Lawn ai We have no Agents but s direct to the Strawberry ai general Catalogues on to H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky Piles Piles Piles- Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment prepared to cure Piles and DOES IT short order East to apply every b guaranted 50c and 100 or by mailWILLIAMS MPG CO CLEVELAND 0 fSf Sold by W T Brooks 6maylyr Notice to the Public- I have opened a Plumbing Shop in tl Charles Stephens Block Main Sfe ai am prepared to do all work in ing and Gas Fitting My work guaranteed firstclass and charg reasonable Give me a trial of work and you will ba convince Thanking the citizens of Paris for previous favors while I was with The W Ball aud hope they give me a sha of their work I remain Very Respectfully W C WILLETT Phone 814 ATTENTION Stock and Poultry Dont forget that this is the Jams the year to prevent Roup Timely use of Clarkes JEte dies will keep these diseases ol t poultry and save you money r our Hog Remedie3 invaluable service to your stockc DRUGGISTS PARIS KENTUCKY BEST ROUTE BETWEEN Lexington Louisville anc St Louis MOST DIRECT LINE TO Chattanooga Atlanta Charleston And all Southeastern points And the beautiful Lane of the Country Descriptive Bilerature C C Stewart Pass Ag Lexington Ky Hungerford Dist Pass Ag Louisville LV G B Allen Ast Gen Pass St Louis Mo H B Spencer General Manager- St Louis Mo mm FRAU Only one ORIGINAL PIANO and it is mado In Boston Mas The W G Woodmanses Piano and 16 other goja- tlanoa 1O5 TO4tfe 8U NB CiUwwrlff MigrtwrpriiH It W W tJ BIne Grass NursellRS Raisers Limbrneoc 8 Will CLARKE UTHERN Jack tOld Informat- s d ree C H WARNING Sole dtstrthntors SoB Anee fanG player i 01 19O ation 5 co ASHVILLE Tin =

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