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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): June 15, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. - irvT - v- Z -- --5 r TH E MILLER 0UR uu H- is V r- - i- - a - - - - -- - CHAMP Editors and Owners I PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AKD FRIDAY j raftH iPN J - ijk -- v -- - v v NE ws - vv v - - 4 Established feb i 1881 SBYESTEEiVTII YEAR ia The excellent quality of PARIS BOURBON CO VET TUESDAY JUNE 15 1897 r rvaJHJAjagisEjfarTvjiayaEgaEagMjjwi niimu juwmt mihibiib imyilKlWre umiMiiMi School fews The HigU School Commencement m II m i NO 40 II -i m m juaam udL iuimuu WjgmjiiLnBei3ttwJKaHjJiflm3 CLOTHING - PRICE are selling and at such extremely low figures 8ft is attracting the v very creditable and entertaining and were attended by an immense crowd The invocation was by Eld J S Sweeney and the benediction by Kev Pr E H Rutherford A splendid chorus was given by about- - forty chil dren Other musical numbers contributed were a piano duet by Misses Fannie Johnon and Sara Oriunan a piano solo by Miss Anna Lee Talbott a violin solo ¬ The commencement exercises of Paris whites nations for June 18th and 19th arj as follows High School held Friday night were County Brower Scott Frazee PricedJI FirspFor Tbiic--Couipetitiva certificate Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Ky Seconl For State certificate M College - examination for will scholarship in Examinations of colored people takpladegon June 25th and 26th Countjplertificate MissEdgars office hours during heatedterm will be from 830 a m 1 f e handle All the Grade- sFine Medium and Low f - for the till p -- rn- - K by Miss Nellie Mann a selection by a quartet composed of Misses Lacy Downey Pattie Ware Nannie Swear engen Mr aud Hord - Mann piano solo by a Mary Miss Minter a vocal duet by Fithian Lilies ton and Ray Clark and a piano solo by Miss Ora Slaughter Teacjbers wishing to attend the State Educational Association at Bowling Green Jilie last of Jnne will please call on the County Superintendent for full information snouTdjfxist over the seating of the audiencetthe High School Commence- ment ISnclay night at the Opera House Tiketgwere issued for the lower floor to insurgseats to parents patrons and friendsof the school and it was impossi- ¬ ble that everyone couldbe satisfactorily 8eatedjf he News has been asked to suggestthat no tickets be issued in the fntureMgihat all persons interested may chance have CARPETINGS MATTINGS rJ LINOLECJMS WALL PAPERS DRAPERIES FURNITURE AND WOOD MANTELS Large Assortments to Select TTromsr PROMPT DELIVERY INSPECTION INVITED r v - v We Make to Order - It was unfortunate that dissatisfaction SCREEN WINDOWS AND DOOS - r - MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS - e U ATTENTION j of every citizen of Bourbon county wno wants to save money Gall at once and see oui UlbS well worth 850 Our 750 Suit are of the 1 1 quality Our 1 0 uits cannot be bought anywhere else for less than SIS 50 Boys Suits from 1 to 5 Ladies call and see our Brownies for Children Straw hats a plenty A full line of superintendent Prof E Weaver Underwear Give us a call you and his capable corps of teachers Through the courtesy of President College Patterson of the will be satisfied tificates of admission to that institution 1 The honorary address was delivered by Mr E H Martin of Louisville and the diplomas were awarded in an elo- qnent little speech by Mr T E Ash brook to the graduates Mr Hugh Mr Robert Hunt Misses Clendenin Downey Lucy Mann Nellie Lizzie Asliurst Mary Minter and Maud Powers The valedictory was delivered by Miss Ashurst and prizes won dunng the session were awarded by Supt E W Weaver viio alo awarded the medals and prizes won by Paris pupils at the Bluegrass Tournament recently held at Harrodsburg The graduation of the High Schools first class was a most successful event and will lend great encouragement to the School which has attained such a high standard under the direction of the thoroughly efficient and energetic W WINDOW- SHADES - - EXPERIENCED WORKMEN CORRECT PRICES PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY anual Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies iriM-L-iiiwvi- is cured with DrBfe Pine Tar Honey Inflama tion ismlayed and the clogging of the When this is accdm lun gsrJgMopped plishedfithe road to health is a straignt one GMkabottle to day DF iGiPlENjr consumption yi ri mi UlblHI VM UmnAnCVrypzzzssaivrzzrTz I Sr i sinxaioxs Of Kockingprvrt O Itecommemls Wrights Celery Capsules Hockingport To O August 14 96 ex r -- t THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS W- - Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash The school medal in Composition to We appreciate that kind of trade and you can save money hy dealing Logan Howard A Literature medal furnished by Miss with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Sallie Richardson to Mss Georgie C3rS3BJDXJE53bJES3Xr J jr3j U j11 Ll-- -i Medical Co f Columbus Ohio r have been using Genteemen M cerA WrightppeleEy Capsules for stopach rm Mj Vr tl lfca rr juAMf vf KmAafm Ahii AWilL troubllfliid constipation for some three were received for all the graduates also montlis rad find them even greater than eveiy thing in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our a tour years scholarship which was ecommeiided With pleasure and un- - stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert awarded to Robert Hunt the scholar- ¬ solicited would recommend them to workmen to do onr work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all ship in Kentucky University was award- ¬ the suffering public y jobs to be first class ed to Miss Nellie Mann in Oxford Fe- ¬ xonrs very truly Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders rn ale College secured through the ef- ¬ D F Simmons of Dr Jos Fithian to Miss Lizzie forts SoldbyiUT Brooks at 50c and 100 Ashurst in Kentucky Wesleyan College per bo3JSend to Miss May Borland in Central Uni- ¬ WrightfMed Coaddress on postal to the Columbus Ohio for versity to Miss Maud Powers The trial sizefree awards to the other members of the class must be acted on by the college msLoc IS Special Kates l boards before the same are announced In addition to the numerous Tourna ¬ L il sell round trip tickets HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY ment prizes the following wera award- ¬ June 161 hto19fch limited to Oune 80th to ed A gold medal furnished by MrsRB SummSchoolT M C A at Knox- ¬ thegfight Having purchased John Glenns carriase works and repository on corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new - ITOIES IAtMTfWRSL Jk mS V ijj ia 8Mn -- f ---- --- Hnfchcraftto WJSwearingnforSv ol loii roi nMnsi ftl mir WSJiJii Pj Helen Connell N The school medal in Arithmetic to xrcJSs ij is win ZZrt - Cutaway FOR This will be a saving to you of S LO to 515 Grimes A gold medal in Literature offered by Mrs Florence Lockhart to Miss Frankie Marsh The medal in Penmanship to Miss Ella Ranson Prizes in reading were awarded to Miss Mary Fithian Hutchcraft a d to Miss Mamie Lovely by Miss Allie Hart The graduates of the class of 97 will enter college except Mr Clendenin who pxpects to teacn a year or two arcer which he will study medicine 6a0 t round en sei triticket 15 limited June 27th to June 13th to Aat Ashe- Summer School Y M C ville N O June 15th to 25th at one fare F B Carr Agent k - PRIBEH3F The Best PflR8gtiJ04 f The Whitest Purest and Of Peck P To the Wright Medical Co O Pike Co O Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules - W S Anderson I Mostjpf the High School teachers will 4- attend the meetiug of the National Edu- ¬ cational Association at Milwaukee Wrights Celerv Tea cures co itipi Miss Richardsou will spend the great- ¬ tion sick headahs 25c tit urugtfist 1 Ife 9 er part of her vacation at a profeesional 4 school as will also Miss Hart Yesterdays Temperature Mr Weaver leaves this morning for Cincinnati where he will work in the The following is the temperature as library for a week or two in revising noted yesterday by A J Winters Co the course of study and collecting ma-¬ of this city S On terial for a new illustrated lecture 76i 7a m June 27 he will give a demonstration 80 Fred Lansing 8a m before the Kentucky Educational Asso- ¬ 82 9pm Cutter ciation in teaching Geography after 10 a in 85 ihilh yiaa which he will also go to Milwaukee 88 The only safe sure and spending on his return a few weeks in 11 a m il 88 12 m v reliable Female PHiL the professional schools of Chicago 94 2 p in ever offered to Ladies 3p m 95i especially reeommend Field Day JKxercises 97 toJ3 4p m i ed uuu married Ladies j n mwW jfiioxn xjauxjixi jjjuio no oxner 96 wiisij zor 5 inu jxs m fc23r oena zor circular jite piiuv per iuujl v wwacs iwi ouu The following are the results in the 7 p in SaPHrgS 83 p DK MOTTS CHE3MICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio field day eiercises held Friday at the For SaleBy W T Brooks Druggist fair grounds by the Paris High School boys 617 Itfaiu St Paris Ky 100 yards run Will Rion first Wood Grinnan second Time 11 seconds 100 yards run for boys under 15 N years Irvine Oempsey won Stanley IB II Dow second Time 11 Running high jump Rion 5 3 J first Thos Roche 5 second JBDEEtXISrca- 3 Trousers H 350 and up Columbus Ohio Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug- ¬ gist Waverly O and used them for Stomach Trouble and Constipation I was unable to do any thi ug for nearly two years I used three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they hiivecuredtme Kor the benefit of others so afflicted 1 wish to send this lptter Very truly yours W S AMESi3r Fold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free aacxss jB5t-- PARIS MILLING CO SACK Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other EVERY PJ ur Ail Ail 1 JLILJJi v- - Hiiisliiii -- WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED STOUT Manager No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP M3il jgEraL ENNYROYAL m m m WITH BEST INDIANA WHITS OAK HOOPS ii mm m mr wa T a -- J P KISLY mm TARR TEMPLIN 5 HUES 897 ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER I T7VERYTHING for Orchard Lawn JQi and Garden Full stock of Orna- ¬ mental and Frnit Trees Grape Vines Asparagus and Small Fruits We em ploy no agents but sell at living prices direct to the planter Telephone in -- office Strawberry and general nursery Catalogues on application to H F HILLENMEYER 26feb tf Lexington Ky lissolotiorOfPartpi The partnership of Drs Rqbarts Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved All accounts of the firm are payable to Dr Roberts and he assumes the in debtedness of the firm W C U33ERY H H ROBEEtrS ¬ April 30 1897 F Running broad jump Rion 184 secona nrst messing Standing broad jump Rion 96 first Need no longer prevent the purchase Roche 91 second of a piano nor compel you to buy Half mile bicycle race Kirtloy Misses Childrens and Infants one of inferior quality L Ramp second Time Jameson first Spring Heel Shoes that are made like 130 The fiuest lite grown up peoples Quarter mile run Rion first ever shown in Paris Every pair brim- ¬ Half mile run handicap Rion first ful of style and quality1 and will out- ¬ Hunt second Time 225 wear their purchase price every time Throwing 12 lb shot Rion 3 ft 0LAY RION New and beautiful that will suit you first Ray Mann 27 second Roche in quality and price maybe obtained 220 yards run Rion first second Time 25 from us upon terms whicr make piano Pole vault Grinnan 8ft first Bless- ¬ owning easy We cordially invite ing 711 second race Kirtley those who want a piano to call and One mile bicycle Jameson first Ray Mann second investigate not only the instruments All persons having claims against the Running hish jump but also our plan of easy payments years Guy Overbey boys under 15 assigned estate of William Tarr are re- As we sell the best pianos only our Throwing baseball Foster Berry 106 quested to file ihni at once and on any¬ their atoffer is exceptional Correspondence yards s day before the undersigned or requires -torney verified a3 the law solicited from out of town people not filed may be barred as Wrights Celery Tea regulates the Auy claimoy law and kidneys cures constipation Co liversick headache 25c at all druggists provided P JA3 S S20LL and R 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Assignees Lexington Ky Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists J QWaed Atty Paris CINCINNATI Hard Times riu THE Pianos Queen Crescent appoint a Sou cities of of through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Qrleans Atlanta lacon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe WL V and Shreveport Through Tourist bleepers to ios Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati a 2 accommodation to patrons Free Parlor with every -153m G7ZLKmZ T Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and ObservariwmGSjWL CB tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and nattanooga S5u es -- f PHcpal route secl j -- 5 ASSIGNEES NOTICE -- Ernest Urchs Ci bSss m JT 1 A I I 7 Passr ChasWZeU Agt W C Bmeorson 0 Q Cincinnati P A Cincinnati 0 m IsSETi - A At i St 1 -- i A A- - - 9 - V- - t lM i J-- i S h JMOfi X V 1i Jl Y j jrTiJk j j K7xm r - Begftg JI t y mit Vtoif it A L- j JvJ fpfp tOi J 4 4Iv -- j w rPP h THE BOJJKBOK NEWS PAKIS ya -- r C4V 55V- - t W pfxi y Mi CHINESE FANATICS Claim That the Roman Catholics Kid nap Their Children Tbe Mission buildings Attacked and Three Christians Were Killed Out- rlffbt Priests House Mobbi d and the Inmates Shot to Death DEMOCRATIC SENATORS Will Offer an Amendment to the Tarlfl Bill It Will Make Provisions for an In ¬ heritance Tax of Two Per Cent New York June 11 A special to vthe Herald from Vancouver B C says An ti Christian riots have taken place in Liu Ching- China A mob of fanatics loudly proclaiming- that Ro- ¬ man Catholics had kidnaped their children rushed simultaneously on the mission buildings In the fierce fight that ensued three Christians were killed outright eight wounded - S - and four captured Particulars are coming in very m eagerly Rev Father Mazelis is among- V The wildly yelling mob attacked the rear and the front of the priests house With the help of friendly natives he barricaded the house and faced the crowd in front with a rifle but the barricades were broken down The priest was shot and his body hacked Placards are being- posted through out many districts stating1 that for- eigners must be driven out of the country or China will be divided be-tween them and their homes destroyed and their children stolen from them It is feared xhat more murders will - the Roman Catholics killed -- - to pieces ¬ i KViK- - I PT Vi fi v - v C rJw F fc jj W V T l li c - the Roman Catholic missionaries The missionaries refuse to leave saying they will resist to the last trusting to Providence The priests sent out from the Paris headquarters are 27 in number the bishop being- Mgr Gullion There are besides 13 nuns The mission is divid ¬ ed into 25 stations which are attended by about 15000 Chinese or Manchurian Catholics The ecclesiastic officials state that the missionaries are inclined to attribute the atrocities which are reported from Mongolia to robbers who infest the country rather than to political or anti religious agitators - some districts thousands strong- with the avowed intention of exterminating - occur as leagues are being- formed in - DECIDED SUCCESS A Trial Given V t Prof Blntons Patent Base ¬ ball Gun - kT IX- - a s Vs - N I if- - t Itf was a decided success Thursday Eight Strikeouts one base on balls one wild pitch and four safe hits is the record in three innings in the first fair test of the machines practicability in an act- ¬ ual game Nines representing the Ivy club and Tiger Inn two of Prince- ¬ tons social clubs played a match game using the gun to pitch for both teams and the contest at ¬ tracted a large crowd of in- ¬ terested spectators prominent among whom were Mrs Cleveland with a party of friends and many Princeton professors who came to see with what success Prof Hintons invention would meet The gun is discharged by the batsman who when ready for the ball to be delivered steps upon an electri- ¬ cal intercepting plate connected by vvvircs with the trigger of the can non The speed with whieh ihp is thrown is regulated by ball compressed prong like air and projectors from the cannons mouth impart a rotary motion to the sphere when discharged producing a curve in any direction according as the posi- ¬ tion of the projecting prongs is changed There is but one serious de fact in the operation of the machine that will prevent its use in games and tthat is the long time required for re ¬ loading This was especially notice- ¬ able in Tuesdays game because the intercepting plate was out of order and the frequent delays thereby necessitated did not allow the game to be finished Three innings only were played During the first inning the batsmen were timid about standing near the plate and the big out curves caused them to jump back but as the gun threw strikes in every instance they plucked up courage stood closer to the plate and succeeded occasional- ¬ ly in making safe hits The game was uninteresting excepting for the novel- ¬ ty of seeing the pitchers box occupied by a machine The Ivy club won b a score of 7 to 3 Princeton N J June 11 Prof Hintons patent baseball pitching- g un -- 1 I 8 Buffalo June 11 At 11 oclock Thursday night Sullivan Fitz simmons Dunn Martin Julian and a host of local sports met at the Tiff t house Sullivan issued a formal chal ¬ lenge to Fitzsimmons for a finish fight for the worlds championship and a side bet of 5000 Dunn produced 1000 to bind the match Fitzsimmons at first declared that he thought he had earned a rest and did not intend NY to - Sullivan Challenges Fitzsimmons Arkansas H L Collins of Pennsylvania and P L Pratt of Illinois They had com- ¬ sought to resign pleted four years service at tne academy the last year being devoted to the engineering branch and desired to leave to engage in private business Secretary Long however found that the engineer corps was sadly in need of officers owing to the rapid depletion of the ranks of the older engineers in late years and he decided that as these young men had been educated at the expense of the government they should render service in return upon The cadets admission to the academy are required to pledge themselves to serve the government not less than eight years so these young men now will be obliged to take the usual two years cruise which rounds out the Annapolis course at the end of whielr time they will re ceive their commissions as assistant engineers in the navy and regularly assigned to dut Washington June 12 Spain it is reported Will offset the Ruiz indem ¬ nity claim by putting in a counter- ¬ claim on account of the smuggling of arms to Cuba by the filibuster Daunt ¬ less Washington June 12 The mem- ¬ bers of the committee on contingent expenses of the senate have agreed to report adversely the Tillman resolu- ¬ tion for an investigation of the alleged speculations in sugar It is not known when the report will be made to the senate The report it is understood will gOc quite fully into the merits of the question showing such investiga ¬ tions as that proposed to be generally ¬ ¬ recently was made by congress For the first time in many years the secretary of the navy has interposed his veto upon the application of a jun¬ ior officer to leave the naval service In the present case three of the ca- ¬ dets at Annapolis George Weber of Sumtaer is the best iime for At the Tennessee Centennial the Biggest a thcrw ork satisf actoriijr and Grandest Day Since the Opening A Bomb Exploded Near 1he Ga Will Be the Leadine Subject m the blankets To r filtta tub half fuil of soft hot water i Nashvixe June 12 Ohio day was of President Felix Faure1 beenSenate the Present Week which half a bar of Ivory soap has Washington June 12 The demo ¬ the biggest and grandest day since the ¬ j dissolved and wash gently witn cratic members of the senate commit- No One Was Hurt M Panre UeUavecl opening of the Tennessee centennial v Ag ¬ hands Eosin soap and hard rubbmg to offer tee on finance Friday agreed President McKinley and Gov Bush With the Snar Schedule Settled the With Perfect Self Command Wmirf Tariff Bill o wNtntrpts When clean rinse weuv as an amendment to the tariff bill a nell of course were the chief attracti- ¬ ricultural Schedule of the Followed lllllkZl UJUWiv Be Assassin Under Will Again J5o Taken Up As soonas tax The Kscape ihp line in the sun on His Narrow ons Multitudes of people passed the provision for an inheritance by the Tobacco Schedule amendment was prepared by Senator turnstiles variously estimatedat from dry fold evenly and put away securely y Turpie and was by him presented to Paris June 14 An attempts was 30000 to 50000 ifianueis wasucu Washington June 14 The sugar in a box or eloSetfresh and soft for to assassinate Felix the senate on behalf of the democratic made Sunday The presidents party arrived here at thus will remain The principal provision of Faure president of the French repub ¬ 8 oclock Friday morning over the Lou- ¬ schedule of tariff bill is expected to years minority ¬ continue to lic while he was en route to Long isville the amendment is as follows ELIZA R PARKER Nashville railroad half an ation in the be the subject of consideri senate for the next day or That on and after the first day of Champs to witness the Grand Prix hour late The Union station at Nash ¬ two have The Hawaiian treaty and anti- ¬ Taking Time by the Forelock January 18U8 and for five years there- ¬ While M Faures carriage was passing ville was packed with a dense throng ¬ ueen trust tv after there shall be laid and levied a thicket near La Cascade restaurant The reception and other committees posed amendments are still to be dis- ¬ iusc me a hl inv - uusuuuu h w nut -in f m tn4r n seaisicm jacKet of and both will excite consid- buy a sum equal to two per cent of the in the Hois De Boulogne a bomb which were there The police made a clear Mirinff Oh it will be winter Deiore ii ¬ Judy value of every decedents estate as subsequently proved to be a piece of way for the party The president erable debate With the sugar ques worry him into doing it an inheritance tax whether it is tubing about six inches long and two with Mrs McKinley on his arm1 passed tion settled the agricultural schedule Popular vritli Hunters testate or intestate to be paid by the inches in diameter with a thickness of through the open line to their car- ¬ which has been partially considered will be again taken up and will in The most popular hunting rifles are made executors administrators and trustees half an inch charged with powder and riage The feature of the reception Repeating Arms Co ¬ by or shot exploded was an escort of 12 confederate veter- ¬ time be followed by the tobacco sched- Newthe Winchester thereof or by the heirs Haven Ct Their light modernr highv No one was injured by the explo- ¬ ans attired in gray uniforms wearing ule if in the meantime the republicans powered small caliber rifles have reyolu by the distributees devisees or agree upon its provisions The republic ¬ legatees when the value of such estate sion A man in the crowd suspected sabers and mounted on horses They an managers hope to also dispose of the lionized gun making and are fast supplan- tThe Winchester ing all other makes as an inheritance is 35000 and up- ¬ as the prime mover was arrested v He were commanded by Capt George F spirit and cotton schedules during the Models 94 and 95 do terrific execution be- ¬ gave his name as Gallet and made only Hager wards except where legacies or They will kill at distances where big borer1 week and possibly to make quests are made to religious charita- ¬ the briefest replies to questions put to After the party had breakfasted at progress with the hemp and fiax some¬ guns would not injure They are verypop- prohim by the police ble educational or other organizations the Maxwell house and enjoyed a visions most successful hunters on will be no great ular with the accuracy at short and long Ihere account of their may by the laws of the state Gallet said he had no occupation brfef rest Gov Taylor of Tennessee which amount and their tremendous territory or district in which the de- ¬ but resided at Levallers Perret The Gov Bushnell of Ohio and Mayor spirits of debate on either cotton or distances Send for a large illustratedkilling cdta- There was at one time talk of power cedent was residing at the time of his police are making a thorough search McCarthy of Nashville called on the an attempt to logue describing them add compensatory du- ¬ of his lodgings He is believed to- be president followed by the executive death be exempt from taxation Other provisions of the amendment insane for he shouted as the carriage committee of the Womens board At ties on cotton goods because of the You belong to the That Stern Revolt of ascertaining the passed along so loudly as to attract 11 oclock the presidential party the duty fixed on raw cotton but this is Order of New Women dont you MissV prescribe methods Yes but dont call us that the value of estates and of collecting the general attention in the crowd The reception committees Gov Taylor and understood to have been abandon ¬ Biggs ed if ever seriously contemplated new woman wont stand being ordered These duties are imposed upon police have also made another arrest Gov Bushnell and their staffs and the tax The democrats do not find the Chicago Kecord internal revenue collectors who are in this case a youth but it is thought mayor of Nashville preceded by the present ji schedule objectionable except A Bundle of Jerves authorized to bring suit in the federal probable that the actual culprit es- ¬ Cincinnati police force as the presi- ¬ and This courts to collect the tax in case such caped dents escort of honor left the Maxwell in minor details but will allow it to go nerves term- is often applied to people whoseV They through with are abnormally sensitive little discussion The proceeding is made necessary Sundays attempt on the life of M house in carriages for the custom Hostetters them with secretary of the treasury is empower- ¬ Faure wras made on the very spot house several squares away where The republican managers now hope should strengthen After a course of that Stomach Bitters ed to make rules and regulations for where Berezowsky tried to shoot the military civic police and other bodies that the debate in the senate will be benign tonic they will cease to be conscious carrying the provision into effect czar while driving to the military re- ¬ formed and paraded through the prin- ¬ concluded within the next two weeks that they have nervous systems except sensations It wiil en-¬ Under the direction of Commissary view at Long Champs in 1807 and cipal streets to the exposition grounds notwithstanding less than one third through agreeable sleep digest well the and of the bill has been gone over They able them to eat General Sullivan Capt Geo 13 Davis where Francois a lunatic fired his re- ¬ In passing to the grounds a national have secured an agreement with the three media for increasing tone and vigor in commissary of subsistence has been volver at M Faure on July 14 last the nerves in common with the rest of the salute of 45 guns was fired the last ordered to proceed to El Paso Tex Having this in mind the police took gun being fired as the party reached democrats that the sessions shall be system The mental worry begotten by gin at 11 oclock each day instead of nervous dyspepsia will also disappear Special officers the main entrance without delay and with his clerk dis- ¬ extra precautions after Wednesday next tribute subsistence stores for the re- ¬ were detailed to watch suspects and to As the president entered the gates the 12 The house probably A sergeant in a volunteer corps being will continue its ¬ lief of the destitute persons in the dis search houses known to be the resorts centennial chimes in the tower of the policy of adjourning from Monday doubtful Avhether he had distributed rifles to trict overflowed by the Rio Grande in of dangerous characters --It is a curi- ¬ auditorium were rung for the first over to Thursday and from Thursday all the men called out 4A11 you that are- that vicinity Capt Davis was one of ous fact that Saturday the Petite Re time At the exposition gates the pro- ¬ until the following Monday No busi- ¬ without arms hold lip jour hands the most active of the officers in relief publique Francais published a state- ¬ cession was met by the exposition ness will be done and the sessions work along the Mississippi during the ment declaring that the police were guards and a military band and es- ¬ Monday Is essential for health and Thursday will be merely Mx corted to the recent floods and physical strength- busy organizing an incident for auditorium where other perfunctory Washington June 12 The internal Faures visit to Russia suggesting formal exercises in honor of the presiWhen the bloodis weak The treasury department has rerevenue bureau has prepared a sched- ¬ that a nimble clown would be dressed dent and Ohio day began thin and impur- ceived by reference from the secretary appetite fails Hoods Sarsaparilla isthe a ule of the balance of unpaid claims for in rags and jump upon the step of the Fully 20000 people were in and bounty on sugar manufactured and presidents carriage brandishing a around the auditorium when the exer- ¬ of state a communication from the wonderful medicine for creating an appe ¬ Spanish minister to the effect that he produced from August 28 1S94 to June homicidal weapon cises began and there were thousands has information that an important fil- ¬ tite It purifies and enriches the blood 30 1895 under the act approved March tones the stomach gives strength to thes On his arrival at the race course M more who could not entrance 2 1S95 act 5000000 was Faure was warmly congratulated on The Innes band opened gain exercises ibustering expedition is being organ- ¬ nerves andhealth to the whole system Itf Dnder this the appropriated and disbursed on a pro his escape by the Grand Duk Zergius followed by an address of welcome by ized on the coast of Florida and asks is just the medicine needed now the government rata basis which left a balance on ap- ¬ M Hanotaux and other members of President John W Thomas of the ex- ¬ that steps be taken byparticulars to frustrate it No were proved claims unpaid of 1085156 An the cabinet His sang froid will great-¬ position Gov Taylor of Tennessee given so that the only action that appropriation covering this amount ly increase his popularity Some of made the address of welcome on the could be taken by - 0 A tf f J dHia DY - STJGAE SGHEDUliE ri iWASHINGt --f-ry-1-1 Jl - - - BLXNKETS - gae wiir - f - - Arresti-Concrat-ula- ted to- I - - v - iff f ii t- - A I t- i T i - i 4 r 4 i 1 i A Good i A- ¬ ¬ Appetite -- i the papers assert that Rousteaux the detective accidentally saw the man who threw the bomb and grappled with him but was unable to hold him in the melee It is rumored that the prefect of po- ¬ lice has information connecting the Paris anarchists with the outrage but it is generally believed that the act was of a mad man rather than that of a conspirator London June 14 The Paris corre- ¬ spondent of the Daily News says M Faure behaved with perfectself command and continued to bow right and left to the crowd after theexplo sion as if nothing unusual had hap Tened - part of Tennessee W on Sullivan urging him strongly to ar ¬ to take the matter into consideration and give Sullivan a definite answer fight again for at least a year but range a match the champion promised shortly The meeting between the two fighters was quite friendly Sunday Ballplayer Convicted - I n 11 fi v WS iards being unable to dislodge them from their strongholds and being themselves gradual starved out The insurgents he says not only have possession of all the cattle but their supplies have been replenished by sev- ¬ eral recently landed expeditions Patally Wounded His On the Track of Sam Johnson Knoxvillk Tenn June 12 Capt Chillicothe O June 11 Police George A Tillett a well to do farmer here are on the track of Sam Johnson residing near Riverdale Knox county who assaulted Alonzo Washington at Cincinnati and believe they have a shot and fatally wounded his John Clem early Friday morning positive clue as to his whereabouts The tronble arose over Clems bad G W Bachtel a prominent fish man treatment of his daughter a girl about has positively identified a picture and description of Johnson as that of a IS years old stranger he brought to this city from In Honor of Queen Victoria Hope town Wednesday night Pretoria South African Republic June 12 The Volksraad has declared Mosle jns Arrested Const AjfTiNOPLE June 11 A larga June 22 the day of the diamond jubi ¬ number of Moslems have been arrested lee in London to be a holiday through- for a plot to massacre Armenians at out the South African republic in honor of Queen Victoria ftm mlrart ir Sou-in-I-a- in the case of John Powell the mem- ¬ ber of the Cleveland baseball club charged with playing baseball on Sun ¬ day and also exhibiting the same re- ¬ turned a verdict of guilty in both counts at noon Thursday The delib- ¬ eration of the jury lasted from 7 oclock Wednesday evening until noon Thursday This settles the fate of Sunday baseball in Cleveland Cieveland 0 June 11 The jury ident rushed forward and grappled with a man but was Immediately set upon by a half dozen persons probably accomplices of the would be assassin The crowd mistook the de- ¬ tective for an anarchist and were about to lynch him He was beaten kicked spatupon and not rescued by the police until bleeding and unconscious from a barren of results terrible beating Washington June 12 Broker El ¬ M Faure sent an officer Sunday ver ton R Chapman spent the final evening to in quire as to the condition night of his term in the district jail of Rousteaux Thursday night His sentence expired Spanish Premier on the Ruiz Case at midnight but according to custom Madrid June 14 The Spanish pre he was allowed to remain till mier Senor Canovas del Castillo in an Thursday morning interview is reported as saying that the alleged demands of the United GEN PALMA States in the case of Dr Ricar do Ruiz the American citizen who ex-¬ Receives Encouraging Information From the Province of Matanzas pired in the jail at Guanabacp appar-¬ New York June 12 Gen Tomas ently from injuries received there Estrada Palma head of the Cuban must be exaggerated The premier junta has received a letter containing added however that if the widow of news of a character highly satisfactory Dr Ruiz demanded an indemnity and to the patriots her claim was shown to be justified The letter was written by Antonio Spain would see that justice is done Martinez Carbon chief dispatcher in Senor Canovas del Castillo further reGen Gomezs army aad was written marked do not believe President from the interior of Matanzas under McKinley has any unfriendly intendate of May 30 The writer says that tions toward Spain but if the United Matanzas province is practically in States departs from a friendly atti ¬ control of the insurgents the Span- ¬ tude Spain will be able to defend her ¬ ¬ ¬ The bomb exploded at 25oJpV iii the Avenue Des Accacias at the far end where this fashionable drive issues from the shelter of sycamores and plane trees into the broad daylight of Long Champs plain The roadway has Tjeen clear for some time The presidential escort was led by two dragoons holding their pistols forward in the most threaten- ¬ ing way Then came a large body of dragoons and after them in the midst of a cloud of dust the presidents open carriage with outriders The presi- ¬ dent was accompanied by his wife while in another carriage werehis two daughters Mile Lucie Faure and Mme Berge The horses attached to M Faures carriage reared wildly at the explosion but were whipped on by M Montjar retts vigorous arm Rousteaux the detective who is always with the pres- ¬ rights New York June 14 W J Bryan arrived here from Troy Saturday He was met at the Grand Central depot by a large crowd who accorded him an enthusiastic reception Scott the colored wife murderer who is to be electrocuted in the prison here Monday shows no signs of breaking down Scott told Warden Sage Sun day morning that he slept soundly Sat ¬ urday night and was feeling first rate ¬ W J Bryan in New York developed later that the depart ¬ fa fa The Innes band rendered patriotic ment has specific information of the fa airs Then President McKinley was shipment of arms and ammunition for fl introduced The demonstration was a what promises to be one of the most fa fa wonderful one important filibustering expeditions for fa fa Round upon round of cheers greet- several months fa A carload of arms left Jacksonville fa ed the chief magistrate who bowed his acknowledgments repeatedly He Friday by the East Coast railroad and fa fa finally waved his hand ior quiet only passed near Smyrna southbound A fa to be wildly cheered again After 10 second carload of rifles and dynamite fa And 2300 from ST LOUIS is W i fa k yk minutes of frantic demonstration quiet left Jacksonville Saturday morning on fa the rate that will be made by the fa wiijs resiureu auu une president Degan the regular freight train for the probfa Yy able purpose of being transferred to fa to speak fa The president and some of his party some vessel on theeastcoast probably fa visited the Parthenon which is the art the yacht Valusia whicn has been fa repository and the childrens build ¬ engaged to transfer munitions from fa Christian Endeavor Convention in For ing and then repaired to the west side the railways to the vessel destined for fa JulytheIt will also apply to Intermedi fa fa ate iiolnta and in the reverse directum ¬ club house a handsome structure near Cuba Have you wished to fa health resorts It is probable that the vessel which fa WEST the remarkable visit the SOUTH the administration building and front farms the irrigatedcamps and orchards the ing the Parthenon In the ladies par-¬ will receive these arms will not come fa new mininggold now attracting a mul ¬ seekers the towering fa titude of lor there Mrs McKinley held an in- ¬ close to shore stupendous chasm of the fa Rockies the of the Colorado River the Grand Canon Washington June 14 The republi ¬ fa far famed marvels of mountain and valformal reception Later in the after- ¬ fa ley on that western shore where the blue noon she and the presideht gave a re- ¬ can senators in their caucus Saturday fa Pacific rolls Ten take this opportunity ception to women only in the womens failed to reach any agreement on the fa ingYou may learnthe about it by address¬ any agent of all Santa Fe Route or fa the undersigned building During the luncheon the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty and ad ¬ fa residents of Vanity Fair which is journed with the understanding that fa WJ BLACK P Hji C A HIGGINS similar in many respects to the Mid- - another caucus would be held Satur ¬ fa P fa Room 146 T isisSJacks n Koora 1X45rCt Northers 9th way Plaisance at Chicago formed an day night or Monday fa 8tsTopek lan Bdg Chicago rw to unique procession and marched past the club house from the galleries of A NOVEL SCHEME which on which the luncheon was served a good view could be obtained The Newberry Lrbrary Intends to Have a r Manuscript of Genealogy of Every Fam ¬ of the camels Asiatics Chinamen and i ily in Chicago old time Negroes together with the t Chicago June 14 When a Chicago representation of a dragon which atgrammar school boy of the present Root beer tracted attention even from the most day runs for president of the United distinguished dignitaries When lunchstands be- States in the years to come his cam ¬ eon drew to a close there was general detween von mands for speeches from one or an- ¬ paign biographers need go no farther andthedis--other of the men of national prom- ¬ than the Newberry library for ma- ¬ i citoojiag ef- ¬ inence present and Gov Bushnell terial for they will find there his fam ¬ t fects of the heat Gov Taylor Secretary Sherman Col ily history written by his own hand Newberry library intended to The C H Grosvenor Mayor McKisson of have a manuscript of genealogy of Col Cleveland and Charles Page Bryan of Illinois responded All the every family in Chicago from that of speeches were in the light vein suita-¬ Policeman John P Aafiei first in the ble to the occasion and many lively directory to that of Polisher John sallies and humorous allusions met ap- Zy wicky whose name rounds out the c Kst and the institution has taken a preciative reception From six until half past seven in the means to secure its end as unique as cools the blood n evening and immediately following it is effective tones the stom- ¬ Rudolph has Assistant Librarian the reception by the president and his ach invigorates sent a letter to the principal of every wife in the womens building the the body fully visiting newspaper men were heartily grammar and high school in the city asking that l Wr a fl satisfies the thirst entertained by their local brethren be requestedeach pupil of sufficient age j to prepare a written acA deliciousspark-in the press building At 8 oclock tjily j a fine display of fireworks over count of his or her family beginning ling temperance xm the lake and on its shores was with the grandparents and bringing it drink of theJiigh- viewed by Mr and Mrs McKinley and down to the present generation estmedicinal value These manuscripts are to be filed in theii party from the steps of the Parlldc only by The Chrleji E Hires Co Pblla thenon The distinguished sight seers the genealogical room of the library¬ A package mikes 5 gallons were guarded by a cordon of regulars are to be indexed so they may be reaoia every wnere and evidently greatly enjoyed the ex-¬ ferred to at any tima Such an index will be practically equivalent to a hibition Not at all inferior to the fireworks roster of Chicago citizens S 50 75 was the illumination of all the princiKilled by a Train pal structures by means of search and Piqua O June electric lights there being a notable body of an unknown 14 The mangled man presumed to profusion of the latter The fireworks be of a tramp was discovered that over the president wifej and suite re- ¬ Sunday west morning four Western Wheel Works turned to the city tired and a little the city lying alongside miles tracks tf the of -worn by the heat but ready to accord CffCA GO I e fVCtS the Pan Handled From appearances CATAL9G VE FREE the day a high place in the calendar of he was a man G5 years old- remembrance Ohio and Mayor Mc Carthy in bebalf of Nashville State Senator W T Clark of Cleve land O responded in behalf of the Ohio Centennial commission and Gov Bushnell who was accorded an en thusiastic welcome sooke in behalf of ¬ ¬ the department was to communicate this information to all collectors and masters of the patrol fleet on the Florida coast with instruc- ¬ tions to be on the alert to prevent the departure of any suspected expedi- ¬ graph tion This was done Sunday by tele- ¬ HOOCl S Oi lie c fillip pSrflla Is the bestIn fact the One True Blood Purifier Sold by all druggists Hrfinrl 114JUU fa Be sure to get Hoods are tasteless mild effec tive AU druggists 25c i3333333333333 333333333 w It ¬ Chicago to California ft f iiu ¬ Santa Fe Route r T ¬ ¬ -- ¬ G A A A G A W SSfe ¬ ¬ ¬ W fc HIRES Rootbeer ¬ ¬ - - ¬ Ill ¬ JCD JBU- n w Wife Murderer to Be Electrocuted Sing Sing June 14 Howard A son-in-la- w The strike of the tailors entered upon its fifth week Flag Day Sunday and there seenis little hope Cincinnati June 12 June 14 is the that the end will be reached for at day set apart by the Sons of the Revoleast ten days more Every thing in lution as flag day in commemoration and around the headquarters of the of the adoption of the stars and strikers was quiet Sunday stripep as the national embAem New York June 14 ¬ The Tailors Strike June 14 The Constantinople June 12 Mr Alex¬ attorneys who have been retained to ander W Terrell the United States defend the officers of the British minister to Turkey attended the steamer Bermuda detained ona charge Selamlik Friday and received the of being implicated in filibustering compliments of the sultan who ex-¬ previous to touching at Port Antonio pressed a desire to receive him in have filed a claim of 25000 on behalf audience before bis departure on the of Capt Murphy and the other defend ants against the Jamaica government loth meats Terrell Receives the Saltans Compll- - Kingston Jamaica Want Damaged Ht aL mn SILOS HOW TO BUILD CO In WILLIAMS MFC ask KALAMAZOO i MICHv EDUCATIONAL ¬ ftuTliKiTTTr buiutiHu musiuai uuiitG Ml Q mtJoivs CHIGAGO ILL DR F ZIEGFELD PRESIDENT OSATORY and 1I 1J Xi- - Hl tV day evening from the effect of cigarettes He asked that this statement be made to warn other bovs Va June 14 Guy Morrow aged 16 of Palatine died Sun- ¬ VV ¬ Fairmont Skilled by Cigarettes CENTRAL MUSIC HALL -V 32nd SEASON BEGINS SEPT G 1897 B3TSEXD FOK CATJL1MG UE iJramatic aut-t H V v7i H -- VAWj vf xfi K f A Vj r iii i v i n a If y A S r -- ff i vAA Jl li i- vrAAvfi5iii j - v - ski-i-- i x Xij Vw t -- V - VNrV AC A tLr 1 - A- - - i r Ir - ft - v - - Or v v V - 1 f C i i- - i THE NEW CUPID He gazed at me without surprise Quite calmly and collectedly I scarcely could believe my eyes e met so unexpectedly Ytt he it was beyond a doubt A visible reality 2 or little wings were sprouting- out Not granted to mortality Iut where the arrows where the bow Employed with such dexterity 2fhe quiver too I did not know And asked in all sincerity A frown appeared upon his brow He answered me with chilliness heyre antiquated weapons now To use them would be silliness For mortals grow from year to year More highly intellectual I have some littits missiles here That always prove effectual I sling them forth theyre sterling They damage irretrievably By force of gold O Cupid think The foul debasing force it is Is this your boast He gave a wink And answered Why of course it is T saw my chance when Cupid died And seized it with avidity Then who on earth are you I cried He smiled and said Cupidity -- J - V v- - v44 wy r v V a gold A flew may miss conceivably But any heart thats hard or cold Tf - London Worlci GflPTfl IN CLOSE BIT CAPTAIN CI1ARUES KING LCopyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co XI Af ten oclock that dark and gloomy Sunday night Mr Lambert stood in Eront of his tent leaning- on his sword and listening1 in silence to the confer- ¬ ence going on between his commander end the civil officers of the law Close had come home in high dudgeon and was as usual slow and cautious but more than usually reluctant and suspi cious Fuming over the failure of the mission on which he had started so confidently believing himself tricked by the enemy and now offered ample revenge an 6 assured of success through the information tendered him he never- ¬ theless faltered Lambert returning from the round of his sentries was taken unawares by the sudden question This gentleman says the old lady knew just where we had gone and just when we would get back What do you - S jT increased powers new orders search warrants and God knows what all Im willing enough to back you in deal- ¬ ing with men Mr Parmelee said the captain turning again to the bu the lieutenant has had these sentries posted 40 minutesand there hasnt been a-- sound I dont want any searching 4of a house that holds nothing but women because you think some of your jail birds are eager-eivilian- ing on your return Yes Heres the letter by Jove and its a worse jJiizzle than before And heres the deputy marshal back with a matter I know nothing about was the answer except that she bit did say she wras writing a letter to be given you on your return this evening arid instantly corrected herself by say- ¬ think of it Its - there 1- I - no room The negroes have seen them They told Mr Jaryis here and told him the mules were to be there be- ¬ fore ten oclock to carry em off out of harms way Your man Murphy admits he saw one last night one of the Scroggses sure by the description and his brother is with him there Ill bet for doubt I tell you captain theres a hat Close ha t t sl Only last August she turned Walton Scroggs away from her door with such a tongue lashing as I never heard an thats sayinga good deal She forbade him ever setting foot with ¬ in her gates again I heard her so did half the men in this company I know all about that He hasofbeen in love with his cousin the elder the Walton girls as long as I can remem- ¬ ber and because of his shiftless habits the old lady wouldnt listen to it Then they took to meeting by stealth and she found it out She discharged old Rasmus for no other reason than that he carried letters for them Ive tried to bribe him twice to tell where Wal Scroggs was hiding but the old niggers a damn fool with a starving wife too They tell me he was seen round here a day or two since asking for Iiiggs and hes been carrying letters again The old lady wouldnt have him there liefore perhaps but she wTould shelter him now when the government de- ¬ mands his surrender But even if she wouldnt Esther Walton would I tell you theyre there cajtain and theyll be ofE and out of our reach this night if you fail to take them now Close was pulling on a soldiers over- ¬ coat at the moment and stopped to listen to some sound down the dark re- ¬ cesses of the bottom along the wind ¬ ing stream Its the mules now began Parme ¬ lee excitedlyvbut Close held up warn ing hand If it is my men will nab em thats 4iH Now youve been thermeans of my Uikin the men on moren one long wild 0os chase afoot that telegram of yours was enough to give the whole scheme away and of my bein invited to be damn fool enough to fight two duels this afternoon Both Col Scroggs and Mr Barton Potts by thunder want me to go out and be shot because I pre- ¬ ferred to satisfy myself Mr Wal Scroggs wasnt in the old Gibson place stead of takin their word of honor for it Theres a sick lady there who was scared of Yankee uniforms but Id rather search alii Tugaloo and Quitman and hell together than rout out old Mis V7alton to night They cant get out past my sentries Theyre sure to be nabbed if they try Let em try I saj f ts the easiest way to settle the whole business Then they can be arrested without disturbin anybody in the ¬ I dont believe it sturdily answered But Parmelee was dissatisfied He hd Keen chaffed peered aV ma3ened orr the escape of his prisoners Tvw t touse T Jr SCHOOL AND CHURCH A Kev Dr George Adams Smith hars io act He had still a card to play and down the steps still others were PloydWalton Friends and Foes Distributed leclined the pastorate of Maryleoonb As the Egyptians Etruscans anc Presbyterian it was a trump load grouped the fixed bayonets gleaming You say she continued tremulousvchurch London I did send you a telegram steering in the light of the two lamps one held ly you have no warrant no cause Greeks wee artistic so it seems are Eev Dr John H Barrows states you to Gibsons and I did it because by the amazed woman at the threshold for his arrest Then in Gods name go the Abyssinians As is known a great organ has been ordered ftfom Berlin f oi hat the Ben Oliel mission among the vhe marshal himself so directed for it the other swinging from the gloved and leave us in peace I am not well lews in Jerusalem is unworthy of con- was he wTho was sure that was where hand of the sergeant of the guard and on my word of honor no other the cathedral of Adis Abeba the resi- idence and should be stigmatized as dence of Emperor Ienelik and a celethey had taken refuge Scroggs and What you say sir is absurd impos manis hidden his precious kinsman Potts probably sible At no time under no circum- ¬ brated Russian painter Yladiscow is i fraud Mother Hush G Bev got warning in time to send their two stances A door hastily opened within thej going there to paint the iNegus as he AmericanDr Edward Thurber pf the Mrs Walton was saying church in Paris has arranged t refugees away and now theyve had the could the gentleman you name be se- ¬ door pleading to the room to the left appeared at the battle of Adowa The m exchange of pulpits with Bev Dr cheek to hide them here right under creted in that room of the entrance the room at whose cathedral of Adis Abeba is composed ol 5 B Bossiter of Chicago for the your nose Talk about the record Madam replied Close his deep window Closeand Parmaleo could swear two churches one inside the other The months of June July and August youve made as a preserver of the peace voice trembling nobodj- - can feel more they saw the dim figure of a man peer ¬ outside one is open to all the faithful The Watchman very truthfully down here howll it read all over the sorry about this than I do Id rather ing forth as they entered the gate A while the inner is reserved for the sa says that the friends of a minister north that after being released from go through the whole war over again heavy footfall resounded through the ured person of the Xegus and his jail in the presence of Capt Closes com- ¬ than be here on sufli an errand to- ¬ hallA light streamed forth from the family Emperor Menelik it seems ojay do him great harm by sending pany the worst of the gang men un- ¬ night but a soldier must obey his or ¬ and a womans wailing has an artistic fancy He wished the to the papers overwrought descriptions der indictment for murderous assault ders I saw him madam at that win- ¬ shuddering cry f olloAved the tall power ¬ outer walls of the inner church to be f his learning piety eloquence and Many a min-on United States officers in discharge of dow These gentlemen saw ful form that came striding to the decorated with religious pictures and general effectiveness A their duties came and took up their Gentlemen Gentlemen sir never front- - With a look of horror in herx ordered under the first Crispi cabinet Ister has suffered in this way Better residences across the road from Capt would connive at such an outrage That eyes jMts Walton staggered would the pictures in Italy sending the meas- let him speak for himself Bev Dr J N Hallock editor of the Closes camp and dared him to take is my daughters room Miss Esther have fallen but for the clasping arm ures of the walls and the windows them Thats the way itll readby God Waltons of her son upon whose breast she now which break them The Italian govern Christian at Work of New York ha 3 if you dont act to night Dead silence for a moment solemn leaned pantjig for breath and glaring ment received the order with great eclined the presidency of the Westmin- Por a moment Close simply stared at and impressive indeed foreclose turned at the newcomer to whose side now pleasure and commissioned several ster university of Colorado which was the man Parmelee was no fighter man helplessly to the supporters on his sprang Esther her long black hair artists to paint the pictures which were recently offered him at a salary of 10 to man steel to steel that the war vet- ¬ right unable to face such majesty of streaming down the white wrapper in almost finished when Bas Makonnen D00 a 3ear because he feels it his duty eran knew well but the Yankee school- ¬ confidence and conviction unable to which her tall figure was enveloped Es- came to Italy as ambassador extraor- to remain with the Christian at Work master of ante bellum days had learned say the words that could sound only ther who strove to drar the strane er dinary At Turin he saw the pictures which he has done so much to make to use his wits and his tongue He like insult intensified journalism but they did It was Parmelee back from before her mothers eyes having givennot please him the artists a force in religious of the consecration could argue if he couldnt face a bullet whose sense of duty rose superior to The centenary xou Here You was Mrs Waltons them the appearance oi d The stalwart soldier who tapestry and they were forthwith re- Df Bishop Bass of Massachusetts which gasping cry And in that room exalted sentiment had captured a squad of astonished was celebrated recently recalls some MptherP wailed the elder daughter fused Madam for- ¬ he began trench defenders before Yicksburgand ward these papers arestepjing anecdotes of the bishop He refused to The commission was again given this full warrant throwing lierself upon her knees be¬ had faced the blazing battle line with for my action fore the fainting form mother lis- ¬ time to artists in Borne Has Makonner live in Dorchester because the brooks know two men dauntless front a score of times looked secreted here I too saw one at to be ten Oln make her hear me Ployd called to examine the sketches ap- there were not large enough for Bass that I helplessly a moment into the face of window and the law must His first marriage dis- - proved them on the whole but suggest- to swim in take its Mother I am Waltons wife this keen fencer then turned appeal course But the words fell on senseless earsv ed certain changes The interpretei pleased his parishioners whereupon ingly to the young West Pointer as Stop she cried that The lady of Walton hall slipped swoon- ¬ was embarrassed for words to convey he preached to them a sermon from the I though to ask there something wras my daughters room have said your ing till they caught and bore her with ¬ the exact idea and the Bas waxing text Isnt They will slay me for my wifes One of in your education to answer this But party sake open doorway impatient seized a piece of charcoal at least has the appearance of in the Lambert was silent Prom first to last a gentleman Well said Close a moment later and stooping drew the design he Two officials of the two Baptist mis- ¬ Lieut Lambert is it the lesson taught him at the national possible that you that any graduate what do you want done with your wanted on the tile floor in a primitive sionary societies which are so badly in academy was subordination of the mili- ¬ of West Point can stand here and per man Walton Scroggs Ones enough but thoroughly intelligible manner uebt report good progress in the ef- ¬ tary to the civil authority The pictures were soon finished One forts making to raise enough money Would yon for thisv night I suppose Well go ahead Youre boss I spose mit such outrage as this Ones enough for me as things have represented a kind of universal judg to secure Mr Bockef ellers offer Seven your room to be searched I can only follow What dyou want me allowoh mysistersnothing we have had turned out Nowwhat are you going ment in Paradise are King Humbert subscriptions in Boston aggregate 19 God lor to do said Close Queen Margherita Emperor Mne 000 The Clarendon Street church has to bear was comparable to this I give to do with the other I want you to search that house and you my word of honor no such man is Leave him here with his mother lik Signor Crispi Count Antonelli 5S000 pledged towards the 10000 get those men was Parmelees answer where he ought to be of course Youve who had been Italian representative tc ivhich it expects to raise The Greater And then there wTas another moment or has been Shoa the Bas jMakonnen himself etc New York committee expects to se But she got n o further Out from the gotj no cause to arrest him of oppressive silence then sudden start But you have anyhow while in inferno stand Bas Alula Bas cure 75000 dark hallway with bounding step tall and alarm Mangascia and others The canvases I What Id like to know Down the Tugaloo road to the south Because hes a deserter from the were sent and now after Adowa one - THE SULTANS SERAGLIOS at the farthest corner of the fence United States arnry would much like to know if the above They Contain Some 4000 Persons V which surrounded the Walton place TO BE CONTINUED mentioned personages retain their reThe Household Order i there was a pathway leading through spective positions in Paradise and in In time of the sultans predecessor FAMOUS GERMAN PREACHER the brush to the level bottom below ferno and when the 1600 for thenr the seraglios buildings stretched along Somewhere in this direction but be- ¬ Remarkable Pulpit Orator TVlio Has will be paid Pall Mall Gazette the banks of the Bosphorus for a mile yond the corner only a few seconds be- ¬ Achieved Wide Popularity and a half and contained some 4000 fore had been Jieard a sound like that There are few men whose acquaint- ¬ THE SUMMER BUTTERFLY persons the household order and ar-of a bray nipped suddenly in the bud ance extends from the court of one oC Small Tradesmen AVIio Tarn Cabmen rangement being much as they are at of a mules essay at vocalism checked Europes most powerful monarchs to In London present Tlie sultans mother when summarily with a club At this point the very poorest subject in the realm I wonder if you know what a sum he has a mother receives a servile where road and pathway came together but such an experience is enjoyed by men butterfly is If you were obedience from all its inmateb then Lambert had posted Private Green a Berlins great and interesting preacher skilled in the ways of the cabbj you comes the hasnadarousta or mistress reliable soldier of many years expetrommel a man of splendid physique would know that it is the small trades- of the treasnry generally a shrewd old rience and when Green challenged noble carriage venerable appearancey men who turn cabmen during the sea- woman promoted from the ranks of the there was reason for it Low and stern and spiritual influence Equally at son returning to their legitimate oc servants for her talent for housekeephis voice was heard distinctly at the home is he in the palace of the kaiser cupation wiie n autumn sets in But-¬ ing and gossip If the sultanf valide Who comes there listening camp and in the hovel of the humblest peas- ¬ terflies are being gradually weeded dies the hasnadar succeeds her Un followed almost immediately by the ant his gracefultact teaching him to out by the police and a man is allowed der Abdul Medjid the seraglio was long sharp order Halt Halt or I fire do the right thing in the right place to take out a cab drivers license only ruled by a washerwoman whose chiei Waiting for no order Lambert was and his wonderful adaptability enabling when he can prove that he is what he adviser was a baltadiq or hewer oi off like a dart Burns following with a him to appear at ease in every position represents himself to be A cabmans wood who could not read but had the Jr lantern Again came the cry r Halt tovhieKduty calls him Human na- - earnings greatly depend I may say on power of dismissing viziers The sul-but the promised shot was not heard iure is to nam an open dook ana wnat luck accordingly the weekly wage tans four kadines come next who V Even when running at speed past the ever page opens to his gaze he is inter- may range from as low as ten skillingi rank as spouses till he divorces them gate of the Walton place the young ested in the study He responds to the to as high as two pounds at certain sea- and marries them to some of the pashas officer could not resist a quick glance call from the humblest with no less sons The hours as you know are ex Then there are five or six ikbals or at the dark facade of the old homestead gentleness and alertness than he does ceedingly long Supposing a man turns favorites then the guieuzedes from Already a light was dancing along the to royaltys invitation and many are out at ten a m he drives the same guieuzeye girls who have attracted portico another gleaming at an upper the stories of his goodness which his horse from six to seven hours and then the masters glance Every woman window friends love to tell about him changing horses goes on till three who marries from the seraglio takes Whats the matter sentry he A poor old woman lay dying and oclock in the morning There is not with her besides a large portion in panted as he qame upon the dark figure Erommel being in that neighborhood much difference between hansom cab cash her clothing jewels furniture at the turn of the road Green with his I reckont gentlemen Im the man you want- and knowing of her case went to see drivers and the four wheel men as the carriages and servants After them rifle at ready was peering into the her Seeing that she was very ill he public seem to imagine Not infra come the kadines effendis the mothers gap in the tangle of shrubbery gave her what she so much desired his quently drivers change and change of the sultans children then the un- ¬ Some one was coming up there sir slender and athletic sprang a young last blessing which he married and ran the instant I challenged I fellow with the warning cry Mother if there were after some wishasked her about thus a four wheeler who feela then the princesses of the royal blood not not another word ungrati that the moving of heavy boxes is past foster mothers and foster ought to have let him get up to mcand fied which he could make a reality for his strength will take a hansom or sisters of the sultana or princes or She strove to then halted him but I had regulations his impetuous check him as he pushed her She acknowledged way past her Witli a that there was again the hansom cabby w ho finds that princesses Among the attendants are instead of sense in my head said guards secretaries Green a New Englander with a propen ¬ wail of anguish unspeakable she threw but at the same time refused to tell it his exposed position brings on rheu chamberlains aside her cane and seized him by the for fear he would think her yctv world- matism and kindred ills will change in eunuchs scullions cooks pages musity for talk Hes out o harms arm Down went the candle sputter ly and weak Finally however she favor of the more jog trot vehicle sicians dancing girls dwarfs buffoons way ing to the floor Ployd Floyd Oh yielded to his kind persuasion and con- There is scarcely a well known cab priests astrologers barbers and sham But Lambert waited to hear no more my boy what have you done siie fessed that she had a very great desira driver in London but has his own spe- pooers tasters of the sultans food With Burns at his heels he sprang down to the dim pathway and had not gone 30 moaned and bowed her gray head upon d Jtaste cherries once more before sh cial appellation generally given to him athletes cock fighters ram fighters ied Knowing that the physicians had in view of some physical or mental pe jugglers and grooms to look after iifae yards before he came upon some strug- ¬ the broad young shoulder And then with just e touch of the said that her case was hopeless and that culiarity Some idea of the literary at- 100 horses contained in the imperial stagling object crashing into the brush tainments and wide knowledge ofcabby bles Tales of victory from the Thcssa towards the stream he melodramatic in his bearing the youth death was distant only a few hour Halt shouted and while something halted folded his arms and stood erect before Frommel determined to gratify her can be given you bj the fact that among lian mountain passes now thrill thin longing so he descended the steps in the nicknames may be found Trilby extensive household making it buzr other somethings with muttered oathri the astonished group of officials quest of swarm of Paphlagonian Avent plunging on He heard a splash I reckon gentlemen Im the man ly found a fruit woman and fortunate- Lord Bandolph Churchill Plop the and hum like aof note one near at hand with a largi Beadle exultation is likely to Ulster Jack Sweet Apple bees its hoofs clattering over gravel the lash- ¬ you want basket of luscious fruit To the aston- Joe Busy Bee Close looked at him in bewilderment Garibaldi ing of a whip and then all was still Nico strike into another key whenever the d across the dark open space through then turned to Parmelee whose face ishment of the woman he bought hir demus and Xot in- ¬ inconstant bird of victory changes itsi which flowed the sluggish branch whether through fear or excitement entire stock and it was soon deposited frequently the men are known to one perch from one standard to the other X Y Tribune But here among the bushes were two was twitching nervously and who at the bedside of the dying woman another only by their pseudonyms whom he- - gently cajled mother bid London Sketch wondering quadrupeds one a muie stood staring blankly at the stranger Rivers Ontlive Xialces with broken bridle rein the other as From the hallway came creeping hur- ¬ ding her at the same time to eat a Prof W B Scott of Princeton in a Early Man In Europe Burns lantern speedily showed a riedly forth a girlish form misery n many cherries as she wished and to Judging from skeletons found in recent lecture explained why lakes are Cherokee pony both saddled A cor- the streaming eyes and dishc veled hair the surprise of lierself and Frommel Europe palaeolithic man was short of rare in countries whose surface hasun poral came running to join them and in and Katherine Walton threw herself sue una liy recovered Chautauquan stature and had a low retreating fore- ¬ dergone no sudden change for an ima moment the beasts were led bacJc to upon her brothers arm sobbing con- ¬ t Very True It is becauso head it is supposed that he liad a yel- mense period of time the road way where Close and Parmelee vulsively An excellent reproof once given by Hush Kate he whispered4 the gradual effects of atmospheric lowish skin which was covered with by this time stood read j to receive them in almost stern reproach Hush child Gen Uobert E Lee o two members ol coarse hair much agencies and the power of water to One glance was all the latter needed Go back to your room and though his staff isprinted in the Life written He was strong in like the ainu of Yezo carry solid matter from elevated placen body but he had the What did I tellyou captain said now heenfolded his mother in the em- ¬ by John Esten Cooke On one occasion diminutive mind of a child Wild and and deposit it in depressed places tend he in triumph That is Wal Scroogs brace of liis left arm he strove to free two members of his staff sat up late at fierce he knew little of pity orof love to reduce the land to a general level own pony and the masters hiding tiere TJie rignt Jiut JKatlicrine would not go night discussing a keg of whisky and A he was lower in savagery than any wc and to fill up the basins of lakes Thus at tlte Walton place And still though here apparently was problem in algebra Upon meeting on 5 in the southern United States lakes are Ten minutes more and a strange sol- ¬ the sought for prisoner no man stepped of them in the morning Gen Lee ir know but he bore the germs of a bet ¬ rare while in the north6rn states they emn scene was being enacted at the forward to claim him Oilicers and men quired -- as usual after his health and ter race he was only a hunter livinr abound the reason being- - that tho head of the steps leading up to that the nocturnal visitors looked blankly at learned in reply that he was suffering on the animals he had slain and the northern part of our country was cov- roots and nuts he could gather At broad vine covered old porch whose one another at the stricken group upon from a headache Ah colonel re war a great ice sheet with hus neighbor and at war with sred byperiod and the lakesduring the dingy white columns loomed dim and the threshold and were silent Then marked the old ma glacial produced I have often ob ghostly in the glare of lantern and can ¬ with sudden gesture as though he served that when the unknown quanti- ¬ himself his life was racked with fears by the scooping out and damming up dle The door was thrown wide open could no longer bear the strain the ties x andy are represented by a ke and torments and his mind filled with effects of the glaciers have not yet disand on the worn coping stone calm young man broke loose from Cath- ¬ of whisky and a tin cup the solution ot debasing superstitions which civiliza- appeared wrhereas in the southern tion has hardly yet wholly eliminated states which were not reached by dignified erect even though leaning erines clinging arms and gently un- ¬ the question is usually a headache--Youtthe Harvey B Bashore in Lippincotts heavily upon her cane a lighted candle clasping his mothers hands once again Companion ice the face of the land has lain for held high over the shimmering gray of addressed himself to Close ngesi except by the slow levelling forces a Bachelor Reflections Battles of Lelpslc her well poised head her stately slen ¬ I say siih I reckon youve come Leipsic a city of Saxony has given its A girl who wears bloomers and a already referred to Jiivers are much der form garbed in some dark clinging for me Im ready to go with you at longer lived than lakes Youths Comnametotwo great victories which were mans hat hasnt any feelings to hurt robe stood the mistress of the house once A wise woman knows that the mad panion won ihjitsammediate vicinity The first the clear cut pallid face standing forth her husband is the harder hell And then with wonder and relief in wife tiyf Gustavus Adolphus over Tilly ler Tax onUachclors and Spinsters against the black background of the their faces with sudden check to sobs rhenpted The legislators of the Argentine Be Frenclijinvrshal This battle pound the carpet hallwa3- like some exquisite cameo the and tears jnother and sister lifted up The woman who sings for an hour thin sensitive lips quivering just a their heads and stared at the embar- - ifNafoughtatBreiteneld a few milea and wins the applause of the public public have introduced a law which says trifle at the drooping corners of her rassed officer Lambert gave vent to an roiri the city The Victory crained isnt generally half as happy as the ono 1S97 that after the first day of January won iinnly set almost colorless mouth In audible gasp of delight for Close turn- - b thea allies over Kaoleon was only who does a hard days work with some shaH every male from the age of 20 to 80 Paired not battle after front of her his brown head bared his ing slowly upon the silent and astqk- - dn a cluster which near the city one at the end who puts his arms ries pay a monthly tax till he mar- Celibates of either sex who with of village t burly form nearly concealed in his light ished deputy and with a world of supout legitimate motives reject the adalso in the streets of Leipsic itself around her and asks her all about it but blue overcoat an almost pleading pressed wrath in his deep tones growled N Y Tress dresses of him or her who may aspire Chicago Inter Ocean look in his soft brown eyes was Clcs forth to her or his hand must pay the sum pf Tjolr t TnrlMdlfvMoTiUnprepared the hero of a score of battles On his Youve got no warrant for this gen ¬ MaryPlease mum the Cbstors un ¬ Stranger As I was going home late 500 piasters for the benefit of the per right folded and formidable looking tleman I neveFsaw hinibefore in my son refused Chicago Tribune documents extended in an unsteady life and never heard of himas being der masters armchair creak most ter me and shot this hole through jnj list hand also with uncovered headpstcod mixed up in any trouble This ivoung rible HadntTrfiey betitere oiled A Snre Case Western Judge What the miscnif Mrs Moffat newly married Cer¬ Parmelee representing the mvjesty of AtrWaltpn isnt it he suddenly in Wiggins What makes you so certain tne Jaw To the left of the commander qihrefd dfthe stranger over whose pale tainly butl am afraid we have no caster have I got to d with that This aint bt Bawiers patriotism a hastore If the nan shoots a hole and a pace retired buttoned to the face ajook of bewilderment was creep ¬ oil in the house Answers Boggs Why he througk your head then- come to mo indignation when just boils over with throat in theuniform of his rank and ing ahdAvhofor anlonient seemed un ¬ A Prench autograph collector says he hears of fcirfcwfth saH and belt stood young able toVsy Xtwasl Mme Walton the signature cf Christopher Coluip aniDril see what ean bedonrt about it of f oreigncrsthat we- have n SF Y World Lambert obedient to orders Behind whoj with quivcrin aslien lips and bus can a waYs ftttcl iftiyerai S00 interest int--T Truth N of them the worst of The lot so far as them and almost at the top of tie steos he could judge were here now within armed and equipped a sergeant and two his grasp if he could but persuade Close soldiers of the guard Back farther t f- - tK koP6 ear yearning anguish in her veyes found voice to say This is my youngest son suh i -- ABYSSINIAN ART CRITICS Iiaat Judgment f jr Menelilc Trit 4 1 ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ f open-c-roo- i i ¬ -- -- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ I single-hande- ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- t ¬ ¬ ¬ t - i i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ H ¬ ¬ ¬ l ¬ ¬ Pour-in-Han- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hs ¬ - -- to ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ vi v H -- - -t- he-jvrongs - 1 N -- - - i -- - -- v k Vj il t N 1 - t r If vV s 1 4 rfr r VV7-W-- - - UH r r-rt0 p - f V -- f rVvri aW - i Y V S V V i V- y V 3 s- f- - fc f M V WJVJBV H V- W - 1 3B u r y r v i JffMHMfc8v i 5 r f i - f v f 1 -- vfV JS -- - n T 4 t Vg Kia Vv v- - i TTTlTJnT TJdiJh uuuxtjjvjw xjivvp5 TTWYiVr miTTirNrN uiiioiJAy -- - JUNE 15 1897 T r r - - t x 1 mm at ROYAt H YearlingsSold At iLatonia y Saturday thirty nine thoroughbred yearlings including a consignment from the Edgewater Stud of Harrison county weresold at Latonia for 6345 an average of 163 Among the sales were Ch c by King Eric Electrical G CMdrcn -- WVVf f v j fl fl li4lljUtK VtR tv iHftws J I f - T 1 AKlN POWDER Absolutely Pure rK - Valasco E F Simms Ch c by Audrain One third of all trie children Blanton 425 die before they are five years Cleopatra R VV Br f by King Eric old Most of them die of some Collier 200 wasting disease They grow Uh f by Springbok Edith J R very slowly keep thin in flesh Collier 200 B f by Springbok Tara uiacKoum are fretful food does not do 75 E F Simms them much good You cant B c by imp Deceiver Springtime say they have any disease yet R M Collier 100 thv never prosper A slight Ch c by Terra Cotta Alarming C F Bushmeyer 650 Jcold or some stomach and by Springbok or King Eric Ch f DOWCi irouDic iaiw mwu a way 150 JB VV feJvvvv- - WilSirh ymiif 0 BUY A H r ii 4 1 vAvyKj3BHv BEMIS W L DOUGLAS 14 years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors J7 L Douglas 30 400 and 8500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also x S250 and 200 shoes for men 250 200 and 3175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made In all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari- ¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 3V vviaaaWJMIftWVVASVA5 GtCMV - Gertrude E F easily 83 SHOE In theWorld For TOBACCO jfttf PLASTER w1 -- St j-- 250 Celebrated for its great leavening Simmec bv Springbok Jennie V R W Ch Btrength and healthfuluess Assures the 100 food against alum and all forms of adul ¬ Collier by Kingston Hypocrite T C Br f teration common to the cheap brands McDowell 800 Koyal Baking Powder CO- - New YOrk B c by imp Albert Zettetic C F Cod liver Oil with Hypophos SCOTTS EMULSION of b VJ - Bushmeyer 300 250 Ch c b Onondaga -- Golden Reel A 825 THE OODBBQH HEWS - Duffy Davis B Ch f by Hanover 15 Fleur DOr - Crit Jfe Seventeenth Year Established 1881 ST BBUCE MILLER JPublished every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owner Cutler f by Julien Bel Gale STOCK AND TURF NEWS WH phites is just the remedy for growing children It makes hard flesh sound flesh not It makes soft- - flabo- - fat strong bones healthy nerves It changes poor children to children rich in prosperity Book about it free for the asking gfT No substitute for Scotfs Emul ¬ sion will do for the children what we know Scotts Emulsion will do Get the genuine For sale by all druggists at 50c and L00 SCOTT BOWNE fA r A 4F -- J P KIELY New Laundry Agency The only perfect way to set tobacco No waiting for rain Tobacco grows 25 per cent better after a planter than when set by hand Jt T j Make all Checlcs Money Orders payable to the order of Champ MiiiiiER V - etc J f m Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop JCtc Turf Notes Bro have sold and C S Brent New York i i Government Offices There are 87103 positions under the Government of the United States subject to the rules of the civil service Of these 15573 were placed on the merit system by President Arthur 15598 by President Harrison and 55937 by Presi- ¬ dent Cleveland during his two terms of office - ¬ T s U ii v - 3 4 f- j v There are 9531 persons in the service who may be appointed to office without examination by the President This does not inelude laborers or fourth class postmasters Of these 4308 have fixed last half in 102 last quarter in 30 tenure of office for four years 3894 are two minute gait Annine 211J by Warlock owned by appointed for good behavior J Sim Wilson of this city has foaled a was semi officially reported yester- ¬ bay filly by Onward Annine will not be It day in Washington that a treaty for tie bred this season but will be put in train- ¬ annexation of Hawaii to the United ing States would be sent to the Senate when Reports from a number of tobacco the President returns from Asheville growing counties in Kentucky publish- ¬ Gov Bradley left Saturday morning ed in Saturdays Courier Journal indi- ¬ for a three weeks stay at Colorado cate a large reduction in acreage as Springs to recuperate his health Lieut compared with last year Gov Worthington will act as Governor In Madison last week J W Bales during his absence bought of Walker Herndon eighty fiye 1500 1K export cattle for 150 per cwt SCINTILLATIONS They were shipped Tnesday with 400 Interesting Jumble Of News And other fat cattle to the East Comment esterday at Lexington Judge Par Wr i John Buchanon 48 died Saturday in TAr iRSn pfl art nrrr fnr fVia stila rf fViV Flemingafter hiccoughing continuoudly historic Kentucky Association track to for ten days take place June 22 Charles Green of Colby H Taylor of Richmond owns a St Louis holds a 30000 mortgage on Prairie Queen rosebush which has 3000 it and asked for the judgment to fore- ¬ fall blown roses on it close Three young ladies were killed by W Thomas Jr of this city sold lightning Sunday ntar Bellaire Ohio six hhds of tobacco at an average of whilereturning from church 1160 last week at Cincinnati and A toothpick which Michael Shanna Banta Gilkey of this county sold han a Lexington gardner swallowed three hhds which averaged L1 16 Saturday caused his death Banta Rice disposed of two hhds at 1250 and 1275 From one half an acre L Ev Weaver this year raised 200 gallons of strawber ¬ Prices seem to be picking up a bit ries which he sold at 30 cents per gallon notwithstanding the cry of hard times Internal Revenue Officer J W Golyer Railey Bros of Versailles have lately destroyed eight moonshine distilleries sold 20 saddle horses at Chicago for 1 ist week in Rockcastle Letcher and j 6760 an average ot 33750 one mare Bell counties Ervina bringing 1200 Gay Bros of Guy Morrow aged 16 of Palatine Woodford sold a mare for a higher W Va died Sunday from the effect of price than Ervina brought and sold a 1000 Garrett cigarettes He asked that this statement saddle stallion for Bros of Woodford sold two gelding be made to warn other boys TfiRfintlv fnr Q5ft ond Strm Mr SoVirVVi Last week in Woodford Chas Cassidy secured an average of 320 for two cars plowed up a diamond wedding ring f saddlers at Cleveland Bali Bros got old time prices tor a car of saddlers in which was lost twenty four years ago by Mrs Jas C Graves 1 he ring was re- New York turned to its owner HUTCHISON Last Thursday a O O special car rying Col Bennett Young to Maysville Fresh Paragraphs About The People Ih This Ticinity to keep an appointment to make a grad- ¬ Miss uating address made the run from Cin- ClaytonFannie Logan is visiting Miss cinnatisixty-three miles in fifty eight Uncle Thomas Flynn has not yet ninutes found his mare that was taken from the r The Leonard Taylor Manufacturing church yard on Sunday night June 5th Company of Eddyville closed a lease Protracted meeting will commence at Friday with the Sinking Fund Commis the Hutchison Chapel Sunday Rev sioners for the labor of 150 convicts in Savage will be assisted by Rev Cocker the Eddyville penitentiary for making ell Mr and Mrs E P Claybrook and jeans clothing The number of convicts daughter Miss France were called to leased can be increased by the lessee to Mason County Saturday evening by the 300 if business demands it dath of Mrs Clay brooks father Mr Worthington Chattanooga Parties at work improving the Harp Innis turnpike were enjoined last week 635 round trip from Georgetown via Queen Crescent Route June 14th and from improving that portion of the pike 15th good 10 days to return account running through the Corbin farm un- meeting American Dental Association ni a law suit is decided Miss Mar Hutchison of Brownsville Tenn and Miss Hattie Hutchison of Detroit Mich left yesterday after a Awarded weeks visit to Mrs Geo Clayton to Highest Honors Worlds Fair visit friends at North Middletown Ky T shipped 40000 pounds of wool to Louis- ¬ ville parties a N is hauling to the East The L 80 cars of cattle bought by J W Bales of Madison for export Unknown persons are destroying to- ¬ bacco beds in Hart county and warning growers to reduce crops one half has Win Faircloth of Woodford bought 7000 bushels of the growing crop of wheat at sixty five cents- - p6r bushel Oakland Baron has lately trotted a mile over the Versailles track in 212 t OBITUARY Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory s Of The Bead Your Ijife Insured lc a Day Ed DeLong a popular young man of Lexington died Thursday in New Our insurance is protected by bank- ¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of York Will Simms was one of the pall- ¬ Columbus O bearers at the funeral which occurred guarantee given There can be no stronger you We dare not use Sunday at Lexington a banks name without authority if you Mauison Worthington of Fernleaf doubt it write them Good health is insurance died Saturday afternoon after a long the best life gives you goodWrights yv Celery Capsules health illness He was a brother of- the late they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach Henry Worthington of Covington His trouble Rhenmatism onstipation and wife Mrs Tillie Worthington died in Sick Headaches 100 days treatment April He leaves the following child- ¬ costs lc a day A sight draft on above eT- bank in every t box which brings ren Ex State Seuator E L Worthing- ¬ your money back if we fail to cure you ton of Maysville Miss Sue Worthington Sold by W T Brooks druggist and Mrs Louis Smoot of Fernleaf Mrs Villie Black and Mrs Lizzie Longmore of Coyington and Mrs Florence Clay brooke of Bourbon county Byron McClelland aged 45 the fa-¬ m mous Kentucky race horse trainer and v owner died Friday night at Lexington 4 after a weeks illness of malarial fever and stomach trouble He leaves a wife and one adapted child an d flSiSSiTratoL uijhter named Frances Heleavpsa da fortune of about 350000 earnedby his sK i horses Badge Bermuda Henry of Na- t e alma Sallie McClellahd prince Lief und others Deceasedebeaueathed 5000 each to his three brothers and sis ¬ rooms per BRICK cottage 5class repair10 Ap- - 602 ter and wills half the remainder to his First Ply to wife and the other half to hie adopted BC HSTGELS - I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage WorK or orders left at Clarke Clays drug store will receive immediate attention Work ca led for and delivered promptly ttespectruiiy lUap tf Bruce Holladay SAVES - DOLLARS and ye f - BACK ACHES Every machine guaranteed to do the work perfectly it a Sold only by H Almost Distracted 4 Sill E E LY sS s WSZSfyVty MAIN eight-year-ol- FOR HENT Or O M H DAILEY ST PARIS KY 4 Over Deposit Bant daughter Ujant f EDWARDS Office hours to 12 a An Election Wager Paid ml to 6 pm The settling of an election wager last week was the cause of a certain confi¬ dent Paris man finding it convenient to stand while he ate several meals So sure was he that his favorite would be - iirTtriaf TttTKKmVtnxr ft 1 nominated for jailer that he gave certain Parisians the privilege of paddling him if his candidate failed to win The candidate lost and for ten days the confi ¬ dent man avoided his usual haunts and his old friends One night last week however he was caught and taken to a livery stable and the wager was settled in the most approved style by a heavy paddle wielded vigorously bv the willing arms of the successful wagerer ¬ Nashville 975 round trip to Nashville by repur ¬ chasing tickets at Chattanooga Visit Chattanooga Chickamauga Lookout Mountain enroute to the Exposition Superb vestibuled Trains ¬ Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati W C Rinearson O ¬ word so full of meaning and about which such tender and MOTHER There is no ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner- ¬ vousness When every nerve seemed to quiver with a neculiar creeDy feeling first in one place and then another and all seemed finally to concentrate in a writhing jumble in the brain and you be- ¬ come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ tion of the nerve centers ringing in the ears and sleepless miserable nights Mrs Eugene Searles Miles 110 Simonton St Elk Ner- ¬ hart lud says Neryine vous troubles had made Restores me nearly insane and physicians were unable Health to help me My memory was almost gone and every little thing worried me until I was almost distracted I really feared I was becoming a maniac I imagined all sorts of evil things and would cry over nothing I commenced taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles of this wonderful remedy completely cured me and I am as well now as 1 ever was Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded D J t A T HINTON ¬ Br Largest and Cheapest Furni ture Store in Central Kentucky line of Tapestry 3russells Carpets un equaled in price and pattern Buy now Have you examined my line of wall paper You year this should see some bar- ¬ gains am offering Close out prices 1 Chamber sets at prices hard rto equal quality consider e d Do not pass these over when you want to buy holy recollections cluster as that 1 of Mother she who watched over our helpless infancy and guid- ¬ ed our first tottering step Yet the life of every Expectant Moth- ¬ er is beset with danger and all ef- ¬ fort should be made to avoid it so assists nature the change tak Piles PilesDr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the private parts and nothing else Every box is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mailfor 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS Mb G CO Props Cleveland O For sale bj - Piles Mattings will W T Brooks druggist 2Jjy-96-l- y rin N riend r N WW CREAM dread suffering or gloomy forebodings to the hour when she experiences the joy of Motherhood Its use insures safety to the lives of both Mother and Child aridihe is found stronger after than before The pictures being given away by confinement in short it makes Davis Thomson Isgrig are works of Childbirth natural and easy as so many haye said Dont be art and an ornament to any houW persuaded to use anything but Beautiful in appearance are the ¬ - place that the Expectant Mother is enabled to look for ward without ¬ of W See advertisement in another Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon county tf Summer Tourists J Bryans new book column The First line of wood mantels can al- ¬ ways be found on my floors Get my prices A beautiful higher next year You can afford to buy now and keep until then even if you do not need them at present be before you buy Low rate round trip tickets are now en sale from Queen Crescent stations to Cumberland Falls jRugby Burnside Spring City and Lookout Mountain Liberal rates and limits Ask your agent about it new invoice of lace curtains just re- ¬ ceived Largest line intown Other dealers cannot duplicate my prices A pleasure that I can point to the fact that my line of fngrah carpets are unexcelled by any house in Cincinnati prices patterns and quantity all consider- ¬ ed - It is with W C Rinearson Genl Passr Agt CincinnatiQ -- BAKING 5H POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE i A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free pom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant t -40 YEARS THE STANDARD -- C Low Kates Q 8mytf Yes there are other Janndriea but Knights of Honor Supreme Lodge for perfect color fine finish ana most MMy wife suffered more in ten min ¬ StLouisMo June 7 16 1897 nniforin work the Bourbon Steam utes with eithe of Jier other two chil ¬ Junior United American Mechanics Laundry excels Phone 4 v8my fi dren than she did altogether with her National Council Pittsburg Pa June last having previously used four botr ties of Mother ErIendi - It is a 15 19 189 Seventh Annual Keunion blessing to any ant expecting to be East Tennessee Educational AssociaUnited Confederate Veterans come a MOTHER says a customer tion Sweetwater Tenn July 28 30 Nashville Tenn June 22 24 L Henderson Dalk Carmi Illinois 1897 N will sell round trip tickets June INbbles of the Mystic Shrine Imperial at 580 limited ten days An extension Of EjruggiBta at 100 or sent by mail on receipt Council Detroit Mich of 10 days caD be had by depositing tick- of price Write for book containlac testimonials June 7 10 1897 et with agent at Nashville ana valuable information for all Mothers free W C INEAtlSON F B Carr Agt TJm BraMcU Iefflatr Ct Atlt fia Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati X -- Laundry waists laundered by the Bourbon Steam MOTHERS FRIEND ¬ Nows s th time for the babies to ride in the open air It will do them more good than anything you can do for them J cm selling my bug- ¬ gies at very close Do you I frigerator If so come in and see what can want a ie- I keep best none but the offer you prices UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO i - 5 21-22-- 23 ¬ I fc vB -- A i yaJNjatea----f- c 7 J3 Art X75 xY a ta7via vP U aR7 MWakMIMiMWidMi JXt vruirmwTMmt -n t riLrAJMLAMtLriJi iiym jMirii mi i a w TainaiM s-- - r sa i - If V V- - 5 3 A y rt r- Sff Y v j 3 - 1 - v - j - MV 5a - Si V vi A IXbiLXllLVBJtrSfVL P PHMVTIUZUkE f EE bQTJIiBON - NEWS TUESJbXf JUNE 15l897 NUPTIAL KNOTS MS fH rv v fi U ft VJ THE BODBBON HEWS 1881 Circuit Court Convenes PERSONAL MENTION AND GOERS OBSERVED BY trell presiding and Commonwealths THE Enteicd at the Post office at Paris Ky as Attorney John S Smith present secov 2 iissmail matter The following gentlemen compose the Notes Hastily Jotted GRAND Se Ciiteeuth Year Established The June term of Circuit Court con vened yesterday with Judge J E Can COMERS NEWS MAN - On The Streets At JURY TELEPHONE NO One year 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Payable in Advance 2 00 Six months 1 00 NEWS COSTS YOU CAUT EVEN GET A RF PORT FHOM A GUN FREE OFcHARGK Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders Miilbr Etc Baseball Results Baltimore 9 Louisville 7 Boston 5 Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 15 Chicago 4 New York 7 St Lonis 4 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland Washington 16 Pittsburg -- 10 2 An Elk lodge will be instituted next week at Mt Sterling The professional card of Dr H Smith dentist column appears A in another Mrs Fannie Paxton has removed to Mt Sterling to make her home with her eon Ulaude Paxton The Elks will meet to night at the Odd Fellows lodge room at eight oclock instead of Masonic Hall L The tax rate for the city has been fix ¬ ed by the Council at 140 on the This is an increase of fifteen cents 100 Seats are on sale at Brooks drug store for the Old Maids Convention Thursday night Admission thirty five cents XK1i - Persons purchasing tickets from Convention ladies for the Old Maids can have seats reserved without extra charge at Brooks drug store -- Parker foremn John Arkle Wash Kelley Thos Phillips Endioott JasTKiser JB Joseph Redmond JasT Davis TliOi McClintbck lrank ONeal B C Ingels in Cynthiana John FCaldwell The docket is as follows Mr Thos Carrick of Scott was in The Commonwealth cases will be the city Saturday called to day and assigned for trial Dr N H McNew of Carlisle was The following civil cases were yesterday in the city Suuday placed on the calendar Miss Anna Carey Ward has been DAY JUNE 17 FOURTH ill for several days vs Jas Scotts heirs R J Brown Mrs John Feeney arrived houle yes FIFTH DAY JUNE 18 terday from Richmond Win Arderys assignees vs Wm Hon C M Thomas was registered Ardery etc Issue out of chancery Sunday at the Louisville Hotel TENTH DAY JUNE 24 Joseph Jones vs Wm Colcomb etc Miss Mayme Rion visited friends in M H Current vs Millersburg Deposit Cynthiana Friday and Saturday Bank Miss Maria Tipton is the guest of Wall paper worth having xmay be Mrs James Mullen in Lexington had at J T Hintons and prices are Miss Emma Bell has returned to right too Try him A big assortment Lexington after a visit in this city J T Binton Jr who has been ill Horses Killed Near Paris for several weeks is slightly improved Dr F T Eisenman of Louisville Misses Maggie and Ollie Butler State Veterinarian assisted by Dr John spent yesterday with relatives near Jameson of this city killed half a dozen IMuir horses which were afflicted with glanMr Robert Scott of Dennison ders in a light form near this city Sat guest of relatives in this urdayi It is thought that the disease is Texas is the county v under perfect control and will soon be Walter Kenney attended the pfFfrhianv-fit-iTmpnnt ko TzrfnW1 commencement gayeties last week in TTnfuQ yiW-- rV ifrchmona gmuuers law uwiioio uj iaxuiuucu uuioco Misses Kate Alexander and CMary thus killed are to be paid the appraised value of the horse provided the sum does Talbot have returned from a visit in Georgetown not exceed fifty dollars Mrs Felix Ashbrook and children There were no objections raised to killof Cynthiana are guests at Mr R B ing the horses WA -- The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere Mr H A Power spent Sunday in Maysville Miss Nellie Mannisisiting friends x -- Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations Of The Marriage Vows Marriage licenses were issued yester- ¬ day to John Dean and Miss Katie Doyle and Innes Ross and Miss Sallie Parker Karl Thome the Louisville bicyclist and his sweetheart Miss Elizabeth Jones eloped on a tandem Sunday and were married In Jeff A few nights ago Simpson Wilder 18 attempted to steal his sweetheart Miss Betsy Jones away from her Madison county home in romantic style Just as he had put a ladder up to her window the girls father came out and spoiled the romantic elopement by putting a load of shot into Romeos hide The following invitation has been re- ¬ ceived t Mr and Mrs William P Ross iiivite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter Look Before You Buy - X And remember we guarantee more for yJur4money M - than you can buy elsewhereor your money refund ed and you to be the judge of it p r Buy your shoes of us and get one of tSe beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibition at our store 4 DAVITHOM80NIISGRia i Martha to 3 FIRST OP THE SEASON tMr Farris Teinpleman Wednesday afternoon June 23rd at five oclock Presbyterian Church Carlisle Ky 1897 Special sales Dap at lackers THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY ¬ d Vartt ¬ -- - The Old Maids Convention Hutchcrafts Mr Rudolph Davis was the guest The marriage of M John Dean a valued employe Of the Adams Express Company and a well known young man to Miss Katie Doyle will occur Five large counters devoted to the sale of Wash Goods Laces morning at half past six oclock at Hamburgs Tabl Linens and Napkins Towels Muslin Underweary The ceremony Bed Spreads Hosiery Onyx and articles too numerous to mention the Catholic Church will be perfbrmed by Rev Father The bride a most amiable Burke young lady petite and pyetty modest and gentle will be attired in white All the above named goods are Fresh New Goods NO OLI Mr Ed Burke of this city will be best STOCK OFFERED man and Miss Mamie Slavin of Lex ington will be maid of honor The Remember THREE DAYS ONLY groom will leave on the 755 brideand N train for a brief trip to Cincin- ¬ L nati and perhaps other cities Countless good wishes will be extended to this 529 Main St Paris Ky popular ybnng couple Jane 24th 25th and 26th ALL GENUINE BARGAINS - K -- - m M W H Davis has been confined to his home for several days on account of a severely sprained knee received Jn a scuffle over the possession af a chair -- i Mr Louis Wolsteins five year old ¬ El 1 r daughter Birdie won the prize in Miss Ingels school for reciting the multiplication tabl without missing a question matrimony for the various members of eral days last week f Owney the famous postal clerk tramp the Union The address of the President Miss Mary Belle Patterson has re ¬ dog became so vicious that he had to be will be a rare treat It is safe to pre- ¬ turned to Cynthiana after a visit to shot at Toledo last week The report dict that the opera house will be filled Miss Kate Jameson that he was killed at Cleveland several to its utmost capacity Mr and Mrs Ulie J Howard of inonths ago was a mistake New Directors Elected were guests at Mr C Covington Sunday The will of Mrs Nannie T Martin The stockholders of the Paris Milling Alexanders died recently at New Albany Ind Co held a meeting Saturday and elected who Miss Julia Graves who has been in the Floyd Circuit Court Messrs- Brink M Renick was probated W r H visiting Miss Lucy Simms returned Albany Friday morning She Renick Morris Renick- - Scott Renick Saturday to Winchester in New l nominates Henry Spears her brother of Wm Walcott Abe Renick and E P Mrs E M Dickson arrived home this city as executor Evans as Directors The Directors will yesterday from a visit to hei father J Stern moved yesterday from meet Saturday to elect officers The Rev Dr Blanton in Richmond Brink Seventh street to B F Remingtons new News nnderstands that Mr Mr and Mrs W O Hinton and Renick will be elected Manager and children visited relatives near Lexing- ¬ residence on Higgins avenue Forrest Lang who was helping to move the that extensive improvements will be ton from Saturday until yesterday furniture fell from the wagon and sus- ¬ made New machinery will be put in Chas Purnell who has been a tained several painful cuts and bruises and the mill will be second to none guest at Mr W M Purnells left yesterday for his home in Dallas Texas New Haggage Master Col E F Clay of near this city Mrs F L McChesney left yester- ¬ was one of the thirteen delegates apGeorge Goggin who has been clerk-¬ pointed by Gov Bradley to attend the ing at Clark Clays drug store has day for Cynthiana where she will spend Farmers National Congress of the been appointed baggage master at the L a few days with her sister Mrs Ded man United States and the Pah American N passenger depot in this city in Dr C N Fithian and nephew Agricultural Parliament at St Paul place of Jas Scobee who has taken a Charlie Fithian visited Mr John August 31 to September 6 inclusive position as fireman on the L N Mr McClintock near Richmond Saturday Hop Lee who has been running a Goggin assumed his new duties Sunday and Sunday Will McNamara who is traveling laundry and Chinese store in this city He has many friends who wish him suc- ¬ with Prof Edwin Boone hypnotist has for several years has moved to Lexing ¬ cess in his new position been visiting relatives in the city for ton He was a Presbyterian and was a The baby carriages at J T Hintons several days good citizen quiet respectful intelli- ¬ are just the thing for the heated term Mrs Augustus Thomas of Evans- gent and honest He had a number of Get one and let the baby be comfort- ville Ind formerly Miss Cora Bates of American friends who wish him good able Mt Sterling is the guest of her cousin Miss Maud Stout luck Mrs Henry Qhares who has been Turnpike Topios a guest at the home of Mr Marshall The commencement exercises of the are being guarded in Mayes left vesterdav for her home in Pans Colored High School of which Mercer county and tax payers are Deadwood Dakota Eld J C Graves is Principal were alarmed at the expense incurred There Messrs Julius Purnell and Chas G held Thursday night and were exceed- are over fifty gates in the county and Daugherty who have been attending ingly creditable There were seven guards at all of them would mean the medical college in Louisville have re- ¬ turned home to spend vacation graduates Lucy JAnderson Emma D financial ruin of the county Mr and Mr3 Clarence Erringer- Allen Sadie E Graves Carrie D Mur ray Jessie A Whaley Mattie H Bu- - Free turnpike advocates in Garrard and son Theodore of Chicago will arrive next week to spend a few days ford Pearl E Smith county have called a convention for with rejatives and friends in and near the city June 28 to nominate a county ticket Cyclers From Cincinnati Mr W A Hill Jr of the Reporter Saturday the Garrard Fiscal Court accompanied by bis sister Miss Flora Twenty one members of the Cincin will leave to nati Bicycle Club stopped in Paiis Sun- leased the turnpikes of Garrard until Hill to attend themnrrow for Middles boro annual meeting of day for dinner at the Pordham while December 1 at a sum equal to the toll the Kentucky Press Association making their annual run from Mays- collected for the same time last year Miss Ora Slaughter the bright little amounting to about 5000 The deal niece of Mrs A JWinters who has been were JH ville to Paris They Stoddard D C P Gray Wm P will save the county 30000 as guards attending school in this citv left Satur ¬ Fechter Wm Shaw L D Sargent at the gates would have cost that much day for her home in Eminence She Chas Schuberth L D Kitchell P W more for the time The roads are kept won several medals this year for proficiency in her studies She was accom- ¬ Premmell Fred Unkenholt D Young in repair by the stockholders panied by Miss Frances Louise Rion Cliff Mueller Henry W Conklyn Mr George Noel Parris of the The A dispatch from Carlisle says Power Chas Ackerman R K Peck O Reporter and Green Frog accompanied F Richard Doc Jones Frank Grever Fiscal Court of Nicholas County has re- by Miss Willie Elizabeth Earleywine Cap Babcock They returned to Cin- jected W W Baldwins proposition of will leave to morrow for Middlesboro to 38000 for the 16 miles of road and attend the meeting of the Kentucky cinnati on the 346 L rN train Baldwin has applied for guards under Press Association They will be mar the new law to protect his gates which ried at Nashville on the 22d A Murder Mystery Solved Paris was represented Thursday will be put up to morrow night at the Georgetown Social Clubs A telegram from Greenup states that the mystery of a noted murder has been Tollgate anarchists burned a fine bridge ball by Misses Kate Alexander and and solved by the confession of Andrew Friday night in Mercer county and Eddie Spears Clay Messrs Ed Tucker Llewellyn Spears George W Waddell who died last week In Nov¬ notified the turnpike directors that their Henry Lilleston B A Frank Will ember 1895 the body of Edw Perry homes and barns will be burned if the Wornald Joy Stephens and Strother Quisenberry with a rock tied around his neck was gates are continued The Cincinnati Enquirer Sunday found in Tygart creek but his murder ¬ Miss Louise H ParriBh who er was never discovered though several Straw mattings will go up in price said men were arrested charged with the soon but J T Hinton has a big assort- ¬ played the violin bo beautifully and her sister Miss Marie L whose crime Just before Waddell died he ment that he is selling at low prices exquisite voice charmed Parrishaudience the confessed that he had waylaid and killed TheJnew tariff will raise the price soon Thursday evening at the Recital of School Stories at the Ninth Street Bap ¬ his friend Perry over the payment of a everywhere tist Church are young ladies of great acci- ¬ debt of 130 Perrys body was Especial care iff taken with ladies musical ability They are from Paris dentally dif covered by Messrs G W Kys and studying mnsic in this city Judy and C F Clay of this city who shirt waistsat the Bourbon Steam Land with the object of making it their - life dry 8mytf work were fishing in TygarNcreek- I -- In the past various conventions have of friends near Carlisle from Thursday been held m Paris in which all kinds of until Monday questions have been discussed but it is Miss Sadie Hart who has been safe to state that none have ever been visiting relatives in Millersburg arrived held that will create as much interest as home yesterday the Old Maids Convention to be held Mr and Mrs Frazier Parrish of Thursday night at the opera house Cynthiana are guests of Mr and Mrs Secrets which have been held sacred for B F Remington years will be disclosed and plans will Mr DykeHazelrigg of Frankfort be discussed for the advancement of was the guest of Mr Robt Frank sev The new invoice of lace curtains just received at J T Hintons are the very thing for the windows these Summer days All the patterns are Ghoice bet- ¬ ter look at them Money For Bourbon People There should be a good lot of money in circulation in Bourbon before many days The harvesting of the crop of bluegrass seedwhich may be finished this week will put in circulation about 5 000 mostly which will be paid to the men colored who4 gather the seed C S Bro alone have about eighty Brent hands employed and their pay roll will be at least 1500 this wuek At 25 and 35 cents per bushel the crop estimated atlSOTOdUghouldnet the growers about 40000 Four and one quarter and four and one half cents per pound which Moses Kahn has paid for 1016 cattle which average about 1400 pounds would bring about 70000 to the farmers who sold the stock It is estimated that Bourbon farmers have lately sold about 1000 walnut logs which would add about 10000 and 17 cents per pound which was recently paid for the Bourbon wool clip about would add upwards of 70000 lbs 15000 to the wealth of the county -- reat deal of talk is being created by the extraordinary bargains now being offered by us and the following prices will command the attention oi eyery careful buyer A Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at 25o and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 some of them are marked 6 s 8 less Hosiery at- CONDONS est 10c and- - 15g Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheapo and S10 Extra Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ kins are our speoialt- - and we will save you 25c on the dollarifyou buy them from us G D Corsets 50c 75c and l are the best in the world for the price Ladies and Childrens full seam - good Brown Cotton Bleached Cotton good 5c 5c- - Very Best Cotton 8c v 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c Percales and Penangs 7c Ladies Bleached Vests at IQc fill taped worth 25c - 18J - -t- -i charge See the new portraits we enlarge free of ¬ ¬ BINDER TWINE Buy your binder twine o niee Quality first class prices the low 3 The carpets offered at J T Hintons dre of the best wearing weaves and fashion able patterns and for very little money Always The Latest And JJest Machinery i And Therefore The Best Work ¬ Six-toll-gate- s ¬ If there is any improved machinery invented for doing more perfect laundry work just depend upon the Bourbon Steam Laundry putting it in Their latest additions are A high graded shirt starcher which precludes all injury to the most delicate fabric and insures uni ¬ form work and a new collar and cuff ironer which enables us to give either a high gloss or domestic finish on collars and cuffs Shall we call for your worn est 0 EDWARDS V ¬ tf Phone 4 Steam Laundry Bourbon WE HAVE ¬ EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OP ¬ The desirable 7 room two story brick residence corner of Seventh and High street bath room good cistern etc Apply to the Citizens tf Bank for further particulars For Rent IMPORTED SUITINOS AND TROUSERINGS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wheQ quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call 9 ¬ ¬ H A SMITH Office over G S Vardjm 8 to 12 a in Co 1 ¬ Office Hours to 5 p m FINE S E TIPTON MEDROELA VT aAJCTOIlS Full line of samples M Cutter E RAtiE HORSES FOR SALE- am ¬ We are also agents for the celebrated Chas 11 Smith Shirt ¬ Will selljit Court House door on at mn Z 5 Saturday June 191897 the thoroughbred mare Matilda by Hindoo imp Prairie Queen a yearling out of her by Talbotts Brutus and a suckling by her side by same sire Matilda won the Zoo Zoo stakes and but did other races as a not rac afterwards Has been bred to The Commoner Terms cash A T FORSYTH Auct two-year-old ASSIGNEES NOTICE claims against ALLpersonB having of jH Margolen estate C SE A DAUGHERTY are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned in Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to H Margolen are requested to pay prbmptly 434 Main St and thereby avoid court cost -- Hi - SI6N PfllSTE M DEGQRHTQB Paris Kf S i a LOUIS SALOSHIN Harmon Stitt Attorney Assignee ALSO DEALER IN Paints For Spring 1897 limy We are now receiving Spring goods in Men who like a cool quick quiet and all the new lasts and colors The best productions of the leading manufactur¬ easy shave should patronize Crawford Brrs1 barber shop Clean first class ers and at reasonable prices bath rooms are connected with the shop RION - CLA1Z i t- Oil Tarnishes 1 Brushes- - Artists Ma ¬ terials Window Glass Etc promptly furnished v - V Satisfactory service at alltimes tf glass paints painting anddecorating - Estimates for jt i n i iSJ ill c - - K i k v- T- - fwr maJ 5C1S - 3P Sir J Si U 9 H P i x lis br J m IV XfS issjy 13f-- ii I sent to the telegraph office yith a dis THE BOURBON NEWS patch and the game went on Slonli s Pcrclied on Rocks in Tliessalj The pot was 1000 strong when the Where the Turlcs Cannot Get Theni Seventeenth Year Established 1881 men drew cards and I want to tell you The mere fact that the Turks oven Published Every Tuesday and Friday by now of the most remarkable set of run Thessaly on the Grecian frontiei WALTER CHAMP I SRDCE MILtERl I Editors and Owners poker hands that I ever saw dealt Soes not by any means imply thatthej Travers was dealing Holcomb called can easily extirpate the Christians ir for onb card Collins took one Rawson that once fertile vale Some of the SONG OF YEARS drew four and Travers took one There Christian strongholds in this territory The bright hours pass like birds on pinions was business ahead everybody saw that ivhich for generations has been in dis Travers made a bid for a raise by bet somen of the cross - Apd leave their empty nests in Memorys teinp 25 which was lifted 200 by Hol- ¬ pute between the adherents high on in md crescent are perched halls r 200 so in the past with all its mysteries comb and Collins raised that rocks Anl that when it came around to Rawson it iccessibe olden The monaster of All Saints popu Oblivion like a twilight oer them falls cost 425 to come in Everybody thought They have sweet songs to cheer they have he would throw down his cards but he larly knoAvn as Hagios Barlaam is or glad voices y the top of a lofty monolith rising sev Their flashing wings like flaming sun didnt he slowlv drew a check book out eral hundred feet sheer from the of his pocket and wrote a check ior ground beams burn The monastery buildings 33ut ah een while the listening ear re 1000 and shoved it up thus raising joices croAvn the top of this rock clear to the r 4 Collins 575 They speed away and never more re- outer edges and it is only to be reached You could see right away that the turn to let doAvn a JTyGod trains the moments down like golden other players thought he was bluffing when the mbnks deign Avhich the Aisitor is snowers once and added ladder or a net in We gather them and lo they are but Travers mot the raise at sloAA ly hauled by a cumbersome Avind 500 to- it Holcomb saw that and dew They melt like Hakes of snow they fade raised it another 500 Collins simply lass to the lofty summit monks on top of this lofty rod like flowers saw the raise and Rawson lifted it an¬ The stores of Avine and Avarehousei Or glittering stars on mornings brighten- ¬ have other thousand ing blue grain They are men of abQay is a rainbow arched from morn to Travers settled back in liis chair and filled withhabits accustomed to live up even eved Rawson ior i minute Youve got stemious Tislost when night breathes darkness pretty good nerve old man he said on the minimum of food which Avill supon the air port human life and a siege by the Yet with the dawn it smiles again in but you cant make me lay down not Then Turks they Avould look upon as an event Heaven on a four card draw anyway So life when death has kissed away our he saw RaVsbns thousand raise and requiring special fortitude and sacricare fice increased it 500 monaster in Ah me the golden fancies that have perI call you said Holcomb shoving in This 15th century Thessaly Avas buill ished Therope by Avhich the And left behind but footprints of their in 1500 length I might as well take a chance for it is reaced is 340 feet in by the monkj cheer lOAvered This rope is Some autumn falls on every summer cher- ¬ my money said Collins laying 1500 on ished when the3r consent to receive the visit Each laughing day ends with a dewy the pile Rawson put down another of some stranger Avho has been Avell check for 500 tear Yet will I not for years departed sorrow Well boys said Travers Im sorry recommended to them At the end ol The gentle lesson of the bright to day this the for you Ive got four queens He threw the rope is a net and inhis place Visitoi Shall be my key to ope the fair with his baggage takes them on the table Tlien the monks far above turn an When nights cold tear in smiles is That beats my four jacks said charmed away tenssaid Coh ancient Avindlass and the visitor in his 3e glad O soul sing not a mournful story Holcomb itand my fdur my four kings1 net slowly ascends If for any reason Hope like a sun awakes the futures lins but doesnt beat dawn said Rawson spreading out his cards the monks do not like the look of the The past shall live again where bathed He held four ldngs and an ace visitor or if they change their minds in glory Thunderation what a draw ex- while the rope is being hauled up the Through deaths hushed hall Gods angel burden in the net can be let doAvn again claimed Travers becks us on if necessary with a run Ernest W Shurtleffi in Christian Work Twas pretty good said Rawson By uncoupling one of the Avheels oi raking in the money and I got them the AAindlass the isitor can be dumped j all in a bunch I held up an ace Rawson pulled in 13000 and 9750 on the ground in an unceremonious of it came out of the pockets of the other manner Avith several lengths of the three men It was the biggest pack pot stout rope on top of him This form oi treatment it is said was accorded hy I ever saw a sited a the monks to suspicious visitors in How about the wedding Spies attempting tc former times listener Oh yes I meant to tell you abmt ascend the rock by means of the rope Rawson Held to the Xtngs and W that said the old settler Ji You sef ladder haAre had the ladder cut above Xk Let the Bride Wait the girl that Rawson was going to them Avhen a f eAAr feet from the top fall marry had a mind of her own and when ing on the rocks beloAv and being the telegram came saying that he had dashed to death N Y Journal missed the train what did she do but HOW NOT TO CARRY THEM jump aboard the cars and come up to BEMEMBER suid the old set Trenton reaching here about six Ways In Which Canes and Umbrella Svhen away back in the 50s oclock in the evening RaAvson was Become Sonrces of Danger J tier a wedding was postponed on account of mighty glad to see her tob They went Anjr man aaIio f eelsjhimself impelled a jackpot in which the prospective out and hunted up a minister and got to carry a cane or an umbrella not in bridegroom was deeply interested married Then they came back to the actual use in any manner except in an In those days poker was more com hotel and Ave all had a mighty nice lay approximately ATertical position by his monly plajed at the statef capital than out I dont know whether the woman side said Mr Glimby should at once it is to day and there were some pretty ever found out why Rawson missed the hire a hall and go there and lock himstiff games pulled off in the hotels and train or not but I reckon if she did she self in alone Avhere he Avill iiot endan star chambers around town Avhen the would have more sense than to kick ger the lives of his fellow mortals and legislature was in session One of the much because she seemed to be a Avhere the damage done by hinxAvill be confined to the breaking of such win liardest players with which the regulars pretty level headed girl iiad to deal was young- Jim Rawson of Speaking about that being a re¬ dows as he may stickthe end of his ¬ 3Egg Harbor He ran a general mer- markable set of poker hands said an Umbrella through in his sudden turn chandise store down there and was old timer avIio had been a listener to ings as he pursues his walk And yet reprehensible as is the pracmixed np in the oyster trade so that he the old settlers account of the game to burn as the boys I saw a fiinnA set of hands myself tice of carrying a cane or umbrella always had money isay nowadajs once It Avas along about 62 I guess through the streets in any other than In the winter of 54 Uawson came to It Avas Avhile the legislature Avas in ses a vertical position there are in this asr Trenton to help push a bill in which he sion One night I dropped into Charley in other crimes degrees of reprehensi was interested throug h the legislature Donnellys place that Avas in those bility The least dangerous of the and one evening he got mixed up in a daA s a faA orite resort for poker play- ¬ wrong Avays of earning a cane is ovei ame of poker in the United States hotel ers There Avas a big game on between the shoulder Avith the point up at the Avith Sol Travers Jerry Holcomb and four South Jerseymen They had been ang le of 45 degrees The man carrying Dick Collins three of the gamiest play- ¬ playing all the afternoon Avithout one a cane in that manner turning suddenly in a croAvd is not likely to do much ers that ever drew cards The game was damage beypnd knocking off a feAV innocent enough when it started but hats along about three oclock the next A more objectionable Avay of cardimorning it had assumed proportions ng a cane is horizontally under the calculated to make an ordinary player arm AArith the ends sticking out front gasp when the bets were made Raw and back It is possible for a man car- son was the youngest man at the table rying a cane in this manner to jab two and had probably played poker less than people at once rouse a considerable any of the others but he had money amount of ill feeling and perhaps hurt and nerve and the way he used both of somebody them made the other three keep their The man who carries through the eves onen There wasnt much dif streets a cane or an umbrella run ference in the mens winnings up to through the straps of a valise with the V eakfast time but all of a sudden the ends sticking out is a dangerous being crris got freakish as they will some for people cannot see this umbrella till times and began to run against Raw they are very near to it They might J son not knoAv of its presence at all unless The players wouldnt give up the they should run over it or the carrier game and had breakfast brought to should turn AArhen they Avere close upon them They laid down the cards long him - enough to eat and then went at it again THOUSAND DOLLAR JACK POT But the most dangerous of all the Rawsons hard luck kept up He turned careless or thoughtless cane or umbrel 3iis hat around crossed his legs got up getting much the best of the other AAho carries a is the ind walked around his chair rung in thought Id Avatch the game aAAhile and la carriers umbrellaman cane or horizontally under new packs of cards and did everything I sat down behind Jim Weeks a big his arm an Avhile going up a stairway as that the superstitious poker player does stock dealer avIio lived in Burlington for example up the stairs leading to to change his luck but it wouldnt county Hes dead now The cards nn elevated station The point of an change His money kept drifting away Avere dealt around a half dozen times umbrella so carried is about on a level imtil ten oclock in the forenoon when and nobody got a hand that Avas Avorth with the e3es of anybody following lie counted up his assets and found that betting much on lose and it of danger Finally Weeks called for a new jack There is butis a source forgreatfolloAver he had 200 left He had fed about 1800 one thing the to the tiger and naturally felt a little of cards They Avere brought and care- to do if happily he shall discover the sore At last a jackpot was started fully shuffled The cards Avere dealt umbrella in time and that is to give the about half past ten oclock and the and everybody bet a dollar A felloAv man carrying it lots of room NY a dozen named Haines AAas dealing were dealt ii B1SOOCLE e Observations I - - -- Speaking of bisoocles Ihaf gathered some superstootions vich I vill gif to Her fraternity so dat dey may be Aarned by time in alretty yust like dese It is a sure sign of death by droAvnd tng if a Aeelman passes py an open draw bulldog is a sure sign dot der veelmans fill got his gof soxings tored tip by his legs on If you see a small boy buying a baper of tax it foretells a puncture py der near future in If a Aeelman pass a von eyed man rid ing horsepack py a von eared mool on und dot veelman doand say fempf times he vill meet uppy an accident right avay ¬ Squid-tlledcA-iiiklevinks Pfnnaheimer 1t - pridge To be chased by a large open faced i ¬ gvick - ¬ If your vif e sends you py an errand ouid und you forget all abouid it und go by your Aeel for a spin on it it is a sigh dot jour dinner vill be cold for several two or suddenly py der cold To sit cold ground onis a sign of disappointment und severe pains doAvn I free days Occupant In carimr for the sick should be given to their surroundings for upon those depend in great measure the comfort and often the recovery of the patient First of all the sickroom should be carefully selected Avith a vieAV to its location and size Thescpoints become especially important of course if tlu sickness is serious or is likely to be oi long duration The location of the room should depend someAvhat upon the nature ol the sickness If the disease is contagious the patient should be removed as far as possible from the other members of the family and no one save the nurse and the physician should be permitted to attend upon or visit him In such an event a room at the top of the house is best selected Whatever the nature of the illness hoAvever the sick room should be on the sunny side of the house quiet and ¬ ¬ ¬ THE SICK ROOM Provisions for the Comfort r -- HUMOROUS A of the hear ihe horse yea bet on was Worse the worst that ever happened attention than that He didnt even take place At a public house the landlord hasjV Goodr painted up outside his door Avord beer sold here but dont take my for it Tit Bits Greeceleaves A Simple Safeguard everything in the hands of the powers Shed better be sure and get a check for the stuff Cleveland Plain Dealer A Theory She I AAonder whyin the world Mr Jones left church beHe fore the end of the services Dont know Perhaps Jones is a som- ¬ You have taken r w Ik U H -- r Truth vf - r - a ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ to-morr- ow -- ¬ -- f AND A BRIDE I J m w vv5v FOUR KINGS A dollars und go t caught by a rainstorm 4duid it is a sure sign dot you vill hav to go home bA a barrel in To ride any distance close xydot eleA eated roads under is a sign dot you vill got your bisoocle clothes unfit for publications To ride ofer a large hole py der street in is a sign dot somebodv Aill had to call der ambulance Make a Aish Aren you pass a load oi empty barrels und it ill come true Xf it doand yust hunt up dot man vot he OAArn dem barrels und told him vot you tinks of him alretty once If aou stub your right toe und Aour left knee und der back of your head al py der same times it is a sure sign dot dem Adirondax mountains have stopped your veel from going any f ur A If you buy a bisooclc suit ior zAvei xler riding py your bisoocle on it is a sign aind it If dr lamp py your eel on goes ouid it is a sing dot you vill get py a con versations in mit a policemans A If you break a looking glass Aile A ouid I dot you haf left der street and hai climbed py a-- furniture agon inside ¬ To drop your veel und climb py hurry up in under a barb Aire fence is a sign dot a bull is chasing you To see der new moons py your right -- ¬ ¬ shoulders ofer is a sign of good luck but ven you see der new moon und zwei million stars all py a heap in it is a sigr do your bisoocle haAe stopped sudden ly und has fired you py a rock und yom head on aind it If a Aeelmans he is getting I5 a yeek und he pays 100 cash for a bisoocle ii is a sure sign dot he vill not gopy der sea shores dis summer vot yotr dond tinks ¬ - s ¬ ¬ Ven jour sveetheart doand vant no more ices cream una says dot yon should safe up your moneys und be economical it is a sure sign dot you vill haf to buy a tandems built for zwe right avay qvick purty soon If you pass a telegraf tpole it is a sigr dot you vill got home in time for sup Xer - - ¬ house in vea you are firstyv It is unlucky to meet der cowcatcher by an express train on Aen you arc going ofer a railroads crossing Itis a bad omen to have your tire punctured by a meat ax It is unlucky to ride ofer a precipices v It is a sure sign dot dare is a field near py ven you run py a stone fence into jST Y World HE WAS NEW It is a pad omen to haf your tire road ¬ i ¬ I fjfc 41- - v i - - J - w I around cards times mid nobody got openers Hurry up boys and open it said Rawson Ive got to catch that 1145 train Im going to be manned to night and I must be in by five oclock rlressed for the occasion Rut the boys didnt seem to be able to hurry They dealt and dealt but somehow the right kind of ojieners wouldnt fall and finally there was a tmug little pot of about 600 on the table At 1130 Travers opened the pot for 100 Holcomb and Collins stayed I feel just as if X was going to win ¬ he asked hoAV many cards AAere Avanted every one of the players stood pat and Ave and Ahen Sun tit rt - v rt Mfr 5v Ett Tj figures onn piece of paper and throwing it on the center jof the table with w hat money he had left Im shy 50 boys guess Im good for it but I Your check isas good as your money said Travers Every bit said Holcomb and Col -- that pot said Rawson Avriting some - Jins - r t ft 4P T fl J 7fc -- But youll never cateh that train remarked Travers By thunder explained Rawson I forgot all about that He looked at his watch and found that he had three minutes in which to get to the station Theres no use trying to make it now he- said theylhhave to postpone the wedding Xil telegraph that Ive missed sihetniiu At 1145 a messenger wa - all noticed that he laid the pack down Avithout taking cards himself Weeks bet ten dollars and the felloAA next to him raised him ten dollars Everybody stayed and when the bet got back to Weeks he raised it 20 but Haines Avasnt teazed by that and he promptly raised Weeks 50 After some hesitation the other two players dropped out and the fight Avas be- ¬ tween Weeks and Haines Avho raised back and forth until there Avas about 1200 in the pot Finally Haines got skittish and called Weeks Ive got a club flush deuce tray four fire and six he said spreading out his cards Ive got a heart Jiush ith the same cards said Haines Welt Til he Avhaled saidone of the f elloAvs avIio had draAvn out if I didnt have the same kind of a diamond AA Among the achievements of science is the production of petroleum from linseed oil by distillation under pressure Tavo theories have been held as to the origin of petroleum One i that it is a vegetable the other of animal origin It is not unlikely that it is a combination of both Animal and vegetable oils filter through the ground and might by changes in the chemical laboratory sf nature produce this substance At all events the fact is significant and Interesting especially as several pe ¬ troleum hydrocarbons have resulted from the experiments as noted In Y ¬ Artificial Petroleum ¬ -- Ledger Si 1 According to Maine laAv the bounty for bears is paid on the exhibition of bruins nose AAhile under the 3yeAv Hampshire law payment is made Avhen the cars are brought in and hunters living near the common boundary of flush ihe states it is said collect twice for Yes and I laid down a spade flush saoh bear1ihey bring down 3S Y- - Sun to match it said the other felloAv Haines and Weeks divided the pot Frapped Elocution while the other two chaps went into the What do you think of Nansen as a barroom and ordered cocktails Four lecturer pat hands were dealt and one Avaa as Well it seemed to me that he neyei good as the other I neverlmeAv of its DToperiy wataned to hki Bubjec- thappening beforeoi since Sun t -JSrY Bounties lor Reiars to Give It Avray When a young man marries and opens up a home one of his chief de- ¬ sires is to appear master of the situa- ¬ tion and as much like a veteran as possible Bluetbn who Avould be Avide ly known bj1- his real namer is a neAv Here is benedict and just settled sample selected from his almost con- ¬ a tinuous conversation at the telephone Send me up a pound of carpet tacks Kumber I dont know anything about the number of tacks in a pound All youve got to do is to fill my order And say send me half a peck of nails Ten pennies Im not asking the price am I Yes half a peck thats what I said Xoav I Avant a saw Dont you know your business This is a private residence Mr Bluetons residence Its no lumber mill I dont Aant an y buzz saw or gang saAV ThroAA1- in a hammer and a hatchet and a step ladder and say I Avant a good strong stove legWe broke one in moving 2s one of your business who made the stove All youve got to do is to send up a leg After swearing for a feAV minutes Blueton Avas rattling aAvay at the grocery Three pounds of steak WThat kind Beefsteak of course Were not eating horse steak or sheep steak at our house Three yards of sausage Xcaci mind noAA Iioav other people buy it I always buy by the 3fard A gailon of coffee tAvo dozen frj ing onions half a bushel of oranges yes half a bushel Itoav whose make of canned goods do aou handle All right send lis a couple of cases of selected a quarter of a section of cheese half a bale of lettuce two of tuose cigar- shaped loaves of bread a pail of but- ¬ ler andrir sack of spgar - Yes just a rejuTaftion galyoii know- And hold on put n abasket of spring egps This Detroit Free springs Good by Press Three Was a Crowd entertaining two- lady Hostess friends to herself Oh dear I do Aj4sh one would go I have so much to tell either of tlem about the othet Tit Bits According- to tho most delicate ex ¬ periments of the most favored scientists Ihe heat of the lunar rays which reach the earth is scarcely vthe twelve niV pnth of a degree 1 In the Harness But Didnt Propose - ¬ - - ¬ -- - - - all the cushions out of your church Yes Ave thought if Ave could make the peAvs seem like baseball bleachers the i Indian- attendance might increase apolis Journal Step up Telescope Itoprietor gents and view the planet ladies and Old Lady Mars- One penn3 mum X easily ventilated is of the Aery first importance thai Ohrlaw Haint it round and smooth It the air should be kept pure and free Telescope Proprietor Will the bald from uiiAvholesome odors and to ac- headed gent please step away from the complish this an unlimited supply oi front of the- instrument Vr Tit Bits At poor Irishman on4 his deatnbed fresh outdoor air is indispensable tW If the room is small the opening of a was consoled by a friend by the com- ¬ we must all AvindoAAr is almost sure to create a monplace reflection that Why dear now cried the Avill be felt by the jm die oncedraught which tient or his attendant but in a room oi sick man and isnt it that what vexes even moderate size one of the AvindoAVS me If I could die times can be kept open at the top without I Avould not mind it for tliiswunst i causing discomfort or harm This is Household1 Words one of tlie chief objections to a small Nothing to Steal New- Eather-in- sick room it cannot be properly ven- LaAv Well sir the ceremony isover tilated and the patient is compelled to and now that you are the husband of my v breathe air Avhich reathr hinders hi daughter- - want togi ve yoir a little ad- recovery Aice Wh at would you do if 3ou should Another important matter in connec ake up some night and findiburglhrsT sTmiiTrlitplItion ith the sick room is its tempera- in the linnsp firnnm ture This should be subject to but lit- them that my father-in-laforgot to i 7h tle ariation There must therefore give my Avife a doAATy and N Y Weekly be some means of comfortably heating theyd gxrawny the room in case it should be necesV THE BEGGARS OF TAlLY sary and the temperature should be regulated by controlling the heat sup Physical Deformity Ifc- - Artificially ply rather than by closing the AvinProdncerl A dOAVS Bicycling Through theDblomitesi3 An open fireplace may be made tc an account of Col George EWaring3 Ax serA e a double purpose it can be European trip of last summer Con- ¬ utilized both as a means of heating and cerning mendicancy in Italy Col War- for entilation A fire in the grate heats ing Avrites Perhaps there is no better the air in the flue and creates a strong index to the good or bad condition of draught AAhich draAvs the impure airoi the Avorking people of a country than is the room up the chimney afforded by the number of beggars one If a fire is not needed the fireplace meets on the roads The poles set up can be made to serve simply as a means at the border of Austria Avith their of entilation by substituting for the spiral stripes of yelloAAr und black do fire a lighted lamp or gas logs not mark the line between it and Italy AH unnecessary articles of furniture much more clearly than docs the advent or ornament Avhich are likely to col- of the beggar the moment the line is lect dust are best removed from the crossed In Austrian Tyrol there are sick room and care should be taken tc virtually no beggars On theItalhm keep it clean orderly and cheerfulside eA en Avell dressed people in ilia Youths Companion fields will leaA e their Avork to beg cop- ¬ pers from the passing traA elers One QONT EAT WHEN NOT HUNGRY day in the upper Innthal a couple of A Tractlee Tliat Is Sure to Srinj- - Had bright looking rosy faced children rah after us asking for kreutzers jtfawk Kcniilts There is a good old maxim Avhich nix upbraided them for such a shame- xtTi runs as foIloAvs In time of peace ful act and they slunk away He spoks prepare for Avar and this is as true in of this with much indignation to a rconnection Avith the question of diet neighbor Avho said their AVhole family irihealth as in other things Too man v were away in the fields atAvork or they people assunfe that because they enjov would not have dared to beg and that fairly good health no improvement need he would see that they Avere Avell be effected in their diet but that thi spanked Avhen their mother came home ¬ position is eminently untenable none at night Nuns and a few favored cripho carefully consider the subject ill ples sometimes ask alms at the doors deny- - Those Avhose practice bring of the churches in the larger towns them into contact with the Aveaithiei and the poor box is always found in¬ side but the peasantry and the classes have frequently an opportunity churches take care of their oaati poor of estimating the bad effects of im so that the ice of beggary is unknoAvn proper diet As regards the poor thev among on the other are unable to procure meat on account hand itthem In Italy special condi- is obvious that of their poverty and as a result theii pro- ¬ tions of deformity diet is composed largely of carbo- duced Both legs are artificially hydrates In the case of general sick reset in childhood broken and a badly constitute good k ness or even without unfavorable cli source of income for life and anything matic conditions both classes seem te that appeals to sympathy is made the be unable to resist attacks of disease occasion for cultivating a ery mis- It is for the most part the apparently taken and mischievous charity Cen- ¬ healthy people Avho are so quickly tury stricken down by disease Avhile the Array Families in Army Posts chronic invalid may pass through un If the Fort McPherson court martial scathed and yet no one seems tov un derstand that conditions Avere present proceedings Avill help do away with the which predisposed the healthy man or obsolete system of enforcing residence woman to disease and that the pre at army posts of the families of officers existing conditions Avere largely due it Avill serve at least one useful pur- ¬ So long as the army AAas sta-¬ to want of attention to diet It- Avould pose be well for those avIio feel so sure that tioned in the Wild West ib was of they are in perfect health to consult a course necessary for the government to doctor for instructions Iioav to avoid proAide facilities in the ay of resi- ¬ disease One very common mistake is dence etc but whereA er as is now gen ¬ to eat Avhen not hungry simply because erally the case the vicinity of apost af it is meal time an act not one Avhir fords such facilities officers and theirless stupid than that of replenishing families ought to be permitted to dwelll ones fire because one hears ones neigh whereAer it suits their means or con v enience as is done in Eubors coal scuttle rattling regardless oi ropean countries The all civilized resi-¬ ¬ enforced the fact that there is plenty of coal al- dence iru close juxtaposition offfimr ready on and that any addition thereto ilies Avho might find themselVesplaced would be mischievous N Y Ledger in an uncongenial position can only tend to discord and make trouble AnBleacliing liast Years Hat other- disagreeable- feature that of fre¬ There is so ery little apparent difference between straAV hats and bon quently shifting of quarters by the ar-nets of last season and those that are rival ofaai officer claiming assignment prepared for the coming summer that according to his rank could only be those that were in use last year mighi one aAA ay Avith if there Avereno quar ¬ ivell be utilized again if the Avere re- ters to be assignedi There would seem stored to freshness by a little atten- ¬ to be- no more necessity for an officers A Avhite sti aAV for instance family living at a military post than tion should be well brushed and the stiffen- for- a policemans family living in the ing Avire removed Then Avash it over station house- - The women and chil ¬ V with a Avhite soap and cold Avater dip dren are not needed there- and their iibsenee would be in many respects a n more clear Avater and allow it to dry benefit to the service Army and y in the air When dry it should be oumal sponged over Avith the Avhite of an egg well beaten up this Avill make the straw Tlie EtliniUe HetRiria The Ethnike Hetairia or National lout and also complete the cleansing fi process A arge brimmed hat should league hich sent into Macedonia the yoe left to drj upon a fiat surface oth- irregular forces Avhose ojperations gave erwise the brim is liable to be bent out Turkey a pretext for war is a secret Df its right shaje To bleach straw Dreek society hich seeks the libera- ¬ wash and- scrub it in soft Avater and tion of all Greeks still under Turkish then put the artielein arbox together rule It collects funds proAides arms with a receptacle eoutainjngbijrjiing Ind carries on an incessant agitation sulphur The box must becoyered to jortlie freedom of Greece - It includes ocalize fclie vfunies qt tnesuipnur Avhieh Tn its mombersliip a large niunberot J vill be found a successful bleaching influential an Aealthy menand is sup7 posed to have been theVgeivt n the at-iffent JS Y Journal tempted jbisiirreclioii in Macedonia last -Yv Sun wic rear Red will1 undoubtedly prove a verj Fame in France ashionable color this summer for hats f France has erected about 300 monu mtire hat trimmings Avhble goAvns igured or dotted in Avhite or drfcss ac ments to more or less distitigruished1 tessbries cardinal senorita Britisht rrenchnien during the las25 years nnoV v Curkish carnation jack rose Danish here aw now 127 committees oollectuig A obelia meptjisto lobster and tomato iioney for moTe Ghicaga Times Her Ud j if- v -- St Louis Giobe Demoenit sJCt V5 ¬ ¬ - Puck nambulist Spiritual Helps i V half-a-dbz- en - AA - AA ¬ - ¬ w 1 li - - A M rr C ¬ ¬ - A A ¬ - I - j AA AA ¬ A ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ - AA ¬ A - V ¬ - - ¬ - ja AA ¬ - AA - J J L - N - j i- - - ft I V HS- - t i -- 7 v Oj wSj i5- - i OS SWA3 ry A1 Ty vV T v 3 - W - JA i TPWK - Vfii t iV A jNK - ill WIS I i as j tiisifr K rJ Tl K tv ri i - ru ri - -- tt 5 4 JL lLWi -- jp rJ j j - T IVI fcj p v tj jf c it l THE BOURBON NE WRAPS ffiUfSDAX JUNJE 151897 1 Vw r iV J O l AGRICULTURAL X -1 A Hlfe aboOt transplanting1 Some of tlite BADLY NEEDED REFORMS Complaint from Ohio WliCdi Ap plies to All WeNtern States When I travel over Ohios roads I wish that I might be an autocrat with law at my back to change the location of roads at my Avill Take for instance the road that climbs over the hill at Fig 1 How very common that is in our part of Ohio up the heavy hill must thousands and millions o weary horses toil with pleasure carriages and heavily loaded wagons That hill not only means a tiresome climb but it means more fre- quent trips Why Because the load must be regulated not to conform to L IifeortKnt Points WkJcll Short Capes of Silk atitl tiRce o t Slnst ft Be Neglected Mantles for Older Women There are ttfciree essential items to be The matter of summer wraps and looked after in transplanting They coats is a particularly serious one this are puddling compacting and protect ¬ ing A failure to give either property will affect the growth of the plants When properly done puddlhrgis prefer- ¬ able to watering The soil used in pud dling should be a rich loam If in addi- ¬ tion one third of it is weil rotted and fined cow manure or good commercial fertilizer all the better Dip only a few plants at a time so that the roots of each plant can be well covered with the rich mud Make the hole large enough and deep enough to take in the plant without bending or twisting the roots The depth that the plant should be set will depend upon the way it has grown generally it will be safe to set the plant down to the first leaf When grown thick in a close bed the plants often make a long spindling1 growth and if not set deep a good percentage of them will die f FOR SUMMER s IntfOMjilBHiin season for the present styles of dress demand some outer garment and yet in spite of the sleeves being smaller do not seem exactly suited to always being worn with coats and jackets There are an unusual number of different styles in wraps and all sorts of mat erial are used while in many cases two or three materials are combined t A muck simpler style and one that is greatly liked is a plain black silk trimmed with a band of jet passemen- ¬ terie to give the effect of being gored This flares out around the bottom and has three ruffles of chiffon the top one of which is overlaid with a lace rufne xVn old cape can be remodeled into this style without any difficulty by cutting it off and putting on new ruffles and the strips of passementerie Another way Pardon me sir but where do youive mtjuired the sharp nosed passenger leaning over the back of the seat in front of him Southern part o Indiana1 laconically replied the goat whiskered passenger who was trigged out in a spickety spannew eel luloid collar adorned with a hectic lmed flutter-bow THE GROWN UP DAUGHTERS DUTY TO HER c MOTHER - - - t J JT You can only have one mother therefore when her step is growing- slow ana ner mma gipomy vitn loreDoaing s ana you can seeT naii ner vmuie - i - In the southern part of Indiana eh What is the lay of the land in your vicinity on Same as it is all over the country tie ¬ I reck- ¬ you do not see how that can he Dont eh Wal you dont suppose that Indiana is clear out o the United States do I nervous system is upset it is your hlial duty and privilege to attend to her in time Mother is approaching- the-- niostr critical period of her life The change of life that is what mother is dreading and no wonder for it is full of peril to all but the strongest women 5 - f gC a t I reckon Hail Columby is the lay rest o the land an its the same with Indiana Thereupon the inquisitive passenger wiped his interrogatory gimlet and put it away and the Hoosier humorist withdrew turtle fashion into his celluloid collar And the train rolled onward N Y Journal o the Np bait Wal fit r- - W i i 4f Compact the soil close around the roots The roots xnwst come in close contact with tJhe soil or the plant will die It a s oo often folic case in trans planting tthat a hole is made with a sharpened stick Tfche roots of the plants FIG 1 are drnpel in tihe soil is pressed the j3wiCt off the leveler parts of the around tlhestem of the plant with the¬ xoad but to tflie draft of the hill That point of tthestidk virile the roots bare they touch it at all means rauoh when the farmer is taking ly ifeonieliihe-soilj-iwood orhis hay to mar and the plants die When the weather is warm and the ei Nowand then some accident happens anfl a horse is ihurt or a wagon soil raitiher dry in many cases it will demoTashed or a man killed in going bea ihelp if the plant bed is thoroughly dowai Dhe Kill If a record could be watered two or three hours before tak- kept of ithe casualties of the century j ng up the plants on some df these hills it would appall Qtvwill be best to take up the plants and the traveler If not steep enough or set them out late in the evening This 3ong enough to be dangerous it is yet vwilligive them all night to recuperate 51 waste df muscle to draw loads up the Jfrom the change hen the plants have been growing onesideimerely to hold them back from in a close protected bed it is quite a Tushingdqwn on the other side change to set them out all alone and Pig il also shows how by abandoning the straig ht line up over the hill the often a little protection will be of ma- ¬ ToaQimay circle about the foot of it and terial help This may be given either make nearly a level stretch and often by drawing a little mound of earth the curve around the base of the hill is around the plant with the hand when not greatly longer than the curve over the transplanting is done or by covering the Hill A tpiiil handle is no longer with a large leaf of some kind for a day or two VVhen the weather is hot and the soil is dry it will be best to water for two or three nights after setting out Al ¬ ways use water that has had the chill taken off andthoroughly wet the soil FIG 2 around the roots St Louis Republic lying down than standing up It was the fact that land was dear in Ohio PLANTING TOMATOES and neighbors objected to having their fields cut up by roads dodging hills that Tlie Klgrlit Way to Set Out Wealc und Spindling Plants caused the hill roads in this country Young tomato plants when growing That reason is rapidly disappearing up ¬ thickly in hotbeds or flats now If we get no other good from variably become spindling andwill in weak the depression in agriculture let us seize the opportunity and have cur If planted out in the usual way they roads follow the contour lines i e have either to be inserted so deep that will come in the the lines of equal level No use to say withroots poorer subsoil direct contact or the stems the The old road has climbed over the hill this very long time we may as well let bend over and the tops fall upon the it be now Think of the stretch of time ahead of us the uncounted cen turies that that road will be traveled and the ease with which it may now be changed as compared with the diffi culty that may well be expected in the future Our country is yet young and Unformed could we but realize it TJien there are many roads that make sudden turns as in Pig 2 This is generally done to make the road conform to the farm boundaries It is folly and worse than folly The public could afford to buy the old angles and throw them away rather than to travel the unnecessary distance and to expend money in keeping roads in HOW TO PLANT TOMATOES ir-when so needlessly long I would like power to straighten th surface of the ground and will never kinks out of our own roads in my own make strong- healthy plants Of course county They are most exasperating in strong short stocky plants are the places H remember one night when my best to set out but if these cannot be wife she was not wife then and I rode had spindling plants may be made just seven miles one night in what should as serviceable if planted as shown in iuve been nearly a straight course cur illustration By this method the There is no hill or swamp to crook a fine roots are nearer to the surface and Toads We werenoticing the north star the part of the stem underground will and other things and to our surprise soon strike additional roots thus giv-we saw itifromeach side of the buggy ing the plant still more sustenance and iiiom straight atieud and from the back nourishment Orang e Judd Farmer ¬ f Ins-gr-afnorh- of remodeling an old cape is to cover it with graduating ruffles of white silk over which are put black lace flounces ¬ -- -- The taffeta silk which is used holds oat the lace and looks very well One just finished has black and white alternate flounces This ofcourse is smarter in Black and effect than the all black white by the way grow in favor every day and there are many new fads to carry out this color scheme The new¬ est of all models for capes is a white accordion plaited chiffon on which are sewed tiny ends of black feathers and around the neck and edge are feathers Capes entirely of chiffon and mousse line de soie are not so prishable as might be supposed and the knots of black satin ribbon that are used and black satin lining seem to give all the desired stability In manj instances these have the neck trimmiiig made en ¬ tirely of ostrich tips sewed on to form a ruche but as ostrich tips have an un fortunate way of crocking it does not do to wear them with too delicate fab ¬ rics on this aocount mousseline and chiffon with an inside scant ruffle of white lace are preferred Mantles and mantillas for those quaint old garments are now spoken of once more are more suited to middle aged women than the little capes These have the back fitted to the fig ¬ ure and the sleeves which are ruffles and flounces are so put in ra s to igive a light look and take away from the old-time appearance Silk is the favorite material although the brocades par¬ ticularly the moire satins are very good for this purpose the larger the figure the better Laoe is much more used for trimming them than chiffon or mousseline de soie and they are gar ments that are fashionable and light ¬ ill-laid-- out k I repa- - for winter or summer The short tight fitting jacketevwhich are such a feature of this years fash¬ ions are the smartest things that can be thought of They have now reached a perfection of cut and fit in the ready made garments of this style that it will be difficult for any woman to resist There are a great many gowns made which have the Eton jacket and this jacket is of service to wear with other gowns but there are no end of di- tinctive styles which are made to wear with- any and every gown In tan cloth made on a pattern between an Eton and a military fastened at the throat but with loose fronts is one charming model this is braided with military braid of the same color edged on either side with a narrow gilt braid it is quite long in the back that is comes below the waist line the sleeves are small and the whole effect is exceedingly trim and smart Another style is of the reg¬ ular military jacket which buttons up to the throat and istight fitting Chi- ¬ - cago Inter Ocean Spider Corn Cake lliree quarters cupful corn meal J flour to till the enp one tablespoonful sugar a pinch of salt one half teaspoon - J 4 A MmL Yet I noliiee many things that are not right about them One of the serious and needless mistakes is the putting of large tones in the roads I noted to day that the only place between our house and the village where the wagons have broken through the gravel is where there as a stone imbedded in the gravel a stone of the size of a peck measure and projecting about three inches as at Fig 3 The wheels of heavy wagons have climbed upon this stone and plunged off on the other side until they have worn entirely through ful soda small one egg- one cupful sweet milk one half cupful sour milk one tablespoonful butter Mix the meal flour sugar salt soda beat the rgg ORCHARD PICKINGS ndd half sweet milk and all of the sour With strawberries flavor color and Stir this into the dry mixture melt firmness are of more importance than the butter in a hot spider and pour size the mixture into it Pour the other Profit in iruit culture has its begin ¬ half cupful sweet milk over the top but ning in the careful selection of the Aery 3o not stir it in Bake 20 minutest Boston Globe best varieties Wn our right minds as near as I ing fruit should be to furnish the fam LIVE TOCK Cattle common select butchers 2vq the road did not ily with a good supply CALVEs Fair to good light cculd judge seem too Jong that night The tree that bears a great crop of HOGb Lommon Mixed packers Light shippers I live in a country where gravel is small fruit exhausts itself by having SHEEP Lhoice ¬ abundant and good loads that is com- to produce an orndue proportion of LAMB- s- spring FLOUK Winter family paratively good roads are the rule seeds ¬ FIG 3 season of ripening On the farm the Jirst object in plant ¬ window-- And we were both sober and In planting strawberries for market seleet varieties that will give a longr THE MARKETS Cincinnati June 2 50 4 CO Oits No 2 Rye Na 2 HAY Prime to caoice ence PROVISIONS Mess uork A trellis made with three strands of Lard Prime steam BUTTER Choice dairy wire bracing the end posts rtlioi oughly Prime to choice creamery is the best for grape vines Western APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl Plowman growth after tiaasplanti hg with less check than older ones would experi- ¬ Young trees will tart into vigorous GRAIN 5 3 3 3 3 4 3 50 0J 35 40 23 85 25 No3red Corn Wheat No 2 No z red 14 3 25 4 40 65 3 25 3 45 3 47J4 3 75 5 40 to 3 50 80 76 B George Marshall Jr who lives at No 19 Norwich street Cleveland Ohio Mr Mar An Odd Genius The Clieese Came Back shall is a news agent on the Lake Shore and The A certain dealer had a lot of cheeseMichigan Southern Railroad and his ter- ¬ how papers are full of tales just now of the late composer Brahms treated which was anything but good and tired off ritory extends from Cleveland to Toledo pianists and singers who were eager to get seeing it about told the assistant when he Like thousands of others who owe their his criticism If one of these aspirants for closed the shop to leave the condemnedT health and vigor io Dr Williams Pink his favor was one to walk off fortunate him Pills Me Marshall never hesitates to sing at home and be received enough to find con- cheese at the door for some crept to win-with Thomas occasionally a Brahms first their praises In his case it was necessary cern was to seat himself on the lid of his dow to see operations and at length went to tc use only a ifew boxes of the pills to restore position he rightly his master grinning all over his face say- ¬ him to the full possession of bodily health piano a few would from which temerity deemed Leave another have the to ing the cheese was gone His digestive organs had become almost use oust him If this failed he had recourse to out to moirow night was the masters or-¬ Jess through a long and serious illness but the statement that the instrument was out der which was obeyed by the shopman who in a surprisingly brief period through the of tune Oh that does not matter after a few peeps next evening walked to his reagency dflthis wonderful medicine they Per- master in the counting house scratching hismarked one courageous individual performing their haps were capable of again not to yon but it does to me replied head and looking as though some great dis- ¬ functions in a regular and perfectly satisthe master On one occasion he was iust appointment had befallen him Is it factory manner In narrating his experi- ¬ I leaving his house when a long haired vouth gone asked the dealer No sir tother ence with them Mr Marshall said uu has walked back Tit Bits Last soring I was taken sick with inflam- ¬ witii a uuircuor music unuernisannnaueu Can you tell me where Dr matory rheumatism and my entire system him with Between Seed Time and Harvests Certainly answered the Brahms was affected To relieve the suffering it master lives inthe most amiable manner in Is a good opportunity to enquire about1 was mecessary to paint me with iodine this bouse up three flights and so saying farming lands After three months treatment I became con- ¬ he hurried away San Francisco Argonaut days ride from in South Dakota only one Chicago Bountiful crops of valescent but the attack haM sapped my Wheat Corn Barley and Flax reward the- sfceength and left me extremely weak and tiller of the soil As a stock and dairy coun feeble L could scarcely lift an arm or a leg Summer Vacations leads all the TMs weakness permeated my entire system Interesting illustrated booklets pertain try South Dakota with nearbyworld First class farm lands markets cam and applied as well to my stomach and di- ¬ ing to Massachusetts Seashore Ocean Tsland now be bought for from 10 12 15 and gestive apparatus as to my limbs I soon ana Lnlana Kesorts are issued by the pasdiscovered that I had lost my appetite almost senger department of the Fall River Line upwards per acre and this is the time to as completely as though I never had one the famous route between New York and invest For further particulars write to Geo H E shad no desire whatever to partake of any Boston Newport Cape Cod Marthas Vine- Chicago Heafford General Passenger Agent Milwaukee St nourishment and the natural result was that yard Nantucket Bar Harbor the White Old Colony Building ChicagoPaul Railway 111 my convalescence was extremely slow and Mountains etc etc etc List of the book- ¬ r my parents feared that I was going to suffer lets will be mailed upon receipt of one Not to Be Canslit a relapse or fall prey to another ailment on cent stamp Address 0 H Tavlor Genl A gentleman visiting Liverpool was beinf Passi Agent Fall River Line New York account of my debilitated condition shown around by a citizen who said Xow Many a day I would not take any nour ¬ The lets go and see the Widows Home Spirituous Sarcasm ishment and whenever I did the quantity gentleman put his finger to the side of his was too insignificant to materially hasten 1 wonder said Mr Drinkhorn as he my improvement Tempting dishes were filled his glass with the ease of an expert I nose and winked and said No thanks I x prepared for me but I could not touch them wonder who started the custom of calling a saw a widow home once and she sued mefor breach of promise and proved it on me I T began to become more or less alarmed as drink of liquor a smile r cost me a matter of 120 No sir send the- did my parents and one day my mother sug- ¬ call that one there a smile I wouldnt widows home in a cab Tit Bits gested the purchase of some of Dr Williams said the barkeep It is nothing shy of a Pink Pills for me They had been recom horselaugh Cincinnati Enquirer A Fatliex in Iniclc miended ito her by a neighbor who regarded r them as nothing short of miraculous and You children turn up your noses afcv Only SGOO to San Francisco dwelt so enthusiastically on their excellent everything on the table When I was a Wsstern qualities tnat mother was persuaded to try From Chicago ia the North Railway Line boj- - 1 was glad to get dry bread to eat- Chicago North Western the them There is not much more to tell now breakiast table5 famous California in 3 Days Route June said iUr L hame at thehaving for I dont look like a man who cannot eat 29 a much I say pa you are nvo livvnrr betttictto July 3 inclusive on account of the C fimo nf if rtrvw linf irnn three or four square meals a day do I V1 I W be made Three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Piljp E Convention Similar rates will apply to aint you asked Johnnie Tanimany eastbound For full information flxed me up sound as a dollar and they will Times N W Ry do the same for anyone else I am sure it ticket agents C was not long after I began to use the pills It occasionally happens in a newspaper of v When vre that I could feel myself improving My rubies we say that wisdom isbetter than fice that a man puts a reporter on to an item generally mean our wisdom and by calling to ask that it be suppressed Atr strength began to return and so did my appetite and I was on the road again in a short ether peoples rubies X Y Weeklv chison Globe lime This is my experience and 1 am glad to give it for the benefit of others who may lnl11 BlnaDaBBBiaEgagaKBeBBaBamKaMMMHBHMHan have lost their appetites through sickness5 Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People contain in a condensed formall the elements -necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females such as suppressions irregularities and all forms of weakness In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental wony overwork or excesses of whatever nature Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at 50 cents a box For V or six boxes for 250 and may be had of some years l was I all druggists or direct by mail from Dr VX i quite out of health anil 1 Williams Medicine Company Schenectadv V 1 EvS3cSS5E NY took much medicine which did me no good I Its surprising how impracticable some x was advised by a friend to very learned men are Yes theres Prof ygsy try Ayers Sarsaparilla Zm Lingwist for example lie spent over half wliich I did taking a dozen his life in acquiring fluency in nine or ten yf I fyyrr i Tor more bottles before stop- - l different languages and then went and marg The result was that I ried a woman who never gave him a chance to get a word in edgeways Truth felt so well and strong i that I of course think there is The Grain O Law Suit -no medicine equal to Ayers Sar i Rochester X Y May 19 1S97 The I r r saparilla and vi tike great pains great 50000 damage suit instituted by a to tell any suffering friend of it and Michigan Cereal Co agaiiibt the Cenesee what it did for me V Mrs L A Pure Food Co is at an end They settled it MuRitAYKilbournWisFcbll18iC and took it out of court for the ridiculously small sum of 500 and as a practical reZi sult Grain 0 is in greater demand than I ever The new plant only just completed is 3lL I to be duplicated so that not only the old Hit Y yrefev WORDS friends of the delicious food drink which few completely takes the place of coffee but the GH new friends it is making every day can be supplied The beverage which the children as well as the adult may drink with benefit will be furnished in unlimited quantities Suits may come and suits mav go but Hrain 0 goes on forever X YMail and 0iniMimiriMiwiiotwiwiistitaiMiwittiieiuiMiMiwiMiiwiM Express ¬ - the nearest drugstore and get a bottle 2 of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- APPETITE 10ST nonnd and see that mother takes it Mass giving all the symp-then write to Could Not Eat the Most Tempting regularly you will receive Mrs Pinkham at Lynn mother what to do for her-toms aud a prompt reply telling Dishes self In the meantime the Vegetable Compound will make life much easier Many Days Without Any Food at All for her It tones up the nervous system invigorates Can Eat Four Square Meals a Day the body and the blues vanish before it as dark BmSS Xoxv The Cause of the Change ness flees from the sunhg ht You can sret it- - at any RSk reliable druggists From the LeaderCleveland Ohio Mrs LouisSTROXGHanisHillErieCoNYsays I For the restoration of an appetite which have been troubled with falling of the womb for years lias been impaired or lost through sickness to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable no remedy can compare in effectiveness with was advised Compound I took thirteen bottles and received great Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People benefit When the time for change of life came I suf- ¬ This statement is substantiated by the experience and declarations of men and wom fered a great deal with faintness and palpitation of en with whom these puis have become a the heart I got one bottle of the Vegetable Com household medicine Among the many I was thereby who can offer testimony to this particular pound and one of Blood Purifier and was relieved again enabled to pass through that serious period very comfortably property of Dr Williams Pink Pills is - vv pMmKrnz r mm There are some special and very wearing symptoms frpm wliich mother suffers but she will nottvv speak oi tnem to any one xieipar out she doesnt know what to dor herself - Shall I advise you First send to IB ilKl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - -- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ N 1 t-- -- -- V V AW V 1 W V tm1-1 - ¬ lm i fSSsS feSS3ay fcfeJBIIllliV - B fssa m i i I ¬ f mmm v vv v r ¬ If WEIGHTY - Ayers Sarsaparilla for mixed 2jJ4 20 37 10 75 v to i U0 The fortunate people in this world are those who have at least one friend in whose presence they can blow their own horns without discouragement Atchison Globe x A UARANTEE TKAFS GOOD I f 6 3 00 1 25 4 50 8 87J4 3 40 8 1654 3 50 1 N and it now needs several 3rards of fresh gravel drawn to mend it I should say that the cost of leaving that stone in the road was about three dollars that i v if the break is attended to at once If it is neglected it will be more seri-¬ ous Joseph K Wing in Ohio Farmer 4- - - Smothered in the 3Jud Fred 3Iarvej aged 35 a Barre team- ster was thrown from his Avagon while driving over a muddj1- place in the road yesterday morning and a wheel pasa-ing over his head forced his face down into the mud in such a way that he was smothered before aid reached him - A Vermont Exchange -- 1 PJRf not be received from wet heavy ground V s -- A uniform production of jfruit can ¬ -- Soot an a FertilisesSoot is a great fertilizer as it con- ¬ tains ammonia salts and a liberal dress ¬ ing may be given and forked in while dry Soot and sulphate of iron have been used as a means of producing higher color in apples and with appar entlv good results Where tanks exist for catching the drainage from farm yards stables and houses the liquid forms a valuable aid to fruit culture Fruit trees and brush fruits standing in need of a stimulant may be watered with the liquid until the soil is saturated Raspberry plantations always appreciate attention in this direction and never fail to give a good account of themselves afterwards If it is not needed in the garden it may be given to the orchard trees pouring it on the surface of the grass round the trees and as far as the branches extend If there are any doubts as to the liquid being toe strong it can be diluted with water Western Plowman - FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 1 north CORN No 2 mixed OATa Mixed PORK New mess LARD Western CHICAGO tac 4 FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red No 2 Chicago spring CORN NEW YORK 753 S50 a 9 3 90 Allens Foot Ease a powder for the feet It cures painful swollen smarting feet and instantly takes the sting out of corns and 50 bunions Its the greatest comfort 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are using it When in need of Ink write Jto them Cincinnati or Chicago now- A n m JJK V Itm ipecua Wearing Sale Sbnip anywhere on F new nign uraae models imiy tmaranteed 17 to 25 B3W villein Sayjigtliing Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess LARD Steam Corn LOUISVILLE FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red f J8K 3 73 81 4 00 it is the only way to avoid Atchison Globe N KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO L B MEAD CYCLE CO Write Jn each town ro of umpe vtMtl- io uuwracs intm our rtpctttrcx is U kaovn throughout th eoaatrr I at asr e tar ear ih Wabash Are ChlcaoM tn nnmtlHi approval iii 85 23 265 2 8 75 3 75 Is a Constitutional Cure Halls Cntarrli Cure Price 7oc You can tell a preachers letter by the odd stationery they all use I HF Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Uae In time Solj by druggists CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS I cases Send for bock flPOPQ rVm treatmcntPrec DrlL I quick relief and cures worst of testimonials and 1 days M GRKKV8 SONS rjXKW DISCOVERY yiTcs C Atlaat ANK E 1661 WHEV H7JRITIKG TO ABTEJRTISKUS plese state that yon uw the A dvcrtlsa V Bent la this paper r -- v Li i Jvvav - - -- J v vw n ------ J - F v Tt 4E I 8 - r IT - excursion to Niagara Falls A- ALMOST A STOBY H i tylLLERSBUBG - c v- I 3 Railway to Niagara Falls will oocur -- The annual excursion of the G - v 1 this year on July 8th The rate from Cincinnati O will be 700 Tickets will be good five days Trains will leave Cincinnati about 1200 Noon The accommodations will Elebe first class in ever pjjrticular gant day coaches Paliman and Wagner sleeping cars Tha route is the most interesting of any Going via Toledo Detroit and the Michigan Central Railway through the best part of Southern Canada direct to the Falls This is the only line that passes close to the brink from which a full and complete view of both the American and Canadian FaWs Niagara is can be seen to advantage one of the greatest wonders on the globe everybody knows of Niagara The and everybody wants to go there CH D Ry was the first to inaugu- ¬ rate these cheap excursions and always has the best accommodations provided Persons desiring full for its patrons information about this excursion should address the undersigned and a descriptive circular will be mailed you ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ story It is easier to write a summer story in winter or a winter story in summer than it is to write either in its proper season Because in the dead of winter you can recall the pleasures of summer and leave out the disagreeable accompaniment of flies and snakes and wood ticks and wilted collars In summer time you can think of the joys of winter and not cpme in con- ¬ tact with blue noses shivering blasts and frosted feet So to write a story in zero weather you should begin in the summer Let me explain Who thdt was 10 years old at the time does not remember the hurricane that swept over the entire states of Kentucky Illinois Indiana and Ohio in 18G0vleaving death and destruction in its wake That was a long time ago but we will take it a-- It is easy to write Passr Traffic Mgr C H DG Edwakds D Cincinnati Ohio Ry v -- r IV 5 m w m4 h 1rfi PSr- - V 1v - L tV i 4- - fe tc- iir jjt f - K A i WS A Tj W K u -- m -- z Twenty one years later a stranger that same country boy was standing on the levee at Cairo Ills when a New Orleans line and Cincinnati packet rounded the bend Leave Lexington 1125 a m and 850 p below He was in conversation with a m daily river correspondent of a Cincinnati paper Arrive 53rd St N Y City 1250 a m Thats the Old South Captain Lew and 915 p m daily bound for Cincinnati He knew the Arrive 2ard St N Y City 755 a m whistle At the sound of the name of and 455 p m daily Captain Lew the stranger started for Arrive Lexington 800 a m and 520 p some of the dinip misty past struggled in m daily his brain Write for new surface map of New Yes it is the same Captain Lew His York City daughter was married some years ago and George W Barney her husband who ran as mate with Cap- ¬ Division Passenger Agent tain Lew was killed in an explosion of i Lexington Ky their boat a year ago on the Mississippi She is a widow now and went to New Or- ¬ leans with her father this trip She may ANNOUNCEMENTS be on the boat now Lets go aboard and I will introduce you to the captain So FOR STATE SENATOR said the correspondent after he had heard We are authorized to announce a brief sketch of the incidents of childhood James M Thomas as a candidate days The boat had tied up to the wharf this for State Senator from the byNow time dont you see how easy it is to write Twenty eighth Senatorial District a story composed of the counties of Bourbon Now go up into the cabin and see the Montgomery and Clark subject to the hearty greeting of the grizzly old captain action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ j who does not fail to remember the incident tion July 31st oi tne supposea lost child and is profuse in his thanks to the young man even at this FOR JAILER late day and winds up his cordial greeting We are authorized to announce Wm with Come back into the cabin and L Collins asa candidate for Jailer of meet Zulema She will be glad to see Bourbon County subject to the action you for she has often spoken of the Incident She seems never to tire of reciting of the Republican party the pleasures of that happy evening Before the words were hardly out of his FOR CIRCUIT CLERK mouth the captain opened a stateroom We are authorized to announce A J door and there stepped out into the blaz ¬ Gorey as a candidate for Circuit Clerk ing light a veritable vision ot loveliness subject to the action of the Renublican the same childish face only saddened and party beautified not to say sanctified by sorrow The young nmns heart seemed to cease its pulsations Was he only dreaming FOR ASSESSOR But it took only a little while after in- ¬ We are authorized to announce C J troductions and Daniel as a candidate for Assessor of made to convinceexplanationsshehad been too had Bourbon Connty subject to the action remembered the firsthim that meeting for she took of the Republican party his hand trustingly and held it while reWe are authorized to announce C L peating the experiences of that stormy Hough as a candidate for Assessor of night 300 miles and 21 years away The bell rang goodby was said the mate Bourbon County subject to the action cussed the gangplanks were drawn in of the Republican party the great wheels turned the boat glided out in the flickering waves and was lost in FOR POLICE JUDGE the darkness The woman was on the We are authorized to announce Wm boat while the man stood on tbeevee eshngton as a candidate for Police watohing the lights and listening to the Judge subject to the action of the wheels upon the water until they dimmed and died away in the distance even as Democratic party hope died out in his heart Wto are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Another 15 years have ticked Judge subject to the action of the the watch Thats about beenof the off by all web of Democratic party the story But you can see how easy it We are authorized to announce Newt would be to make a story out of it by giv- ¬ Clark as a candidate for Police Judge ing the imagination full play 1 may subject to the action of the Democratic write it some day Exchange ¬ ¬ -- Lours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L jMrrcHEiL Div Pas r Agt Chattanooga Tenn Chesapeake and Ohio Itys New Entrance To New York One of the greatest improvements ever made for the convenience of passengers to aud from sscv York City has just been coin- leted A new highspeed Ferry service has een established from big Jersey City depot to the foot of 23d stieet in New York C ty where a handsome Ferry House has been erected with commodious waiting rooms Baggage room aud all coneuiences of a modern Union Depot The Ferries used between Jersey City and 23d street are just from the ship builder and ail that can be embodied in modern passenger steamers They ar large double deckers and the landings on both jsidesof Jhe river are so constructed that passengers can get aboard or ashore from both docks at once thus saving the trouble and annoyance of going up or down a crowd- ¬ ed stairway In connection with the 233 street station a line ot hansoms a id carriages has been es tablished that will take passeugers to or from anypart of New York City a charge of 2 cents per passenger for a mile and a half or nudf r and 15 cents for each additional mile orfniCtion Trunks will be taken with pas ¬ senger in four wheel carriages at 10 ceuts each The charge for passenger in four wheel carriages is 40 cents on same distance baisas hansoms Valises are taken charge of by driver m either hansom or carriage atocentseach no charge for valises carried in bond TiiLs new station is in addition to the Court laud and Debrosses street stations these are still in use for persons going direct to the lower or business end of New York City but lor persons desiring to go tirst to the hotel district the 23d street station fills every need laudlig passengers only a few blocks from Pif th Avenue and Broadway Every promi ¬ nent hotel is within easy reach Passengers leaving Lexington on the Chesapeake and Ohio Limited vestibulated trains have the comfort of riding in through sleepers to New York without change making from three to Sve hours quicker time than via any other Incomparable Crescent fast The service on the Queen train North Through Pullman drawing room sleepers Standard vestibuled day coaches lavatories and smoking rooms ISIegant Cafe parlor and observation cars fineaud one half hours to Cincinnati JO I up-to-da- te Just as the storm any otner storm would serve the same purpose was about to break in its fury upon a quiet rural com- ¬ munity in Clermont county O two town children a boy and a girl aged respec- ¬ tively 10 and 7 were passing along the highway near a farmhouse on the Glisson place unmindful of the terrors of the ap ¬ proaching storm The good lady of the house sent one of her sons to warn them of their danger and to bring them into shelter The storm spent its fury and the dark- ¬ ness of night hung like a mantle over the As soon as desolate soene of destruction it was safe to venture out a courier was dispatched on horseback to notify the dis- ¬ tressed parents at New Richmond that the children were safe He was met by a searching party from home seeking the precious ones who were supposed to have perished in the awful cyclone Right here the boy who is not the girls brother may be dropped out of the story and the one gallus jay be introduced as the hoy hero In the meantime the bright little girl was rapidly winning the hearts of the houscLold in which she had found shelter by her sweet smiles bright sayings won ¬ derful dancing and genial disposition cou- ¬ pled with a fairylike beauty of form and face or a starter Burc V Hon Hanson Kennedy of Carlisle was here Thursday on business Sheriff deeding and family of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Misses Mary and Anna Belle B6ulden yisitedfrieuds in Paris Friday Mrs Robt Caldwell went to Winchester yesterday to visit friends Mr Hiram Carpenter of Cane Ridge was the guest of relatives here Sunday Messrs 1 G- Allen and Sanford Allen visited relatives in Sharpsburg Sunday Mr Wm Best of Cincinnati come up Saturday and is the guest of relatives here Miss Mary Taylor went toCyhthiana yesterday to visit her hunt Mrs Ash - News Notes Gathered In And About rThe TWIN J i I fer ¬ s I XT A V i - brpok Mr J esse Letton entertained a num ¬ ber of his friends at his home Friday evening Mrs lus Thomas and little daughter of Evansville tnd are guests of Mrs A ft a Jas Warford Messrs Albert Hinton and Dorsey day of Paris were down Sunday to see lady friends Mr John Peed and family visited relatives at Mayslick from Saturday until yesterday Mr Spencer Best returned from Dan- ¬ ville College Friday He was one of the forty graduates - Dry Calico 3c Ms v ks his Sta 600 IK QotK Sua H00 Inisrvoftr I ff -- Challie 3c Lawn 3c Ginghaih 3c etc Messrs Chas Chaucelor and- Everett 20 yds Pea Island Brown Cotton SLOQ Thomason have gone to Estill Springs tov zu yas meaciiecl Muslin 100 spend a few days 14 yds Lonsdale and Mason ville Bleached Muslin Mrs D R Kimbroush of Cynthiana Dress Gingham 5c is the guest of her father Mr John Handsome percales 7 c y Jameson near town Black Sateen Tic rent are visiting Mr v ind family in Lexington Mr Matt Ray and wife of Fleming were guests of Mr Yancy Ray and family Saturday and Sunday Misses Alma Collier and Mami Con way went to Cynthiana Friday to visit Mr Richard Collier and family Miss Lyda Brown and Mrs Margnrite Moore went to Winchester Friday to visit Mr Thos Shipp and family Wanted Bluegrass seed Will pay the highest cash price ¬ - 1 Misses Lyd a Clarke and Carrie Cur ¬ Crash 4c Alex McGlintock Towels 5 ¬ -- This girl was the petted daughter of a noted steamboat captain who died but a few years ago and who spent a months vacation in that country town during that particular summer K The child remained until morning and was entranced by the freedom of the coun- ¬ try She went away never to return but her name was mentioned for years after ¬ ward in that household and she was long remembered as a bright ray of sunshine in the midst of a terrible storm None ever knew how sad was the heart of one boy on that farm when he realized that in a few short hours he had met and parted from one whose image would ever remain in his heart And he wondered if he would ever again look upon the bright vision j 3t S M Allen J GMr David Clarke of Sharpsburg and Silks at special prices Miss Virginia Caldwell of Louisville Special prices on our Ladips guests of Mr E P Clarke and family 25c Dress Goods now 19 50c Dress Goods now 3tfc 75c Dress Goods now 49c up v Lace Curtains 40c up Window shades 10c up Bed Quilts 49c no ricking 5c up v W lute Goods 4ic UD u nu ouiroing uouon 3c up Cottonade lOic Ladies Skirts 95c Ladies Shirt Waists 25c up Cui tain Scrim 5g up J U ki - K i o - i i - tar V prs Mens Pants 25c worth 75c prs Mens Pants good values 49d worth li254 300 prs Mens wool Jeans Pants 72c system 200 prs Boys Knee Pants 25c Mens Suits were 15 now 900 wiM VSFiXX nv Mens Suits were 12 now 790 Mens Suits were SIO now 600 Mens buits were 8 now 500 Mens Suits were 6 now 375 i Mens Suits were 475 now 2 Knee Pants Suits 49c Knee Pants Suits 1 Knee Pants Suits 125 il Knee Pants Suits 150 u Mens Shoes worth 175 now 125 Mens Shoes worth 250 now 190 4 Mens Shoes worth 3 now 225 Mens Shoes worth 375 now 275 Mens Shoes worth 4 and 45U now 325 Menxs Laundered Shirts White and Color AAhi- Mens Laundered Shirts worth 1 now 69c V Big line of Sheet Hats Trunks etc igifii Prices for Ten Days zju iir Vj LX rmi - - s- - -- st - i pz - tm- - Died On Friday the child of Virgil Linville The remains were buried in the Millersburg cemetery Died On Saturday evening Harry Stoker aged 77 of dropsy- The remains were interred in the local cemetery Miss Lucy Allen and Mrs Owen Ingels visited their sister Mrs Lewis Rogers near North Middletown Sdtur- aayaiid Sunday Addison Turner sold -- last week m Cincinnati 25000 lbs of tobacco for O W Rankin and Taylor Feeback at iu cents an round Mr Thornton Phillips and wife of Winchester came down ontlieirwheels Sunday and were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Phillips Dr C Pope returned Friday from Arkadelphia Ark where he has se- ¬ cured charge of the Female College at hat place Dr Pope will move there with his family in a few days Carpenter Hunter have had the baud wagon repainted andrefitted in the best style and are now ready for Blue Licks pic nic or base ball excursions or can furnish you the best livery in the county ii It McClintock Mclntyre soid to Moses Kahn a car load of 1300 lb cows and heifers Friday They also shipped a car of 1100 lb heifers to Cincinnati Saturday Messrs Jeff M Vimont and Chas Clarke Sr respectfully request that some of the candidates in the late pri- ¬ mary send them a couple of those large wide brimmed hats used in the canvass as the candidates have no further use for them five-years-cld biipers in Tan and Black and Childrens Shoes and -- iHJ V up ¬ - ¬ ¬ With every purchase at our store you gt a coupon and when you get g et tree a large handsome glass fram ea picture W AVr nSKVr I T JV FREE 1U 4 t 10 - V worth of coupon tickets you V- - - l S aa5s T t v ont - delay- - Conle d you wilLM eapVa f m4 BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY Farm humtiits For sele HOUSE AND LOT ASD BLACK- - Special PricesSik FOR iW HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ ments which have never been used that I will sell cheap for cash 7 double shovel plows 2 pony plows I SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and lot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months For further particulars address or call on 13oct CABINET PHOTOS BY I 2 phseton buggies pair double trees 12 5 tooth cultivators 1 nice surrey 1 barouche 6 L GBINNAN tograp 2lio lie r From this date May 14 until June 1st I will make one dozen cabinet photos for 300 I wilL also make one 16x20 crayon portrait from any negative I have for 250 W i tf BENJ F SHARON wn Jacksonville Ky HAGGARD Glenns old stand corner Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky JH JOHN CONNELLY de9 Money io Loan office 500 on first mortgage To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets All druggists refundfhe money if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W4 T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris y NJ1 JLV 1 ikivl mum ft uftiu iu TIME TABLE EAST UVftV Vi n 1 DV bound V Ar Lexington 1115am 840pm vKineton U25am 850pm 830am 550pm Lv Winchester 1158am 923pm 915am G30pm Ar Mt Sterling1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm Ar Washington 6 lam 340pm ArNew York Ar Lv Louisville 830am 600pm t 4 Philadelphial0i5am 705pm WEST BOUND 1240nn 908pm 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am 630pm 100lam 720pm 1100am 815pm v party We Contagion and Infection FOR MAYOR Jr m Y to be a mistake and give rise to confusion The terms contagion and infection are too often used promiscuously though they are -by no means synonymous The dissemi- ¬ nation of mycotic diseases takes place in dif- ¬ ferent ways There are those which can not be communicated from person to per ¬ son but spread only by the microbic cause invading the individual To this class be ¬ long malarial fevers produced by spas ADVER1I81NG HATES Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser modia Malaria is not contagious just on half rates each insertion thereafter so in all probability cerebro spinal menLocals or reading notices ten cents per ingitis There are secondly those which Hub each Insertion Locals In blaot type are not communicable from person to per- ¬ twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when son but through external carriers only running at line rates ObituaroB cards of thanks calls on candi- ¬ sueh as soil water food air clothing and dates resolutions of respect and matter of a utensils Tothat class belong yellow fever like nature ten cents per line and Asiatic cholera They are infectious Special rates given for large advertise¬ There are finally those which may be ments and yearly cards transmitted directly from a person or in- ¬ directly through carriers To this class See advertisement in another column belong scarlet fever measles diphtheria of W J Bryans new book The First variola influenza erysipelas and Send your order to Oscar perhaps also whooping cough varicella Battle They are Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- - contagious and infectious Dietetic and oh county tf Hygienic Gazette authorized to announce Benj Perky aa a candidate for Mayor of the City of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate for Mayor of the city of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party are Let me here try to correct what I believe Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort ArShelbyville Ar Louisville Trams marked thus f run daily ex- ¬ cept Sunday other trains mn dailv Through Sleepers between Louisville jjcAiugiuu uuu xitjvv xoru witnouii change any information call on For rates Sleeping Car reservations or ¬ Agent L or George W Barney Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky F B NRR Carr Paris Ky -- Incomparable Service The Queen aud Crescent trains are the fin ¬ est trains run in the State of Kentucky Four daily trains to Cincinnati connect with themaiu highways of the X reat Trunk Linesof theNorth West and East This is the line par excellence to Washing- ton New York Boston and the East The Queeu and Crescent connects with every line out of Cincinnati S Swift P T A Lerlneton Ivv V Mokgan C P A Lexiugtou Ky Nashville Exposition L GKINNAN Bur your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ Paris Ky nati and Queen Crescent Koute to Chatta ¬ IE C3X aL jKT nooga Visit the historic city and the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout RAILROAD TIME CARD Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga D J National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ I L N ft R rates to the great Of No 503 W NinthStreet Cincinnati ney Lowthis pleasant route Exposition in effect via ARRIVAL OF TRAINS N Ohio TheQueeu Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ From Cincinnati 1116 a m 538 p Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris surpassed anywhere m 1015 p m It you want the journey to be a pleasant Ky one see that your tickets read via Cincinnati From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 339 p m 627 p m TUESDAY JUNE 8TH 1897 and Queen Crescent P A Cincimati O W C Riuearson G From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m returning every second Tuesday in each 333 p m month T N Rates To Nasliville From Maysville 748 a m 330 p m Optician Landman DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Tenn Centennial and International A has been visiting this i JBl J city regularhr for over Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a xn five years and has ad 346 p N will sell tickets To Lexingtonm justed glasses to the Oct 31st 97 L 755 a m 1127 a m eyes of the best people at following rates for the round trip 545 p m 1021 p m of Paris and Bourbon April 28 to Oct 15th final limit Nov 7 To Richmond 1125 a in 543 p m v County and has proven himself com- ¬ 1260 April 29 to Oct 30jfinal lWZD p m limit 15 petent thorough reliable and honest 925 April To Maysvilte 755 a Bm 635 p m You can get Landmans glasses from days from date of sale F Carr Agent Clark Clays drug store between his 27 to Oo t 30 final limit 7 days including visits and when he makes his regular date of sale 760 visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ F B Garr Agt ly and make any change necessary to give satisfaction Examination free SCAR W MILLER has received References Drs W J vFithian FRANKFORT the MCIMATI RY adjoining exclusive aaency for this and Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian counties for the sale of D Gram of Paris In Effect March 1 1897 Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY best style clear concise and logical DESIMBLE 60 AGRE FARM EAST BOUND His inspiring language full of keen Lve Fraflkfort 630am 300pm satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm G43am 320pm interest and instruct not only those who Arr Elkhorn 651 am 33pYn Arr Switzer 702am 348pm were his most devoted followers but Arr Stamping Ground 703am 358pm also his most ardent opponents The HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ Arr Jjuvaiis720am 415pm books contains about 600 pages printed Arr Georgetown bon County farm which Idesire to Lve Georgetown 800ani 430pm from large clear type with 32 full page sell It is well improved For any Arr Newtown 812am 442pm a magnificent colored 822am 452pm illustrations Arr Centreville further particulars address 858am 458pm presentation plate and an autograph Arr JMiz uuuui J E PLTJMMER 840am 510pm preface handsomely bound Arr Paris m cloth Mielersburg Kjy 8jan tf WEST BOUND half morocco or full morocco at 1 75 225 and 275 each Mail orders will 920am 530pm Lve Paris U S AND FOREIGN Arr Elizabeth 932ara 542pm receive prompt attention PROCURED 93Sam 548pm Oscar W Miller Hutchison Address ArrCentreville Kyi 948am 55Spm Arr Newtown EUGENE W JOHNSON 10Q0am Gl0pm Georgetown Arr 1040am G3opm Lve Georgetown Sherman Shyers has taken --the ¬ SOIIECTTOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ArrDuvails 1056am 646pm 1110am 653pm agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times- Arr Stamping Ground ENT CAUSES 1 155am 704pm Arr Switzer 1135am 711pm Star j a most excellent paper and will Arr Elkhorn 1739 New York Ave Washington D C ll5am 725pm have it delivered to subscribers in any Office established 1SG8 Chaiges moderate Arr Frankfort C D BERCAW GEO B HARPER part of the cityfor six cents per week Correspondence2Requestedr Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt - at The Bourbon News 26mar tf Apply I have all the negatives made since 1 have been in Parisand will make dupli- ¬ PARIS KENTUCKY cate photos from same at extremely low prices To those who are not now prepared to Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls take advantage of these low prices I will promptly answered Your work is sell a contract which will be good until solicited Prices reasonable September 1st 1897 The above prices are for CASH when sitting is made or order placed x xriaa 33 ES EB 5 L H Landman M 3 TX aSBK L1 o Tiie First Battle -- E1 FOR SALE I - 26fd - PATENTS DISS 2mar ljan98 s Frankfort vKy He solicits your subscription r -- 3 tf t- - 1 T - ti is S f - il t 4 M- - k SSBfe BSfL - Mmhd rMrii i -- - f -- t 1 r wfc rvrWW7A y w ymjmmAmmm ijors L mm j s 1 A rT i i1 I - inhip j J c K f ir S- - m - A iaCl S t- 1

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